2019 Summer Activity Guide

BELMONT

Parks & Recreation

Summer 2019 Activity Guide

www.belmont.gov/parksandrec

Enhancing the
quality of life
for the community

@belmontparksrec

CREATING MEMORIES
Have your next wedding, party, conference, or any special event in one of our beautiful

facilities. Please call (650) 595-7441 for more information. www.belmont.gov/rentals

TWIN PINES SENIOR & COMMUNITY CENTER

20 Twin Pines Lane
• 250 people max
• 3,500sf
• Largest facility, adjacent to the Meadow
• Industrial-style kitchen
• Spacious patio

TWIN PINES LODGE

40 Twin Pines Lane
• 125 people max
• 2,500sf
• Charming venue nestled among the

trees
• Kitchen
• Large patio

TWIN PINES MANOR

10 Twin Pines Lane
• 75 people max
• 1,967sf
• Elegant, historical building for adult parties and events
• Rental includes first floor only

TWIN PINES COTTAGE

7 Cottage Lane
• 35 people max
• 500sf
• Cozy venue with creek views
• Kitchen
• Patio

SPORTS COMPLEX CONFERENCE CENTER

550 Island Parkway
• 170 people max
• 2,500sf
• Large space with bay and trail views
• Adjacent to athletic fields and creek

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PICNIC AREAS

ALEXANDER PARK PICNIC AREA

400 Block of Yorkshire Way
• Saturday & Sunday rental only
• Located at the northern region of the park
• 6 picnic tables, 1 barbeque, horseshoe stakes

included
• Restrooms on site
• Tennis courts, basketball court, playground nearby

BUCKEYE PICNIC AREA

(AT TWIN PINES PARK)
• Situated directly across from the playground

and restrooms
• 10 picnic tables included
• Additional picnic tables nearby
• Large brick barbecue grill.
• Grass area nearby

MEADOW

(AT TWIN PINES PARK)
• Friday, Saturday & Sunday rental only
• Adjacent to the Twin Pines Senior & Community Center
• 6 picnic tables and large barbecue grill incuded
• Stage included with rental
• Large, shaded grass area
• Public restrooms available near Buckeye

REDWOOD PICNIC AREA

(AT TWIN PINES PARK)

• Largest group picnic area
• Located in the farthest area of the park, across

a foot bridge over the creek
• 14 picnic tables, 3 large barbecue grills

included
• Restrooms on site
• Playground nearby
• Volleyball posts and horseshoe stakes on site
• Equipment available for rent

Picnic area reservations are available online.
Online reservations must be made at least 14 days in advance.

Reservation time is from 8am-8pm.

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Parks & Recreation
Directory

Parks & Recreation Director Brigitte Shearer [email protected]
Parks Manager Daniel Ourtiague [email protected]
Recreation Manager George Brunson [email protected]
Youth & Teen Supervisor Michael Moran [email protected]
Adult Services Supervisor Cheri Handley [email protected]
Preschool Supervisor Linda Steenman [email protected]
Recreation Coordinator Andrea De Lara [email protected]
Recreation Coordinator Jeffrey Giacoletto [email protected]
Facilities Coordinator Carina Cortes [email protected]
Recreation Specialist II Chris Bates [email protected]
Administrative Assistant Karen Clark [email protected]
Office Assistant II Valery González [email protected]

Main Office

30 Twin Pines Lane
Twin Pines Park

Belmont, CA 94002
(650) 595-7441

[email protected]
Monday - Friday
8am - 5pm

Park & Rec Commission

Chair Karl Mittelstadt

Vice Chair Craig Michaels

Commissioner Thaddeus Block City Council
Meetings
Commissioner Craig Michaels
2nd & 4th Tuesday, 7pm
Commissioner Chuck Cotten Council Chambers, City Hall

Commissioner Nicki Fox

Commissioner Avery Lyford

Youth Commissioner Abby Sanders

Youth Commissioner Brennan Dai

Meetings - 1st Wednesdays, 7pm Please visit www.belmont.gov for
Council Chambers, City Hall more information on councilmembers,
minutes, etc.

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Table of Contents

For activities from April to August

RENTALS .................................................2 Director’s Note

AQUATICS ...............................................6 This Activity Guide is
filled with oodles of classes to
PRESCHOOLERS ...................................8 stretch your muscles and your
brain! But I’d like to focus on
CAMP SOAR .........................................10 our City’s outdoor options for
a moment.
YOUTH & TEENS ..................................12 Did you know that Belmont has 337
Arts .............................................................................14 acres of Open Space? That’s in addition to
Crafts ..........................................................................16 our 14 developed parks. Think of our parks
Dance ........................................................................18 and open spaces as the best (free) gym in
Enrichment ..............................................................19 the area.
Programming .........................................................21 Research confirms what we inher-
STEM ......................................................................22 ently experience when we venture out-
Sports ........................................................................24 side: our physical and emotional health
improve, and rapidly so! Stress, blood
ADULTS ................................................28 pressure, and frequency of headaches are
Arts & Crafts .....................................................28 reduced while our ability to heal, our ac-
Health & Fitness ..................................................29 ademic performance and creativity, and
Lifelong Learning ................................................32 our behavior all improve. I’ll add a few
more benefits that are particularly rele-
ADULTS 50+ .........................................33 vant to Belmont: 1) you’ll likely run into a
Enrichment ...............................................................33 friend or make a new one, 2) you’ll see all
Health & Fitness ....................................................35 sorts of critters and cute dogs (on leash-
Services .....................................................................36 es, of course), and 3) where ever you spend
your outdoor time in Belmont, you’re just a
PARKS ..................................................38 short distance from an awesome place to
grab a cup of coffee or cold beverage and
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ...............40 a delicious meal as your reward.
COMMUNITY EVENTS .........................42 Trail maps and park amenity infor-
mation are available on page 38 of this
Earth Day Celebration ....................................42 guide, online at www.Belmont.gov or at
Hungarian Festival ..............................................43 the Parks & Rec office in Twin Pines Park.
Summer Concerts in the Park ......................43 See you outside! #exploreBelmont
Summer Nights @ Teen Zone ......back cover Brigitte Shearer
Parks & Recreation Director
LOCAL AGENCIES DIRECTORY ..........45

REGISTRATIONS .................................46
CANCELLATION/REFUND POLICIES ....47

I hereby absolve the City of Belmont, its employees, independent contractors and officers from all liability
that may arise as a result of my participation in any of the programs, classes, or events included in the
Activity Guide or otherwise offered by the City of Belmont. Additionally, I/we agree to allow use of my/
participant’s photograph(s) and video(s) for Parks and Recreation program online and print publicity.

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Aquatics

Swim Lessons and more!

REGISTRATION PROCESS:

1. Read the Class Level descriptions & prerequisites to determine your child’s initial placement.
2. Select Session (date range) and note it on your registration.
3. Select a time under your child’s level and note the class code number on your registration.
4. List a 2nd choice in case your 1st choice is full; in this case, you will be notified by phone.
We offer online registration at www.belmont.gov/register

Monday-Friday Lesson Schedule

Session I Session II Session III INSTRUCTORS: Belmont Parks & Recreation
Dates: 6/17-6/28 7/1-7/12 (closed 7/4) 7/15-7/26 Certified Aquatics Staff
Resident Fee: $100 $95 $100 LOCATION: Carlmont High School Pool,
Non-Res. Fee: $110 $105 $110 1400 Alameda de las Pulgas, Belmont
Pre-Swim Team Prep: fees available on next page.

Pre-Beginner I Level I
This class is designed to familiarize students with water safety This class helps students feel comfortable in the water while
and enhance a feeling of comfort in the pool. creating a solid foundation of aquatic safety skills.
PREREQUISITES: 3-5 years old and 24” shoulder height with no PREREQUISITES: Pre-Beginner II skills or 6 years old with no
previous experience. previous experience.
Session I Session II Session III Session I Session II Session III
10:00-10:25am #2034 #2042 #2050 10:00-10:25am #2082 #2090 #2098
10:30-10:55am #2035 #2043 #2051 10:30-10:55am #2083 #2091 #2099
11:00-11:25am #2036 #2044 #2052 11:00-11:25am #2084 #2092 #2100
11:30-11:55am #2037 #2045 #2052 11:30-11:55am #2085 #2093 #2101
3:00-3:25pm #2038 #2046 #2054 3:00-3:25pm #2086 #2094 #2102
3:30-3:55pm #2039 #2047 #2055 3:30-3:55pm #2087 #2095 #2103
4:00-4:25pm #2040 #2048 #2056 4:00-4:25pm #2088 #2096 #2104
4:30-4:55pm #2041 #2049 #2057 4:30-4:55pm #2089 #2097 #2105

Pre-Beginner II Level II
This class will further develop students’ knowledge of water Instruction includes rhythmic breathing, floating, finning,
safety and increase the development of water skills.
PREREQUISITES: 3-5 years old and completed arm strokes, turning over, deep water exploration, retrieve
underwater objects and safety skills.
Pre-Beginner I or can front float and swim 15 feet on PREREQUISITES: Level I skills or demonstrate front and back
stomach.
Session I Session II Session III float.
Session I Session II Session III
10:00-10:25am #2058 #2066 #2074 10:00-10:25am #2106 #2114 #2122
10:30-10:55am #2059 #2067 #2075 10:30-10:55am #2107 #2115 #2123
11:00-11:25am #2060 #2068 #2076 11:00-11:25am #2108 #2116 #2124
11:30-11:55am #2061 #2069 #2077 11:30-11:55am #2109 #2117 #2125
3:00-3:25pm #2062 #2070 #2078 3:00-3:25pm #2110 #2118 #2126
3:30-3:55pm #2063 #2071 #2079 3:30-3:55pm #2111 #2119 #2127
4:00-4:25pm #2064 #2072 #2080 4:00-4:25pm #2112 #2120 #2128
4:30-4:55pm #2065 #2073 #2081 4:30-4:55pm #2113 #2121 #2129

Lap & Recreation Swim

June 17- Aug 2 (*closed 7/4)
Lap Swim: Mon-Fri Noon-2:50pm
Recreation Swim: Mon-Fri 1:00-2:50pm

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Aquatics

Swim Lessons and more!

Level III Level V
Instruction includes front crawl, back crawl, elementary Instruction focuses on alternate breathing, stride jump,
swimming for distances, open turns, increased endurance and
backstroke, treading water, diving, bobbing and safety skills. skill treading water, feet-first surface dives and advanced safe-
PREREQUISITES: Level II skills and adjusted to deep water;
demonstrate front and back crawl for 5 yards. ty skills.
PREREQUISITES: Level IV skills at twice the distance; demon-
Session I Session II Session III strate front and back crawl for 20 yd, elementary backstroke for
10:00-10:25am #2130 #2138 #2146
10:30-10:55am #2131 #2139 #2147 10 yd, and breaststroke and sidestroke for 5 yd.
11:00-11:25am #2132 #2140 #2148 Session I Session II Session III
11:30-11:55am #2133 #2141 #2149
3:00-3:25pm #2134 #2142 #2150 10:30-10:55am #2178 #2185 # 2192
11:00-11:25am #2179 #2186 #2193
3:30-3:55pm #2135 #2143 #2151 11:30-11:55am #2180 #2187 #2194
4:00-4:25pm #2136 #2144 #2152
4:30-4:55pm #2137 #2145 #2153 3:00-3:25pm #2181 #2188 #2195
3:30-3:55pm #2182 #2189 #2196
4:00-4:25pm #2183 #2190 #2197
4:30-4:55pm #2184 #2191 #2198
Level IV
Instruction includes refinement of front crawl and back crawl, Pre-Swim Team Prep (45min)
alternate kicks for treading water, basics of breaststroke,
sidestroke, turns, diving, endurance-building, introduction to This class is for students who have successfully completed
CPR, rescue breathing and other safety skills. Level V. Instruction includes enhanced efficiency and stroke
PREREQUISITES: Level III skills at twice the distance; mechanics, endurance and conditioning, repetitive drills to
demonstrate front and back crawl for 10 yards, elementary develop the ability to swim continuously for 500 yards using a
backstroke for 5 yards, basic dive and treading water. combination of strokes and treading water for 5 min.
Session I Session II Session III PREREQUISITES: Must have passed Level V with the ability to
10:00-10:25am #2154 #2162 #2170 demonstrate all Level V requirements, swim continuously for
10:30-10:55am #2155 #2163 #2171 100 yd (4 lengths of the pool) and tread water for 2 min.

11:00-11:25am #2156 #2164 #2172 Session I *Session II Session III
11:30-11:55am #2157 #2165 #2173 10:10-10:55am #2199
3:00-3:25pm #2158 #2166 #2174 3:10-3:55pm #2200 #2202 #2205
3:30-3:55pm #2159 #2167 #2175 4:10-4:55pm #2201 #2203 #2206
4:00-4:25pm #2160 #2168 #2176 #2204 #2207
4:30-4:55pm #2161 #2169 #2177
FEE: $135 Resident, $145 Non-resident
*FEE: $125 Resident, $135 Non-resident (no class 7/4

Swimmer Aide Program Ages 13-17

Calling all Swimmer Aides! If you are looking to gain great NEW!
skills in teaching swimming lessons, stroke technique,
lifesaving skills while gaining volunteer service hours for
school, then come join the Belmont Aquatics Staff this
Summer!

Located at Carlmont High School Pool, Swimmer Aides
will assist staff in swim lessons while learning life skills.
This is a great segway into becoming a Lifeguard and
Swim Instructor!

