HomeMy WebLinkAbout04-19-2010 SUPPLEMENTAL COUNCIL AGENDASARATOGA CITY COUNCIL
MEETING DATE: April 19, 2010
DEPARTMENT: Finance & Administrative Services
PREPARED BY: Mary Furey
AGENDA ITEM:
CITY MANAGER: Dave Anderson
DIRECTOR: Mary Furey
SUBJECT: FY 2010/11 Capital Improvement Plan Budget Study Session
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
Review the FY 2010/11 Capital Improvement Plan Budget status and recommendations.
REPORT SUMMARY:
Proposed project descriptions and a summary funding schedule for the FY 2010/11 Capital Budget are
attached to this report for Council review.
FISCAL IMPACTS:
N/A
CONSEQUENCES OF NOT FOLLOWING RECOMMENDED ACTION:
Council would not review FY 2010/11 Capital Improvement Plan Budget status and recommendations.
ALTERNATIVE ACTION:
N/A
FOLLOW UP ACTION:
Council direction will be incorporated into the proposed FY 2010/11 Capital Improvement Plan Budget.
ADVERTISING, NOTICING AND PUBLIC CONTACT:
N/A
ATTACHMENTS:
Attachment A: New CIP Projects
Attachment B: Summary Funding Schedule
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PROJECT
OTHER
PROP O " '
COST
FUNDING
CIP FUNDING
STREET PROJECTS:
Rule 20 Undergrounding Project
2,895,499
2,895,499
Quito Road Undergrounding Project
98,744
98,744
-
Monte Vista Storm Drain
75,000
-
75,000
Canyon View /Elva Storm Drain
50,000
50,000
PARK & TRAIL PROJECTS:
Ravenwood Playground Equipment
75,000
-
75,000
Playground Safety Improvements
50,000
25,000
25,000
Village Creek Trail Design
80,000
60,000
20,000
Blaney Plaza Sound System
25,000
-
25,000
FACILITY PROJECTS:
Key Pad Door Security - Phase 1
60,000
60,000
Saratoga Prospect Center - Site & Safety Improvements
165,000
165,000
ADMINISTRATIVE PROJECTS:
None
-
-
-
TOTAL CIP PROJECTS:
3,574,243
3,079,243
495,000
FUNDING SOURCES
FUNDING FROM:
GENERAL FUND RESERVE:
600,000
REMAINDER AVAILABLE FROM COMER RETAINING WALL
116,983
TOTAL FUNDING AVAILABLE
716,983
LESS REQUESTS FOR:
PROPOSED NEW CIP PROJECTS
495,000
VILLAGE STREETSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS
65,000
TOTAL CIP USE
560,000
REMAINING GENERAL FUND RESERVE:
156,983
STREET PROJECTS
Rule 20A Undergrounding Project
Quito Road Undergrounding Project
Monte Vista Storm Drain
Canyon View/Elva Storm Drain
Proposed Capital Improvement Plan Projects -1
Project Cost $2,895,499 (PG&E Rule 20A work credit funding)
Proiect Description Each year, Pacific Gas & Electric (PG &E) allocates undergrounding work credits to municipalities to provide funding
for construction of underground utilities. The credits for these allocations are provided through PG &E's Rule 20A
program, which is an electric tariff filed with the California Public Utilities Commission. Undergrounding projects
funded by Rule 20A must reduce an unusually heavy concentration of overhead power lines, be conducted on arterial
streets with high pedestrian or vehicular traffic, or be done on roads that are in a civic, recreational, or scenic area.
Locations will be selected based on this criteria, as well as project feasibility and cost effectiveness.
Due to the very high cost of undergrounding, Saratoga has been collecting Rule 20A credits over the past few years to
allow for a more substantial undergrounding project in the City.
Proiect Rationale Moving overhead utilities underground will make the City more attractive and will reduce safety risks associated with
down power lines. Fallen power lines can be especially problematic during winter storms.
Project Cost $98,744 (From subdivision development improvement funding deposit)
Proiect Description Several years ago, the City received funds to conduct undergrounding of utilities on Quito Road near Twin Creeks Road
as a result of a subdivision. Due to the high costs of undergrounding, transferring the overhead utilities at this location
will have to be incorporated into a larger undergrounding project.
Proiect Rationale Moving overhead utilities underground will make the City more attractive and will reduce safety risks associated with
down power lines. Fallen power lines can be especially problematic during winter storms.
Proiect Cost $75,000
Project Description The Monte Vista neighborhood is one of the few remaining neighborhoods without a storm drain system available.
During years of high rainfall, localized road flooding has occurred.
For phase I of this project, the City plans to install a pump that will automatically turn on when runoff water reaches a
certain level. The pump will direct water to an existing storm drain inlet on El Camino Grande thereby keeping Monte
Vista Drive clear of storm water during heavy rains. When funds become available, the City will be able to carry out
phase II of the project by extending the storm drain system to this neighborhood.
Project Rationale This project will reduce isolated flooding in the Monte Vista neighborhood and consequently reduce damage and
liability expenses, particularly during winter storms. However, the pump will require some maintenance.
Proiect Cost
Proiect Description
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PARK & TRAIL PROJECTS
Ravenwood Playground Equipment
Playground Safety Improvements
Proposed Capital Improvement Plan Projects - 2
$50,000
In early 2010, a section of storm drain near Canyon View Drive and Elva Avenue failed. The corrugated metal pipe used
to carry storm water had eroded. The erosion of the pipe resulted in a cavity in the soil.
The metal storm drain pipe will be repaired and replaced with materials that have a minimum 100 year lifespan. The
lifespan of corrugated metal pipe is between 25 to 50 years. Over time, the underground runoff water that travels through
the storm drain cause metal pipes to erode and leaks develop. When the leaks become severe, they can cause sink holes
or soil erosion.
Repair and replacement of the storm drain near Canyon View and Elva will prevent fin-ther soil erosion. Additionally,
the new storm drain materials have a much longer lifespan than the metal corrugated storm drain currently in place.
Consequently, the new section of storm drain is also expected to reduce maintenance expenses.
Proiect Cost $75,000
Proiect Description Over the past few years, the City has been gradually upgrading play areas and replacing play equipment at City parks to
ensure playgrounds meet current safety and American Disabilities Act (ADA) standards. Ravenwood is one of the last
parks to receive upgrades and the City was recently notified that the equipment must be replaced after the Association of
Bay Area Governments conducted an audit of the City's playground equipment.
Improvements to the park will include new playground equipment that complies with ADA requirements, the installation
of a new sand pit, and replacement of the sand around the play equipment with blended wood fibers to help cushion the
ground around outdoor play areas. In 2008, the Parks and Recreation Commission reviewed playground equipment
options and made a recommendation on play equipment design to the Public Works Department.
Project Rationale Upgrading the play area and play equipment will reduce maintenance costs for the near future, and is not expected to
increase maintenance costs over the long term as the upgrade does not add to park amenities. Furthermore, the
improvements are expected to make the play area safer.
Proiect Cost $50,000 (ABAG Grant funding = 825, 000 I CIP funding = $25, 000)
Proiect Description Recently, the Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG) conducted a safety assessment of Saratoga playgrounds.
The ABAG consultant who performed the assessment visited every City playground and identified general safety
improvements and ways in which to increase compliance with the American Disabilities Act. Recommended
improvements to be implemented under this project will be focused on potential entrapment and protrusion issues.
ABAG has also recommended that fences be installed around playgrounds to help keep children in designated play
areas.
Proiect Rationale The installation of fences around playgrounds may slightly impact the Operating Budget through increased
maintenance requirements. However, the project will also increase the safety of City playgrounds.
Village Creek Trail Design
Blaney Plaza Sound System & Lighting
Improvements
FACILITIES PROJECTS
Proposed Capital Improvement Plan Projects - 3
Proiect Cost $80,000 (SCVWD Grant Funding =$60,000 / CIP funding = $20,000)
Proiect Description This project would fund design of a trail that would travel behind Village businesses and along the Saratoga
Creek. The proposed trail has received support as a way to enliven the Village, since the trail is expected to
help bring foot traffic to the Village, create recreational opportunities for residents and visitors, and will
restore the riparian habitat and protect the native fauna and flora of Saratoga Creek. The City is currently
seeking grant funding from the Santa Clara Valley Water District's Clean, Safe Creeks and Natural Flood
Protection Program. It is expected that a matching contribution will be required to receive grant funding.
Proiect Rationale Designing the trail will require that the City negotiate access with the many property owners along the stretch
of land proposed for the trail and additional funds may be needed to gain access. If the proposed trail is
constructed it will increase maintenance expenses after it is built. However, the trail is expected to draw
visitors and shoppers to the City's downtown area and that may increase the City's sales tax revenues.
Project Cost $25,000
Proiect Description Since the Plaza was improved several years ago, it has been a gathering place for special events several times
a year. One enhancement requested by groups using the site is a better sound system. Infrastructure
(electrical pre - wiring) to facilitate the placement of a sound system are requested; in addition, the procurement
of a larger sound system adequate for the size of the plaza and the size of the audience is requested. There are
some areas of the plaza that are not well lit. Spot improvements are contemplated to raise the illumination of
the plaza in those areas to increase the safety for the audience at large public events.
Proiect Rationale This project will improve the public's satisfaction while using the plaza for special events, and may encourage
greater use of the plaza. The lighting improvements also provide enhanced public safety and reduce costs
associated with potential vandalism acts in the park area.
Key Pad Door Security — Phase I Proiect Cost $60,000
Proiect Description Currently, most doors at City Hall must be manually locked and unlocked. On a number of occasions, the
Sheriff's Office has reported that deputies have found the doors at City Hall unlocked. The addition of an
electronic locking system would automatically lock and unlock doors based on the City's hours of operation,
protecting the City from the possible theft or damage to City property as a result of unlocked doors. The first
phase of the project will only include improvements to the City Hall buildings.
Proiect Rationale This project will help prevent costs associated with the theft or destruction of City property resulting from
doors left unlocked afterhours.
Saratoga Prospect Center Site & Safety Project Cost $165,000
Improvements
Proiect Description Improvements to the Saratoga Prospect Center have been made in phases, since the site was purchased in
2002. The first phase started in 2007 with improvements to The Grace Building and the second phase was
completed in fall 2009 with the renovation of Friendship Hall, demolition of two unusable buildings, and
addition of landscaping. The next phase of improvements will include a new monument sign for the facility,
safety and parking lot lighting, repaving of the parking lot, and relocation of the entrance to the site. These
improvements will improve safety and help to make the Saratoga Prospect Center more visible and attractive.
Additionally, groups renting the facility have requested that the City install an integrated sound system and a
motorized projection screen to facilitate large group meetings. This will increase the attractiveness of the
building for rental to community groups and businesses looking for such a venue.
Proiect Rationale The operating budget will be impacted by this project through increased maintenance, janitorial, landscaping,
utility usage, security, insurance, and staffing costs. However, some additional revenue will be generated
though rental activities.
Proposed Capital Improvement Plan Projects - 4
SARATOGA CITY COUNCIL
MEETING DATE: April 19, 2010
DEPARTMENT: Finance & Administrative Services
PREPARED BY: Mary Furey
SUBJECT: FY 2010/11 Operating Budget Study Session
AGENDA ITEM:
CITY MANAGER: Dave Anderson
DIRECTOR: Mary Furey
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
Review the FY 2010/11 Operating Budget status and recommendations.
REPORT SUMMARY:
Summary schedules are attached to this report which provides a summary level illustration of the City's
FY 20 10/1 1 Operating Budget status and recommendations to attain a balanced budget.
FISCAL IMPACTS:
N/A
CONSEQUENCES OF NOT FOLLOWING RECOMMENDED ACTION:
Council would not review FY 2010/11 Operating Budget status and recommendations.
ALTERNATIVE ACTION:
N/A
FOLLOW UP ACTION:
Council direction will be incorporated into the proposed FY 2010/11 Operating Budget.
ADVERTISING, NOTICING AND PUBLIC CONTACT:
N/A
ATTACHMENTS:
Attachment A: Proposed Operating Budget Summary
Attachment B: Proposed Budget Balancing Details
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FY2010 /11 GENERAL FUND BUDGET BALANCING DETAILS
One Time Funding
Grant CIP Project reimbursements for staff time
140,000
Internal Service Fund Transfers (4 ISF funds at $25,000)
100,000
Total One Time Funding
240,000
Salary Reductions
Eliminated City Manager Pay Increase
11,700
FTE Reductions
Asst City Mgr. - .10 FTE (Barbara)
20,400
Admin Analyst II - .10 FTE (Crystal)
11,000
Executive Assistant of CM - .25 FTE (Debbie)
22,500
Accountant - .10 FTE (Ann Xu)
11,000
Admin Analyst I - .10 FTE (Kristin)
10,300
Administrative Assistant II - .10 FTE (Laurie)
7,900
Total FTE Reductions
83,100
Temp Staff Reduction
20,700
27 Hour Furlough for remaining FT staff (GF portion shown)
60,500
Eliminate Auto Allowance (GF portion shown)
27,360
Eliminate overtime except PW & Code Compliance
8,000
Total Salary Reductions
211,360
Operating Expenditure Reductions
Reduce Council Meeting budget
3,000
Publish Newsletter in Recreation Guide
23,000
Reduce legal public notices
2,000
Eliminate CalOpps membership & recruitment expenses
7,650
Eliminate organizational training
2,000
Reduce bank fees and financial services
16,200
Reduce credit card fees
30,000
Cleanup development deposits
25,000
Reduce Records Management Services
15,000
Move unscheduled signal repairs from GF to Gas Tax
25,000
Move road shoulder maintenance (weed abatement) from GF to Gas Tax
20,000
Reduce City Traffic Consultant
40,000
Reduce meeting / training expenses
8,900
Reduce office supplies /misc materials
12,500
Total Operating Expenditure Reductions
230,250
Internal Service Fund Reductions
Reduced ISF chargebacks
73,500
Total Internal Service Fund Reductions
73,500
TOTAL IMPACT TO GENERAL FUND BUDGET
755,110
FY _L ..
Estimated Revenues & Transfers In
15,093,000
-
Less Estimated Expenditures & Transfers Out
(16,106,110)
Plus Use of Reserves:
260,000
NET SHORTFALL
(753,110)
Summary Budget Shortfall Correction:
Additional Funding
Internal Service Fund Transfer
100,000
CIP Grant Funding Reimbursement
140,000
Total Additonal Funding
240,000
Plus Expenditure Reductions
Salary Reductions
211,360
Operating Expense Reductions
230,250
ISF Chargeback Reductions
73,500
Total Expenditure Reductions
515,110
Total of Shortfall Corrections:
755,110
BUDGET BALANCE
2,000
FY 2010/11 GENERAL FUND BUDGET PROPOSAL
FUNDING SOURCES
Revenues:
15,083,000
Transfers In:
Gas Tax
106,000
CD BG
44,000
ISF Transfers
100,000
Total Transfers In:
250,000
Fund Balance Uses:
Environmental Fund
50,000
Development Fund
210,000
General Fund Project Reserve
495,000
Total Fund Balance Use:
755,000
TOTAL FUNDING SOURCES
$ 16,088,000
FUNDING USES
Expenditures:
15,491,000
Transfers Out:
Streets - CIP Projects
125,000
Park & Trail CIP Projects
145,000
Facility CIP Projects
325,000
Administrative CIP Projects
-
Total Transfers Out:
595,000
TOTAL FUNDING USES
16,086,000
NET GENERAL FUND BUDGET:
2,000
SARATOGA CITY COUNCIL
MEETING DATE: April 19, 2010 AGENDA ITEM:
DEPARTMENT: City Manager's Office CITY MANAGER: Dave Anderson
PREPARED BY: Barbara Powell DIRECTOR:
Assistant City Manager
SUBJECT: Allocation of Funding for Community Events
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
Accept report and direct staff accordingly.
BACKGROUND:
At its March 17, 2010 meeting, the City Council agreed upon a total budget allocation for
Community Events in fiscal year 2010/11 of $25,000, of which $5,000 would be for City- related
fees (banners, special event permits) and $20,000 would be for other event - related expenses. The
Council also made the following specific allocations for fiscal year 2010/11 community events:
Event
Amount of
Funding
Non-
city
City
Annual Tree Lighting
$3,000
$ 600
Arbor Day Celebration
$ 100
$ 0
City-wide Garage Sale
$5,000
$ 0
City Ceremonies (Joe's Trail )
$ 500
$ 0
Unspecified Events
$5,000
$ 600
Sub -total
$13,600
$1,200
Remaining Unallocated
$ 6,500
- $3,800
TOTAL
$20,000
$5,000
The Council did not make any specific allocations for the following traditional community
events:
• Mustard Faire (for FY 2009/10 received $4,000 -- $1,217.50 to fund City- related
expenses)
• Memorial Day (backfill of $600 banner fee was not funded in FY 2009/10)
• 4th of July (no funding required for FY 2009/10)
• Saratoga Art & Wine Festival (previously a one -day event funded at $5,000, is planned as
a two -day event for FY 2010/11)
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The Council directed staff to discuss with the Finance Committee options for allocating both the
"Unspecified Event" and "Remaining/Unallocated" funds listed in the chart above and to bring
back a recommendation to the Council.
At its April 7, 2010 meeting, the Finance Committee discussed the following allocation options:
1. Establish two dates per fiscal year during which applications for community event
funding would be accepted.
2. Establish a schedule under which applications for community event funding would have
to be submitted at least three months prior to an event.
The Committee also discussed delegating the allocation of community events funding to the
Finance Committee. Further, the Committee indicated a preference for the Chamber of
Commerce to apply for Saratoga Art & Wine Festival funding, rather than recommending a
specific allocation amount at this time.
REQUESTED DIRECTION:
Staff is requesting direction from the Council concerning:
1. The process, in general, by which community event funding will be allocated; and
2. Whether a separate process will be used for allocation of funding for the 2010/1.1
Saratoga Art & Wine Festival.
FISCAL IMPACTS:
The fiscal impact of funding traditional community events for FY 2010/11 will be a maximum of
$25,000.
CONSEQUENCES OF NOT FOLLOWING THE RECOMMENDED ACTIONS:
The City Council may decide to adopt one of the funding allocation options provided by the
Finance Committee, or may provide other direction to staff.
ALTERNATIVE ACTION(S): N/A
FOLLOW UP ACTION(S):
Implement Council direction.
ADVERTISING, NOTICING AND PUBLIC CONTACT:
Posting of the meeting agenda.
ATTACHMENTS:
Attachment "A" — Prior Year Community Events Funding
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Community Event Fund From Fiscal Year 2006/07 to 2009/10
2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10 2009/10
Actual Actual Actual Budgeted Estimate
Chamber of Commerce Events
Celebrate Saratoga - Teen Scene
7,527
10,000
-
-
-
Celebrate Saratoga - Fun Zone
4,900
4,900
-
-
-
Celebrate Saratoga - Event Support
-
4,996
-
-
-
Celebrate Saratoga Banner
-
-
-
-
-
Taste of Saratoga
-
-
3,299
-
-
Saratoga Art & Wine Festival
-
-
-
5,000
4,258
Annual Tree Lighting
-
-
-
-
1,037
General Community Events
Unspecified Event Funding
-
-
-
5,000
Neighborhood Block Party Supp
-
-
-
-
-
Month of the Child Celebration
-
-
-
-
-
Mustard Faire
1,418
2,000
3,649
-
4,000
Sister City 25th Anniversary
-
-
-
1,200
-
Arbor Day Celebration
-
-
78
100
100
Memorial Day Event (Banner)
-
300
-
-
-
Fourth of July Event
-
-
1,547
4,000
-
Cancer Society - Relay
-
200
-
-
-
Citywide Garage Sale
-
-
4,270
5,000
5,000
City Ceremonies
Fellowship Hall Opening
-
-
-
-
104
De Anza Trail Opening
-
-
23
-
-
KMP Groundbreaking /Opening
-
-
-
250
138
Total Community Events
13,845
22,396
12,866
20,550
14,637
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COMMUNITY EVENT FUNDING
2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11`
Grants
Grants
Grants
Grants
bra nts`=- -
Chamber of Commerce Events
Celebrate Saratoga - Teen Scene
7,527
10,000
Celebrate Saratoga - Fun Zone
4,900
4,900
-
Celebrate Saratoga - Event Support
-
4,996
-
-
Taste of Saratoga
-
-
3,299
-
are _
Saratoga Art & Wine Festival
-
-
4,258
600"
Annual Tree Lighting
-
-
1,037
3,060,
General Community Events
Unspecified Event Funding
-
-
-
-
5 000
Mustard Faire
1,418
2,000
3,649
4,000
Arbor Day Celebration
-
78
100
�� 100"
Memorial Day Event (Banner)
300
-
-
- ^,g
Fourth of July Event
-
1,547
Cancer Society - Relay
200
Citywide Garage Sale
-
-
4,270
5,000
5:0001
Facility Opening Events
3 � �
City Ceremonies
-
-
-
I 500 ",
Fellowship Hall Opening
-
-
104
de Anza Trail Opening
-
23
-
KMP Groundbreaking / Opening
-
138
Total Community Events
13,845
22,396
12,866
14,637
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BILLIARDS
28,40
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30
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DRIVER'S ED
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21
GYMNASTICS
30
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City News For Residents of Campbell Vol. 92, Summer 2010
CITY'S BUDGET OUTLOOK GRIM -
MORE CUTS ON THE HORIZON
Over the past year, the national and local economy
has continued to deteriorate with serious implications
for the City of Campbell and our ability to continue
to provide quality services. Because the effects of
changes in the economy on the City's revenues
typically lag 18 -24 months, our fiscal condition can
worsen even as the overall economy may be slowly
beginning to improve. Unfortunately, most experts
believe the recovery period is likely to be a long
and gradual one. The passage of Measure O in
November, 2008 was a big boost to the City's budget
as it created a new, protected, ongoing revenue
source. Unfortunately, the severe economic decline
has meant less than expected revenue. In addition,
with high unemployment, further declines in retail,
reduced real estate values, reduced hotel occupancy
and room revenues, reduced development activity, and
lower investment earnings, all major City revenues
are down. In fact, total General Fund revenue is off
$2.4 million.
The City is also at risk of further State takeaways. The
State's projected budget deficit stands around $20
billion for FY 2011. Historically, the State has delayed,
borrowed or outright took funds belonging to cities in
on
WHERE DO YOUR PROPERTY TAXES GO?
CENSUS 2010 IS HERE
The Census is a count of everyone living in the
United States that happens once every 10 years.
It is important
R.
that every person ; s�
living in the United
States be counted,
including people
of all ages, races, ethnic groups, citizens and non-
citizens.
The City of Campbell needs your help to ensure
everyone in the City is counted in the 2010 census.
Take 10 minutes to answer and mail back the
questionnaire that is sent to your address. It's safe,
easy, and critically important for Campbell and Santa
Clara County! The count impacts our representation
in Congress and our share of State and Federal
funds.
With your help, Campbell will lead the County in
overall mail response rate to the U.S. Census.
Page 4 Campbell Profile - Newsletter
EXPECT DELOS: WHOWENEMYS 4O EASU
CAMPBELL AN/C MUE UZOERWAY
Improvements to portions of East Campbell Avenue
between the PruneYard Shopping Center and
Historic Downtown. Campbell began mid - March. The
improvements are part of the East Campbell Avenue
Master Plan that was adopted by the City Council in
2007. The goal of these Master Plan improvements is
to improve pedestrian and bicycle circulation between
the businesses and community to the east of Highway
17 and the Historical Downtown, and to enhance and
vitalize the link between these two key areas. The
project is funded primarily with grants from federal
stimulus money and Redevelopment Agency funds.
No City General Fund money is.part of the project.
Major components of the improvement project
include:
• Railway Avenue signal and intersection
modifications
• Widening of the Campbell Avenue bridge
over Los Gatos Creek
• Existing bridge railing /end cap relocation
• Highway 17 undercrossing improvements
including new bikes and sidewalks
• Streetscape improvements such as decorator
streetlights and new street trees
• Rubberized asphalt concrete overlay and
pavement slurry sealing
• Public art
Construction begins March 22 and is expected to be
completed in the spring of 2011.
In addition to the above construction work, the project
will also include roadway grinding; paving; and utility
work. The work will require some extended lane
closures and traffic delays between 8:00 a.m. to 5:00
p.m., Monday through Friday. There may be some
night work involved. Please visit the City's website
at CityofCampbell.com for periodic updates on this
project or call Travis Miller at Redgwick Construction
at (510) 792 -1727 or Reina Antonio, Campbell Public
Works Department, at (408) 866 -2161.
Campbell Profile - Newsletter Page 5
BUDGET... (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4)
order to balance its own budget. Because the State
typically does not complete its budget until after
June, it is not known at this time whether the City
will see additional loss of revenues to the State;
however, based on the past, there is a real likelihood
that we will be impacted in one way or another.
While the outlook for the Silicon Valley economy is
cautiously optimistic due to its strength in being a
cradle for innovation, education and research, the
economic outlook for Campbell will continue to be
challenging in light of the significant loss of retail
sales tax and other economy based revenues which
will take many years to recover. At the same time,
costs continue to grow despite efforts to minimize
such growth. As an example, the City's fire service
contract increased 8.5% this year and is scheduled
for another 7% increase in FY 2011 (this is part of
a five year contract that brings costs up closer to
"market" rates). Despite more frozen positions, wage
concessions given by all employees last year, and
efforts underway to implement a new lower pension
benefit, the cost of providing quality City services
remain high. As a result, the expected structural
deficit has widened this year and is expected to
increase over the next several years absent a
strategy to address this issue.
The following chart summarizes the City's problem
over the next five years:
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-- Revenues - -° Expenditures
As the chart shows, ongoing revenues do not keep
up with ongoing expenditures for the foreseeable
future. In other words, despite all our previous
budget cuts and frozen positions, and the passage of
Measure O, the City is again faced with a structural
budget gap. Current projections estimate draws
on the Economic Fluctuation Reserves (EFR) of
between $2.3 and $3.3 million in each of the next
five years. At this rate, the City would totally deplete
its EFR in less than two years. This is obviously
not an acceptable or sustainable situation.
The City is taking action to resolve this problem by
looking for ways to further curtail expenditures and
increase revenues to close the gap. We need to
11 reset" our budget and service levels to the reality
of available resources. Community meetings and
study sessions with the Council are scheduled for
late March to discuss how to address our problem
and what solution will best meet the needs of this
community.
With input from residents, business people and
City staff, the City Council will consider a range
of alternatives to resolving the budget situation.
Difficult choices will need to be made and service
levels are likely to be impacted. But working
together, the City is confident that it will get through
this difficult time and preserve the most valued
aspects of our community.
For more information about the City's budget
situation, visit the special budget section that has
been established at www.CityofCampbell.com.
Page 6 Campbell Profile - Newsletter
NOW UNDER DESIGN.....
CAMPBELL'S NEWEST PARK
Stojanovich Family Park, Campbell's newest
park, is currently in the works for the Union
Avenue neighborhood. The site is 1.32 acres
and located at 316 Union Avenue. The property
was sold to the City at half price and paid for
with Park Dedication funds that cannot be used
for general operations.
Three well- attended community meetings were
held in the past year with very positive support
for the conceptual design .presented. The
construction drawings are tentatively planned
to be developed in the Summer /Fall 2010.
If you are interested in learning more about
the conceptual plans, please go to the City's
website at www.cityofcampbell.com /SFR You
may also contact the Public Works Department
at (408) 866 -2150 with any questions about
this project.
ADA Statement
Pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the
City of Campbell does not deny qualified individuals with a
disability the benefits of City services, programs or activities.
If you require accommodation, please contact the City
Manager's Office at (408) 866 -2125 at least ten (10) days
prior to any city meeting or activity.
