Summer 2013 Full Brochure

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Cupertino Parks and Recreation

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More information on pages 1836
Of Special Interest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Institute of Reading Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Green Tips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Cosponsored Clubs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Cupertino Library Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Blackberry Farm Swimming & Picnic Info . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Cupertino Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Summer Concert Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Cinema at Sundown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Shakespeare in the Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
4th of July Festivities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Preschool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Aquatics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Camps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18
McClellan Ranch Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Youth Activities and Classes . . . . . . . . . . 39
Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Communication . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Cooking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Dancekids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Gymnastics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Soccer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Theater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Teen Activities and Classes . . . . . . . . . . . 51
Civically Active Teens - C.A.T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
College Preparation Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
Cupertino Teen Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Cupertino Teen Center Rental . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
5th Grade Fridays at the Cupertino Teen Center . . . . . . . . . 52
Teen Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Adult Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Community . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Healthy Living . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
Cupertino Senior Center, Adults 50+ . . . 61
How to Register for Adult 50+ Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Class Location and Phone Number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Ofce Hours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Adult 50+ Membership Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Stay Active Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Day Pass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Class Pass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
Trip Pass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
Newsletter Online . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
Adult 50+ Classes At-a-Glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
FUHSD Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
DeAnza College Exercise Class (DAC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
AARP Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
Talks/Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
Adult 50+ Socials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
Share Discovery Through Travel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
Services for Seniors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
Volunteering. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
Gift Checks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
Cupertino Sports Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Amenities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Membership Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Drop-In Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Private Tennis Instruction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Cupertino Tennis Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Hours of Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Lifetime Tennis, Inc. General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
Check-in/out for Children 14 years Old or Younger . . . . . . . 68
Badminton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
Table Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
Adult Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
Little Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
Junior Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
Junior Tennis Camps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Blackberry Farm Golf Course . . . . . . . . . 74
Green Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Golf Lessons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Location and Contact Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Coupons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Important Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
Registration Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
Registration Dates and Methods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
Refund/Transfer Policy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
Parks & Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
Rental Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
Park Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
School, Facility, & Park Locations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
Map of Schools, Facilities, and Parks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
Blackberry Farm Packages . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
CuperIiho Parks ahd RecreaIioh Ih!ormaIioh 408-777-3120
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Institute of Reading Development
4-Year-Olds through Entering 2nd Graders
Phonics Comprehension Independent Reading
Students in these programs make signicant gains in phonics,
sight vocabulary, uency, and comprehension. As a result,
your child will become a uent, independent reader, build
condence, and become more successful in school.
Program !or 4-year-oIds and entering kindergartners.
Saturdays, June 15-July 13, 8:30am-9:45am
Saturdays, July 20-August 17, 8:30am-9:45am
Tuition: $239, Materials Fee: $34
Programs !or entering 1st graders.
Saturdays, June 15-July 13, 10:45am-12:45pm
Saturdays, July 20-August 17, 10:45am-12:45pm
Programs !or entering 3rd graders.
Saturdays, July 20-August 17, 1:45pm-3:45pm
Entering 3rd Graders and Entering 4th & 5th
Graders
fIuency Comprehension Long-Word Decoding
Students in these programs learn to read more uently and
rapidly and make signicant gains in comprehension. They
learn the long-word decoding skills they need to read the
many new words they encounter each day. As a result, your
child will complete reading assignments more quickly and
easily, be more successful in school, and become a strong,
enthusiastic reader.
Programs !or entering 3rd graders.
Saturdays, June 15-July 13, 1:45pm-3:45pm
Wednesdays, July 17- August 14, 3:30pm-5:45pm
Programs !or entering 4th and 5th graders.
Saturdays, July 20-August 17, 3:30pm-5:45pm
Entering 6th8th and Entering 9th11th Graders
5peed Reading Comprehension 5tudy 5kiIIs
In these programs, students make substantial gains in
comprehension while doubling their reading speed. They
learn the best way to read textbooks, take notes, and study
for tests. Your son or daughter will complete homework
assignments quickly and easily, get better grades, and become
a more motivated student. Our students enjoy reading more
and develop the lifelong habit of reading for pleasure.
Programs !or entering 6th-8th graders.
Wednesday, July 17- August 14, 9:00am-11:30am
Programs !or entering 9th-11th graders.
Mondays, July 15-August 12, 3:30pm-6:00pm
For Adults, College Students, and Entering High
School Seniors
5peed Reading !or Work, 5chooI, and PIeasure
In our adult speed reading program, you will learn to read
twice as fast in difcult material, such as academic and
professional journals or college textbooks. In easier reading,
such as novels, newspapers, and most business and school
materials, you will read three times faster. Additionally, the
comprehension, concentration, and retention techniques you
learn will enable you to remember more and cut down on re-
reading. You'll get more out of everything you read, and nd
reading more enjoyable and personally rewarding. As a special
bonus, you will receive a lifetime instruction privilege, which
allows you to repeat the program at any timefor free!
Mondays, July 15-August 12, 7:00pm-9:30pm
Summer 2013 Reading Programs These popuIar cIasses are taught by instructors !rom
the Institute o! Reading DeveIopment. for more in!ormation or to register, pIease caII 1-800-979-8980.
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Clubs & Green Tips & Library Info
Cupertino Library
Information
10800 Torre Avenue
Operating Hours:
Monday Thursday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10am 9pm
Friday and Saturday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10am 6pm
Sunday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12pm 6pm
Library TeIephone Numbers.
General Number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 408-446-1677
Accounts, Billing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-800-286-1991
TeleCirc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-800-471-0991
Cosponsored
Clubs
The City of Cupertino cosponsors a variety of clubs for
individuals of all ages and interests. If you are interested
in joining one of the cosponsored clubs or you would like
information about meeting times and locations, please
contact the listed individuals or program coordinator at
408-777-3120.
Clubs that have at least 51 percent Cupertino resident
membership are encouraged to apply for cosponsorship.
Contact the program coordinator for additional
guidelines and information.
1udo CIub
5-14 years old
Rose T. Knudson - 408-732-8383
Wai Dan Gong
Adults
Mei Yen - 408-255-1129
Kung fu CIub
Families/Adults
Dr. Weng - 408-253-0827
Green Tips
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5ummer Green Tips
Heading out for some summer fun? Dont forget your
green-screen! Here are some ideas for enjoying the long,
warm summer days with the planet in mind.
Green Your GriIIing
Summer parties beg for BBQ, but did you know that
propane tanks burn cleaner than charcoal? That is,
propane puts fewer harmful gasses and chemicals into
the air than other grilling products. To learn more about
preserving air quality this summer, sign up for email alerts
for Spare the Air Days at www.sparetheair.org and hear
when to take special care of the air!
A LittIe Litter Goes a Long Way
If youre heading to the beach, going for a hike, or
strolling in your nearest park, be sure to leave the area
as you found it (or better!). Be on the litter lookout,
and pick up litter left by others. Trash gets carried down
waterways, and eventually to the Bay, endangering
marine life and polluting our water. Dispose of litter
in the right places see www.recologysouthbay.com
for a recycling refresher. Help Fido be green too, and
always pick up after your pets. Learn more about litter
and pollution prevention at www.cupertino.org/index.
aspx?page=1041.
Go !or a 5troII Instead o! a 5pin
Did you know that 40% of the trips we make by car are
less than two miles from home? Thats a lot of gas used
and trafc caused for such short distances! Challenge
yourself this summer to walk or bike each time you
need to travel under two miles. Youll lower your carbon
footprint, and maybe your actual footprint as well from
all the exercise! Youll also save money on gas, giving you
a little extra for your summer vacation. See your certied
Bike Friendly Citys bike routes map at www.cupertino.
org/index.aspx?page=1047.
Homegrovn and Green
If you enjoy all the healthy foods that Cupertinos three
farmers markets have to offer in the summer months,
you might also enjoy starting up a vegetable garden of
your own. Connect with Valley Verde, www.valleyverde.
org, for free assistance building and planting a new
garden. Come to a free composting class to learn how
to give your veggies organic nutrients (as a bonus, youll
reduce your household waste!). See www.cupertino.org/
index.aspx?page=173 for a class schedule. Dont have a
yard? Not a problemCupertinos community garden at
McClellan Ranch has plots available for residents to tend.
Call 408-777-3120 for more information.
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Blackberry
Farm
Hours
May & SepIember: SaIurdays & Suhdays, 10am-6pm. Pools close aI 5:30pm.
1uhe-AugusI: 1uesday-Suhday, 10am-7pm. Park closed oh weekdays, AugusI 27-30.
Closed every Mohday.
(Blackberry Farm Golf Course is open every day except Christmas.)
Making a Reservation
Reservations can be made the following three ways:
1. Online - Visit www.blackberryfarm.org/reservation to make a reservation request. You will be
contacted to nalize your reservation.
2. y Phone - Call 408-777-3140 to make a reservation for the 2013 season.
3. In Person - Call 408-777-3140 or email bbf_staff@cupertino.org to set up an appointment.
New for 2013
Iackberry farm is happy to announce some nev programs
!or the 2013 season. Visit vvv.bIackberry!arm.orglpackages
!or in!ormation about our birthday parties and packages.
Group Picnic Rates
Capacity Resident Nonresident
Blackberry 250 $250 $500
Sycamore 100 $100 $200
Owl 100 $100 $200
Bobcat 50 $50 $100
Steelhead 100 $50 $100
Acorn 25 $25 $50
Blackberry Field 250 $200
(May be reserved only with an existing picnic reservation.)
Swim Rates
Resident Nonresident
Tuesday-Friday $5 $7
Saturday-Sunday $7 $9
Reservation Swim
Rate
$3 $4
(Discounted swim rate available to groups
with a reserved picnic site.)
Group Picnic Sites
The park features six different group picnic sites which can be reserved individually (accommodating 25
people up to 250 people), or in combination (accommodating up to 575 people). For more information
on the reservable picnic areas, please visit www.blackberryfarm.org/sites.
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Cupertino Day at Iackberry farm
May 4, 2013, 10am - 6pm
*PooIs cIose at 5.30pm
Cupertino Residents are invited to enjoy
Lunch. 12pm - 1.30pm (Iimited to the rst 500 peopIe)
free 5vimming. 10am - 5.30pm (avaiIabiIity subject to pooI's capacity)
Thank you for your patronage, and we look forward
to seeing you at the park this season!
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Thursday, 1une 6, 6.30-8.00pm Cupertino Symphonic Band

This local non-prot organization features music from musicals and movies, classical, big
band, and so much more!
Thursday, 1une 13, 6.30-8.00pm Zydeco Flames

The Zydeco Flames have gained a reputation as the West Coasts premiere Zydeco band.
Their sizzling roots rhythms are timeless and the execution of them relentless, with a
stunningly powerful groove.
Thursday, 1une 20, 6.30-8.00pm West Grand Boulevard

West Grand Boulevard specializes in the rich sounds of classic Motown, R&B, and Soul hits,
performing the popular music of inuential artists like Stevie Wonder, the Temptations, Otis
Redding, Aretha Franklin, Michael Jackson, and more.
Thursday, 1une 27, 6.30-8.00pm

Long Train Runnin
A tribute to the Doobie
Brothers, Long Train Runnins
live performance will excite
you, like a charged-up
concert by the Doobie Brothers
themselves.
Thursday, 1uIy 4, 10.30am-12.00pm

Cocktail Monkeys
The Cocktail Monkeys are considered a Bay
Area favorite, covering the best of decades
from the 60s through current favorites, their
songs range from rock, pop, funk, and disco.
Thursday, 1uIy 11, 6.30-8.00pm

Volifonix
Volifonix is the true sage of its form with an
original hair-on-re approach to the hot rock/
funk genre. From the woods of the Pacic
Northwest, Volifonix is a funk-fried rock band
that is sure to please!
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Summer Concert Series
AII concerts at MemoriaI Park Amphitheater
Pack a picnic and bring a !riend !or a
!ree, !un-IIed evening o! music !
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August 9
Percy Iackson 8 the 0|ymp|ans:
Jhe L|ghtn|ng Jh|e|
Fox 2000 Pictures
Directed by
Chris Columbus
Rated PG
118 minutes; 2010
August 16
Desp|cab|e Me
Universal Pictures;
Directed by
Pierre Cofn &
Chris Renaud
Rated PG
95 minutes; 2010
August 23
Jhe M|ghty Ducks
Walt Disney Pictures
Directed by
Stephen Herek
Rated PG
100 minutes; 1992
August 30
Jhor
Paramount Pictures/
Marvel Entertainment
Directed by
Kenneth Branagh
Rated PG-13
130 minutes; 2011
Blackberry Farm Thursday evenings at 8:30pm
Memorial Park Friday evenings at 8:30pm
July 25 - 8rave
2013 Academy Award Winner!
Walt Disney Pictures/Pixar Animation
Directed by
Mark Andrews
Rated PG; 100 minutes; 2012
July 18 - Do|ph|n Ja|e
Warner Bros; Directed by
Charles Martin Smith
Rated PG
119 minutes; 2012
August 1 - M|rror M|rror
Relativity Media
Directed by
Tarsem Singh
Rated PG
106 minutes; 2012
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Shakespeare in the Park 2013
Presents
Bring your family, friends, a blanket, and a picnic to enjoy free
professional theater in Cupertinos beautiful Memorial Park
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For the San Francisco Shakespeare Festivals 31st season, Ken Kelleher returns
to direct Macbeth. Regarded as one of the Bards major tragedies this is the
rst time SF Shakes has produced it for Free Shakespeare in the Park. Macbeth
is memorable for its suspenseful plot and thrilling scenes of witchcraft and
swordplay. Audiences will recognize Macbeths famous soliloquies, including
Is this a dagger which I see before me? as well as the witches rhymes
Double double toil and trouble, re burn and cauldron bubble, which have
become an ingrained part of English-speaking culture.
Written by WiIIiam 5hakespeare
Directed by Kenneth KeIIeher

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7-11am - Pancake reak!ast
Hosted by the De Anza Optimist Club
Quinlan Community Center
Adults - $6 (3 pancakes, 2 sausages, and choice of coffee, tea, or hot chocolate)
Children (under 12) - $3 (2 pancakes, 1 sausage, and choice of milk or hot chocolate)
Orange Juice - $1
*Pancakes can be substituted for sausages
9.30am - fIag Raising
Memorial Park - Veterans Memorial
Celebrate our nations independence
10am - ChiIdren's Parade
Memorial Park -Softball Field
Wear your best red, white, and blue outt! Decorated bikes, scooters,
and strollers are encouraged. Well travel through Memorial Park and
the parade will end at the Amphitheater just in time for the concert
by Cocktail Monkeys!
10.30am-12pm - Live Music
by CocktaiI Monkeys
Music from the 60s
through today!
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BBQ Tickets: $5 per person
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The Preschool Program
The Cupertino Parks and Recreation Department offers a
recreational preschool program for 3-5 year old children. The
Tiny Tot program (3-4 years) encourages social development
through group activities and play. Class activities will include
music, arts and crafts, nger plays, stories, circle time, and
special off-site excursions. The Super Tot program (4-5 years)
will expand on the childs development and provide enriching
activities that will prepare the student for kindergarten.
Activities will include music, art, science, games, and creative
play. Children will be enriched in language through nger
plays, rhymes, songs, and poems.
TINY TOTS 3Y
Instructor. 5ta!!
uinIan Community Center, PreschooI Room
Code Days Time Dates Mtgs Fee
51801 Tu Th 9:00am-12:00pm 9/3-11/26 25 $544R/$653N
51802 Tu Th 12:30pm-3:30pm 9/3-11/26 25 $544R/$653N
Instructor. 5ta!!
Monta Vista Recreation Center, PreschooI Room (Rm. 5)
51803 Tu Th 9:00am-12:00pm 9/3-11/26 25 $544R/$653N
SUPER TOTS 4Y
Instructor. 5ta!!
51798 M W F 9:00am-12:00pm 9/4-11/25 35 $761R/$914N
51799 M W F 12:30pm-3:30pm 9/4-11/25 35 $761R/$914N
Instructor. 5ta!!
Monta Vista Recreation Center, PreschooI Room (Rm. 5)
51800 M W F 9:00am-12:00pm 9/4-11/25 35 $761R/$914N
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Activities will include arts and crafts, songs, cooking, movement,
games, excursions, and more! Camp may meet at other locations
nearby during the session. Parents must provide transportation.
Campers should wear comfortable clothing and bring daily
snack. T-shirt included. Children must be toilet trained. This
camp is recommended for children who have not yet attended
kindergarten. No camp 7/4. Instructor. Parks & Recreation 5ta!!
Preschool AdvehIures !or 3-4 Year Olds
51932 M-TH 9:00am-12:00pm 6/17-6/21 4 $88Rl$106N
51933 M-TH 9:00am-12:00pm 6/24-6/28 4 $88Rl$106N
51934 M-TH 9:00am-12:00pm 7/1-7/5 3 $66Rl$79N
51935 M-TH 9:00am-12:00pm 7/8-7/12 4 $88Rl$106N
51936 M-TH 9:00am-12:00pm 7/15-7/19 4 $88Rl$106N
51937 M-TH 9:00am-12:00pm 7/22-7/26 4 $88Rl$106N
51946 M-TH 9:00am-12:00pm 7/29-8/2 4 $88Rl$106N
51947 M-TH 9:00am-12:00pm 8/5-8/9 4 $88Rl$106N
52272 M-TH 9:00am-12:00pm 8/12-8/16 4 $88Rl$106N
Preschool AdvehIures !or 4-5 Year Olds
Monta Vista Recreation Center, PreschooI Room
51938 M-TH 9:15am-12:15pm 6/17-6/21 4 $88Rl$106N
51939 M-TH 9:15am-12:15pm 6/24-6/28 4 $88Rl$106N
51940 M-TH 9:15am-12:15pm 7/1-7/5 3 $66Rl$79N
51941 M-TH 9:15am-12:15pm 7/8-7/12 4 $88Rl$106N
51942 M-TH 9:15am-12:15pm 7/15-7/19 4 $88Rl$106N
51943 M-TH 9:15am-12:15pm 7/22-7/26 4 $88Rl$106N
51944 M-TH 9:15am-12:15pm 7/29-8/2 4 $88Rl$106N
51945 M-TH 9:15am-12:15pm 8/5-8/9 4 $88Rl$106N
52273 M-TH 9:15am-12:15pm 8/12-8/16 4 $88Rl$106N
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Learn to Swim
SWIM PROGRAM
The City of Cupertinos American Red Cross
Swimming and Water Safety program combines
the best in swim instruction with a strong
emphasis on drowning prevention and water
safety.
Red Cross swim classes are designed to help
swimmers of varying ages and abilities develop
their water safety, survival, and swim skills.
Courses are age-appropriate and fun, helping
participants stay motivated and achieve success on
a regular basis.
As children progress through the levels, they
increase their comfort level in and around the
water.
Courses are available for a variety of ages and skill
levels to encourage healthy, lifelong recreational
habits and to help keep your family safe.
Aquatics Registration
Each session of youth group lessons meets
10 times, Monday-Friday, for two weeks. The
exception is Session 2 which meets 9 times due to
a holiday on Thursday, July 4th.
You can register for up to four sessions (1 class
per session) per child during registration.
Parents may register only their own child/
children.
Remember you will be registering for a half-
hour time slot and not a specic level, unless
otherwise noted.
Please check registration dates and procedures
on page 76.
NO REGISTRATION IS TAKEN AT THE POOL.
Out-of-water instruction may be included.
All lessons take place at Cupertino High School. See site locations on pages 82-83.
If your child is sick
When your child is ill, please do not bring him or her to the pool.
Vomit and fecal incidents are a major frustration and inconvenience for everyone, as they require us to
close the pool. Please help us to ensure that these disruptions do not occur.
Swim diapers are mandatory for all non-potty-trained children.
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SWIM LESSON DESCRIPTIONS
Level Course Age Course Content
Parent
Child
1 & 2
Intro to Water
Readiness
6 months
to 3 years
This class focuses on water adjustment and enjoyment for parent
and child. Basic skills will be introduced, such as water entries and
exits, oats, glides, arm and leg movements, and water safety.
One parent-one child ratio. Parent must be in the water with the
child at all times. Swim diapers are mandatory.
PS1 Preschool Aquatics 13-5 yrs Introduction to elementary aquatic skills and water safety
practices. Glides and oats with support, treading with support,
arm and leg action with support.
PS2 Preschool Aquatics 2 3-5 yrs Build on basic water and safety skills. Water entries/exits, bobs,
glides and oats with support, treading with assistance, arm and
leg action with assistance.
PS3 Preschool Aquatics 3 3-5 yrs Learn to perform basic skills independentlyoats, bobs, glides,
treading, changing direction, combined arm and leg action.
1 Intro to Water Skills 6-16 yrs Blowing bubbles, bobbing, unsupported oats, kicking on front
and back, introduction to alternating arm action, water entries/
exits, and water safety skills.
2 Fundamental
Aquatic Skills
6-16 yrs Floating, gliding, treading, kicking on front and back,
introduction to freestyle with breathing, backstroke, and water
safety skills.
3 Stroke Development 6-16 yrs Rhythmic breathing, introduction to elementary backstroke and
side stroke, diving from the side of the pool, treading water, and
water safety skills.
4 Stroke Improvement 6-16 yrs Endurance, breath control, introduction to breast stroke and
buttery, turns, and water safety skills.
5 Stroke Renement 6-16 yrs Surface dives, ip turns, renement of strokes and diving, and
water safety skills.
6 Skill Prociency 6-16 yrs Endurance, buttery, treading water, turns, rescue skills, and
diving.
Private Lessons All ages Are you interested in your child receiving one-on-one instruction?
Then private lessons are for you. All levels welcome.
Semi-Private Lessons 3-16 yrs
&
Adults
In these small group lessons, your child will receive more
individualized attention but will still enjoy the benets of
learning with a group. The teacher-to-student ratio will be 1:3.
All adult lessons are beginning level and meet 8 times each
session.
Adult Lap Swim:
All swimmers must demonstrate prociency in the pool. The pool will be available June 17-August 9, Mon-Fri,
12:15 pm-1:45 pm. The pool will not be open July 4th.
Drop-ins may be purchased at the pool with cash or a check.
Passes must be purchased at the Parks and Recreation Ofce
at the Quinlan Community Center.
Rates:
Drop-in, $4.00
10-swim pass. $35.00
20-swim pass, $60.00
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GROUP SWIM LESSONS
Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4
Times Class
6/17-6/28
$84R/$100NR
7/1-7/12
$76R/$91NR
7/15-7/26
$84R/$100NR
7/29-8/9
$84R/$100NR
9:00-9:30 PS1-3&L1-6 53472 53473 53474
53475
9:30-10:00 PS1-3&L1-6 53420 53421 53422
53423
10:00-10:30 PS1-3&L1-6 53384 53385 53386
53387
10:30-11:00 PS1-3&L1-6 53380 53381 53382 53383
11:15-11:45 PS1-3&L1-6 53344 53345 53346 53347
11:45-12:15 PS1-3&L1-6 53348 53349 53350 53351
11:45-12:15 Parent-Child 53352 53353 53354 53355
1:45-2:15 PS1-3&L1-6 53364 53365 53366
53367
2:15-2:45 PS1-3&L1-6 53368 53369 53370 53371
2:45-3:15 PS1-3&L1-6 53372 53373 53374 53375
3:15-3:45 PS1-3&L1-6 53376 53377 53378 53379
3:45-4:15 PS1-3&L1-6 53388 53389 53390 53391
4:15-4:45 PS1-3&L1-6 53392 53393 53394 53395
4:45-5:15 PS1-3&L1-6 53396 53397 53398 53399
5:15-5:45 PS1-3&L1-6 53400 53401 53402 53403
5:15-5:45 Parent-Child 53404 53405 53406 53407
6:00-6:30 PS1-3&L1-6 53408 53409 53410 53411
6:30-7:00 PS1-3&L1-6 53412 53413 53414 53415
7:00-7:30 PS1-3&L1-6 53416 53417 53418 53419
45 minutes Class
6/17-6/28
$126R/$151NR
7/1-7/12
$113R/$136NR
7/15-7/26
$126R/$151NR
7/29-8/9
$126R/$151NR
12:15-1:00 L1-6; ages 6+ 53356 53357 53358 53359
1:00-1:45 L1-6; ages 6+ 53360 53361 53362 53363
Group swim lessons class placement procedure: Please remember when registering your child for group lessons that you
sign up for a specic time and not a specic level (Exception: Parent-Tot must be requested). Each participant will be tested for
skill level and then placed in the appropriate Red Cross Learn-to-Swim course level.
PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS
Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8
Times 6/17-6/21
$210R
$252NR
6/24-6/28
$210R
$252NR
7/1-7/5
$168R
$202NR
7/8-7/12
$210R
$252NR
7/15-7/21
$210R
$252NR
7/22-7/26
$210R
$252NR
7/29-8/2
$210R
$252NR
8/5-8/9
$210R
$252NR
10:30-11:00 53424 53427 53430 53433 53436 53439 53442 53445
2:15-2:45 53425 53428 53431 53434 53437 53440 53443 53446
4:15-4:45 53426 53429 53432 53435 53438 53441 53444 53447
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SEMI-PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS
Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4
6/17-6/28
$168R/$202NR
7/1-7/12
$151R/$181NR
7/15-7/26
$168R/$202NR
7/29-8/9
$168R/$202NR
PS1-3 Level1 PS1-3 Level1 PS1-3 Level1 PS1-3 Level1
1:45-2:15 53460 53461 53462 53463
3:15-3:45 53448 53449 53450 53451
Level 2/3 Level 4+ Level 2/3 Level 4+ Level 2/3 Level 4+ Level 2/3 Level 4+
2:45-3:15 53452 53453 53454 53455
3:45-4:15 53456 53457 53458
53459
Adults Class
6/17-6/27
$134R/$161NR
7/1-7/11
$134R/$161NR
7/15-7/25
$134R/$161NR
7/29-8/8
$134R/$161NR
7:30-8:00 Beginning 53464 53465 53466 53467
INTRODUCTION TO WATER POLO: AGES 7-11Y
Code Days Dates Time Fee
53468 M-F 6/17-6/28 9:15-10:00 $115R/$138NR
53469 M-F 7/15-7/26 9:15-10:00 $115R/$138NR
This program offers an introduction to the Olympic sport of water polo. Through basic drills players will learn the rules and
fundamental skills of the sport. No water polo experience is required.
PRE-HIGH SCHOOL WATER POLO: AGES 12-14Y
Code Days Dates Time Fee
53470 M-F 7/1-7/12 9:00-10:00 $135R/$162NR
53471 M-F 7/29-8/9 9:00-10:00 $150R/$180NR
This program will offer participants the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of water polo through drills and conditioning.
Students will have the chance to learn about an Olympic sport while having fun interacting with other water polo newcom-
ers. No water polo experience is required.
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CAMPS
fee Waiver For fee waiver assistance, contact West Valley Community Services at 408-255-8033.
DisabiIity If you have a disability that requires special accommodations, please let us know when you register.
Cancellations A minimum number of participants must enroll in order for a class to be held. Classes with low
enrollment may be cancelled, so please register early.
Re!unds and Trans!ers Before you register, please read the Refund/Transfer Policy on page 78.
Register by 5pm on ApriI 12 = Best Price!
Register a!ter 5pm on 1une 7 = fuII Price
Register by 5pm on 1une 7 = 10% increase in !ee
5ign up earIy and take advantage o!
these 5uper 5ummer 5avings!
Space is limited, so take advantage of this dynamic pricing and sign up today!
Discount is reected at time o! registration.
Discount is vaIid !or muItipIe chiIdren and muItipIe veeks.
Discount is appIicabIe onIy tovard camps Iisted on page 19.
Discount is not vaIid tovard pIayground combo camps.
Registration must be compIeted by 5pm o! the expiring date.
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PreschooI Adventures 3-5Y
Activities will include arts and crafts, songs, cooking, movement,
games, excursions, and more! Camp may meet at other locations
nearby during the session. Parents must provide transportation.
T-shirt included. Children must be toilet trained. This camp is for
children who have not yet attended kindergarten. Please bring
daily snack. No camp 7/4. ~Instructor. 5ta!!
uinIan Community Center PreschooI Room
3-4Y
Codes Days Times Dates Mtgs Fees
51932 M-Th 9.00am-12.00pm 6l17-6l20 4 $88Rl$106N
51933 M-Th 9.00am-12.00pm 6l24-6l27 4 $88Rl$106N
51934 M-W 9.00am-12.00pm 7l1-7l3 3 $66Rl$79N
51935 M-Th 9.00am-12.00pm 7l8-7l11 4 $88Rl$106N
51936 M-Th 9.00am-12.00pm 7l15-7l18 4 $88Rl$106N
51937 M-Th 9.00am-12.00pm 7l22-7l25 4 $88Rl$106N
51946 M-Th 9.00am-12.00pm 7l29-8l1 4 $88Rl$106N
51947 M-Th 9.00am-12.00pm 8l5-8l8 4 $88Rl$106N
52272 M-Th 9.00am-12.00pm 8l12-8l15 4 $88Rl$106N
Monta Vista Recreation Center PreschooI Room
4-5Y
51938 M-Th 9.15am-12.15pm 6l17-6l20 4 $88Rl$106N
51939 M-Th 9.15am-12.15pm 6l24-6l27 4 $88Rl$106N
51940 M-W 9.15am-12.15pm 7l1-7l3 3 $66Rl$79N
51941 M-Th 9.15am-12.15pm 7l8-7l11 4 $88Rl$106N
51942 M-Th 9.15am-12.15pm 7l15-7l18 4 $88Rl$106N
51943 M-Th 9.15am-12.15pm 7l22-7l25 4 $88Rl$106N
51944 M-Th 9.15am-12.15pm 7l29-8l1 4 $88Rl$106N
51945 M-Th 9.15am-12.15pm 8l5-8l8 4 $88Rl$106N
52273 M-Th 9.15am-12.15pm 8l12-8l15 4 $88Rl$106N
Sizzling Summer Camp Savings*
Register by 5pm on ApriI 12 = est Price!
Register by 5pm on 1une 7 = 10% increase in !ee
Register a!ter 5pm on 1une 7 = fuII Price
*Applicable only toward camps on page 19. Discounts already reected at the time of registration.
Current prices valid until 5pm on June 7. Hurry in before prices go up!
Nature Camp 5-8Y
Campers will investigate the natural world of animals and plants
at McClellan Ranch Preserve while learning to appreciate the
ecosystems that surround them. Camp will travel to an offsite
park one day per session, transportation provided. Each camper
will receive a T-shirt. Please bring a bag lunch each day. Camp is
for 5 year olds who have attended kindergarten. ~Instructor. 5ta!!
McCIeIIan Ranch Preserve Nature Museum
52503 M-f 9.00am- 2.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $128Rl$153N
52504 M-W, f 9.00am- 2.00pm 7l1-7l5 4 $102Rl$123N
52505 M-f 9.00am- 2.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $128Rl$153N
52506 M-f 9.00am- 2.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $128Rl$153N
52921 M-f 9.00am- 2.00pm 8l12-8l16 5 $128Rl$153N
5ummer 5cience fun 5-10Y
Campers will discover the world of science and how it interacts in
their daily lives. Each week is lled with experiments, games, and
activities including an all-day eld trip. Each camper will receive a
T-shirt. Please bring a bag lunch each day. Camp will run from 9-5
on the day of eld trip. ~Instructor. 5ta!!
5-7Y
52499 M-f 9.00am- 2.00pm 6l24-6l28 5 $154Rl$185N
52501 M-f 9.00am- 2.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $154Rl$185N
8-10Y
52500 M-f 9.00am- 2.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $154Rl$185N
52502 M-f 9.00am- 2.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $154Rl$185N
PIaygrounds 7-13Y
44 summer days learning teamwork, preparing cooking projects,
creating crafts, and exploring the outdoors! An additional fee
may be required for some of the local trips. Please pre-register
your child at the Quinlan Community Center for this program
that runs from 6/17 to 8/16. A one-time per site, non-refundable
registration fee will be charged for the ENTIRE summer. NO
REGISTRATION FOR PLAYGROUNDS WILL BE TAKEN AT THE SITES.
*PLEASE NOTE: NO SUPERVISION IS PROVIDED BEFORE 1:00PM OR
AFTER 5:30PM. Not open on 7/4. ~Instructor. 5ta!!
Creekside Park uiIding
52276 M-f 1.00pm- 5.30pm 6l17-8l16 44 $132Rl$158N
Memorial Park Field
52275 M-f 1.00pm- 5.30pm 6l17-8l16 44 $132Rl$158N
WiIson Park PIayground
52277 M-f 1.00pm- 5.30pm 6l17-8l16 44 $132Rl$158N
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See pages 82-83 for addresses of locations and a map.
Academic Reading & PubIic 5peaking 9-14Y
Save 15% (up to $125) when you enroll in full-day camps which
combine two fun, back-to-back camps from Communication
Academy. Students bring their own lunch and are supervised by
teacher. Materials fee: $50. ~Instructor. Communication Academy
Communication Academy
9-10Y
52425 M-f 9.00am- 4.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $670Rl$804N
52426 M-f 9.00am- 4.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $670Rl$804N
11-14Y
52427 M-f 9.00am- 4.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $670Rl$804N
Academic Reading. ook CIub 7-14Y
Tie it all together with Book Club! Book Club emphasizes vital
reading comprehension and critical thinking strategies needed
for the critical reader. Vocabulary and journal writing are
important components of Book Club. Materials fee: $25. No class
7/4. ~Instructor. Communication Academy
5-6Y
52403 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l24-6l28 5 $355Rl$426N
52404 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $355Rl$426N
7-8Y
52405 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $375Rl$450N
52406 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $375Rl$450N
9-10Y
52407 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $395Rl$474N
52408 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $395Rl$474N
52409 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l12-8l16 5 $395Rl$474N
11-14Y
52410 M-W, f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 7l1-7l5 4 $325Rl$390N
52411 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $395Rl$474N
Academic Writing & Debate 11-14Y
Academy. Students bring their own lunch and are supervised by a
teacher. Materials fee: $40. ~Instructor: Communication Academy
52431 M-f 9.00am- 4.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $685Rl$822N
Academic Writing and PubIic 5peaking 9-14Y
9-10Y
52417 M-W, f 9.00am- 4.30pm 7l1-7l5 4 $550Rl$660N
52418 M-f 9.00am- 4.30pm 7l15-7l19 5 $670Rl$804N
11-14Y
52419 M-f 9.00am- 4.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $670Rl$804N
Academic Writing. 1ournaIism Camp 5-14Y
In journalism, students collaborate to create a newspaper while
practicing descriptive, expository, narrative, and persuasive
writing. Course emphasizes revision and editing process. Material:
$25. No camp 7/4. ~Instructor. Communication Academy
5-6Y
52384 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $355Rl$426N
52385 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l12-8l16 5 $355Rl$426N
7-8Y
52386 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $375Rl$450N
52387 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 7l8-7l12 5 $375Rl$450N
52388 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $375Rl$450N
52389 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $375Rl$450N
52398 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 8l12-8l16 5 $375Rl$450N
9-10Y
52391 M-W, f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l1-7l5 4 $325Rl$390N
52390 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 7l8-7l12 5 $395Rl$474N
52392 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 7l15-7l19 5 $395Rl$474N
52393 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $395Rl$474N
52394 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 8l12-8l16 5 $395Rl$474N
11-14Y
52399 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $395Rl$474N
52395 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 6l24-6l28 5 $395Rl$474N
52396 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $395Rl$474N
52397 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $395Rl$474N
Animation fIix
NEW
7-13Y
In this ultimate arts and crafts lm camp, students will work in
age-appropriate groups to create a new movie each day, for
a total of 5 animated ix! Youll use different styles of stop-
motion animation for each movie, including the newly-added
face painting animation! All ix will be professionally edited and
mailed to each student. Production fee: $30. ~Instructor. Incrediix
PortaI Park uiIding
52689 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $185Rl$222N
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Art in the Park Draving Camp 5-9Y
Have fun in the park and in the art room drawing all kinds
of subjects from outdoor scenes to animals and super heroes.
Each day different drawing techniques and materials will be
introduced. All supplies and materials included. ~Instructor.
Euphrat Museum o! Art
uinIan Community Center Cra!t Room
52453 M-f 12.30pm- 3.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $188Rl$226N
AvesomEngineering and 7-12Y
Construction Camp
Learn fundamental engineering and construction concepts using
Erector educational toys. Build things you encounter everyday:
bridges, cars, skyscrapers, and more! Returning students work
on new projects. www.awesomeengineering.org for more info.
~Instructor. Avesome Engineering 5ta!!
53039 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $150Rl$180N
uinIan Community Center 5ociaI Room
53040 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $150Rl$180N
adminton Camp 7-15Y
An exciting week of fun and skill building. Students are grouped
by age and ability levels. They will improve fundamentals and
be involved in singles and doubles match play. Players are asked
to bring a racquet. Ratio is 6:1. Bring a snack for break; drinks
provided. ~Instructor. Li!etime Tennis
Cupertino 5ports Center MuIti-purpose Room
51557 M-f 1.10pm- 3.10pm 4l15-4l19 5 $184Rl$202N
51558 M-f 1.10pm- 3.10pm 6l10-6l14 5 $184Rl$202N
51559 M-f 1.10pm- 3.10pm 6l17-6l21 5 $184Rl$202N
51560 M-f 1.10pm- 3.10pm 6l24-6l28 5 $184Rl$202N
51561 M-W, f 1.10pm- 3.10pm 7l1-7l5 4 $147Rl$162N
51562 M-f 1.10pm- 3.10pm 7l8-7l12 5 $184Rl$202N
51563 M-f 1.10pm- 3.10pm 7l15-7l19 5 $184Rl$202N
51564 M-f 1.10pm- 3.10pm 7l22-7l26 5 $184Rl$202N
51565 M-f 1.10pm- 3.10pm 7l29-8l2 5 $184Rl$202N
51566 M-f 1.10pm- 3.10pm 8l5-8l9 5 $184Rl$202N
51567 M-f 1.10pm- 3.10pm 8l12-8l16 5 $184Rl$202N
51568 M-f 1.10pm- 3.10pm 8l19-8l23 5 $184Rl$202N
51569 M-f 1.10pm- 3.10pm 8l26-8l30 5 $184Rl$202N
adminton & TabIe Tennis Combo Camp 7-15Y
Twice the fun as students participate in both the badminton and
table tennis camps at a discounted rate! Ratio is 6:1. ~Instructor.
Li!etime Tennis
51600 M-f 1.10pm- 5.20pm 4l15-4l19 5 $295Rl$325N
51601 M-f 1.10pm- 5.20pm 6l10-6l14 5 $295Rl$325N
51602 M-f 1.10pm- 5.20pm 6l17-6l21 5 $295Rl$325N
51603 M-f 1.10pm- 5.20pm 6l24-6l28 5 $295Rl$325N
51604 M-W, f 1.10pm- 5.20pm 7l1-7l5 4 $236Rl$260N
51605 M-f 1.10pm- 5.20pm 7l8-7l12 5 $295Rl$325N
51606 M-f 1.10pm- 5.20pm 7l15-7l19 5 $295Rl$325N
51607 M-f 1.10pm- 5.20pm 7l22-7l26 5 $295Rl$325N
51608 M-f 1.10pm- 5.20pm 7l29-8l2 5 $295Rl$325N
51609 M-f 1.10pm- 5.20pm 8l5-8l9 5 $295Rl$325N
51610 M-f 1.10pm- 5.20pm 8l12-8l16 5 $295Rl$325N
51611 M-f 1.10pm- 5.20pm 8l19-8l23 5 $295Rl$325N
51612 M-f 1.10pm- 5.20pm 8l26-8l30 5 $295Rl$325N
aking & Creative Cra!ts 6-12Y
Learn basic techniques for the essential home arts. Each day of
this sampler camp will focus on a a different topic including
freshly baked bread and jams, bakery treats, fabric printing and
accessories, and T-shirt design. Materials fee: $25. ~Instructor.
Merry
Monta Vista Recreation Center Kitchen
52203 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 4l15-4l19 5 $105Rl$126N
52204 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 4l15-4l19 5 $105Rl$126N
52497 Th-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l13-6l14 2 $40Rl$48N
52498 Th-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 6l13-6l14 2 $40Rl$48N
52529 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $105Rl$126N
52530 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $105Rl$126N
asebaII & PIaygrounds Combo Camp 7-12Y
Campers will spend the morning at Skyhawks Baseball Camp,
followed by an afternoon at Playgrounds. City staff will take care
of transporting your camper between each program, making this
the perfect camp for working parents. ~Instructor. 5kyhavks
WiIson Park asebaII fieId 1
52553 M-f 8.00am- 5.30pm 6l17-6l21 5 $194Rl$233N
52554 M-f 8.00am- 5.30pm 7l15-7l19 5 $194Rl$233N
asic Engineering and EIectronics 5kiIIs 6-10Y
Experience this hands-on, engaging, and fun camp this summer.
Jr. Engineers will kick off the day by exploring electronics with
Snap Circuits and then switch gears into building awesome
projects with LEGO
bricks. ~Instructor. WizKidsTech