Applications are due by May 10th, 2019. To apply or 7
learn more about our program, please visit our website
at www.belmont.gov/aquatics or stop by the Parks &
Recreation Office to pick up a packet.

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Belmont Parks & Recreation’s

Community Learning Center

Preschool & Day Care

Our Goals• Encourage the development of creativity.
• Provide a happy learning and growing experience.
• Promote a healthy self-concept.
• Provide activities designed to meet children’s needs,
interests and abilities.

What we offer The Community Learning Center program
Our program offers child care to fit your schedule. We includes Multilingual Enrichment in the
have full-time, part-time and preschool program op- curriculum. Languages include Spanish,
tions. Our program is designed to provide children Hindi, and Tagalog.
with the opportunity to experience the satisfaction of
learning and the warmth of friendship. Activities pro-
vide growth in such areas as language, numbers, music,
social skills, and the arts. A balance between structured
activities and self-directed play is incorporated into the
young child’s day. Serving Peninsula families since 1982.

Location
Barrett Community Center, Rooms 5, 8 & 9
1835 Belburn Dr., Belmont, CA 94002
For any additional information, please call the
Community Learning Center at (650) 595-7448.

Preschool Director - Linda Steenman
Preschool License # 410509243
It's hard to believe, but the BCLC has been part of our family for 5 years! We couldn't ask for better teachers;

you've helped both our kids to grow and learn so much. We so appreciate all that you do. -D. Brill

Preschool Program Tuition 2019-2020
Classification Ages/Times Resident Non-Resident

Full-Time Program 2.5 - 5 yrs Monday-Friday $1321 monthly $1464 monthly
Between the operation hours of 7am &
6pm

Mon, Wed, Fri 2.5 - 5yrs 9am - 12noon $559 monthly $622 monthly

Tues, Thurs 2.5 - 5yrs 9am - 12noon $488 monthly $545 monthly

Hourly Care 2.5 - 5 yrs. Must be pre-scheduled $25 hourly $30 hourly
monthly with hours approved by Director.

Annual Fee 2.5 - 5yrs $145 per child $155 per child

A discount of 5% per child will be given to families with 2 or more children.

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PRESCHOOL

Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer san mateo gymnastics
camps: munchkins
AGE: 2-3.5 years with parent
Introduce your toddler to the world’s most popular sport! AGE: 3.5-5 years
As you participate together in our fun, age-appropriate Join us for a week filled with gymnastics, arts and crafts,
activities, your child will be developing their large motor games and LOTS OF FUN!!! Campers will take their gym-
skills and socialization skills. The fun happens on the field, nastics training to a whole new level! Camp SMG will put
and in Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer parents are a part of on a show for family and friends every Friday at 11:45am.
the action! Class status hotline: 1-888-372-5803. *No class All Campers will need to bring a healthy snack. Extended
on 7/6 care from 8-9am and 12-1:00pm Mon-Thur is available for
Sat 11:55-12:25pm 6/29-8/24 #2239 an additional fee. More info: San Mateo Gymnastics
FEE: $109 Resident, $129 Non-resident (650) 591-8734 or [email protected]
INSTRUCTOR: Kidz Love Soccer Staff
LOCATION: Cipriani Elementary School, 2525 Buena Vista Theme 9am-12pm 6/17-6/21 #2244
Carnival Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 6/24-6/28 #2245
tot soccer Super Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/8-7/12 #2246
AGE: 3.5-4 years Disney Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/15-7/19 #2247
Enjoy running and kicking just like the big kids! Encourages Jungle Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/22-7/26 #2248
large motor skill development through fun soccer games Disney Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/29-8/2 #2249
Beach Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 8/5-8/9 #2250
Gym Mon-Fri

and introduces small children to the group setting. All par- FEE: $225 Resident, $245 Non-resident
ticipants receive a soccer jersey! Shin guards are required INSTRUCTOR: San Mateo Gymnastics Staff
after the first meeting. *No class on 7/6 LOCATION: San Mateo Gymnastics, 1306 Elmer St., Belmont
Class status hotline: 1-888-372-5803.
Sat 9:10-9:40am 6/29-8/24 #2240
gymnastics
FEE: $109 Resident, $129 Non-resident
INSTRUCTOR: Kidz Love Soccer Staff Encourage your preschooler to develop his/her gross
LOCATION: Cipriani Elementary School, 2525 Buena Vista motor skills, confidence, strength, coordination, and
personal awareness through basic gymnastic skills and
pre-soccer exercise. Students will do tumbling, use bars, beam and
vault. For safety, non-enrolled siblings are NOT allowed on
AGE: 4-5 years gym floor. *No class on 7/3, 7/4, 7/5.
Learn the basic techniques of the game and build self-es-
teem through participation and fun soccer activities. Chil- AGE: 2-3 years (With one parent/adult per child)
dren learn to follow instructions in a nurturing, age-ap- Thu 10-10:45am 6/20-8/15 #2251
propriate environment. All participants receive a soccer Fri 9-9:45am 6/21-8/16 #2252
jersey! Shin guards are required after the first meeting.
Class status hotline: 1-888-372-5803. *No class on 7/6 AGE: 3-5 years #2253
Sat 9:40-10:15am 6/29-8/24 #2241 Wed 10:30-11:15am 6/19-8/14 #2254
FEE: $109 Resident, $129 Non-resident Thu 11-11:45am 6/20-8/15
INSTRUCTOR: Kidz Love Soccer Staff
LOCATION: Cipriani Elementary School, 2525 Buena Vista FEE: $145 Resident, $165 Non-resident
INSTRUCTOR: San Mateo Gymnastics Staff
LOCATION: San Mateo Gymnastics, 1306 Elmer St., Bel-
mont

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Camp SOAR

Go on an adventure with us this summer! Each week of Camp Summer Outdoor Adventure
Recreation, campers will experience games, crafts, water play, silly songs, making friends and
learning in the beautiful natural setting of Twin Pines Park. Be sure to sign up for Extended Care!
More info including detailed schedules can be found online at www.belmont.gov/youthteens

HAWKS 7:30am-2pm* or 7:30am-5pm

PARTIAL DAY: $240 Resident, $250 Non-resident WEEK 3 - PARTIAL DAY: $210 Resident, $220 Non-resident
*Partial Day Wednesdays now end at 4pm due to field trip schedule
FULL DAY: $285 Resident, $295 Non-resident WEEK 3 - FULL DAY: $255 Resident, $265 Non-resident

EAGLES 7:30am-5pm

FULL DAY: $285 Resident, $295 Non-resident WEEK 3 - FULL DAY: $255 Resident, $265 Non-resident

Week 1: LYMPIC WEEK Week 5: Disney and Friends
Bring your team spirit for some fun and competitive Olympic
games! Campers will light up the Olympic torch, make flags, Pirates? Princesses? Magical Animals? Dress up as your favorite
and play for gold medals. Hawks will race off to Magic Mountain enchanted fantasy character for this week of camp! Activities
Playground and Eagles will sprint to Emerald Hills Golfland for include a camp wide pajama day with a movie. Hawks and
the field trip. Let the games begin! Eagles will voyage over to Bel-Mateo Bowl.
Hawks - Partial Day Mon-Fri 7/15-7/19 #2021
Hawks - Partial Day Mon-Fri 6/17-6/21 �2017 Hawks - Full Day Mon-Fri 7/15-7/19 #2013
Hawks - Full Day Mon-Fri 6/17-6/21 #2009 Eagles - Full Day Mon-Fri 7/15-7/19 #2005
Eagles - Full Day Mon-Fri 6/17-6/21 #2001

Week 2: Color Me Crazy Week 6: Adventures of the W rld!

Brighten up your week with colors of the rainbow! Activities will Pack your bags and discover the world in a week! Campers will
include tie dye, spin art and a color run. Hawks will color their experience the cultures of every continent by creating their
way to CuriOdyssey and the Eagles will paint the way to Rockin very own camp passport, and completing a camp wide
Jump. Bring your A game for the Color Wars competition! Amazing Race! The weekly field trip has Hawks traveling to
Happy Hollow and Eagles sightseeing the Shoreline Lake.
Hawks - Partial Day Mon-Fri 6/24-6/28 #2018
Hawks - Full Day Mon-Fri 6/24-6/28 #2010 Hawks - Partial Day Mon-Fri 7/22-7/26 #2022
Eagles - Full Day Mon-Fri 6/24-6/28 #2002 Hawks - Full Day Mon-Fri 7/22-7/26 #2014
Eagles - Full Day Mon-Fri 7/22-7/26 #2006
*Week 3: MISSION IMPOSSIBLE
Dress up in your supersuit to save Belmont! Master the skills to Week 7: Under the Sea
become a spy through undercover training and top secret
missions. Hawks will patrol Pump It Up while Eagles will defend Dive into a fun week at camp by learning more about sea
Laser Quest for the field trip. Don’t forget to bring your mask creatures! Aquatic activities include water games, sand slime
and cape! *No camp on July 4. and much more. For the weekly field trip, Hawks and Eagles will
paddle over to Aqua Adventure. Come discover the animals of
*Hawks - Partial Day Mon-Fri 7/1-7/5 #2019 the ocean!
*Hawks - Full Day Mon-Fri 7/1-7/5 #2011 Hawks - Partial Day Mon-Fri 7/29-8/2 #2023
*Eagles - Full Day Mon-Fri 7/1-7/5 #2003 Hawks - Full Day Mon-Fri 7/29-8/2 #2015
Eagles - Full Day Mon-Fri 7/29-8/2 #2007

Week 4: Wild Wild West Week 8: Mad Science

Have you ever wondered what life was like during the Show off your love for science with a week full of experiments
American frontier? Campers will go back in time and sift for and a special guest visit from a real Mad Scientist. Hawks and
gold, line dance, and meet farm animals. Hawks will mosey on Eagles will get to enhance their knowledge of science at the
over to Ardenwood Historic Farm and Eagles will experience the Children’s Discovery Museum for the weekly field trip.
old west at the San Francisco Zoo.
Hawks - Partial Day Mon-Fri 8/5-8/9 #2024
Hawks - Partial Day Mon-Fri 7/8-7/12 #2020 Hawks - Full Day Mon-Fri 8/5-8/9 #2016
Hawks - Full Day Mon-Fri 7/8-7/12 #2012 Eagles - Full Day Mon-Fri 8/5-8/9 #2008
Eagles - Full Day Mon-Fri 7/8-7/12 #2004

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Camp SOAR

WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT: EXTENDED CARE
FOR CAMP SOAR
MONDAYS: SPECIAL GUEST
ENTERTAINMENT Extended care is open to all participants of all camp
SOAR programs and includes fun large and small
Watch parrots do tricks, do fire & ice science experiments, group games, crafts and other winding down
see magic, or watch a live musical performance! activities. *No camp on July 4 (Week 3)
Wk 1: Mon-Fri 5-6pm 6/17-6/21 #2026
TUESDAYS: COOKING LESSON Wk 2: Mon-Fri 5-6pm 6/24-6/28 #2027
Wk 3: *Mon-Fri 5-6pm 7/1-7/5 #2028
Campers will don their chef’s hats and get messy while Wk 4: Mon-Fri 5-6pm 7/8-7/12 #2029
learning how to create fun, healthy snacks in the kitchen. Wk 5: Mon-Fri 5-6pm 7/15-7/19 #2030
Wk 6: Mon-Fri 5-6pm 7/22-7/26 #2031
WEDNESDAYS: FIELD TRIP Wk 7: Mon-Fri 5-6pm 7/29-8/2 #2032
Wk 8: Mon-Fri 5-6pm 8/5-8/9 #2033
Eagles and Hawks will hop on a bus & head out to exciting FEE: $20 Resident, $25 Non-resident
places for the day and are typically back by 4pm. *WEEK 3 FEES: $18 Resident, $23 Non-resident

THURSDAYS: ADVENTURE DAY

Be transported to other worlds with a visit from our local
librarian during story time, see fire trucks & police cars up

close, or jump in a bounce house!

FRIDAYS: WATER PLAY

Hawks will play water games such as water piñata, balloon
toss, and splish-splash twister while Eagles head up to the

Carlmont High School Pool to swim.
*Please bring a towel & swimsuit.

MORE INFO:

HAWKS (K-2ND)

Campers experience some of the best parts of childhood including making new friends, learning independence, and go-
ing on endless adventures with the most passionate, creative, and qualified staff. Everyday the campers will be a part of
a community that encourages trying new things, kindness, exploration, cooperation, and having fun! Weekly activities
include games, crafts, sensory play, science experiments, songs, and field trips.

EAGLES (3RD-5TH)

Campers experience the adventure and excitement of the outdoors, meet new friends, and express their growing
independence under the supervision of qualified and caring recreation staff. Camp activities include games, sports,
weekly field trips, crafts, environmental education, science, songs, skits, and water activities.
WILL I GET MORE INFO?
2-4 days before your camp week starts, you will receive an email notification with more information regarding the
upcoming week. You can now go online for Camp FAQ answers at www.belmont.gov/campsoar

What To Pack: Lunch Info:

• Camp t-shirt (Tuesday-Friday) Campers bring their own lunch and snacks. The safety of
• Closed toe shoes each child is a priority, therefore Camp SOAR is a “NUT-
• Reusable water bottle FREE ZONE”. Belmont supports environmentally respon-
• Sun screen sible practices by encouraging campers to pack re-usable
• Hat containers whenever possible, and practice compositing
• Extra pair of clothes (Hawks only) and recycling throughout the program.
• Fridays: Please ensure your child has a swimsuit,
flip flops, closed-toed shoes, towel, bag for wet
items, and a change of clothes.