ORCHARD CITY BANQUET HALL
RENOVATION PROJECT
Final plans and specifications for the Orchard City
Banquet Hall Renovation project were approved by
the Campbell City Council in January. Construction
is scheduled to begin in April and is expected to be
completed by March of 2011. The improvements to
the banquet hall include new men's and women's
restrooms; a new lobby area; a room divider;
additional storage space and a new permanent stage.
The renovations will also include a new ceiling; floor
coverings; new windows; replacement of the electrical
system; new HVAC system; and paint and exterior/
interior lighting upgrades. The project will also feature
a public art element. The Orchard City Banquet Hall
is the last part of the former Campbell High School
campus to be renovated since the City purchased the
site in August 1985.
The project is funded primarily with Redevelopment
funds and also includes some federal stimulus
money.
This project is designed to meet LEED (Leadership in
Environmental and Energy Design) Silver Certification
requirements as stipulated by the City's green building
policy adopted by the City Council in 2007. The City
is achieving LEED points in the following areas:
• High efficiency HVAC units
• Low flow plumbing fixtures
• Waterless urinals
• Energy efficient lighting
• Certified sustainable wood
• Use of regionally manufactured materials
• Recycling construction debris
• Use of recycled content materials
Campbell Profile - Newsletter Page 7
POTENTIAL NOVEMBER 2010 BALLOT TO PROTECT LOCAL REVENUE
Due to State takeaways, the City of Campbell has lost a cumulative total of $16 million in property taxes since FY
1992/93 and a cumulative loss of $4.4 million in Redevelopment Agency funds going.back to FY 1995/96.
A coalition calling itself Californians to Protect Local Taxpayers and Vital Services is currently collecting
signatures to qualify the Local Taxpayer, Public Safety and Transportation Protection Act for California's
November 2010 statewide ballot. If passed, proponents say this constitutional amendment would prevent the
state from diverting, borrowing or taking funds that are currently dedicated to local governments. The measure
Would also prevent the state from diverting gas tax revenues that voters have dedicated to transportation and
transit improvements and services. .
The following are the major provisions of the proposed constitutional amendment:
• Revokes the state's ability to borrow local government property tax funds (currently authorized
by 2004 Prop 1A).
• Prohibits the state from borrowing Prop. 42 funds (gas tax) which voters have dedicated to
transportation and mass transit.
• Prohibits the state from taking or borrowing the Highway User Tax on gasoline (HUTA), which
currently fund city, county and state road; highway, transit and other transportation improvements
and services.
• Prevents the state from redirecting or diverting locally levied taxes, including parcel taxes, sales
taxes, utility user taxes, TOT's and other locally imposed taxes that are currently passed by
local governments and /or their voters and dedicated to cities, counties and special districts.
• Prohibits the state from taking, borrowing or redirecting existing funding for public transit,
including existing taxes on gas and "spillover' funds dedicated to the .Public Transportation
Account.
• Adds additional constitutional protections to prevent the state from raiding redevelopment funds
or shifting redevelopment funds to other state purposes.
Coming soon to a computer
screen near you!
ting
The City of Campbell is happy to announce
that webcasting of City Council and Planning
Commission meetings is scheduled to being
soon. Watch for details on the unveiling of this
new service on our website at
www.CityofCampbell.com
Page 8
SAVE THE DATE:
Bike to Work 2010
- Newsletter
December
• Approved a text amendment to the
City's Massage Ordinance allowing
massage with a Conditional Use
Permit
Approved an amendment to the
Campbell Municipal Code extending
the amortization period for non-
conforming sexually - oriented
businesses from two to ten years
Accepted the resignation of Micky Lutz
from the Bicycle Advisory Committee
and appointed Brian Conroy to fill the
vacancy
• 'Commended Sergeant Chris
Milosovich for 29 years of service to
the City of Campbell
• City Council elected Evan Low to
serve as Mayor
• City Council elected Jason Baker to
serve as Vice -Mayor, -
January
• Approved a collaboration with the
County Office of Women's Policy
to create the "Campbell Women of
Distinction" awards
Authorized a short-term extension of
the Campbell Union School District
Playfield Use Agreement
• Accepted the Redevelopment
Agency's Annual Report
• Approved the 2010 City Council
meeting schedule
• Approved the Mayor's 2010 City
Council Committee assignments
• Accepted $100,000 from the State
of California for supplemental Law
Enforcement Service Funds
• Appointed Aaron Bueno and Charles
Gibson to the Parks and Recreation
Commission
• Appointed Phil. Doetsch as tenant
representative to the Rental Increase
Fact Finding Committee
• Appointed Jay Perinne to the Building
Board of Appeals Committee
CITY COUNCIL HIGHLIGHTS
• Thanked John Medalen and Jean
LaDuc for their many years of
service to the Parks and Recreation
Committee
• Held a study session to review
the City's technology goals and
accomplishments.
• Approved a budget adjustment of
$150,000 from Housing Set -Aside
monies for the First Time Homebuyer
Program
• Approved a budget adjustment
to purchase three condominiums
at 21 North Second Street using
Redevelopment Housing Set -Aside
monies to allow for the re -sale of
these units to persons earning 80%
of the medium income or below
• Held a Study Session to discuss the
conceptual 'design for Stojanovich
Family Park
• Accepted the terms of use for Grant
Funds received for the Winchester
Boulevard Improvement Project
• Accepted the auditors report and
the FY 09 Comprehensive Annual
Finance Report
• Approved the Harriet and McCoy
Avenues Pedestrian Safety
Improvement recommendations
• Approved plans and authorized the
solicitation of bids for the renovation of
the Orchard City Banquet Hall at the
Campbell Community Center
February
• Held a study session on the Museum/
Store Enhancement Project
• Congratulated Dr. Johanna
VanderMolen on her years of service
to the Campbell community upon
her retirement from Campbell Union
School District
• Accepted Justice Assistance Grant
Funds and approved the purchase
of a Platescan License Plate Reader
System with the funds
• Approved a cost sharing agreement .
with Silicon Valley- Intelligent
Transportation Systems for the traffic
surveillance equipment enhancement
project
• Voted not to allow hospitals within
a, Controlled Manufacturing Zoning
District
• Took a "support" position on the
statewide local government ballot
measure: the Local Taxpayer, Public
Safety and Transportation Act
• Held a study session with the Planning
Commission to discuss proposed
amendments to the Parking and
Loading Ordinance
• Held a study session to discuss the
status of the FY 2010 General Fund
budget at mid -year .
• Authorized the Public Works Director
to execute a consultant services
agreement for the conceptual design
of Orchard City Banquet Hall and the
entryway to Winchester Plaza
• Accepted a donation for the Recreation
Financial Assistance Program
March
• Congratulated Bob Carlson on being
selected by the Campbell Chamber
of Commerce as "Citizen of the
Year" and Hobee's Restaurant for
being selected as the "Business of
the Year"
• Authorized staff to submit a grant
application for the Jobs for Main
Street Act of 2010
• Approved staff's FY 2010 mid -year
budget recommendations to the
General Fund
• Held a study session on the possibility
of re- structuring the elected offices of
the City Clerk and City Treasurer
• Presented the Women of Distinction
Awards
For complete agendas, staff reports and minutes, please visit the City's website at
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HISTORY
CAMPBELL
HISTORICAL
MUSEUM
Located in the Old Fire
House — 51 Central Avenue
At the corner of Central
Avenue & Civic Center Dr.
Open Thursday- Sunday, Noon to 4 p.m.
(excluding public holidays)
Admission - $2 - Museum members and
children under age 6 FREE
Combination Tickets Available
See both historic sites: $7 for adults; $6 for seniors;
$4 for youth
Tickets do not have to be used on the same day
Located in the City's first Fire House, the Campbell
Historical Museum offers artifacts and memorabilia that
help recall the vanishing world of Santa Clara Valley's
past. Visit a general store that served as the community
center, examine a parlor scene with examples of
decorative arts. Discover the roots of Campbell's
agricultural past in orchards and fruit processing and
explore hometown music and drama in Campbell as
early forms of recreation. "Please Touch" displays in
each of the four thematic areas allow you to feel and
get a closer glimpse into the Valley's history.
MUSEUM VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
Looking for a way to get involved in your community? Do
you enjoy history? Meeting new people? Do you have
a passion for Campbell's rich history? Then consider
becoming a Museum volunteer. The Museum is looking for
volunteers to help in the following areas: Greeters, Docents
& Garden Volunteers. Greeters staff the front desks at both
the Campbell Historical Museum & Ainsley House, run the
cash register and greet museum visitors coming for tours.
Docents lead tours through the historic Ainsley House.
Docent training will take place during the summer months.
Garden volunteers meet every Tuesday morning and help
to make the Ainsley Garden a memorable location for
weddings and special events. For more information please
call: Kerry Perkins at (408) 866 -2718.
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EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH:
Education programs on -site help students learn about local
history. Teachers and parents interested in scheduling
"Hands -on- History" at the Campbell Historical Museum
or "History Detective" at the Ainsley House should call
Museum Educator Kerry Perkins at (408) 866 -2718 or
email: kerryp @cityofcampbell.com. Both programs are
three hours in length and feature hands -on interactive
learning that meet the California Education Standards. Both
the Campbell Historical Museum & the Ainsley House are
available to host Scout groups, home school groups and
other club and organizations that are looking for historical
activities and hands -on tours. Please contact Kerry Perkins
to schedule special programs.
FOR HISTORY CAMP
THIS SUMMER,
SEE PAGE 15 FOR
.MORE INFORMATION.
Campbell Museum (408) 866 -2119
AINSLEY HOUSE & MORGAN GALLERY
PRIVATE TEA AND TOUR
AT THE AINSLEY HOUSE
HISTORY TRUNKS AVAILABLE FOR RENT
The Campbell Historical Museum has three History Trunks
available to rent for classrooms, home school groups,
summer schools, alternative education programs, etc.
The Ohlone Trunk focuses on the Ohlone Indians that
were the first inhabitants of the Santa Clara Valley. The
Pioneer Trunk follows Benjamin Campbell on his journey
to California on a wagon train and the founding of the town
of Campbell. The Orchards and Canning Trunk shows
the development of Santa Clara Valley as the Heart of the
Valley's Delights. Each trunk includes a comprehensive
teacher's curriculum guide, touchable artifacts, laminated
images, videos or dvds, books and music. Rental fee is
$60 for a month. For more information please call: Kerry
Perkins (408) 866 -2718 or email: kerryp @cityofcampbell.
com
CAMPBELL
HISTORICAL MUSEUM & AINSLEY MOUSE _%I-s
A division of the City of Campbell Recreation and
Community Services Department, the Campbell
Historical Museum & Ainsley House strives to
`erpret to a broad public audience, in innovative and
meaningful ways, the history of the Campbell
"< area and encompassing region.
AINSLEY HOUSE
45- minute docent -led tours of the historic 1925 English
Tudor Revival house owned by Campbell canning pioneer,
John C. Ainsley
Thursday — Sunday, 12 pm to 4 pm (excluding public holidays)
Admission Fees:
Adults: $6; Seniors (60 +) $4; Youth: $2.50
Museum members and children under 6: FREE
Combination tickets to include the History Museum are
available for an additional $1.00
www.cilyofcampbell.com
Go to the Museum & Ainsley House page
RESERVE NOW FOR 2010/2011
WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIONS AT THE
AINSLEY HOUSE
The beautiful Ainsley House Garden is a popular venue
for a wedding, special reception or celebratory event.
Dates can be booked up to one year in advance.
Prices start at $925 for a ceremony, and $1925 for a
ceremony and reception combination. Fee includes
use of the garden, event supervision, ample parking
and use of the Historical Ainsley House interiors
for photography purposes. A security deposit and
Museum membership fee are required upon booking.
For more information please call: Kerry Perkins at
(408) 866 -2718 or email: kerryp @cityofcampbell.com.
Visit our museum page at: http: / /www.cityofcampbell.
com /museum /garden rentals. htm
BRIDAL FAIR AT THE AINSLEY HOUSE
Save the Date! Sunday, September 26, 2010 from
11:00 AM -3:00 PM, the Ainsley House will host
our second annual Bridal Fair. If you're planning a
wedding this is the place to be. Wedding vendors will
be showing off their wares and services, while you
sample the food offered by local caterers. There will
be a fashion show, music and more! Don't miss out on
this special event. Please call Karen Lange for more
details at (408) 866 -2758. www.cityofcampbell.com
Go to the Museum & Ainsley House page
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interested in visiting the Ainsley
House can make arrangements
for a private Tea at the Carriage
House before or after their tour.
The price is $25 per person and
we require 12 or more people.
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information please call: Karen
Lange at (408) 866 -2758.
HISTORY TRUNKS AVAILABLE FOR RENT
The Campbell Historical Museum has three History Trunks
available to rent for classrooms, home school groups,
summer schools, alternative education programs, etc.
The Ohlone Trunk focuses on the Ohlone Indians that
were the first inhabitants of the Santa Clara Valley. The
Pioneer Trunk follows Benjamin Campbell on his journey
to California on a wagon train and the founding of the town
of Campbell. The Orchards and Canning Trunk shows
the development of Santa Clara Valley as the Heart of the
Valley's Delights. Each trunk includes a comprehensive
teacher's curriculum guide, touchable artifacts, laminated
images, videos or dvds, books and music. Rental fee is
$60 for a month. For more information please call: Kerry
Perkins (408) 866 -2718 or email: kerryp @cityofcampbell.
com
CAMPBELL
HISTORICAL MUSEUM & AINSLEY MOUSE _%I-s
A division of the City of Campbell Recreation and
Community Services Department, the Campbell
Historical Museum & Ainsley House strives to
`erpret to a broad public audience, in innovative and
meaningful ways, the history of the Campbell
"< area and encompassing region.
AINSLEY HOUSE
45- minute docent -led tours of the historic 1925 English
Tudor Revival house owned by Campbell canning pioneer,
John C. Ainsley
Thursday — Sunday, 12 pm to 4 pm (excluding public holidays)
Admission Fees:
Adults: $6; Seniors (60 +) $4; Youth: $2.50
Museum members and children under 6: FREE
Combination tickets to include the History Museum are
available for an additional $1.00
www.cilyofcampbell.com
Go to the Museum & Ainsley House page
RESERVE NOW FOR 2010/2011
WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIONS AT THE
AINSLEY HOUSE
The beautiful Ainsley House Garden is a popular venue
for a wedding, special reception or celebratory event.
Dates can be booked up to one year in advance.
Prices start at $925 for a ceremony, and $1925 for a
ceremony and reception combination. Fee includes
use of the garden, event supervision, ample parking
and use of the Historical Ainsley House interiors
for photography purposes. A security deposit and
Museum membership fee are required upon booking.
For more information please call: Kerry Perkins at
(408) 866 -2718 or email: kerryp @cityofcampbell.com.
Visit our museum page at: http: / /www.cityofcampbell.
com /museum /garden rentals. htm
BRIDAL FAIR AT THE AINSLEY HOUSE
Save the Date! Sunday, September 26, 2010 from
11:00 AM -3:00 PM, the Ainsley House will host
our second annual Bridal Fair. If you're planning a
wedding this is the place to be. Wedding vendors will
be showing off their wares and services, while you
sample the food offered by local caterers. There will
be a fashion show, music and more! Don't miss out on
this special event. Please call Karen Lange for more
details at (408) 866 -2758. www.cityofcampbell.com
Go to the Museum & Ainsley House page
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on-line and 24/7 until program's fill.
IMPORTANT LETTER FROM THE RECREATION DIRECTOR
First and foremost, I'd like to thank all of our patrons for your
dedicated support and participation in our programs and services.
We are here for you, to provide the programs and recreation services
that you want. We are fortunate to have an outstanding Community
Center and facilities from which to conduct our services, classes. and
programs. We strive continually to provide a wide variety of quality
programs, activities, events and instructors for all interests.
I'm sure you are aware of the critical fiscal crises that most
local governments are facing. Campbell is not immune. In light of a
significantly larger than projected deficit this fiscal year, and ongoing
multi - million dollar deficits forecast for the next five years, we have had to take a serious look at all of our
programs citywide and trim expenses wherever we could. Although fees for most of our classes and programs
do a good job of covering all direct expenses, they do not cover all the overhead expenses (administration,
utilities,janitorial, marketing, etc.) that it takes to provide our programs and services. Fees have been increased
to begin to cover more of those expenses and we've streamlined some of our offerings. We've attempted to
be very strategic in our decisions so that the popular classes will still be there to serve everyone, but some
of the more unique special interest classes may only be offered periodically. We've added a few new classes
that may serve you well during this down economy, (Do- It- Yourself Academy, landscape design, etc.). We
know that many of you are facing the same fiscal challenges in your own families and homes, so we tried to
keep fees the same by shortening or reducing the number of meetings per class. We are trying to keep the
cost of your recreation programs at a manageable level for you, our valued patrons.
Additionally, in an effort to provide a better value for our residents whose taxes support our facilities
and programs, we have found it necessary to reinstitute non - resident fees effective with the fall session of
classes. While we need and appreciate all of our non - resident participants, the additional surcharge (in the
absence of your tax dollars) will help support the maintenance of our facilities for those of you who value and
participate in our programs.
We will need the continued support and participation of all our patrons more than ever, so we hope
that you will continue to participate and maybe even bring a new friend with you. Spread the word about
our programs — the more classes that operate at capacity, the.less we will have to increase fees. If there is
something we can offer or do better, please let us know. We will continue to provide high quality recreational
experiences for you and your family.
For those with significant financial challenges, please see the information about our Scholarship
Program on page 42. Several local non - profits and service organizations, along with City staff, contribute
funds to be able to make scholarships for Recreation classes and programs available to Campbell resident
youth in need.
These are challenging times for everyone, which is reason more than ever to take some time out for
yourself, stay well in mind and body, and interact with others by meeting or making new friends or just_ getting
out for a good walk and some fresh air. We hope to see you this summer!
Linda gckmczak
Recreation & Community Services Director
LindaK @cityofcampbell.com
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CAMPS AT A GLANCE "City offices are closed on Monday, July 5th.
There are no classes or camps scheduled for that day.
Teeter •
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4 -5
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5 -6
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hoppers
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9 -10
0
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17 -19
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Ultimate Teen
11 -12
0
0
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0
0
0
0
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17 -19
Camp
Extreme Teen
13 -15
17 -19
Camp
Leader in
14 -15
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15
Training
"SPORTS
CAMPS
Soccer Rec
5 -12
0
0
0
0
37
Camp
Skate Camp
6 -12
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
34
Tennis Camp
7 -17
0
0
0
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CX
Kx
0
0
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38 -39
Basketball
8 -13
0
0
0
35
Camp
Combo Sports
8 -13
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35
Camp
Volleyball
8 -13
35
Camp
Soccer Adv
8 -14
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37
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SPECIALTI('CAMPS
Art Beat Camp
1.5 -12
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27 -28
Kindergarten
5 -6
0
25
Jump Start
Engineer Lego
5 -9
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Electronics
6 -10
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21
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Cheerleading
6 -10
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30
Camp
Gymnastics
6 -10
30
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History Camp
7 -9
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Culinary Boot
8 -11
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Money Ed
10 -14
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Slimtastic Boot
12 -15
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Page 14 Creating Community Through People, Parks and Programs
DAY CAMP'
DAY CAMP CHECK LIST FOR PARENTS!
Bring healthy sack lunch with drink daily Pre -apply sunblock
Wear swimsuit on water play days Label everything with name
Wear camp shirt daily (provided on Monday)
Calendars will be distributed Monday listing theme /weekly activities
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"DIGGING UP THE PAST"
These week -long Day Camps for youth age(
will provide a new twist on Summer Day C
Museum and Camp staff will make history "co(
the participants discover secrets of the past thr
arts & crafts and natural history activities, field
to local sites and museums, outdoor hikes
explorations, all the while having great fun! C,,
will be held from 10:00 am to 3:00pm and will
at the Campbell Community Center in Room P
Monday through Thursday campers and leE
will walk to our Campbell Historical Museum f
exciting lesson on the week's theme. Friday
campers will participate in a field trip. Conter
vary each week so that kids can enjoy one we
the whole series of summer history camps.
REGISTER NOW
Week 1 9 � e
;Ohlone, First peo le of the Santa,. „ClaraValley ,
Class #
Days Date
Time
Fee
3914301
M -F 6/14 -6/18
10:00 -3:00 pm
$160
Field Trip: Coyote Hills Regional Park
LEADER -IN- TRAINING: (14 -15 yrs)
Teens, ages 14 and 15, gain leadership skills and work
experience as Leaders -in- Training in the Camper Cubs,
Bull Frogs, Grasshoppers and Sunshine Kids Day
Camps. Each two -week session includes training in
game leadership, program planning, leading camp songs,
participant safety procedures, field trip_ supervision,
interview techniques and program evaluations. Leaders -
In- Training will experience first hand camp leadership as
they work along side a Day Camp leader, go on one field
trip, and assist in the organization of the Friday All Camp
Sing - Along. Participation in Leader -In- Training does not
guarantee a job in future summers, but campers will have
the advantage of the training and experience during the
selection process. Campers will be expected to follow
the same attendance, behavior and dress regulations as
regular Day Camp staff. Includes: 10 days of program
supervision, instruction, two L.I.T. camp shirts, daily
afternoon snack, admission, transportation on one field
trip and leadership manual.
LOCATION: John D. Morgan Park, Rincon Ave.
REGISTER NOW
L "EADERrIN
Week 2 Pioneers
of the Santa
Clara Valley
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Date
Class #
Days
Date
Time
Fee
9:30 -2:00 pm
$160
3915301
M -F
7/12 -7/16
10:00 -3:00 pm
$160
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Field Trip: New Almaden Quicksilver County Park
-
LEADER -IN- TRAINING: (14 -15 yrs)
Teens, ages 14 and 15, gain leadership skills and work
experience as Leaders -in- Training in the Camper Cubs,
Bull Frogs, Grasshoppers and Sunshine Kids Day
Camps. Each two -week session includes training in
game leadership, program planning, leading camp songs,
participant safety procedures, field trip_ supervision,
interview techniques and program evaluations. Leaders -
In- Training will experience first hand camp leadership as
they work along side a Day Camp leader, go on one field
trip, and assist in the organization of the Friday All Camp
Sing - Along. Participation in Leader -In- Training does not
guarantee a job in future summers, but campers will have
the advantage of the training and experience during the
selection process. Campers will be expected to follow
the same attendance, behavior and dress regulations as
regular Day Camp staff. Includes: 10 days of program
supervision, instruction, two L.I.T. camp shirts, daily
afternoon snack, admission, transportation on one field
trip and leadership manual.
LOCATION: John D. Morgan Park, Rincon Ave.
REGISTER NOW
L "EADERrIN
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Class #
Days
Date
Time
Fee
3331301
M -F
7/12 -7/23
9:30 -2:00 pm
$160
3332301
M -F
7/26 -8/6
9:30 -2:00 pm
$160
TEENS MAY REGISTER FOR ONLY
1 LEADER -IN- TRAINING SESSION
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DAY CAMP
CAMPBELL RECREATION SUMMER DAY CAMP PROGRAM REGISTER NOW .
Campbell Recreation offers quality programs for children and teens ages 3 to 15 providing a fun, safe place to play during
the summer. These experiences nurture creativity, build self- esteem, improve social interaction, and increase physical
stamina. Day campers will enjoy arts and crafts, games, camp singing and other exciting activities, while exploring their
outdoor environment, expanding their imagination, and learning team building skills. A special event is provided each week
for Bull Frogs and Grasshoppers. A field trip and recreation swimming are included each week for campers in Sunshine
Kids and Adventure Camp. Ultimate Teens swim once a week and go on field trips three days. Extreme Teens will enjoy
a field trip every day and recreation swim twice a week. Campers must wear their Day Camp T- shirt* (provided on first
day of camp), play clothes, and tennis shoes each day for their safety. Please put sunscreen on your child before camp
and label all items sent to camp. Campers must bring a sack lunch with a drink; plus bottled water each day. Parents
Ewho are late picking. up their children will be charged a late fee. Children can be registered for just one week or for all
weeks. If your child has a disability or needs special assistance, please be sure to inform the Recreation Department
V staff when registering. *Teens do not wear camp shirts.
c PRE - REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR BEFORE & AFTER CAMP CARE
NO DROP -IN or PRO -RATED FEES
BEFORE CAMP CARE: 7:15 to 10:00 am
Available for all day camps except Sea Turtles. Participants
meet at the Campbell Community Center, room M49 then
take a chartered bus with Day Camp leaders to John D.
Morgan Park for camp. (Teeter Totters will stay in M-49.)
COST. $40 per week
AFTER CAMP CARE: 3:00 to 5:45 pm
Available to all day camps except Teeter Totters, Camper
Cubs and Sea Turtles. Participants in camps at John D.
Morgan Park will take a chartered bus with Day Camp
leaders to the Campbell Community Center, room M -49.
Sunshine Kids, Adventure Camp, Ultimate Teen. and
Extreme Teen. camps will be permitted to participate in
Recreation Swim at the CCC Pool (from 3:30 pm to 4:00
pm). PLEASE NOTE: fee will be charged when campers
are picked up late (after 5:45 pm). Recreation leaders
are not responsible for walking campers to and from
swim lessons. COST: $45 per week
CAMP SITE LOCATIONS
CAMPBELL COMMUNITY CENTER: 1 W. Campbell
Ave (Corner of Campbell Ave. & Winchester Blvd.)
Teeter Totters Camp: meet in the fenced -in Pre - school
play area at the Recreation Activity Center, M-49
Extended Care Programs: meet in the Recreation Activity
Center, M -49.
JOHN D. MORGAN PARK: 540 W. Rincon Avenue
( Rincon Avenue side of park)
Campers can be dropped off and picked up at the circular
drop -off area in the main parking lot on Rincon Avenue.
Due to limited parking, and for the convenience of parents
and safety of campers, this drive - through service .is
provided for: Camper Cubs, Bull Frogs, Grasshoppers,
Sunshine Kids, Adventure Camp.
Ultimate Teens Camp and Extreme Teens Camp: Meet
at the end of Rincon Ave. Parents do not enter drop off
turn around area for these camps.
JACK FISCHER PARK: Corner of Abbott Avenue &
Pollard Road in Campbell
Sea Turtles Camp (Leaders will be visable in red staff shirts
to meet the campers)
Page IS Creating Community Through People, Parks and Programs
DAY CAMP.
CAMPBELL RECREATION - SUMMER DAY CAMP REGISTER NOW
Campbell Recreation offers quality programs for children and teens ages 3 to 15 providing a fun, safe place to play
during the summer. These action packed programs nurture creativity, build self- esteem, improve social interaction, and
increase physical stamina. Day campers will enjoy arts and crafts, games, camp singing, and other exciting activities
while exploring their outdoor environment, expanding their imagination, and learning team building skills. Campers ages
3 to 10 must wear their Day Camp T -Shirt handed out on Mondays, play clothes, and tennis shoes each day for their
safety.. Campers must bring a sack lunch with .a drink, plus bottled water each day. Children can be registered for just
one week or for all of them.