Cupertino Sports Center Teen Center
52492 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l24-6l28 5 $185Rl$222N
52493 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $185Rl$222N
52494 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $185Rl$222N
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asketbaII & PIaygrounds Combo Camp 7-12Y
Campers will spend the morning at Skyhawks Basketball Camp,
Cupertino High 5chooI fieIdHouse
52555 M-f 8.00am- 5.30pm 6l17-6l21 5 $194Rl$233N
52556 M-W 8.00am- 5.30pm 7l1-7l3 3 $116Rl$140N
52557 M-f 8.00am- 5.30pm 7l15-7l19 5 $194Rl$233N
eginning Game Design. 2D Games 10-14Y
Create your own interactive 2D computer games! Students
design or import characters, arrange the levels, and create game
play actions. Add music, sound effects, and even cheat codes!
Learn the concepts of game design and computer science, while
producing two high-quality games. No camp on 7/4. ~Instructor.
TechKnovHov
PortaI Park uiIding
52509 M-W, f 9.00am- 3.30pm 7l1-7l5 4 $310Rl$372N
Camp 5horeIine 5-12Y
Junior campers will be introduced to a variety of aquatic and
recreational activities including kayaking, rowing, or canoeing.
Hop aboard a pedalboat and birdwatch or take a sailboat ride.
Outdoor games, hikes, and craft activities are inspired by this
natural location. ~Instructor. 5horeIine Aquatic Center
5horeIine Park Aquatic Center
52558 M-f 10.00am- 3.30pm 6l17-6l21 5 $360Rl$432N
52559 M-f 10.00am- 3.30pm 6l24-6l28 5 $360Rl$432N
52560 M-f 10.00am- 3.30pm 7l1-7l5 5 $360Rl$432N
52561 M-f 10.00am- 3.30pm 7l8-7l12 5 $360Rl$432N
52562 M-f 10.00am- 3.30pm 7l15-7l19 5 $360Rl$432N
52563 M-f 10.00am- 3.30pm 7l22-7l26 5 $360Rl$432N
52564 M-f 10.00am- 3.30pm 7l29-8l2 5 $360Rl$432N
52565 M-f 10.00am- 3.30pm 8l5-8l9 5 $360Rl$432N
Center 5tage Camp 6-12Y
Comedy and laughter are contagious in this truly entertaining
program that combines drama, comedy, and improv. Material
varies from short plays to skits and monologues. Participants put
their talents to work in the production of their very own show!
~Instructor. CIap Arts
Monta Vista Recreation Center MuIti-Purpose Room
52922 M-f 9.30am-12.30pm 6l10-6l14 5 $185Rl$222N
52923 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 7l8-7l12 5 $185Rl$222N
Chemistry Lab Adventures
NEW
9-12Y
Fizzy, slimy, glow-in-the-dark, electrochemical, reversible, and
exothermic! Your child will have a blast learning about various
chemical reactions in this dynamic science camp. Materials fee:
$20. ~Instructor. Austin
Monta Vista Recreation Center Education CIassroom
5ession 1. ChemicaI Reactions
52339 M-f 9.00am- 3.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $310Rl$372N
5ession 2. 5upermoIecuIes
52340 M-f 9.00am- 3.00pm 6l24-6l28 5 $310Rl$372N
Chess Camp vith Mr. G
NEW
3-8G
Cover an entire quarter of Mr. Gs chess curriculum in just one
week. Each level will cover 10 lessons. Students will complete
homework during class to reinforce the lessons just learned.
Students who enroll for both weeks will receive $100 off! Call
408-777-3120 for more details. ~Instructor. Gertmenian
LeveI 1
52549 M-f 1.00pm- 5.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $310Rl$372N
LeveI 2
52550 M-f 1.00pm- 5.00pm 8l12-8l16 5 $310Rl$372N
CoIor!uI T-shirts and EmbeIIishments 6-12Y
Graphic artist, Heidi Merry, will teach you how to screen-print
on a T-shirt and fabric. Turn your fabric into a pillow and apron.
Create a textile journal and embellishment craft projects.
Students take home everything they create! Materials fee: $25.
~Instructor. Merry
52542 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $105Rl$126N
52543 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $105Rl$126N
Cooking & aking
NEW
6-12Y
Learn to make colorful and delicious cooked dishes using the
global plate of fresh fruits, vegetables, and breads. Create
an assortment of freshly baked treats from worldly recipes
with plenty of kitchen samples to share with the whole family!
Materials fee: $25. ~Instructor. Merry
52535 M-W, f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l1-7l5 4 $84Rl$100N
52536 M-W, f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 7l1-7l5 4 $84Rl$100N
Copy Cat Recipes & food 5cience
NEW
5-12Y
Come explore restaurant favorites and celebrity chefs recipes.
Plus, cook up science experiments that are nger licking good.
Vegetarian and special diets are welcome; please inform YCA
before camp begins. Materials fee: $100. ~Instructor. Young Che!s
Academy 5ta!!
Young Che!s Academy
5-9Y
52476 M-f 9.00am-12.30pm 6l17-6l21 5 $150Rl$180N
52478 M-f 9.00am-12.30pm 7l15-7l19 5 $150Rl$180N
52480 M-f 9.00am-12.30pm 8l5-8l9 5 $150Rl$180N
9-12Y
52477 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 6l17-6l21 5 $150Rl$180N
52479 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 7l15-7l19 5 $150Rl$180N
52481 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 8l5-8l9 5 $150Rl$180N
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Dance, Act, Per!orm Camp 6-12Y
From humorous skits to cultural folk tales, hip hop to jazz,
through comedy and drama, students will act, dance, and be
guided through the production and performance of their very
own entertainment show! Participants build self-esteem and are
inspired to develop individual talents. ~Instructor. CIap Arts
52935 M-f 9.30am-12.30pm 7l15-7l19 5 $185Rl$222N
52936 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 7l22-7l26 5 $185Rl$222N
52937 M-f 9.30am-12.30pm 7l29-8l2 5 $185Rl$222N
52941 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 8l12-8l16 5 $185Rl$222N
Debate & Academic Reading Camp 11-14Y
Academy. Students bring their own lunch and are supervised by
52432 M-W, f 9.00am- 4.30pm 7l1-7l5 4 $570Rl$684N
DoII fashion & 5eving Cra!ts
NEW
6-12Y
Beginning sewing, crafts, and doll fashions. Sewing machine
instruction, colorful accessories, craft projects, and fun patterns
for your favorite 18-inch doll fashions. Materials fee: $25.
~Instructor. Merry
52531 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $105Rl$126N
52532 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $105Rl$126N
52533 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $105Rl$126N
Engineering fUNdamentaIs vith LEGO
7-12Y
Have your child become a Play-Well Engineer! Students explore
concepts in physics, architecture, mechanical and structural
engineering, from Gear Cars to Battletracks. The engineer-
designed curriculum challenges new and returning students to
reach higher levels of engineering comprehension while having
fun. ~Instructor. PIay-WeII TEKnoIogies
PortaI Park uiIding
52463 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 8l12-8l16 5 $185Rl$222N
Essay Writing & PubIic 5peaking Camp 5-14Y
SAVE 10% when you enroll in full-day camps which combine two
fun, back to back camps from communication academy. Students
bring their own lunch and are supervised by a teacher. Materials
fee: $25. ~Instructor. Communication Academy
5-6Y
52330 M-f 9.30am- 3.30pm 4l15-4l19 5 $530Rl$636N
7-8Y
52331 M-f 9.30am- 3.30pm 4l15-4l19 5 $530Rl$636N
9-10Y
52332 M-f 9.30am- 3.30pm 4l15-4l19 5 $530Rl$636N
11-14Y
52333 M-f 9.30am- 3.30pm 4l15-4l19 5 $530Rl$636N
Essay Writing. 5tudent PubIication Camp 5-14Y
Students will learn to write a polished manuscript for nal
publication. This course emphasizes skills necessary to nalize and
perfect a piece of writing. Students will work on a single piece
of publication-quality material. Taught at age-appropriate level.
Materials fee: $10. ~Instructor. Communication Academy
5-6Y
52322 M-f 9.30am-12.00pm 4l15-4l19 5 $295Rl$354N
7-8Y
52323 M-f 9.30am-12.00pm 4l15-4l19 5 $295Rl$354N
9-10Y
52324 M-f 9.30am-12.00pm 4l15-4l19 5 $295Rl$354N
11-14Y
52325 M-f 9.30am-12.00pm 4l15-4l19 5 $295Rl$354N
fiImmaking fIix
NEW
7-13Y
Are you the next star director? Actor? Writer? Cameraman? Of
course you are, and you get to do it all in these live action ix!
Youll work in groups to make your vision come true in these
movies where youll act, write, direct, and more. All ix will be
professionally edited and mailed to each student. Production fee:
$30. ~Instructor. Incrediix
PortaI Park uiIding
52688 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $185Rl$222N
first 5teps Art Camp 4-6Y
This camp will enhance creative thinking, problem solving,
imagination, and self-expression through a series of fun age-
appropriate hands-on art projects. Well begin with drawing
and painting, and then move into clay and sculpture. ~Instructor.
Euphrat Museum o! Art
52450 M-f 12.30pm- 3.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $188Rl$226N
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fIag footbaII & PIaygrounds Combo Camp 7-12Y
Campers will spend the morning at Fun Fun: Flag Football Camp,
the perfect camp for working parents. ~Instructor. 5ta!!
uinIan Community Center fieId
52566 M-f 8.00am- 5.30pm 6l17-6l21 5 $184Rl$221N
52567 M-f 8.00am- 5.30pm 7l8-7l12 5 $184Rl$221N
food N' fun Picnic Time
NEW
6-12Y
Cap off a great summer by enjoying all the favorite seasonal
foods and treats. Learn to make fresh salads, grilled veggies,
home-made ice cream, baked treats, and lots of side dishes
perfect for any picnic. Materials fee: $25. ~Instructor. Merry
52544 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $105Rl$126N
52545 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 8l12-8l16 5 $105Rl$126N
fun fun. fIag footbaII Camp 7-12Y
This is a noncontact sport and a wonderful introduction to the
game of football. Camp will focus on passing, catching, eld
positions, and understanding the game. Make your camp last
all day by adding Playgrounds in the afternoon with our combo
camp option. ~Instructor. fun fun fundamentaIs
52568 M-f 8.00am- 1.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $194Rl$233N
52569 M-f 8.00am- 1.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $194Rl$233N
fun fun. 5ports Adventure Camp 7-12Y
Come experience the sports of baseball, soccer, basketball,
football, and more. This camp will cover basic skills through
games, challenges, and drills. Make your camp last all day by
adding Playgrounds in the afternoon with our combo camp
option. ~Instructor. fun fun fundamentaIs
52570 M-W, f 8.00am- 1.00pm 7l1-7l5 4 $115Rl$138N
52571 M-f 8.00am- 1.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $144Rl$173N
fun fun. Young AthIetes Camp 4-7Y
This camp will cover basic skills through games, challenges,
and drills that will further knowledge, interest, ability, and
participation in each of the following sports: T-ball, soccer, and
basketball. ~Instructor. fun fun fundamentaIs
Creekside Park fieId 1
52552 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $134Rl$161N
52551 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l24-6l28 5 $134Rl$161N
Game Design 5tudio 11-14Y
Design two computer games while gaining an understanding
of intermediate game development. Create a 3D rst-person
adventure game, learning to use an in-game camera and
textures. Then, learn to write code as you design a 2D maze-style
game. Procient/comfort with typing required for programming
portion of camp. ~Instructor. TechKnovHov
PortaI Park uiIding
52510 M-f 9.00am- 3.30pm 7l8-7l12 5 $385Rl$462N
Get Up & Dance Camp 6-12Y
Through a wonderful blend of popular dance styles and music,
students are exposed to a wide range of genres including easy-
to-learn jazz and hip-hop moves. Program culminates with a fun,
costumed performance! ~Instructor. CIap Arts
52932 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 6l24-6l28 5 $185Rl$222N
52933 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 7l15-7l19 5 $185Rl$222N
52934 M-f 9.30am-12.30pm 8l5-8l9 5 $185Rl$222N
Get Up & DancelDance, Act Per!orm 6-12Y
AII-Day Camp
Take a full day of both camps and get all the fun of both Get Up
& Dance Camp and Dance, Act, Perform Camp and a discount!
This full-day camp includes supervision during lunch hour from
12:30pm to 1:30pm. ~Instructor. CIap Arts
52938 M-f 9.30am- 4.30pm 7l15-7l19 5 $365Rl$438N
Green 5creen Animation fIix
NEW
7-13Y
Take your characters underwater, to a volcano, or even outer
space. In this camp you have no limits. In age-appropriate groups,
youll brainstorm ideas, create characters, lm movies with a
green screen backdrop, select locations, and add voice-overs. All
ix will be professionally edited and mailed to every student.
Production fee: $30. ~Instructor. Incrediix
52687 M-W 1.00pm- 5.00pm 7l1-7l3 3 $152Rl$182N
Gymnastics & Rock CIimbing Combo Camp 7-14Y
A popular camp combining rock climbing and gymnastics for
all-day fun! Campers will spend the morning either climbing
or tumbling, and then switch during the afternoon. Please
remember to bring a snack, lunch, and tennis shoes. ~Instructor.
Tvisters 5ports Center
52573 M-f 9.00am- 4.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $278Rl$334N
52574 M-f 9.00am- 4.00pm 6l24-6l28 5 $278Rl$334N
52576 M-f 9.00am- 4.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $278Rl$334N
52577 M-f 9.00am- 4.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $278Rl$334N
52578 M-f 9.00am- 4.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $278Rl$334N
52579 M-f 9.00am- 4.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $278Rl$334N
52580 M-f 9.00am- 4.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $278Rl$334N
Gymnastics Camp 6-12Y
Boys and girls are introduced to progressive skills in all Olympic
events and trampolines. Theyll have fun bouncing, swinging,
ipping, and tumbling on all our equipment! Please bring a snack
and lunch. ~Instructor. Tvisters 5ports Center
52582 M-f 9.00am- 2.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $220Rl$264N
52585 M-f 9.00am- 2.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $220Rl$264N
52586 M-f 9.00am- 2.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $220Rl$264N
52587 M-f 9.00am- 2.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $220Rl$264N
52589 M-f 9.00am- 2.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $220Rl$264N
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Gymnastics PreschooI Camp 3-6Y
Children can come out and enjoy fun-lled mornings that will
include gymnastics, arts and crafts, music, stories, games, and
much more! Please bring a snack. ~Instructor. Tvisters 5ports
Center
52591 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $165Rl$198N
52592 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l24-6l28 5 $165Rl$198N
52594 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $165Rl$198N
52595 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $165Rl$198N
52596 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $165Rl$198N
52597 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $165Rl$198N
52598 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $165Rl$198N
Hip Hop Camp 6-12Y
High-energy dance classes provide hours of fun while promoting
teamwork and improving coordination, stamina, and overall
good tness. Dance steps are introduced slowly in easy to
understand language. ~Instructor. CIap Arts
52931 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 7l29-8l2 5 $185Rl$222N
52940 M-f 9.30am- 12.30pm 8l12-8l16 5 $185Rl$222N
Hip HoplDance, Act, Per!orm AII-Day Camp 6-12Y
Take a full day of both camps and get all the fun of both Hip Hop
Camp and Dance, Act, Perform Camp and a discount! This full-day
camp includes supervision during lunch hour from 12:30pm to
1:30pm. ~Instructor. CIap Arts
52939 M-f 9.30am- 4.30pm 7l29-8l2 5 $365Rl$438N
52942 M-f 9.30am- 4.30pm 8l12-8l16 5 $365Rl$438N
Hogvarts and Center 5tage AII-Day Camp 6-12Y
Take the full day of both camps and get all the fun of both
Hogwarts camp and Center Stage Camp and a discount! This full-
day camp includes supervision during lunch hour from 12:30pm
to 1:30pm.
52930 M-f 9.30am- 4.30pm 6l10-6l14 5 $365Rl$438N
Hogvarts Camp 6-12Y
Learn the art of wizard duels, potion making, spell casting, care
of mystical creatures, and more! Be transformed into students
of The Hogwarts School and introduce friends and family to this
magical world when they watch the nal performance. ~Instructor.
CIap Arts
52924 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 6l10-6l14 5 $185Rl$222N
52925 M-f 9.30am-12.30pm 7l22-7l26 5 $185Rl$222N
HogvartslDance, Act, Per!orm 6-12Y
AII-Day Camp
Take the full day of both camps and get all the fun of both
Hogwarts Camp and Dance Act Perform Camp and a discount!
This full-day camp includes supervision during lunch hour from
12:30pm to 1:30pm. ~Instructor. CIap Arts
52927 M-f 9.30am- 4.30pm 7l22-7l26 5 $365Rl$438N
Horseback Riding Camp 8Y+
Its summertime and whats better in the summer than hangin
around the barn and being with horses? Learn how to groom,
saddle, and bridle your horse; mount/dismount; ride with control
and form; navigate the trails; riding lessons and trail rides.
~Instructor. Garrod farms 5ta!!
Garrod farms 5tabIes
52599 M-f 1.00pm- 3.30pm 7l8-7l12 5 $289Rl$345N
52600 M-f 9.30am-12.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $289Rl$345N
52601 M-f 1.00pm- 3.30pm 7l22-7l26 5 $289Rl$345N
52602 M-f 9.30am-12.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $289Rl$345N
52603 M-f 1.00pm- 3.30pm 8l5-8l9 5 $289Rl$345N
1edi Engineering 5-6Y
Young Jedi will explore worlds far, far away and engineering
principles right in front of them. Defeat the empire by designing
X-Wings, R2-units, and settlements on far-ung edges of the
galaxy. Imagination and engineering combine in this new
offering from Play-Well TEKnologies. ~Instructor. PIay-WeII
TEKnoIogies
PortaI Park uiIding
52465 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $185Rl$222N
1edi Master Engineering
NEW
7-12Y
The Force is strong in this class. Build complex machines and
structures based on the best designs from a galaxy far, far away.
Projects include X-Wings, Pod Racers, Star Destroyers, Cloud
Cities, and more! Instructors guide students through powerful
forces of imagination and engineering. ~Instructor. PIay-WeII
TEKnoIogies
PortaI Park uiIding
52491 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $185Rl$222N
1unior GoI! Camp. eginning 7-15Y
In this camp youngsters learn the basics of full swing, chipping,
pitching, putting, and introductions to rules and etiquette.
Golf shoes are not required. Lunch provided at morning camp.
~Instructor. Deep CIi!! 5ta!!
Deep CIi!! GoI! Course
52604 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l10-6l14 5 $199Rl$239N
52605 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $199Rl$239N
52606 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l24-6l28 5 $199Rl$239N
52607 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l1-7l5 5 $199Rl$239N
52608 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $199Rl$239N
52609 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $199Rl$239N
52610 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $199Rl$239N
52611 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $199Rl$239N
52612 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $199Rl$239N
52613 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l12-8l16 5 $199Rl$239N