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Camp SOAR

Counselor-In-Training Program

Calling all future camp big buddies! Are you looking for volunteer experience this summer? Do you like playing games
& sports, going on field trips, and having fun? Would you like to build your leadership and presentation skills? Want
to be a camp counselor but can’t commit your entire summer?

Make this a summer to remember by becoming a CIT (Counselor in Training)! Gain community service hours, work
experience and leadership skills, all while having a blast and making a difference in a child’s life! Application packets
available in the Parks & Recreation Office or online at www.belmont.gov/campsoar

Program Dates: June 17 - August 9 (8 weeks)
Applications Due Friday, May 10th, 2019 by 5:00pm

Oral interviews will be scheduled between Wednesday 5/15/19 - Thursday 5/16/19
Selected participants must attend a mandatory training day on Saturday, June 15th, 2019 from 9am-noon in Twin
Pines Park.

SPACES ARE LIMITED

NEW!

Program Levels
CIT 1 (AM) CIT 1 (PM)

Ages: 13-17 years Ages: 13-17 years
• Must volunteer for 2 weeks minimum. • Must volunteer for 2 weeks minimum.
• 8:00am-12:30pm Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. • 12:30pm-5pm Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday.
• (CIT’s 1 will not attend camp on Wednesdays.) • (CIT’s 1 will not attend camp on Wednesdays.)
•Responsible for assisting staff with supervision of campers • Responsible for assisting staff with supervision of campers
in craft and game stations, leading camp songs and providing in craft and game stations, leading camp songs and providing
nprogramming ideas. programming ideas.
• Cost is $50 per volunteer week. • Cost is $50 per volunteer week.

CIT 2 (All day)

• Age: High-school students (entering 9th to 12th).
• Must volunteer for 2 weeks minimum.
• 9am-4:30pm Monday through Friday (including Wednesdays).
• Responsible for assisting staff with implementation of camp
activities, water play, field trips, assist with supervision of campers
and providing programming ideas.
• The cost is $80 per volunteer week.

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May 10th: Applications due
May 15-16: Interviews held
June 15th: Mandatory CIT training

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CAMPS AT A GLANCE

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Carpentry 16 X X X X X X XX
Culinary Arts 17
Dance 18 XX X
Gymnastics 9, 26
Mandarin 18 X X XX
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Public Speaking 21-22 XX X X X XX
Programming 22-23
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Sports 6-7
Swimming 27 X X X X X X X XX
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FOOTSTEPS MIDDLE SCHOOL CAMP
Footsteps Child Care, in partnership with the City of Belmont Parks and Recreation, offers eight weeks of summer camp just for
middle school youth. To Register please go to www.footstepschildcare.org or call Footsteps at (650) 610-0715
AGE: Entering 6th-9th Grade
DATES: June 17 - August 16 (*No camp 7/4)
HOURS: 7:00am-6:00pm
INSTRUCTOR: Footsteps Staff
LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Rooms C & D, 1835 Belburn Drive, Belmont
FEE: $350 per week

MIDDLE SCHOOL CAMP INCLUDES:

• Sports, Outdoor and Recreational Activities
• Arts & Crafts, Science, Gardening, Healthy Snacks, Computers
• Counselors-in-Training Program
• Community Service Opportunities
• Monday Hikes
• Recreational Swim Tuesday and Thursday afternoons at Carlmont High School Pool or Highlands Recreation Center
• Fantastic Field Trips including one Overnight Camping Trip!

Dates Field Trip (Wed) Recreation Swim Location (Tues & Thurs)
6/17-6/21 Oakland A’s Game Carlmont High School Pool
6/24-6/28 Great America Carlmont High School Pool
7/8-7/12 Boomers (Livermore) Carlmont High School Pool
7/15-7/19 Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk Carlmont High School Pool
7/22-7/26 Two Night Overnight (Felton) Carlmont High School Pool
7/29-8/2 Raging Waters Carlmont High School Pool
8/5-8/9 Six Flags Discovery Kingdom Highlands Recreation Center Pool
8/12-8/16 Camp on-site BBQ & Inflatables Highlands Recreation Center Pool

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ARTS YOUTH & TEENS

MUGGLEBEE’S MUSICAL THEATER CAMP

Mugglebee Theater is excited to announce our 2019 Summer Season of performance opportunities. Join us for Disney’s Mary Poppins
and…wait for it…Frozen!! Our young actors will immerse themselves in rehearsals, drama games, set designs and creations. Putting
their imaginations and talent to work they will create a show that is truly their very own. In just two short weeks, they will perform a
full musical for family and friends. We offer camps for both kids and teens.

HALF-DAY FEE: $305 Resident, $325 Non-resident FULL DAY FEE: $580 Resident, $600 Non-resident
LAB FEE: $100 due to instructor on the first day INSTRUCTORS: Erin & David Mugglebee

KIDS CAMP: 6-12 YRS OLD TEENS CAMP: 12-17 YEARS OLD

Frozen Mary Poppins
Mon-Fri 9am-4pm 6/17-6/28 #2262 Mon-Fri 9am-4pm 6/17-6/28 #2268
Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 6/17-6/28 #2263 Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 6/17-6/28 #2269

Mary Poppins #2264 Frozen 9am-4pm 7/15-7/26 #2270
Mon-Fri 9am-4pm 7/8-7/19 #2265 Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/15-7/26 #2271
Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/8-7/19 Mon-Fri

Frozen 9am-4pm 7/22-8/2 #2266 LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room MUR, Belmont
Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/22-8/2 #2267
Mon-Fri

LOCATION: Fox School, 3100 St. James Rd., Belmont CAMP EXTENDED CARE

KIDS CAMP: 6-12 years
Mon-Fri 8-9am 6/17-6/28 #2272
Mon-Fri 4-5pm 6/17-6/28 #2273
Mon-Fri 8-9am + 4-5pm 6/17-6/28 #2274

Mon-Fri 8-9am 7/8-7/19 #2275
Mon-Fri 4-5pm 7/8-7/19 #2276
Mon-Fri 8-9am + 4-5pm 7/8-7/19 #2277

Mon-Fri 8-9am 7/22-8/2 #2278
Mon-Fri 4-5pm 7/22-8/2 #2279
Mon-Fri 8-9am + 4-5pm 7/22-8/2 #2280

TEENS CAMP: 12-17 years 6/17-6/28 #2281
Mon-Fri 8-9am #2282
Mon-Fri 4-5pm 6/17-6/28 #2283
Mon-Fri 8-9am + 4-5pm 6/17-6/28

Mon-Fri 8-9am 7/15-7/26 #2284
Mon-Fri 4-5pm 7/15-7/26 #2285
Mon-Fri 8-9am + 4-5pm 7/15-7/26 #2286

AM or PM FEE: $170 Resident, $190 Non-resident
AM + PM FEE: $250 Resident, $270 Non-resident

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YOUTH & TEENS ARTS

ANNIE KIDS: A MINI MUSICAL RUSSIAN IMMERSION ART
CAMP
AGE: Entering 1st-4th grade
Join San Carlos Children’s Theater’s Annie KIDS mini musical and AGE: 5-10 years
you can sing, dance, and act on stage for a real audience! No Join us our amusing Russian art camp where we learn coding
prior acting experience is needed. In two short weeks, campers and game development, work on painting and drawing projects,
audition for roles, rehearse and perform this heart-warming, practice modeling with play-doh, socialize and play while prac-
family friendly show. Final day of camp, during the last hour ticing our language skills. Assignments will be connected and
features a free, full-scale performance for family and friends. themed based on classic children’s literature, fairy tales and
Bring a snack and lunch every day. rhymes. Students will learn different art techniques, as well as
Mon-Fri 9am-1pm 7/22-8/2 #2287 principles of constructing creative art work that includes art ap-
FEE: $575 Resident, $595 Non-resident preciation, color theory, principles of composition and perspec-
INSTRUCTOR: San Carlos Children’s Theater Staff tive. Non Russian speakers are also welcome!
LOCATION: Central Middle School, Mustang Hall, San Carlos
Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 6/24-6/28 #2289
Mon-Fri 12:30-3:30pm 6/24-6/28 #2290

STAGECRAFT: A HANDS-ON FEE: $250 Resident, $270 Non-resident
EXPERIENCE IN TECHNICAL INSTRUCTOR: Digital Monkey Staff
THEATER LOCATION: Digital Monkey School, 720 El Camino Real

AGE: 10-15 years
Everyone who likes performing arts should understand how the
theater sound and lights work! In this cool, hands-on tech camp,
kids 10 and up explore how to operate a sound board, create
special sound effects, design lighting, and construct sets. In the
final days, tech campers will work as the real stage crew on the
San Carlos Children’s Theater mini musical Annie KIDS. Enroll-
ment is limited so sign up early! Campers are requested to bring
a snack each day and lunch last 2 days.Please note on 8/1 and
8/2 campers will run tech for a performace from *9am-1pm.

Mon-Fri *1-4pm 7/22-8/2 #2288

FEE: $375 Resident, $395 Non-resident
INSTRUCTOR: San Carlos Children’s Theater Staff
LOCATION: Central Middle School, Mustang Hall, San Carlos

LET’S PAINT

AGE: 6-11 years
Welcome to the wonderful world of line, form and color! We
will use non-toxic water-based paints, markers and colored pen-
cils. We will learn art vocabulary, practice color mixing, develop
hand-eye coordination and have fun using our imagination to
create unique works of art. We experiment with variety of art
tools and techniques. Art makes kids smart!
*No class on 7/4 and 7/10.

Mon-Fri 1:30-4:30pm 6/24-6/28 #2291
*Mon-Fri 1:30-4:30pm 7/1-7/5 #2292
*Mon-Fri 1:30-4:30pm 7/8-7/12 #2293
Mon-Fri 1:30-4:30pm 7/15-7/19 #2294
Mon-Fri 1:30-4:30pm 7/22-7/26 #2295

FEE: $208 Resident, $228 Non-resident 15
*FEE: $166 Resident, $186 Non-resident (4 days)
LAB FEE: $20 due to instructor on the first day
INSTRUCTOR: Sarah Dwyer
LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room 17, Belmont
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CRAFTS YOUTH & TEENS

FASHION DESIGN CAMP

AGE: 8-17 years
Campers will learn all aspects of fashion design, generating orig-
inal concepts, learning to sketch, selecting fabrics, and trim, cut-
ting and sewing their design on computerized sewing machines.
Our fun fashion studio is equipped with dress forms for experi-
menting, and spacious work tables. Full day includes instruction,
lunch in the park, and “free sew” time. Campers will leave with
accessories and fashions they can wear!

FULL DAY: 9am-5pm 6/24-6/28 #2302
Mon-Fri 9am-5pm 7/8-7/12 #2303
Mon-Fri 9am-5pm 7/15-7/19 #2304
Mon-Fri 9am-5pm 7/22-7/26 #2305
Mon-Fri 9am-5pm 7/29-8/2 #2306
Mon-Fri 9am-5pm 8/5-8/9 #2307
Mon-Fri 9am-5pm 8/12-8/16 #2308
Mon-Fri

KID’S CARPENTRY HALF DAY: 6/24-6/28 #2309
Mon-Fri 9am-1pm 7/8-7/12 #2310
AGE: 5-12 years Mon-Fri 9am-1pm 7/15-7/19 #2311
We have taught thousands of children the safe use of wood- Mon-Fri 9am-1pm 7/22-7/26 #2312
working with hand tools. After first building a sanding block Mon-Fri 9am-1pm 7/29-8/2 #2313
and supertop, kids may choose from a wide variety of fun proj- Mon-Fri 9am-1pm 8/5-8/9 #2314
ects including: boats, clocks, games, trucks, doll furniture, and Mon-Fri 9am-1pm 8/12-8/16 #2315
more. New projects for returning kids! Children are introduced Mon-Fri 9am-1pm
to concepts of applied math, problem-solving and fine motor
skills and feel empowered to become independent thinkers. FULL DAY: $575 Resident, $595 Non-resident
HALF DAY: $375 Resident, $395 Non-resident
LAB FEE: $35 due to instructor on first day
INSTRUCTOR: Pamela Moyce
LOCATION: Academy of Design, 850 Emmett Ave, Belmont

Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 6/17-6/21 #2296
Mon-Fri 1-4pm 6/17-6/21 #2297

*Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/1-7/5 #2298
*Mon-Fri 1-4pm 7/1-7/5 #2299

Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 8/12-8/16 #2300
Mon-Fri 1-4pm 8/12-8/16 #2301

FEE: $240 Resident, $260 Non-resident
LAB FEE: $50 due to instructor on the first day

July 1-5 *No class 7/4
*FEE: $192 Resident, $212 Non-resident
*LAB FEE: $40 due to instructor on first day

INSTRUCTOR: John Tust, Michael Plank & Kid’s Carpentry Staff FASHION DESIGN WORKSHOP
LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room 4, Belmont
AGE: 8-17 years
CwlmeaesiksneRwibmsEieGtluflhIombSarTeterEdceRtaohqEnneuAc’ictRrelemLlalYmsee!sdeesn.ttttah1rets In this one-day workshop, campers will learn to cut and sew a
design of their choice on our computerized sewing machines.
Our fun bright fashion studio is equipped with dress forms for
experimenting, spacious work tables, and lots of fabrics and
trims. Campers will leave with fashion they can wear!