*Camps run from JUNE 21 through AUGUST 13*
Teeter Totters
�JUNE{21
•10:00 am -1:00 pm
• 1:6 leader to camper ratio
• At the Community Center
• Games and Crafts,
• Fun Jump every Friday
• Cost: $85.00 per week
,Camper Cubs
•10:00 am -1:00 pm
• 1:6 leader to camper ratio
• At John D. Morgan Park
• Games and Crafts
• Sing -A -Long every Friday
• Cost: $85.00 per week
•10:00 am -3:00 pm
• 1:7 leader to camper ratio
• At John D. Morgan Park
• Games and Crafts
• Special event every Wednesday
• Sing -A -Long every Friday
• Cost: $142.00 per week
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Grasshoppers(6years)�y'f,�, l
• 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
• 1:7 leader to camper ratio
.,At.inhn n Mmmnn Park
Sea Turtles (6-8
• 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
• 1:7 leader to camper ratio
• At Jack Fischer Park
• Games and Crafts
• Field trip-every Friday
• Cost $142.00 per week
Adventure Camp (9"
• 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
• 1:7 leader to camper ratio
• At John D. Morgan Park
• Games and Crafts
• Swimming every Friday
• Field trip every Wednesday
• Sing -A -Long every Friday
• Cost: $142 per week
Ultimate Teens (11 12 yrs) }'d4,w , ,sr ; ,,,Q'�y
• 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
• 1:10 leader to camper ratio
• At John D. Morgan Park
• Games and Crafts
• Swimming every Tuesday
• Field trips Wed, Thurs & Fri
• Cost: $166 per week
Extreme Teenk0 15 yrs)
• 10 :00 am - 5:00 om
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Session
Camp "Name
Age
Dates
Fee '
Event/Flefd iip
3121301
Teeter Totters
3-4
6/21 -6/25
$85
3131301
Camper Cubs
4 -5
6/21 -6/25
$85
3181301
Bull Frogs
5 -6
6/21 -6/25
$142
Fun Jump
3091301
Grasshoppers
6
6/21 -6/25
$142
Fun Jump
3141301
Sunshine Kids
7 -8
6/21 -6/25.
$142
Happy Hollow
3151301
Adventure Camp
9 -10
6/21 -6/25
$142
Bowling
3161301
Ultimate Teens
11 -12
6/21 -6/25
$166
Sky High, Bowling, Malibu Grand Prix
3401301
Extreme Teens
13 -15
6/21 -6/25
$220
Monterey Bay Aquarium, PooVPizza, Boardwalk, Golfland, SF Zoo
3171301
Before Care
3 -15
6/21- 6/25
$40
3191301
After Care
5 -15
6/21- 6/25
$45
Session
Camp Name
Age
Dates
Fee
Event/FieldWrip
3122301
Teeter Totters
3-4
6/28 -7/2
$85
3132301
Camper Cubs
4 -5
6/28 -7/2
$85
3182301
Bull Frogs
5 -6
6/28 -7/2
$142
Petting Zoo
3092301
Grasshoppers
6
6/28 -7/2
$142
Petting Zoo
3113301
Sea Turtles
6 -8
6/28 -7/2
$142
Golfland
3142301
Sunshine Kids
7 -8
6/28 -7/2
$142
Rollerskating
3152301
Adventure Camp
9 -10
6/28 -7/2
$142
Sky High
3162301
Ultimate Teens
11 -12
6/28 -7/2
$166
Golfland, Raging Waters, Beach
3402301
Extreme Teens
13 -15
6/28 -7/2
$220
Malibu Grand Prix, Bowling, Giant's vs. Dodgers, Sky High, Raging Waters
3172301
Before Care
3 -15
6/28 -7/2
$40
3192301
After Care
5 -15
6/28 -7/2
$45
Session#
Camp Name
Age
Dates
Fee
EventlField Trip
3123301
Teeter Totters
3-4
7/6 -7/9*
$68
3133301
Camper Cubs
4 -5
7/6 -7/9*
$68
3183301
Bull Frogs
5-6
7/6 -7/9*
$114.
Fun Jump - Slide
3093301
Grasshoppers
6
7/6 -7/9*
$114
Fun Jump - Slide
3114301
Sea Turtles
6 -8
7/6 -79*
$114
Happy Hollow
3143301
Sunshine Kids
7 -8
7/6 -7/9*
$114
Golfland
3153301
Adventure Camp
9 -10
7/6 -7/9*
$114
Beach
3163301
Ultimate Teens
11 -12
7/6 -7/9*
$134
Nickel City, Boardwalk, Rollerskating
3403301
Extreme Teens
13 -15
7/6 -7/9*
$176
Golfland, Pier 39, Movies, Boardwalk
3173301
Before Care ' .
3 -15
7/6 -7/9*
$30
3193301
After Care
5 -15
7/6 -7/9*
$32
Sesalon�
Camp Name
Age
Dates
Fee
Event/Fleld Trip
3124301
Teeter Totters
3-4
7/12 -7/16
$85
3134301
Camper Cubs
4 -5
7/12 -7/16
$85
3184301
Bull Frogs
5 -6
7/12 -7/16
$142
Pony Rides
3094301
Grasshoppers
6
7/12 -7/16
$142
Pony Rides
3115301
Sea Turtles
6 -8
7/12 -7/16
$142
Go Aqua Adventure
3144301
Sunshine Kids
7 -8
7/12 -7/16
$142
Pump It Up
3154301
Adventure Camp
9 -10
7/12 -7/16
$142
Golfland
3164301
Ultimate Teens
11 -12
7/12 -7/16
$166
Pool /Pizza, Oakland Zoo, Golfland
3404301
Extreme Teens
13 -15
7/12 -7/16
$220
Malibu Grand Prix, Nickel City, Oakland Zoo, Great America, Beach
3174301
Before Care
3 -15
7/12 -7/16
$40
3194301
After Care
5 -15
7/12 - 7/16
$45
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DAY CAMP
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Camper Cubs
4 -5
7/19-7/23
$85
3185301
Bull Frogs
5 -6
7/19-7/23
$142
Happy Birds
3095301
Grasshoppers
6
7/19-7/23
$142
Happy Birds
3116301
Sea Turtles
6-8
7/19-7/23
$142
Happy Hollow
- 3145301
Sunshine Kids
7 -8
7/19 -7/23
$142
M Discovery Museum
3155301
Adventure Camp
9 -10
7/19-7/23
$142
Go Aqua Adventure
3165301
Ultimate Teens
11 -12
7/19-7/23
$166
Bowling, Malibu Grand Prix, Movies
3405301
Extreme Teens
13 -15
7/19-7/23
$220
Monterey Bay Aquarium, Sky High, As vs. Red Sox, Pool /Pizza, Pier 39
3175301
Before Care
3 -15
7/19-7/23
$40
3195301
After Care
5 -15
7/19-7/23
$45
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Teeter Totters
3-4
7/26-7/30
3136301
Camper Cubs
4 -5
7/26-7/30
$85
3186301
Bull Frogs
5 6
7/26-7/30
$142
Owen Baker -Flynn (Juggler)
3096301
Grasshoppers
6
7126-7/30 1
$142
Owen Baker -Flynn (Juggler)
3117301
3146301
Sea Turtles
Sunshine Kids
6 -8
7 -8
7/26-7/30
7/26-7/30
$142
$142
Pump It Up
Go Aqua Adventure
3156301
3166307
Adventure Camp
Ultimate Teens
9 -10
11 -12
7/26-7/30
7/26-7/30
$142
$166
Oakland Zoo
Sky High, Golfland, Go Aqua Adventure
3406301
Extreme Teens
13 -15 .
7/26-7/30
$220
Boardwalk, Bowling, Golfland, Giants vs. Marlins, SF Zoo
3176301
Before Care .
3 -15
7126 - 7/30
3196301
After Care
5 -15
7/26-7/30
$45
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,.
: Age
Datesa
Fee
3127301
Teeter Totters
3-4
8/2-8/6
$85
3137301
Camper Cubs
4 -5
8/2-8/6
$85
3187301
Bull Frogs
5 -6
8/2-8/6
$142
Puppet Show
s 3097301
m 3118301
Grasshoppers
Sea Turtles
6
6 -8
8/2-8/6
8/2-8/6
$142
$142
Puppet Show
- Discovery Museum
3 3147301
Sunshine Kids
7 -8
8/2-8/6
42
Sky High
µ
3157301
Adventure Camp
9 -10
8/2-8/6
42
Rollerskating
3167301
Ultimate Teens
11 -12
8/2-8/6
66
E$220
Nickel City, Raging Waters, Rollerskating
3407301
Extreme Teens
13 -15
8/2-8/6
Raging Waters, Ice Skating, Pier 39, Great America, Beach
3177301
Before Care
3 -15
8/2-8/6
$40
3197301
After Care
5 -15
8/2-8/6
$45
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Camper Cubs
4 -5
8/9-8/13
$85
3188301
Bull Frogs
5 -6
8/9-8/13.
$142
_ Mad Science
3098301
Grasshoppers
6
-8/9 - 8/13
$142
Mad Science
3148301
Sunshine Kids
7 -8
8/9-8/13
$142
Happy Hollow
3158301
Adventure Camp
9 -10
8/9 - 8/13'
$142
Beach
3168301
Ultimate Teens
11 -12
8/9-8/13
$166
Oakland Zoo, Beach, Movies
3408301
Extreme Teens
1 13 -15
8/9-8/13
$220
Malibu Grand Prix, Nickel City, Alcatraz, Sky High, Movies
3178301
Before.Care
3 -15
8/9-8/13
$40
3198301
After Care
5 -15
8/9-8/13
$45
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BOOT CAMPS
SLIMTASTIC BOOT CAMP (12.15 yrs)
This innovative new bun - kicking boot camp (with delicious
cooking & snack - making) will help you slim down over sum-
mer! The first part of the class will be outdoors in the park
setting and the second part will be in the new state of the
art kitchen in Friendship Hall. Our first hour will be spent on
an exhilarating, fun & challenging work -out. Then we'll come
together in the kitchen to cook up a healthy, delicious snack.
We'll talk about healthy alternatives to your favorite dishes;
then we'll make & share them. For the cooking portion of
class, aprons & closed toed shoes must be worn & long
hair must be tied back. A $12 materials fee is payable to
the instructor on the first day of camp. This camp is held
at the Saratoga Prospect Center, 19848 Prospect Road in
Saratoga. Instructed by Diane Fukuda.
3578301 M -F 2:00 -4:00 pm 1 6/21 -6/25 12 -15 $134
3579301 T -F 2:00 -4:00 pm ! 7/6 -7/9 12 -15 $109
3580301 M -F 2:00 -4:00 pm 7/19 -7/23 12 -15 $134
3581301 M -F . 2:00-4:00 pm i 8/2 8/6 12 -15 $134
NUTRITION FACTS
• Childhood obesity has soared from 4% in 1962 . to over,
t , 30% in:2008. ;{
• Per capita consumption of sugar has increased from 15 lbs.
per year to over 162 lbs. per year.
• Type II Diabetes increased by 13.5% between 2005 -
2007.
• Proper nutrition and exercise are instrumental in reducing
these numbers.
Diane Fukuda is a nutrition educator who is passionate about s
f health &' fitness. She delights in helping people "'(of all ages) "
make positive changes to their current lifestyle. Small changes
often result in improved energy, mood, increased self esteem
and general happiness! There is nothing more joyful that seeing
people succeed! Diane teaches a variety of cooking /bootcamp zry
and spinning classes through Campbell Community Center.
COOK YOUR LITTLE BUNS OFF BOOTCAMP
(8 -11 yrs)
This innovative new camp combines fitness with healthy
snacking! The first part of the class will be outdoors in the
park setting and the second part will be in the new state of
the art kitchen in Friendship Hall. We'll work in teams com-
peting in zany, relay races & fun exercises for the first half
class. Then we'll come together in the kitchen to assemble a
healthy, delicious snack. We'll make all kinds of great treats
including fruit popsicles, nice - scream, fruit parfaits and
other delicious & healthy snacks. For the cooking portion
of class, aprons & closed toed shoes must be worn & long
hair must be tied back. A $10 materials fee is payable to
the instructor on the first day of camp. This camp is held
at the Saratoga Prospect Center, 19848 Prospect Road in
Saratoga. Instructed by Diane Fukuda.
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ENGINEERING FUNdamentals CAMP with LEGOsIlm
Pre - Engineering with LEGO (5 -6 yrs)
Create, Play, and Learn. Build a town, city, or star base with
houses, buildings, pyramids, bridges, tunnels, towers, and
more. Build motorized cars, trains, buses, and trucks. Ex-
plore the many possibilities of LEGO building systems while
learning useful construction techniques. These camps are
not affiliated with the LEGO group. Participants need to bring
peanut free snack with a drink to camp each day. Camp is
held in M -52.
Class # 02 "`Day4 Time Dates Pages Fee GYP'
3276301 M -F v 9::00 -12:00 pm 6/28 -7/2 5 -6 $185
3277301 M -F 9::00 -12:00 pm 7/26 -7/30 5 -6 $185
3278301 M -F 9::00-12:00 pm 8/9 -8/13 5-6 $185
Engineering FUNdamentals with LEGOsIm
(7 -9 yrs)
Explore concepts in physics, mechanical engineering, struc-
tural engineering, and architecture while playing with your
favorite creations. Learn how to design and build motorized
machines, catapults, demolition derby cars, truss and suspen-
sion bridges, buildings and other constructions. Each session
will include directed projects with instruction, performance -
oriented projects with guidance, and free- building time to
construct that "Really Great Project" with huge quantities of
LEGO. These are fun, challenging, hands -on, and minds -on
camps. RETURNING AND EXPERIENCED STUDENTS
WILL BE GIVEN NEW PROJECTS. Participants need to
bring peanut free snack with a drink to camp each day. Camp
is held in M -52.
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3280301 M -F 1:00 -4:00 pm 7/26 -7/30 7 -9 $185
3281301 M -F 1:00 -4:00 pm 8/9 -8/13 7 -9 $185
SPECIAL INTEREST CAMPS
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MONEY EDUCATION CAMP (10 -14 yrs),
Do you want money -savvy kids? Money -Ed Summer
Camp is an exciting way to learn money skills and be
prepared for the future! Kids have fun as they learn about
MAKING, SPENDING, and INVESTING money through
exciting games and creative projects. Students will expand p
their knowledge of topics like budgeting, credit cards, and %a<) .
investing. Great for newcomers and returning students. n
Visit www.money - ed.com for more information. Camp 0-
held in M -52, preschool room. Campers need to bring a
peanut -free snack each day.
Class # Qayu Time x. Dates , Ages Fee
3905301 1 M -F 1 9 :00 -12:00 PM 1 6/21 -6/25 1 10 -14 $185
BASIC ELECTRONICS SKILLS CAMP (6 -10 yrs)
It has been proven that children learn best from hands -on
experience when they are making something because of
the powerful interaction between thinking and action during
construction. This camp teaches children about electricity,
circuits, simple machines, and physics. Children use Snap
Circuit Kits to make learning electronics a "snap ". They
work as a team to explore building models, such as AM
radios, flashlights, doorbells, and much more using parts
that are mounted on plastic modules and snap together
with ease. No Electricity or soldering is ever used. Chil-
dren have educational fun while learning about electronics.
They see immediate results every time they.build. Please
send campers with a healthy snack and water each day.
Instructed by WizKidsTech staff in room M 752.
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Refunds or transfers must be requested 5 business days prior to the start date.
Cancellations: A $10 per person per class will be deducted from each refund.
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Please take your child to the restroom before lessons. "Accidents" in the pool area major disruption and
require us to shut down the pool. We require children under the age of 3 to wear a swim diaper.
PARENT & ME: (6 mos. - 3 yrs) Class ratio 1:8
Class familiarizes infantlyoung child with the water in a safe /secure
environment. Parent/adult (18 +) works 1 on 1 in pool with child. Instruction
geared to child's ability level. Water orientation is focus of the class, not
'swim' lesson. Adult and child count as 1 student.
LEVEL 1: (3 -5 yrs) Class ratio 1:4 (Tiny Tots)
Class is geared toward child with little or no water experience. Emphasis:
submerging face, bobbing, bubble blowing, basic floating skills with support,
water entry and exit, kicking with support, personal safety skills.
LEVEL 2: (4 -6 yrs) Class ratio 1:4 (Tiny Tots)
Completion of Level 1 required. Level 2 skills: hold breath & fully submerge
head for 3 seconds; submerge and retrieve items off bottom of platform;
push off into prone and supine float or glide unsupported for 5 seconds;
ability to flutter kick on back and stomach in glide position while supported.
Safety skills introduced.
LEVEL 3: (5 yrs & up) Class ratio 1:6 (Beginner)
Completion of Level 2 required. Introduce basic swim strokes and stroke
development readiness. Level 3 skills: ability to kick in both prone and
supine position unsupported for 5 seconds; float in prone and supine; hold
breath underwater for 5 seconds; combined stroke front and back for 5
yards; jump into pool from side; safety skills.
LEVEL 4: (6 yrs & up) Class ratio 1:6 (Beginner)
Completion of Level 3 required. Stroke development. Level 4 skills: kick
width' of pool with board; float and recover both front and back; crawl
stroke with roll for side breathing; tread water for 2 minutes; kneeling and
standing dives; safety skills.
LEVEL 5: (6 yrs & up) Class ratio 1:8 (Adv. Beg.)
Completion of Level 4 required. Stroke refinement. Level 5 skills: crawl
stroke width of pool with drill work and full stroke and side breathing;
backstroke with straight arm recovery; tread with various kicks for 2
minutes; standing dive; surface inwater dive; swim underwater for 3 body
lengths; breast stroke kick with board; safety skills.
LEVEL 6: (7 yrs di up) Class ratio 1:8 (Intermediate)
Completion of Level 5 required. Skill proficiency. Level 6 skills: demonstrate
alternating breathing in crawl stroke; full progression of crawl stroke from
drills to full stroke for 40 yards without stopping; swim both drills and full
backstroke for 40 yards without stopping; breast stroke and dolphin kick
in streamline; full breast stroke for 20 yards; openhanded turns from
front to front, back to back and front to back; long shallow dive.from side;
standing dive from block; tread water 3 minutes; safety skills.
LEVEL 7: (8 yrs & up) Class ratio 1:10 (Swimmer)
Completion of Level 6 required. Level 7 skills: development of competitive
swimming skills such as competitive starts and turns; endurance
swimming and timed continuous swim in all 4 competitive strokes; flip
turns; tread water for 5 minutes; retrieving diving brick from bottom of
deep end; survival float for 2 minutes; safety skills.
ADULT LESSONS (Saturday only)
BEGINNER ADULTS: (15+ years) Class ratio 1:6
Class teaches non - swimmers flotation, basic arm strokes and kicks, crawl,
and backstroke. Personal safety.
INTERMEDIATE ADULT: (15+ years) Class ratio 1:6
Class continues the development of the crawl and backstroke.
Breaststroke is introduced.
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AQUATICS & SWIM LESSONS
S WESTMONT LESSONS NOT OFFERED DUE TO POOL
CONSTRUCTION. WESTMONT LESSONS RESUME IN 2011
SATURDAY SWIM LESSONS
CAMPBELL COMMUNITY CENTER
REGISTER NOW
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REGISTER NOW
Daily fee: $2.00 PER VISIT PER PERSON OR
$40 PASS GOOD FOR 25 VISITS
You may purchase a Recreation swim pass at the pool
office for $40 good for 25 swims. Passes are good for (1)
summer season only. Children under 4%Z feet tall or 6 years
or younger must be accompanied by an adult (1,8 years of
age or older) on the deck and in the water. Everyone entering
the pool gate must pay the admission fee.
FOR EVERYONE'S SAFETY, NO FLOATATION DEVICES,
WATER WINGS, BODY TUBES, INFLATABLE SUITS
ALLOWED DURING PUBLIC RECREATION SWIM
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PUBLIC RECREATION SWIM AT THE CAMPBELL
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COMMUNITY CENTER POOL
Tuesday through Friday
June 22 - August 13
2:15 - 4:00 pm
Closed on Sat., Sun. & Mon.
Daily fee: $2.00 PER VISIT PER PERSON OR
$40 PASS GOOD FOR 25 VISITS
You may purchase a Recreation swim pass at the pool
office for $40 good for 25 swims. Passes are good for (1)
summer season only. Children under 4%Z feet tall or 6 years
or younger must be accompanied by an adult (1,8 years of
age or older) on the deck and in the water. Everyone entering
the pool gate must pay the admission fee.
FOR EVERYONE'S SAFETY, NO FLOATATION DEVICES,
WATER WINGS, BODY TUBES, INFLATABLE SUITS
ALLOWED DURING PUBLIC RECREATION SWIM
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AQUATICS
JUNIOR LIFEGUARD TRAINING PROGRAM
(11 -14 yrs)
Program teaches participants how to recognize potential
hazards, prevent accidents, respond to emergency
situations and aid in swim lessons. Students successfully
passing the 12 hour class are eligible to volunteer assist
with summer swim lessons and public recreation swim
in summer of 2010 with Campbell. STUDENTS MUST
PASS AN INTERMEDIATE SWIMMER SKILLS TEST ON
FIRST DAYTO BE ELIGIBLE FOR CLASS. Certification is
good for one year and previous certificates are no longer
valid.
Class # Clays
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Ages Fee
2347301 1 M -Th
1 3:30 -6:30 pm
1 5/10 -5/13
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PRE- COMPETITIVE SWIM PROGRAM (5 -10 yrs)
This Pre -.Comp program is a training ground for year -round competitive "Wave" Swim Team. Eligible swimmers must
have completed an Advanced Beginner or higher swim lesson and pass a swim test given by coaching staff. Instructions
include competitive stroke fundamentals, competitive dives, starts and turns, speed and endurance drills. Swimmers have
the option of moving onto the Campbell Wave year round swim team. Monthly fees of $40 are due by the 7th of each
month. A late fee of $10 assessed if monthly dues are not received by the 10th of each month. Tryouts are held
.r- r- by appointment only with Tyson Ormonde, Campbell Aquatics Specialist at (408) 866 -2160 or email son
E cityofcamnbell.com.
"WAVE" YOUTH SWIM TEAM (5 -18 yrs)
This competitive US Swimming team is open to ages 5 -18 years. Swimmers must be able to complete one (1) lap of
crawlstroke (freestyle) and be familiar with backstroke and breaststroke. Enrollment is ongoing, and practices are held
rain. or.shine. Practices divided by age group and ability level. Saturday practice includes all age groups. Swimmers
should attend at least three (3) practices per week to see improvement in both endurance and stroke technique.
FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION CALL: Tyson Ormonde Campbell Aquatics Specialist at (408) 866 -2160 or email
at tysono0cityofcampbell.com.
COST PER SWIMMER: Initial one time registration fee is $40. Monthly dues range from $45 -$65 per swimmer depending
on ability level. Late fee of $10 assessed if monthly dues are not received by the 1011 of each month.
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(NIGGLE 6 MOVE (9 mos -2 yrs)
Looking for a fun place to let your little one play with other kids?
Want to get out of the house for a bit? Come play with us and
let your little one roam around enjoying toys and music. Parents
stay with children and can meet other parents to play and talk
about issues concerning parents. Instructed by Stefanie Jatta
Classes held in M -47
Cass# . =Day Time Ff3ates Ages Fee
3106301 W 10:45 -11:30 am 6/9 -6/30 9mo -2 $25
PLAY & SIGN (9 mos -2 yrs)
Combine meaningful play with learning in a fun, unique class that
teaches sign language and develops self- esteem. Despite their
limited motor coordination, young children will learn the hand
shapes of American ,Sign Language (ASL, the official language
of the deaf community), as a temporary bridge to speech. This
language rich environment is meant to limit your child's frustration,
typically expressed through tantrums, pointing and%or screaming.
Rather, your child will learn new ways to express his needs, fears,
and thoughts about the world. The course outline will include
signs for manners, animals, food, transportation, family, etc. All
children must be registered for class; older or younger siblings
NOT permitted in this class. Instructed by Stefanie Jatta (certified
in ASL). Classes held in M-47
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FUN FOR LITTLE ONES (9 mos -3 yrs)
This will be a fun filled class in which parents participate
with their child and introduce their child to group play as well
as connect with other parents. Children must be crawling to
participate in this class. Join instructor "Miss Joy" and other adults
and tots for lots of giggling, singing, dancing, playing and learning.
We will sing songs and explore movement activities using props
like parachutes, tunnels, slides, musical instruments and much
more. Children in the older class should be confident walkers.
Instructed by Joy Coyle. Classes held in M -47
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MY FIRST ART CLASS (1' /x -5 yrs)
Spend quality time with your child creating art & having fun
together! Each week features a new theme with 5 art stations of
new &exciting projects. Projects are age appropriate, allowing
children the freedom to explore materials at their own pace and
in their own way. Class ends on a musical note with singing,
dancing & having too much fun! Parents stay in class with their
children. Wear your "grubbies "! A $5 materials fee is payable .
to instructor at first class. Instructor, Patty Falk, My First Art
Class. Classes are held at the Joan Pisani Community Center,
19655 Allendale Avenue, Saratoga.
TODDLER FUN
PARENT & TODDLER (18 mos -31A yrs)
Come play, have fun, and share some quality time with you little
one while you make friends with other parents. This class is
designed to be a special experience for both child and parent.
Enjoy introducing your child to a preschool environment by
helping them participate in art exploration, singing, group circle
time and free play. Class fee includes all supplies. All children
between the ages of 18 months and 3.5 years old must be
registered in the class to attend, NO OLDER SIBLINGS
PLEASE. Children must be at least 18 months bid and
walking to register for this class. Siblings under 18 months
may attend class free with parent and brother /sister if they
are in a stroller or.backpack. Instructed by Joy Coyle. Classes
held in M-48
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"Funfoodle Have you ever had your kids peel an ear of corn,
count the kernels and squeeze the cob? Have they ever felt the
difference between canned corn and popcorn seeds? Have they
personalized air popped popcorn with cheese they've shredded
or cinnamon sugar they've measured? If not, sign them up for
a series of "Funfoodle" classes to explore foods like corn, won
ton wrappers, cottage cheese, beans, avocado, eggs and more!
Read more about "Funfoodle" at www.funfoodle.com.This
parent and me class is offered by a Registered Dietitian, Toni
Bloom, MS, RD. Children and parents will have 8 weeks of food
exploration, activities and taste tests, a Funfoodle cloth chefs
hat, a CD of original food songs that go along with each week's
lessons and access to their website where you'll find extra food
lessons, recipe ideas and nutrition tips for kids and families. An
additional $40 food fee is payable to the instructor at the
class. Classes held in Q -84
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KINDERGARTEN JUMP START (5 -6 yrs)
Grab your backpacks, pack a snack, and join our class of students
that are entering kindergarten. Students will get a jump.start on
learning as they enjoy a week of kindergarten readiness activities
and games involving writing, pre- reading, listening, and ,social
skills that will help prepare them for their upcoming kindergarten
experience. Class will be held in room M -52. Class is instructed
by preschool staff member Courtney Johnson.
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TODDLER MUSIC
MUSIC TOGETHER
Music Together is an internationally recognized early childhood music program for babies, toddlers, preschoolers,
kindergarteners, and the adults who love them. More information about Music Together can be found at our website
www.MusucalMe.com. A lab fee of $40 is payable at first class meeting. Classes held in room E-44. Special
classes are available for 0 -8 month old babies. The babies class is a one - semester introduction to Music Together
(this class cannot be repeated). See schedule below. Make -ups for this program are available and must be scheduled
through Music Together by going to their website. New families are welcome to attend Free Demo Days to see what
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BABIES CLASS (0 -8 months)
Every child's development benefits from early exposure to
music and movement. Because the early months are so
important, Music Together offers two options for babies.
Babies eight months and younger at the time of registration
may attend a Mixed Ages Class, whether registered on
their own or attending free with an older brother or sister.
Babies may also take this special "Babies Class" offered as
a one - semester introduction to Music Together (this class
cannot be repeated). The music activities and materials are
specially designed for parents who want to learn as much
as possible about music development in infants. Meet other
parents of newborns and learn some fascinating music
activities you can recreate at home with your baby. More
` information about our program and make -ups can be found
d at our website: www.musictogether.com Lab fee: $40
V due at first class meeting. Classes held in E-44.
Free Demo Classes:
Thursday, June 24th.