25
1r Improvement, Match PIay, 1r Team Camps 6-15Y
Beginning through Intermediate students will learn tennis skills
through our unique court rotation and activity system. Junior
Team students will play in singles and doubles round-robin
tournaments. Instructors will help players with scoring, rules,
and match strategy. Players should bring a snack; ice water is
Cupertino Sports Center Tennis Courts
51749 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l10-6l14 5 $215Rl$242N
51750 M-f 12.30pm- 3.30pm 6l10-6l14 5 $215Rl$242N
51751 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $215Rl$242N
51752 M-f 12.30pm- 3.30pm 6l17-6l21 5 $215Rl$242N
51753 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l24-6l28 5 $215Rl$242N
51754 M-f 12.30pm- 3.30pm 6l24-6l28 5 $215Rl$242N
51755 M-W, f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l1-7l5 4 $172Rl$194N
51756 M-W, f 12.30pm- 3.30pm 7l1-7l5 4 $172Rl$194N
51757 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $215Rl$242N
51758 M-f 12.30pm- 3.30pm 7l8-7l12 5 $215Rl$242N
51759 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $215Rl$242N
51760 M-f 12.30pm- 3.30pm 7l15-7l19 5 $215Rl$242N
51761 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $215Rl$242N
51762 M-f 12.30pm- 3.30pm 7l22-7l26 5 $215Rl$242N
51763 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $215Rl$242N
51764 M-f 12.30pm- 3.30pm 7l29-8l2 5 $215Rl$242N
51765 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $215Rl$242N
51766 M-f 12.30pm- 3.30pm 8l5-8l9 5 $215Rl$242N
51767 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l12-8l16 5 $215Rl$242N
51768 M-f 12.30pm- 3.30pm 8l12-8l16 5 $215Rl$242N
51769 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l19-8l23 5 $215Rl$242N
51770 M-f 12.30pm- 3.30pm 8l19-8l23 5 $215Rl$242N
51771 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l26-8l30 5 $215Rl$242N
51772 M-f 12.30pm- 3.30pm 8l26-8l30 5 $215Rl$242N
1r. NaturaIist's 5pring Mini-Camp 6-9Y
Spring break from school is the perfect time to get out and enjoy
the natural world at McClellan Ranch Preserve. Short hikes,
science activities, games, and crafts are scheduled for each day.
Snacks will be provided, but participants should bring lunches
each day. ~Instructor. 5ta!!
52458 Tu-Th 9.00am- 3.00pm 4l16-4l18 3 $70Rl$84N
1r. 5uper Hero Engineering
NEW
5-6Y
Save the world with LEGO
Super Heroes! Build the hideouts

and vehicles of your favorite caped crusaders and learn what
makes them not only Super Heroes, but Super Hero Engineers!
A Play-Well instructor guides young heroes where ingenuity
and imagination can solve any conict. ~Instructor. PIay-WeII
TEKnoIogies
52469 M-W, f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l1-7l5 4 $148Rl$177N
1ust4Kicks 5occer Camp 5-12Y
Just4Kicks camps focus on instruction in a fun environment.
Kids will be broken up into age-appropriate groups and from
dribbling to passing to defense, each day covers a different topic.
~Instructor. 1ust4Kicks
5-6Y
Morning
52624 M-f 9.00am-11.00am 7l8-7l12 5 $125Rl$150N
52626 M-f 9.00am-11.00am 7l29-8l2 5 $125Rl$150N
AII Day
52628 M-f 9.00am- 4.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $199Rl$239N
52630 M-f 9.00am- 4.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $199Rl$239N
7-12Y
Morning
52625 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $140Rl$168N
52627 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $140Rl$168N
AII Day
52629 M-f 9.00am- 4.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $199Rl$239N
52631 M-f 9.00am- 4.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $199Rl$239N
Kidz Love 5occer Camp 4.5-10Y
Spend a week enjoying the worlds most popular sport in a
fun, recreational environment. Learn and practice soccer skills
including: dribbling, passing, receiving, and shooting. ~Instructor.
Kidz Love 5occer
WiIson Park 5occer fieId
4.5-8Y
52633 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $139Rl$167N
52634 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $139Rl$167N
7-10Y
52632 M-f 8.00am- 1.00pm 6l24-6l28 5 $149Rl$179N
26
KMVT CIaymation Camp 10-14Y
Students will learn Clay Animation using the same stop-motion
techniques of the Wallace & Gromit lms, Chicken Run, and your
other favorite Claymation movies. Collaborating in small groups,
students will conceptualize, mold, animate, and edit a Claymation
nal project. ~Instructor. KMVT 5ta!!
KMVT 5tudio KMVT 5tudio
51964 M-f 10.00am- 4.00pm 6l10-6l14 5 $325Rl$390N
51965 M-f 10.00am- 4.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $325Rl$390N
51966 M-f 10.00am- 4.00pm 6l24-6l28 5 $325Rl$390N
51967 M-f 10.00am- 4.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $325Rl$390N
51968 M-f 10.00am- 4.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $325Rl$390N
51969 M-f 10.00am- 4.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $325Rl$390N
51970 M-f 10.00am- 4.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $325Rl$390N
51971 M-f 10.00am- 4.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $325Rl$390N
51972 M-f 10.00am- 4.00pm 8l12-8l16 5 $325Rl$390N
KMVT Intro to 5tudio Production Camp 10-14Y
Students will use KMVTs studio and equipment to gain basic skills
in screenwriting, camera work, lighting, directing, acting, and
editing. Students will produce an entire production, which will be
broadcast on KMVT 15! ~Instructor. KMVT 5ta!!
KMVT 5tudio KMVT 5tudio
51954 f M-f 10.00am- 4.00pm 4l12-4l18 5 $325Rl$390N
51955 M-f 10.00am- 4.00pm 6l10-6l14 5 $325Rl$390N
51956 M-f 10.00am- 4.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $325Rl$390N
51957 M-f 10.00am- 4.00pm 6l24-6l28 5 $325Rl$390N
51958 M-f 10.00am- 4.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $325Rl$390N
51959 M-f 10.00am- 4.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $325Rl$390N
51960 M-f 10.00am- 4.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $325Rl$390N
51961 M-f 10.00am- 4.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $325Rl$390N
51962 M-f 10.00am- 4.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $325Rl$390N
51963 M-f 10.00am- 4.00pm 8l12-8l16 5 $325Rl$390N
Lacrosse & PIaygrounds Combo Camp 7-12Y
Campers will spend the morning at Skyhawks Lacrosse Camp,
52635 M-f 9.00am- 5.30pm 7l29-8l2 5 $189Rl$233N
LEGO
Flix
NEW
7-13Y
We know you love LEGO
and can create incredible worlds.

Now its time to bring those worlds to life in LEGO
animated
ix! We provide the LEGO
, and you provide your imagination.

Students create a movie storyboard, write, shoot, and voice-over.
All ix will be professionally edited and mailed to every student.
Production fee: $30. ~Instructor. Incrediix
uinIan Community Center Music Room
52686 M-W 8.30am-12.30pm 7l1-7l3 3 $152Rl$182N
LEGO
Robotics 8-12Y
Get ready to program robots using LEGO
! Learn about building

and programming robots using the LEGO
Mindstorms system,
laptop computers, and Play-Wells 100,000-piece LEGO
kit!
Solve problems and have fun in an open-ended, exploratory
environment. Enrollment is limited. ~Instructor. PIay-WeII
TEKnoIogies
52461 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $230Rl$276N
PortaI Park uiIding
52462 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $230Rl$276N
LittIe Tennis & LittIe RaIIyers Camps 4-6Y
Little Tennis students will learn to hit the forehand, backhand,
and serve, parts of the racquet and court, and improve
coordination and motor skills. Little Rallyers will work on their
full-court abilities through a series of drills and games. Bring a
snack. Ratio is 4:1. ~Instructor. Li!etime Tennis
51720 M-f 9.00am-10.30am 4l15-4l19 5 $166Rl$183N
51721 M-f 9.00am-10.30am 6l10-6l14 5 $166Rl$183N
51722 M-f 9.00am-10.30am 6l17-6l21 5 $166Rl$183N
51723 M-f 9.00am-10.30am 6l24-6l28 5 $166Rl$183N
51724 M-W, f 9.00am-10.30am 7l1-7l5 4 $133Rl$147N
51725 M-f 9.00am-10.30am 7l8-7l12 5 $166Rl$183N
51726 M-f 9.00am-10.30am 7l15-7l19 5 $166Rl$183N
51727 M-f 9.00am-10.30am 7l22-7l26 5 $166Rl$183N
51728 M-f 9.00am-10.30am 7l29-8l2 5 $166Rl$183N
51729 M-f 9.00am-10.30am 8l5-8l9 5 $166Rl$183N
51730 M-f 9.00am-10.30am 8l12-8l16 5 $166Rl$183N
51731 M-f 9.00am-10.30am 8l19-8l23 5 $166Rl$183N
51732 M-f 9.00am-10.30am 8l26-8l30 5 $166Rl$183N

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LocaI akery & ChocoIate Lovers
NEW
5-12Y
This camp adventure brings you the baking basics of cookies,
pies, breads, and cakes while mixing in regional specialties and
trendy twists on classic favorites. Plus for chocolate lovers, it will
be dipped, chipped, melted, and sprinkled as we prepare an
assortment of treats. Materials fee: $100. ~Instructor. Young Che!s
Academy 5ta!!
Young Che!s Academy
5-9Y
52470 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l10-6l14 5 $150Rl$180N
52472 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $150Rl$180N
52474 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $150Rl$180N
9-12Y
52471 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 6l10-6l14 5 $150Rl$180N
52473 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 7l8-7l12 5 $150Rl$180N
52475 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 7l29-8l2 5 $150Rl$180N
Master Ninjaneering vith LEGO
NEW
7-12Y
Master the world of Ninjago by becoming a Ninjaneer! Tame the
Ice Dragon, motorize your Blade Cycle, design the Dark Fortress,
and hone your Spinjitzu battle skills! In this camp Ninjaneering
masters will learn real world concepts in physics, engineering, and
architecture. ~Instructor. PIay-WeII TEKnoIogies
PortaI Park uiIding
52490 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $185Rl$222N
Math Games Camp 9-12Y
Students will sharpen their math skills through solving math
puzzles, breaking secret codes, exploring algebra and geometry
with hand-on projects, and developing their mathematical
thinking through fun, challenging activities. Materials fee: $20.
~Instructor. Austin
52343 M-f 9.00am- 3.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $310Rl$372N
Math OIympiads Camp vith Mr. G
NEW
4-6G
Students will gear up for the Math Olympiads contests by
working through the ofcial contest practice book. Students
can sign up for one, two, or all three weeks. Students will work
through problems at their own pace, with guidance from Mr. G
and teaching assistants. Register before April 19 and save $25!
~Instructor. Gertmenian
52546 M-f 1.00pm- 5.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $210Rl$252N
52547 M-f 1.00pm- 5.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $210Rl$252N
52548 M-f 1.00pm- 5.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $210Rl$252N
Ninjaneering vith LEGO
NEW
5-6Y
Enter the world of Ninjago and become an apprentice Ninjaneer!
Learn the way of Spinjitzu, build the Fire Temple, race Skull
Tracks, and encounter the mighty Dragon! Imagine and build
unique and fun projects with guidance of an experienced Play-
Well instructor. ~Instructor. PIay-WeII TEKnoIogies
PortaI Park uiIding
52489 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $185Rl$222N
NXT LEGO

Robotics & 10-14Y
MobiIe Game Design
Explore the exciting world of robotics and game development!
First, build robots and vehicles with motors and sensors using
the LEGO
NXT line. Then, learn how to create games which can

be played on mobile devices such as iPhone, iPad, and Android
devices. ~Instructor. TechKnovHov
PortaI Park uiIding
52508 M-f 9.00am- 3.30pm 6l24-6l28 5 $385Rl$462N
Pre-Engineering vith LEGO
5-6Y
Have your child become a Play-Well Engineer! Build cities,
bridges, motorized cars and planes. With access to over 100,000
pieces of LEGO
, students build what they have only dreamed

of with the support of an experienced Play-Well Engineering
instructor. ~Instructor. PIay-WeII TEKnoIogies
52214 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $185Rl$222N
PortaI Park uiIding
52459 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $185Rl$222N
52460 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l12-8l16 5 $185Rl$222N
Pre-PubIic 5peaking & Academic Reading 5-8Y
5-6Y
52412 M-f 9.00am- 4.30pm 6l24-6l28 5 $595Rl$714N
52413 M-f 9.00am- 4.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $595Rl$714N
7-8Y
52414 M-f 9.00am- 4.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $635Rl$762N
Pre-PubIic 5peaking & Academic Writing 7-8Y
52415 M-f 9.00am- 4.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $635Rl$762N
52416 M-f 9.00am- 4.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $635Rl$762N
28
Pre-PubIic 5peaking. Condent 5eI! Camp 5-8Y
In Condent Self, students learn the relationship between
manners and public speaking skills. Students strengthen their
public speaking foundation and develop a stronger sense of
community and their role in it. Materials: $15. No camp 7/4.
~Instructor. Communication Academy
5-6Y
52346 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $355Rl$426N
52347 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 6l24-6l28 5 $355Rl$426N
52348 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $355Rl$426N
52349 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 8l12-8l16 5 $355Rl$426N
7-8Y
52350 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $375Rl$450N
52351 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l24-6l28 5 $375Rl$450N
52352 M-W, f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l1-7l5 4 $310Rl$372N
52353 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $375Rl$450N
52355 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 7l15-7l19 5 $375Rl$450N
52354 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $375Rl$450N
52356 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $375Rl$450N
52357 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l12-8l16 5 $375Rl$450N
Princess Party & 5peciaIty aking 6-12Y
Princess and character-themed decorations ll the room in this
party-like atmosphere. Enjoy using piping bags, fondant, toppers,
and sprinkles to create freshly baked cookies, cupcakes, mini-
cakes, buttercream icing, and more! Materials fee: $25. ~Instructor.
Merry
52540 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $105Rl$126N
52541 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $105Rl$126N
PubIic 5peaking. 9-17Y
Creative Interpretation Camp
Creative Interpretation explores literature and characters through
speech. Students improve analytical/organizational skills while
learning how to speak effectively, use nonverbal communication,
and overcome public speaking anxiety. Materials fee: $25. No
camp 7/4. ~Instructor. Communication Academy
9-10Y
52358 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $395Rl$474N
52359 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 6l24-6l28 5 $395Rl$474N
52360 M-W, f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 7l1-7l5 4 $325Rl$390N
52361 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $395Rl$474N
52362 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $395Rl$474N
52363 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $395Rl$474N
52372 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $395Rl$474N
52373 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $395Rl$474N
52364 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $395Rl$474N
52371 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l12-8l16 5 $395Rl$474N
11-14Y
52365 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l24-6l28 5 $395Rl$474N
52369 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $395Rl$474N
52370 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $395Rl$474N
52366 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $395Rl$474N
14-17Y
52368 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $395Rl$474N
PubIic 5peaking. Team Leadership
NEW
5-14Y
Public speaking and management leadership combine in the
challenging discipline of directing for television, movies, and
commercials. Includes access to lm production equipment.
Materials fee: $15. ~Instructor. Communication Academy
5-6Y
52326 M-f 1.00pm- 3.30pm 4l15-4l19 5 $295Rl$354N
7-8Y
52327 M-f 1.00pm- 3.30pm 4l15-4l19 5 $295Rl$354N
9-10Y
52328 M-f 1.00pm- 3.30pm 4l15-4l19 5 $295Rl$354N
11-14Y
52329 M-f 1.00pm- 3.30pm 4l15-4l19 5 $295Rl$354N

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Racquet 5ports Camps 7-15Y
These camps combine the 8:1-ratio morning Jr. Improvement and
Match Play tennis camp with the 6:1-ratio afternoon Badminton
and Table Tennis Combo Camp, for a full day of exercise and
social interaction. Bring snacks and lunch; drinks provided.
~Instructor. Li!etime Tennis
51583 M-f 9.00am- 5.20pm 4l15-4l19 5 $422Rl$470N
51586 M-f 9.00am- 5.20pm 6l10-6l14 5 $422Rl$470N
51587 M-f 9.00am- 5.20pm 6l17-6l21 5 $422Rl$470N
51588 M-f 9.00am- 5.20pm 6l24-6l28 5 $422Rl$470N
51589 M-W, f 9.00am- 5.20pm 7l1-7l5 4 $338Rl$376N
51590 M-f 9.00am- 5.20pm 7l8-7l12 5 $422Rl$470N
51591 M-f 9.00am- 5.20pm 7l15-7l19 5 $422Rl$470N
51592 M-f 9.00am- 5.20pm 7l22-7l26 5 $422Rl$470N
51593 M-f 9.00am- 5.20pm 7l29-8l2 5 $422Rl$470N
51594 M-f 9.00am- 5.20pm 8l5-8l9 5 $422Rl$470N
51595 M-f 9.00am- 5.20pm 8l12-8l16 5 $422Rl$470N
51596 M-f 9.00am- 5.20pm 8l19-8l23 5 $422Rl$470N
51597 M-f 9.00am- 5.20pm 8l26-8l30 5 $422Rl$470N
Rock CIimbing Camp 7-14Y
Campers will cover fundamental climbing techniques, build basic
motor and problem solving skills while playing games and having
fun! Please wear tennis shoes and bring a snack. No camp 7/4.
~Instructor. Tvisters 5ports Center
52637 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $175Rl$210N
52638 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l24-6l28 5 $175Rl$210N
52647 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 6l24-6l28 5 $175Rl$210N
52640 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $175Rl$210N
52649 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $175Rl$210N
52641 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $175Rl$210N
52642 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $175Rl$210N
52651 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $175Rl$210N
52643 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $175Rl$210N
52652 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $175Rl$210N
52644 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $175Rl$210N
52653 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $175Rl$210N
5cience Toy Workshop
NEW
9-12Y
This camp is a young scientists dream come true: spend the day
making your own moving, spinning, and ying science toys and
learning about the scientic principles that make them work!
Children should bring lunch. Materials fee: $20. ~Instructor. Austin
52341 M-W f 9.00am- 3.00pm 7l1-7l5 4 $260Rl$312N
52342 M-f 9.00am- 3.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $310Rl$372N
5eving, TextiIes & Cra!ts Camp
NEW
6-12Y
Learn techniques, how to select and pair materials, and complete
projects using fashion and creative inuences. Designed for
beginning to intermediate students. All sewing machines and
materials provided. Materials fee: $25. ~Instructor. Merry
52537 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $105Rl$126N
52538 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $105Rl$126N
5kyhavks asebaII Camp 6-12Y
Skyhawks stays true to the classic with a baseball program
that builds young athletes skills through drills and exercises
developed with game speed in mind. ~Instructor. 5kyhavks
WiIson Park asebaII fieId 1
52654 M-f 8.00am- 1.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $149Rl$179N
52655 M-f 8.00am- 1.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $149Rl$179N
5kyhavks asketbaII Camp 7-12Y
Skyhawks Sports basketball breaks down this exhilarating sport
into fundamental skills that all athletes, no matter their skill level,
need to succeed. Coaches will lead the athletes through game-
speed drills and exercises, focusing on ball handling, passing,
shooting, defense, and rebounding. ~Instructor. 5kyhavks
52656 Th-f 9.00am- 3.00pm 6l13-6l14 2 $64Rl$77N
52657 M-f 8.00am- 1.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $149Rl$179N
52658 M-f 9.00am- 3.00pm 6l24-6l28 5 $159Rl$191N
52659 M-W 8.00am- 1.00pm 7l1-7l3 3 $89Rl$107N
52660 M-f 9.00am- 3.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $159Rl$191N
52661 M-f 8.00am- 1.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $149Rl$179N
52662 M-f 9.00am- 3.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $159Rl$191N
5kyhavks Lacrosse Camp 7-12Y
Started by the Native Americans in the 12th century, lacrosse is
one of the fastest growing sports in the country. Athletes will
learn all the fundamentals in a fun, non-checking environment.
~Instructor. 5kyhavks
52663 M-f 9.00am- 1.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $144Rl$173N
5kyhavks Mini-havk. MuIti-5port Camp 4-7Y
Mini-Hawk camps are designed to introduce young athletes to
soccer, baseball, and basketball all in one camp! Sport sampling
will allow them to learn, have fun, and begin to formulate their
passion for a particular sport. ~Instructor. 5kyhavks
Creekside Park Field 2
52664 Th-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l13-6l14 2 $56Rl$67N
52665 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $139Rl$166N
52666 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $139Rl$166N
52667 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $139Rl$166N
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5kyhavks MuIti-5port Camp 6-12Y
Join Skyhawks for an chance to learn and play soccer, baseball
and basketball. Their mission is to provide a fun and safe
environment for youth while promoting a healthy and active
lifestyle through sports. ~Instructor. 5kyhavks
52668 Th-f 9.00am- 3.00pm 6l13-6l14 2 $64Rl$77N
52702 M-f 9.00am- 3.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $159Rl$191N
5kyhavks 5occer Camp 6-12Y
All the skills and thrills of soccer are taught through fast-paced
drills, skill-building exercises, and game-speed scrimmages.
Coaches will focus on the essential skills of dribbling, passing,
shooting, and ball control. ~Instructor. 5kyhavks
52669 M-f 8.00am- 1.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $149Rl$179N
5kyhavks Track & fieId Camp 6-12Y
Skyhawks Track & Field was developed to introduce young
athletes to this sport rich in tradition and history. These programs
combine technical development and fundamental techniques
with safety and a major focus on fun! ~Instructor. 5kyhavks
Kennedy MiddIe 5chooI Trackl5occer fieId
52703 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l24-6l28 5 $139Rl$166N
5kyhavks VoIIeybaII Camp 7-12Y
Skyhawks Volleyball takes the energy and excitement of this
great team sport and puts it all together into one fun-lled camp.
All aspects of the game are taught through drills that focus on
passing, setting, hitting, and serving. ~Instructor. 5kyhavks
52670 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 6l17-6l21 5 $139Rl$169N
52671 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 7l15-7l19 5 $139Rl$169N
5occer & PIaygrounds Combo Camp 7-12Y
Campers will spend the morning at Kidz Love Soccer Camp,
of transporting your camper between each program, making
this the perfect camp for working parents. ~Instructor. Kidz Love
Soccer
52672 M-f 8.00am- 5.30pm 6l24-6l28 5 $194Rl$233N
5occer Camp & PIaygrounds Combo Camp 7-12Y
Campers will spend the morning at Skyhawks Soccer Camp,
52673 M-f 8.00am- 5.30pm 7l29-8l2 5 $194Rl$233N
5ports Adventure & PIaygrounds 7-12Y
Combo Camp
Campers will spend the morning at Fun Fun: Flag Sports
Adventure Camp, followed by an afternoon at Playgrounds. City
staff will take care of transporting your camper between each
program, making this the perfect camp for working parents.
~Instructor. 5ta!!
52674 M-W, f 8.00am- 5.30pm 7l1-7l5 4 $155Rl$186N
52675 M-f 8.00am- 5.30pm 7l29-8l2 5 $194Rl$233N
5pring reak Art Camp 5-9Y
Representational drawing, painting, and sculpture lessons will be
presented with a focus on learning to see, analyze, and interpret.
Theyll also learn about different styles, techniques, and artists
from around the world. ~Instructor. Euphrat Museum o! Art
52449 M-f 12.30pm- 3.00pm 4l15-4l19 5 $188Rl$226N
5pring Cooking n' Art Mini Camp
NEW
5-11Y
Join us for this special 3-day camp lled with Spring farm-fresh
fruits, vegetables, cooking and baking! Plus creative art projects
including drawing, acrylic painting, watercolor, clay, and much
more! Extended care is available; contact Young Chefs Academy
for more information. ~Instructor. Young Che!s Academy 5ta!!
Young Che!s Academy
52448 M-W 9.00am- 3.00pm 4l15-4l17 3 $150Rl$180N
5pring Music Camp 5-12Y
This camp will provide students a hands-on experience with a
variety of musical instruments and will include both individual
and group ensemble playing. A great way to expose your child
to a variety of musical instruments and styles. ~Instructor. 1oy!uI
MeIodies 5ta!!
1oy!uI MeIodies Music 5chooI
51233 M-f 9.00am-12.30pm 4l15-4l19 5 $248Rl$298N
51234 M-f 12.30pm- 3.00pm 4l15-4l19 5 $180Rl$216N
31
5treet food Around the WorId
NEW
5-12Y
Street food is a cheap and tasty way to get a meal around the
world, plus theres no better way to taste the food of the people.
Join us and we will bring you the pick of street eats from around
the globe. Vegetarian and special diets welcome; please inform
YCA before camp begins. Materials fee: $100. ~Instructor. Young
Che!s Academy 5ta!!
Young Che!s Academy
5-9Y
52482 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l24-6l28 5 $150Rl$180N
52484 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $150Rl$180N
52486 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l12-8l16 5 $150Rl$180N
9-12Y
52483 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 6l24-6l28 5 $150Rl$180N
52485 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 7l22-7l26 5 $150Rl$180N
52487 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 8l12-8l16 5 $150Rl$180N
5tudent Congress Debate Camp 9-17Y
In student congress, a mock legislative session, students debate
bills. While they improve critical thinking, research organization,
presentation, and listening skills, students have fun, gain
condence and experience teambuilding. Materials: $15. No camp
7/4. ~Instructor. Communication Academy
9-10Y
52374 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l24-6l28 5 $415Rl$498N
52375 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $415Rl$498N
52376 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $415Rl$498N
52377 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 8l12-8l16 5 $415Rl$498N
11-14Y
52378 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $415Rl$498N
52379 M-W, f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l1-7l5 4 $345Rl$414N
52383 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 7l15-7l19 5 $415Rl$498N
52380 M-f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $415Rl$498N
52381 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l12-8l16 5 $415Rl$498N
14-17Y
52382 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 7l8-7l12 5 $415Rl$498N
5ummer Art Camp 5-9Y
Representational drawing, painting, and sculpture lessons will be
presented with a focus on learning to see, analyze, and interpret.
Theyll also learn about different styles, techniques, and artists
from around the world. ~Instructor. Euphrat Museum o! Art
52451 M-f 12.30pm- 3.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $188Rl$226N
52452 M-f 12.30pm- 3.00pm 8l12-8l16 5 $188Rl$226N
5ummer Music Camp 5-9Y
Summer Music Camp will provide students with hands-on
experience with a variety of musical instruments and will
include both individual and group ensemble playing. Afternoon
extended-care program is also available. Please call Joyful
Melodies for more details. No class 7/4. ~Instructor. 1oy!uI
MeIodies 5ta!!
52233 M-f 9.00am-12.30pm 6l10-6l14 5 $248Rl$298N
52243 M-f 12.30pm- 3.00pm 6l10-6l14 5 $180Rl$216N
52234 M-f 9.00am-12.30pm 6l17-6l21 5 $248Rl$298N
52244 M-f 12.30pm- 3.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $180Rl$216N
52235 M-f 9.00am-12.30pm 6l24-6l28 5 $248Rl$298N
52245 M-f 12.30pm- 3.00pm 6l24-6l28 5 $180Rl$216N
52236 M-W, f 9.00am-12.30pm 7l1-7l5 4 $198Rl$238N
52246 M-W, f 12.30pm- 3.00pm 7l1-7l5 4 $144Rl$173N
52237 M-f 9.00am-12.30pm 7l8-7l12 5 $248Rl$298N
52247 M-f 12.30pm- 3.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $180Rl$216N
52238 M-f 9.00am-12.30pm 7l15-7l19 5 $248Rl$298N
52248 M-f 12.30pm- 3.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $180Rl$216N
52239 M-f 9.00am-12.30pm 7l22-7l26 5 $248Rl$298N
52249 M-f 12.30pm- 3.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $180Rl$216N
52240 M-f 9.00am-12.30pm 7l29-8l2 5 $248Rl$298N
52250 M-f 12.30pm- 3.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $180Rl$216N
52241 M-f 9.00am-12.30pm 8l5-8l9 5 $248Rl$298N
52251 M-f 12.30pm- 3.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $180Rl$216N
52242 M-f 9.00am-12.30pm 8l12-8l16 5 $248Rl$298N
52252 M-f 12.30pm- 3.00pm 8l12-8l16 5 $180Rl$216N
52254 M-f 9.00am-12.30pm 8l19-8l23 5 $248Rl$298N
52261 M-f 12.30pm- 3.00pm 8l19-8l23 5 $180Rl$216N
52255 M-f 9.00am-12.30pm 8l26-8l30 5 $248Rl$298N
52263 M-f 12.30pm- 3.00pm 8l26-8l30 5 $180Rl$216N
5uper Hero Engineering
NEW
7-12Y
LEGO
Super Heroes need your help to defeat the destructive