Monday 9am-5pm 7/1 #2316
Tuesday 9am-5pm 7/2 #2317
Wednesday 9am-5pm 7/3 #2318

FEE: $115 Resident, $135 Non-resident
LAB FEE: $25 due to instructor on the first day
INSTRUCTOR: Pamela Moyce
LOCATION: Academy of Design, 850 Emmett Ave, Belmont
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YOUTH & TEENS CRAFTS

JUNIOR CHEF STARS CAMPS

FEE (PER CAMP): $259 Resident, $279 Non-resident INSTRUCTOR: Junior Chef Stars Staff
LAB FEE (PER CAMP): $50 due to instructor on the first day LOCATION: Twin Pines Cottage
AGES: 7-12 years
PM CAMPS
AM CAMPS

CUPCAKE MASTERS FUTURE CELEBRITY CHEF

What’s sweeter than a bounty of delicious and beautiful cup- Ready, set, cook! Inspired by our favorite cooking shows, we’ll
cakes hand crafted by your own Junior Chef? Your child, with the head to the Kitchen for a unique cooking adventure each day
help of our professional cake instructors, will learn the ways of that prepares your chefs for their future Celebrity Chef status.
a true cupcake artist! Students will mix, bake, design and com- New tastes, techniques, sabotage games and mystery basket
plete delectable cupcakes that will showcase their creativity and challenges await as we take to the Kitchen to learn new skills
taste absolutely divine! Our chefs never repeat recipes, so the and create new recipes that are sure to impress. We’ll whip up
classes are always new and exciting. both savory and sweet recipes, so your chefs leave ready for
future stardom! Our chefs never repeat recipes, so the classes
Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 6/24-6/28 #2319
are always new and exciting.

Mon-Fri 1-4pm 6/24-6/28 #2323

UNITED STATES OF APPETITES LET THEM EAT CAKE

We call “shotgun” for the front seat on this summer Do you love to bake your cake and eat it, too?
road trip! From the salty air of the Boardwalk to the This five day camp will cover basics such as how to
green grass of summer festivals, our taste buds are go- properly prepare cake pans, the perfect cake recipe
ing on a culinary expedition. Come spend a week with and carving We call “shotgun” for the front seat on
our chefs tasting your way through the U.S
of A! We will be cooking Midwest barbe- this summer road trip! From the salty air of
cue and Southwest sweets to California the Boardwalk to the green grass of summer
cuisine and a taste of Hawaiian island festivals, our taste buds are going on a culi-
recipes. So don’t miss out on what is sure nary expedition. Come spend a week with our
to be the culinary trip of a lifetime for your chefs tasting your way through the U.S of A!
Junior Chef! We will be cooking Midwest barbecue and
Mon-Fri 9-12pm 7/15-7/19 Southwest sweets to California cuisine and a
#2320 taste of Hawaiian island recipes. So don’t miss
out on what is sure to be the culinary trip of a
BAKING CHAMPIONSHIP lifetime for your Junior Chef! Our chefs never
CHALLENGE repeat recipes, so the classes are always new
and exciting.
Calling all bakers! Cooking Shows have nothing on Junior
Chef Stars tasty baking championship camp. Join us as we Mon-Fri 1-4pm 7/15-7/19 #2324
bake our way through mystery baskets, surprise ingredients,
and cooking challenges you won’t see at home all while learn- JUNIOR MASTER CHEF
ing new skills and techniques. All camps feature both savory and
sweet recipes. Ready, Set, Bake! Our chefs never repeat recipes, Pack up your knives and fire up the stove! This 5 day
so the classes are always new and exciting. series has been engineered by our culinary professionals to give
Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/29-8/2 #2321 you the experience of what is like being a bona fide culinary
student in our kitchen classroom. From dicing to mincing, per-
fecting recipes, tapping into your creative senses, plating tech-
niques, and many more, join us for a cooking series you won’t
forget! Our chefs never repeat recipes, so the classes are always
new and exciting.

BAKER’S BOOTCAMP Mon-Fri 1-4pm 7/29-8/2 #2325

Bakers Boot Camp is a baking camp designed to give young bak- RESTAURANT TAKEOVER

ers a gradual build of core skills to be confident bakers. Students Ever dream of running a restaurant someday? Come spend a
may enter with any level of skill, and will leave with a working week with our culinary professionals to give you the experience
knowledge of important baking processes and confidence that of running your own restaurant. Students will learn how to cook
only time and experience can give them. This class will cover a four course meal as well as table setting and plating tech-
everything from sourdough to sweet buns, donuts to pies, and niques. So if you can handle the heat, come join us for a cooking
many more! If perfecting the art of baking is your mission, join series you won’t soon forget! Our chefs never repeat recipes, so
us for this camp! Our chefs never repeat recipes, so the classes the classes are always new and exciting.
are always new and exciting.

Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 8/5-8/9 #2322 Mon-Fri 1-4pm 8/5-8/9 #2326

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DANCE YOUTH & TEENS

HEARTBEAT DANCE CLASSES

Camp is from 9:00am-2:00pm with an option to add extended care. Camps are taught by professional teachers from the Heart-
Beat Dance Academy. The lab fee will cover the daily snacks, dance props, craft supplies and a camp t-shirt. Campers should
bring a healthy lunch daily. We will have an open performance for families and friends on the last day of the camp week from
1:30pm-2:00pm.

FEE: $350 Resident, $370 Non-resident INSTRUCTOR: HeartBeat Dance Staff
LAB FEE: $50 due to instructor on the first day LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, 1835 Belburn Dr, Belmont

DIVA DANCE CAMP PRINCESS BALLET CAMP

AGE: 5-9 years AGE: 4-7 years
Bring your inner diva to life and learn moves to the latest pop Is your prince or princess ready to dance their way into fairytale
music in the dance styles of Jazz, Lyrical, and Hip Hop! Dancers royalty and magic? Bring your dancer’s dreams to life with visits
will also have exciting activities such as prop making and arts & from princesses such as Elsa, Ariel, Jasmine, Snow White and
crafts. Cinderella! Each day’s activities will center on the story of a
Mon-Fri 9am-2pm 7/29-8/2 #2327 different ballerina princess.

MUSICAL THEATER DANCE CAMP Mon-Fri 9am-2pm 7/8-7/12 #2333

AGE: 8-18 years HIP HOP & TUMBLING CAMP
Dreaming of becoming a Broadway star? Learn new skills
and dance routines set to popular Broadway shows in this AGE: 5-9 years
start-studded camp! This camp is great for both beginner and Come learn the latest hip hop moves and styles from our
experienced dancers. fantastic faculty! Dancers will learn new skills, from freezes to
Mon-Fri 9am-2pm 7/29-8/2 #2328 cartwheels, in this fun Hip Hop/Tumbling combo class. Dancers
will have fun activities such as prop making and arts & crafts.
SUMMER INTENSIVE DANCE CAMPS Mon-Fri 9am-2pm 7/22-7/26 #2334

Improve your skills, flexibility, and technique! These camps MAGICAL KINGDOM DANCE CAMP
include instruction in Jazz, Contemporary/Lyrical, Ballet, Dance
Conditioning, Acrobatics, Hip Hop, and student choreography. AGE: 4-7 years
Each intensive features guest teachers and HeartBeat faculty Join us on an exciting adventure through the magical lands of
and will focus on improving flexibility, technique, skills, and unicorns, mermaids, dragons, fairies and more! Dancers will
endurance. We focus on individual attention, growth, and explore new worlds while learning the fundamentals of dance,
improvement for every dancer. Mon-Fri 9am-2pm 8/5-8/9 #2335

Beginning (0-2 yrs experience required)
AGE: 8-18 years (HBDA Levels I-II)

Mon-Fri 9am-2pm 6/24-6/28 #2329
Mon-Fri 9am-2pm 7/22-7/26 #2330

Intermediate (3-4 yrs experience required)
AGE: 11-18 years (HBDA Levels II-IV)

Mon-Fri 9am-2pm 7/22-7/26 #2331
Mon-Fri 9am-2pm 8/5-8/9 #2332

EXTENDED CARE FOR ALL DANCE
CAMPS

Extended care is open to all participants of HeartBeat camps
and includes games, outdoor play, snacks, movies and more!

Mon-Fri 8:30-9am & 2-5pm 6/24-6/28 #2336 wRmEeGeeeIkStTbtEheRefoEmrAeRicntLahiYmne!cuCcemlllaalessrssdeesq.stuatirhrteasmtwdeionllntb’1te
Mon-Fri 8:30-9am & 2-5pm 7/8-7/12 #2337
Mon-Fri 8:30-9am & 2-5pm 7/22-7/26 #2338
Mon-Fri 8:30-9am & 2-5pm 7/29-8/2 #2339
Mon-Fri 8:30-9am & 2-5pm 8/5-8/9 #2340

FEE: $130 Resident, $140 Non-resident

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YOUTH & TEENS ENRICHMENT

SLIME SQUAD CAMP I & II PUBLIC SPEAKING: BUILDING
CONFIDENCE
AGE: 5-12 years
Are you slime crazy? Do you love making squishy, squeezy stuff? AGE: 7-12 years
Then Challenge Island® Slime Squad Camp is the place for you! This week theme is “Around the World”. The theme-based activi-
You and a tribeful of friends will dive into a new, slime-filled ties, speech and debate topics make a fun learning environment
world every day, from alien ooze to ghostly goo to monster for kids. Students do tongue- twister challenges, story-telling,
muck to lava, too. No matter how you stretch it, Slime Squad poems, games, debates and presentations with props and dress
Camp promises to be the STEAM-riffic adventure of a lifetime. up. Children learn to present with confidence, use emotion, and
Afternoon camp will extend to crunch and butter slime. connect with the audience fluently. Shy students and talkative
Full day camp: please bring a lunch. ones alike will benefit and learn from this class.
Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 6/24-6/28 #2346
FEE: $225 Resident, $245 Non-resident
INSTRUCTOR: Gurus Education Staff
LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room F

Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/8-7/12 #2341
Mon-Fri 1pm-4pm 7/8-7/12 #2342
Mon-Fri 9am-4pm 7/8-7/12 #2343

HALF DAY FEE: $350 Resident, $370 Non-resident
FULL DAY FEE: $720 Resident, $740 Non-resident
INSTRUCTOR: Challenge Island Staff
LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room 4

ISLAND TUBE FEVER CAMP PUBLIC SPEAKING & DEBATE

AGE: 5-12 years AGE: 7-12 years
You and your tribe will build your own studio and take part in a In any field, whether it’s academics or sports, students who
whole haul of super tuber activities from pranks to parodies to have confidence are the ones who become successful. Bring
exciting challenges; from slime to science experiments to kinetic out confidence in your children with this theme-based activi-
sand; from DIY’s to Q and A’s to your favorite U-Tube stars! No ties-filled camp. Students learn to present with confidence by
actual videos will be filmed or posted in compliance with the doing news reporting, campaign speeches, tongue-twisters,
Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule. debates on interesting topics!
Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/15-7/19 #2344 Mon-Fri 1-4pm 7/8-7/12 #2347
FEE: $350 Resident, $370 Non-resident FEE: $225 Resident, $245 Non-resident
INSTRUCTOR: Challenge Island Staff INSTRUCTOR: Gurus Education Staff
LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room 4 LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room F

ASTREDASM, S-WPEALRLSTS&CPAOMTPIOONFSWIZ- ADVANCED PUBLIC SPEAKING

AGE: 5-12 years AGE: 7-12 years
After the Spectacular Success of our Challenge Island Wizardry This class takes public speaking a notch higher! Students learn
Camp, kids begged for more. So we have brewed up a brand to write a well-structured and engaging speech and learn dif-
new and magical week of spellbinding adventure! You and your ferent styles using templates. Students debate and under-
STEAMwarts Housemates will take a full load of Wizarding Class- stand both sides of a current affairs topic. Projects include pic-
es from Transfiguration to Flying Broomsticks to Charms and Po- ture-stories, poetry, Presidential debates, town hall meetings.
tions to Magical Beasts. By using topics of their interest and encouraging them to use
Mon-Fri 1-4pm 7/15-7/19 #2345 props, stories, jokes, and quotes, we make learning exciting and
FEE: $350 Resident, $370 Non-resident effective!
INSTRUCTOR: Challenge Island Staff Mon-Fri 9am-3pm 7/22-7/26 #2348
LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room F FEE: $350 Resident, $370 Non-resident
INSTRUCTOR: Gurus Education Staff
LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room F

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ENRICHMENT YOUTH & TEENS

ACTION MOVIE FLIX

AGE: 7-12 years
The favorite from 2018 is back! Students use a green screen,
camera tricks and FX to create their own live-action adventure
movie. They’ll collaborate to write, act and direct in this action
packed movie where kids will be taught action choreography to
thrill the audience.

Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 6/17-6/21 #2352

MINECRAFT, ANIMATED! FEE: $259 Resident, $279 Non-resident
LAB FEE: $35 per 1/2 day session, payable on first class
AGE: 7-12 years INSTRUCTOR: IncrediFlix Staff
Get ready to use cameras and Minecraft characters to create LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room F
amazing stop-motion animation movies! Whether your story is
about fighting the wither, going on an adventure, or building the MINECRAFT MOVIE FLIX
coolest pixel art in the overworld, you’ll have an opportunity to
tell it at Stop-Motion Minecraft Animation! We’ll create real-life AGE: 7-12 years
sets as we learn about stop-motion animation, then film, edit, Using stop-motion animation students will bring Steve, Alex
and upload our creations to YouTube! and more to life in movies they’ll storyboard, shoot and voice-
Mon-Fri 1-4pm 7/29-8/2 #2350 over in age appropriate groups.
FEE: $259 Resident, $279 Non-resident Mon-Fri 1pm-4pm 6/17-6/21 #2353
INSTRUCTOR: Techsplosion Staff FEE: $234 Resident, $254 Non-resident
LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room F, Belmont LAB FEE: $35 per 1/2 day session, payable on first class
INSTRUCTOR: IncrediFlix Staff
YOUTUBE STARS! LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room F

AGE: 7-12 years AFLCITXION + MINECRAFT MOVIE
Do you get excited about trick shots, game reviews, vlogs, or
something even cooler? At YouTube Stars, we’ll work together Mon-Fri 9am-4pm 6/17-6/21 #2354
to plan, film, edit, upload, and promote our own videos on You- FEE: $451 Resident, $471 Non-resident
Tube! We’ll learn how to use Android smartphones and readi-
ly available software to go from start to finish without using a
computer. PARENT ACTION REQUIRED: Visit techsplosion.org/
youtube to configure your child’s YouTube channel and learn
about how we keep your kids safe online.

Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/29-8/2 #2349

FEE: $299 Resident, $319 Non-resident
INSTRUCTOR: Techsplosion Staff
LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room F, Belmont

MINECRAFT YOUTUBERS
 Stepping
 Stone
 Enrichment
 Academy
 

AGE: 7-12 years Fun and Learning Mandarin Summer Camps:
Learn what it takes to make epic Minecraft videos for YouTube
like TheDiamondMinecart, CaptainSparklez, Stampy, and more! Jul.15-Aug.16, 5 Sessions, 5 Fun Topics!!
Whether you want to make a “Let’s Play” video, a funny skit, a
build battle, or something even cooler, you’ll have the tools and Grade:
 Entering
 K-­‐5th
 Grade
 
expert help needed to make your dreams a reality! And all the
while we’ll learn about internet safety so that when class is over, Full day: 8am-6pm $280 / Week, $65/day
we can upload your video to YouTube! Half day: 8am-1pm or 1pm-6pm, $180/Week, or $45/day
Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 8/12-8/16 #2351 Session
 1:
 
 
 7/15~19,
 
 
 I
 Love
 Science
 
FEE: $299 Resident, $319 Non-resident Session
 2:
 
 7/22~26,
 
 
 
 My
 Little
 Chinese
 Restaurant
 
INSTRUCTOR: Techsplosion Staff Session
 3:
 
 7/29~8/2,
 
 Paper
 Arts
 
LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room F, Belmont Session
 4:
 
 8/5~9,
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 I
 Am
 A
 Architect
 

Session
 5:
 
 8/12~16,
 
 
 
 Game
 Time!

REGISTER EARLY! Classes that don’t meet 2019-2020 Man
  darin After School Program

the minimum requirement 1 week be- Enrollment Open! Spots Are Limited!

fore the class starts will be cancelled. Call: (650)455-2048 Email: [email protected] www.sseaschool.com

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YOUTH & TEENS PROGRAMMING

VCWOIIDTMEHMOMAGINANDME-CELRIDANEFESTCIGONDI&NG

AGE: 7-12 years
Imagine being able to construct a glass dome for your Minecraft
Hunger Games Map or Mob Arena with a single line of code.
We’ll learn to use WorldEdit’s powerful command-line code to
make designing epic maps faster and even more fun. If you’re
interested in coding but don’t know where to start, this is the
camp for you!

Mon-Fri 1-4pm 8/12-8/16 #2355

FEE: $299 Resident, $319 Non-resident GSCARMAETSCH& ANIMATION WITH
INSTRUCTOR: Techsplosion Staff
LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room F, Belmont AGE: 6-12 years
Have fun learning how to create computer programs! We will
DINETVREOLOTPOMVEINDTEO GAME design and construct dynamic, animated stories with back-
grounds, characters, and sound effects! Students will learn the
AGE: 6-12 years fundamentals of computer programming using MIT’s fun and
Have lots of fun while learning game design, coding, 3D mod- easy drag-and-drop Scratch platform, and will be able to imme-
eling, animation and digital painting in our unique and friendly diately see the results of their efforts. Great for beginners or
game design program! Build your own 3D Adventure, popu- continuing students. No prerequisites required.
late your world with custom monsters and avatars. Build your Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 8/12-8/16 #2356
unique player character, items and powerups. Learn to pro- FEE: $295 Resident, $315 Non-resident
gram custom behaviors, events, triggers and game rules. Visual INSTRUCTOR: Fun with Academics Staff
scripting, digital painting, principles of animation and 3D mod- LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room 22, Belmont
eling will be introduced. During our camps we take breaks from
screen time to develop and play our own analog board games.
Kids who signed up for both morning and afternoon camps
spend time in the park during lunchtime.Bring a lunch!

Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 6/17-6/21 #2361 AGUAMGMESENTED REALITY &
*Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/1-7/5 #2362
Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/8-7/12 #2363 AGE: 6-12 years
We will write code to make our game characters move, jump,
FEE: $250 Resident, $270 Non-resident and navigate intelligently! Explore Augmented Reality (A.R.)
*FEE: $200 Resident, $220 Non-resident (no class 7/4) and touch, sound, and camera sensors. Students will learn the
INSTRUCTOR: Digital Monkey Staff fundamentals of computer programming using Swift, the open-
LOCATION: Digital Monkey School, 720 El Camino Real source language used for developing apps on the iPhone and
the Mac. They will be able to immediately see the results of
VPLIDATEOFOGRAMMEER: CUSTOM their code.
Mon-Fri 1-4pm 8/12-8/16 #2357
AGE: 6-12 years FEE: $295 Resident, $315 Non-resident
In this exciting and intuitive 3D Video Game development en- INSTRUCTOR: Fun with Academics Staff
vironment learn to build custom platformer levels, equipped LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room 22, Belmont
with puzzles, enemies, power-ups and treasures. Students will
practice creating unique looking levels, and control game-play MOOPTRIEOPNRSPOAIGNGRTEAH!MEMNEINXGT
objectives, rules and behavior via micro-scripting. This program
is perfect for complete beginners and experienced video game
enthusiasts. During our camps we take breaks from screen time
to develop and play our own analog board games.

Mon-Fri 12:30-3:30pm 6/17-6/21 #2358
*Mon-Fri 12:30-3:30pm 7/1-7/5 #2359
Mon-Fri 12:30-3:30pm 7/8-7/12 #2360

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*FEE: $200 Resident, $220 Non-resident (no class 7/4)
INSTRUCTOR: Digital Monkey Staff
LOCATION: Digital Monkey School, 720 El Camino Real

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PROGRAMMING YOUTH & TEENS

PHYATCHKOINNG MINECRAFT WITH SRPOEBEODTYICBOPRTOS GRAMMING:

AGE: 6-12 years AGE: 6-12 years
Write code to have Minecraft do fun and useful things, such as Have fun learning how to program a robotic ball! Write code to
building structures in a snap or teleporting to different places. make it spin, change colors, navigate out of a maze, and zoom
Program interactive interfaces that allow a user to do powerful away. Explore incorporating input from the many sensors in the
and magical things with just a keystroke. Students will learn the robot to make it behave more intelligently. Students will learn
fundamentals of computer programming using the versatile lan- the fundamentals of computer programming using the popular
guage, Python, and will be able to immediately see the results of JavaScript language and will see how the commands that they
their code. Students will learn how to break down and analyze issue directly control the robotic ball.
problems as they debug their code. Mon-Fri 1-4pm 7/22-7/26 #2366
Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 6/17-6/21 #2364 FEE: $295 Resident, $315 Non-resident
FEE: $295 Resident, $315 Non-resident INSTRUCTOR: Fun with Academics Staff
INSTRUCTOR: Fun with Academics Staff LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room 22, Belmont
LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room 22, Belmont

GWAITMHEJSA&VAASNCIRMIPATTION ARO.IB. BOOTITCSPROGRAMMING:

AGE: 6-12 years AGE: 6-12 years
We will explore writing code to create dynamic, animated dig- Write code to make it navigate a maze and to pick up and move
ital art and web pages with images, shapes, sounds, and text. objects. Incorporate Artificial Intelligence (AI) into the code to
Create games in a web browser and make our game characters have the robot scan its environment to detect objects and faces.
move and jump! Students will learn the fundamentals of com- Students will learn the fundamentals of computer programming
puter programming using the very popular language, JavaScript, using the popular Python language and will see how the com-
and will be able to immediately see the results of their code. mands that they issue directly control the robotic forklift.
Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/22-7/26 #2365 Mon-Fri 1-4pm 6/17-6/21 #2367
FEE: $295 Resident, $315 Non-resident FEE: $295 Resident, $315 Non-resident
INSTRUCTOR: Fun with Academics Staff INSTRUCTOR: Fun with Academics Staff
LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room 22, Belmont LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room 22, Belmont

STEM

LSETGEMO + HARRY POTTER WITH STEM + MINECRAFT W/LEGO

AGE: 5-10 years AGE: 5-10 years
Prepare for a full-day of LEGO® camp packed with hands-on and Prepare for a full-day of LEGO® camp packed with hands-on
minds-on STEM fun! Build projects inspired by cool machines and minds-on STEM fun! Build projects inspired by cool ma-
close to home, such as Trains, Helicopters, Treehouses, and chines close to home, such as Trains, Helicopters, Treehouses,
Beam Bridges. Then find Platform 9 ¾, build Hogwarts Express and Beam Bridges. Then build a Portal to the Nether, Creepers,
Train, and challenge the Hungarian Horntail Dragon! Engineer- and Minecarts from the Minecraft universe! Engineer and Craft
ing and Wizardry are the focus of this new full-day themed camp innovative solutions in this new full-day themed engineering
for LEGO® fanatics! camp for LEGO® fanatics!
FEE: $426 Resident, $446 Non-resident FEE: $426 Resident, $446 Non-resident
INSTRUCTOR: Play-Well Staff INSTRUCTOR: Play-Well Staff
LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room 4 LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room E
Mon-Fri 9am-4pm 8/12-8/16 #2368

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YOUTH & TEENS STEM

MAD SCIENCE CAMPS LOCATION: Barrett Community Center Rm 5, 1835 Belburn Dr.

REACTIONS IN ACTION WACKY ROBOTS & WIDGETS

AGE: 5-11 years AGE: 7-12 years
Dive into the realms of the Chemical and Physical world in this (AM Camp) Whether you love to build things or destroy them,
crazy week of non-stop action – and Reaction! Explore our won- this camp includes lots of both! Design and build structures us-
derlab and find eggs that don’t break, ice that doesn’t melt, ing simple tools and your imagination! The machine madness
and discover how to freeze time! Perform spectacular hands starts when you discover how different machines, both simple
on experiments and continue the fun at home with the gadgets and complex, are used in our daily lives. Build contraptions using
you’ve designed in the lab. simple machines, experiment with catapults and use your skills
Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 6/17-6/21 #2370 to build a robot you get to keep!
HALF DAY FEE: $276 Resident, $296 Non-resident Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/29-8/2 #2377
Mon-Fri 9am-3pm 6/17-6/21 #2371
FULL DAY FEE: $369 Resident, $389 Non-resident UNDERGROUND EXPLORERS

NASA AGE: 7-12 years
(PM Camp) Dig up the ancient past and solve real-life mysteries!
AGE: 6-11 years Learn about archaeology and techniques used to excavate lost
(AM Camp) Mad Science and NASA have teamed up to bring you cities! Study bone fragments, pottery shards, and amber depos-
the excitement and wonder of space in this new voyage of dis- its; understand what they tell us about history! Make and take-
covery. See the principles of thrust and propulsion at work as we home projects each day, like a fossil reproduction, an amber
explore the atmosphere on earth and beyond! Watch star dust time capsule, and coins from around the world!
burn, and journey through a galaxy as you investigate the life Mon-Fri 1pm-4pm 7/29-8/2 #2378
cycle of stars. Explore the farthest reaches of our solar system HALF DAY FEE: $276 Resident, $296 Non-resident
and create a lunar eclipse in this “mad” planetary tour. Probe Mon-Fri 9am-4pm 7/29-8/2 #2379
the mysteries of meteors and bounce around satellite light as FULL DAY FEE: $425 Resident, $445 Non-resident
you learn about space phenomena. It’s out of this world!
Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/8-7/12 #2672 FIZZ-ICAL PHENOMENA & CHE-MYSTERY
FEE: $276 Resident, $296 Non-resident
AGE: 5-11 years
BRIXOLOGY Have a ton of fun as we whip up potions and experiment with all
kinds of chemistry, including growing crystals, making sidewalk
AGE: 6-11 years chalk, and learning the science of chromatography on a Mad
(PM Camp) We build the foundation for our next generation Science Lab Coat you get to keep! Mix it up as we experiment
of makers! Take home a different LEGO™ inspired project each with molecular madness, radical reactions, and “fizz”-ical and
day! Learn about aerospace engineering while assembling a chemical reactions!
space station. Explore mechanical engineering as we build boats Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 8/5-8/9 #2380
and vehicles. From carnival rides to machines that draw we take HALF DAY FEE: $276 Resident, $296 Non-resident
creativity to a whole new level and solve real-world design chal- Mon-Fri 9am-3pm 8/5-8/9 #2381
lenges! Let the tinkering begin! FULL DAY FEE: $369 Resident, $389 Non-resident
Mon-Fri 1pm-4pm 7/8-7/12 #2373
FEE: $276 Resident, $296 Non-resident ECO-EXPLORERS
FULL DAY FEE: $425 Resident, $445 Non-resident
Mon-Fri 9am-4pm 7/8-7/12 #2374 AGE: 5-11 years
(AM Camp) Use all your senses and explore the natural world
SPY ACADEMY around you. Have fun finding and magnifying nature’s smallest
creatures, pour plaster casts of animal tracks, and make recy-
AGE: 6-11 years cled paper! Discover how birds thrive and solve the mystery of
From decoding messages to metal detectors and night vision, what Mr. Owl ate for lunch! Make and take home something ev-
campers check out spy tech equipment and take home lots of ery day like a cell model, a creature habitat and more fun stuff!
gadgets! Step into the shoes of a detective as you uncover the Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 8/12-8/16 #2382
science involved in evidence gathering and analysis! Figure out
the science of forensics and learn clever ways of performing JET CADETS
tasks as we take a hands-on view of the science that spies and
detectives use! Children must know how to read and write full AGE: 5-11 years
sentences. (PM Camp) Explore the basic principles of flight, ride a hover-
Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/22-7/26 #2375 craft, build airplanes, and construct balloon copters! This hands-
HALF DAY FEE: $276 Resident, $296 Non-resident on Mad Science program teaches all about aerodynamics and
Mon-Fri 9am-3pm 7/22-7/26 #2376 the world above us! Discover the mysteries of the galaxy, learn
FULL DAY FEE: $369 Resident, $389 Non-resident how to navigate using the stars, and take home a rocket you
build yourself!
Mon-Fri 1pm-4pm 8/12-8/16 #2383
HALF DAY FEE: $276 Resident, $296 Non-resident