@ 9:30,10:30, 811:30
am, 3:30, 4:30, 5:30 pm
Plus a special babies
demo class i§ 12:30pm
in Room 0-84
MUSIC TOGETHER (0 -6 yrs)
This is the essential Music Together class, one that a
child can attend from birth through age six — and through
all nine song collections. This basic class follows the
recommendations of child development researchers —
grouping children of a variety of ages because this fosters
natural, family -style learning. Younger children enjoy
watching and imitating older ones; older children learn
by leading younger ones; and adults are happy because
the children in the family can go to class together. Each
child participates at his or her own level in singing,
moving, chanting, listening, watching, or exploring musical
instruments. Any caregivers — parents, grandparents,
nanny — can bring the children. The whole family is
welcome for this important family music experience. More
information about our program and make -ups can be found
at our website: www.musoctogether.com Lab fee: $40
due at first class meeting. Classes held in E -44.
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RHYTHMS IN ART 1 (2 -5 yrs)
Children try out every art medium as they get an opportunity
to explore clay, acrylics, color pencils, stamps -inks, crayons,
and much more. Our age appropriate mixed media projects
allow each child to be creative while developing a rich
imagination. At the end of each class,, we mix it up with
dancing, playing rmusical instruments, parachute play,
building with blocks, and more. A parent must attend with
child. $30 lab fee payable at the class.
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CLAY TIME (4 -6 yrs)
It's Clay Time! Each week you and your child will have
fun creating beautiful three - dimensional projects such as
plates, animals, people, birdhouses, etc. Interaction with
other students and hands -on instruction provide an exciting
environment for the budding artist. Parents may choose to
attend with child. $30 lab fee payable at the class.
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For this class we have developed a series of exciting mixed
media art projects. Children try out every art medium as they
get an opportunity to explore clay, paints, decoupage, mosaic,
and more while developing a rich imagination. Our goal is to
give children the opportunity to freely express themselves
through art and experience personal growth. $30 lab fee
payable at the class.
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BEGINNING CERAMICS (7 -10 yrs)
This unique program uses clay as the primary medium;
teaching students to take a 3D approach to art using pinch,
coil and slab construction techniques. The goal of this class
is to bring out each child's creative side through exploration,
skill development, and structure. $30 lab fee payable at
the class. -
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YOUTW ART
RHYTHMS IN ART CAMP I & II (1.5 -5 yrs)
Our littlest campers will enjoy a fun filled week of exploring
many different types of mediums, such as clay, acrylics,
stamp -inks, crayons, and much more. Our age appropriate
mixed media projects allow each child to be creative
while developing a rich imagination. At the end of each
class, we will explore movement and music by dancing,
playing musical instruments, parachute play, building with
blocks, etc. Children must be accompanied by a parent/
caregiver. $30 lab fee payable at the class.
Class # Day r Tme Dates Agas*W Feed
3240301 ° M -F 10 00 -11:00 am 6/7 =6/11 1.5 -3 $85
3241301 M -F 11:15 -12:15 pm 6/7 -6/11 3 -5 $85
3242301 M -F 10:00 -11:00 am 8/23-8/27, 1.5 -3 $85
3243301 1 M -F 1 11:15 -12:15 pm 8/23 -8/27 1 3 -5 $85
ULTIMATE ART CAMP (4 -12 yrs)
We guarantee the ultimate art experience! Our camp
provides a range of different art experiences to be explored
each day. Students will create dynamic works of art from the
whimsical to the functional. Campers will use a variety of
materials and mediums such as clay, mosaic, decoupage,
and mixed media. They will also explore painting and
drawing. In addition to the art projects, campers will
get a chance to let loose and have fun in our play room
that is equipped with music, games, dress up clothes,
parachutes, and more. All campers should bring a snack
with -a beverage and wear art clothes. $30 lab fee payable
at the class.
3227301 M -F 10:00 -1:00 pm 6114 -6/18 4 -6 $198
3228301 M -F 2:00 -5:00 pm 6/14 -6/18 7 -9 $198
3229301. M -F 10:00 -1:00 pm 6/21 -6/25 10 -12 $198
3230301 M -F 2:00 -5:00 pm 6/21 -6/25 4 -6 $198
3231301 M -F 10:00 -1:00 pm 7/12 -7/16 7 -9 $198
3232301 M -F 2:00 -5:00 pm 7/12 -7/16 10 -12 $198
3233301 M -F 10:00 -1:00 pm 7/19 -7/23 7 -9 $198
3234301 M -F 2:00 -5:00 pm 7/19 -7/23 4 -6 $198
3235301 M -F 10:00 -1:00 pm. 7/26 -7/30 4 -6 $198
3236301 M -F 2:00 -5:00 pm 7/26 -7/30 7 -9 $198
3237301 M -F 10:00 -1:00 pm 8/2 -8/6 10 -12 $198
3238301 M -F 10:00 -1:00 pm 8/9 -8/13 7 -9 $198
3239301 M F 10:00-1,00 pm 8/16-8/20 4-6 $198
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ULTIMATE ART CAMP (4 -12 yrs)
We guarantee the ultimate art experience! Our camp
provides a range of different art experiences to be explored
each day. Students will create dynamic works of art from the
whimsical to the functional. Campers will use a variety of
materials and mediums such as clay, mosaic, decoupage,
and mixed media. They will also explore painting and
drawing. In addition to the art projects, campers will
get a chance to let loose and have fun in our play room
that is equipped with music, games, dress up clothes,
parachutes, and more. All campers should bring a snack
with -a beverage and wear art clothes. $30 lab fee payable
at the class.
3227301 M -F 10:00 -1:00 pm 6114 -6/18 4 -6 $198
3228301 M -F 2:00 -5:00 pm 6/14 -6/18 7 -9 $198
3229301. M -F 10:00 -1:00 pm 6/21 -6/25 10 -12 $198
3230301 M -F 2:00 -5:00 pm 6/21 -6/25 4 -6 $198
3231301 M -F 10:00 -1:00 pm 7/12 -7/16 7 -9 $198
3232301 M -F 2:00 -5:00 pm 7/12 -7/16 10 -12 $198
3233301 M -F 10:00 -1:00 pm 7/19 -7/23 7 -9 $198
3234301 M -F 2:00 -5:00 pm 7/19 -7/23 4 -6 $198
3235301 M -F 10:00 -1:00 pm. 7/26 -7/30 4 -6 $198
3236301 M -F 2:00 -5:00 pm 7/26 -7/30 7 -9 $198
3237301 M -F 10:00 -1:00 pm 8/2 -8/6 10 -12 $198
3238301 M -F 10:00 -1:00 pm 8/9 -8/13 7 -9 $198
3239301 M F 10:00-1,00 pm 8/16-8/20 4-6 $198
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YOUTH ART
PAINTING & DRAWING CAMP(5 -11 yrs)
This entry-level drawing camp will allow children to immerse
themselves in creativity. Students will learn how to draw
step -by -step and also learn the fundamentals of using the
pencil to sketch and design. Different mediums such as
watercolor, pastels, acrylics, etc. will be used. Students will
draw subjects which inspire them and develop their artistic
confidence. $30 lab fee payable at the class.
BEGINNING PAINTING & DRAWING (5 -11 yrs)
This is an entry-level drawing class which will instruct
students step by step how to draw and the fundamentals
of using the pencil to sketch and design. Different mediums
such as watercolor, pastels, acrylics, etc. will be used.
Students. will draw subjects which inspire them and
develop their artistic confidence. $30 lab fee payable at
the class.
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3249301
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6/14 -6/18
8 -11
$80
BEGINNING PAINTING & DRAWING (5 -11 yrs)
This is an entry-level drawing class which will instruct
students step by step how to draw and the fundamentals
of using the pencil to sketch and design. Different mediums
such as watercolor, pastels, acrylics, etc. will be used.
Students. will draw subjects which inspire them and
develop their artistic confidence. $30 lab fee payable at
the class.
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3252301
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$122
3253301
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5:15 -6:15 pm
7/7 -7/18
8 -11
$122
3254301
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3:30 -4:30 pm
7/8 -8/19
8 -11
$122
3255301
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4:45 -5:45 pm
7/8-8/19.
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DRAWING (6 -13 yrs)
This class helps students to experience the joy of drawing
as they develop new skills, while drawing cartoons and
animated figures. This class builds their confidence,
creativity, and imagination. Fee includes basic supplies
students will take home. Students will need to purchase
a sketchpad to practice on their own.. Repeat students
welcome! Class held in E-46 at the Community Center.
Instructed by James Green.
ART BEAT KIDS NIGHT (5 -~12 yrs),
Your child /children are invited to join us at The
Art Beat for a fun night of arts and'crafts, game,,
dinner, making friends and of course' having lots
of fun! This special evening is for children from
the ages of 5 -12 yrs, $30 for 1 child / $55 for 2
children. Price is for one night only. Call (408)
866 -2104 or visit the Campbell Recreation office
#C -31. See schedule: June 11, 26; July 9, 24;
August 6, 21; September 3..
r � ' Mosaic' classes for 'a "ges' 1,4+ �' �� r
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BEGINNING POTTER'S WHEEL (10 -15 yrs)
Get ready to have a blast! Feel the clay through your
fingers as it spins on the wheel. Students will first focus on
wedging the clay, centering, pulling basic forms, trimming
and glazing. $30 lab fee payable at the class.
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SEWING & MACHINE "BASICS ". (10+ yrs)
This hands -on entry level class is for students who want to learn
to sew and have little or no experience with machine sewing.
Learn how to safely use a sewing machine, iron, and use other
construction tools and techniques. You will build confidence with
your new skills by sewing a pillow or simple bag. A follow -up
class is offered: see Sewing Workshos. Classes held in E-16.
$10 materials fee due at the beginning of class.
Class# Day
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3865301 Tu
SEWING "HOW -TO SAMPLER I" DEMO WORKSHIOP
(10+ yrs)
Learn several sewing techniques such as: Seams & Finishes
(plain, basted, welt, piped, curved, cornered, pinked, stitched,
zigzagged, clean finished, French, bound, and flat felled); Edge
Finishes (bias edges, single bias binding, French bias binding,
folded edge, blind hem stitch); and Fullness Control (darts, tucks,
crimping, 4 methods of gathering). You will make samples you can
keep for future reference when sewing your own projects. There
is a $10 materials fee for this class. Students should bring a 3
ring binder & 10 -20 clear plastic "paper jackets" for your finished
samples'& instructional handouts and a permanent marker pen
for writing on fabric samples. Prerequisite: Sewing & Machine
Basics or demonstrate ability to operate a sewing_ machine.
Class# Day i ime Dates =Ages ` Fee
a.
3866301 1 Tu 1 6:30 -9:30 pm 7/20 1 10+ $40
SEWING "HOW -TO SAMPLER II" DEMO WORKSHIOP
(10+ yrs)
Learn several advanced sewing techniques such as: Zipper
installations (centered zipper, lapped zipper, invisible zipper) and
Button Hole installation. There is a $10 materials fee for this
class. Students need to bring a 3 ring binder & 10 -15 clear plastic
"paperjackets" for your finished samples & instructional handouts
and a permanent marker pen for writing on fabric samples.
Prerequisite: Sewing & Machine Basics or demonstrate ability
to operate a sewing machine.
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YOUTH SEWING
BASIC SEWING TECHNIQUES (10+ yrs)
This demonstration, lecture style class will review several sewing
techniques commonly used in garment construction. Learn about
a variety of seams & finishes, edge finishes, darts & gathers, and
several zipper applications.
Class # -s
Day=
Tu
Tme ,
6:30 9:30 pm
at 's
7/6
Ages
10+
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$20
3868301
PREPARING TO SEW (10+ yrs)
This demonstration lecture style'class will discuss fabric selection,
pattern selection, determining what pattern size to buy, and
reading pattern instructions in preparation for a sewing project.
If you have never sewn using a purchased pattern before, this
class is a prerequisite for the Sewing Workshop class.. .
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3869301 F 6:30 -9:30 pm 1 6/25 1 10+ 1 $20
SEWING WORKSHOP (10+ yrs)
This class is for those who are already familiar with operating a
sewing machine and want to continue developing their sewing
skills. You will follow pattern instructions to prepare and cut
fabric then assemble it into a simple item you'll be proud to wear
or display. You will choose a project from a selection provided
by the instructor. Projects include: aprons; home dacor items,
hand bags, and zipper & pocket installations. More challenging
projects include: draw string pajama bottom pants, simple lined
vests.& zippered skirts /pants. If you are a more experienced
sewer and are just looking for space to work, you are also
welcome to sign up and bring yourown projects to work on. Pre-
requisite Preparing to Sew, for those who have never,sewn
a garment befor. Sewing & Machine Basics or demonstrate
ability to use a sewing machine., Students purchase their
own material for the project they choose.
Class #,D
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Dates
Ages
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3870301
F
6:30 9:30 pm
7/9
10+
$40
I think it's great that CCC offers instructional classes in sewing and cooking. When I was in school, these types of courses were
offered in Jr. High school. Since they are no longer offered in public schools, many kids miss out on the experience of learning to use
rxg?t: a sewing machine and the feeling of accomplishment that goes along with making some thingyourself. Sewing is a life skill, even if
it's just to mend clothes, hem pants, or make Halloween costumes! My daughter enjoyed the beginning sewing class and is looking
forward to the more advanced class to further her skills. I look to the CCC recreation guide for all sorts of fun classes and activities
or m children. I think CCC offers a wide variety of classes which means there's somethingfor eve one to eno . -Ellen
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GYMNASTICS & CHEERLEADING
Ms. Melinda Beason teaches all Gymnastics and Cheerleading classes and camps. She is the Owner of GymKids
USA. Go to www.gymkidsusa.com to find out more about Ms. Melinda. Gymnastics and Cheerleading are drop off
programs. To ensure a better learning and teaching environment parents are welcome to observe the LAST DAY of
class only,. which is also our special award day! In addition to the City of Campbell class liability waiver, an additional
release /waiver form must be signed in class for GymKids USA on the first day of class before student participation. All
children must be age 4 by the start of the gymnastic class. No exceptions! Proof of age may be required by Instructor
and GymKids USA.
GYMNASTICS: CLASSES (4 -10 yrs)
A FUN class in physical fitness through non - competitive
gymnastics; boys and girls are taught basic tumbling skills
using mats, inclines, octagons, balance beams and climbing
structures for progressive skills. This program covers proper
agility, coordination, strength, and flexibility development..
Careful attention to proper technique, stretching, warm -
up, and above all safety is stressed in every class. All
gymnastic classes are progressive. Gymnastic skills are
taught according to age appropriateness and skill level of
each child. Creative Movement and Rhythmic Gymnastics
are also incorporated into gymnastics using ribbons,
scarves, balls, hoops, bean. bags and parachute. Required
Attire: Wear comfortable movable'clothing. Shirts tucked
into shorts or leotards without tights. NO socks, shoes,
tights, dresses, jeans or jewelry. Hair must be pulled back
away from face. Students need to safely see where they
are going and landing. All gym classes held in M -50.
GYM BEARS (4 -5 years) Introduction to Gymnastics
GYMKIDS 1 (5 -6 years) Beginning Gymnastics
GYMKIDS 2 (7 -10 years) Beginning to Intermediate
Gymnastics
*GYMKIDS ELITE. will be offered again in the Fall.
GYMNASTICS CAMP (6 -10 yrs)
A one week intensive gymnastics camp focuses on basic
tumblina skills usina mats. inclines- nctannns halannP.
CHEERLEADING CAMP (6 -10 yrs)
One week intensive cheer camp for young cheerleaders
focuses on cheers, chants, basic tumbling, gymnastics and
.an introduction to stunting. Fun pompom drill team dance
routines will also be taught. Camp session will also include
a unique set of cheers for Fall Sports including football
cheers.REQUIRED for ALL Cheerleaders Metallic
gold 6 -inch show pompoms must be purchased.from
Instructor. Pompom fee is $27. Please wear tennis shoes,
pull hair back, and bring a bottle of water and small snack
to every class. All children will receive a special cheerleader
t -shirt. Cheer camp is held in M -47.
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CHEER BEARS AND JR. CHEER CLASSES
will be offered again in the Fall.
These classes provide physical and mental exercise,,
develop coordination, promote socialization and
provide an outlet to have fun while enjoying learning
how to move to the rhythm of music. Dance Instructor
Rachael Gunn brings to the program many years of
experience teaching dance to children of all ages. Her
positive energy, talent and patience teaching children
make the classes fun and recreational. All classes held
in M-47 dance studio which features a waiting room
with glass windows so parents can view all the classes.
Dancers need to wear appropriate dance shoes and
clothing /outfits to dance in. There are no specific dress
requirements for these classes.
DRESS UP AND DANCE (21A -31h yrs)
Young children love dressing up in costumes! This class
combines dance, imagination and fun. Young dancers can
use dress -up clothes, scarves, wands and other props while
they pretend to be a princess, fairy or mermaid. Parents stay
in class with their little one. Bring your cameras to class to
capture the memories.
CREATIVE MOVEMENT (3 -4 yrs)
This class geared for children who love to dance, sing
and pretend. Class incorporates games, songs, props
and. dance routines that will get them moving, laughing
and having fun. Children participate without parents; but
parents are welcome to be nearby in the waiting room
next door with windows. This is a good introduction class
for young children to participate without their parents for
the first time.
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Day
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1 9:00 -9:50 am
`Dates
6/21 -8/9
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2.5 -3.5
Fee
$88
3050301
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CREATIVE MOVEMENT (3 -4 yrs)
This class geared for children who love to dance, sing
and pretend. Class incorporates games, songs, props
and. dance routines that will get them moving, laughing
and having fun. Children participate without parents; but
parents are welcome to be nearby in the waiting room
next door with windows. This is a good introduction class
for young children to participate without their parents for
the first time.
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,_ „Day
4
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Dates
6/21 -8/9
A9s
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3059301
M
10:00 -10:50 am
3 -4
$88
3060301
Th
4:00 -4:50 pm
6/24 -8/12
3-4
$88
PRE -TAP & BALLET (3 -5 yrs)
This combination dance class will combine the rhythm of
tap, and the grace of ballet. Basic steps of both dance
genres will be taught in fun, easy to understand techniques.
Dance develops coordination, increases social skills and
enhances children's ability to follow directions. Students
need to have tap and ballet shoes for the classes.
DANCE
TAP & BALLET (5 -7 yrs)
Basic steps, technique, and routines will be taught in these
fun and challenging classes. Dancing builds endurance,
confidence and agility. Students need to have tap and
ballet shoes for the classes.
Glass #
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4:00 -4:50 pm
, Dates
6/22 -8/10
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3 -5
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$88
3051301
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3053301
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4:00 -4:50 pm
6/23 -8/11
3 -5
$88
3055301
Th
5:00 -5:50 pm
6/24 -8/12
3 -5
$88
DANCE
TAP & BALLET (5 -7 yrs)
Basic steps, technique, and routines will be taught in these
fun and challenging classes. Dancing builds endurance,
confidence and agility. Students need to have tap and
ballet shoes for the classes.
Glass #
Day
Time ,aces es
5:00 -5:50 pm 6/22 -8/10 5 -7
$88
3052301
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3054301
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5700 -5750 pm 6/23 -8/11
5 -7
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FUNKY HIP HOP (7 -12 yrs)
Fast -paced and fun, this class keeps children moving.
Great music and fun routines are taught with easy, step -
by -step instructions that will build confidence and
coordination. Athletic shoes are sufficient for this class.
class # Day,, Time Dates Ages ,
3057301 F 3:45-4:45 pm 6/25 8/13 7 -12 $88
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COMBO (Jazz, Tap & Ballet) (8 -12 yrs)
Challenging and fun steps will be taught in ballet, tap
and jazz hip hop with the emphasis on body alignment and
posture. This is great exercise for the mind and bodyl
Returning dancers can continue their dance skills and learn
some new ones too. It is recommended that Combo Dance
students have tap shoes and ballet shoes for the classes.
class # m Day Time Dates Ages fee
3058301 F4:45-5:45 pm 6/25-8/13 8 -12 $88
HIP -HOP FOR TEENS (13 -17 yrs)
Funky moves, great music and fun routines are geared just
for teens and these hour and a half classes are a great
workout! Hip Hop will build confidence, provide positive
social - interaction experiences with other teens and there
is no dance experience necessary! Students need to wear
comfortable clothes which allow for freedom of movement.
Athletic shoes are sufficient for this class.
Class Time Date Ages
3056301 T M ! 2:30-4:00 pm 6/21 -8/9 13 -17 $88
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YOUTH MUSIC
wA All music classes are instructed
SM by SJG School of Music Staff
W-1 W music
JUNIOR SINGERS (5 -7 yrs)
This class explores basic singing skills through creative and fun
games. Students learn the basic elements of breath control,
voice placement, tone, phrasing and pitch in a fun - oriented
format. In this low- stress environment, students who chose
to sing on their own will gain the benefit of getting immediate
direction. Those students who don't feel ready to sing by
themselves will have the opportunity to explore vocalization
with the rest of the class through various vocal exercises and
songs that the class will learn together. A $10 material fee is
payable to the instructor at the first class. Classes held
in M -48 (preschool room). Instructed by Amanda Dieck, SJG
School of Music.
Class #`.Qa s Time R= i `Dates Age. "Fee
-3862301 M 4:15 -5:00 pm 6/21 -8/2* 5 -7 $125
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BEGINNING VOCALS (8 -17 yrs)
This beginning course helps young singers learn healthy vocal
techniques such as: breath control, voice placement, tone,
phrasing and pitch. The class will include basic music theory,
building confidence, and learning how to pick audition material.
A $10 material fee is payable to the instructor at the first
class. Classes held in M -48 (preschool room). Instructed by
Amanda Dieck, SJG School of Music.
Class# Days Trine y ` Dates Ages 12
..:!
3863301 M 5 15 -6:05 pm 6/21 -8/2 8 - $125
3864301 M 6:15-7:05 pm 6/21-8/2' 13-17 $125
BEGINNING DRUM SET (9 -17 yrs)
Learn how to play drums in a rock band. This course will provide
students with the fundamentals of playing the drum set, reading
music, understanding rhythm and tempo. Students will learn
rudimentary stick exercises to help build muscle control and
dexterity then apply these skills to play primary rock drum beats
to popular rock songs. Students will need a practice pad and
sticks. Each student will get to practice on a drum kit in class:
A $10 material fee is payable to the instructor at the first
class. Classes held in M -52 (preschool room). Instructed by
Jemal Ramirez, SJG School of Music.
W'Class #,, Days I Time bates' aNAge -s f Fee
3857301 Th 7.00 7:50 pm 7/1- 8/12* 9 17 $125
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BEGINNING GUITAR (9 -16 yrs) ,
Designed for the absolute beginner, students learn the basics
of guitar playing and music fundamentals. The class covers:
tuning, chord'strumming, "power” chording, blues and the
fundamentals of note and rhythm reading. Songs include
material from Green Day, The Beatles and Eric Clapton.
Students will need to have their own acoustic guitar or electric
guitar. Classes held in M -49 (preschool room). Instructed by
Bill Cefalu, SJG School of Music.
Cla s #a Bays' Time ` Pik Dates w Ag sFee
3855301 ;a 9:30-10:20 am 6/26 8/28 9 16 $125
BEGINNING ELECTRIC GUITAR (10+ yrs)
Get ready to rock! Designed for the absolute beginner electric
guitarist, students learn music fundamentals, and how to
play in a band by learning fun, contemporary and classic
rock songs. Topics include: tuning, chord strumming, "power,
chording, blues and the fundamentals of note and rhythm
reading. Songs include material from Green Day, Blink182,
Led Zeppelin and more! Lesson 7 includes playing with a
live bass and drums. Students will need to have their own
electric guitar; amplifiers will be provided. A $10 material
fee is payable to-the instructor at the first class. Classes
held in M -49 (preschool "room). Instructed by Chris Shahin,
SJG School of Music.
C ass # 3 ®aysd '' Tme 96ate��� Aggs Fee
3269301 Th 7:00 -7:50 pm 6/24 -8/26* 10+ $150
*No class 7 /8,7/29 .
BEGINNING PIANO- KEYBOARD (8 -16 yrs)
Students-will learn basic notes, rhythm and theory as well as
finger exercises, chords and scales, all with the goal of being
able to play basic keyboard accompaniment parts and songs.
Keyboards will be provided for students in class. However,
students will need a keyboard at home for practice. A $10
material fee is payable to the instructor at the first class.
Classes held in E -42. Instructed by Joey Trombly, SJG School
of Music.
�rr Class # ^ DaysT�me Dates Ages Fee;
3861301 1 Th 7:00-7:50 pm 6/24 8/26* 8 16 $125
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KARATE CLASS INFORMATION
Classes are taught by Sensei Hans Ingebretsen who
holds a seventh degree black belt. Loose, comfortable
clothing is recommended for beginners, while a white
karate uniform (gi) is required for intermediate and
advanced students. All classes are held at the Campbell
Community Center in M -50. Pre - registration is required;
sign ups are not accepted at the class. Belt testing is
optional; an additional fee is payable to the instructor if
students wish to participate in belt testing. Parents are
invited to attend all workouts! Silencing cell phones and
taking personal calls outside the room during class is
! "appreciated.
LITTLE SAMURAI KARATE 1 & 2 (6 -7 yrs)
This class helps children develop balance, coordination,
posture, focus, discipline and respect for oneself and
others. Karate is a great outlet for children to enhance their
social skills in a fun and challenging environment. New and
returning students are welcome.
Class# Day Time `Da %s� ��- _Ages- Fee
917301 T/Th 3:30-4:00 pm5/11 -6/17' 6 7 $61
3918301 T/Th 3:30 -4�PM ' 6/22- 7/29'2 6 -7 $56
919301 T/Th 3:30 8/3 -9/2 67 I $56
class 6110 "2 No
KENPO KARATE (8 -17 yrs)
Kenpo Karate classes help children develop coordination,
balance, agility and strength through drills, games and
technique application. Kicking, punching, blocking and
tumbling are taught while safety is stressed in all aspects
of training.
Class # Day Time Dates Ages Fee
Beginning
3925301
_
T/Th
4:00 -4:45 pm
5/11 - 6/17'' T-1
3923301
$72
3926301
T/Th
I 4:00 -4:45 pm
6/22 - 7/29.2
8 -17
1 $65
3927301
Trrh
4:00 4:45 pm
8/3 -9/2
8 -17
$65
Intermediate
-� +
3928301 T/Th
I. 3929301 T/Th
3930301 T/Th
Advanced -NEW hour
3931301 . yT/Th
4:45 -5:30 pm 5/11- 6/17''
4:45 ^5:30 pm 6/22 - 7/29'2
4:45-5:30 pm 8 V /3 9/2
long class
5:30 -6:30 pm 5/11 - 6/17''
8 -17
8 -17
1 8-17
8-17
$72
$65
$65M
$83
3932301
T/Th 5:30 -6:30 pm
6/22-72 8 -17 $75
3933301 T/Th 5:30 -6:30 pm
8/3 -9/2 8 -17 $75
"1 No class 6110 "2 No class 716, 718
YOUTH SPORTS
YOUTH JUDO /JU JITSU (7 -17 yrs)
Students will learn tumbling, grappling and throwing skills O
in a safe environment while learning practical self defense
and sport applications of these highly effective martial arts.
Using leverage, flexibility and proper use of power, our
students are trained to turn an aggressor's energy back
on them. A white judo gi (uniform) is required and may be
purchased in class. Belt testing is optional. An additional
fee is payable to the instructor if students wish to participate
in belt testing.Tournament competition opportunities will be
available outside class for those who desire it.