forces of their evil arch-villains! Explore inventions such as
Spider-Mans web shooter and the Bat Wing. Discover how these
gadgets work using real world concepts in physics, engineering,
and architecture. ~Instructor. PIay-WeII TEKnoIogies
52488 M-W, f 1.00pm- 4.00pm 7l1-7l5 4 $148Rl$177N
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TabIe Tennis Camps 7-15Y
by age and ability levels. They will improve fundamentals and be
involved in singles and doubles match play. Players are asked to
bring a paddle. Ratio is 6:1. ~Instructor. Li!etime Tennis
51615 M-f 3.20pm- 5.20pm 4l15-4l19 5 $184Rl$202N
51616 M-f 3.20pm- 5.20pm 6l10-6l14 5 $184Rl$202N
51617 M-f 3.20pm- 5.20pm 6l17-6l21 5 $184Rl$202N
51618 M-f 3.20pm- 5.20pm 6l24-6l28 5 $184Rl$202N
51619 M-W, f 3.20pm- 5.20pm 7l1-7l5 4 $147Rl$162N
51620 M-f 3.20pm- 5.20pm 7l8-7l12 5 $184Rl$202N
51621 M-f 3.20pm- 5.20pm 7l15-7l19 5 $184Rl$202N
51622 M-f 3.20pm- 5.20pm 7l22-7l26 5 $184Rl$202N
51623 M-f 3.20pm- 5.20pm 7l29-8l2 5 $184Rl$202N
51624 M-f 3.20pm- 5.20pm 8l5-8l9 5 $184Rl$202N
51625 M-f 3.20pm- 5.20pm 8l12-8l16 5 $184Rl$202N
51626 M-f 3.20pm- 5.20pm 8l19-8l23 5 $184Rl$202N
51627 M-f 3.20pm- 5.20pm 8l26-8l30 5 $184Rl$202N
The PIayer's GoI! Camp 7-17Y
Lets head to the course! You must have completed Junior Golf or
Intermediate Junior Golf. This is the place to advance your game
to the next level. ~Instructor. Deep CIi!! 5ta!!
52676 M-f 2.00pm- 4.30pm 6l10-6l14 5 $220Rl$264N
52677 M-f 2.00pm- 4.30pm 6l17-6l21 5 $220Rl$264N
52678 M-f 2.00pm- 4.30pm 6l24-6l28 5 $220Rl$264N
52679 M-f 2.00pm- 4.30pm 7l1-7l5 5 $220Rl$264N
52680 M-f 2.00pm- 4.30pm 7l8-7l12 5 $220Rl$264N
52681 M-f 2.00pm- 4.30pm 7l15-7l19 5 $220Rl$264N
52682 M-f 2.00pm- 4.30pm 7l22-7l26 5 $220Rl$264N
52683 M-f 2.00pm- 4.30pm 7l29-8l2 5 $220Rl$264N
52684 M-f 2.00pm- 4.30pm 8l5-8l9 5 $220Rl$264N
52685 M-f 2.00pm- 4.30pm 8l12-8l16 5 $220Rl$264N
Think, Write, Debate 9-12Y
Learn to speak and write with logic, conviction, and eloquence.
Debate fun topics individually and in teams, learn to defend
opinions with logic and style, and to write a well-structured
persuasive essay or speech. New topic and skills will be covered
each week. Materials fee: $20. ~Instructor. Austin
52344 M-f 9.00am- 3.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $310Rl$372N
52345 M-f 9.00am- 3.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $310Rl$372N
Trudi's Art Camp 5-8Y
School is out and art is in! Join Trudi for a fun-packed week of
exploring clay, paint, mosaics, and many other creative projects.
Campers will enjoy time in the studio and playtime in the park.
Any level of artist welcome! ~Instructor. Trudi
WiIson Park Ceramics Center
5-8Y
52280 M-f 9.00am- 1.00pm 4l15-4l19 5 $172Rl$206N
52511 M-f 9.00am- 1.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $172Rl$206N
52512 M-f 9.00am- 1.00pm 6l24-6l28 5 $172Rl$206N
52513 M-W, f 9.00am- 1.00pm 7l1-7l5 4 $138Rl$165N
52514 M-f 9.00am- 1.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $172Rl$206N
52515 M-f 9.00am- 1.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $172Rl$206N
52516 M-f 9.00am- 1.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $172Rl$206N
52517 M-f 9.00am- 1.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $172Rl$206N
52518 M-f 9.00am- 1.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $172Rl$206N
52519 M-f 9.00am- 1.00pm 8l12-8l16 5 $172Rl$206N
& PIaygrounds Combo Camp 6-10Y
52520 M-f 9.00am- 5.30pm 6l17-6l21 5 $214Rl$256N
52521 M-f 9.00am- 5.30pm 6l24-6l28 5 $214Rl$256N
52522 M-W, f 9.00am- 5.30pm 7l1-7l5 4 $172Rl$206N
52523 M-f 9.00am- 5.30pm 7l8-7l12 5 $214Rl$256N
52524 M-f 9.00am- 5.30pm 7l15-7l19 5 $214Rl$256N
52525 M-f 9.00am- 5.30pm 7l22-7l26 5 $214Rl$256N
52526 M-f 9.00am- 5.30pm 7l29-8l2 5 $214Rl$256N
52527 M-f 9.00am- 5.30pm 8l5-8l9 5 $214Rl$256N
52528 M-f 9.00am- 5.30pm 8l12-8l16 5 $214Rl$256N
VisuaI Arts Camp 5-9Y
Designed for creative kids who want to learn imaginative ways
to express themselves. Use vibrant paints and oil pastels on a rich
selection of paper and canvas board. Make your own clay fossils,
use wood to make 3D sculptures, and Crayola
Magic Clay for

creatures of all sizes. Materials fee: $30. ~Instructor. KoehIer
52495 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l24-6l28 5 $150Rl$180N
52496 M-f 1.30pm- 4.30pm 6l24-6l28 5 $150Rl$180N
Young City uiIders vith LEGO
and K'NEX
5-7Y
Have fun building a working LEGO
city! Design structures such

as a re station, bridges, houses, and more. Learn how to build
motorized vehicles and thrill rides for the city. Use KNEX
to
create a motorized car, helicopter, rolling creature, robot, and
more! Students take home a T-shirt and LEGO
project. ~Instructor.
TechKnovHov
PortaI Park uiIding
52507 M-f 9.00am- 3.30pm 6l17-6l21 5 $385Rl$462N
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McClellan Ranch Preserve
AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
1r. 5cientist's CIub. irds 5-8Y
Well learn about the many birds that live in the area, from tiny
hummingbirds to large hawks and owls. Well get a chance to
observe bird behavior and learn about nests, eggs, migration, and
more. ~Instructor. 5ta!!
52264 Th 3.30pm- 5.00pm 5l2-5l16 3 $20Rl$24N
5ecret 5igns. Tracking and Observing WiIdIi!e 5-8Y
Put on your Sherlock Holmes hat as we learn to seek out signs of
the animals of McClellan Ranch and interpret what we nd. Well
safely and silently seek out some of these creatures to observe
their habits and appreciate their beauty. ~Instructor. 5ta!!
52455 Tu 3.30pm- 5.00pm 5l21-6l4 3 $20Rl$24N
ADULT & FAMILY
NATURE ACTIVITIES
ees and Honey 5Y+
Discover the partnership between bees and beekeepers. Well
investigate inactive box hives, beekeeping equipment, and bees
in action as they forage for nectar and pollen. Children under
14 must be accompanied by an adult registered in the program.
~Instructor. 5ta!!
53163 Sa 2.00pm- 3.30pm 6l15 1 $5Rl$6N
Iacksmithing 5Y+
Watch a blacksmith transform iron into useful objects using a
hammer, anvil, and re. Learn about the history and science of
this craft. Children under 14 years must be accompanied by an
adult registered in the program. ~Instructor. 5ta!!
52267 Sa 2.00pm- 3.30pm 5l11 1 $4Rl$5N
ExpIoring the Night 5ky 5Y+
Learn how to recognize constellations, nd planets, nebula and
other astronomical wonders using star charts, binoculars and
telescopes. As a bonus, we may see or hear the nocturnal wildlife
of McClellan Ranch Preserve. Recommended for children ages
10 and up, but the whole family is welcome. All children 14
and under must be accompanied by an adult registered in the
program.
52457 Sa 8.00pm- 9.30pm 5l4 1 $4Rl$5N

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NOTE5
CIasses vith this symboI require parent
participation.
For fee waiver assistance, contact West Valley Community
Services at 408-255-8033.
If you have a disability that requires special
accommodations in order to participate, please let us know
when you register.
A minimum number of participants must enroll in order
for a class to be held. Classes with low enrollment may be
cancelled, so please register early.
Before you register, please read the Refund/Transfer Policy
on page 78.
VOLUNTEER
HeIp care !or McCIeIIan Ranch Preserve and
other city parks.
Would you like to volunteer to help care for McClellan Ranch
Preserve and other Cupertino parks?
Helping Hands is a volunteer group that works to keep our
parks beautiful by picking up litter, removing invasive plants,
propagating and planting native plants, and maintaining
trails.
To nd out more, call 408-777-3120
or email helpinghands@cupertino.org.
Open House at the Nature Museum
Drop in at the Nature Museum in McClellan Ranch Preserve to
visit the turtles, snakes, mice, and live insect displays, Fridays,
3:00-5:00pm, and Saturdays, 11am-3pm.
1unior NaturaIist CIub
Become a Cupertino Jr. Naturalist by learning about our
local native plants and animals and the habitats where they
are found. Youll receive a booklet with games, puzzles and
activities that will help you explore and learn about nature.
Youll earn a Jr. Naturalist pin when you have completed
activities in all seasons. The booklet includes simple activities
appropriate for 4-5 year old children to do with the help
of a parent or sibling, as well as more challenging activities
appropriate to children up to age twelve. Completing some
activities will require visiting McClellan Ranch Preserve or other
nearby nature preserves, but families can choose to explore the
nature preserve on their own following the self-guided activities
in the book, or by joining in nature programs led by staff at
McClellan Ranch Preserve.
1unior Gardener's CIub
Learn gardening tips and techniques on how to plant and
maintain your very own garden! Join Master Gardeners in
the Community Gardens located at McClellan Ranch Preserve
for a free and exciting hands-on experience. Seasonal plants,
watering practices, tool usage, weed and pest control, and
organic gardening are just a few topics which will be covered.
Dates and times are TBA. For more information, contact Dave
Jahns at davidj@cupertino.org or 408-777-3120.
ONGOING NATURE PROGRAMS
famiIy ug Days 4Y+
Come out and learn about creepy, crawly creatures with your
children as you join a naturalist on a bug hunt in the nature
preserve. Find out what tools and techniques entomologists
use to nd and capture insects. Children under 12 must be
accompanied by a registered adult. ~Instructor. 5ta!!
52266 Sa 3.00pm- 4.30pm 5l4 1 $4Rl$5N
Thursday Evening Nature. 4Y+
Come enjoy the nature preserve as the day cools off. Depending
on the night, youll have an opportunity to meet the domestic
animals of Rolling Hills 4-H Club, learn about the native creatures
and plants that live in the nature preserve, and try your hands at
a few nature crafts. These programs are appropriate for children
4-11 years accompanied by an adult registered in the program.
~Instructor. 5ta!!
5iIk & 5iIkvorms
53158 Th 6.30pm- 7.45pm 6l20 1 $4Rl$5N
Trees & Lea! Prints
53159 Th 6.30pm- 7.45pm 6l27 1 $4Rl$5N
Goats
53160 Th 6.30pm- 7.45pm 7l11 1 $4Rl$5N
Snakes
53161 Th 6.30pm- 7.45pm 7l25 1 $4Rl$5N
PouItry
53162 Th 6.30pm- 7.45pm 8l1 1 $4Rl$5N
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YOUTH
ART
eginning Draving 5-8Y
This class will introduce a variety of drawing techniques and
different media including oil pastels, graphite and color pencils,
and drafting pens. The activities are designed to strengthen both
technical and creative-thinking skills. ~Instructor. Euphrat Museum
o! Art
53169 Th 4.00pm- 5.00pm 6l20-8l22 9 $171Rl$205N
53170 Sa 9.30am-10.30am 6l22-8l24 10 $190Rl$228N
eginning 5eving, Cra!ts & DoII fashions 6-12Y
Beginning sewing machine instruction, colorful accessories, craft
projects, and fun patterns for your favorite 18-inch doll fashions.
All sewing machines and materials provided. Materials fee: $25.
~Instructor. Merry
52208 Tu 4.30pm- 6.30pm 5l7-5l21 3 $55Rl$66N
52209 W 4.30pm- 6.30pm 5l8-5l22 3 $55Rl$66N
52210 F 4.30pm- 6.30pm 5l10-5l24 3 $55Rl$66N
first 5teps in Draving & Painting 4-6Y
This class is for very young students just beginning to learn the
art of drawing, painting, and composition. Through a sequential
series of projects the children will learn many foundational
techniques and concepts. ~Instructor. Euphrat Museum o! Art
53168 W 4.00pm- 5.00pm 6l19-8l21 10 $190Rl$228N
Intermediate Draving 6-10Y
Develop stronger technical drawing skills. Work with ebony and
color pencils, Cont crayons, and pastels on vellum bristol and
other types of drawing paper and illustration board. Projects will
draw from still life, reference materials, and the imagination.
~Instructor. Euphrat Museum o! Art
53171 Sa 10.45am-11.45am 6l22-8l24 10 $190Rl$228N
My first Art CIass 1.5-5Y
Come experience 5 art stations in this multi-media class where
process is more important than the nished product. Class nishes
with singing and dancing. Parent participation class. Materials
fee: $5 for 4-week class. ~Instructor. Van KeuIen
1.5-3Y
53166 Tu 9.30am-10.30am 6l18-7l9 4 $55Rl$66N
2-5Y
53167 Tu 10.45am-11.45am 6l18-7l9 4 $55Rl$66N
RepresentationaI Draving & Painting 5-9Y
Learn representational drawing and painting skills. Learn to see
and analyze the contour shapes that make up forms; practice
shading, perspective, and principles of strong composition.
~Instructor. Euphrat Museum o! Art
53172 M 3.45pm- 5.15pm 6l17-8l19 10 $255Rl$306N

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TGIf Open 5tudio 10Y+
first friday o! each month
7pm-10pm
WiIson Park Ceramics 5tudio
$7lhour + the cost o! materiaIs, payabIe to instructor upon
checking out
Attention youth artist! Join us on the rst Friday of each
month for TGIF Open Studio at Wilson Park Ceramics Studio.
Bring your creative ideas and use our supplies to make clay,
silk, jewelry, mosaics, and more. Instructor on hand to assist.
Experienced wheel students have access to our potters
wheels. Materials fee for clay includes glaze and ring.
COMMUNICATION
Academic Writingl5TAR Prep. 1ournaIism 5-14Y
Maintain the gains your child made during the school year! In
Journalism students collaborate to create a newspaper while
writing. Materials fee: $25. No class on 7/4, 7/6. ~Instructor.
5-6Y
53204 W 4.45pm- 6.40pm 6l26-7l31 6 $305Rl$366N
53203 Sa 1.30pm- 3.25pm 6l22-8l3 6 $305Rl$366N
7-8Y
53206 Tu 4.45pm- 6.40pm 6l25-7l30 6 $305Rl$366N
53205 Sa 1.30pm- 3.25pm 6l22-8l3 6 $305Rl$366N
9-10Y
53207 M 4.45pm- 6.40pm 6l24-7l29 6 $325Rl$390N
53208 Sa 9.00am-10.55am 6l22-8l3 6 $325Rl$390N
11-14Y
53210 Th 4.45pm- 6.40pm 6l27-8l8 6 $325Rl$390N
53209 Sa 11.00am-12.55pm 6l22-8l3 6 $325Rl$390N
DebatelCriticaI Thinking. 5tudent Congress 9-14Y
In Student Congress, a mock legislative session, students
debate bills. While they improve critical thinking, research,
organization, presentation, and listening skills, students have fun,
gain condence, and experience teambuilding. Materials: $15. No
class on 7/6. ~Instructor. Communication Academy
9-10Y
53201 Sa 1.30pm- 3.25pm 6l22-8l3 6 $335Rl$402N
11-14Y
53202 Sa 3.30pm- 5.25pm 6l22-8l3 6 $335Rl$402N
Pre-PubIic 5peaking & 5-8Y
Academic Writing Combo
Save $55-$60 when you enroll in combo classes which combine
two fun, back-to-back classes. Dont delay on this fantastic
opportunity! Materials fee: $40-$50. No class 7/6. ~Instructor.
5-6Y
53211 Sa 11.00am- 3.25pm 6l22-8l3 6 $550Rl$660N
7-8Y
53215 Sa 1.30pm- 5.25pm 6l22-8l3 6 $550Rl$660N
Pre-PubIic 5peaking. Condent 5eI! 5-8Y
Condence is key! In Condent Self, students learn to integrate
manners in daily interactions. Students strengthen their public
speaking foundation and discover how to be a better friend
and a model student. Materials fee: $15. No class 7/6. ~Instructor.
5-6Y
53192 Tu 4.45pm- 6.40pm 6l25-7l30 6 $305Rl$366N
53191 Sa 11.00am-12.55pm 6l22-8l3 6 $305Rl$366N
7-8Y
53195 W 4.45pm- 6.40pm 6l26-7l31 6 $305Rl$366N
53193 Sa 9.00am-10.55am 6l22-8l3 6 $305Rl$366N
53194 Sa 3.30pm- 5.25pm 6l22-8l3 6 $305Rl$366N
PubIic 5peaking & Academic Writing Combo 9-14Y
9-10Y
53221 Sa 9.00am-12.55pm 6l22-8l3 6 $595Rl$714N
11-14Y
53222 Sa 9.00am-12.55pm 6l22-8l3 6 $595Rl$714N
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COOKING
Mother's Day akery ox 5-12Y
Create all of Moms, Aunties and Grandmas favorite bakery
treats just in time for Mothers Day! Make a card and wonderful
packaging for the perfect giving-gift. Materials fee: $7. ~Instructor.
Merry
52467 Sa 9.00am-11.00am 5l11 1 $25Rl$30N
52468 Sa 12.00pm- 2.00pm 5l11 1 $25Rl$30N
PubIic 5peaking & Debate Combo 9-10Y
53223 Sa 11.00am- 3.25pm 6l22-8l3 6 $605Rl$726N
PubIic 5peaking. Creative Interpretation 9-14Y
speech. Student improve analytical/organizational skills while
class 7/4, 7/6. ~Instructor. Communication Academy
9-10Y
53198 Th 4.45pm- 6.40pm 6l27-8l8 6 $325Rl$390N
53197 Sa 11.00am-12.55pm 6l22-8l3 6 $325Rl$390N
11-14Y
53200 Tu 4.45pm- 6.40pm 6l25-7l30 6 $325Rl$390N
53199 Sa 9.00am-10.55am 6l22-7l27 6 $325Rl$390N
DANCE
aIIet 1 5Y+
In this joyful introduction to ballet, young dancers develop
strength, grace, and coordination. Students will exercise at the
barre, work on basic ballet positions, combinations, and routines.
~Instructors. WaIton, 5Y+, Pacic Dance Co. 5ta!!, 6Y+
uinIan Community Center Dance Room
5Y+
52840 M 3.45pm- 4.30pm 7l1-8l19 8 $68Rl$82N
52842 W 3.45pm- 4.30pm 7l3-8l21 8 $68Rl$82N
6Y+
52843 Sa 2.00pm- 2.45pm 7l13-8l17 6 $54Rl$65N
aIIet 2 6Y+
Returning students will enjoy this delightful class! Dancers must
have completed one year of Ballet 1 or be at least 8 years old.
~Instructor. WaIton
52844 M 4.30pm- 5.15pm 7l1-8l19 8 $68Rl$82N
52845 W 4.30pm- 5.15pm 7l3-8l21 8 $68Rl$82N
aIIet 3 7Y+
This exciting class is for continuing ballet students who love to
dance! Explore ballet technique, with lots of opportunities to
move. Dancers need a minimum of 2 years of ballet to take this
class. ~Instructor. WaIton
53093 M 5.15pm- 6.00pm 7l1-8l19 8 $68Rl$82N
52846 W 5.15pm- 6.00pm 7l3-8l21 8 $68Rl$82N
aIIet 4 8Y+
This high-energy class is for those with a love for ballet. Students
must have a minimum of 3 years of dance training. ~Instructor.
WaIton
52847 M 5.15pm- 6.15pm 7l1-8l19 8 $68Rl$82N
52848 W 5.15pm- 6.15pm 7l3-8l21 8 $68Rl$82N
aIIet 5 9Y+
This high-energy class is for those who want to continue with
their advanced studies. Students must have a minimum of 4 years
of dance training. ~Instructor. WaIton
52849 M W 5.15pm- 6.15pm 7l1-8l21 16 $104Rl$125N
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eginning Acrobatics and 1azz 4-8Y
In this class, children will learn safe and basic acrobatic skills like
tumbling, rolls, hand stands, back bends, and cart wheels. They
will also learn fun beginning Jazz dance combinations including
leaps, turns and kicks. This class will also focus on exibility.
~Instructor. Pacic Dance Co. 5ta!!
uinIan Community Center Activity Room
52857 M 4.45pm- 5.30pm 7l8-8l12 6 $54Rl$65N
52858 Sa 2.00pm- 2.45pm 7l13-8l17 6 $54Rl$65N
eginning CheerIeadinglDance Team 6-14Y
Go team! Go! Thinking about auditioning some day for a
cheerleading/dance team? In this high energy class, students will
learn cheers and cheer/dance routines. Class will also work on jazz
technique, exibility, audition skills, and team work. Pom poms
are provided! ~Instructor. Pacic Dance Co. 5ta!!
52859 Sa 3.30pm- 4.15pm 7l13-8l17 6 $54Rl$65N
oIIy abies 10M-5Y
Come join us for an exciting and unique class where you will
dance and groove to some of the most exhilarating songs from
Bollywood. Well use exciting props and accessories to add to the
fun. This will be an amazing experience for you to do together!
No class 7/4. ~Instructor. oIIytude
10M-2Y
52864 Th 10.45am-11.30am 6l20-8l15 8 $72Rl$86N
2-5Y
52865 Th 11.45am-12.30pm 6l20-8l15 8 $72Rl$86N
reak Dance 5-16Y
You will learn break-dancing basics like toprock, footwork, spins,
and freezes, plus a choreographed routine. Students will learn
to count music, dance with strong movements, and will develop
their own unique style. Students should bring knee pads, hat/
beanie, and elbow pads. ~Instructor. Pacic Dance Co. 5ta!!
LeveI 1 5-10Y
52868 F 5.30pm- 6.30pm 6l21-7l26 6 $54Rl$65N
LeveI 1 11-16Y
52867 F 4.30pm- 5.30pm 6l21-7l26 6 $54Rl$65N
LeveI 2 5-16Y
52869 F 6.30pm- 7.30pm 6l21-7l26 6 $54Rl$65N
Hip Hop Dance 5-16Y
Want to dance like the performers in your favorite Hip Hop
or Pop video? In this class you will learn to count music, dance
with strong movements, and will develop your own style and
condence to perform in front of a group. ~Instructor. Pacic
Dance Co. 5ta!!
LeveI 1 5-16Y
52888 Sa 2.45pm- 3.45pm 7l13-8l17 6 $54Rl$65N
LeveI 2 5-10Y
52885 Tu 6.00pm- 7.00pm 6l18-7l23 6 $54Rl$65N
LeveI 2 11-16Y
52887 Tu 5.00pm- 6.00pm 6l18-7l23 6 $54Rl$65N
LeveI 1 5-16Y
52886 Tu 7.00pm- 8.20pm 6l18-7l23 6 $54Rl$65N
Pre-aIIet 3-5Y
This class is designed for preschool-aged children to work on
ballet positions, coordination, and routines. Ballet shoes are
recommended but will be discussed at the rst class. ~Instructor.
Pacic Dance Co. 5ta!!
52855 M 4.00pm- 4.45pm 7l8-8l12 6 $54Rl$65N
52853 Sa 11.15am-12.00pm 7l13-8l17 6 $54Rl$65N
52851 F 2.15pm- 3.00pm 7l12-8l16 6 $54Rl$65N
52852 F 4.00pm- 4.45pm 7l12-8l16 6 $54Rl$65N
52854 Sa 2.45pm- 3.30pm 7l13-8l17 6 $54Rl$65N
42
DANCEKIDS
CooI Kids Hip Hopl1azz Dance 5-7Y
Come on Boys and Girls, lets have some serious fun! Put on your
dancing shoes and lets boogie and bee bop to fun, lively music!
Students will learn basic hip hop and jazz steps and routines. They
will improve their coordination, balance, rhythm, and social skills.
No class 7/4. ~Instructor. Dancekids
53097 Th 3.30pm- 4.15pm 6l20-8l22 9 $99Rl$119N
53098 Sa 11.00am-11.45am 6l22-8l17 9 $99Rl$119N
Dance 5ensations 5-7Y
Come and try this active and energized class. The students will
do an active, jazzy warm-up, learn basic jazz and ballet dance
steps and routines. Creative movement will be incorporated with
streamers, scarves, and hula hoops to lively music. No class 7/4.
~Instructor. Dancekids
52876 Th 4.30pm- 5.15pm 6l20-8l22 9 $99Rl$119N
Dancin' oogie abies 16-30M
Come have some fun with your little one doing the Boogie
Woogie Bear! You and your baby will sing and dance to lively
nursery songs and show tunes. Jump, run, hop, and boogie away
with hula-hoops, scarves, and beanbags. ~Instructor. Dancekids
52877 F 10.30am-11.15am 6l21-8l16 9 $99Rl$119N
fairy Princess TaplaIIet 3-5Y
The little ones will get to learn really fun basic tap steps and song
and dance routines. They will dance with crowns, owers and
wands to beautiful Princess Ballet music while doing traditional
ballet steps and dances. ~Instructor. Dancekids
52879 Tu 9.30am-10.15am 6l18-8l13 9 $99Rl$119N
Hooray !or aIIet 2.5-4Y
Calling all budding ballerinas. Basic positions, steps, and
moves will be taught to classical ballet music and preschool
tunes. Stretching will be included to improve their exibility,
coordination, strength, and balance. ~Instructor. Dancekids
52889 Sa 9.00am- 9.45am 6l22-8l17 9 $99Rl$119N
Kids Hip Hop oogie 4-6Y
Bounce, jump, and spin! Your child will love this energetic, action-
packed class. Learn basic hip hop dance moves to fun kids music
while building condence, coordination, and rhythm. A really
cool dance routine will be taught along with lots of dance steps
and funky moves! ~Instructor. Dancekids
53096 Tu 11.15am-12.00pm 6l18-8l13 9 $99Rl$119N
Princess Pre-aIIet 3-5Y
In this magical princess-themed class, students learn ballet,
creative dance, and basic steps. They use fun props like scarves,
princess wands, and tiaras while dancing to their favorite princess
music! ~Instructor. Dancekids
53094 F 9.30am-10.15am 6l21-8l16 9 $99Rl$119N
Tiny Tot aIIet 2-4Y
Magic wands,teddy bears,and tutus! Children will love this fun,
action-packed class. Students will be introduced to ballet and
creative movement, learn ballet steps, use props, sing songs, and
begin to understand dance terminology. ~Instructor. Dancekids
53095 Tu 10.30am-11.15am 6l18-8l13 9 $99Rl$119N
TvinkIe Toes, Happy Tappy feet 3-5Y
Your little one will tip toe through the tulips learning basic ballet
steps and positions. Kids will learn shufes, brushes, heel stomps,
and tap dance basics. Ballet classical music and tap tunes will be
used! ~Instructor. Dancekids
53100 Sa 10.00am-10.45am 6l22-8l17 9 $99Rl$119N
Yoga fun !or Kids 5-8Y
A beginner class that includes stretching, proper breathing, and
learning the positions and stances of yoga. This class will improve
exibility, strength, posture, balance, and energy. Yoga ow and
funthis class is an exploration of mind and body for the yogis of
the future. ~Instructor. Dancekids
53099 F 11.30am-12.15pm 6l21-8l16 9 $99Rl$119N
43
EDUCATION
asic EIectronic 5kiIIs 6-9Y
This class teaches children about electricity, circuits, simple
machines, and physics. Students use Snap Circuit kits to make
specic projects in teams. Returning students work on new
projects. Materials fee: $5. ~Instructor. WizKidsTech
uinIan Community Center Con!erence Room
52188 Th 5.30pm- 6.30pm 5l9-5l30 4 $150Rl$180N
asic Engineering 5kiIIs vith LEGO
6-9Y
This fun, educational class offers students exciting projects to
build. Children learn to brainstorm, troubleshoot, work as a team,
and present their work. Returning students work on new projects.
~Instructor. WizKidsTech
uinIan Community Center Con!erence Room
52190 Th 4.00pm- 5.00pm 5l9-5l30 4 $150Rl$180N
FITNESS
Math OIympiads In!ormation Night
Join us on Wednesday, July 24, at 6:00pm at the Quinlan
Community Center for a free information night regarding our
2013/2014 Math Olympiads program, before registration begins.
The programs instructor, Mr. G, as well as former and current
students and parents, will be present to answer questions and
provide rst-hand experiences. Please note: Math Olympiads is
a year-long commitment and is for students in grades 4-8. Once
the program begins, switching classes and refunds will not be
accommodated.
Ice 5kating 5-14Y
Students will be introduced to basic skating skills that will provide
the knowledge to enjoy pleasure skating or to build upon.
~Instructor. Ice Center o! Cupertino
Cupertino 5quare Ice Center
5-7Y
53302 M 5.15pm- 5.45pm 6l3-7l8 6 $87Rl$104N
53304 M 5.15pm- 5.45pm 7l15-8l19 6 $87Rl$104N
8-14Y
53303 M 6.15pm- 6.45pm 6l3-7l8 6 $87Rl$104N
53305 M 6.15pm- 6.45pm 7l15-8l19 6 $87Rl$104N
Ice 5kating. ParentlChiId 3-4Y
A parent and child learning to ice skate together is a fun
experience. Classes are geared to the childs level, so parents will
learn quickly in these six-week courses. ~Instructor. Ice Center o!
Cupertino
53308 W 10.00am-10.30am 6l5-7l10 6 $87Rl$104N
53309 W 10.00am-10.30am 7l17-8l21 6 $87Rl$104N
Introduction to Ice Hockey 6-14Y
Students will learn to skate in the controlled manner that is
necessary to be a hockey player. Balance, use of blade edges,
forward and backward skating, crossovers, and stopping will
be taught in the rst four weeks. Prerequisite: completion of
beginning ice skating class. ~Instructor. Ice Center o! Cupertino
53310 Tu 4.15pm- 4.45pm 7l23-8l27 6 $87Rl$104N
Kidz In-Iine 5kating 6-10Y
This in-line skating class for kids is an introduction to safety,
basic skating, stopping, and turning. Please bring your skates
and water bottle. Safety equipment is mandatory: wrist guards,
helmet, knee and elbow pads. ~Instructor. Lenihan
City HaII Parking Lot
52721 Sa 8.50am-10.00am 7l13 1 $25Rl$30N
52722 Sa 8.50am-10.00am 8l3 1 $25Rl$30N
44
GYMNASTICS
Gymnastics. Advanced 8-12Y
Designed for boys and girls whose passion for gymnastics
has surpassed recreational standards. Class will focus on
fundamentals, exibility, strength, and advanced gymnastics
skills. Prerequisite: Instructor approval. ~Instructor. Tvisters 5ports
Center
Monta Vista Recreation Center Gymnastics Room
53298 Tu 3.30pm- 5.00pm 6l11-8l13 10 $133Rl$160N
53299 F 5.15pm- 6.45pm 6l14-8l16 10 $133Rl$160N
Gymnastics. eginning 6-12Y
Our beginning level classes introduce the four basic gymnastics
events: vault, uneven bars, balance beam, and oor exercise. Your
child and his/her instructor will track development on his/her skill
chart. No class 7/4. ~Instructor. Tvisters 5ports Center
oys 6-10Y
53276 M 3.15pm- 4.10pm 6l10-8l12 10 $125Rl$150N
53277 Th 3.45pm- 4.40pm 6l13-8l15 9 $113Rl$136N
53278 Th 5.15pm- 6.10pm 6l13-8l15 9 $113Rl$136N
53279 F 3.30pm- 4.25pm 6l14-8l16 10 $125Rl$150N
53280 F 4.30pm- 5.25pm 6l14-8l16 10 $125Rl$150N
GirIs 6-10Y
53281 M 4.30pm- 5.25pm 6l10-8l12 10 $125Rl$150N
53282 Tu 3.00pm- 3.55pm 6l11-8l13 10 $125Rl$150N
53283 W 3.30pm- 4.25pm 6l12-8l14 10 $125Rl$150N
53284 Th 3.30pm- 4.25pm 6l13-8l15 9 $113Rl$135N
53285 Th 4.45pm- 5.40pm 6l13-8l15 9 $113Rl$135N
53286 F 3.15pm- 4.10pm 6l14-8l16 10 $125Rl$150N
53287 F 4.00pm- 4.55pm 6l14-8l16 10 $125Rl$150N
GirIs 8-12Y
53288 Tu 4.00pm- 4.55pm 6l11-8l13 10 $125Rl$150N
53289 Sa 1.00pm- 1.55pm 6l15-8l17 10 $125Rl$150N
Gymnastics. CartvheeI Kinders 4-5Y
Cartwheel Kinders further expands physical, mental, and social
development. Participants will learn basic gymnastics terminology,
positions, and skills. Children are carefully spotted until they can
complete the skill successfully. No class 7/4. ~Instructor. Tvisters
Sports Center
53250 Tu 11.15am-11.55am 6l11-8l13 10 $118Rl$142N
53251 Tu 12.15pm-12.55pm 6l11-8l13 10 $118Rl$142N
53252 Tu 1.30pm- 2.10pm 6l11-8l13 10 $118Rl$142N
53253 Tu 3.15pm- 3.55pm 6l11-8l13 10 $118Rl$142N
53254 Tu 4.15pm- 4.55pm 6l11-8l13 10 $118Rl$142N
53255 W 3.15pm- 3.55pm 6l12-8l14 10 $118Rl$142N
53256 Th 11.15am-11.55am 6l13-8l15 9 $106Rl$130N
53257 Th 1.30pm- 2.10pm 6l13-8l15 9 $106Rl$130N
53258 Th 2.15pm- 2.55pm 6l13-8l15 9 $106Rl$130N
53259 F 11.45am-12.25pm 6l14-8l16 10 $118Rl$142N
53260 Sa 10.00am-10.40am 6l15-8l17 10 $118Rl$142N
53261 Sa 10.15am-10.55am 6l15-8l17 10 $118Rl$142N
53262 Sa 10.30am-11.10am 6l15-8l17 10 $118Rl$142N
Gymnastics. ChiIdren vith 5peciaI Needs 5-12Y
This class will focus on basic gymnastics skills, strength, balance,
gross and ne motor skills, hand-eye and foot-eye coordination,
and laterality. Ideal for children to improve motor skills,
coordination, balance, and focus. ~Instructor. Tvisters 5ports
Center
53273 M 4.15pm- 4.55pm 6l10-8l12 10 $93Rl$112N
53274 W 5.15pm- 5.55pm 6l12-8l14 10 $93Rl$112N
53275 Sa 9.15am- 9.55am 6l15-8l17 10 $93Rl$112N
Gymnastics. Dyno TumbIers 5-6Y
This class offers the opportunity to transition from preschool to
recreational level classes. Students will continue to develop basic
coordination and gymnastics and social skills, with an emphasis
on safety and fun. No class 7/4. ~Instructor. Tvisters 5ports Center
53263 M 1.30pm- 2.10pm 6l10-8l12 10 $118Rl$142N
53264 M 3.45pm- 4.25pm 6l10-8l12 10 $118Rl$142N
53265 Tu 2.15pm- 2.55pm 6l11-8l13 10 $118Rl$142N
53266 W 11.45am-12.25pm 6l12-8l14 10 $118Rl$142N
53267 W 2.15pm- 2.55pm 6l12-8l14 10 $118Rl$142N
53268 Th 4.15pm- 4.55pm 6l13-8l15 9 $106Rl$130N
53269 Th 5.00pm- 5.40pm 6l13-8l15 9 $106Rl$130N
53270 Sa 11.30am-12.10pm 6l15-8l17 10 $118Rl$142N
53271 Sa 11.45am-12.25pm 6l15-8l17 10 $118Rl$142N
53272 Sa 12.45pm- 1.25pm 6l15-8l17 10 $118Rl$142N
Gymnastics. Intermediate 6-12Y
Focus on strength, exibility, technique, and skill mechanics. Must
be able to do a straight-arm bridge, cartwheel, and handstand.
Prerequisite: two consecutive beginning level classes or instructor
approval. No class 7/4. ~Instructor. Tvisters 5ports Center
oys 8-12Y
53290 Tu 5.15pm- 6.10pm 6l11-8l13 10 $125Rl$150N
GirIs 6-10Y
53291 Tu 5.00pm- 5.55pm 6l11-8l13 10 $125Rl$150N
53292 F 4.15pm- 5.10pm 6l14-8l16 10 $125Rl$150N
53293 F 5.00pm- 5.55pm 6l14-8l16 10 $125Rl$150N
GirIs 8-12Y
53294 W 4.15pm- 5.10pm 6l12-8l14 10 $125Rl$150N
53295 W 4.30pm- 5.25pm 6l12-8l14 10 $125Rl$150N
53296 Sa 2.00pm- 2.55pm 6l15-8l17 10 $125Rl$150N
45
MUSIC
Gymnastics. PreschooI PIayers 3-4Y
Preschoolers will experience class structure in a safe and fun
environment that further enhances motor skills, coordination,
and self-condence. Your child will be learning the most
fundamental gymnastics skills from trained instructors. No class
7/4. ~Instructor. Tvisters 5ports Center
53234 M 9.45am-10.25am 6l10-8l12 10 $118Rl$142N
53235 M 10.30am-11.10am 6l10-8l12 10 $118Rl$142N
53236 M 11.15am-11.55am 6l10-8l12 10 $118Rl$142N
53237 M 3.00pm- 3.40pm 6l10-8l12 10 $118Rl$142N
53238 Tu 9.45am-10.25am 6l11-8l13 10 $118Rl$142N
53239 Tu 10.30am-11.10am 6l11-8l13 10 $118Rl$142N
53240 Tu 11.30am-12.10pm 6l11-8l13 10 $118Rl$142N
53241 W 10.00am-10.40am 6l12-8l14 10 $118Rl$142N
53242 W 10.15am-10.55am 6l12-8l14 10 $118Rl$142N
53243 W 10.45am-11.25am 6l12-8l14 10 $118Rl$142N
53244 Th 9.45am-10.25am 6l13-8l15 9 $106Rl$130N
53245 Th 10.30am-11.10am 6l13-8l15 9 $106Rl$130N
53246 F 11.00am-11.40am 6l14-8l16 10 $118Rl$142N
53247 Sa 10.45am-11.25am 6l15-8l17 10 $118Rl$142N
53248 Sa 11.00am-11.40am 6l15-7l27 7 $118Rl$142N
53249 Sa 11.15am-11.55am 6l15-8l17 10 $118Rl$142N
Gymnastics. WaIking Wonders 1.5-3Y
This class is designed for children, walkers to 3 years, in an effort
to enhance motor development and encourage a love of physical
tness. Students and parents are introduced to gymnastics
concepts and equipment. No class 7/4. ~Instructor. Tvisters 5ports
Center
53225 M 9.00am- 9.40am 6l10-8l12 10 $118Rl$142N
53226 Tu 9.00am- 9.40am 6l11-8l13 10 $118Rl$142N
53227 Tu 10.45am-11.25am 6l11-8l13 10 $118Rl$142N
53228 W 9.30am-10.10am 6l12-8l14 10 $118Rl$142N
53229 W 11.00am-11.40am 6l12-8l14 10 $118Rl$142N
53230 F 9.30am-10.10am 6l14-8l16 10 $118Rl$142N
53231 F 10.15am-10.55am 6l14-8l16 10 $118Rl$142N
53232 Sa 9.30am-10.10am 6l15-8l17 10 $118Rl$142N
53233 Sa 9.45am-10.25am 6l15-8l17 10 $118Rl$142N
eethoven eginners 3-5Y
Come learn piano with Beethoven Bear and Mozart Mouse!
Students will learn music theory and piano basics in a fun and
positive environment. Access to piano/keyboard at home is
essential. Parent or guardian must attend with child. Materials
fee: $18. ~Instructor. Notevorthy Music
53152 Sa 9.50am-10.35am 6l29-8l31 10 $160Rl$192N
iIinguaI Chinese & EngIish Music CIass 2-5Y
A fun and creative environment for children to explore music and
learn Chinese through songs, rhymes, body movements, rhythm,
ash cards, instrument playing, and more. The class will be taught
by a uent Chinese speaker. Materials fee: $15. ~Instructor. 1oy!uI
MeIodies 5ta!!
53186 F 10.30am-11.15am 7l5-8l23 8 $150Rl$180N
53187 Sa 9.45am-10.30am 7l6-8l24 8 $150Rl$180N
Drumming 6-12Y
This course focuses on developing effective hand technique,
rhythm, and precision. Intermediate is for those who have
completed our beginner course or have previous drumming
experience. Bring your own drum pad and sticks. Materials fee:
$13. ~Instructor. Notevorthy Music
eginner
53141 Th 5.10pm- 5.55pm 6l27-8l29 9 $144Rl$173N
Intermediate
53140 Th 4.20pm- 5.05pm 6l27-8l29 9 $144Rl$173N
Group fIute 7-12Y
Learn music fundamentals, such as note reading, rhythm, music
theory, and basic ute playing. Non-refundable materials fee:
$25. Please bring your own ute. ~Instructor. MAM 5ta!!
MeIody Academy o! Music Music Room
53184 Sa 7.00pm- 7.45pm 6l15-7l20 6 $144Rl$173N
53185 Sa 7.00pm- 7.45pm 7l27-8l31 6 $144Rl$173N
fee Waiver
DisabiIity
accommodations, please let us know when you register.
Cancellations
Re!unds and Trans!ers
on page 78.
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Group Guitar !or Youth 6-12Y
Introduce music to your children the right way by letting them
get their hands on the coolest instrument in the world, the
guitar! No experience necessary. Students must bring their own
guitars. ~Instructor. 1oy!uI MeIodies 5ta!!
53188 W 6.00pm- 7.00pm 7l10-8l28 8 $200Rl$240N
53189 Sa 4.00pm- 5.00pm 7l6-8l24 8 $200Rl$240N
Group VioIin CIass 6-10Y
Suzuki method is combined with Western teaching methods
to provide a strong foundation for playing this sophisticated
instrument. Non-refundable materials fee: $45, includes 6-week
violin rental. ~Instructor. MAM 5ta!!
53182 Tu 6.30pm- 7.15pm 6l18-7l23 6 $144Rl$173N
53181 Sa 3.45pm- 4.30pm 6l15-7l20 6 $144Rl$173N
53183 Su 2.30pm- 3.15pm 7l21-8l25 6 $144Rl$173N
MeIody's Piano eginners 4-7Y
Melody Academy of Music offers this fun and informative
program. Keyboards are provided. Non-refundable materials
fee:$45. Fee includes one parent and one child. No non-registered
children or adults allowed in the classroom. No class 2/18 & 5/27.
~Instructor. MAM 5ta!!
4-5Y
53174 Tu 5.00pm- 5.45pm 6l18-7l23 6 $144Rl$173N
53173 Sa 10.00am-10.45am 6l15-7l20 6 $144Rl$173N
53175 Su 1.45pm- 2.30pm 6l23-7l28 6 $144Rl$173N
5-7Y
53178 Tu 5.45pm- 6.30pm 6l18-7l23 6 $144Rl$173N
53177 Su 9.00am- 9.45am 6l16-7l21 6 $144Rl$173N
53179 Su 2.30pm- 3.15pm 6l23-7l28 6 $144Rl$173N
Mozart Masters 3-5Y
Continue learning the piano with Beethoven Bear and Mozart
Mouse! For students who have completed Beethoven Beginners.
Access to piano/keyboard at home is essential. Parent or guardian
must attend with child. Materials fee: $18 (optional). ~Instructor.
Notevorthy Music
53148 Sa 9.00am- 9.45am 6l29-8l31 10 $160Rl$192N
Music Together
irth to 6Y
Music Together
immerses the child in a rich, interactive music