REGISTER EARLY! Classes that don’t Mon-Fri 9am-4pm 8/12-8/16 #2384
FULL DAY FEE: $425 Resident, $445 Non-resident
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SPORTS YOUTH & TEENS

LEGARZA SPORTS CAMPS
AGE: 5-14 years
LOCATION: Ralston Middle School Gym HALF-DAY FEE: $245 Resident, $265 Non-resident
INSTRUCTOR: Legarza Sports Camps Staff FULL DAY FEE: $490 Resident, $510 Non-resident

BASKETBALL CAMP ALL-SPORTS CAMP

Our goal is for all campers to work hard and feel good about Our All-Sports camps will take the energy, organization and fun
themselves in a safe, disciplined, highly structured and motivat- you are used to with our Legarza Basketball Camps and apply
ing environment of learning and fun. Positive encouragement it to a variety of sports. Your child will have an opportunity to
and measured improvement in the fundamental skills are trade- learn a little about and play basketball, soccer, football, base-
marks of our camp, as well as players learning to work together ball and softball, ultimate frisbee, capture the flag, obstacle
in a team setting while playing games and tournaments. Legarza course and relay races among many other age appropriate fun
offers free morning and evening care from 7:45am-9:00am and camp games and activities. Legarza offers free morning and eve-
4:00-5:45pm. No need to pre-register for extended care. ning care from 7:45am-9:00am and 4:00-5:45pm. No need to
pre-register for extended care.
Morning Session
Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 6/17-6/21 #2385 Morning Session 7/1-7/3 #2400
Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 6/24-6/28 #2386 *Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/8-7/12 #2401
Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/22-7/26 #2387 Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/15-7/19 #2402
Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/29-8/2 #2388 Mon-Fri 9am-12pm
Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 8/5-8/9 #2389
Afternoon Session
Afternoon Session 6/17-6/21 #2390 *Mon-Fri 1pm-4pm 7/1-7/3 #2403
Mon-Fri 1pm-4pm 6/24-6/28 #2391 Mon-Fri 1pm-4pm 7/8-7/12 #2404
Mon-Fri 1pm-4pm 7/22-7/26 #2392 Mon-Fri 1pm-4pm 7/15-7/19 #2405
Mon-Fri 1pm-4pm 7/29-8/2 #2393
Mon-Fri 1pm-4pm 8/5-8/9 #2394 Full Day 9am-4pm 7/1-7/3 #2406
Mon-Fri 1pm-4pm *Mon-Fri 9am-4pm 7/8-7/12 #2407
Mon-Fri 9am-4pm 7/15-7/19 #2408
Full Day Mon-Fri
Mon-Fri
Mon-Fri 9am-4pm 6/17-6/21 #2395 *7/1-7/3 (3 days) FEE:
Mon-Fri 9am-4pm 6/24-6/28 #2396 HALF DAY: $195 Resident, $215 Non-resident
Mon-Fri 9am-4pm 7/22-7/26 #2397 FULL DAY: $390 Resident, $410 Non-resident
Mon-Fri 9am-4pm 7/29-8/2 #2398
9am-4pm 8/5-8/9 #2399

REGISTER EARLY! Classes that don’t meet

the minimum requirement 1 week be-

fore the class starts will be cancelled.
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YOUTH & TEENS SPORTS

SKYHAWKS SPORTS CAMPS

LOCATION: Barrett Community Center Athletic Fields

FLAG FOOTBALL CAMP MULTISPORT CAMP

AGE: 6-12 years AGE: 6-12 years
Campers learn core components of passing, catching, and de- Our multi-sport camp introduces athletes to soccer, basket-
fense –presented in a fun, positive environment. Recreational ball and baseball. Campers learn essential skills and vital life
swimming will also be available each Wednesday from 1pm lessons such as sportsmanship and teamwork. Recreational
to 2:30pm. Camp ends with the Skyhawks Super Bowl, letting swimming also available each Wednesday from 1pm to 2:30pm.
campers showcase their skills on the gridiron! Participants Participants should wear appropriate clothing, shin guards and
should bring appropriate clothing, three snacks, lunch (for running shoes. Bring three snacks, lunch (for full-day campers),
full-day campers), water bottle, and sunscreen. (swimsuit and water bottle, baseball glove, shin guards and sunscreen (swim-
change of clothes on Wednesday) suit and change of clothes on Wednesday).

Flag-Football Camp Only Multisport Camp Only FEE: $195 Resident, $215 Non-resident
FEE: $195 Resident, $215 Non-resident Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/8-7/12 #2416
Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 6/24-6/28 #2409 Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/15-7/19 #2417
Flag-Football Camp & Swim Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/22-7/26 #2418
FEE: $299 Resident, $319 Non-resident Camp & Swim FEE: $299 Resident, $319 Non-resident
Mon-Fri 9am-4pm 6/24-6/28 #2410 Mon-Fri 9am-4pm 7/8-7/12 #2419
Flag-Football AfterCare FEE: $51 Resident, $60 Non-resident Mon-Fri 9am-4pm 7/15-7/19 #2420
Mon-Fri 4pm-6pm 6/24-6/28 #2411 Mon-Fri 9am-4pm 7/22-7/26 #2421

CHEER CAMP Multisport AfterCare FEE: $51 Resident, $60 Non-resident
Mon-Fri 4pm-6pm 7/8-7/12 #2422
AGE: 6-12years Mon-Fri 4pm-6pm 7/15-7/19 #2423
Skyhawks Cheerleading teaches the essential skills to lead Mon-Fri 4pm-6pm 7/22-7/26 #2424
crowds and support the home team! There is no stunting —just
a big focus on fun! Each cheerleader learns proper hand & body MINI-HAWK MULTISPORT
movements and jumping techniques. Camp concludes with a
choreographed performance. Participants should bring appro- AGE: 4-7years
priate clothing, two snacks, a water bottle, running shoes, and Mini-Hawk gives children a positive first step into athletics.
sunscreen. Baseball, basketball and soccer are taught in a safe, structured
FEE: $195 Resident, $215 Non-resident environment with lots of encouragement and a big focus on
Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 6/24-6/28 #2412 fun. Our staff is trained to handle the specific needs of young
athletes. Please bring appropriate clothing, two snacks, a water
bottle, running shoes and sunscreen.

Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/15-7/19 #2425
Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/22-7/26 #2426

FEE: $195 Resident, $215 Non-resident

ALL-GIRLS BASKETBALL CAMP VOLLEYBALL CAMP

AGE: 6-12 years AGE: 7-14 years
This fun, skill-intensive program is designed for the beginning to All aspects of volleyball are taught through drills and exercises
intermediate player. Using our progression curriculum, our staff that focus on passing, setting, hitting, and serving. Designed for
focuses on the whole player, teaching respect, teamwork and the beginning and intermediate player, our staff will assist camp-
responsibility. An active week of passing, shooting, dribbling, ers in developing fundamental skills through game-speed drills
and rebounding makes this one of our most popular programs. and daily scrimmages aimed at developing the whole player.
Bring three snacks, lunch (all day) & water bottle. Bring three snacks, lunch (for full-day campers) & water bottle.
Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/8-7/12 #2413
Half Day FEE: $195 Resident, $215 Non-resident Half Day $195 Resident, $215 Non-resident
Mon-Fri 9am-4pm 7/8-7/12 #2414 Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/15-7/19 #2427
Full Day FEE: $299 Resident, $319 Non-resident Mon-Fri 9am-12pm 7/29-8/2 #2428
Mon-Fri 4pm-6pm 7/8-7/12 #2415
AfterCare FEE: $51 Resident, $60 Non-resident Full Day FEE: $299 Resident, $319 Non-resident
LOCATION: San Carlos Youth Center, 1001 Chestnut St. Mon-Fri 9am-4pm 7/15-7/19 #2429
Mon-Fri 9am-4pm 7/29-8/2 #2430

Volleyball AfterCare FEE: $51 Resident, $60 Non-resident
Mon-Fri 4pm-6pm 7/15-7/19 #2431
Mon-Fri 4pm-6pm 7/29-8/2 #2432

LOCATION: San Carlos Youth Center, 1001 Chestnut St. 25

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SPORTS YOUTH & TEENS

KIDZ LOVE SOCCER

SOCCER I - TECHNIQUES & SOCCER II - SKILLZ & SCRIMMAGES
TEAMWORK AGE: 7-10 years *No class 7/6
Each class will include individual skill-building and scrimmages
AGE: 5-6 years *No class 7/6 to develop teamwork and positional play. All levels are welcome
Develop dribbling, passing, defense, and shooting goals! Fun
skill games are played at every session. Perfect for first-time to enjoy the world’s most popular game! All participants receive
a soccer jersey! Shin guards are required after the first meeting.
players while being fun and engaging for kids with some expe- Class status hotline: 1-888-372-5803.
rience. All participants receive a soccer jersey! Shin guards are
required after the first meeting.
Class status hotline: 1-888-372-5803. FEE: $109 Resident, $129 Non-resident
LOCATION: Cipriani Elementary School, 2525 Buena Vista

FEE: $109 Resident, $129 Non-resident Sat 11-11:45am 6/29-8/24 #2243
LOCATION: Cipriani Elementary School, 2525 Buena Vista

Sat 10:15-11am 6/29-8/24 #2242

KIDZ LOVE SOCCER PHOTOS INDOOR CLIMBING CAMP

AGE: 5-13 years
Do your kids love to climb anything in sight? Looking for some-
thing new and fun to do this year? Your child will learn to climb,
play climbing games and meet other young climbers in a safe
environment. Waiver must be completed by parent or legal
guardian, and parents MUST bring government issued photo ID
for verification. T-shirt included. *No class 7/4.

FOR PRESCHOOL SPORTS, SEE PAGE 7 Mon-Fri 10am-12pm 6/10-6/14 #2433
Mon-Fri 10am-12pm 6/17-6/21 #2434
Mon-Fri 10am-12pm 6/24-6/28 #2435
*Mon-Fri 10am-12pm 7/1-7/5 #2436
Mon-Fri 10am-12pm 7/8-7/12 #2437
Mon-Fri 10am-12pm 7/15-7/19 #2438
Mon-Fri 10am-12pm 7/22-7/26 #2439
Mon-Fri 10am-12pm 7/29-8/2 #2440
Mon-Fri 10am-12pm 8/5-8/9 #2441
Mon-Fri 10am-12pm 8/12-8/16 #2442

SAN MATEO GYMNASTICS CAMPS FEE: $172 Resident, $192 Non-resident
*4th OF JULY WEEK: $138 Resident, $158 Non-resident
AGE: 6-12 years INSTRUCTOR: Planet Granite Staff
Join us for a week filled with gymnastics, arts and crafts, LOCATION: Planet Granite, 100 El Camino Real, Belmont
games and LOTS OF FUN!!! Campers will take their gym-
nastics training to a whole new level! Camp SMG will put MIKE ROZA BASEBALL CAMP NEW
on a show for family and friends every Friday at 2:30pm.
All Campers will need to bring a healthy snack and a lunch. AGE: 6-12 years
Extended care from 8-9am and 3-5:30pm (Mon-Thur) is Camp is designed for beginners and experienced players. Our
available for an additional fee. More information: San Ma- defensive and offensive drills are proven and used daily in camp.
teo Gymnastics (650) 591-8734 or info@sanmateogym- Learn the fundamentals of infield, outfield, pitching, hitting
nastics.com and running the bases while having fun. Campers should bring
baseball glove, shoes, cleats, hat, sunscreen, water and lunch.
THEME: DAYS TIMES DATES CODE For questions go to www.pitchingacademy.com
Carnival Mon-Fri 9am-3pm 6/17-6/21 #2255
Super Mon-Fri 9am-3pm 6/24-6/28 #2256 *Mon-Fri 9-3pm 7/1-7/5 #2443
Disney Mon-Fri 9am-3pm 7/8-7/12 #2257 Mon-Fri 9-3pm 7/8-7/12 #2444
Jungle Mon-Fri 9am-3pm 7/15-7/19 #2258 Mon-Fri 9-3pm 7/22-7/26 #2445
Disney Mon-Fri 9am-3pm 7/22-7/26 #2259 Mon-Fri 9-3pm 8/12-8/16 #2446
Beach Mon-Fri 9am-3pm 7/29-8/2 #2260
Gym Mon-Fri 9am-3pm 8/5-8/9 #2261 FEE: $268 Resident, $288 Non-resident
*FEE: $239 Resident, $259 Non-resident
FEE: $355 Resident, $375 Non-resident INSTRUCTOR: Mike Roza Staff
INSTRUCTOR: San Mateo Gymnastics Staff LOCATION: South Field, Sports Complex, Belmont
LOCATION: San Mateo Gymnastics, 1306 Elmer St., Belmont

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YOUTH & TEENS SPORTS

H.I.T.S. TENNIS & SWIM CAMP

Footsteps Child Care, in partnership with the City of Belmont and with support from the USTA NorCal, offers the H.I.T.S. tennis pro-
gram. This program combines the challenge and fun of playing tennis with the educational and character-building aspects of team
sports. The program provides campers a cooperative team environment to foster sportsmanship, integrity, camaraderie, respon-
sibility, positive self-esteem and social skills. All participants receive an H.I.T.S. t-shirt, wristband, ball, certificate, players/parents
manual and more! Campers may bring their own tennis racquets or use Footsteps’ equipment.