Class #
3922301
Day'
T/Th
Time , ' ' � Dates
6:30 -7:30 pm 5111- 6/17.1
Ages
7 -17
Fe® "ra
$83
3923301
T/Th
6:30 -7:30 pm
6/22 - 7/29.2
7 -17
$75
3924301
T/Th
6:30 -7:30 pm
8/3 -9/2
7 -17
$75
l "1 No class 6110
"2 No class 716, 718
8/6 -9/3
8 17
KARATE SPARRING (8 -17 yrs)
Sparring students must be enrolled in a Campbell
Recreation karate orjudo /jujitsu class to participate. Karate
sparring (kumite) and sport ju jitsu sparring will be practiced,
with matches and sparring drills. All students must provide
their own safety gear. Tournament competition is available
for those who wish to compete. Inquire with Sensei Hans
regarding gear requirements.
CClass # ^
Day '' Tme 'Dates
Ages
3910301
F
4:15 -5:30 pm
- 6/
5/1418''
E-1]7
$39
3911301
1 F
4:15 -5:30 pm
6/25 - 7/30'2
1 8 -17
$39
3912301
F
4:15 -5:30 pm
8/6 -9/3
8 17
1 $39
" 1 No class 6111
"2 No class 7/9
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SKATE PARK
e, CAMP$ELL SKATE AARII
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The Campbell Skate Park is located at the Campbell
Community Center, just off Campbell Avenue. The
Skate Park is a supervised facility and only open during
specified hours. For safety reasons, only skaters with
liability release forms on file and required safety gear
will be allowed admittance. Forms are available at the
park and on -line at www.cityofcampbell.com. For
information, stop by the park, call (408) 866 -2741 or e-mail
skatepark(aacitvofcampbell.com.
SKATEBOARDING FOR BEGINNERS (6 -12 yrs)
This class is a once a week class geared towards those with
very little to no experience on a skateboard. Students will
learn such skills as pushing properly, foot positioning and
orientation with some obstacles. The classes are instructed
by Campbell Skate Park Staff. All participants must bring
0 their own board and safety equipment (helmet, knee
pads and elbow pads).
Glass °.#
3429301
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Sa
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[3afes
9:30 -10:30 am
7/10 -8/14
6 -12
$65
3430301
Sa
10:45 -11:45 am
7/10 -8/14
6 -12
_ $65
3431301
M
4:00 -5:00 pm
7/12 -8/16
6 -12
$65
3432301
1 M
1 5:15 -6:15 pm
7/12 -8/16
6 -12
$65
Hours of Operation: '
Monday *, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday: 3 pm - Dusk
Wednesday: 2 pm -Dusk
Sat & Sun: 12 pm - Dusk
Summer Hours
*Monday thru Sunday: 12:00 -8:00 pm or Dusk
*The park will be closed on most Mondays for
skateboarding classes. For a complete calendar
stop by the park or visit the City's website:
www.cityofcampbelf.com
SKATE PARK RENTALS
Rent the Campbell Skate Park for your
own private party. Rentals include:
exclusive use of the Skate Park and one
Skate Park supervisor to monitor the
facility. The Skate Park is available for
rent before the park opens or all day on
dates the park is closed.
Fee: $80 1hr + $25 processing fee
For information, stop by the park, call (408) 866 -2741
or e-mail skatepark @cityofcampbell.com.
SKATEBOARDING SKILLS CAMP (6 -12 yrs)
This week long camp will use a semi - structured format with
a different skateboardinq theme each day. Each session
YOUTH SPORTS
COMBO SPORTS CAMPS (8 -13 yrs) BEFORE CAMP CARE (7:.15 -10:00 am)
Campers will enjoy a variety of sports in this week Available for all sports camps and soccer camps.
long camp. Each day campers will be both inside the Participants must be enrolled in either Sports Camp or
gymnasium and outside on the athletic fields playing a Soccer Camps in order to be eligible for Before Care
variety of sports including: basketball, indoor soccer, flag
football, recreation swimming and high- energy interactive
games in- between. Make new friends while learning the
fundamentals of team sports. Bring water bottle and bag
lunch each day. Recreation swimming will typically
be included Tuesday through Friday the last hour
of camp. Campers receive- a camp t -shirt. Instructed by
the Campbell Recreation Sports Staff and is held in the
Auxiliary Gym.
REGISTER NOW
Class
3341301
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M -F 10:00 -3:00 pm
Dates1
6/28 -7/2
�.,
8 -13 $150
3343301
T -F 10:00 -3:00 pm
7/6 -7/9*
8 -13 $120
3344301
M -F 10:00 -3:00 pm
7/19 -7/23
8 -13 $150
3346301
M -F 10:00 -3:00 pm
7/26 -7/30
8 -13 $150
"No Camp 7/5 OEM
BASKETBALL CAMP (8 -13 yrs)
Campers will learn the fundamental skills of basketball
including dribbling, passing, defense, rebounding, shooting
and TEAM play and strategies. All campers receive quality
instruction, camp t- shirt, and the opportunity to make
new friends. Bring water bottle and bag lunch each
day. Recreation swimming will typically be included
Tuesday through Friday the last hour of camp.
Instructed by the Campbell Recreation Sports Staff and
is held in the Auxiliary Gym.
REGISTER NOW
— .r. � a'0
Etas§ ° #� G3ay itme` M �, Dates .s AgesI 1^ee
3342301 M -F 10:00 -3:00 pm 6/21 -6/25 8 -13 $150
3345301 M -F 10:00-3:00 pm 7/12 -7/16 8 -13 i $150
3347301 M -F 10:00-3:00 pm 8/2 -8/6 8 -13 $150
VOLLEYBALL CAMP (8 -13 yrs)
Campers will learn the fundamental skills of volleyball in
an upbeat and recreational environment. All aspects of
the game will be taught through drills and exercises that
focus on passing, setting, hitting & serving. All campers
receive quality instruction, camp t -shirt, and the opportunity
to make new friends. Bring water bottle and bag lunch
each day. Recreation swimming will typically be
included Tuesday through Friday the last hour of camp.
Instructed by the Campbell Recreation Sports Staff and is
held in the Auxiliary Gym.
REGISTER NOW
Glass Day Mme - -__.: Dates AgM'
3340301 M -F 10:00 -3:00 pm 8/9 -8/13 8 -13 $150
program.
Participants will meet in M-49
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Class # Da�F�
", trs v
Dates Ages` T Fee
Days ilme;' Date Ages 'r'Fee
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3410301
..rP.>
M -F 7 :15 -10:00 am 6/21 -6/25 5 -14
$40'
6/28 -7/2 5 -14 $45
-M
T -F 3:00 -5:45 pm
3411301
-F 7:15 -10:00 am 6/28 -7/2 5 -14
$40
3412301
T -F 7:15 -10:00 am
M -F € 3:00 -5:45 pm
7/19 -7/23 5 -14 $45
3413301
M -F # 7:15 -10:00 am
7/12 -7/16 5 -14
$40
3414301
M -F 7:15 -10:00 am
7/19 -7/23 5 -14
$40
3415301
M -F 7:15 -10:00 am
7/26 -7/30 5 -14
$40
3416301
M -F 7:15 -10:00 am
8/2 -8/6 5 -14
$40
3417301
M -F ; 7:15 -10:00 am 8/9 -8/13 5 -14
$40
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AFTER CAMP. CARE (3:00 -5:45 pm)
Available for all Sports Camps and Soccer Camps.
Participants must be enrolled in either Sports Camp
or Soccer Camp in order to be eligible for After Care
program. Participants are to be picked up at the Campbell
Community Center in room M-49 by parents by 5:45 pm. p
Campers attending Aftercare will need a swim suit, towel r
and sunblock to participate in Recreation Swimming in the :r
afternoons. PLEASE NOTE: a late fee will be charged
if /when campers are—picked up
later than 5:45 pm.
y" ,. rw is
= Time a R
Class # Da�F�
", trs v
Dates Ages` T Fee
3419301 M00 -5:45 pm�
6/21 -6/25 5-14 $45
3420301
M -F 3:00 -5:45 pm
6/28 -7/2 5 -14 $45
3421301
T -F 3:00 -5:45 pm
7/6 -7/9* 5 -14 $35
3422301
M -F ' 3:00 -5:45 pm
7/12 -7/16 5-14- $45
3423301
M -F € 3:00 -5:45 pm
7/19 -7/23 5 -14 $45
3424301
M F 3 00 5:45 pm 7/26 -7/30 5 -14 $45
3425301
M -F 3:00-5:45 pm 8/2 -8/6 5 -14 $45
3426301
M- 3:00-5:45 pm 8/9-8/13 5 14 $45
•No/ -artt
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YOUTH SPORTS
LOCAL RECREATION GROUPS
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Ken Birdsall 408- 640 -8670
www.campbellsoftball.com
Ca�pbell�� ltt���ea'g,eBaseb��ll� ' �=
Dennis Belluomini 408 - 379 -5002
www.campbeillittleleague.com
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Patty Morrison
408 - 377 -9007
www.leaguelineup.com /cpb/
Campl��.li; Pci � rnBfi�Yauf� Fvptb�ll� � C#jeer
Marvin Escobar 408 - 300 -3181
www.campbelipopwarner.net
QuitoLtttleLeagueBaseball
Hotline 408 - 943 -4707
www.quitoLL.org
= "South B "ay' Yiiut Soccer w
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Norm Tavares 1 408 - 248 -8516
www.southbayyouthsocGer.com
"�� Val ey8attn Twist ng 1ub
Sharon Campbell 408 - 270 -0587
www.valleybatonclub.com
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P d" "Ylle'st:S ,Jose,�S�trinrm�Youtf� otb 1�, �Chee`r°
Hotline 408 - 877 -1560
www.wsjstorm.com
')UST4KICKS' SOCCER CLASSES (2'/: -12 yrs)
1 day a week
Participants will be introduced to the game of soccer in a
non- competitive and exciting environment. Classes are
offered to kids as young as 21/2 with their parent focusing
on running, jumping and kicking the soccer ball all the way
to 12 years old where they continue to refine their skills
emphasizing dribbling, passing, shooting and defense. All
Saturday classes are held at John D. Morgan Park, 540
W. Rincon Avenue and Wed classes are at the CCC
lass# Qay T N � w tes Ages Fee,,
F3934301 W W A 8-30-9-00
3935301 W 9:00-9:30 am 7/7_7/28 3.5-4 $43
3936301 W 9:30-10:05 am 7/7-7/28 b 4 5 $43
3937301 s W 10:05 10 50 am 717-7/28 56 $43
3938301 W 10:50 11:50 am 7f7-7/28 7-12 $43
3939301 F Sa 4:50 -5:20 pm 7/10 -7/31 ' 2.5 -3.5 $43
3940301 Sa 2:00-2:30 pm § 7/10 7/31 3.5-4 $43
3941301 Sa 2:30 3 05 pm17/10 7/31 jv 4-5 $43
3942301 Sa 3:05-3:50 pm 7/10 7/31 s 5 -6
3943301 Sa 3:50 -4 50 pm 7/10-7/31 , 7-12 $43
I am a huge fan of Campbell RecreationM My
daughter, Amanda, has attended Tiny Tots, Kinder
Kids, various instructional classes,' Kids Night and
Summer Day Camp. Each experience has been
unique, yet certain themes remain consistent — safe and comfortable
environment, caring and enthusiastic staff,, exciting and enriching
activities, fond memories to reflect upon and new opportunities to
look forward to. We can't wait to see what you have planned next!
- Carolyn ''
YOUTH VOLLEYBALL CLASS (12 -16 yrs)
Learn to improve your volleyball skills with drills and practice
games. This class is for students who have had some
volleyball experience but are not currently on a club or school
team. Each class begins with passing, serving, hitting and
defensive drills followed by officiated games designed to
focus on team defense and scoring strategies. Instructed
by Lila Plunkett. Class is held on Friday afternoons in the
Main Gym.
.,,,Class # 0ay® "Date Ages Fee
. .
3398301 F 4:15 -6 15 pm L81137-9117 2 -8/6 12 -16 $60
3399301 _ F 4.15 -6 15 pm 12 -16 $60
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• Tom Vischer and his Just4Kicks,
Inc.staff bring a wealth of experience,
4i'{ knowledge and understanding of
J
the game of soccer. Tom has, many
years of experience in teaching youth soccer in the Bay
Area. Coach Tom holds an 'A' license, the highest license
the U.S. Soccer Federation as well. as the National `Y'
(Youth) license. www.j4kicks.net
'JUST4KICKS' RECREATION SOCCER CAMPS
(5 -12 yrs)
Over the five day camp, players will experience all the fun
and excitement soccer has to offer. Running, dribbling,
kicking their ball and with expert guidance and instruction
from the coaching staff. The emphasis is on learning and
having fun, not winning. Every participant receives a soccer
ball, t -shirt and water bottle. All day participants need to
bring a lunch. Swimming and 'soccer theme' games are
part of the all day activities in addition to a scrimmage at
the end of each day. All camps are held at the CCC,
Athletic Fields. Shin guards required for all students
by second class.
'class# Day
Time DatesAges ee
K/1 Soccer
10 -12 1 $15
10 -12 $257.
Ages 5 -6
` M -F
9:00 -12:00 pm 7/26 -7/30
10 -12 $157
3372301
3373301
M -F
M -F
9:00 -11:00 am
9:00 -4:00 pm
6/21 -6/25
6/21 -6/25
5 -6
5 -6
$115
$230
3374301 i
M -F
9:00 -11:00 am
7/12 -7/16
5 -6
$115
3375301
M -F
9:00 -4:00 pm 1
7/12 -7/16
5 -6
$230
3376301
3377301
M -F
M -F
9:00 -11:00 am
9:00 -4:00 pm
7/26 -7/30
7/26 -7/30
5 -6
5 -6
$115
$230
3378301
M -F
9:00 -11:00 am
8/9 -8/13
5 -6
$115
3379301
M -F
9:00 -4:00 pm
8/9 -8/13
5 -6
$230
Soccer 2/3
3380301
M -F
Ages 7-8
9:00 12 00 pm
6/21 -6/25
7 -8
$143
3381301
M -F
9:00 -4:00 pm
6/21 -6/25
7 -8
$230
3382301
3383301
M -F
�M -F
9:00 -12:00 pm
9:00 -4:00 pm
7/12 -7/16
w7/12 -7/16
7 -8
7 -8
$143
$230
3384301
M -F
9:00 -12:00 pm
7/26 -7/30
7 -8
$143
3385301
I M -F
9:00 -4:00 pm
7/26 -7/30
7 -8
$230
3386301
3387301
M -F
M -F
9:00 -12:00 pm
9:00 -4:00 pm
8/9 -8/13
8/9 -8/13
7 -8
7 -8
$143
$230
Soccer 416
- .
Ages 9 -12
3388301
M -F
9:00 -12:00 pm
6/21 -6/25
9 -12
$143
3389301
3390301
M -F
M -F
9:00 -4:00 pm
9.00 -12:00 pm
6/21-6/25
7/12 -7/16
9 -12
9-12
$230
$143
3391301
3392301
3393301
3394301
M -F
M -F
M -F
M -F
9:00 -4:00 pm
9:00 -12:00 pm
9:00 -4:00 pm
9:00 -12:00 pm
7/12 -7/16
7/26 -7/30
7/26 -7130
8/9 -8/13
9 -12
9 -12
9 -12
9 -12
$230
$143
$230
$143
3395301
M -F
9:00 -4:00 pm
8/9 -8/13
9 -12
$230
YOUTH SPORTS
'JUST4KICKS' ADVANCED SOCCER CAMPS
(8 -14 yrs)
This higher advanced skills camp is for players who have
had previous soccer experience and desire to improve
on a serious soccer level. Players practice the skills of
dribbling, passing, shooting and defense with expert
guidance from the coaching staff: Every day ends with
a small -sided scrimmage culminating with a mini 'World
Cup' tournament on Friday. Camp is open to boys and girls
ages 8 -14. Every participant receives a soccer ball, t -shirt
and water bottle. In addition, players can choose to stay
all day and join the other Just4Kicks participants. All day p
participants need to bring a lunch. Swimming and 'soccer
theme' games are part of the all day activities as well as a
scrimmage at the end of each day. All camps are held at
the Campbell Community Center, Athletic Fields. Shin
guards required for all students by second class.
class # �� Day I Time bates Ages Fee
Advanced 1 Ages $ -10
3348301 M -F 9:00 -12:00 pm 7/12 -7/16 8 -10 $157
3349301 M -F 9:00 -4:00 pm 7/12 -7/16 8 -10 $257
3350301 M -F 9:00 -12:00 pm 7/26 -7/30 8 -10 $157
3351301 ! M -F 9.00 -4:00 pm i 7/26 -7/30 8 -10 —II-i257
3352301 ! M -F 9:00-12:00 pm 8/9 8/13 8 -10 ( $157
1-3353301 M -F 9:00-4:00 pm 1 8/9-8/13 8 -10 ( $257
Advanced 2 Ages 10 -12
3354301
3355301
M -F
M -F
09 12:00 pm T7/12-7/16
9:00-4:00 pm W 7/12-7/16
10 -12 1 $15
10 -12 $257.
3356301
` M -F
9:00 -12:00 pm 7/26 -7/30
10 -12 $157
3357301
M -F
9:00 -4:00 pm 7/26 -7/30
10 -12 $257
3358301
M -F
9:00 -12:00 pm 8/9 -8/13
10 -12 $157
3359301
1 M -F
I 9:00-4:00 pm 8/9 -8/13
1012- $257
Advanced 3 Ages 13 -14
3360301 M -F 9 00 -12 00 pm 7/12 -7/16 13-14 ! $157
3361301 M -F 9.00 -4:00 pm 7/12 -7/16 13 -14 $257
3362301 M -F 9:00 -12:00 pm 7/26 -7/30 13 -14 $157
3363301 M -F 9:00 -4:00 pm 7/26 -7/30 13 -14 $257
3364301 M -F 9:00 -12:00 pm i 8/9 -8/13 13 14 $157
_
3365301 M -F 9:00 -4:00 pm 8/9 -8/13 13 14 E $257
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YOUTH & TEEN TENNIS
YOUTH TENNIS CLASSES
All tennis classes and tennis camps will be held at the Campbell Community Center Tennis Courts. Chuck Sanfilippo,
a certified U.S.P.T.A. instructor, will teach all classes. Lessons are designed to develop skills, sportsmanship, and a
healthy competitive attitude that will last a lifetime. Beginning through Intermediate level instruction is offered in small
group lessons (maximum of 4 students per class). Students need to bring their own tennis racket and bottled water. All
classes are co -ed unless noted otherwise.
TENNIS, BEGINNING (7 -8 yrs)
These classes are for those who have little or no tennis
experience. These classes offer an introduction to the
game of tennis, covering the basic strokes such as the
p forehand, backhand, and the serve. The focus of these
>- lessons will be on developing consistency. Students can
re -take lessons at the beginner level until comfortable to
advance. Brand new tennis students are advised to
repeat the Beginning level at least twice.
TENNIS, ADVANCED BEGINNING (7 -17 yrs)
These classes are for players who have a general
knowledge of the game and have the ability to maintain
a rally for 5 strokes. Advanced Beginning lessons will
be focused on the serve and volley, specialty shots,
strategy and fine- tuning strokes. Students can re -take
lessons at the Advanced Beginner level until comfortable
to advance.
Ages 7 -8
;Class#
Class # '
',Oays
l," ,', Time "'
Dates '
Ages
Fe's
Sa
3286301
1 M/W
1 5:00 -6:00 pm
1 6/7 -6/23
7 -8
$72
TENNIS, ADVANCED BEGINNING (7 -17 yrs)
These classes are for players who have a general
knowledge of the game and have the ability to maintain
a rally for 5 strokes. Advanced Beginning lessons will
be focused on the serve and volley, specialty shots,
strategy and fine- tuning strokes. Students can re -take
lessons at the Advanced Beginner level until comfortable
to advance.
Ages 7 -8
;Class#
Days
Time'',
Dates'' 'R
/ages'
,RFee
3288301
Sa
11:00 -12:00 pm
7/10 -7/24
9 -12
$36
3287301
Sa
11:00 -12:00 pm
6/12 -6/26
7 -8
$36
3290301
M/W
5:00 -6:00 pm
6/28 -7/14
7 -8
$72
Ages 9 -12
Ctass#
spays
„', 'Time ;yt
Dates ;''
`Ages, ,
Fee
3288301
Sa
11:00 -12:00 pm
7/10 -7/24
9 -12
$36
3291301
M/W
5:00 -6:00 pm
7/19 -8/4
9 -12
$72
Ages 13 -17
Class #
Days
Time ? ,w
Dates
loges p
G-Fwg
3289301
1 Sa
11:00 -12:00 pm
1 8/7 -8/21
13 -17
$36
TENNIS, INTERMEDIATE (9 -17 yrs)
These classes are for players who are consistent with shots
and serves. There will be an emphasis on drills to improve
your singles and doubles strategies. The last part of each
class will be game play.
Ages 9 -12
Class #
Days
time
Dates -
Ages
% =Fee
3297301
1 M/W
1 5:00 -6:00 pm
1 8/9-8/18,
1 9 -12
1 $48
Ages 13-17
Class#
Days
Time
Dates
f�ges
Fee$
3294301
Trrh
5:00 -6:00 pm
6/8 -6/24
13 -17
$72
3295301
Trrh
5:00 -6:00 pm
6/29 -7/15
13 -17
$72
3296301
Trrh
5:00 -6:00 pm
7/20 -8/5
13 -17
$72
3298301
Trrh
5:00 -6:00 pm
8/10 -8/19
13 -17
$48
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YOUTH & TEEN TENNIS
YOUTH TENNIS CAMPS
Instructed by Chuck Sanfilippo, U.S.P.T.A. Certified
TENNIS, BEGINNING (7 -17 yrs)
These camps are for those who have little or no tennis
experience. These classes offer an introduction to the game
of tennis, covering the basic strokes such as the forehand,
backhand, and the serve. The focus of these lessons will be
on developing consistency. Students can re-take-lessons at
the Beginner level until comfortable to advance. Brand new
tennis students are advised to repeat the Beginning
level at least twice.
Ages 7 -8
�
3
� _ Y�i,u
• 3 �
a °dh
Fee'_
3300301
M -Th
8:30 -9:30 am
6/14 -6/17
7 -8
$48
3301301
M -Th
8:30 -9:30 am
6/21 -6/24
7 -8
$48
3302301
M -Th
8:30 -9:30 am
7/19 -7/22
7 -8
.$48
3303301
M -Th
8:30 -9:30 am
8/2 -8/5
7 -8
$48
Ages 9 -12
Class #
Days,
Lime
.' l Dates
_ _.
Ages
Fee'_
3304301
M -Th
9:30 -10:30 am
6/14 -6/17
9 -12
$48
3305301
M -Th
9:30 -10:30 am
6/28 -7/1
9 -12
$48
3306301
M -Th
9:30 -10:30 am
7/12 -7/15
9 -12
$48
3307301
M -Th
9:30 -10:30 am
7/19 -7/22
1 9 -12
1 $48
3308301
M -Th
9:30 -10:30 am
7/26 -7129
9 -12
1 $48
3309301
1 M -Th
8:30 -9:30 am
8/9 8/12
9 12
$48
Ages 13 -17
m Class #'is
Day's R
r Time
;' Da #es=
Ages
3Fee'.
3311301
M -Th
10:30 -11:30 am
7/12 -7/15
13 -17
$48
3312301
M -Th
10:30- 11:30am
8/16 -8/19
13 -17
$48
TENNIS, ADVANCED BEGINNING (7 -17 yrs)
These camps are for players who have a general knowledge
of the game and have the ability to maintain a rally for 5
strokes. Advanced beginning lessons will be focused on the
serve and volley, specialty shots, strategy and fine- tuning
strokes. Students can re -take lessons at the advanced
beginner level until comfortable to advance.
Ages 7 -8
Ages 9 -12
Class#
C})ayrA
Time a�,bates
''
,Ages'Fee
3322301
3317301
M -Th
9:30 -10:30 am
6/21 -6/24
9 -12
$48
3313301
M -Th
8:30 -9:30 am
6/28 -7/1
7 -8
$48
3314301
M -Th
8:30 -9:30 am
7/5 -7/8
7 -8
$48
3315301
M -Th
8:30 -9:30 am
7/26 -7/29
7-8-
$48
3316301
M -Th
8:30 -9:30 am
8/16 -8/19
7 -8
$48
Ages 9 -12
Class#
C})ayrA
Time a�,bates
''
,Ages'Fee
3322301
3317301
M -Th
9:30 -10:30 am
6/21 -6/24
9 -12
$48
3318301
M -Th
9:30 -10:30 am
7/5 -7/8
9 -12
$48
3319301
M -Th
9:30 -10:30 am.
7/12 -7/15
9 -12
$48
3320301
M -Th
9:30 -10:30 am
8/2 -8/5
9 -12
$48
3321301
M -Th
9:30 -10:30 am
8/9 -8/12.
9 -12
$48
Ages 13 -17
C! ss#
ys
Tune I?ates
Ages
Fee
3322301
1 M -Th
I 10:30- 11:30am 7/19 -7/22
1 13 -17
$48
TENNIS, INTERMEDIATE (9 -17 yrs)
These camps are for players, ages 9 -17, who are consistent
with shots and serves. There will be an. emphasis on drills
to improve your singles and doubles strategies. The last
part of each class will be game play.
Ages 9 -12
C ss #
[3ays :.
Tune q
Dates
-Ages
F
3323301
M -Th
10:30 -11:30 am
6/14 -6/17
9 -12
$48
3324301
M -Th
10:30 -11:30 am
6/21 -6/24
9 -12
$48
3325301
M -Th
10:30 - 11:30 am
7/5 -7/8
9 -12
$48
3326301
M -Th
10:30 -11:30 am
8/2 -8/5
9 -12
$48
3327301
M -Th
9:30 -10:30 am
.8/16 -8/19
1 9 -12
$48
Ages 13 -17
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3328301
M -Th
10 30 1i 30'am _
3329301
MTh.` :
10:30 -11 30 am `"
7/26-7/2§*.,_-
,1'3 -17.
$48
3330301
M -Th
10:30 -11:30 am
8/9 -8/12
13 -17
$48
" *Girls.Only Class .
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TEENS
DRIVER'S EDUCATION (15' /z+ yrs) ONLINE DRIVER'S ED COURSE (15' /z +yrs)
Driver Education is a LIFE SKILL class. There is no
substitute for the student - teacher interaction, discussion,
video analysis, and instant feedback that takes place in
the classroom. This course meets the State of California
requirement to obtain a driver's instruction permit. The class
is 30 hours long and does not include behind the wheel
instruction. Upon completion of this course, students will
receive a Certificate of Completion of Classroom Driver
Education. Students must attend all sessions in order to
receive the DMV Completion Certificate. Students must be
age 15 1/2 to.get an instruction permit. A lunch break is
provided. Please bring a bag lunch. Instructed by Economic
Driving School #2430. The June class.is held at the
Campbell Community Center in Room Q -84. The July class
is held at Los Gatos High School, room #302. For more
information, visit vnmeconomicdrivingschool.com
Glass.#'
3948301
Rays'
M -Th
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f ate
6/14 -6/17
lgss
15'/z+
Fee .
$130
3949301
M -Th
8:30 -4:00 pm
7/26 -7/29
15 %-
$130
DRAWING (14+ yrs)
t This drawing class teaches students how to use different
drawing approaches such as contour, mass, and gesture.
Drawing techniques covered will include: negative space,
point to point, and triangulation to name a few. Return
students are welcome! Fee includes basic supplies students
will take home. Students need to purchase a sketchpad to
practice on their own. Repeat students welcome! Class
held in E -46 at the Community Center. Instructed by James
.Green.
Glass'#
Gays
time
Dates
AR-
fee
3947301
W
i,
_ 6/23
13 -18
$25
3481301
W
6:00 -7:30 pm
6/2 -7/7
14+
$77
3482301
W
6:00 -7:30 pm
7/14 -8/25'
14+
$77
'No clas.....