environment and helps create the childs mental structures for
learning music. Structures help the child to develop musically, to
think music, and express it accurately. Lab fee: $50 due rst class.
More info: www.musicalme.com or 831-438-3514. ~Instructor.
MusicaIMe 5ta!!
51914 Th 9.30am-10.15am 7l11-8l15 6 $105Rl$126N
51915 Th 10.30am-11.15am 7l11-8l15 6 $105Rl$126N
51916 Th 11.30am-12.15pm 7l11-8l15 6 $105Rl$126N
51917 F 9.30am-10.15am 7l12-8l16 6 $105Rl$126N
51918 F 10.30am-11.15am 7l12-8l16 6 $105Rl$126N
51919 F 11.30am-12.15pm 7l12-8l16 6 $105Rl$126N
PianolKeyboard 6-12Y
Basic piano skills, note reading, performance skills and theory,
rhythm and ear training are taught in fun and positive
environment. Access to piano or keyboard is essential for
progress. Bring a set of headphones with a 1/4 adapter to class.
Level 1: new students; Level 2 & Up: continuing/experienced
students. Materials fee: $8. ~Instructor. Notevorthy Music
LeveI 1
53106 M 3.30pm- 4.15pm 6l24-8l26 10 $160Rl$192N
53132 Tu 4.20pm- 5.05pm 6l25-8l27 10 $160Rl$192N
53107 F 3.30pm- 4.15pm 6l28-8l30 10 $160Rl$192N
53109 Sa 10.40am-11.25am 6l29-8l31 10 $160Rl$192N
LeveI 2 & Up
53131 M 4.20pm- 5.05pm 6l24-8l26 10 $160Rl$192N
53108 Tu 3.30pm- 4.15pm 6l25-8l27 10 $160Rl$192N
53133 Tu 6.00pm- 6.45pm 6l25-8l27 10 $160Rl$192N
53134 F 5.10pm- 5.55pm 6l28-8l30 10 $160Rl$192N
53110 F 6.00pm- 6.45pm 6l28-8l30 10 $160Rl$192N
53114 Sa 11.30am-12.15pm 6l29-8l31 10 $160Rl$192N
53115 Sa 12.20pm- 1.05pm 6l29-8l31 10 $160Rl$192N
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Private Music Lessons
Private piano, guitar, and voice lessons are offered at
Quinlan Community Center. Lessons must be requested
and conrmed by Noteworthy Music prior to making
payment. Lessons can be requested and scheduled by visiting
www.noteworthymusicschool.org/private-lessons.
~Instructor. Notevorthy Music
Private 30-minute Iessons
$135 for four 30-minute lessons/Residents
$162 for four 30-minute lessons/Nonresidents
SOCCER
Instructors Notes
All classes instructed by Just4Kicks or by Kidz Love Soccer
require shin guards.
Just4Kicks Weather Hotline: 408-410-0626
Kidz Love Soccer Class Status Hotline: 1-888-372-5803
K 5occer 4-5Y
Gives youngsters a chance to explore with a soccer ball while
adjusting to group dynamics. Sessions include a warm-up, topic
intro, demos, activities to learn and practice the particular skill,
and nally, scoring GOALS!! ~Instructor. 1ust4Kicks
53312 Th 6.45pm- 7.15pm 7l11-8l1 4 $44Rl$53N
53313 Sa 9.15am- 9.45am 7l13-8l3 4 $44Rl$53N
K1 5occer 5-6Y
and nally, a scrimmage! ~Instructor. 1ust4Kicks
53314 Th 5.00pm- 5.45pm 7l11-8l1 4 $48Rl$58N
53315 Sa 9.45am-10.30am 7l13-8l3 4 $48Rl$58N
MommylDaddy & Me 5occer 2-3.5Y
A variety of activities designed around the game of soccer will be
played each week. As you and your child participate in our fun
activities, your child will be developing their large motor skills
and socialization skills. ~Instructor. Kidz Love 5occer
Eaton EIementary 5chooI 5occer fieId
53330 Sa 11.15am-11.45pm 7l6-8l24 8 $92Rl$110N
53476 Tu 5.40pm- 6.10pm 7l9-8l27 8 $92Rl$110N
PianolKeyboard 5emi-Private LeveI 2 & Up 6-12Y
Basic piano skills, theory, rhythm and technique in a smaller
setting of 2 to 4 students. Students must bring current piano
book, headphones and 1/4 headphone adapter. Materials fee: $8
(optional). ~Instructor. Notevorthy Music
53154 M 5.10pm- 5.55pm 6l24-8l26 10 $200Rl$240N
53155 M 6.50pm- 7.35pm 6l24-8l26 10 $200Rl$240N
53156 Th 3.30pm- 4.15pm 6l27-8l29 9 $180Rl$216N
53157 F 4.20pm- 5.05pm 6l28-8l30 10 $200Rl$240N
Rhythms o! raziI 7Y+
High-energy and dynamic percussion ensemble styles from Brazil,
Batucada and Maracatu groups are comprised of many drummers,
singers, and dancers. Parts are taught mostly aurally and involve
rapid call-and-response, breaks, and improvisation. No class 5/27.
~Instructor. 1oy!uI MeIodies 5ta!!
1oy!uI MeIodies Music 5chooI TA
53190 M 5.00pm- 6.00pm 7l8-8l26 8 $200Rl$240N
VocaI CIass 6-12Y
Explore technique, note reading, rhythm, and theory while using
vocal exercises to learn the fundamentals of singing. Recital for
family and friends on last day of class. Intermediate class is for
students who have completed one session of our beginner course.
Materials fee: $18. ~Instructor. Notevorthy Music
eginner
53136 Tu 5.10pm- 5.55pm 6l25-8l27 10 $160Rl$192N
Intermediate
53135 M 6.00pm- 6.45pm 6l24-8l26 10 $160Rl$192N
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Parent & Me 5occer 2.5-3.5Y
These are cooperative classes for children and their mom, dad, or
caregiver. Run, jump, and kick with your little tyke in these classes
designed specically for adult and child interaction with a soccer
theme. ~Instructor. 1ust4Kicks
53316 Th 5.45pm- 6.15pm 7l11-8l1 4 $44Rl$53N
53317 Sa 11.35am-12.05pm 7l13-8l3 4 $44Rl$53N
Pre-K 5occer 3-4Y
and nally, scoring GOALS!! ~Instructor. 1ust4Kicks
53318 Th 6.15pm- 6.45pm 7l11-8l1 4 $44Rl$53N
53319 Sa 8.45am- 9.15am 7l13-8l3 4 $44Rl$53N
5occer 1 5-6Y
Players will learn dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting, age-
specic defense, etc. Fun skill games are played at every session,
and every participant will have a ball at his or her feet. ~Instructor.
Kidz Love 5occer
53323 Sa 3.45pm- 4.30pm 7l6-8l24 8 $104Rl$125N
1oIIyman Park fieId 1
53322 F 4.00pm- 4.45pm 7l12-8l30 8 $104Rl$125N
Varian Park fieId
53320 M 5.45pm- 6.30pm 7l8-8l26 8 $104Rl$125N
53321 Tu 3.45pm- 4.30pm 7l9-8l27 8 $104Rl$125N
5occer 26 7-12Y
Continues soccer development emphasizing dribbling, passing,
shooting, and defense. Expectations of each position in a small-
sided game format are explained and developed for a truly
exceptional soccer experience. ~Instructor. 1ust4Kicks
53324 Th 4.00pm- 5.00pm 7l11-8l1 4 $54Rl$65N
53325 Sa 10.35am-11.35am 7l13-8l3 4 $54Rl$65N
5occer 5kiIIz & 5crimmages 7-10Y
Kids will enjoy advanced skill building. Each class we will play
games to build individual skills and small-sided scrimmages that
emphasize application of ner technical points. All levels of skill
are welcome. All participants receive a KLS jersey. ~Instructor. Kidz
Love 5occer
53329 Sa 4.30pm- 5.30pm 7l6-8l24 8 $116Rl$139N
1oIIyman Park 5occer fieId
53328 F 4.45pm- 5.45pm 7l12-8l30 8 $116Rl$139N
Varian Park fieId
53326 M 6.30pm- 7.30pm 7l8-8l26 8 $116Rl$139N
53327 Tu 4.30pm- 5.30pm 7l9-8l27 8 $116Rl$139N
Pre 5occer 3.5-5Y
Pre Soccer is a great way to introduce your child to the exciting
sport of soccer. Young children will develop large motor skills
while having fun running and kicking just like the big kids!
~Instructor. Kidz Love 5occer
53334 Sa 3.15pm- 3.45pm 7l6-8l24 8 $92Rl$110N
1oIIyman Park 5occer fieId
53333 F 5.45pm- 6.15pm 7l12-8l30 8 $92Rl$110N
Varian Park fieId
53331 M 5.15pm- 5.45pm 7l8-8l26 8 $92Rl$110N
53332 Tu 3.15pm- 3.45pm 7l9-8l27 8 $92Rl$110N
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SPORTS
THEATER
1r. GoI!. eginning 7-17Y
Hey, young golfers!learn and develop the basic skills and
knowledge for playing golf. This class prepares you for the next
level, Intermediate Junior Golf, in which you will learn to play on
the course. ~Instructor. Deep CIi!! 5ta!!
52694 Sa 10.30am-12.00pm 6l29-7l20 4 $159Rl$191N
52695 Sa 10.30am-12.00pm 8l3-8l24 4 $159Rl$191N
Karate Tots 5-6Y
Children have fun learning balance and coordination while being
introduced to basic kicks and punches. This is a great way to get
a head start on the more disciplined, structured class. ~Instructor.
Wright Way 5hotokan
LeveI 1
53340 M W 5.00pm- 5.30pm 6l10-8l21 22 $116Rl$139N
LeveI 2
53341 M W 5.00pm- 5.30pm 6l10-8l21 22 $116Rl$139N
Kids Karate. Advanced 7-17Y
This class involves advanced martial arts training. Students will, in
addition to improving what they learned in previous levels, also
learn ghting techniques, restraints, and more advanced forms.
Optional testing fee: $30-$60. ~Instructor. Wright Way 5hotokan
LeveI 1
53342 M W 6.30pm- 7.30pm 6l10-8l21 22 $147Rl$176N
LeveI 2
53343 M W 6.30pm- 7.30pm 6l10-8l21 22 $147Rl$176N
Kids Karate. eginning 7-17Y
Shotokan Karate is a traditional Japanese form of the martial
arts. It involves exibility and discipline of mind, body, and spirit.
Students will learn basic kicks, punches, blocks, forms, and self-
defense techniques. Optional testing fee: $30-$60. No class 1/21,
2/18, 20. ~Instructor. Wright Way 5hotokan
LeveI 1
53338 M W 5.30pm- 6.30pm 6l10-8l21 22 $147Rl$176N
LeveI 2
53339 M W 5.30pm- 6.30pm 6l10-8l21 22 $147Rl$176N
MusicaI Theater 6-12Y
Come sing, dance, and act! Students will learn musical routines
from musicals like Hairspray, High School Musical, and The Lion
King. Students will perform the last day of class. ~Instructor. Pacic
Dance Co. 5ta!!
52903 F 4.45pm- 5.30pm 7l12-8l16 6 $54Rl$65N
5torytime Dancing & Acting 3-6Y
In this class students will use their imaginations in dancing and
acting games. A story will also be told each week and students
will act it out. Props provided! ~Instructor. Pacic Dance Co. 5ta!!
52910 M 5.30pm- 6.15pm 7l8-8l12 6 $54Rl$65N
52911 F 3.00pm- 3.45pm 7l12-8l16 6 $54Rl$65N
LittIe AthIetes 2-5Y
This class uses fun movement activities to help your child practice
skills needed in soccer, baseball, and basketball. Class also focuses
on coordination, endurance, balance, and working as a team.
Parent participation is required. ~Instructor. Pacic Dance Co. 5ta!!
52896 Sa 10.30am-11.15am 7l13-8l17 6 $54Rl$65N
ParentlChiId GoI! 7Y+
Parents and children, come spend quality time together learning
the game that may be enjoyed for a lifetime! Youll receive
instruction in skills, etiquette, and rules. FEE IS PER COUPLE.
~Instructor. Deep CIi!! 5ta!!
52696 Sa 8.30am-10.00am 6l29-7l20 4 $240Rl$288N
52697 Sa 8.30am-10.00am 8l3-8l24 4 $240Rl$288N
50
TEENS
College Preparation Program
A partnership vith fremont Union High
5chooI District
Highly regarded College Preparation courses taught
by experienced FUHSD guidance counselors are
coming up! Current juniors (class of 2014) should
look for information in your home mailbox for the
College Planning and Essay Workshops.
Summer classes begin the weeks of June 17, 24, and
July 8.
College Planning Workshop
College Essay Workshop
Fall classes coming soon!
College Essay Workshop
for in!ormation about program content, contact
fUH5D, 408-522-2241.
for registration in!ormation, contact the Recreation
o!ce, 408-777-3120.
TEENS
Civically Active Teens - C.A.T.
Learn hov you can heIp your
community & earn vaIuabIe
voIunteer hours!
Each date will feature a new site, each with
different types of volunteer needs. CAT is
ideal for students who need to fulll service
hour requirements for school and for those
who have a passion for volunteerism.
Register for one date, or for all six!
Summer 2013 Dates:
June 26
July 10, 17, 24, 31
August 7
See page 55 for
activity codes to
register.
The CAT program meets at the Cupertino
Teen Center, and transportation is provided.
Participants will receive approximately 4 to 6
service hours per date.
CAT is a year-round program offering students
volunteer opportunities throughout the
community. Check future recreation brochures
for future CAT dates.
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Cupertino Teen Center
Check out our teen-tastic
facility today!
The Teen Center has the coolest games and
equipment like the XBox 360 with Kinect, Wii,
2 huge TVs, computers, and more!
The Teen Center is FREE for all Cupertino
residents and Sports Center members.
Nonresidents pay just $5/day or can purchase a
10-Day Pass at Quinlan Community Center for
just $40.
School-Year Hours thru 6/8/13:
Tuesday 3:00-8:00pm
Wednesday 3:00-8:00pm
Thursday 3:00-8:00pm
Friday 3:00-9:00pm
Saturday 1:00-9:00pm
Sunday Closed/available for rentals
Monday Closed/available for rentals
Summertime Hours begin 6/10/13:
Monday - Saturday 1:00-9:00pm
Closed on Sundays
*Hours may be adjusted during holidays/
school breaks.
Located across from De Anza College,
under the Cupertino Sports Center.
21111 Stevens Creek Blvd., Cupertino
408-777-1335
www.cupertino.org/teens
Like Cupertino Teens on Facebook to
keep up with cool events at the Cupertino
TeenCenter!
Attention 5th Grade Students!
5th Grade fridays are coming soon...
May 17 May 24 May 31 1une 7
All 5th graders are invited to a FREE preview of the
Cupertino Teen Center! Check out the only place in
Cupertino were teens can have fun and meet friends.
Fri., May 17, 3-6pm Beach Theme
Fri., May 24, 3-6pm Hollywood Theme
Fri., May 31, 3-6pm Color Theme
Fri., June 7, 3-6pm Top Chef Theme
The Teen Center welcomes 6th-12th grade students.
Current 5th graders will be eligible for daily use of the
Teen Center on Wednesday, June 12, 2013.
Cupertino residents and 5ports Center members enjoy
fREE admission.
Non-resident !ee is $5lday.
Contact Lauren Ne!! vith additionaI questions at.
Laurenncupertino.org 408-777-3120 Laurenncupertino.org
Teen Center Facility Rental
Have the best party ever with us!
Parties include the use of all equipment, two staff
members, and janitorial services.
Wii * Ping-pong * Computers * 2 Flat screen TVs
* Foosball * Pool table * Movies * Games *
For reservation information, contact Lauren Neff
Monday - Friday, 8am to 5pm at:
Laurenn@cupertino.org or 408-777-3120
Rental fee: $200/3 hours with a refundable $750 security
deposit to hold date.
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ART
first friday o! each month
7pm-10pm
checking out
Attention youth artist! Join us on the rst Friday of each
month for TGIF Open Studio at Wilson Park Ceramics Studio.
Bring your creative ideas and use our supplies to make clay,
silk, jewelry, mosaics, and more. Instructor on hand to assist.
Experienced wheel students have access to our potters
wheels. Materials fee for clay includes glaze and ring.
DANCE
COMMUNICATION
See pages ??-?? for addresses of locations and a map.
Academic Writingl5TAR Prep. 1ournaIism 11-14Y
Maintain the gains your child made during the school year! In
Journalism students collaborate to create a newspaper while
writing. Materials fee: $25. No class on 7/4 & 7/6. ~Instructor.
53210 Th 4.45pm- 6.40pm 6l27-8l8 6 $325Rl$390N
53209 Sa 11.00am-12.55pm 6l22-8l3 6 $325Rl$390N
DebatelCriticaI Thinking. 5tudent Congress 11-14Y
In Student Congress, a mock legislative session, students
debate bills. While they improve critical thinking, research,
organization, presentation, and listening skills, students have fun,
gain condence, and experience teambuilding. Materials: $15. No
class on 7/6. ~Instructor. Communication Academy
53202 Sa 3.30pm- 5.25pm 6l22-8l3 6 $335Rl$402N
reak Dance 5-16Y
You will learn break-dancing basics like toprock, footwork, spins,
and freezes, plus a choreographed routine. Students will learn
to count music, dance with strong movements, and will develop
their own unique style. Students should bring knee pads, hat/
beanie, and elbow pads. ~Instructor. Pacic Dance Co. 5ta!!
LeveI 1 11-16Y
52867 F 4.30pm- 5.30pm 6l21-7l26 6 $54Rl$65N
LeveI 2 5-16Y
52869 F 6.30pm- 7.30pm 6l21-7l26 6 $54Rl$65N
Hip Hop Dance 5-16Y
Want to dance like the performers in your favorite Hip Hop
or Pop video? In this class you will learn to count music, dance
with strong movements, and will develop your own style and
condence to perform in front of a group. ~Instructor. Pacic
Dance Co. 5ta!!
LeveI 1 5-16Y
52888 Sa 2.45pm- 3.45pm 7l13-8l17 6 $54Rl$65N
LeveI 2 11-16Y
52887 Tu 5.00pm- 6.00pm 6l18-7l23 6 $54Rl$65N
LeveI 1 5-16Y
52886 Tu 7.00pm- 8.20pm 6l18-7l23 6 $54Rl$65N
PubIic 5peaking & Academic Writing Combo 11-14Y
53222 Sa 9.00am-12.55pm 6l22-8l3 6 $595Rl$714N
PubIic 5peaking. Creative Interpretation 11-14Y
speech. Student improve analytical/organizational skills while
class 7/4, 7/6. ~Instructor. Communication Academy
53200 Tu 4.45pm- 6.40pm 6l25-7l30 6 $325Rl$390N
53199 Sa 9.00am-10.55am 6l22-7l27 6 $325Rl$390N
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EDUCATION
Driver's Education OnIine Course 15Y+
This online drivers education course is approved by the California
Department of Motor Vehicles. Reading, videos, and quizzes will
prepare the reader to pass the written DMV test. To register, visit
www.economicdrivingschool.com/online. Please complete the
question, How did you hear about us? by choosing Activity
Guide 3120. ~Instructor. Economic Driving 5chooI
Driver's Education 15Y+
Drivers education is a LIFE SKILL class covering numerous topics
related to being a safe driver. This California state-required
course is needed to obtain a drivers instruction permit. Class does
not include behind the wheel instruction. Students must attend
all sessions in order to receive a state completion certicate. If
you have questions, visit www.economicdrivingschool.com. All
instructors are credentialed teachers. ~Instructor. Economic Driving
School
City HaII EOC (Con!. 100)
51953 M-Th 8.30am- 4.00pm 6l10-6l13 4 $130Rl$156N
53092 M-Th 8.30am- 4.00pm 7l22-7l25 4 $130Rl$156N
asic first Aid and AduItlChiId CPR 16Y+
This discussion and practice rst aid class will focus on what
to do for cuts, burns, poisoning, broken bones, seizures, and
sudden illnesses. The adult/child CPR portion covers choking,
heart attack signs/symptoms and adult/child CPR. Bring your rst
aid questions. Students will be provided with their own sterile
mannequin for CPR practice sessions. Materials fee: $7. ~Instructor.
1ohn TyIer and Associates
52296 Sa 9.00am- 1.00pm 5l4 1 $69Rl$82N
Li!eguard Training 15Y+
The purpose of the American Red Cross Lifeguarding course is to
provide entry-level lifeguard participants with the knowledge
and skills to prevent, recognize, and respond to aquatic
emergencies and to provide care for breathing and cardiac
emergencies, injuries, and sudden illnesses until emergency
medical services personnel take over. Upon successful completion
of the course, participants will receive Red Cross certications for
Lifeguarding/First Aid/CPR/AED. To enroll in the course you must
be at least 15 years old before the last scheduled class session
and be able to pass a prerequisite skills evaluation. (300 yard
continuous swim, tread water for 2 minutes using only the legs,
retrieve a 10lb. brick in 9 feet of water) The course fee includes
the cost of the book, certication cards, and a CPR pocket mask.
The prerequisite course will be administered on the Friday prior
to the week of the class. ~Instructor. 5ta!!
Iackberry farm
51535 M-f 9.00am- 4.00pm 4l15-4l19 5 $210Rl$252N
Art Port!oIio DeveIopment 9-11G
Putting together an outstanding art portfolio can be complicated.
Whether experienced in the arts or a novice, you can acquire
techniques and ideas far beyond the limits of your perceived
abilities. Be prepared to have fun and create. ~Instructor. fUH5D
5ta!!
PIease caII 408-522-2210 !or cIass Iocation.
53165 M-f 7.40am-12.00pm 6l17-7l26 30 $550
fee Waiver
DisabiIity
Cancellations
on page 78.
5a!esitter 13-18Y
This is a training program for students who want to be childcare
providers. Professional reghters and educators provide hands-
on training in preventing and responding to emergencies, with
an emphasis on rst aid skills. This course covers infant care,
planning age-appropriate activities, as well as how to manage
discipline issues. Students are also taught how to recognize child
abuse and handle inappropriate adult behavior. This program
is designed for mature-minded students who are serious about
developing their child care abilities. Students will receive a
certication card upon completion of this course. ~Instructor.
5CCfD
5anta CIara County fD Headquarters 5CCfD
53490 W 9.00am- 5.00pm 6l26 1 $35
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VOLUNTEER
SPORTS
www.noteworthymusicschool.org/private-lessons. ~Instructor.
Notevorthy Music
MUSIC
CivicaIIy Active Teens C.A.T. 9-12G
Earn valuable service hours while you help your community. Each
date will feature a different local organization. You can expose
yourself to a variety of organizations and develop a sense of civic
responsibility. ~Instructor. 5ta!!
Teen Center
Transportation provided to participants during summer.
52297 W 9.00am- 3.00pm 6l26 1 $30Rl$36N
52298 W 9.00am- 3.00pm 7l10 1 $30Rl$36N
52299 W 9.00am- 3.00pm 7l17 1 $30Rl$36N
52300 W 9.00am- 3.00pm 7l24 1 $30Rl$36N
52301 W 9.00am- 3.00pm 7l31 1 $30Rl$36N
52302 W 9.00am- 3.00pm 8l7 1 $30Rl$36N
HeIp Care !or McCIeIIan Ranch Park
and Other City Parks
Would you like to volunteer to help care for McClellan Ranch
Park and other Cupertino parks?
Helping Hands is a volunteer group that works to keep our
parks beautiful by picking up litter, removing invasive plants,
propagating and planting native plants, and maintaining trails.
To nd out more, call 408-777-3120 or email
helpinghands@cupertino.org.
Tennis, adminton, & TabIe Tennis
Lessons and Camps AvaiIabIe!
Sign up for group lessons, private lessons, or camps. See pages 68-73
for details, or call 408-777-3169.
Iackberry farm GoI! Course NCGA
foundation - Youth on Course
Special green fee rate of $5 for juniors who join the NCGA
Foundation. To sign up your kids, call 1-877-NCGA-JRS or go to
www.ncgafoundation.org.
GoI! Lessons AvaiIabIe!
PGA Professional Jeff Piserchio teaches beginning to advanced
players. He has 28 years experience teaching. Jeff teaches Thursday
through Saturday from 9am to 5pm. To schedule lessons, call the
shop at 408-253-9200.
Guitar !or Teens & AduIts 13Y+
Learn basic rhythm, chords, and tablature, as well as playing
with proper technique and ne-tuning your skills as a guitarist.
Bring your own guitar/pick. Level 1: beginners. No experience
necessary! Level 2: continuing/experienced students. Materials
LeveI 1
53145 Th 6.50pm- 7.35pm 6l27-8l29 9 $144Rl$173N
LeveI 2
53144 Th 6.00pm- 6.45pm 6l27-8l29 9 $144Rl$173N
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ADULTS
ART
fridays, 7pm-10pm
checking out
Thank goodness it's Friday! Time to unwind from the work
week in our relaxing studio by creating works of art. Bring
your ideas and use our supplies to make clay, silk, jewelry,
mosaic and many projects to choose from. Instructor on
hand to assist. Experienced wheel students have access to
our potters wheels. Materials fee for clay includes glaze and
ring.
Canvas ag OiI Painting 18Y+
With step-by-step instruction, paint a beautiful amaryllis ower
in clear, rich, red colors in oil paint on a canvas bag. Learn to
mix color, shade, blend, and highlight. No experience necessary.
Materials fee: $10 due to instructor at rst class. ~Instructor.
arney
52253 W 7.00pm- 9.00pm 5l8-5l22 3 $30Rl$36N
Potter's WheeI 18Y+
Join us for this hands-on two-hour class covering the mechanics of
wheel throwing. With just six wheels youll get the attention you
need to learn this relaxing medium. All pieces will be glazed and
red by the last class. ~Instructor. Trudi
WiIson Park Ceramics Center
53164 W 7.00pm- 9.00pm 6l26-8l7 7 $231Rl$277N
COMMUNITY
Are you looking for an exciting opportunity to inspire and