INTRO. TO POCKET BILLIARDS (POOL) (13+ yrs)
This Online Drivers Education Course is approved
by the California Department of Motor Vehicles.
Reading, flash graphics, videos, and quizzes will
prepare the reader to pass the written DMV test: The
course is very easy to use. You simply log into the web
site, enroll, and you can begin immediately! For more
information about the course and to register go to:
www.economicdrivingschool.com /online /. When registering
make sure you complete the question that says, "How did
you hear about us" by choosing:
Activity Guide - Enter code: 2105 - Cost: $68.50
SAFESITTERS (13 -18 yrs)
This is a comprehensive training program for students who
want to be child care providers. Professional firefighters
and educators provide hands -on training in preventing
and responding to emergencies, with an emphasis on first
-aid skills. This course covers infant care, planning age
appropriate activities as well as how to manage discipline
issues. Students are also taught to recognize child abuse
and, if confronted, how to handle inappropriate adult
behavior.This program is designed for mature- minded
students'who are serious about developing his or her child
care abilities. Students must be 13 -18 years old to take this
course and will receive a certificate upon completion of
this course. Students need to bring a sack lunch to class.
Instructor: Santa Clara Co. Fire Dept. staff. Classes held
in Q -84
Class#
CaysTime
Dates
3947301
W
_ 9 00 -5:30 pm
_ 6/23
13 -18
$25
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FITNESS CENTER /WEIGHT ROOM (18+ YRS)
The Fitness Center/Weight Room has a variety of equipment
including 2 Universal machines, ellipticals, treadmills,
recumbent bikes, free weights, medicine balls, stability balls,
and other pieces of equipment to meet your fitness goals!
GROUP EXERCISE (18+ YRS)
Spinning, Cardio /Sculpt, and Aerobics /Sculpt are sustained
cardiovascular classes designed to benefit you in the following
ways:
• Weight loss • Stronger heart and lungs
• Increased bone density • Reduced stress
• Better sleep • More energy
Yoga classes are designed to rebalance the body and bring it
back into correct alignment by promoting:
• Flexibility • Strong abdominal & back muscles
• Balance • Relaxation
Please bring water and a small towel to Spinning class;
water, towel, and a mat to the Yoga, Cardio, and Aerobics
class.
CORPORATE /BUSINESS MEMBERSHIP .
Community- based businesses and corporations are
encouraged to purchase the CORPORATE MEMEBESHIP
PROGRAM. This entitles ALL EMPLOYEES of the corporation/
business the use of Fitness Center programs and facilities
as listed. This is .an excellent way for employers to provide
fitness and recreation for their employees while supporting a
healthy lifestyle. Trimester membership fees are listed below.
Fees depend on the number of employees in your company.
Please contact Jennifer Correia, Fitness Specialist, at (408)
866 -2768, or email jenniferc @cityofcampbell.com for more
specific information and a tour of the facilities.
FITNESS SCHEDULE
My family and I hove taken advantage of the programs offered by the
center for over 18 years. From adult.swim, yoga, spinning, weight
lifting, ballet and crafts. We have never been disappointed Every year
the programs/facilides have improved and community
participation use have increased It has become a very lively and vibrant center for the
community serving all ages and a myriad of interest with the program offerings. Hats
off'to the administration and stafffor their successful efforts in making the operation
such a tremendous success. I am not aware of any community of comparable size that
has a facility that can hold a candle to the one in Campbell I am on campus involved
in exercise activities 4 to 5 times a week I would do more if there were more time.
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ADULT FITNESS
*Morning, Noon, Evening and
Weekend swim time available
ro"with
Locker
rooms
available
3797301
1 M I 6:00 -7:30 pm
44
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hairdryers
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pay monthly $55 fee by the 1st of every month. Contact
Tyson Ormonde,;at.(408) 866 -2160 or:ema`, at Sono
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YOGA FOR LIFE (18+ yrs)
Each class integrates breathing techniques, postures,
relaxation, body awareness and meditation, which will assist
you in clearing energy blocks. All levels are welcome. Bring
a mat, pillow, blanket and water bottle to class. All classes
held in Q -84. Instructed by Debby Edwards.
oga classes for 50 +"
see page 57
Boy, did I need this introduction to "centering" myself
and learning to "breathe ". You can't possibly imagine
the benefit of just being conscious of your breathing to
bring you back to.the here and now!
Balancing a hectic work and'home life was becoming increasingly
difficult with age, but Yoga reminded me to basically "stop and smell
the roses" once in awhile.
WAVE TRI -TEAM TRAINING (18 +. yrs)
The Wave Tri -Team training is designed for athletes
interested in a structured, guided triathlon training
program..First timers and experienced triathletes welcome.
Participants must be able to swim 2 laps (50 yards)
continuously. Athletes receive technique, endurance and
speed training in all three sport venues; swim bike & run.
Campbell Fitness Center will be used. Other aspects
covered include nutrition, equipment set up, race transition
techniques, and sport specific fundamentals. Participants
need the following equipment: competitive style' swim
suit, goggles, (cap for shoulder length hair), good running
shoes, approved. helmet, bike in good and safe working
condition. Practices held rain or shine. Instructed by
Jennifer Van Muckey, James Redmond and KristinaAristo
of the Fitness Center Staff.
�Ctass#
Days
Time' gDates -''
3797301
1 M I 6:00 -7:30 pm
7/12 -8/30
1 18+ 1 $78
oga classes for 50 +"
see page 57
Boy, did I need this introduction to "centering" myself
and learning to "breathe ". You can't possibly imagine
the benefit of just being conscious of your breathing to
bring you back to.the here and now!
Balancing a hectic work and'home life was becoming increasingly
difficult with age, but Yoga reminded me to basically "stop and smell
the roses" once in awhile.
WAVE TRI -TEAM TRAINING (18 +. yrs)
The Wave Tri -Team training is designed for athletes
interested in a structured, guided triathlon training
program..First timers and experienced triathletes welcome.
Participants must be able to swim 2 laps (50 yards)
continuously. Athletes receive technique, endurance and
speed training in all three sport venues; swim bike & run.
Campbell Fitness Center will be used. Other aspects
covered include nutrition, equipment set up, race transition
techniques, and sport specific fundamentals. Participants
need the following equipment: competitive style' swim
suit, goggles, (cap for shoulder length hair), good running
shoes, approved. helmet, bike in good and safe working
condition. Practices held rain or shine. Instructed by
Jennifer Van Muckey, James Redmond and KristinaAristo
of the Fitness Center Staff.
�Ctass#
Days
Time' gDates -''
Fee im
3585301
M/W /F
6:00 -7:30 am 6/2 -6/30
718+
$55
3586301
M/W /F
6:00 -7:30 am
7/2 -7/30
$55
3587301
M/W /F
6:00 -7:30 am
8/2 -8/30
18+
$55
3588301
M/W /F 6:00-7:30 am 9/1 -9/29• 18+ $55
classy,
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HATHA YOGA (18+ yrs)
Learn to practice yoga through the use of deep relaxation
and release of tension. Class will focus on the utilization
of breath, body alignment and awareness of tension, to
promote opening into the postures. Bring a mat and
pillow. All levels are welcome. Instructed by Cheryl Larson,
Certified Balance Teacher. Mon. class held in E-42; Tues.
class held in L -58. NOTE: Hatha Yoga II and Thursday
Hatha Yoga classes will return in the Fall.
Oays� Tlme Dies %ages Fee
3798301 M 6:00 -7:30 pm 6/21 - 8/16• 18+ $78
3799301 T 9:30 -11:00 am 6/22- 8/17 "2 18+ $78
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PILATES CLASSES (18+ yrs) -
Classes concentrate on basic fundamentals and techniques
of Pilates; focus on centering, correct breathing, precision,
control, concentration, alignment, mobilization of the spine,
and strengthening of core and periphery. Students benefit
from improved trunk strength,'muscle tone, flexibility, and
balance. Classes use balance balls and /or exercise rings
for added challenge. *.The Saturday 8:30 AM class is for
intermediate to advanced pilates participants only, and
attendance is based upon instructor approval. Pilates Mat
Class is a prerequisite for the Advanced Pilates class.
Bring a mat. Sat. AM and Wednesday AM classes - Juliet
Settlemier Ivey; MW PM -Cindy Adams; T/Th PM- Alexis
Loevenich. SaturdayAM room M -50. WEDAM room C -35.
All evening classes held in room C -35.
Class # =Days
Ages
Fee
3779301
Sa
9:30 -10:30 am
6/5- 7/24*
18+
$55
3780301
Sa
9:30 -10:30 am
7/31 - 9/18*
18+
$55
3781301 `
Sa'`'.` ' 8`30'9 30 am: %�,
6/15-1171, /2 4 '`, ;'' 18 +',
` $55`;
3782301,
Sa-
8 30 9 30 am W
7/31 9/18*
18+
$55
3783301
MM
6:00 -7:00 pm
6/7 -6/30
18+
$62
3784301
M/W
6:00 -7:00 pm
7/12 -8/4
18+
$62
3785301-
M/W I
—6:00 -7:00 pm
8/11 -9/8*
18+
$62
3786301
T/Th
5:30 -6:30 pm
6/3 -7/1
18+
$70
3787301 -
Trrh
,..••M
5:30 -6:30 pm
7/8 -8/5
18+
$70
3788301
Trrh
5:30 -6:30 pm
8/12 -9/9
18+
$70
3789301
W
8:30 -9:30 am
6/9 -7/21
18+
$55
3790301
W
8:30 -9:30 am
8/4 -9/15
18+
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30 MINUTE PILATES CLASSES (18+ yrs)
Pilates fundamentals and exercises strengthen
your core muscle groups. Learn to focus your
mind /body connection to gain benefits of strength &
flexibility and enjoy overall body health. M/W 6 -6 :30 AM
classes focus on the core, abdominals and gluteus. 6:30 -7
AM classes focus on the abdominals, arms and stretch.
Use individual classes as a stand alone, or mix -n -match
to suit your morning schedule. Bring a mat. Class held in
Q -80. Instructed by Juliet Settlemier Ivey.
ADULT FITNESS
JUDO -JU JITSU- SUBMISSION GRAPPLING (18+ yrs)
Learn the arts of Danzan Ryu Ju Jitsu and Kodokan Judo.
Students learn to use body mechanics, leverage and
knowledge of human anatomy and psychology to nullify
an attacker's ability and will to fight. Kicks, strikes, joint -
locks, throws, pins and. ground defense are integrated
into a complete system of self defense. Instructed by Hans
Ingebretsen, who holds multiple degree black belts in
Kenpo, Ju Jitsu and Judo. Students need to where loose
comfortable clothing or purchase a Jujitsu Gi. If students
wish to participate in belt testing, there is an additional
fee payable to the instructor. Class meets Tuesday and
Thursday in M -50.
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training in a wide variety of self- defense techniques for
both stand -up and ground situations. Sensei Hans and
his senior instructors are very patient with new students who come from
a variety of ages and backgrounds and, furthermore, respect to others
and safety in the class are stressed at all times. My hat's off to the City's
Recreation program for maintaining and coordinating such .a great course
at an affordable price. —Al
CIRCUIT TRAINING (18+ yrs)
Class incorporates strength training and core stabilization
exercises using upper and lower body; Designed to
challenge your balance, endurance, strength and
cardiovascular system. Circuit - training format utilizes a
group of strength exercises that are completed sequentially
at stations for a prescribed time period before moving on to
the next exercise. Hand weights, resistive bands, and balls
also used. Instructed by Alexis Loevenich in Rm L -58
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ADULT FITNESS
WEIGHT TRAINING (18+ yrs)
Learn about the benefits of strength and weight training,
proper techniques for weight bearing exercises, how to
reduce your body fat percentage, increase bone density,
and feel better physically. Universal Equipment, Free
Weights, Elastic Bands, Resistance Balls and Body
Weights, Calisthenics used to achieve a higher level of
fitness and strength. Classes are for all fitness levels. M/W
class- Melissa Young; T/Th class- Michele Dwyre; M/W
Men's class- Lloyd Green;
bass #' D.ay �, ' eategrss Fee ;.
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UPPER BODY & CORE STRENGTH (18+ yrs)
Join us for a concentrated time to build strength in our core,
and add shape to our upper body. Class conducted in a
group setting with music; wSorkout will include a warm -up,
cool -down and stretch. Hand weights, resistance bands and
a variety of fitness equipment provided. Bring a mat, towel
and water. T/Th, 8:10 -8:40 PM in Rm L -58. M/W, 7:30 -8:00
PM in Rm
M -50. Instructed by Jennifer Correia.
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BODY CONDITIONING (18+ yrs)
Class increases strength, energy, tone and balance.
Emphasizes strengthening. and toning upper and lower
body. Hand weights, Bosu balls and bands also used. Class
conducted in a group setting with music. Bring water and
towel. Mat is optional. Instructed by Mary Kearns. Class
held in room L -58.
Class # Days Times Dafes.mAges Fee ..
3877301 Trrh 3:30 -4:30 pm 6/1 -6/29 18+ $57
3878301 T/Th 3:30 -4:30 pm 7/6 -8/3 18+ $57
3879301 Trrh 3:30 -4:30 pm 8/10 -9/7 18+ $57
WATER EXERCISE (18+ yrs)
This morning fitness class will wake up your body and get
your blood flowing! Water Exercise provides a refreshing
way to get a beneficial cardiovascular workout, while being
easy on the knees and joints. Some exercises incorporate
resist -a- bands, noodles, water weights, etc. Swimming
skills not required. Instructed by Jennifer Correia. Classes
held in outdoor 80 degree temperature pool.
3590301 1 M/W /F It 8:15 -9:15 am ( 6/2 -6/23 1 18+ 1 $48
3591301 M/W /F 8:15 -9:15 am 6/28 -7/21' 1 18+ 1 $48
3592301 M/W /F 8:15 -9:15 am 7/26 -8/16 1 18+ $48
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I have been attending these classes for the last nine
;.� months and hope I never have to stop. The water
exercise class is easy on the joints and provides the
perfect resistance to make for a great work out
The routine is varied, fun and can be a great cardio workout too.
My upper body /core class is an intense workout in just 30 minutes.
It is also a great mixture upper body and core work —you are just
sore enough to know you are making a difference.
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SPINNING: STATIONARY CYCLING (18+ yrs)
Experience the indoor cycling rides that combine a
foundation of basic cycling movements with motivational
coaching techniques, breathing awareness, and heart rate
awareness training. SPINNING program provides a safe
and effective journey for all levels. Cardio portion of class is
a standard 40 minutes, in addition to an adequate warm up,
cool down, and extensive stretching to complete a safe and
healthy workout. Please note: We now have a 45- minute
Spin Class on T/Th, 6:00 - 6:45 PM as opposed to the
standard 1 -hour class. The cardio portion will be slightly
shorter. T/Th AM - Jennifer Van Muckey;T/Th 6:00 — 6:45
PM - Mary Kearns; T/Th 7 -8 PM - Jennifer Correia; M/W
6 -7 PM - Katherine Mazotti; M/W 7:15 -8:15 PM - Ralph
Medina. Classes held in the Fitness Center Cardio Room
adjacent to locker rooms.
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Time
Date
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7:15 -8:15 pm
5/26 -6/28*
$66
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7:15 -8:15 pm
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$66
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$66
3688301
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6:00 -6:45 pm
5/27 - 6/24
$49
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8/12 -9/9
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ADULT FITNESS
BEGINNERS' 30 MIN SPINNING CLASS (18+ yrs)
This is a non - competitive environment. You will learn the
basics of bike set -up, heart rate ranges, and position
transitions in a safe and effective way. Learn how to use
resistance to gain a good cardio workout, and then complete
the 30- minute class with a cool -down and stretch. Wear
cool comfortable clothing, hard -soled shoes (like walking or
tennis shoes), bring a small towel, and water. Class meets
Sat in the Fitness Center Cardio Room on the Pool Deck.
First class is 7:45 -8:15 AM; second class is 8:30 -9:00 AM.
Instructed by Diane Fukuda.
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BEGINNERS' SPIN II: 30 MIN (18+ yrs)
(Beginners' I is recommended as a pre - requisit y
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Beginners' Spin II reinforces fundamentals of.
Spinning, including basics of bike set -up, heart
rate ranges, use of resistance, and position transitions in a
safe, effective way. 30- minute class delivers a good cardio
workout, cool -down, and stretch. Wear cool comfortable
STAY FIT CLASS 18+ rs clothing, hard -soled shoes (like walking or tennis shoes),
( y ) bring a small towel, and water. Class meets T/Th, 8:15 -8:45
Stay Fit is designed to make a healthier, leaner you by PM in Fitness Center Cardio Room on Swim Pool Deck.
burning unwanted calories, toning major muscle groups, Instructed by Diane Fukuda.
including the buttocks, thighs, hips, shoulders, back and
abdominals. Class has a strong focus on walking as
your cardio portion. Other components include: upper
body strength training, core work using Pilates, and
effective stretching. At the end of this session, you will
have increased strength in your core and upper body and
GI`sss #
Days
3678301
Trrh
8:15 -8:45 pm
5/18 -6/10
$29
3679301
Trrh
8:15 -8:45 pm
6/17 -7/13
$29
3680301
T/Th
8:15 -8:45 pm
7/20 -8/12
$29
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T/Th.
8:15 -8:45 pm
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will be able to walk a 5K or 1 OK at a more efficient pace.
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-Class #
Days
Fee
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Trrh
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3892301
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6:30 -7:30 am
7/6 -7/29
18+
$42
3893301
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6:30 -7:30 am
8/5 -8/31
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ADULT FITNESS
Adult Sports information can be reviewed & downloaded from
the City of Campbell web$Mte at
www.cilyof�pbell.com /recreation /sports /index.htm
VOLLEYBALL LEAGUES: CO -ED (18+ yrs)
Co -Ed volleyball leagues for adults (18 /older) are offered
on Thursday nights at the Campbell Community Center.
Game times are 7:00; 8:05; 9:10 pm. League fees are
$430 /team for a 12 week season. Registration is by TEAM
H ONLY. Call (408) 866 -2107 to have a registration packet
3 sent to you or download off the City website.
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ADULT VOLLEYBALL CLASS (18+ yrs)
Learn to improve your volleyball skills with drills and
practice games. This class is for players who have had
some volleyball experience but wish to advance and
improve to the next level. Classes begin with passing,
serving, hitting and defensive drills followed by officiated
games designed to focus on team defense and scoring
strategies. Instructed by Lila Plunkett. Classes held in the
Auxiliary Gym on Wed nights.
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[ 3397301 ,_L__!� L2:15 -9:00 pm 7/148118 j 18+ $79
The Campbell Park and Recreation Department
„ continues to offer a wide array offimess programsfor all
ages! In particular I have been an active participant of the
"drop in" classes for almost 23 years. What started
as a "fitnesscize" class... has been the mainstay to my physical and
emotional well being. The community that develops through the use of the
program/facilities.at the CCC are what motivates me. Staying in shape in
Campbell is easy with great staff; varying class offerings and affordable
prices. Best of all are the friendships I have made!" Helen
BASKETBALL LEAGUES: WOMEN (18+ yrs)
Full court leagues for adult (18 /older) women are
offered year round. All games played at the Campbell
Community Center. Game times: 7:05; 8:05; 9:05 pm.
Level 5 (Advanced Beginner) on Monday nights;
Levels 2 & 4 (Upper & Lower skill) on Tuesday;
Level 3 (Intermediate) on Thursday. All registration
is by individual player, first come, first served. Cost is
$78 per player for a 10 game season plus playoffs. Call
(408) 866 -2107 to confirm registration date for leagues.
Information is also posted on line at: www.cityofcampbell.
com/Recreation/sports/index.htm
BASKETBALL LEAGUES: MEN (18+ yrs)
Full court leagues for adult (18 /older) men in lower
intermediate level on Wednesday nights. All games played
at the Campbell Community Center. Registration is by
TEAM ONLY. Team fee is $550 for 7 game Summer league
beginning June 17. 10 game Fall league begins Sept. 29
Call 408 - 866 -2107 to receive a registration packet or you
can download information from the city website.
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ADULT SPORTS
TENNIS INSTRUCTION
All tennis classes are held at the Campbell Community Center Tennis Courts. Chuck Sanfilippo, a certified U.S.P.T.A.
instructor, teaches all classes. Lessons are designed to develop skills, sportsmanship, and a healthy competitive attitude
that will last a lifetime. Beginning through Intermediate level instruction is offered in small group lessons (maximum of 4
students per class). Students need to bring their own tennis racket and bottled water. All classes are co -ed unless noted
otherwise.
TENNIS, BEGINNING (18+ yrs)
These classes are for those who have little or no tennis
experience. These classes offer an introduction to the game
of tennis, covering the basic strokes such as the forehand,
backhand, and the serve. The focus of these lessons will be
on developing consistency. Students can re -take lessons at
the Beginner level until comfortable to advance. Brand new
tennis students are advised to repeat the Beginning
level at least twice.
. Class #° Days
=` Time .
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6/12 -6/26
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10:00 -11:00 am
7/10 -7/24
18+
$36
3456301
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10:00 -11:00 am
8/7 -8/21
18+
$36
3457301
M/W
6:00 -7:00 pm
6/7 -6/23
18+
$72
3458301
M/W
6:00 -7:00 pm
6/28 -7/14
18+
$72
3459301 1
M/W
6:00 -7:00 pm
7/19 -8/4
18+
$72
3460301
M/W
6:00 -7:00 pm
8/9 -8/18
18+
$48
TENNIS, ADVANCED BEGINNING (18+ yrs)
These classes are for players who have a general
knowledge of the game and have the ability to maintain
a rally for 5 strokes. Advanced Beginning lessons will be
focused on the serve and volley, specialty shots, strategy
and fine- tuning strokes. Students can re -take lessons at the
Advanced Beginner level until comfortable to.advance.
TENNIS, INTERMEDIATE (18+ yrs)
These classes are for players who are consistent with shots
and serves. There will be an emphasis on drills to improve
your singles and doubles strategies. The last part of each
class will be game play.
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ADULT MUSIC
BEGINNING GUITAR (16+ yrs)
All music classes are Designed for the absolute beginner, students learn the
basics of guitar playing and music fundamentals. The class
instructed by SJG covers: tuning, chord strumming, "power" chording, blues
S" School Of Music Staff and the fundamentals of Note and rhythm reading. Songs
include material from Van Morrison, The Eagles and The
"""st` Beatles. A $10 material fee is payable to the instructor
at the rust crass. Classes held in rvr -46 (enter througri
preschool play yard on Winchester side). Guitar students
„ + must provide their own guitar. Instructed by Chris Shahin,
SJG School of Music.
BEGINNING VOCAL LESSONS (16+ yrs)
Students have fun learning healthy vocal techniques such
as breath control, voice placement, tone, phrasing and
Q pitch. Classes also cover basic music theory, building
confidence, and picking audition material. A $10 material -
fee is payable to the instructor at the first class. Classes
held in M -48 (preschool room). Instructed by Amanda
Dieck, SJG School of Music.
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BEGINNING PIANO - KEYBOARD (16+ yrs) .
Learn the basics of piano playing: basic notes, chords and
theory. By the end of this course, students will be able to
play basic keyboard parts and songs all while having fun.
Keyboards will be provided for students in class, however,
students will. need a keyboard at home for practice. A $10
material fee is payable to the instructor at the first
class. Classes held in.E -42. Instructed by Joey Trombly,
SJG School of Music.
Guitar students must provide
their own guitar.
INTERMEDIATE GUITAR (10+ yrs)
This is a follow -up class to Beginning Guitar. This
class continues techniques and styles of guitar playing
including: finger picking, bar chords, scales and core music
fundamentals. If you are a beginner and can navigate basic
G, D and C chords, this class isforyou. A$10 material fee is
payable to the instructor at the first class. Classes held
in M -48 (enter through preschool play yard on Winchester
side). Instructed by Chris Shahin, SJG School of Music.
INTERMEDIATE PIANO - KEYBOARD (10+ yrs)
This is a follow -up class to the beginning keyboard class.
Topics include: sight- reading, ear training, playing chord
accompaniment parts to. pop and rock songs, as well as
playing pieces from classic piano repertoire. Keyboards
will be provided for students in class. Class held in E -42. A
$10 material fee is payable to the instructor at the first
class. Instructed by Joey Trombly, SJG School of Music.
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BELLY DANCE, LEVEL I: BEGINNING EGYPTIAN
ORIENTAL BELLY DANCE (1 S+ yrs)
Come join the fun of learning the art of Egyptian Oriental
Belly Dance while increasing body awareness. We will focus
on technique including posture, isolation movements, basic
finger cymbal playing and steps. Information on where to
purchase mandatory class materials such as finger cymbals
and hip scarf will be discussed at the first class. Bring a towel
or mat for stretching; water; wear clothing that allows full
range of movement (no tight jeans); dance shoes (shoes with
a leather or soft) or socks are good for foot ware. All ages,
body shapes and experience levels welcome. Instructed by
Jahmra. Must register prior to first class meeting to ensure
sufficient enrollment. Please email jahmra @gmail.com with
questions. Classes held in M-47
T,I-
INTERPRETING EGYPTIAN ORIENTAL BELLY DANCE
MUSIC (18+ yrs)
If you know the basics of Egyptian Oriental Belly Dance, take
your skills to the next level. Learn how to interpret and move
to traditional Egyptian Oriental Belly Dance music. The first
class will introduce students to listening, then interpreting
Egyptian Oriental Belly Dance music using basic Egyptian
Oriental Belly Dance movements. Each student will pick a
piece of music from a list, and prepare a short presentation
at the following class. Class materials include hip scarf
and finger cymbals, a towel or mat for stretching; water;
wear clothing that allows full range of movement. All ages
and body shapes are welcome. Must have had at least 8
weeks of instruction in Egyptian Oriental Dance and basic -
finger cymbal playing Instructed by Jahmra. Must register
prior to first class meeting to ensure sufficient enrollment.
Please email jahmra @gmail.com with questions. Classes
held in M -47
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3062301 Th 6:30 7 30 pm 6/3 6/10 18+ $20
SOCIAL DANCE, BEGINNING (16+ ylrs)
Learn the basics of the most popular social dances - -Cha
Cha, Rumba, Waltz and Swing. You will be learning with
other beginners under the guidance of an experienced
instructor. This class is guaranteed to be fun and good
exercise as well! No prior experience or partner is necessary.
Pre - registration is required and space is limited. Instructed
by Philip Pettin.ger in dance studio M-47.
Class= #�_ Days - %me "� -;'�:Qates Ages fee
3069301 Th 8:00 -9:00 pm 6/3-7/1 18+ $47
3070301 Th 8.00-9:00 pm 7/22 -8/19 18+ $47
LINE DANCING (16+ yrs)
Line Dancing is a whole lot of fun, and also great exercise
for your mind and body! No partner is needed. Dance to
different types of music, not just country. Advanced classes
can be fast paced and are for those who already have
knowledge of some basic line dance steps. Come join the
line and bring a friend! Wear hard -soled shoes and bring
water. Instructed by Mandi Muscolo in M-47.
SALSA DANCE (18+ yrs)
Spice up your life with Salsa dance lessons! Have fun while
you learn footwork, how to recognize the beats of music,
body movements, style and many club dance patterns.
Class is for couples and singles -class will rotate partners
throughout the hour. Instructed by Robert Taghipour in
dance studio M-47 at the Campbell Community Center.
No experience necessary!
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TAP DANCING FOR ADULTS (16+ yrs)
Enjoy the pleasure of movement and rhythmic expression
in this supportive environment as these classes provide
quick, visible progress. Beginning students will learn to
develop basic coordination, rhythm and tempo. Advanced
students continue to train on footwork control, agility, clear
tap sound and weight shifts. Come and have fun, while
getting exercise and meeting new people. Students are
responsible for providing their own tap shoes. All classes
are instructed by Bonnett Saussol. All classes held in M-47
dance studio. Bring bottled water to class.
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I love tap because it moves my body, stimulates my
brain, makes me laugh, and, above all, it makes me
realize I'm not too old to get up, put on those taps
and dance! -Betsy
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COMPUTERS
HANDS -ON BEGINNING COMPUTER CLASS
Tired of asking family and friends for help? We'll begin discussing
the different parts of the computer and how to navigate Windows
beginning with the Start Menu. You'll learn how to create
spreadsheets using Microsoft Excel and word - processing using
Microsoft Word. The instructor, Lynn Pesonen will hand out a
take -home class manual and will collect a $30.00 Lab Fee.at
the first class session. Computers are provided. Two persons
per computer.
Class #
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3987301
1 Th
1 6:30 -8:30 pm
7/1
18+
$30
3985301
Th
6:30 -8:30 pm
6/10 -6/24
18+
$100
HANDS -ON BEGINNING INTERNET & E -MAIL
You'll learn everything you need to know about email and the
internet in this class! We'll start with how to Send, Reply and
Forward E -Mail, plus how to Attach, Save and Find Downloaded
files. We'll have fun navigating through web sites, how to use
Google & Yahoo effectively and how to save your favorite websites
for quick access. The instructor, Lynn Pesonen will hand out
a take -home manual and will collect a $20.00 Lab Fee at the
class. Computers are provided. Two persons per computer.
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1 6:30 -8:30 pm
7/1
18+
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HANDS -ON MICROSOFT WINDOWS
Do you know where your files go when you save or* download
them? Take the mystery out by learning how to create and manage
your files and folders. You'll learn how to create and save your files
in the appropriate folder, move and delete files, plus how to back
Qthem up externally. The instructor, Lynn Pesonen will hand out
a take -home manual and will collect a $20.00 Lab Fee at the
class. Computers are provided. Two persons per computer.
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Days
Tme
Dates
Ages'
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3991301
Th
1 6:30 -8:30 pm
8/5
1 18+
$30
3986301
Th
1 6:30 -8:30 pm
7/15
1 18+
$30
HANDS -ON MICROSOFT OUTLOOK
Learn how to get organized using the Calendar to add, delete, track
appointments and invite co -works to meetings; setup Reminders,
manage the To -Do List; plus set up and manage an address book
in the Contacts section. The instructor, Lynn Pesonen will hand
out a take -home manual and will collect a $20.00 Lab Fee at
the class. Computers are provided. Two persons per computer.
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3991301
Th
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8/5
1 18+
$30
HANDS -ON MICROSOFT EXCEL
Work with numbers and lists? Then you need to learn Excel and
its' shortcuts for setting up spreadsheets quickly and efficiently.
You'll learn how to create formulas, format text and numbers, sort
lists, work with multiple worksheets and various printing options.
The instructor, Lynn Pesonen will hand out a take -home
class manual and will collect a $20.00 Lab Fee at the class.
Computers are provided. Two persons per computer.
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HANDS -ON MICROSOFT EXCEL - NEXT STEP
Have you been using Excel to its full potential? Become proficient
and improve the way you use powerful tools to analyze and
communicate your data. You'll discover how to quickly and efficiently
apply automatic styles, wrap text, merge and center cells, how to
freeze and unfreeze columns and rows and create custom charts.
The instructor, Lynn Pesonen will hand out a take -home
class manual and will collect a $20.00 Lab Fee at the class.
Computers are provided. Two persons per computer.,
HANDS -ON MICROSOFT WORD - MAIL MERGE
Accomplish your mailings quickly and easily! You'll learn how to
setup a mail merge in 6 easy steps. You'll create a customized
name and address list and merge the list to print onto letters,
labels and envelopes so each is personalized. The instructor,
Lynn Pesonen will hand out a take -home manual and will
collect a $20.00 Lab Fee at the class. Computers are provided.
Two persons per computer.
Class #
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5 Dates
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Dates
Ages
Fee
3990301
Th
1 6:30 -8:30 pm
1 8/19
3989301
Th
3984301
Th
6:30 -8:30 pm
7/29
18+
$30
HANDS -ON MICROSOFT WORD - MAIL MERGE
Accomplish your mailings quickly and easily! You'll learn how to
setup a mail merge in 6 easy steps. You'll create a customized
name and address list and merge the list to print onto letters,
labels and envelopes so each is personalized. The instructor,
Lynn Pesonen will hand out a take -home manual and will
collect a $20.00 Lab Fee at the class. Computers are provided.
Two persons per computer.
Class #
-Days
5 Dates
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Dates
Ages
Fee;.
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3990301
Th
1 6:30 -8:30 pm
1 8/19
3989301
Th
1 6:30 -8:30 pm 1 8/12
1 18+
1 $30,
HANDS -ON MICROSOFT POWERPOINT
Learn to design and enhance your slide show presentations.
We'll work with presentation designs, bulleted lists, inserting
photos and clip =art, apply animation effects and how to run the
presentation with ease. The instructor, Lynn Pesonen will hand
out a take -home manual and will collect a.$20.00 Lab Fee at
the class. Computers are provided. Two persons per computer.
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Ages
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3990301
Th
1 6:30 -8:30 pm
1 8/19
1 18+
1 $30
HANDS -ON MICROSOFT PUBLISHER
Microsoft Publisher allows you to create flyers, newsletters,
business cards and many other types of publications. You'll work
with a pre- designed template to learn how to modify the design
and content. With the skills you learn you'll create impressive and
professional publications. The instructor, Lynn Pesonen will
hand out a take -home class manual and will collect a $20.00
Lab Fee at the class. Computers are provided. Two persons per
computer.
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Th
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8/26
18+
$30
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All classes are held at The Art Beat studio in Campbell,
located at 68 E. Campbell Avenue (corner of 411 St. and
Campbell Ave). All materials included in fee. For more
information, go to: www,theartbeat.net.
INTRODUCTION TO MOSAIC (14+ yrs)
This Beginner Mosaic class is a great introduction to
Mosaics! This 6 week course will cover many different
materials and you will create up to 3 class projects. Class
will focus on basic designs for mosaics and using different
types of materials and surfaces. Using mosaic tools you
will learn to cut glass, break plates and tile. No experience
necessary. $30 materials fee due at the beginning of
class.
Class # Day Time Dates Acres Fee
3074301 Th 6:30 -8:30 pm 7/15 -8/19 14+ $180
INTODUCTION TO PIQUE ASSIETTE MOSAICS
(14+ yrs)
Pique Assiette is a style of mosaic using a variety of
recycled materials. What a great way to recycle and
reuse old plates and ceramics! Students will learn cutting
techniques as well as different design methods. The class
project will be a wooden tray or cement stepping stone.
No experience required. $15 materials fee due at the
beginning of class.
Class # Day Time Dates Ages Fee
3075301 Tu 6:30 -8.30 pm 6/22 -6/29 14+ $60
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CREATE A MOSAIC TOPIARY (14+ yrs)
Students will design and create a 3 -D Mosaic Styrofoam
Topiary using a variety of materials. $15 materials fee due
at the beginning of class.
Class # Day i Time Dates Ages I Fee
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ADULT ART
BEGINNING POTTER'S WHEEL (16+ yrs)
Get ready to have a blast! Feel the clay through your
fingers as it spins on the wheel. Students will first focus on
wedging the clay, centering, pulling basic forms, trimming
and glazing.$25 materials fee due at the beginning of
class. Class held at the Art Beat, 68 E. Campbell Avenue
(corner of 4th & Campbell).
Class # Day Time Dates Ages Fee
3083301 M 4:00 -6:00 pm 6/14 -8/9* 16+ $275
3084301 M 6:30 -8:30 pm 6/14 -8/9* 16+ $275
No class 7/5
DRAWING (14+ yrs)
This drawing class teaches students how to use different
drawing approaches such as contour, mass, and gesture.
Drawing techniques covered will include: negative space,
point to point, and triangulation to name a few. Return
students are welcome! Fee includes basic supplies students
will take home. Students need to purchase a sketchpad to
practice on their own. Repeat students welcome! Class
held in E -46 at the Community Center. Instructed by James
Green.
Class # Days Time Dates Ages Fee
3481301 W i 6:00 -7:30 pm 6/2 -7/7 14+ l $77 j
3482301 W 6:00 -7:30 pm 7/14 -8/25* 14+ $7-7
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Sewing classes for ages 10+
see page 29
PAINTING (16+ yrs)
Whether you have little or no painting experience, or if
you have been painting for years, you'll enjoy painting
with different mediums in this class. Students will learn
techniques on how to mix colors and learn techniques
involved painting with different mediums. Continuing
students are welcome! Class fee includes supplies.
Students should bring an old paint shirt with them to class
each week. Class is popular and fills to max, so you may
want to register early! Instructed by An. Sudyka in E -46 of
the Community Center.
Class # Days Time Dates Ages Fee 1.
3483301 M 7 30 -9:00 pm 6/14 -7/19 16+ $65
*No class 7/5
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ADULT SPECIAL INTEREST
DIY ACADEMY: DO -1T- YOURSELF HOME IMPROVEMENT TRAINING
The DIY Academy provides comprehensive, hands -on training for a variety
of home improvement projects taught by experienced contractors. Hands -
on activities occur in a one -of -a -kind lab that emulates the conditions do -it-
yourselfers will encounter in their own homes. All classes will be taught at
the DIY Academy facility, on 1244 South Bascom Avenue in San Jose (cross -
street Stokes). You will be required to sign 2 liability waivers at the class. For
more details on the workshops, go to www.cityofcampbell.com. There is an
additional lab fee of $20 payable at the class. All participants must be at least
18 years old to participate.
DIY Short Course: Trim Out a Room
Old trim makes your house look old and cheaply built. You can
y update baseboard and door trim for a fraction of what you'd pay a
finish carpenter. We'll de- mystify cutting and installing trim. You'll
-p learn how to use the right tools and the tricks finish carpenters
Q use. In this hands -on class, you will learn:
• The tools you'll need and how to use them
• How to cut and install window sills, baseboard & door trim
• Tricks of the trade that will make your job look professional
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3885301 Tu 6:00 -9:30 pm 6/8 18+ $75
DIY Short Course: Paint Like a Pro
Painting is the most popular home - improvement project. Paint
can instantly change the look of a room. But how can pros do it
much faster and better than the rest of us? Learn the tips and
tricks they use to prepare and paint a room. You will be amazed
at the excellent results you can achieve.
In this hands -on class, you will learn:
• The tools you'll need, how to use them, and how to make
them last
• How to estimate the amount and types of paint and other
materials you'll need
How to prepare a room and get started
• Tips and tricks the pros use for a high - quality job
• How to paint doors and trim
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DIY Short Course: Drywall a Room
Drywall is the most common building material found in most
houses, but doing a professional job of hanging and finishing
drywall is one of the most difficult do- it- yourself tasks. If you want
to do drywall yourself, this class is for you.
In this hands -on class, you will learn:
• What tools you'll need, and how to use them
• How to measure, cut and trim drywall
• How to hang drywall, including the pro's tips and tricks
• How to tape joints and spot nails
• How to top (also known as 'floating')
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3887301 Tu 6:00 -9:30 pm 6/1 18+ $75
DIY Short Course: Tile a Bathroom Floor
A tile floor adds beauty and elegance to a bathroom. You can
update your bathroom by replacing its flooring with ceramic or
natural tile. It's a daunting task if you don't know what to do, but
is the easiest tile job to undertake. Your floor can look as good
as a professional's if you know how. We'll teach you the skills
you need. In this hands -on class, you will learn:
• The tools.you'II need and how to use them
• How to install cement board
• How to cut tile
• How to lay the
• How to grout
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DIY Short Course:. Basic Home Electricity
This class teaches the fundamentals of home electricity—how it
works, and how to work with it safely. You'll learn to add a plug
to your living room, or update the switches and plugs in your
house.
In this hands -on workshop, you will learn:
• Tools you need and how to use them
• Wiring you'll encounter in your home
• Swapping out switches
• Adding, replacing, and grounding plugs
• Swapping out light fixtures
• Troubleshooting electrical issues in your home
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ADULT SPECIAL INTEREST
All classes are instructed by Maria Luisa Manca. All classes held in E -46 at the Campbell Community Center.
Students need to pull hair back and bring an apron.
TRATTORIA COOKING (18+ yrs)
An Italian Trattoria is a place where everyone can enjoy
home cooking away from home in a casual atmosphere.
A $15 material fee is due at the class. Menu: Crostini
with Gorgonzola and Caramelized Onion; Maccheroni
withTomatoes, Olives, Anchovies and Caper Sauce; Spicy
Sicilian Chicken; Oven Roasted Potatoes with Rosemary
and Garlic; Tiramisu
Class # Days Time Dates Ages Fee
3489301 Th 6:30 -8:30 pm 6/17 18+ $37
FLAVORS FROM THE AMALFI COAST (18+ yrs)
It is a cuisine that has retained its tradition of simple and
quick preparation in order to preserve the fragrance and
flavors of the fresh ingredients. A $15 material fee is due
at the class. Menu: Capri Salad, Linguine with Clams,
Braise Pork, Pizza Maker's Style, Zucchini Casserole with
Anchovies and Mozzarella, Chocolate Mocha Nut Cake
Class # Days Time Dates Ages Fee
3490301 Th 6:30 -8:30 pm 7/8 18+ $37
UNDER THE TUSCAN SHIN (18+ yrs)
The Tuscan cuisine is a mixture of sophisticated simplicity
and country-type cooking. A $15 material fee is due at
the class. Menu: Country Style Spinach Crostini, Spaghetti
with Breadcrumbs and Rosemary, Lamb with Artichokes,
White Beans with Sage, Siena's Honey Fruit Cake
Class # Days Time Dates Ages Fee
3491301 1 Th 6:30 -8:30 pm 7/22 18+ $37
SUMMER ITALIAN FEAST (18+ yrs)
Simple and tasty food, perfect recipes for entertaining
your family and friends this summer. A $15 material
fee is due at the class. Menu: Crostini with Mozzarella
and Anchovies, Caserecci with Artichokes Sauce,
Shrimps wrapped in Pancetta cooked on skewers,
Farro Panzanella, Mocha Semifreddo
Class # Days Time Dates Ages Fee
3492301 Th 6:30 -8:30 pm 8/19 18+ $37
INDIAN COOKING (18+ yrs)
Learn how to make restaurant style Indian cooking with
Rita Khare. June class = Chicken Curry and Vegetarian
Potato Curry (Chicken made in a traditional tomato and
onion based curry, along side with a spicy vegetarian
version). July = Stuffed Gobi and Dal (Stuffed Cauliflower
immersed in a thick tomato and onion based sauce
made along side with the traditional pea soup). August
= Keema and Kadhi (Spiced ground chicken and peas
cooked until mouthwatering, made along side with a
north Indian traditional spicy yogurt based soup). Please
bring an apron. An additional *$15 lab fee is payable
to the instructor. Class held in E -46, an air - conditioned
room.
Class # Days Time Dates Ages Fee
3210301 Sa 10:00 -12:00 pm 6/26 18+ $37
s 3211301 Sa 10:00 -12:00 pm 7/17 18+ $37
3212301 Sa 10:00 -12:00 pm 8/14 18+ $37
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CPR HEARTSAVERS /AED - CERTIFICATION COURSE PERSONAL EMERGENCY
(16+ yrs)
The Heartsavers course, instructed by Santa Clara County
Fire Department staff, is specifically designed for rescuers
who are required to obtain a course certification card
documenting completion of a CPR course. In this skills -
based class, you will be trained in the new "science" of
CPR for adults, infants & children & relief of foreign body
airway obstruction. AED overview instruction is included.
You will individually demonstrate the proper technique and
sequence of CPR to receive your 2 -year certification card.
This class will not provide a BLS healthcare Provider card.
Students 16 and older may enroll without a parent or
guardian present.
Class # `Days
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6:00 -10:00 pm
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6:00 -10:00 pm
7/20
16+
$37
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6:00 -10:00 pm
8/10
16+
$37
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CPR LOCATION
ADDRESSES:
Campbell Community Center: Room 0-80:
1 West Campbell Ave.'
Los Gatos Youth Recreation Center: Room C:
123 East Main St.
Saratoga Senior Adult Care Center: 19655 Allendale Ave.
PREPAREDNESS (PEP)
ARE YOU READY FOR
THE NEXT DISASTER?
(16+ yrs)
PEP is a three hour workshop
where you will learn how to prepare yourself, your family
and your home for a significant disaster. Training will include
what to include in a Disaster Supplies Kit; making a disaster
plan; how and when to shut off your utilities; fires and types
of fire extinguishers; skills in dealing with life threatening
conditions. June class held in Q -84. August class held in
E -42. Instructed by Daniel Campbell, Santa Clara County
Fire Department, Emergency Services Coordinator.
Class #
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Fee
3498301
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6:00 -9:00 pm
1 7/14 -7/28
6/22
16+
$20
3499301
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9:00 -Noon
8/14
16+
$20
INTRO. TO POCKET BILLIARDS (POOL) (13+ yrs)
Older or younger, experienced or beginner this course
is designed to introduce or refresh the basic techniques
required to enjoy the noble game of pocket billiards. We
cover stance, grip, bridge, breaking, aiming, banking, cue
ball control, game rules, etc with special "trick shots" shown
at each session. Students pay $7 /session for table time
and there is an optional $10 fee for a comprehensive
Instructors Handbook. Instructed by Don Frank. This
6 -week class will meet 2 hours per week at Cue Topia:
located near Hwy 85 and Branham Lane, at 4700 Almaden
Expwy in San Jose (408) 226 -7665
Glass # B Day Time �� Dates'° ges ` ' Fee
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3982301 Sa 12:00 -2:00 pm 6/5 -7/17* 13+ $66
3983301 Th 7:00 -9:00 pm 7/22 -8/26 13+ F$66
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LANDSCAPE DESIGN (18+ yrs)
Landscape Design and Gardening Skills for the Novice
Create a beautiful and functional landscape design for
your yard. Design discussions will have you wanting to
investigate new ideas and seeing how realistically your
landscape dreams work. You will learn practical skills such
as placement, balance and scale. Hardscape, lighting and
irrigation will be discussed as well as curb appeal. Organic
gardening will also be addressed. There will be a hands -on
exercise to help you understand how it all comes together.
Bring photos of your property, a ruler, pencil, and
eraser. An addition lab fee of $5 is payable to instructor
at the class. Instructed by Nancy Higgins, a professional
landscape designer. Classes held in Q -80 at the Campbell
Community Center.
Class #
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Fee
3246301W
6:30 -9:30 pm
1 7/14 -7/28
1 18+
1 $64
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OUTDOOR RECREATION
OUTDOOR RECREATION:
KAYAKING, HIKING & BOATING EXCURSIONS
Greg Meyer has been a professional naturalist since 1985 and has visited all
seven continents. He has a Master's degree in Environmental Studies and
teaches Outdoor Education courses at California State University Monterey
Bay. His expertise and humor will ensure that you have an interesting and
informative day out in the wilds of California! All participants are responsible
to their own transportation to and from the trip locations. The kayaking
trip and the Monterey Boat trip require an additional fee to cover the
cost of equipment rental (payable directly to Greg). Directions to the
hike and kayak location will be mailed or emailed to you before the trip.
The boat trip has a pre -trip meeting where details will be discussed. If
you have any questions, please email Greg Meyer: greg@ge- trips.com
BERRY CREEK FALLS (18+ yrs)
Big Basin is California's first State Park and it was protected
to preserve the immense, old growth redwoods there. It is
now the largest park in the Santa Cruz Mountains and it
is still a rugged, wild land. This strenuous hike will start at
the coast and climb into the basin to the impressive Berry
Creek Falls. Along the way, we will talk about the history
of logging in the Santa Cruz Mountains, identify trailside
plants and look for amphibians in the creeks. After a lunch
break, we will hike back down through the forest and out to
the coast. This trip is generally flat on a wide trail but the
last section to the falls is narrow with steep sections. We will
walk about 11 miles round -trip; this hike is most appropriate
for intermediate hikers that have some experience
traveling long distances far from people and other facilities.
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SUNSET KAYAK TRIP AT ELKHORN SLOUGH
(12+ yrs)
Elkhorn Slough is one of California's largest remaining
coastal wetlands and is home to thousands .of birds and
numerous harbor seals and sea otters. This protected salt
marsh is covered with unusual plants and graced with scenic,
quiet waterways. Kayakers will spend an afternoon exploring
this seven -mile long slough, getting a unique look at the
preserve and then -stop for dinner on the beach. Afterwards,
everyone will paddle home at sunset with the tide at our
backs. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and no
experience is necessary. Stable kayaks will be used -- double
sea kayaks equipped with rudders and comfortable seat
backs. A $50 kayak/equipment fee is due on the day of
the trip. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
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MONTEREY BAY WHALE CRUISE (12+ yrs)
Join us as we visit the Monterey Bay National Marine
Sanctuary on a 70 -foot charter boat. Summer is the best
season to see the greatest variety of whales and other
marine mammals with less chance of rough seas. We
will be looking for sea otters, seals, sea lions, whales,
dolphins and thousands of seabirds! Leaving from
Monterey, our five hour trip will start along Cannery Row
and then head 5 - 15 miles offshore to look for feeding
humpback and blue whales, which are regular visitors
to the central coast during summer! We will also search
the deep waters of the Monterey Bay Submarine Canyon
for smaller cetaceans such as dolphins, porpoise and
even killer whales. There will be a pre- meeting trip on
Thursday, Aug. 26 from 7 -9 pm in Santa Clara. Location
TBA. A $40 per person boat fee is payable at the
evening meeting to cover the cost of charting the boat.
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1 8/29
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Even if you've never kayaked, Greg makes it easy and
enjoyable! He always provides stable sea kayaks - no
worries my husband andl always opt for the double (that
way I can rest while he still paddles, ha, ha).
We've been on an overnight trip to Big Lake (in No. California), daytime
and moonlight trips in Elkhorn Slough and others in and around SF Bay.
Our many kayak trips and hikes with Greg are always fun, interesting and
informative. His knowledge of theflora and fauna, astronomy and almost
everything in between is phenominal. And, he has a wonderful sense -of
humor to boot!
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THE CITY OF CAMPBELL, THROUGH THE
RECREATION & COMMUNITY SERVICES
DEPARTMENT, OFFERS A VARIETY OF SERVICES AND PROGRAMS INCLUDING FITNESS,
WELLNESS, EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL PROGRAMS FOR THOSE 50 YEARS OF AGE
AND OLDER.
D U LT CENTER
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MEMBERSHIP
Membership is REQUIRED for all persons participating in
the Campbell Adult Center programs, such as Classes,
Trips, Recreation Activities, Special Events, Group
Activities, etc. There is NO membership required to
participate in the many services offered.
NEWSLETTER SUBSCRIPTION
A subscription for the Adult Center newsletter (Courier)
mailed bi- monthly is available. This newsletter contains
detailed information on all Adult Center programs and
services. Info. on -line at: www.cityofcampbell.com
ADDITIONAL CLASSES
In addition to the classes listed, the Campbell
Adult Center also offers the following classes:
Exercise, Macintosh Computers and Safety
Driver Program. For more details, contact the
Campbell Adult Center at 408 - 866 -2146.
GROUP ACTIVITIES
Computer Club
Busy Hands /Caring Hearts (Handicraft Service Group)
Campbell Senior Social Club
Heritage Seekers (Genealogy Group)
Skylark Singers
ORGANIZATIONS
AARP (American Association of Retired Persons)
PUBLIC AWARENESS SEMINARS
Consumer Awareness
Educational Programs
Financial Management
_ I love my hometown —the Campbell Community
Center is really the centerpiece The CCC leads the
way in being a warm, friendly, welcomingplace The
staff here is first -rate and is always helpful in
offering opportunities and guidance for on -going education, a
wide variety of interesting activities, trips and cultural events
as well as support in connection with community services. The
facilities and grounds are always beautifully maintained I am
proud of our center and feel truly blessed and privileged to come
here! - Ramona
CAMPBELL CAFE LUNCH PROGRAM
1 W. Campbell Avenue, Room M -50
Campbell, CA. 95008
Phone: (408) 866 -2764
Hours: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Monday through Friday
The Lunch Program offers daily nutritious meals for a
suggested contribution of $2.50 (guests under age 60 are
$5.00). Advance meal reservations are required. Birthday
parties, blood pressure checks, and bingo are offered.
Transportation can be provided by calling the program for
details.
RECREATION ACTIVITIES
Special Events Geneaology Tutoring
Video Movies Intergenerational Programs
Pinochle Canasta
Intermediate Bridge Bingo
Newcomer's Orientation Rummikub
Game Room with Pool Table & Ping Pong Table
VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
Volunteer opportunities
TRIP PROGRAM
One day trips Overnight and extended tours
WELLNESS PROGRAMS
Fitness Passes Speakers
Health Screenings Seminars
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ADULTS 50+ FITNESS CLASSES
REGISTRATION FOR ADULT CENTER CLASSES STRENGTH TRAINING
(50 +) is taken ONLY through The Adult Center Office. Learn the proper techniques for strength training to shape
Mail-in/On-line Priority Registration will be taken muscles and increase bone density. Instructed by Kari Tse-
in May. For more details. call (408) 866 -2146. M/W; Mary Kearns T/Th.
BODY CONDITIONING
Tone to music with gentle aerobics and stengthening. For
all levels. Bring a mat. Instructed by Diane Rubino.
Days
..o Tim "eDate
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Location
Fee
T/Th
1:15 -2:15 pm
6/1 -6124
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$24
T/Th
1:15 -2:15 pm
6/29 -7/22
$24
CARDIO /SCULPT
Exercise to music while you burn calories and increase
cardio conditioning using hand weights and resistance
bands. Bring a mat. Instructed by Melissa Gambino.
Days
° ` Times
Dates y
Location
Fee
M/W
9:00 -10:00 am
6/21- 7/21''
Main Gym
$34
M/W
9:00 -10:00 am
7/26 -9/1'2
$38
`9 No class 715..•- *2 No class 8/9 & 8/11
CORE STRENGTHENING
Strengthening and stretching to tone the entire body
with emphasis on the core muscle group using hand
weights, bosu balls, etc. Bring a mat. Instructed by Mary
Kearns.
PILATES
Develop physical stability and strength. Improve posture,
balance and toning. Bring a mat. Instructed by Melissa
Gambino -AM; Brendy Boel -PM.
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M/W
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10:15 -11:15 am
"Dates
6/21- 7/21 *'
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$45
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10:15 -11:15 am
7/26-9/1 *2
$50
M/W
T/Th
8:00 -8:45 am
6/22 -7/29
Q -80
$38
T(rh
8:00 -8:45 am
8/3 -9/2
$32
PILATES
Develop physical stability and strength. Improve posture,
balance and toning. Bring a mat. Instructed by Melissa
Gambino -AM; Brendy Boel -PM.
gays$
M/W
Tme�.,;
10:15 -11:15 am
"Dates
6/21- 7/21 *'
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$45
M/W
10:15 -11:15 am
7/26-9/1 *2
$50
M/W
Beg 4:15 -5:15 pm
6/21- 7/28 *1
$55
M/W
Beg 4:15 -5:15 pm
8/2 -9/1
$50
M/W
Int 5:30 -6:30 pm
6/21- 7/28 *'
$58
M/W
Int 5:30 -6:30 pm
8/2 -9/1
$52
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SILVER CYCLING
Work at your own pace to build endurance and cardio
strength. Learn correct posture, bike set up and how
to monitor your exertion level. Bring a towel & water.
Instructed by Mary McCuistion.