motivate your leadership interests in the community? The
City of Cupertino, along with The Wilfred Jarvis Institute and
other local sponsors, offers an exciting adult program that is
guaranteed to enhance your leadership skills--Leadership 95014.
This program is designed to develop emerging adult leaders in
the Cupertino community. The nine full-day sessions feature an
inside look at local government, the social sector, local non-prot
organizations, and educational institutions, as well as practical
leadership skills. This 10-month program is offered annually,
SeptemberMay, and applications and inquiries may be directed
to Christine Hanel, Recreation Supervisor, at 408-777-3125. Check
out www.cupertino.org/leadership95014 for details.
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EDUCATION
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asic first Aid and AduItlChiId CPR 16Y+
This discussion and practice rst aid class will focus on what to do
for cuts, burns, poisoning, broken bones, seizures, and sudden
illnesses. The adult/child CPR portion covers choking, heart attack
signs/symptoms and adult/child CPR. Bring your rst aid questions.
Students will be provided with their own sterile mannequin for
CPR practice sessions. Materials fee: $7. ~Instructor. 1ohn TyIer and
Associates
52296 Sa 9.00am- 1.00pm 5l4 1 $69Rl$82N
FITNESS
eIIy Dancing 18Y+
Master instructor Una will teach you her award-winning style of
belly dance. Check www.unadance.com for more information.
~Instructor. Una
eIIy Dance asics
This class is perfect for dancers with some knowledge of belly
dance moves. Drills will help you polish your movements and you
will learn to put together a short routine.
52862 M 7.30pm- 8.30pm 6l17-7l15 5 $45Rl$54N
52863 M 7.30pm- 8.30pm 7l29-8l26 5 $45Rl$54N
Introduction to Una's eIIy Dance 5tyIe
This fun and exciting class includes movement structuring, for
uid veil, awless balancing, easy zilling, and many of Unas
signature moves. All levels welcome.
52860 M 6.30pm- 7.30pm 6l17-7l15 5 $45Rl$54N
52861 M 6.30pm- 7.30pm 7l29-8l26 5 $45Rl$54N
Line Dancing. eginninglPopuIar 18Y+
Beginner and easy intermediate line dances will be taught in
a fun and friendly atmosphere. Great mind and body exercise.
No previous dancing experience is required for this class. For
your safety, only closed-toe shoes will be allowed. No class 7/4.
~Instructor. Liang
52894 Th 8.35pm- 9.35pm 6l20-8l29 10 $60Rl$72N
Line Dancing. IntermediatelAdvanced 18Y+
Fun, more advanced line dances will be taught. Previous line
dancing experience is required. For your comfort and safety,
only closed-toe shoes will be allowed for dancing. No class 7/4.
~Instructor. Liang
52895 Th 7.00pm- 8.30pm 6l20-8l29 10 $90Rl$108N
A5oIute Energy! 18Y+
Its time to take yourself to the next level! Unas body safe,
posture-improving workout is a great way to develop and
maintain a healthy core. Unas tried and true signature moves--
three decades new--will provide dancers and non-dancers with a
fun and energetic workout. ~Instructor. Una
53101 M 8.30pm- 9.30pm 6l17-7l15 5 $25Rl$30N
53102 M 8.30pm- 9.30pm 7l29-8l26 5 $25Rl$30N
Aerobics !or Everyone 16Y+
This class will focus on improving your overall tness and health
through low impact aerobics, step, strengthening and toning
exercises, and exibility exercises. ~Instructor. Ha!!
52834 F 9.30am-10.30am 6l21-8l30 11 $50Rl$60N
aIance, Core, and More 18Y+
Strong abdominal muscles can help support your back and
improve your posture and balance. Come and spend an hour
every week strengthening and toning your core! No class 7/4.
~Instructor. McCormick
52839 Th 10.40am-11.40am 6l20-8l29 10 $45Rl$54N
aptiste Yoga 18Y+
Baptiste yoga offers a unique expression of vinyasa (ow) style
yoga that emphasizes the development of balance, exibility,
uidity and strength. Pranayama (breathing practices) and
mudras (hand postures) are an integral part of each class.
~Instructor. Thurman
52856 M 12.00pm- 1.30pm 6l24-8l26 10 $75Rl$90N
oIIyvood Aerobics 18Y+
Bollywood Aerobics is a fast, fun, calorie burning dance aerobics
class. The music is always a great mix of the latest and hottest
Bollywood and Bhangra tunes. Every class is broken down into
two sections that provide a whole body workout. ~Instructor.
Thoppay
52866 W 5.45pm- 6.45pm 7l10-8l28 8 $36Rl$43N
Cardio 5cuIpt 18Y+
This class offers a great aerobic workout, followed by body
sculpting and stretching. This total body workout will increase
your cardiovascular endurance as well as your upper, lower, and
core body strength. No class 7/4, 8/6, 8/8. ~Instructor. Wright
52870 Tu Th 9.30am-10.30am 6l18-8l29 19 $86Rl$103N
52871 Tu 9.30am-10.30am 6l18-8l27 10 $45Rl$54N
52872 Th 9.30am-10.30am 6l20-8l29 9 $41Rl$49N
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Circuit Training 16Y+
This total body workout will tone, strengthen, and increase your
cardio tness. This type of workout burns more calories than a
traditional strength workout by alternating exercises between
body parts and minimizing rest periods. The result is a more
efcient workout in a shorter time frame. ~Instructor. Levas
52873 W 9.30am-10.30am 6l26-8l28 10 $45Rl$54N
52874 F 10.40am-11.40am 6l28-8l30 10 $45Rl$54N
Dance Aerobicsl5tep Combo 18Y+
This class offers a great workout with a variety of choreography-
packed routines that are easy to learn and fun to do. This class
includes step aerobics--starting with basics, oor aerobics, core,
abdominal, upper, lower body strengthening and stretching
segments. Tuesday classes are an extra 15 min. No class 7/4.
~Instructor. Thompson
52875 Tu Th 7.10pm- 8.10pm 6l18-8l29 21 $100Rl$120N
Dance 'n' fit 16Y+
You like to have fun. You need to exercise. Why not do both at
the same time? Get t while having fun and learning new dance
moves, from sizzling salsa to sensual belly dancing to funky jazz
to playful Charleston and much, much more. ~Instructor. istry
52878 M 9.30am-10.30am 6l17-8l19 10 $45Rl$54N
Hatha Yoga !or 5trength and fIexibiIity 18Y+
Hatha ow yoga incorporates exibility in addition to strength
and balance building. Class begins with a short meditation or
a restorative pose, then moves into standing poses, builds to a
challenging pose, and nal relaxation. Leave class refreshed. No
class 7/4. ~Instructor. frazier
52884 Th 9.15am-10.30am 6l27-8l29 9 $68Rl$82N
52883 M 7.00pm- 8.15pm 6l24-8l26 10 $75Rl$90N
HuIa Hoop Dance fitness. 5eries 1 18Y+
In this beginner class you will learn the fundamentals and
principals of hoop dance. Emphasis will be on core moves and
techniques that you can do with a hula hoop, on and off the
body. No experience necessary! ~Instructor. 5tarr
52891 F 12.00pm- 1.00pm 7l12-8l30 8 $40Rl$48N
52890 W 6.00pm- 7.00pm 7l10-8l28 8 $40Rl$48N
HuIa Hoop Dance Movement & fIov. 18Y+
Series 2
Class emphasis will be on movement and ow. Students will work
on gaining uidity and control over ones hoop and increasing
grace and poise of body movements. You will move your hooping
from disconnected tricks into lyrical movement while expanding
your repertoire. Prerequisite: Series 1. ~Instructor. 5tarr
52892 W 7.00pm- 8.00pm 7l10-8l28 8 $40Rl$48N
HuIa Hoop Dance Movement & fIov. 18Y+
5eries 3
In this class, you will explore unique hoop ow. Pushing
the boundaries of your movements in order to gain a new
understanding of the ways in which you can move creatively
and authentically with the hoop. Prerequisite: Hoop Series 1 & 2.
~Instructor. 5tarr
53489 W 8.00pm- 9.00pm 7l10-8l28 8 $40Rl$48N
Ice 5kating. AduIt 16Y+
You get exercise while learning basic ice skating skills that will
provide the knowledge to enjoy pleasure skating or to build
upon. ~Instructor. Ice Center o! Cupertino
53306 Th 7.00pm- 7.30pm 6l6-7l18 6 $87Rl$104N
53307 Th 7.00pm- 7.30pm 7l25-8l29 6 $87Rl$104N
Intro to In-Iine 5kating 18Y+
This 90-minute workshop will cover safety, equipment, awareness,
basic stroke, stride, glide, stopping, and turning. Protective gear
is mandatory: helmet, wrist, knee, and elbow pads. Dont forget
your skates! ~Instructor. Lenihan
City HaII Parking Lot
52725 Sa 10.15am-12.00pm 8l3 1 $25Rl$30N
Latin Heart eat 16Y+
Salsa, Cha cha, Bachata - get your dance x and cardio workout
at the same time. Learn moves that will make you dazzle on
the dance oor. If you are already a dancer, this class will help
you nd your style. Class is suitable for all levels. No class 7/4.
~Instructor. istry
52906 Th 5.30pm- 6.30pm 6l20-8l22 9 $41Rl$49N
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Drop-In Passes
Yoga and PiIates
Drop-ins are welcome in all yoga/pilates/tai chi classes if
space is available. Passes may be purchased in the front
ofce at a cost of $9 each. Passes are non-refundable. Please
note: Classes may be cancelled if the minimum registration
is not met. If paying with cash, exact change is required. For
more information, please call the Recreation Department at
408-777-3120.
Aerobics Drop-in Passes
Drop-ins are welcome in all aerobics classes if space is
available. Passes may be purchased in the front ofce at a cost
of $6 each. Passes are non-refundable. Please note: Classes may
be cancelled if the minimum registration is not met. If paying
with cash, exact change is required. For more information,
please call the Recreation Department at 408-777-3120.
Lov Impact Aerobics 18Y+
Get a great workout with this low impact class. Class includes
a warm-up, 25-30 minutes of low impact aerobics, followed
by upper body strength exercises, abdominal work, core
strengthening exercises, and stretching. ~Instructor. Rassieur
52899 M W 7.00pm- 8.00pm 6l17-8l28 22 $99Rl$119N
Mixed LeveI PiIates 18Y+
This mat class focuses on core strength and stability. Beginners
are welcome as the fundamentals of Pilates are taught the rst
few weeks. Beyond that, the class is taught with various levels
of difculty being taught for each exercise. No class 7/4, 8/8.
~Instructors. Ha!!, M, W, Wright, Th
52902 Th 6.00pm- 7.00pm 6l20-8l29 9 $68Rl$82N
52900 M 9.30am-10.30am 6l17-8l26 11 $83Rl$100N
52901 W 9.30am-10.30am 6l19-8l28 11 $83Rl$100N
Outdoor Tai-Chi 16Y+
Enjoy the great outdoors with the meditative movements of
Tai-Chi. It can increase exibility, stability, balance, and improve
circulation. It also provides a great non-impact work-out. Taught
by a silver medalist international champion, these classes have
been well received all around Cupertino and the South Bay.
~Instructor. Tseng
Iackberry farm
52704 W 8.45am- 9.45am 6l5-7l24 8 $80Rl$96N
52706 W 8.45am- 9.45am 7l31-9l18 8 $80Rl$96N
i-Gong five AnimaI Exercise 16Y+
Qi-Gong is a practice of aligning breath, movement, and
awareness for exercise, healing, and meditation. These simple,
no-impact movements can increase longevity and boost the
immune system. This class will focus on Five Animal and Eight-
Piece Brocade Exercise. ~Instructor. Tseng
52709 Tu 10.15am-11.15am 6l18-8l6 8 $80Rl$96N
52733 Tu 10.15am-11.15am 8l13-10l1 8 $80Rl$96N
5cuIpt and 5tretch 18Y+
Complement your cardio workout with this great strength
training and exibility class! Proper technique and form will be
emphasized. All levels are welcome. ~Instructor. McCormick
52907 M W 10.40am-11.40am 6l17-8l28 22 $99Rl$119N
52908 M 10.40am-11.40am 6l17-8l26 11 $50Rl$60N
52909 W 10.40am-11.40am 6l19-8l28 11 $50Rl$60N
5ports arre 16Y+
Would you like to improve your posture, increase your strength
and exibility, strengthen your core, and gain grace and
elegance? This safe, effective, low-impact class includes easy-
to-follow choreography, basic ballet technique, oor barre,
BalletTone phrases and conditioning exercises. ~Instructor. istry
52850 Tu 5.45pm- 6.45pm 6l18-8l20 10 $45Rl$54N
5trengthen and 5tretch 18Y+
Strengthen your core, increase muscle tone and exibility
through gentle but powerful oor exercise. Using effective
breathing, form, and a variety of techniques, you will improve
your strength, balance, posture, and range of motion! No class
8/6. ~Instructor. Wright
52912 Tu 10.40am-11.40am 6l18-8l27 10 $45Rl$54N
U-1am fitness 18Y+
U-Jam Fitness is an addictive cardio dance workout that fuses the
hottest world beats with unique and fun choreography that will
make you move, sweat, and smile. The music will take you around
the world from old school hip hop to Bollywood with an urban
avor. Try it out and youll be hooked! ~Instructor. Yang
53300 M 12.00pm- 1.00pm 6l17-8l26 11 $50Rl$60N
53301 W 12.00pm- 1.00pm 6l19-8l28 11 $50Rl$60N
Vinyasa Yoga 18Y+
Vinyasa is a owing sequence of yoga poses--connecting
breath with movements. This class will help relieve stress and
increase exibility and mental focus. All levels of practitioners
are welcome. The teacher gives pose options appropriate for
beginners through advanced yogis. ~Instructor. Kongboon
52916 Sa 8.45am-10.15am 6l22-8l31 11 $83Rl$100N
52915 W 12.00pm- 1.30pm 6l19-8l28 11 $83Rl$100N
VivAsia fitness Dance 18Y+
Explore the many colorful cultures of Asia through tness dance.
Dance rhythms include Bollywood, fan dance, ribbon dance,
k-pop, bandari, and more. Props (ribbons, drumsticks, dandias
and others) are used to increase upper body strength. No class
7/4. ~Instructor. Chen
52917 Th 12.00pm- 1.00pm 6l20-8l29 10 $45Rl$54N
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MUSIC
HEALTHY LIVING
www.noteworthymusicschool.org/private-lessons. ~Instructor.
Notevorthy Music
SPORTS
AduIt Drop-in 5ports 18Y+
Half-court basketball, table tennis, volleyball, and badminton
are offered at the Cupertino Sports Center for individuals
to participate in, in a non-instructional, noncompetitive
environment. Free for pass holders, $5 for non-pass holders.
Check out equipment with an ID card or bring your own. Call
408-777-3160 for open gym hours. ~
Happy igong 18Y+
Happy Qigong is an easy to learn form of Chinese Qigong.
Qigong uses the adjustment of the breath, the physical
movement, and the consciousness as a means to achieve physical
tness and disease prevention. This beginning level class is
suitable for anyone looking to improve their health and well
being. No class 8/17. ~Instructor. Truong
52882 Sa 9.30am-11.00am 6l22-8l31 10 $75Rl$90N
Lose Weight vith 5eI! Hypnosis 18Y+
Would you like to shed excess pounds without struggle, sleep
better, and decrease stress? Hypnosis can help with all three!
Find out how to reprogram your mind and enjoy a balanced
relationship with food. Optional Quickstart Audio CD available
for purchase helps you adopt healthier habits instinctively.
~Instructor. Rosen
52898 Sa 12.00pm- 2.30pm 7l13-7l27 3 $69Rl$83N
fREE 5NEAK PREVIEW
52897 Sa 12.00pm- 1.00pm 6l15 1 Free
Guitar !or Teens & AduIts 13Y+
Learn basic rhythm, chords, and tablature, as well as playing
with proper technique and ne-tuning your skills as a guitarist.
Bring your own guitar/pick. Level 1: beginners. No experience
necessary! Level 2: continuing/experienced students. Materials
LeveI 1
53145 Th 6.50pm- 7.35pm 6l27-8l29 9 $144Rl$173N
LeveI 2
53144 Th 6.00pm- 6.45pm 6l27-8l29 9 $144Rl$173N
AduIt GoI! 18Y+
This class emphasizes building good fundamentals. Focus is on
the four basic swings of golf. Beginner to intermediate, we invite
you to come jump-start your golf career or move your golf game
forward. ~Instructor. Deep CIi!! 5ta!!
52690 Sa 1.00pm- 2.30pm 6l29-7l20 4 $159Rl$191N
52691 Sa 1.00pm- 2.30pm 8l3-8l24 4 $159Rl$191N
GoI! !or Women 18Y+
Ladies, come join a class of all women to learn the skills of
putting, chipping, pitching, and full swing. This is a really fun
class for new golfers as well as those who want to improve their
skills. Meet new friends to play on the course with. ~Instructor.
Deep CIi!! 5ta!!
52692 Sa 10.00am-11.30am 6l29-7l20 4 $159Rl$191N
52693 Sa 10.00am-11.30am 8l3-8l24 4 $159Rl$191N
Zumba 18Y+
Enjoy Latin and international music while doing easy dance steps
and body-sculpting movements. Zumba routines feature aerobic
intervals with a combination of fast and slow rhythms that tone
and sculpt the body. ~Instructors. Russom, M, DuVaI, T, Hu, W
Zumba
52918 Tu 12.00pm- 1.00pm 6l18-8l27 11 $50Rl$60N
Zumba PIus!
52919 W 9.45am-11.00am 6l19-8l28 11 $55Rl$66N
5enior Center Exercise Room
Zumba
52920 M 6.30pm- 7.30pm 6l17-8l26 11 $50Rl$60N
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ADULTS 50+
Hov to Register !or AduIt 50+ Programs
four di!!erent organizations provide cIasses !or
the AduIt 50+ program. They are.
Cupertino Senior Center Class (CSC)
To register, visit senior centers front desk, or call
408-777-3150.
Fremont Union High School District (FUHSD)
5enior AduIt 50+ CIass
To register with FUHSD before the rst class,
call 408-522-2700 or go to http://ace.fuhsd.org.
Senior center membership is required.
De Anza CoIIege Exercise (DAC)
Inquiries and to register, call instructor Tom Beggs
at 408-864-5409. Senior center membership is
required.
American Association o! Retired Persons
Mature Driving Program (AARP)
For information and to register, call instructor
Boyd McDonald at 650-965-4012.
Location
Adult 50+ Programs and Classes:
Cupertino Senior Center
21251 Stevens Creek Boulevard
Cupertino, CA 95014
Telephone: 408-777-3150
FAX: 408-777-3156
Email: SeniorCntr@cupertino.org
Web site: www.cupertino.org/senior
www.cupertino.org/50plus
www.cupertino.org/seniorcenterfacebook
O!ce Hours
Monday-Wednesday 8am-8pm
Thursday-Friday 8am-5pm
Closed holidays
AduIt 50+ Membership
Membership includes access to Adult 50+ programs,
trips, services, classes, socials, and mailing of
the bimonthly newsletter. Join for 2013 and the
membership is good thru January 2014.
It's easy to become an Adult 50+ member:
Need to be at least 50 years or older
Complete a New Member Application form
(available at the senior center or online)
Pay the fee of $27, or if you are a Cupertino
resident, $22, and your participation can begin
5tay Active fund
The Stay Active Fund is about helping adults 50+
remain active, engaged, and participating at
the Cupertino Senior Center. This fund provides
assistance to offset the cost for senior center
membership and registration for classes and events.
The program is available each year from November
1 to June 30, or until the funds are depleted. Please
contact the senior center for more details.
Day Pass
Thinking about becoming a member?
Adults 50+ are welcome to spend the day as a guest
with a $5 Day Pass. Guests may sign up for any
social or luncheon for the day. (Includes a temporary
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Class Pass
The Class Pass allows non-member seniors to register
for a senior center course with an additional pass
fee of $10 for residents, $15 for non-residents. The
Class Pass is not applicable to Adult Community
Education classes or De Anza College classes held at
the Cupertino Senior Center.
Trip Pass
A Day Trip Pass will permit a non-member senior to
sign up for a day trip with an additional pass fee of
$20 for residents and $25 for non-residents. Non-
members will be eligible to register for a day trip
one week after the member sign up date.
Learn about the 5enior Center
Learn about trips, classes, events, services, the
volunteer program, and tour the center. Meet at the
Cupertino Senior Center the 2nd Thursday of each
month at 2pm.
NevsIetter OnIine
Access the City of Cupertinos Web site to view
what is happening at the Cupertino Senior Center.
To access The 50+ Scene bimonthly newsletters go
to: www.cupertino.org/50plus or pick one up in
person. Like us on Facebook, too!
ADULT 50+ CLASSES
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Act|v|ty J|me Day Iee Date
Ch|nese rush la|nt|ng | 8:3010:30 V $S0 4f1Sf10
Ch|nese rush la|nt|ng || 10:4012:40 V $S0 4f1Sf10
Ch|nese Ca|||graphy 3S Ju $1S Sf1f2S
waterco|or 1:304 Jh $S0 f208f1S
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COMPUTER5 & TECHNOLOGY
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FUHSD CLASSES
fremont Union High 5chooI District
(fUH5D) Active AduIts 50+ CIasses
Classes June 10-July 22, 2013
fitness Low Impact Aerobics
Low Impact Exercise
Strength Training/Conditioning
Tai Chi (Qigong)
DancelMusic Line Dancing
Ukulele-No Ka Oi
ArtslCra!ts Painting Oil & Acrylic
Watercolor
Language Conversational English for Non-
Native Speakers
Italian Conversation
Parliamo Italian (Grammar)
Read and Discuss
Writing Creative/Memoir/Poetry
Memoir Writing
For class descriptions, information, and to register
go to http://ace.fuhsd.org or call 408-522-2700.
Cupertino Senior Center membership is required to
participate.
DAC EXERCISE CLASS
DeAnza CoIIege Exercise CIass (DAC)
Classes begin July 1-August 16, 2013
Adapted TotaI fitness
M/W, 9-10am; T/Th, 1:30-2:30pm
This class is geared for seniors with a varietyof
physical challenges. Call DeAnza Collegeto register,
408-864-8885, and for inquiries, call 408-864-5409.
Instructor: TomBeggs
Cupertino Senior Center membership is required to
participate.
AARP PROGRAMS
American Association o! Retired Persons
AARP Mature Driver 5a!ety CIass
Wednesday, May 22 & 29, 12:30-4:30pm
Call Boyd McDonald, 650-965-4012, for class
information and registration. Senior center
membership is not required to participate.
TALKS / EVENTS
Most taIks and events are !ree !or members unIess
othervise noted. 5enior guests require a $5 day
pass added to the member price.
50+ 5o!tbaII
Thursdays through October 17, 9am-12pm
The Memorial Park softball eld will be the home
of the Sandlot Social on Thursday mornings in 2013.
Fee is $38 for the year. Membership required.
May and Iues irthday ash
Wednesday, May 8, 12pm
We will be cranking up the grill for some delicious
BBQ chicken and blues music, performed by Steve
Siacotos of the bay areas own Groove Kings.
Members with May birthdays will be honored.
Member fee $8.
Accordion Concert
Monday, May 13, 12-1pm
Ten accordionists from around the bay area will
join their talents in offering a concert of classical
music from famous composers. Dont miss this
great opportunity to listen to the masters play.
Members free. Please sign up at the lobby table.
Nutrition and forever Young
Wednesday, May 15, 10-11am English,
11am-12pm Mandarin
Join registered dietician Grace Shi as she discusses
the role of nutrition in ways to prevent high blood
pressure, high cholesterol, osteoporosis, etc. Please
sign up at the lobby table.
Aging Eye - HeaIth Lecture
Monday, May 20, 10-11am
Dr. Barbara Erny, ophthalmologist from Palo Alto
Medical Foundation, will discuss conditions that
affect the eyes as people age, such as cataract,
glaucoma, and dry eye. Please sign up at the lobby
table.
5ing-A-Long
Wednesday, May 22, 1:30-2:30pm
Sing-A-Long to popular songs and old favorites
while accompanied by guitar and ukulele. Sign up at
the lobby table.
ingo 5tir fry Lunch
Friday, June 14, 12-3:30pm
Its lunch time in the Bingo hall, where you will nd
delectable zesty lemon chicken with a colorful mix
of vegetables. After lunch stay for bingo. Bingo
cards are $4-$7 for 12 games. Pre-registration is
required. Members lunch fee $8.