Days
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Location "Fee
$42
T/Th
10:30 -11:15 am
6/22 -7/29
Fitness Ctr
$45
T/Th
10:30 -11:15 am
8/3 -9/2
$38
M/W
8:05 -9:05 am
6/21 -7/28*
Weight Room
$42
M/W
8:05 -9:05 am
8/2 -9/1
$39
M/W
9:10 -10:10 am
6/21 - 7/28*
$42
M/W
9:10 -10:10 am
8/2 -9/1
$39
M/W
10:15 -11:15 am
6/21 -7/28*
$42
M/W
10:15 -11:15 am
8/2 -9/1
$39
T/Th
9:10 -10:10 am
6/22 -7/29
$46
T/Th
9:10 -10:10 am
8/3 -9/2
$39
Trrh
10:15 -11:15 am
6/22 - 7/29
$46
T/Th
10:15 -11:15 am
8/3 -9/2
$39
T(rh
2:15 -3:15 pm
6/22 - 7/29
$46
T/Th
2:15 -3:15 pm
8/3 -9/2
$39
`No class 715
SWIM FITNESS
Shape up by participating in a water exercise class or by
lap swimming. Instructed by Debbie Honeycutt M/W.
INTERMEDIATE: For those who enjoy a more vigorous
workout. Instructed by Mary McCuistion T/Th.
TAI CHI CHUAN, BEG & INT
Tai Chi Chuan is an ancient form of exercise that combines
movement and breathing. Learn 24 gentle movements that
promotes strength, joint flexibility, balance and increases
flow of oxygen. Intermediate class geared for continuing
students. Instructed by Mary Montoya.
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6/21 - 7/28 *1
Pool
$42
M/W
1:10 -2:10 pm
8/2-9/1 *2
$39
T/Th
Int. 1:10 -2:10 pm
6/22 -7/29
$46
T(rh
Int 1:10-2:10 pm
8/3 9/2 *2
$36
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TAI CHI CHUAN, BEG & INT
Tai Chi Chuan is an ancient form of exercise that combines
movement and breathing. Learn 24 gentle movements that
promotes strength, joint flexibility, balance and increases
flow of oxygen. Intermediate class geared for continuing
students. Instructed by Mary Montoya.
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Int. 10:00 -11:00 am
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6/30 -7/28
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$19
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8/4 -9/1
$19
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6/30 -7/28
$19
W
Beg 11:15 -12:15 pm
8/4 -9/1
$19
YOGA /YOUNG AT HEART
Gently exercise your body and restore its' natural balance
and alignment. Emphasis is on coordinating the breath with
physical poses. Bring a mat & a pillow. For all fitness levels.
Instructed by Cheryl Larson, Certified Balance Teacher.
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ADULTS 50+ SPECIAL INTEREST CLASSES
REGISTRATION FOR ADULT CENTER CLASSES (50 +) is taken ONLY through The Adult Center Office.
Mail -in /On -line Priority Registration will be taken in May. For more details, call (408) 866 -2146.
FELDENKRAIS
Gentle movement sequences and visualization designed
to improve the muscular - skeletal system. Bring a mat.
Instructed by Jean Elvin.
Days Time Dates Location Fee
— Th 10:45 -11:45 am 6/24 -7/22 C -35 $25
Th 10:45 -11:45 am 8/5 -9/2' $20
*No class 8/26
FUN WITH SPANISH
Have you always wanted to learn Espanol? Learn how to
speak Spanish by a variety of fun methods. Instructed by
Medardo Molina.
Time _ Dates Fee
Tu _ 1:00 -2:00 prn 6/22 -7/27 E -46 $21
Tu 1:00 -2:00 pm 8/3 -8/31 $18
OILS & ACRYLICS
Self -paced creative workshop. Learn to work with acrylic
and /or oil tools and techniques. All skill levels. Instructed
by Kim Navarre.
Days Time Dates Location Fee =;
W 9:30 -11:30 am 6/2 -7/14 E -46 $42
W 9:30 -11:30 am 7/21 -9/1 $42
ZUMBA GOLD
Dance your way to fitness with a fusion of Latin and
international music in this fun workout. The GOLD class
is modified for active older adults and is great for cardio
conditioning and muscle toning. Appropriate for all fitness
levels. Instructed by Kathleen Hill.
Days Time Dates Location Fee
T/Th 4.30 -5.30 pm 6/22 -7/29 E -46 ; $45 S
T/Th 4:30 -5:30 pm�
*No Class 8126
SKETCHING & DRAWING
Learn the basics for a variety of sketching techniques. All
skill levels. Instructed by Diane Rubino.
Days Time Dates Location 1 Fee
M 9:30 -11:30 am 6/7 -7119'
E-46 1 $36
*No class 7/5
BRIDGE, INTERMEDIATE
DEFENSE! Find out how to improve this aspect of your
game! Topics include: Opening Leads, Third -Hand Play,
Second -Hand Play, Signals, Interfering with Declarer, and
more. Instructed by Wendy Dewell.
Days Time Dates Location Fee
j Tu 7.15 -9:15 pm 6/15 -8/10 C -35 $72'
$15 book fee due to instructor on 1st day of class
ADULTS 50+ TRIPS
Listed below is a brief description of upcoming Summer trips for those 50 +. For more details and
registration information, contact the Adult Center Office at (408) 866 -2146.
CALIFORNIA COASTAL TOUR
FRI. MAY 7 8:15 AM — 5:00 PM $74.00
We will spend the day in the coastal town of Pescadero. Learn all
about organic farming at the Blue House Farm which produces
vegetables, berries and cut flowers. Enjoy a hosted lunch at
Duarte's. Visit "Made In Pescadero," a working furniture gallery.
See some beautiful hand crafted furniture and learn a little about
the process. Enjoy a little time on your own to browse through
the quaint shops. Level 3: Maximum Activity
FLOWERS, PLANTS & TREES
WED. JUNE 16 8:30 AM - 4:15 PM $52.00
Travel to Watsonville to visit the Alladin Nursery. We will have a
tour to see their fruit trees, berries, perennials, bonsais and gift
shop. Enjoy a buffet lunch at the Green Valley Grill in Watsonville.
Our next stop will be the Roses of Yesterday and Today Garden
in Corralitos where we will view more than 230 rose varieties..
Level 2: Moderate Activity.
YOSEMITE /CHUKCHANSI
3 days, 2 nights
Tuesday, June 1 — Thursday, June 3, 2010
Price per person: $379 double $499 single
$100 deposit to register
Balance due Monday, April 26, 2010
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:
• Hosted BBQ lunch and narrated train excursion on the Sugar
Mountain Railroad
• Hosted luncheon at the Ahwanee Hotel
• 2 nights lodging at Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino
• Guided ranger tram tour of the Yosemite Valley Floor
• Tour and Tasting at Sciabica Olive Oil
• $10 EZ Play Cash Bonus & $10 Food credit at Chukchansi
* Roundtrip Motorcoach Transportation, Luggage Handling, &
Applicable Taxes
Departure & Return from the Joan Pisani Community Center,
Saratoga Flyer with more details available in the Adult Center
Office. Level 2: Moderate Activity.
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ADULT CENTER SERVICES:
To inquire about services or to make an appointment,
call (408) 866 -2146.
BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS: Monthly.
EMPLOYMENT /HOUSING REFERRAL:
A referral binder is available.
FITNESS PASS: Passes for drop -in classes, Gym,
Weight Room, Pool and more. 10 day pass - $40; 20
day pass - $70.
HEALTH INSURANCE COUNSELING (HICAP):
Assistance with Medicare, MediCal, Prescription
Coverage and Health Insurance Supplements.
INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE: Seasonal.
LIVING ALONE PAMPHLET: Useful information
in preparing for any home accident or unexpected
medical emergency. Available: Adult Center, City Hall
and Campbell Library.
LONG TERM CARE COUNSELING: Provides
objective and unbiased information concerning long
term care insurance.
NOTARY PUBLIC: Call for an appointment.
PHARMACIST HOTLINE: A retired pharmacist will
answer questions about medications.
SENIOR ADULT LEGAL ASSISTANCE
(S.A.L.A.): Assistance with Power of Attorney for Health
Care, SSI, Social Security, simple wills, plus more.
VIAL OF LIFE: Emergency Responder Kit that contains
a Medical Information Form, a vial to store medical
info and two stickers. Available in the Adult Center
Office.
APPLICATIONS & FLYERS AVAILABLE IN
"ADULT CENTER OFFICE FOR THE FOLLOWING
PROGRAMS:
CUHSD PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION
FISHING LICENSES
HEAP (Utility assistance)
HEARING FOUNDATION (Hearing aids for low income)
MAIL WATCH PROGRAM
PG &E CARE PROGRAM
REBUILDING TOGETHER (repairs & renovations)
SJ WATER COMPANY'S RATE ASST. PROGRAM
SANTA CLARA WATER DISTRICT TAX EXEMPTION
TELEPHONE ACCESS PROGRAM
WEST VALLEY COLLECTING & RECYCLING
-Rate Reduction for Campbell Residents
WHERE TO GO FOR HELP
VTA PARATRANSIT
ADULTS 50+ SERVICES
TRANSPORTATION:
TRANSIT INFO.: VTA bus schedules available.
VTA FLASH PASSES: $25.00 monthly pass for
County Transit. Must be 65+ or disabled.
VTA TRANSIT PHOTO I.D. CARDS: To ride
the County Transit with a Flash Pass, a Photo I.D.
Card is required. Periodic Photo I.D. sessions are
scheduled at the Campbell Community Center. Info.,
(408) 321 -2300.
VTA OUTREACH PARATRANSIT SERVICES:
Two Programs Available: 1. For those who are
mobility limited and who do not have reasonable
access to other transportation. Info., (408) 436 -2865
2. An affordable transportation alternative for all
County residents 60 +. Info., (408) 436 -2865 x275.
ADDITIONAL CITY - FUNDED SERVICES:
ADULT DAY CARE: Provides a specialized program of
adult day care for frail elderly. Live Oak Adult Day
Services at (408) 354 -4782 or (408) 971 -9363 and
Saratoga Adult Care Center at (408) 868 -1262.
BROWN BAG: Distribution of weekly bags of
supplemental food for low income. Second Harvest
Food Bank at (408) 266 -8866.
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CASE MANAGER: Provides in -home, comprehensive
social service assistance to Campbell's frail, isolated,
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low- income, at -risk elderly.
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HOME REPAIRS: Low interest loans and grants for
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homes, condos and mobile homes are available to
Campbell Residents 62+ for general and major home
improvements. Campbell Redevelopment Agency at
(408) 866 -2137.
LONG TERM OMBUDSMAN PROGRAM: To
investigate reports of elder and dependent adult
abuse in Campbell's Skilled Nursing and Residential
Facilities. Catholic Charities at (408) 944 -0567.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
RECREATION YOUTH SCHOLARSHIPS
There are children who are currently in economically
disadvantaged households that would benefit from attending
a recreation class; but unfortunately they are unable to
participate in recreation activities due to their financial
circumstances. The City of Campbell Recreation Youth
Scholarship fund is a privately funded program and accepts
contributions year- round. If you would like to make a donation
to the Campbell Recreation Youth Scholarship program, 100%
of your tax - deductible contribution will go towards making a
difference in a child's life. If you wish to make a donation, you
may do so in person, by mail, or on the registration form when
you register for a program. Our mailing address is: Campbell
Recreation Department,
1 West Campbell Avenue #C -31
Campbell, CA. 95008.
TO APPLY FOR A SCHOLARSHIP:
This program is only open to children, under the age
of 17, who are Campbell residents. Applicant needs to
provide proof of financial need and live within the city
limits of Campbell. All requests and approvals for program
assistance will be kept confidential. Call (408) 866 -2104.
TO MAKE A DONATION:
If you'd like to make a donation, please call Sandy Dear at (408) 866 -2104. Donations of any denomination are accepted
and 100% of the donation goes directly to benefit Campbell resident youth. Invest in Campbell's youth today.
REFUND POLICY
Refunds must be requested 5 business days priorto start date
of the class or activity. $10.00 cancellation fee per person, per
activity will be deducted from the refund. Call (408) 866 -2104.
VOLUNTEER SERVICES
The Volunteer Services Program calls on the Campbell
community to step forward and provide the "volunteer spirit"
our local government and social services need. Offer your
talent and services in whatever capacity you can provide.
For more information or to volunteer your time and efforts,
contact Campbell Volunteer Services at Campbell City Hall
(408) 866 -2122.
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CAMPBELL RECREATION'S
SATISFACTION GUARANTEE
We are confident that we can provide you the best quality
recreation experience available. If you are not satisfied and
notify our office by the end of the second class, we will be
happy to give you a full refund or allow you to try something
different. Adult sports leagues, trips and Heritage Theatre
tickets /shows are not included.
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CITY PARKS
GROUP PICNIC RESERVATIONS
Call (408) 866 -2104 to check for picnic area availability and /or to make a reservation. Rental fees are due
at time of application. Campbell residents (verification of residency is required) may make reservations a full
six months in advance. Non - residents may make a reservation one day later than residents, thereby providing
residents a full day of priority. Alcoholic beverages are not allowed in any parks except with a reservation for
a designated group picnic area. Bounce houses are only allowed at John D. Morgan and Edith Morley park
with a permit and you may only rent from those companies with liability insurance on file with the City.
JOHN D. MORGAN PARK
540 W. Rincon Avenue
JDM Park is the City's largest park and offers a variety of
amenities, including: horseshoe pits, sand volleyball courts,
softball and soccer fields, basketball courts, tennis courts,
large open field areas and a children's play area with a spiral
water play feature. The park features 3 reservable picnic
areas.
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CAMPBELL PARK
Corner of Gilman & Campbell Avenue
Campbell Park facilities include two outdoor lighted basketball
courts with tiered lawn seating for spectators, one small and
one large fenced -in children's play area, water play feature,
volleyball lawn area, swings, non - reservable picnic tables,
BBQ, central lawn vista area, horseshoe pits, and access to
the Los Gatos Creek Trail and Par Course.
EDITH MORLEY PARK
615 Campbell Technology Parkway (at McGlincy Ln)
Edith Morley Park is located adjacent to the percolation
ponds and was designed to be environmental in nature.
Amenities include: a Community Garden, restrooms,
8 picnic tables, an open turf area, wildflowers, and a
marsh and wetland area for exploration and environmental
studies. For information on the Community Garden, contact
the Public Works Maintenance Department at (408) 866-
2145. Group reservations -for the picnic area at Edith
Morley Park are available.
CAMPBELL COMMUNITY CENTER
1 W. Campbell Avenue
In addition to the many buildings on campus, the Campbell
Community Center also offers a variety of park amenities.
The facility contains: tennis courts, handball courts, athletic
fields, an all weather track, fitness equipment and a skate
park. Night lighting keeps the tennis courts, handball courts
and track open for use until 10 pm each night. All courts
are available on a "first come first serve" basis. Athletic
fields are available for reservation. Group picnics are not
allowed at the Community Center.
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equipment for both toddlers and school -age children, a
Water play feature, a stream that is activated on demand so
that children can be creative in their sand play, and a large
lawn area. Restrooms and picnic tables are located on site..
Jack Fischer Park is NOT reservable for groups. NOTE:
Outside portable equipment is NOT allowed to be brought into Jack
Fischer Park (including tables, BBQ's, canopies, tents, etc.)
Campbell Recreation (408) 866 -2104 Page 61
CAMPBELL COMMUNITY CENTER
CAMPBELL COMMUNITY CENTER PARKING
The Campbell Community Center has 782 parking stalls on -site
which can accommodate most uses days and nights. There are
times, however, when parking reaches capacity. If that should
happen, free parking is also available in the following locations
noted on the adjacent map of the Downtown area:
A. THE SECOND STREET PARKING GARAGE - located between .
Second & Third Streets at the corner of Civic Center Drive (one
Y way going west). This garage is accessible from both Second and
Third Streets and has 300 parking stalls. It is a short three block
a walk to the Community Center from this garage.
V B. THE FIRST STREET PARKING GARAGE - located off First Street
V south of Orchard City Drive (one way going east) behind the Water
Tower Plaza, Hyde Park, and the Park Place housing development.
This garage has 200 parking stalls and is a 5 -block walk to the
Community Center and convenient to restaurants at the east end
of the Downtown, as well as to the Downtown Campbell Light Rail
Station.
SPACE FOR LEASE
Office and classroom space is currently available for lease. Contact
Francine Principe at (408) 866 -2192 for leasing information or to
schedule a viewing of available rooms /office suites.
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CAMPBELL COMMUNITY CENTER
FIELD RESERVATIONS
Groups or individuals wanting to reserve field time exclusively for their group, party, or private use must obtain a Facility Use Reservation
through the Recreation & Community Services Department. Applicable fees will be assessed and are due at the time the reservation
is made. A Certificate of Insurance will be required for all athletic uses. Campbell residents and local groups /organizations have priority
over non - residents. Fields available for reservation include the fields at John D. Morgan Park and the Community Center. For more
information please call (408) 866 -2741.
PLAN YOUR NEXT EVENT AT THE CAMPBELL COMMUNITY CENTER
The Campbell Community Center has a wide variety of facilities available for wedding receptions; anniversary, birthday and
private parties; business and community meetings; seminars; athletic activities; fund - raisers (by non - profit organizations
only); .and special events. NOTE: The Orchard City Banquet Hall may be closed for remodeling through June, 2011.
ORCHARD CITY BANQUET HALL
Closed for remodeling through June, 2011.
ROOSEVELT REDWOOD ROOM (Q -80)
The Roosevelt Room can accommodate 125 people banquet style
or 200 people theater style, without tables. Use of tables, chairs
and small kitchen are included.
MARY CAMPBELL ROOM (Q -84)
The Mary Campbell Room offers tiered seating ideal for conferences,
trainings and lectures. The room seats 50 people with seminar
tables or 75 without tables.
THE ACTIVITY ROOM (E -46)
This room accommodates up to 49 people. It has a tile floor and
contains counters, sinks and cooking facilities.
MULTI - PURPOSE ROOM (M -50)
The Multi- purpose Room is-tiled and air- conditioned. It has mirrors
on two walls (drapes can cover mirrors, if desired). Meetings, and
exercise /activity programs are ideal for this room.
THE BOARD ROOM (E -42)
The Board Room is carpeted and air - conditioned and can
accommodate 29 people. This room has a white board and sink
and is suited for meetings or classroom use.
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MAIN GYM
The Main Gymnasium offers spectator seating for 860 in
bleachers, six (6) basketball standards, two (2) volleyball courts,
(4) badminton courts, a hardwood floor, basketball score clock
(additional charge), and lobby with rest rooms.
AUXILIARY GYM
The Auxiliary Gym offers (6) basketball standards, (1) volleyball
court, (3) badminton courts, a hardwood floor, and score clock
(additional charge).
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$300.00
$40.00
$53.00
$75.00
$65.00
$95.00
$120.00
Mary Campbell Room (Q -84)
$100.00
$29.00
$35.00
$47.00
$46.00
$63.00
$70.00
Multi- Purpose Room (M -50)
$100.00
$32.00
$53.00
$60.00
$52.00
$75.00
$90.00
Activity Room (E -46)
$100.00
$23.00
$29.00
$35.00
$40.00
$53.00
$60.00
Board Room (E-42)
$100.00
$23.00
$29.00
$35.00
$40.00
$53.00
$60.00
Main Gym (Bldg. P)
$100.00
$40.00
$47.00
$60.00
$46.00
$58.00
$75.00
Aux Gym (Bldg. N)
$100.00
$34.00
$40.00
$55.00
$40.00
$53.00
$65.00
2 - Non- profit Organizations
3 - Private Groups & Non - profit fundraisers
4 - Business /Commercial users
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HERITAGE THEATRE
Heritage Theatre
Rental Information
The Heritage Theatre and the adjacent Garden
Courtyard are available for community and
corporate rentals. The Theatre Use Policy and
Schedule of Fees & Charges are available
on the City's website www.cityofcampbell.
.q, . For an appointment to view the facility
or to obtain an estimate of charges for your
event, please contact Theatre Manager, Kristyn
Jacobson at (408) 866 -2797 or
KristynJ @cityofcampbell.com.
The Campbell Heritage Theatre features:
• 800 seats (600 orchestra, 200 balcony)
• State -of -the -art sound and lighting
equipment
• Backstage area with three dressing rooms
and a Green room
• Garden Courtyard adjacent to the Theatre
for receptions
• Professional House and Technical Staff to
work with you to make your event the very
best that it can be
Heritage Theatre Box Office
(408) 866 -2700
www.heritagetheatre.org
Tuesday - Friday: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Saturdays: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Event/Show Dates:
1 hour before showtime
Heritage Theatre Volunteers
Join our wonderful team of volunteers for our
upcoming 2010/2011 productions! Volunteers
specialize in a variety of areas such as ticket
taking, ushering, greeters and more! The Heritage
Theatre is accepting Volunteer Applications! Please
contact Sherry Lee, Volunteer Coordinator at
(408) 871 -5127 or SherryL @cityofcampbell.com.
Volunteer applications and detailed information about
our Volunteer Program can be found on -line at www.
heritagetheatre.org or contact our Volunteer Coordinator
at (408) 871 -5127.
Consider the Heritage Theatre for your next event:
• Awards Ceremony • Comedy Show • Concert or Recital
• Dance Performance • Musical Performance • Public or Private Meeting
• Seminar or Presentation • Variety Show
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HERITAGE THEATRE
Upcoming Events
The list below indicates all public shows /events boo for the Summer at the Heritage Theatre at the time of publication.
Detailed information is posted on the Heritage Theatre website. Tickets may be purchased through the Heritage Theatre
Box Office (in- person or by phone) (408) 866 -2700 or on -line at www.heritagetheatre.org
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REGISTRATION FORM
PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY (Form may be duplicated, only same family members on each form).
LAST NAME
ZIP
ADDRESS
HOME PHONE (
E- MAILADDRESS WORK
CELL (
CITY
PARTICIPANT NAME BIRTHDATE GENDER CLASS NO. CLASS TITLE FEE
IF YOU HAVE A DISABILITY AND NEED SPECIAL
ASSISTANCE, PLEASE CHECK HERE
(OFFICE USE ONLY) TOTAL ENCLOSED $
RECEIPT NO CHECK NO..
TO PAY BY MASTERCARD, VISA, DISCOVER
(Please complete the following information)
CARD NUMBER (ALL DIGITS)
RINT CARDHOLDER NAME AS IT APPEARS ON CREDIT CARD
EXPIRATION DATE (Mo and Yr.)
GIVING TREE YOUTH
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Check here if you would like to
donate to the Giving Tree Youth
Scholarship Fund. (6000303)
F-1 $
Photo/Video Release: I agree to allow the use of my photograph and /or video for program publicity.
Medical Release: Pursuant to the provisions of sections 6910 et seq of the California Family Code, and other applicable laws, I hereby
authorize the City of Campbell Recreation and Community Services Department to procure and consent to, medical, hospital or dental
care for myself or my child in the event of injury as a result of participation .in this program.
Waiver and Release of Liability: In consideration of my participation, I hereby release, discharge and covenant not to sue the
City of Campbell and the Campbell Redevelopment Agency, their officers,' employees and volunteers, from any and all present and
future claims, demands, actions, or causes of action resulting from any accidents, injuries, deaths, or loss of and /or damage to my /our
person(s) or property arising out of or connected with my /our participation in the above activity (ies) (except for claims legally caused by
the sole negligence or willful misconduct of the City or others listed above). I hereby voluntarily waive any and all claims resulting
from negligence, both present and future, that may be made by me, my family, estate, heirs, or assigns.
Further, I am aware that this activity may involve certain risks or possible dangers, including death, and that equipment provided for my
protection may be inadequate to prevent serious injury. I am voluntarily participating in this activity with knowledge of the danger involved
and hereby agree to accept any and all inherent risks of property damage, personal injury, or death.
I further agree to indemnify and hold harmless the City of Campbell and others listed above for any and all claims arising as a result of
my engaging in this activity. I understand that this waiver is intended to be as broad and inclusive as permitted by the laws of the State
of California and agree that if any portion is held invalid, the remainder of the waiver will continue in full legal force and effect. I further
agree that the venue for any legal proceedings shall be in California.
I affirm that I am of legal age and am freely signing this document. I have read this form and fully understand that by signing this
form, l am giving up legal rights and /or remedies which may be available to me against the City of Campbell or any of the parties listed
above.
Refunds: Refunds, less a $10.00 administration fee (per activity, per person) will be given to registered participants who cancel up to 5
business days in advance of a class start date. Cancellations with less than 5 business days notice will not receive a refund.
X : - Date
Signature (Read before signing) ❑ Participant ❑Parent ❑Legal Guardian
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Early Bird Registration for Summer classes by walk -in,
phone -in and on -line
Campbell Residents: Saturday, April 24th 7 :00 -8:30 am
Open Registration: Saturday, April 24th 8 :30 -9 :30 am
(Residents & Non - residents)
Office Hours
After 9 :30 am on April 241h, registration will be open Mon - Thurs. 8 am - 5:30 pm
on -line 2417, www.cityofcampbell.com Friday 8 am - 5 pm
How To Register
If you wish to transfer from one activity to the next, or request a refund for a program, you will need to call the Recreation office at
(408) 866 -2104 during business hours as these functions cannot be done through Internet or Touchtone registration.
TO APPLY FOR A SCHOLARSHIP:
This program is only open to children,
underthe age of 17, who are Campbell
residents. Applicant needs to provide
proof of financial need and live
within the city limits of Campbell. All
requests and approvals for program
assistance will be kept confidential.
Call (408) 866 -2104.
CANCELLATION POLICY
Full REFUNDS are given when a class or program is canceled by the Recreation Department. ALL other CANCELLATIONS or
TRANSFERS require 5 business days notice prior to start date of class or activity. $10 administration fee per activity per person,
will be charged. Cancellations or transfers with less than 5 business days notice will NOT receive a refund. TRANSFERS are
accepted from one class to another up to 5 business days in advance of a class start date. Medical emergencies are exempt from
this policy; however, a signed statement from your doctor is required. A minimum number of participants is required to hold a class.
Where enrollment is low, the Recreation Department reserves the right to cancel a program. A $25 fee will be charged on all returned
NSF checks.
RESIDENT is anyone living within the Campbell city limits (zip code 95008). P.O. boxes and school district are not considered residents.
Proof of residency can be provided by a California Driver's License, pre - printed personal check, or residential utility bill with the owner's
name and address printed on it.
AGE LEVELS indicate the participant must be that age by the starting date of the class. Proof of age may be required for some
programs (pre - school, etc.).
WAITING LISTS are established once a class is filled. If a vacancy occurs up to 2 working days prior to a class starting, Campbell
residents will receive priority to fill the vacancy. Waiting list names will be called until a live voice is contacted. Waiting list names will
have a limited time to register for the vacancy. Less than 2 days before class starts, openings filled on a first come, first serve basis.
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CITY OF CAMPBELL RECREATION &
COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT
1 WEST CAMPBELL AVENUE, #C -31
CAMPBELL, CA 95008
POSTAL CUSTOMER
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PERMIT NO. 32
CAMPBELL, CA
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JUNE 17 - TINMAN: 70's Classic Rock
JNE 24 - NIGEL & CLIVE & THE BRITISH INVASION
JULY 1 - TIP OF THE TOP: ,Jazz
JULY 8 - MILLENNIUM SOUNDS: Big Band Music
JULY 15 - THE HITMEN: 70's Funk, Disco, Latin
22 - THE GARAGE BAND: Flock Pop, R &B, Motown
JULY 29 - GROOVE KINGS: Classic Rock & Roll
►UGUST 5 - COCKTAIL MONKEYS: '3nck, Motown, Party, Dance
AUGUST 12 - CROCODILES: 70's & 80's & Contemporary
9- SAGE R &B:
µ' Soul, Motown