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ADULT 50+ SOCIALS
Most social activities are free for members;
senior guests pay a $5 Day Pass, except
those activities that are specied otherwise.
Karaoke WeekIy 5ociaI
Thursday, 1:30-4:30pm
Join this group every Thursday for fun and singing.
Mah 1ongg
Friday, 12-4pm
We have different styles available or bring your
own.
Card PIaying
Monday-Thursday, 12-2pm
Six tables available. Open ridge on Thursday
afternoons from 2-4pm. Form your own groups.
Current Events Discussion Group
1st Thursday, 1:30-3pm
Group discussion on current events that affect
adults 50+.
Drop-in Tennis
Tuesday, 9-11am
Memorial Park, courts #5 & #6
Ping Pong 5ociaI
Tuesday, 8:30-11:30am; Friday, 1-4:30pm
Two ping pong tables are available for play in a
non-competitive environment for all levels. First
come, rst serve. Limited to 25 players for safety.
Rhythmaires and
Friday, 9:30-11:30am
A senior jazz band practice and performs
throughout the community. Come listen or audition
to join.
GoI! !or 5eniors
Monday, 10am
Blackberry Farm Golf Course
Meet at the golf course at 10am.
Lunch vith friends
Most Wednesdays, 12pm
Fee: $6, check The 50+ Scene for schedule and
menus.
MonthIy Movie
Last Wednesday of the month, 1:30-3:30pm
Lemonade and popcorn provided. Check The 50+
Scene for movie selection.
aIIroom Dance 5ociaI
2nd and 4th Mondays, 2:05-3:35pm
Drop in for fun and dance.
ingo
Friday, 1-3pm
Bingo cards $4-$7
ook Reviev
1st Friday, 1:15-3pm
Discuss and learn about new books and meet new
people.
ooktaIk vith Cupertino Library
1st Tuesday, 10:30-11:30am
Cupertino librarians will host a book talk.
Wii 5ports 5ociaI
Wednesday, 10:30am-12pm
Join Wii Sports Social for a light tness activity with
friends. Light refreshments will be provided. Check
The 50+ Scene for schedule. Fee: $4
The Sandlot Social
Thursday, February 7-October 17, 9am-12pm
Stay active playing softball with your peers in
beautiful Memorial Park. Membership required. Fee
$38.
AIzheimer's Presentation
HeaIthy ody, HeaIthy Mind
Monday, June 17, 10-11am
Learn ways to keep your brain healthy and reduce
the risk of Alzheimers disease or other dementia.
Open to the public. Two sessions, English and
Mandarin. Please sign up at the lobby table.
Luau 5ociaI and irthday ash
Wednesday, June 12, 12pm
Celebrate June birthdays with a traditional
Hawaiian Luau. We will serve Teriyaki Chicken,
Haupia (coconut pudding), tropical fruit, sweet rolls,
and fried rice. Our own Kani Ka Pila Ukulele Band
will entertain you with beautiful Hawaiian music
and dance. Pre-registration is required. Member fee
$10. Members with June birthdays will be honored.
Meet Monsieur George 5eurat
Art History Presentation
Tuesday, June 25, 1:30-2:30pm
Monsieur Seurat (1859-1891) a famous painter
known for an art style called pointillism. Come
to this lecture as Ken Young, an award winning
art educator, will be dressed as the character and
appear in the rst person. Please sign up at the
lobby table.
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5eptember 18-27, 2013
ook at 408-777-3150 or kim!cupertino.org
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SERVICES FOR SENIORS
5ociaI 5ervices
The Case Manager assists at-risk and/or homebound
seniors in nding resources to help them to remain
independent and safe in their homes. For more
information, call 408-777-3155.
The Case Manager speaks English, Mandarin, and
Cantonese. Senior center membership required.
Drop-In ConsuItation
Every Wednesday, 10am-12pm
The Case Manager will be available to provide you
with information on Social Security, long-term care
options, public benets, and other resources that
help you to maintain your independence and safety
at home. Senior center membership required.
Iood Pressure 5creening
1st and 3rd Tuesday, 12:151:15pm
2nd and 4th Monday, 1:302:30pm
Volunteer nurses provide free blood pressure
screenings. Sign up at front desk on blood pressure
day.
ART and VTA
BART tickets are $9, and on sale at the front desk.
VTA bus line 51 stops right outside the senior
centers door. Senior/disabled bus stickers will no
longer be sold at the senior center.
Caregiver 5upport Group
For family caregivers who are providing care for
a loved one. Caregivers can share their challenges
and seek support from others on the same journey.
Second Thursdays, 3-4:30pm. Open to the public.
Grie! 5upport Group
A monthly group for anyone who has experienced
recent loss and is seeking support. Call 408-777-3155
for dates and times. Open to the public.
Housing ConsuItation
By appointment only, 408-777-3150
Provides resources for housing options for seniors.
5enior AduIt LegaI Aid (5ALA)
SALA provides assistance for legal matters in public
benet, long-term care, elder abuse, housing,
consumer, incapacity planning, probate alternative,
and simple wills. Must be 60 or older and a Santa
Clara County resident.
HeaIth Insurance CounseIing (HICAP)
Free individual, unbiased counseling on Medicare,
supplemental insurance, and other health care issues.
VOLUNTEERING
CaIIing AII oomers
h Lead.
h Inspire.
h Change the World, Again.
If you are 50+, we need you. Log on at
www.cupertino.org/volunteer
GIFT CHECKS
Cupertino Senior Center offers gift checks
redeemable toward trips, special events,
membership, or CSC classes. Gift checks make great
gifts for those 50+. Call 408-777-3150 for complete
details.
recent loss and is seeking support. Call 408-777-3155
for dates and times. Open to the public.
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Cupertino
Sports Center
The City o! Cupertino 5ports Center sits on 6.2 acres o! Iand Iocated across the street !rom
DeAnzaCoIIege. The 5ports Center is open to residents and non residents. We o!!er a variety
o! activities and you can pay by the day, the month or the year!
Cupertino 5ports Center o!!ers.
Fitness Room
Fitness Classes
Personal Training
Child Watch
Basketball
Volleyball
Badminton
Table Tennis
Tennis Courts
Racquetball Courts
Star Trac and LifeFitness
Strength Training Equipment
Free weights
Lifecycles
Treadmills
Precor AMT's
Techno Gym Waves
Adult Sports
Locker Rooms
Teen Center
The Sports Center is Handicap Accessible, please
let us know if you require any assistance.
MEMER5HIP fEE5
Type 1 Month 1 Year
Single $55R/$65NR $420R/$455NR
Couple $75R/$90NR $805R/$880NR
Family $95R/$115NR $900R/$980NR
Senior $375R/$405NR
Junior $295R/$330NR
Call for monthly specials.
Please note, prices are subject to change.
DROP-IN fEE5
Day Pass $7 Resident/$10 Non Resident
Aerobics, Dance,
Sculpting
$5 per class/$40 for 10/Members FREE
Yoga, TRX, Pilates $7 per class/$60 for 10/Members FREE
DROP-IN fEE5
Basketball,
Badminton, Table
Tennis, Volleyball
$5 per visit/$40 for 10/Members FREE
Tennis, TabIe Tennis, & adminton Camps & CIasses
Registration will be accepted at the Sports Center, Quinlan
Community Center, online at www.cupertino.org/register, fax
at 408-777-1305, or mail. For more information, call 777-3160.
Private Tennis Instruction
Private, semi-private, and small group lessons may be
arranged upon request at various times. Please contact
Lifetime Tennis at 408-777-3169.
Cupertino Tennis CIub
The Cupertino Tennis Club is co-sponsored by the City and is
open to residents and nonresidents. CTC offers tournaments,
interclub, social events, and sponsors teams, which compete in
the USTA Nor-Cal Leagues.
Yearly Fee: Resident Family $25, Nonresident Family $30,
Resident Single $20, Nonresident Single $25.
For more information please visit
www.cupertinotennisclub.org
Cupertino Sports Center
Phone: 408-777-3160
www.cupertino.org/sportscenter
Hours o! Operation
Monday-Friday 6am10pm
Saturday 8am10pm
Sunday, 8am8pm
455NR
880NR
980NR
405NR
330NR
rs FREE
rs FREE
For more information please visit
www.cupertinotennisclub.org
Cupertino Sports Center
Phone: 408-777-3160
www.cupertino.org/sportscenter
Hours o! Operation
Monday-Friday 6am10pm
Saturday 8am10pm
Sunday, 8am8pm
Check out the schedule of tness classes at
www.cupertino.org/sportscenter.
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Make-up PoIicy
In the event a class is cancelled, make-up classes will be
rescheduled (as time and weather permits) at the discretion of
Lifetime Tennis, Inc. Make-up classes tend to be on Saturdays
and/or Sundays. Make-up classes are not offered due to
student absences. Students/parents are responsible for calling
or checking online at www.lifetimetennis.com for make-up
days and times.
Rain PoIicy
In the event of rain, contact the Lifetime Tennis ofce at
408-777-3169. Please do not call any earlier than one hour
before class is scheduled as conditions may change from hour
to hour.
ring Your Ovn Equipment
All students in all classes are asked to bring their own
equipment to class. Equipment for tennis, table tennis, and
badminton can be purchased in the Lifetime Tennis Pro Shop
at the Cupertino Sports Center, 408-777-3169.
Ball Machine Rental
Lifetime Tennis offers a ball machine for rent at the Sports
Center on our specialized ball machine court. You can rent
this great practice and workout tool for 45 minutes or with
long-term passes. For further information on products,
services, and prices, please call 408-777-3169.
Tennis Pro Shop
The Cupertino Sports Center has an on-site pro shop, services
include racquet stringing and regripping. There is a demo
program to test out racquets and knowledgeable staff to
assist you with any of your pro shop needs.
More Lesson Options
If your preferred class is illed, please contact
Lifetime Tennis at 408-777-3169 to discuss other
lesson options.
Locations o! CIasses
Youth classes take place at the Cupertino Sports Center. Adult
classes may take place at the Cupertino Sports Center or
Memorial Park tennis courts.
Re!undlTrans!er PoIicy
See page ??.
Check-inlout !or ChiIdren 14 Years OId or Younger
It is the policy of the Cupertino Parks and Recreation
Department that all children 0-14 years of age must be
checked in and out of classes and activities by a parent or
guardian. Please see the instructor to check your child in and
out. If you have questions regarding this policy, please call the
Parks and Recreation ofce at 408-777-3120.
LIFETIME TENNIS, INC. GENERAL INFORMATION
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See page 77 for general information, fee waiver assistance,
and disability accommodations.
See page 78 for refund/transfer policy.
ADMINTON BADMINTON
TABLE TENNIS
adminton Camps 7-15Y
by age and ability levels. They will improve fundamentals and
be involved in singles and doubles match play. Players are asked
to bring a racquet. Ratio is 6:1. Bring a snack for break; drinks
51558 M-f 1.10pm- 3.10pm 6l10-6l14 5 $184Rl$202N
51559 M-f 1.10pm- 3.10pm 6l17-6l21 5 $184Rl$202N
51560 M-f 1.10pm- 3.10pm 6l24-6l28 5 $184Rl$202N
51561 M-W, f 1.10pm- 3.10pm 7l1-7l5 4 $147Rl$162N
51562 M-f 1.10pm- 3.10pm 7l8-7l12 5 $184Rl$202N
51563 M-f 1.10pm- 3.10pm 7l15-7l19 5 $184Rl$202N
51564 M-f 1.10pm- 3.10pm 7l22-7l26 5 $184Rl$202N
51565 M-f 1.10pm- 3.10pm 7l29-8l2 5 $184Rl$202N
51566 M-f 1.10pm- 3.10pm 8l5-8l9 5 $184Rl$202N
51567 M-f 1.10pm- 3.10pm 8l12-8l16 5 $184Rl$202N
51568 M-f 1.10pm- 3.10pm 8l19-8l23 5 $184Rl$202N
51569 M-f 1.10pm- 3.10pm 8l26-8l30 5 $184Rl$202N
adminton & TabIe Tennis Combo Camps 7-15Y
Twice the fun as students participate in both the badminton and
table tennis camps at a discounted rate! Ratio is 6:1. ~Instructor.
Li!etime Tennis
51601 M-f 1.10pm- 5.20pm 6l10-6l14 5 $295Rl$325N
51602 M-f 1.10pm- 5.20pm 6l17-6l21 5 $295Rl$325N
51603 M-f 1.10pm- 5.20pm 6l24-6l28 5 $295Rl$325N
51604 M-W, f 1.10pm- 5.20pm 7l1-7l5 4 $236Rl$260N
51605 M-f 1.10pm- 5.20pm 7l8-7l12 5 $295Rl$325N
51606 M-f 1.10pm- 5.20pm 7l15-7l19 5 $295Rl$325N
51607 M-f 1.10pm- 5.20pm 7l22-7l26 5 $295Rl$325N
51608 M-f 1.10pm- 5.20pm 7l29-8l2 5 $295Rl$325N
51609 M-f 1.10pm- 5.20pm 8l5-8l9 5 $295Rl$325N
51610 M-f 1.10pm- 5.20pm 8l12-8l16 5 $295Rl$325N
51611 M-f 1.10pm- 5.20pm 8l19-8l23 5 $295Rl$325N
51612 M-f 1.10pm- 5.20pm 8l26-8l30 5 $295Rl$325N
eginning through Intermediate 7-15Y
Beginning students will learn stroke fundamentals, while
advanced beginning and intermediate students will develop
footwork, game strategies, shot selection, and specialty skills.
4.1 Ratio
7-11Y
52949 Sa 1.30pm- 3.00pm 6l29-8l3 6 $199Rl$222N
52952 Sa 1.30pm- 3.00pm 8l10-9l14 6 $199Rl$222N
12-15Y
52950 Sa 3.00pm- 4.30pm 6l29-8l3 6 $199Rl$222N
52953 Sa 3.00pm- 4.30pm 8l10-9l14 6 $199Rl$222N
8.1 Ratio
7-15Y
52951 Sa 4.30pm- 6.00pm 6l29-8l3 6 $120Rl$139N
52954 Sa 4.30pm- 6.00pm 8l10-9l14 6 $120Rl$139N
Advanced 7-15Y
Students will develop skills designed to succeed in competition
situations. Specialized footwork, match strategies, rules, and
conditioning will be implemented for enhanced playing results.
Ratio is 8:1. ~Instructor. Li!etime Tennis
7-11Y
52944 Sa 6.00pm- 7.30pm 6l29-8l3 6 $120Rl$139N
52947 Sa 6.00pm- 7.30pm 8l10-9l14 6 $120Rl$139N
12-15Y
52945 Sa 7.30pm- 9.00pm 6l29-8l3 6 $120Rl$139N
52948 Sa 7.30pm- 9.00pm 8l10-9l14 6 $120Rl$139N
eginning through Intermediate 7-15Y
Beginning students will learn stroke fundamentals, while
advanced beginning and intermediate students will be
developing the necessary footwork, game strategies, shot
selection, and specialty skills. Students are asked to bring a
paddle. Equipment can be purchased in the Cupertino Sports
Center Pro Shop. Ratio is 8:1. ~Instructor. Li!etime Tennis
7-11Y
52957 Su 2.30pm- 4.00pm 6l30-8l4 6 $120Rl$139N
52959 Su 2.30pm- 4.00pm 8l11-9l15 6 $120Rl$139N
12-15Y
52958 Su 4.00pm- 5.30pm 6l30-8l4 6 $120Rl$139N
52960 Su 4.00pm- 5.30pm 8l11-9l15 6 $120Rl$139N
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AduIt friday Drop-in Tennis
This is an ongoing program designed to give players
of varying ability levels the opportunity to meet and
play with other players in a fun, noncompetitive
atmosphere. Participants meet on court at 7pm and
play until 9:40pm. This program is open to the rst
24 paid participants each Friday. The cost is $7/person
for the general public and $2 for current CSC pass
holders.
TabIe Tennis Camps 7-15Y
by age and ability levels. They will improve fundamentals and be
involved in singles and doubles match play. Players are asked to
bring a paddle. Ratio is 6:1. ~Instructor. Li!etime Tennis
51616 M-f 3.20pm- 5.20pm 6l10-6l14 5 $184Rl$202N
51617 M-f 3.20pm- 5.20pm 6l17-6l21 5 $184Rl$202N
51618 M-f 3.20pm- 5.20pm 6l24-6l28 5 $184Rl$202N
51619 M-W, f 3.20pm- 5.20pm 7l1-7l5 4 $147Rl$162N
51620 M-f 3.20pm- 5.20pm 7l8-7l12 5 $184Rl$202N
51621 M-f 3.20pm- 5.20pm 7l15-7l19 5 $184Rl$202N
51622 M-f 3.20pm- 5.20pm 7l22-7l26 5 $184Rl$202N
51623 M-f 3.20pm- 5.20pm 7l29-8l2 5 $184Rl$202N
51624 M-f 3.20pm- 5.20pm 8l5-8l9 5 $184Rl$202N
51625 M-f 3.20pm- 5.20pm 8l12-8l16 5 $184Rl$202N
51626 M-f 3.20pm- 5.20pm 8l19-8l23 5 $184Rl$202N
51627 M-f 3.20pm- 5.20pm 8l26-8l30 5 $184Rl$202N
eginning 16Y+
For students with little or no previous tennis instruction. Students
will be introduced to the forehand, backhand, serve, and basic
vocabulary. Ratio is 8:1. ~Instructor. Li!etime Tennis
52974 M 6.00pm- 7.00pm 6l24-7l29 6 $80Rl$92N
52980 M 6.00pm- 7.00pm 8l5-9l9 6 $80Rl$92N
52975 W 6.00pm- 7.00pm 6l26-7l31 6 $80Rl$92N
52981 W 6.00pm- 7.00pm 8l7-9l11 6 $80Rl$92N
52977 Sa 8.00am- 9.00am 6l29-8l3 6 $80Rl$92N
52983 Sa 8.00am- 9.00am 8l10-9l14 6 $80Rl$92N
52978 Su 8.00am- 9.00am 6l30-8l4 6 $80Rl$92N
52984 Su 8.00am- 9.00am 8l11-9l15 6 $80Rl$92N
Advanced eginning 16Y+
For students completing 6 or more hours of beginning tennis. In
this level, we will be adding movement to groundstroke rallying
and improving serving technique. Ratio is 8:1. ~Instructor. Li!etime
Tennis
52961 M 6.00pm- 7.00pm 6l24-7l29 6 $80Rl$92N
52967 M 6.00pm- 7.00pm 8l5-9l9 6 $80Rl$92N
52963 W 6.00pm- 7.00pm 6l26-7l31 6 $80Rl$92N
52969 W 6.00pm- 7.00pm 8l7-9l11 6 $80Rl$92N
52965 Sa 8.00am- 9.00am 6l29-8l3 6 $80Rl$92N
52971 Sa 8.00am- 9.00am 8l10-9l14 6 $80Rl$92N
52966 Su 8.00am- 9.00am 6l30-8l4 6 $80Rl$92N
52972 Su 8.00am- 9.00am 8l11-9l15 6 $80Rl$92N
IntermediatelAdvanced 16Y+
For students who have completed 12-24 hours of advanced
beginning tennis. Introduction to volleys and overheads while
improving overall condence and consistency of the forehand,
backhand and serve. Movement becomes a key component at this
level. Ratio is 8:1. ~Instructor. Li!etime Tennis
52997 Tu 6.00pm- 7.00pm 6l25-7l30 6 $80Rl$92N
53001 Tu 6.00pm- 7.00pm 8l6-9l10 6 $80Rl$92N
52998 Th 6.00pm- 7.00pm 6l27-8l1 6 $80Rl$92N
53002 Th 6.00pm- 7.00pm 8l8-9l12 6 $80Rl$92N
52995 Sa 8.00am- 9.00am 6l29-8l3 6 $80Rl$92N
52999 Sa 8.00am- 9.00am 8l10-9l14 6 $80Rl$92N
52996 Su 8.00am- 9.00am 6l30-8l4 6 $80Rl$92N
53000 Su 8.00am- 9.00am 8l11-9l15 6 $80Rl$92N
DriII 16Y+
Prerequisite: Intermediate course or instructor approval.
Workouts cover ground strokes, volleys, overheads, and serving
drills. A great class for those wanting to move and hit lots of
tennis balls. Ratio is 8:1. ~Instructor. Li!etime Tennis
52986 Tu 6.00pm- 7.00pm 6l25-7l30 6 $80Rl$92N
52991 Tu 6.00pm- 7.00pm 8l6-9l10 6 $80Rl$92N
52987 Th 6.00pm- 7.00pm 6l27-8l1 6 $80Rl$92N
52992 Th 6.00pm- 7.00pm 8l8-9l12 6 $80Rl$92N
52988 Sa 8.00am- 9.00am 6l29-8l3 6 $80Rl$92N
52993 Sa 8.00am- 9.00am 8l10-9l14 6 $80Rl$92N
52989 Su 8.00am- 9.00am 6l30-8l4 6 $80Rl$92N
52994 Su 8.00am- 9.00am 8l11-9l15 6 $80Rl$92N
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LITTLE TENNIS
All Little Tennis Program classes have a ratio of 4:1
LittIe Tennis & LittIe RaIIyers Camps 4-6Y
Little Tennis students will learn to hit the forehand, backhand,
and serve, parts of the racquet and court, and improve
coordination and motor skills. Little Rallyers will work on their
full-court abilities through a series of drills and games. Bring a
snack. Ratio is 4:1. ~Instructor. Li!etime Tennis
51721 M-f 9.00am-10.30am 6l10-6l14 5 $166Rl$183N
51722 M-f 9.00am-10.30am 6l17-6l21 5 $166Rl$183N
51723 M-f 9.00am-10.30am 6l24-6l28 5 $166Rl$183N
51724 M-W, f 9.00am-10.30am 7l1-7l5 4 $133Rl$147N
51725 M-f 9.00am-10.30am 7l8-7l12 5 $166Rl$183N
51726 M-f 9.00am-10.30am 7l15-7l19 5 $166Rl$183N
51727 M-f 9.00am-10.30am 7l22-7l26 5 $166Rl$183N
51728 M-f 9.00am-10.30am 7l29-8l2 5 $166Rl$183N
51729 M-f 9.00am-10.30am 8l5-8l9 5 $166Rl$183N
51730 M-f 9.00am-10.30am 8l12-8l16 5 $166Rl$183N
51731 M-f 9.00am-10.30am 8l19-8l23 5 $166Rl$183N
51732 M-f 9.00am-10.30am 8l26-8l30 5 $166Rl$183N
LittIe Tennis & AthIetic DeveIopment 4-6Y
This specialized program is designed for children 4 to 6 years old.
Students will learn hand/eye coordination drills along with basic
tennis shots. Parents will be impressed by the range of learning
aids and development plans used throughout this program.
Equipment can be purchased in the Cupertino Sports Center Pro
Shop. ~Instructor. Li!etime Tennis
53029 F 5.00pm- 6.00pm 6l28-8l2 6 $133Rl$147N
53034 F 5.00pm- 6.00pm 8l9-9l13 6 $133Rl$147N
53030 Sa 10.30am-11.30am 6l29-8l3 6 $133Rl$147N
53035 Sa 10.30am-11.30am 8l10-9l14 6 $133Rl$147N
53031 Sa 5.00pm- 6.00pm 6l29-8l3 6 $133Rl$147N
53036 Sa 5.00pm- 6.00pm 8l10-9l14 6 $133Rl$147N
53032 Su 10.30am-11.30am 6l30-8l4 6 $133Rl$147N
53037 Su 10.30am-11.30am 8l11-9l15 6 $133Rl$147N
LittIe RaIIyers 5-6Y
This program is designed for students who are able to move left
to right with proper grips and have sufcient skills to start the
long-court rally process. They will learn basic grips, strokes, and
tracking skills in preparation to strike the ball. This program is
available to students who have graduated from Little Tennis and
have instructor approval. ~Instructor. Li!etime Tennis
53043 F 6.00pm- 7.00pm 6l28-8l2 6 $133Rl$147N
53048 F 6.00pm- 7.00pm 8l9-9l13 6 $133Rl$147N
53044 Sa 10.30am-11.30am 6l29-8l3 6 $133Rl$147N
53049 Sa 10.30am-11.30am 8l10-9l14 6 $133Rl$147N
53045 Sa 5.00pm- 6.00pm 6l29-8l3 6 $133Rl$147N
53050 Sa 5.00pm- 6.00pm 8l10-9l14 6 $133Rl$147N
53046 Su 10.30am-11.30am 6l30-8l4 6 $133Rl$147N
53051 Su 10.30am-11.30am 8l11-9l15 6 $133Rl$147N
Intro to Tournament 6-10Y
This program is designed for students who have demonstrated
the ability to rally long court and are able to make the occasional
serve in the correct box. They will continue to rene their strokes
in this class to prepare for the next level, Tournament Training.
This program is available to students who have graduated from
Little Rallyers and/or have instructor approval. Must enroll for
two days minimum. ~Instructor. Li!etime Tennis
53005 M 6.00pm- 7.00pm 6l24-7l29 6 $133Rl$147N
53017 M 6.00pm- 7.00pm 8l5-9l9 6 $133Rl$147N
53007 Tu 6.00pm- 7.00pm 6l25-7l30 6 $133Rl$147N
53019 Tu 6.00pm- 7.00pm 8l6-9l10 6 $133Rl$147N
53009 W 6.00pm- 7.00pm 6l26-7l31 6 $133Rl$147N
53021 W 6.00pm- 7.00pm 8l7-9l11 6 $133Rl$147N
53011 Th 6.00pm- 7.00pm 6l27-8l1 6 $133Rl$147N
53026 Th 6.00pm- 7.00pm 8l8-9l12 6 $133Rl$147N
53013 Sa 12.00pm- 1.00pm 6l29-8l3 6 $133Rl$147N
53028 Sa 12.00pm- 1.00pm 8l10-9l14 6 $133Rl$147N
53014 Sa 1.00pm- 2.00pm 6l29-8l3 6 $133Rl$147N
53023 Sa 1.00pm- 2.00pm 8l10-9l14 6 $133Rl$147N
53015 Su 12.00pm- 1.00pm 6l30-8l4 6 $133Rl$147N
53024 Su 12.00pm- 1.00pm 8l11-9l15 6 $133Rl$147N
53016 Su 1.00pm- 2.00pm 6l30-8l4 6 $133Rl$147N
53025 Su 1.00pm- 2.00pm 8l11-9l15 6 $133Rl$147N
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JUNIOR TENNIS
Competition Programs
These year round programs are designed to prepare
students for tennis tournaments. Students learn from
certied instructors and former touring pros with
over 20 years of coaching experience. Contact Dana
Bargas for more info at 408-777-3385.
Green, Iue, Red 7-15Y
This 3-tiered introduction program develops early tennis skills
such as ground strokes, serving, volleys, overheads, and basic
vocabulary. Students are grouped by age and ability levels the
rst day of class. ~Instructor. Li!etime Tennis
4.1 Ratio
7-9Y
53066 F 5.30pm- 7.00pm 6l28-8l2 6 $199Rl$222N
53079 F 5.30pm- 7.00pm 8l9-9l13 6 $199Rl$222N
53070 Sa 6.00pm- 7.30pm 6l29-8l3 6 $199Rl$222N
53085 Sa 6.00pm- 7.30pm 8l10-9l14 6 $199Rl$222N
7-12Y
53068 Sa 2.00pm- 3.30pm 6l29-8l3 6 $199Rl$222N
53082 Sa 2.00pm- 3.30pm 8l10-9l14 6 $199Rl$222N
7-15Y
53076 Su 5.00pm- 6.30pm 6l30-8l4 6 $199Rl$222N
53090 Su 5.00pm- 6.30pm 8l11-9l15 6 $199Rl$222N
10-15Y
53077 F 7.00pm- 8.30pm 6l28-8l2 6 $199Rl$222N
53071 Sa 6.00pm- 7.30pm 6l29-8l3 6 $199Rl$222N
53084 Sa 6.00pm- 7.30pm 8l10-9l14 6 $199Rl$222N
8.1 Ratio
7-12Y
53065 F 3.30pm- 5.00pm 6l28-8l2 6 $120Rl$139N
53078 F 3.30pm- 5.00pm 8l9-9l13 6 $120Rl$139N
53067 Sa 9.00am-10.30am 6l29-8l3 6 $120Rl$139N
53081 Sa 9.00am-10.30am 8l10-9l14 6 $120Rl$139N
53072 Su 9.00am-10.30am 6l30-8l4 6 $120Rl$139N
53086 Su 9.00am-10.30am 8l11-9l15 6 $120Rl$139N
53073 Su 2.00pm- 3.30pm 6l30-8l4 6 $120Rl$139N
53087 Su 2.00pm- 3.30pm 8l11-9l15 6 $120Rl$139N
10-15Y
53069 Sa 3.30pm- 5.00pm 6l29-8l3 6 $120Rl$139N
53083 Sa 3.30pm- 5.00pm 8l10-9l14 6 $120Rl$139N
53074 Su 3.30pm- 5.00pm 6l30-8l4 6 $120Rl$139N
53088 Su 3.30pm- 5.00pm 8l11-9l15 6 $120Rl$139N
ronze, 5iIver, & GoId LeveIs 8-17Y
For graduates of the Red Level program or can fulll the
program requirements. Goal: develop foundation to become a
well-rounded tennis player, successfully play singles and doubles
matches, and to play in local tennis leagues, school teams, or
tournaments. Ratio is 8:1. ~Instructor. Li!etime Tennis
53053 F 7.00pm- 9.00pm 6l28-8l2 6 $166Rl$185N
53059 F 7.00pm- 9.00pm 8l9-9l13 6 $166Rl$185N
53054 Sa 2.00pm- 4.00pm 6l29-8l3 6 $166Rl$185N
53060 Sa 2.00pm- 4.00pm 8l10-9l14 6 $166Rl$185N
53057 Sa 4.00pm- 6.00pm 6l29-8l3 6 $166Rl$185N
53063 Sa 4.00pm- 6.00pm 8l10-9l14 6 $166Rl$185N
53055 Sa 6.00pm- 8.00pm 6l29-8l3 6 $166Rl$185N
53061 Sa 6.00pm- 8.00pm 8l10-9l14 6 $166Rl$185N
53056 Su 2.00pm- 4.00pm 6l30-8l4 6 $166Rl$185N
53062 Su 2.00pm- 4.00pm 8l11-9l15 6 $166Rl$185N
53058 Su 4.00pm- 6.00pm 6l30-8l4 6 $166Rl$185N
53064 Su 4.00pm- 6.00pm 8l11-9l15 6 $166Rl$185N
Tennis, ronze, 5iIver, & GoId Match PIay 8-17Y
This program is for students enrolled in Bronze, Silver, Gold levels.
Players will compete against one another in weekly singles and
doubles matches to improve their tennis skills. ~Instructor. Li!etime
Tennis
53003 Su 6.00pm- 7.30pm 6l30-8l4 6 $55Rl$61N
53004 Su 6.00pm- 7.30pm 8l11-9l15 6 $55Rl$61N
5hoggy Park's Match PIay Program 7Y+
This program is for current private lesson students of Shoggy
Park. Students will learn to play in a match play format conducted
by Shoggy Park and his assistants. ~Instructor. Li!etime Tennis
52955 Sa 8.00pm- 9.30pm 6l29-8l3 6 $55Rl$61N
52956 Sa 8.00pm- 9.30pm 8l10-9l14 6 $55Rl$61N
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JUNIOR TENNIS
1r Improvement, Match PIay, 1r Team Camps 6-15Y
Beginning through Intermediate students will learn tennis skills
through our unique court rotation and activity system. Junior
Team students will play in singles and doubles round-robin
tournaments. Instructors will help players with scoring, rules,
and match strategy. Players should bring a snack; ice water is
51749 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l10-6l14 5 $215Rl$242N
51750 M-f 12.30pm- 3.30pm 6l10-6l14 5 $215Rl$242N
51751 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l17-6l21 5 $215Rl$242N
51752 M-f 12.30pm- 3.30pm 6l17-6l21 5 $215Rl$242N
51753 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 6l24-6l28 5 $215Rl$242N
51754 M-f 12.30pm- 3.30pm 6l24-6l28 5 $215Rl$242N
51755 M-W, f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l1-7l5 4 $172Rl$194N
51756 M-W, f 12.30pm- 3.30pm 7l1-7l5 4 $172Rl$194N
51757 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l8-7l12 5 $215Rl$242N
51758 M-f 12.30pm- 3.30pm 7l8-7l12 5 $215Rl$242N
51759 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l15-7l19 5 $215Rl$242N
51760 M-f 12.30pm- 3.30pm 7l15-7l19 5 $215Rl$242N
51761 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l22-7l26 5 $215Rl$242N
51762 M-f 12.30pm- 3.30pm 7l22-7l26 5 $215Rl$242N
51763 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 7l29-8l2 5 $215Rl$242N
51764 M-f 12.30pm- 3.30pm 7l29-8l2 5 $215Rl$242N
51765 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l5-8l9 5 $215Rl$242N
51766 M-f 12.30pm- 3.30pm 8l5-8l9 5 $215Rl$242N
51767 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l12-8l16 5 $215Rl$242N
51768 M-f 12.30pm- 3.30pm 8l12-8l16 5 $215Rl$242N
51769 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l19-8l23 5 $215Rl$242N
51770 M-f 12.30pm- 3.30pm 8l19-8l23 5 $215Rl$242N
51771 M-f 9.00am-12.00pm 8l26-8l30 5 $215Rl$242N
51772 M-f 12.30pm- 3.30pm 8l26-8l30 5 $215Rl$242N
Racquet 5ports Camps 7-15Y
These camps combine the 8:1-ratio morning Jr. Improvement and
Match Play tennis camp with the 6:1-ratio afternoon Badminton
and Table Tennis Combo Camp, for a full day of exercise and
social interaction. Bring snacks and lunch; drinks provided.
51584 F 9.00am- 5.20pm 5l24 1 $84Rl$94N
51585 M 9.00am- 5.20pm 5l27 1 $84Rl$94N
51586 M-f 9.00am- 5.20pm 6l10-6l14 5 $422Rl$470N
51587 M-f 9.00am- 5.20pm 6l17-6l21 5 $422Rl$470N
51588 M-f 9.00am- 5.20pm 6l24-6l28 5 $422Rl$470N
51589 M-W, f 9.00am- 5.20pm 7l1-7l5 4 $338Rl$376N
51590 M-f 9.00am- 5.20pm 7l8-7l12 5 $422Rl$470N
51591 M-f 9.00am- 5.20pm 7l15-7l19 5 $422Rl$470N
51592 M-f 9.00am- 5.20pm 7l22-7l26 5 $422Rl$470N
51593 M-f 9.00am- 5.20pm 7l29-8l2 5 $422Rl$470N
51594 M-f 9.00am- 5.20pm 8l5-8l9 5 $422Rl$470N
51595 M-f 9.00am- 5.20pm 8l12-8l16 5 $422Rl$470N
51596 M-f 9.00am- 5.20pm 8l19-8l23 5 $422Rl$470N
51597 M-f 9.00am- 5.20pm 8l26-8l30 5 $422Rl$470N
fee Waiver
DisabiIity
Cancellations
on page 78.
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Single Lesson Series of 3 Series of 6
Adults $50 $130 $250
Seniors $42 $110 $200
Juniors $35 $90 $150
GoI! Lessons
1e!! Piserchio, PGA
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 9am to 5pm
Contact Jeff at jdpgolfshop@msn.com
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9-HoIe Par 29 Course
2 Par !ours and 7 Par threes
1544 yards
Course Rating 57.4
5Iope 99
EstabIished in 1963
Course Record 23
Open every day except Christmas
Green fees
Adult Senior Junior Replay
Weekday Nonresident $17 $16 $16 $13
Weekday Resident $15 $14 $14 $11
Weekend Nonresident $19 $19 $16 $13
Weekend Resident $17 $17 $14 $11
Iackberry farm GoI! Course
Golf & Food
22100 SIevehs Creek 8lvd, CuperIiho 408-253-9200
Play nine holes and receive
25% discount at the
Blue Pheasant Restaurant
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Blackberry Farm
Golf Course
Location and Contact In!ormation
22100 Stevens Creek Blvd
Cupertino, CA 95014
Phone: 408-253-9200
Visit us on the Web, and take a virtual
tour of the golf course:
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Address Cell Phone Number
City and ZIP Code Email Address
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Section B
Participants
First Name
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if under 18
Gender Grade
Level
Activity
Title
Code
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Activity
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the Cupertino Parks and Recreation Department, the Cupertino Union School District, the Cupertino Public Facilities Corporation, the City of Cupertino and the
County of Santa Clara, their agents and employees FROM AND AGAINST ANY AND ALL LIABILITY FOR ANY LOSS, PERSONAL INJURY, INCLUDING DEATH, OR
PROPERTY DAMAGE THAT MAY HAVE ARISEN OUT OF, OR IN ANY WAY CONNECTED WITH, MY PARTICIPATION OR PRESENCE AT THE AFOREMENTIONED EVENT,
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property, or myself, which may have been caused by negligence, or any act, of any person connected in any way with the aforementioned event. I understand that
the City of Cupertino does not guarantee the construction, condition, or safety of the facilities or the equipment and that this Release Agreement is to be binding
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Credit Card Number:______________________________________________ Expires:__________ Authorized Amount $___________
Name as it appears on Card:_______________________ Authorized Signature:______________________________________________
Mai I your compI eted regi strati on !orm to.
Registration
10185 N. Stelling Road
Cupertino, CA 95014
Phone Number: 408-777-3120
Fax Number: 408-777-1305
Registration Form
Include these required items with your registration,
or your registration cannot be processed:
1. Payment
2. Signature, Section C
3. Signature, Section D for credit cards
4. Proof of age if applicable
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4 Ways to Register!
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WaIk-in
Visit our ofce in the Quinlan Community
Center at 10185 N. Stelling Road, Cupertino,
during these times:
Monday-Thursday 8:00am-10:00pm
Friday 8:00am- 5:00pm
Saturday 8:30am- 4:30pm
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fax (HeId !or Random Processing*)
Complete a registration form
Pay with Visa, MasterCard, American Express,
orDiscoverCard
Fax to 408-777-1305
Receipts mailed within 10 working days
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MaiI-in (HeId !or Random Processing*)
Complete registration form
include method of payment:
By check payable to CITY OF CUPERTINO or
by Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or
DiscoverCard. There will be a $25 service charge
for all returned checks.
Mail to:
Registration
Cupertino, CA 95014
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OnIine Registration
Visit www.reg4rec.org
Have your client number and account PIN ready
Pay with Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or
DiscoverCard
Important Information
If requested, proof of age or proof of Cupertino residency may be required.
If you need a client number and PIN, please contact the Parks and Recreation ofce at 408-777-3120.
Correctly completed registrations will have priority.
Registration with incorrect or incomplete information or fees will not be processed.
Class conrmation will be mailed to you within 10 working days.
Sorry, no verbal conrmations before April 24, 2013.
The rst day of random processing of registration for Cupertino residents begins ApriI 17, 2013.
Recreation Schedules will be available for pick-up at the Quinlan Community Center, Library, and City Hall.
Resident registration forms received after ApriI 17, 2013, will be processed according to the day received.
Nonresident registration and walk-in registration begin ApriI 24, 2013, and will be processed according to
theday received.
Resident registration begins ApriI 17, 2013
Nonresident registration and vaIk-in registration begin ApriI 24, 2013
NOTE: A resident is anyone living in the Cupertino city limits (i.e., zip code 95014).
A nonresident is a Cupertino P.O. box address or anyone living outside the Cupertino city limits.
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Creating an account . . . . . . . . . . . . . Call the Parks & Recreation ofce at 408-777-3120 to create an account. To
register on the Internet you must have your account information available.
Retrieving a !orgotten passvord
vith a current emaiI address
If you have an account but have forgotten your account PIN/password and the
email address on your account is current, you can use the Forgot My Password
feature on Reg4Fun.
Retrieving account in!ormation
vithout a current emaiI address
To protect the sensitive information in our customers accounts, we will not
disseminate information over the phone, or without identication in person.
Internet registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . Registration starts at midnight on the designated date. Conrmation is
immediate. See 4 Ways to Register page for details.
MaiI-in & fax-in registration . . . . . Registrations are processed randomly in date order. See 4 Ways to Register
page for details.
WaIk-in registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Before walk-in registration begins, all registration brought to the ofce will be
held for random processing. When walk-in registration begins, registration will
be processed while you wait.
Wait Iists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . If the class you requested is lled, you will automatically be placed on a waitlist,
free of charge. If the class becomes available, we will call you. Payment is due
within 24 hours.
Age requirement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Where an age is indicated, the participant must be that age by the rst day of
class. Proof of age may be required.
Class attendance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Class attendance is limited to the registered participants ONLY. Sorry, no children
in parents classes and no parents in childrens classes.
Make-up cIasses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . There are no make-ups for classes you dont attend. If Parks & Recreation cancels
a class meeting, a make-up class will be offered if session permits.
Minimum enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . A minimum number of participants must enroll in order for a class to be held.
Classes with low enrollment may be cancelled, so please register early.
CIass check-inlcheck-out . . . . . . . . . All children 0-14 years of age must be checked in and out of classes and activities
by a parent or guardian. Please come into the classroom and see the instructor
to check your child in and out.
DecIined credit card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . If your credit card is declined, Parks & Recreation staff will contact you to request
payment. If your payment is not received within 24 hours, your registration will
be cancelled.
Returned check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . There is a $25 fee for each returned check.
fee Waiver Assistance . . . . . . . . . . . Contact West Valley Community Services at 408-255-8033.
DisabiIities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . If you have any disability that requires special accommodations in order to
participate, please let us know when you register.
Trans!erslRe!unds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Details are on the next page.
General Information
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Refund/Transfer Policy
Dear Valued Customer,
In our efforts to better serve your needs, we have revised our refund policy!
We hope that you will nd our new policy simple and more exible. We understand that
families and their schedules change, so we are providing you with more options and
opportunities to adjust your plans as needed. We appreciate you as a customer, so we have
reduced additional fees and have given you more time to make changes if required.
What could be better more time and money for you, our valued customer!
Course vithdravaIs l trans!ers . . . Course withdrawals or transfers must be submitted in writing at least
14caIendar days prior to the start of the class or camp.
Withdrawals or transfers requested less than 14 calendar days prior to the
rst class meeting and up until the rst class meeting will incur a $10/class
processing fee.
Refunds will not be issued once a class or program has begun.
Requests for course withdrawals or transfers from aquatics cIasses must be
submitted at least 21 calendar days prior to the start of the rst class meeting.
No re!unds will be issued for aquatics cIasses if the request is made less than 21
days prior to the rst class meeting.
Transfers from aquatics cIasses requested less than 21 calendar days prior to
the rst class meeting and up until the rst class meeting will incur a $10/class
processing fee.
Course Cancellations. . . . . . . . . . . . . Refunds will be issued if a course is cancelled by the Parks and Recreation
Department.
Courses not reaching their minimum enrollment will be cancelled.
Re!unds by Check. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Refunds by check take up to six weeks to process.
Re!unds by Credit Card . . . . . . . . . . If you paid by credit card, your refund will be applied to your credit card.
Re!unds !or fiIIed CIasses. . . . . . . . To avoid a 6-week delay, submit a separate check for each class requested or
pay by credit card.
Re!und Request . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Include:
Participants name, address, phone number
Name and activity number of the class, and name of the person who paid for
the class.
Fax your request to 408-777-1305
or mail it to:
Registration Refund
10185 N Stelling Road
Cupertino, CA 95014
Refund/Transfer Policy
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Chairs and tables are available at no additional cost. All reservations require a deposit. Reservations
must be made in person. Call the above-referenced phone numbers for information on room rental
rates, audiovisual equipment rental costs, alcohol-serving regulations, and other information.
Cupertino Senior Center 21251 SIevehs Creek 8oulevard 408-777-3150
Reception Room: 175-200 capacity; access to full-size kitchen on weekends only
Bay Room: 40 capacity; no kitchen use
Arts and Crafts Room: 40 capacity; no kitchen use
Classroom: 26 capacity; no kitchen use
Conference Room: 10 capacity; no kitchen use
Creekside Park uiIding 10455 Miller Avehue 408-777-3120
Capacity: 50 seated
Food preparation area available
Cupertino Community HaII 10350 1orre Avehue 408-777-3120
Theater-style seating: capacity 170
Banquet or buffet seating: capacity 152
Small kitchen with a refrigerator, sink, microwave, and dishwasher
Two patios and built-in sound system available
Cupertino Sports Center 21111 SIevehs Creek 8oulevard 408-777-3160
Conference Room: 10-15 capacity
Access to kitchenette, TV, VCR, DVD player, and whiteboard
Available Monday-Friday, 6am-10pm; Saturday, 8am-10pm; Sunday, 8am-8pm
Rental Facilities
The City of Cupertino offers a variety of rental rooms for meetings and special
events. Call for further information and assistance. Check out our Web site at
www.cupertino.org/recreation and click on the Facilities link.
uinIan Community Center 10185 N. SIellihg Road 408-777-3120
Cupertino Room
Theater-style seating: capacity 300
Banquet or buffet seating: capacity 275
Features a full caterers kitchen
Patio, foyer, and built-in sound and
video systems available
Social Room
80 capacity
No kitchen use
Built-in sound and video systems
available
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City of Cupertino Parks/Rentals
See park information, bottom of next page, for more details
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Blackberry Farm Park
21979 San Fernando Ave.
Reservations:
408-777-3140
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Six Sites
Total capacity 575
Blackberry Site:
250
Sycamore Site: 100
Owl Site: 100
Bobcat Site: 50
Steelhead Site: 50
Acorn Site: 25
Swimming Pools
Waterslide
Bocce Ball Courts
Horseshoe Courts
Volleyball Courts
Cali Mill Plaza
Stevens Creek Boulevard
& DeAnza Boulevard
Hours: 8am-10pm
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Fountains
Free Wireless
Internet
Stainless Steel
Sculpture
Creekside Park
10455 Miller Avenue
Hours: Daylight hours to
1 hour after sunset.
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Par Course
Reservable
Building
Franco Park
10981 Franco Court

Hoover Park
Leeds Avenue
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Soccer Fields
Jollyman Park
1000 S. Stelling Road
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Youth
Baseball
Soccer Fields
Linda Vista Park
Linda Vista Drive
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Capacity: 136
17 Picnic Tables
2 Serving Tables
1 Large BBQ Pit
Electricity
(additional fee)

Par Course
Open Grass Area
McClellan Ranch
Preserve
22221 McClellan Road
Hours: 6am to dusk
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Nature Preserve
Junior Nature
Museum
Memorial Park
at Mary Avenue
10pm
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11 Rectangular
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5 Round Picnic
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BBQ Pits: 1 large,
2 small
Electricity
(additional fee)

Softball
Amphitheater,
Gazebo
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Tennis Courts
Open Grass Area
Monta Vista Park
Voss Avenue at
Foothill Blvd.
1 hour after sunset
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Portal Park
North Portal Avenue
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1 Large BBQ Pit
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Open Grass Area
Somerset Square
Stokes Avenue
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Sterling Barnhart Park
10486 Sterling Boulevard
at Barnhart Avenue
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Open Grass Area
Stevens Creek Trail
Trailhead at McClellan
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0.75-mile Trail
Three Oaks Park
Candlelight Way
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Ainsworth Drive
1 hour after sunset
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Wilson Park
South Portal Avenue
1 hour after sunset
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Park Reservations (except Iackberry farm)
Reserve a picnic site in person at Quinlan
Community Center.
Call 408-777-3120 or visit www.cupertino.org for
more information on the City parks, reservation of
picnic areas, Stevens Creek Trail, or use of bounce
houses in Memorial Park.
Cupertino residents can make a reservation up
to 6 months in advance for parks and must make
reservations at least 7 working days in advance and
must provide proof of Cupertino residency.
Nonresidents can make a reservation up to 3 months
in advance and must make the reservation at least 7
working days in advance.
Other Park In!ormation
Tennis court lights at Memorial Park are on until
10pm.
Park locations: see map on pages 82-83.
Iackberry farm In!ormation Reservations
Reserve a picnic site by calling
408-777-3140, at the Blackberry
Farm Retreat Center, or requesting a
reservation online.
Visit www.cupertino.org for more
information.
Cupertino residents can reserve a picnic
site up to 1 year in advance and must
provide proof of Cupertino residency.
Nonresidents can reserve a picnic site up
to 9 months in advance.
DAY-U5E 5WIM fEE5 (DI5COUNTED 5EA5ON 5WIM PA55E5 AVAILALE.)
Tuesday-Friday: .....................................Resident $5, Nonresident $7
Saturday and Sunday ...........................Resident $7, Nonresident $9
Swim rates for group reservations: .....Resident $3, Nonresident $4
HOUR5 fOR 2013 5EA5ON
MAY 2013
Open all weekends
Picnic Sites: 10am to 6pm
Pools: 10am to 5:30pm
Closed Memorial Day
1UNE & 1ULY 2013
Open every day except Monday
Pools: 10am to 7pm
AUGU5T 2013 5EPTEMER 2013
Open every day except Monday and
8/27-8/30
Pools: 10am to 7pm
Open all weekends
Pools: 10am to 5:30pm
Closed Labor Day
Additional Park Information
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SCHOOLS
A CoIIins EIementary
10300 N. Blaney Avenue
B Cupertino High 5chooI
10100 Finch Avenue
C Cupertino Union 5chooI District
10301 Vista Drive
D DeAnza Community CoIIege
E Eaton EIementary
20220 Suisun Drive
F fremont Union High District O!ce
589 W. Fremont Avenue
G faria EIementary
10155 Barbara Lane
H Garden Gate EIementary
10500 Ann Arbor Avenue
I Homestead High 5chooI
21370 Homestead Road
J Hyde MiddIe 5chooI
19325 Bollinger Road
K Kennedy MiddIe 5chooI
821 Bubb Road
L Lavson MiddIe 5chooI
10401 Vista Drive
M LincoIn EIementary
N Lynbrook High 5chooI
1280 Johnson Avenue
San Jose
O Monta Vista High 5chooI
P Regnart EIementary
1170 Yorkshire Drive
5edgvick EIementary
19200 Phil Lane
R 5tevens Creek EIementary
10300 Ainsworth Drive
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1 Iackberry farm GoI! Course
2 Iackberry farm Picnic Grounds
21979 San Fernando Avenue
3 CaIi MiII PIaza
Stevens Creek Boulevard at
DeAnza Boulevard
4 City HaII
10300 Torre Avenue
5 Communication Academy
7337 Bollinger Road
6 Community HaII & CounciI Chamber
10350 Torre Avenue
7 Cupertino Library
10800 Torre Avenue
8 Cupertino Sports Center
9 Cupertino 5quare Ice Center
10123 N. Wolfe Road
10 Cupertino Teen Center
11 Deep CIi!! GoI! Course
10700 Clubhouse Lane
12 Garrod farms
22600 Mt. Eden Road
Saratoga
13 1oy!uI MeIodies Music 5chooI
10455 Bandley Drive, Suite 300
14 KMVT15 Community TeIevision
1400 Terra Bella Avenue, Suite M
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15 Library fieId
Pacica Avenue at Torre Avenue
16 McCIeIIan Ranch Preserve
17 MeIody Academy o! Music
1299 Water Lily Way, #10
San Jose
18 Monta Vista Recreation Center
22601 Voss at Foothill Boulevard
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10555 Mary Avenue
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550 E. Remington Drive
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23 Tvisters 5ports Center
2639A Terminal Boulevard
Mountain VIew
24 West VaIIey Community 5ervices
10104 Vista Drive
25 Young Che!s Academy
1336 S. Mary Avenue
Sunnyvale
PARKS
1 Creekside Park
10455 Miller Avenue
2 Franco Park
10981 Franco Court
3 Hoover Park
Leeds Avenue near Primrose
4 1oIIyman Park
1000 S. Stelling Road
5 Linda Vista Park
Linda Vista Drive
6 Memorial Park
at Mary Avenue
7 Monta Vista Park
22601 Voss at Foothill Boulevard
8 Portal Park
10225 N. Portal Avenue
9 Shoreline Park
3160 N. Shoreline Boulevard
Mountain View
10 5omerset 5quare Park
Stokes Avenue
11 5terIing arnhart Park
10486 Sterling Boulevard
12 Three Oaks Park
Candlelight Way
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Ainsworth Drive
14 WiIson Park
19784 Wintergreen Drive
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BBQ Packages
Blackberry Farms BBQ packages are
designed to make life easy on you,
the party planner. Leave the Iogistics
to us-ve can order !ood and drinks !or
your event, cover your picnic tabIes, and
provide you vith aII the equipment
you may need to cook up a great meaI
!or your guests.
Birthday Party Packages
Looking for a stress-free way to
host a pool party for your childs
birthday? Reserve one o! our private
cabanas on the pooI deck to ceIebrate
vith your chiId and their guests. We'II
take care o! set-up, decorations, !ood,
and cupcakes.
For more information visit
www.blackberryfarm.org/packages
or caII 408 777-3140.
BBQ Packages
Blackberry Farms BBQ packages are
Let the Iackberry farm sta!! heIp ease the burden
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