Campers meet at Barrett Community Center for group time and a healthy snack, then walk to the Carlmont High School for 1½ hours
of tennis instruction. After tennis, campers eat lunch, play games led by Footsteps Staff, and enjoy recreational swimming at Carlmont
High School Pool. Around 3:00PM the campers walk back to Barrett Community Center. Register at www.footstepschildcare.org

AGE: Entering 3rd-6th Grade DATES: Mon-Fri 6/17 - 8/16 (*No camp 7/4) TIME: 9am-4pm
INSTRUCTOR: Footsteps Staff LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room C, Belmont
FEE: $350 per week AM or PM Extended Care (7-9am or 4-6pm): $30 AM & PM Extended Care (7-9am & 4-6pm): $55

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WHITLINGER/SARSFIELD TENNIS

FEE: $89 Resident, $109 Non-resident INSTRUCTOR: Stanford/Whitlinger & Sarsfield Tennis Staff
LOCATION: Alexander Park, Courts #1-2 Each student provides their own racket. More info at WhitlingerSarsfieldTennis.com.

TERRIFIC TINY TENNIS CAMPS QUICKSTART & JR. TENNIS CAMPS

AGE: 5-7 years AGE - QUICKSTART (QS): 8-10 years
Play FUN activities and games on the “42 ft. court” with low AGE - JUNIOR (JR): 10-14 years
compression tennis balls. Lessons are designed to enhanced Our popular tennis camps emphasize stroke FUNdamentals
their athletic and skill development in a success oriented with dynamic games and exciting drills. Each camp will have the
environment. We recommend the 21”-23” rackets. appropriate court size and tennis balls for the age group. Two
courts grouped by age and/or ability, novice to low intermediate.
Mon-Thu 9:30-10:30am 6/17-6/20 #2447 QS Mon-Thu 10:30am-12pm 6/17-6/20 #2457
Mon-Thu 9:30-10:30am 6/24-6/27 #2448 QS Mon-Thu 10:30am-12pm 7/22-7/25 #2458
Mon-Thu 9:30-10:30am 7/22-7/25 #2449 JR Mon-Thu 10:30am-12pm 6/24-6/27 #2459
Mon-Thu 9:30-10:30am 7/29-8/1 #2450 JR Mon-Thu 10:30am-12pm 7/29-8/1 #2460

TERRIFIC TINY TENNIS QUICKSTART TENNIS

AGE: 5-7 years AGE: 8-10 years
Play FUN activities and games on the “42 ft. court” with low Learn simple and efficient techniques on the “60 ft. court” with
compression tennis balls. Lessons are designed to enhanced low compression tennis balls. Emphasis on control, consistency,
their athletic and skill development in a success oriented sportsmanship, and FUN! Recommend 25” rackests.
environment. We recommend the 21”-23” rackets. Sat 2:30-3:30pm 6/22-7/27 #2461

Sat 1:10-1:50pm 6/22-7/27 #2451 ADULT & JUNIOR TENNIS
Sat 1:50-2:30pm 6/22-7/27 #2452
AGE - JUNIOR (JR): 11-14 years
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS AGE - ADULT (AD): 15+ years
For novice to low intermediate players, two courts grouped
Personal and semi-private lessons (1-4 players) taught by the by ability. Develop the essential techniques with emphasis on
staff of Stanford Hall of Famer John Whitlinger and longtime control, depth, and direction. Lessons incorporate rules, sports-
Stanford/USPTA Pro Tom Sarsfield. All ages welcome, from be- manship, and basic strategy and tactics.
ginners to advanced.

1-2 person, 1 hour $75 #2453
1-2 person, 3 hour $210 #2454

3-4 people, 1 hour $80 #2455 JR Sat 3:30-4:30pm 6/22-7/27 #2462 27
3-4 people, 3 hours $225 #2456 AD Sat 11am-12pm 6/22-7/27 #2463

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ARTS + CRAFTS ADULTS

LOCATIONS

SCCC Sports Complex Conference Center 550 Island Parkway
BCC Barrett Community Center Multi-Use Room 1835 Belburn Drive

TWIN PINES PARK:
TPSCC Twin Pines Senior & Community Center 20 Twin Pines Lane
TPL Twin Pines Lodge 40 Twin Pines Lane
TPM Twin Pines Manor 10 Twin Pines Lane

TPC Twin Pines Cottage 7 Cottage Lane

TWIN PINES PARKING

Our facilities have parking lots and street parking available at Twin Pines Park, City Hall, Ralston Ave,
6th Ave, and O’Neill. All parking is free and open to the public. Please be mindful of pedestrian safety and
emergency access and do not leave your vehicle along non-designated areas. Plan to arrive well before your
activity starts so you will have ample time to find appropriate parking.

COMMON THREADS: CRAFTS GROUP
SEWING + QUILTING GROUP
This lively group meets every week to work on indi-
Join us for a sewing and quilting group! Gather your vidual or group projects in a social atmosphere. Some
supplies and bring your sewing machine. You’ll meet projects are created for sale at the Twin Pines Senior
new people, learn from one another and be joined & Community Center and all those proceeds go to
by Common Threads. Phone 595-7444 for more infor- The Senior Fund. Bring your project and supplies and
mation. Drop in! FREE! join the fun!
Tuesdays 1-3:30pm Tuesdays 12:30 - 2:30pm
• Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC • Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

UKULELE SING ALONG COLOR ME CALM

All are invited to join the Center’s Ukulele Jam and How long has it been since you colored? Coloring
Sing-A-Long. Bring your ukulele or guitar, your voice isn't just for kids! Adult coloring groups are becoming
and your “Aloha Spirit” to sing or play and join in the more and more popular. It is a great way to create,
fun! reduce stress and discover a sense of calm in a relax-
2nd Monday each month 10-11:30am ing, fun group. Supplies provided.
• Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC 1st, 3rd & 5th Thursday each month 10am
• Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

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ADULTS HEALTH + FITNESS

ZUMBA GOLD

Are you ready to Zumba? Zumba is based on the
principles that exercise should be fun and easy to
do. Zumba Gold is more gentle than regular Zumba
and is a great mix of Latin flavor and international
music with easy-to-follow, low-impact moves which
create a high-energy and calorie-blasting workout.
Please wear comfortable clothes, supportive shoes
and bring a water bottle.

• Register w/Parks & Rec LOCATION: TPSCC

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS Wed 10:30-11:30am 5/22-6/26 #2464
WORKSHOP NEW Wed 10:30-11:30am 7/3-8/7 #2465

Many of us are not prepared for an emergency, are AGE: 40+
you? Join us for an informative workshop led by the FEE: (6 classes) $69 Residents, $83 Non-resident
Red Cross which will give you tips on how you can INSTRUCTOR: Yoshiko Takeshita
best be prepared for a disaster and learn the steps
you need to take to create your disaster plan. Don’t
delay, sign up today! Call 595-7444 to sign up for this
FREE workshop.
Tuesday, May 14 10-11am

CHEN-STYLE TAI CHI ZUMBA

Tai Chi, often called “moving meditation,” is an en- Ditch the workout, join the party! Have fun getting
joyable practice with many health benefits, including fit! Burn calories along with stress while dancing to
reduced stress, better balance, and improved free- passionate Latin beats. Medium intensity. Beginners
dom of movement. The Beginner class focuses on welcome!
fundamental principles and introduces the graceful
movements of the First Form. The Intermediate class
adds more movements from the First Form, while go-
ing deeper into Tai Chi fundamentals. *Participants
must be able to stand and walk unassisted.
• Register w/Parks & Rec LOCATION: TPM

Beginner • Register w/Parks & Rec LOCATION: TPSCC
Mon 9:45-10:45am 5/6-6/17
Mon 9:45-10:45am 7/8-8/12 #2472 Thu 7-8pm 4/25-5/30 #2470
#2473 Thu 7-8pm 6/13-8/1 #2471

FEE: $66 Resident, $79 Non-resident (6 classes) AGE: 18+ *No class 7/4, 7/25

Intermediate FEE: (6 classes) $69 Residents, $83 Non-resident
Mon 11am-12:15pm 5/6-6/17 #2474 INSTRUCTOR: Sonia Picht
Mon 11am-12 :15pm 7/8-8/12 #2475

AGE: 18+ *No class 5/27 RtEhGeISmTEinRiEmAuRmLYr!eCqlausirseems tehnatt1dwoene’tkmbeee-t
INSTRUCTOR: Sheryl Carver, Certified Instructor
FEE: $82 Resident, $98 Non-residents (6 classes) fore the class starts will be cancelled.

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SENSIBLE YOGA FOR ALL ROSEN METHOD MOVEMENT

No injuries, no pain, just wonderful, comfortable You will be guided with music through gentle, un-
stretching. Not difficult. Not judgemental. A complete hurried movements, which are designed to improve
body workout. Sensible and sane, good for everyone alignment and flexibility while increasing range of
who wishes to be more flexible and comfortable in motion, balance and strength. Certified instructor
their body. Better posture, better balance, more ener- Rosemary Field will help you connect with your body
gy. Bring a mat, and wear comfortable clothing! and mind, feeling balanced and refreshed at the end
of each session. Wear comfortable clothing and sup-
• Register w/Parks & Rec LOCATION: TPM portive shoes. Limited spots available! Phone 595-
7444 to sign up. *No class 7/4
Wed 10:15-11:15am 6/5-8/7 #2466 Thursdays 9:30-10:30am May 16-Aug 29
Thu 7-8pm 6/6-8/15 #2467 • Sign up • Free LOCATION: TPSCC
Fri 10:15-11:15am 6/7-8/9 #2468
DO MORE. CONNECT MORE.
*Wed+Fri 10:15-11:15am 6/5-8/9 #2469 VOLUNTEER!
*Register with code #2469 to receive a 10% dis-
count. Volunteering is a great way to connect with your
community while having fun! We are looking to
AGE: 18+ *No class 7/4 start some new activities and are reaching out to
INSTRUCTOR: Cheryl Cooper the community for volunteers. If you are interest-
FEE: $89 Resident, $107 Non-resident (10 classes) ed in helping start up one of these activities, or have
*$160 Resident, $180 Non-resident (Wed + Fri*) an idea of your own, please contact Cheri Handley
at [email protected] or (650)595-7445. We are
MINDFUL MEDITATION currently looking for:
Chess Group Leader
Through guided meditation, you will quiet the mind Current Events Facilitator
and body and be more aware of the present moment. Writer’s Workshop Coordinator
Come find out what meditation is all about, and learn Sing-Along Pianist & Organizer
techniques to reduce stress and pain and become
more aware of your body and the world around you. TABLE TENNIS

Fridays 10-11am May 2 - Aug 30 All levels welcome. Make sure to bring a friend!
4th + 5th Fridays 11am-3:30pm
• Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPC • Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

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ADULTS HEALTH + FITNESS

TAIKO DRUMMING

Taiko is the art of Japanese drumming, which de-
velops self-expression and musical creativity. This
course engages in uchikomi-based practice. Note:
Requires fitness and stamina. No individuals with im-
pairments, past injuries or medical conditions should
sign up for this class. This class is open for continuing
students. No new students are accepted until Febru-
ary 2020. Drums are provided (Lab fee).

• Register w/Parks & Rec LOCATION: SCCC

Tue 7-9pm 5/7-7/9 #2476
Tue 7-9pm 7/16-8/27 #2477

AGE: 18+ *No class 6/4, 6/11, 6/18
LAB FEE: $90 (collected on first session)
FEE: $69 Resident, $83 Non-resident
INSTRUCTOR: Kensuke Sumii

WALKS IN THE PARK FREE HEALTH SCREENINGS

A walking group goes around the Twin Pines Park • Personalized, individualized screening and coun-
rain or shine! Different people walk at different pac- seling by an experienced Sequoia Hospital RN.
es, you choose your own. Come walk together! • Enjoy the benefits of an experienced RN who
Tuesdays & Thursdays 9:30am can help you understand your results and how to
• Drop in • Free LOCATION: meet at TPSCC communicate your results to your Doctor.
• Unique screening service where a nurse can
answer your questions in a relaxed environment.

AGE: 18+
• Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

BLOOD PRESSURE
3rd Tuesdays 8:30-10am
Apr 16, May 21, Jun 18, Jul 16, Aug 20

BLOOD GLUCOSE*
Wednesdays 8:30-10am
Apr 17, Jul 17
*For best results, a 4-hour fast is suggested.

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LIFELONG LEARNING ADULTS

INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE GROUPS

The Twin Pines Senior & Community Center is proud to be made up of a very international community and
people who want to learn about different cultures! We have a different language group for almost every day

of the week! All of these sessions are free and volunteer-led.

• Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

ITALIAN CLASS - 1st, 2nd, 3rd Mondays 10-11:30am

This group has been meeting for years to discuss current topics or read from different articles
in Italian. *No class 5/27 *We are also looking for a native speaker to lead the group!
Level: Intermediate

FRENCH CHAT - Mondays 2-3:30pm
This very diverse group of French speakers from around the world will share stories about
everything. *No class 5/27 Level: Intermediate/Advanced

SPANISH CHAT - Mondays 10-11:30am
This small group meets in a casual setting to talk about different topics each week and im-
prove on their pronunciation. Level: Intermediate
SPANISH CLASS - Wednesdays 10-11:30am
This casual class is led by two native speakers and work on pronunciation and grammar. Level:
Intermediate/Advanced

JAPANESE CLASS- Tuesdays 9-10:30am
Your volunteer will lead you through a series of oral and written exercises in a casual setting.
Level: Beginners/Intermediate
GERMAN CHAT- Wednesdays 11:30am-1pm
This very diverse group of German speakers from around the world will share stories about
everything. Level: Intermediate/Advanced

MANDARIN CLASS + CHAT - Fridays 11am-12:45pm
Your volunteer leader will have very a dynamic and comprehensive class. Students use a
textbook for exercises and yes: even have homework! Level: Intermediate.

BOOK CLUB 1-2pm STAMP COLLECTORS

1st Monday each month 4th Monday of each month 10-11:30am
Every informative meeting is FREE! Bring your own
Belmont Library Manager Kathleen Beasley and staff stamps to show, trade, or take a look at the current
will lead this group focusing on popular and best- collection. *No session 5/27
selling fiction and nonfiction. Call (650)595-7444 to • Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC
sign up. *No meetings in July or August. Septem-
ber Session will be held September 19

• Sign up • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

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ADULTS 50+ ENRICHMENT

LOCATIONS
TPSCC Twin Pines Senior & Community Center 20 Twin Pines Lane
TPL Twin Pines Lodge 40 Twin Pines Lane

TPC Twin Pines Cottage 7 Cottage Lane

TWIN PINES PARKING
Our facilities have parking lots and street parking available at Twin Pines Park, City Hall, Ralston Ave, 6th

Ave, and O’Neill. All parking is free and open to the public. Please be mindful of pedestrian safety and emergency
access and do not leave your vehicle along non-designated areas. Plan to arrive well before your activity starts so
you will have ample time to find appropriate parking.

SENIOR CARE & LIFE NEW PIZZA WITH THE IT’S BACK!
PLANNING SEMINAR WITH
ASSEMBLYMEMBER KEVIN POLICE
MULLIN Join us for a a pizza lunch and good company with

Belmont’s finest from the Police Department. The

cost is $4, payable at the door. Sign up at the Front

Desk or call 595-7444 to reserve your spot. Space is

Join Assemblymember Kevin Mullin and a panel of limited!
experts to learn the fundamentals of life care plan-
ning. Get your questions answered regarding com- Friday, May 24 12noon
pleting advance care directives, selecting a health-
care agent, and making important decisions ahead of • Sign up LOCATION: TPSCC
time based on your personal values. Seniors, their
families and caregivers are welcome to attend this TABLE GAMES
free seminar. To RSVP or for more information, call
Assemblymember Mullin’s office (650) 349-2200. • Drop in • Free (except Bingo) LOCATION: TPSCC

Friday, April 12 9:30-11:30am BINGO

• Sign up • Free LOCATION: TPSCC 1st & 3rd Fridays, 12:00pm - 3pm
Sponsored by the Belmont Senior Club
IT’S BACK!
BRIDGE: INTERMEDIATE + ADVANCED
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COMMITTEE Thursdays 12:30-3:30pm

Join us for an Ice Cream Soccial and interactive Bin- CANASTA
go for non-cash prizes, and get to meet members of
your Senior Advisory Committee. Phone 650-595- Thursdays 9:30-11:30am
7444 to reserve your spot.
CHINESE MAHJONG
Wednesday, May 22 2:30pm
Tuesdays 10:30-12:15pm
Fridays 1-3pm
Newcomers welcome!

MEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOES

Wednesdays 1-3:30pm

PEDRO

2nd & 4th Tuesdays 12:30-3pm

• Sign up • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

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Playing for cash prizes and/or gift cards is considered
gambling and prohibited by State Law. Additionally, only
non-profit organizations can hold BINGO events and
award cash prizes with a special permit from the City.

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ENRICHMENT ADULTS50+

HOW ABOUT LUNCH & A MOVIE?

Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays

You can come to enjoy a delicious, well-balanced and filling meal at the Twin Pines Senior & Community
Center, followed by a FREE movie! Every week we get the best and newest movies as soon as they are out on
DVD. You can also enjoy some old favorites, or expand your base with some foreign films. Check the Twin Pines
Newsletter, pick up a detailed movie flyer, or phone (650) 595-7444 for the featured presentation. You can also
find the monthly list at www.belmont.gov/adults

LUNCH PROGRAM 11:30am • Sign up

Co-sponsored by Aging & Adult Services from the County of San Mateo. Meals are pre-ordered in advance and
delivered by Creekside Grill. Our menu and ambiance makes the Twin Pines Café the spot to enjoy a delicious
lunch. Persons 60 and over who have signed up will not be denied a meal, regardless of their ability to make a
donation.

• $5 suggested donation ages 60 and older
• $10 fee ages 59 and under
• Phone 595-7444 to make your reservations (No drop-ins)
• Reserve at least 2 business days in advance
• Doors open at 11am, service is at 11:30am sharp
• Arrivals after 11:45 are considered No-shows

MOVIES 12:30pm Pick up this month’s movie schedule at the Center, or just call
(650) 595-7444 to ask what movie is playing. • Drop in • Free

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Tuesdays Tuesdays
Classics Foreign Films We get the most popular Sometimes thought-pro-
movies of the year the same voking, sometimes a bar-
Reminisice with those See the best the world week they are released on rel of laughs, you'll be sure
beloved films, as well as has to offer in these DVD. You saw it here first! to be entertained.
the lesser-known clas- culturally-rich winners.
sics from the 30s to 60s.

DAYTIME DANCES! WII BOWLING

Thanks to partnerships with local agencies, we offer Thursdays 12:15noon
daytime dances open to the public (Adults 50+) with Did you love to bowl but don't feel so steady on your
a live band! Each dance will have a special theme. feet? Try Wii Bowling! You can do it standing or sit-
Singles and couples welcome. All dances are FREE, ting. Drop in! FREE!
the only thing we ask in return is that you sign up • Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC
ahead of time. Call 595-7444 or go to the Front Desk
of the Center to ask about the next upcoming date.
*Note: Events are subject to change
• Sign up • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

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ADULTS50+ HEALTH + FITNESS

MEDICATIONS AND YOU MEMORY WORKSHOPS

Join Lyn Fitzsimons, San Carlos Pharmacist for an in- These are two of the 6 pillars that make up the NEXUS
formative and interactive talk on medications. Ex- program developed by Silverado Senior Living. NEX-
piration dates, saving money on medications and US is a specifically designed program that helps in-
how to safely dispose of your pharmaceuticals will dividuals build and maintain cognitive ability. Phone
be among the topics discussed. Phone 595-7444 to 595-7444 to reserve your seat.
reserve your seat for this FREE workshop. • Sign up • Free LOCATION: TPSCC
Tuesday, May 7 9:30-10:30am DIGITAL BRAIN FITNESS
• Sign up • Free LOCATION: TPSCC A team from Silverado Memory Care will cover a
range of digital programs that have been shown to
BEAT THE ARTHRITIS improve auditory processing speed, attention, and
memory.
This is a low-impact, gentle physical activity that will Thursday, May 23 10-11am
help improve circulation, balance, endurance & range STRESS REDUCTION
of motion. Movements are done sitting or standing. Join the experts from Silverado Memory Care as
Elastic bands & weights are available but are option- they discuss stress reduction methods that provide
al. All levels are welcome! *No classes 5/27, 7/4 cognitive benefits such as improved activity in the
hippocampus.
• Register w/Parks & Rec LOCATION: TPSCC Thursday, July 11 10-11am

Session I
Mon 1-2pm 5/13-7/1 #2478
#2479
Thu 11am-12pm 5/16-6/27 #2480

Mon + Thu 5/13-7/1 STRENGTH TRAINING

Session II #2481 Targeted for adults over 60, but beneficial for
Mon 1-2pm 7/8-8/19 #2482 everyone, volunteer Sophia’s class concentrates on
#2483 gradually building strength in the crucial muscles of
Thu 11am-12pm 7/11-8/22 the body to restore aligned, balanced posture and
movement. Bring water and a mat for floor exercises
Mon + Thu 7/8-8/22 done the 2nd half of class.

INSTRUCTOR: Mary Furuta Wednesdays 8:45-9:30am
FEE: (7 classes)
Residents: $56 Mon or Thu, $107 Mon + Thu • Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC
Non-Residents: $68 Mon or Thu, $127 Mon + Thu

VIDEO AEROBICS VIDEO CHAIR YOGA

Have fun exercising to Richard Simmons’ retro, Chair Yoga provides people of all abilities an
non-impact aerobics in a casual, non-judgemental opportunity to safely and enjoyably do yoga with
setting. seated and standing exercises. Sessions help with
Mondays & Wednesdays 9:40-10:30am posture, flexibility and balance as well as relaxation,
• Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC concentration and breath awareness. Best of all,
what you learn can be incorporated into your daily
activities at home, at work, or while traveling!

domnR’EetsGntmaItSreT1teEswtRwetEheiAleklRbmbLeYeinf!coaiCmrnleacustemshleleesrcdetlq.hauasitsre- Fridays 9:30-10:30am
• Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

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SERVICES ADULTS50+

IT’S BACK!

SENIOR SHOWCASE

Visit over 30 exhibitors that will showcase resources and
services for today’s vibrant seniors! Goody bags for the first
150 guests will be available. There will also be door priz-
es, giveaways, health screenings, refreshments, Talk to the
Pharmacist, and more! Sponsored by The Daily Journal and
the City of Belmont. For more information, call the Event
Coordinator at (650) 303-6735.

Friday, April 26 9am-1pm

• Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

CSEONMIOMRITATEDEVISORY

This group meets every other month to discuss items
that impact the Twin Pines Senior & Community
Center and it’s attendees. If you have positive ideas
or would like to add your input, you are welcome to
attend the meetings. Open to all ages. Contact Cheri
Handley at (650) 595-7444 for more information

TWIN PINES SHUTTLE! Rich Bortoli Charles Stone
Terry Hill Cheri Handley
We have a weelchair-accessible shuttle that takes Ray Loya Rosemary Field
Belmont residents aged 60+ from their home to the Sirinee Tippakorn Frank Rausch
Twin Pines Senior & Community Center. No need to Gloria Ryan Bharathi Thilahar
worry about traffic or finding a parking spot. There
is a suggested donation of $1 per one way ride, or JUST RETIRED. NOW IT’S BACK!
$2 for the round trip ride. Advanced reservations WHAT?
needed, and dependent upon availability. Phone
595-7444 for more information. Did you retire last year? Still trying to find things you
want to do? This new group of recent retirees will
Mondays-Thursdays 9am-1pm meet at 2pm on the 1st Wednesdays of each month.
1st & 3rd Fridays 9am-3pm Network with others; perhaps plan to meet up for a
walk, bike ride, or cup of coffee. Phone 595-7444 for
• Sign up • $1 donation each way more info.
1st Wednesdays 1-2pm
BELMONT SENIOR CLUB • Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

The Belmont Senior Club is made up of volunteers BOOKS
and members who organize Bingo games and oc-
casional trips. New members and volunteers are al- And magazines are available in our complimentary
ways welcome. loan library.
• Free LOCATION: TPSCC
Meetings: 3rd Tuesday each month 10am
Bingo: 1st & 3rd of each month 12noon

• Drop in LOCATION: TPSCC

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For cancellation and refund policies, see page 47.

ADULTS50+ SERVICES

BREAD PROGRAM

Volunteers bring leftover bread donated from a lo-
cal market. There is a suggested donation of 25₵ for
bread, 50₵ for pastries, 50₵ for cookies, and $2 for
cakes, and all proceeds go to the Senior Fund. First
come, first serve. Limit of two items per person.
Mondays & Wednesdays 9-10am
• Drop in • Donation based LOCATION: TPSCC

AARP DRIVING SEMINAR

Refresh your knowledge of the rules of the road
and receive a discount on your auto insurance.
Bring a pen and your AARP card. To reserve a
space, phone 595-7444. The Seminar requires
attendance both days.

Apr 23 + 25 or Aug 20 + 22 9:30-2pm

• Sign up LOCATION: TPL

FEE: $15 AARP Members, $20 Non-members HICAP: HEALTH INSURANCE
Payable to instructor at first session
COUNSELING & ADVOCACY
LOCAL AID & SERVICES PROGRAM
INFORMATION
We have FREE printed material with information The Program is designed to assist seniors with
in multiple languages on non-profit agencies that Medicare and supplemental health insurance
policies. The counseling services are provided free
provide free or low-cost assistance to seniors or of charge by volunteers who have completed an
low-income residents in several areas. On our shelf extensive training program in the complex areas
you will find information on: of Medicare and supplemental health insurance. A

Aging & Adult Services Elder Abuse HICAP volunteer is available at the Twin Pines Senior
Health Insurance Hearing Impairment and Community Center. For an appointment call the
Home Care Housing HICAP Office at (650) 627-9350

Support Groups Transportation • Sign up • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

• Drop In • Free LOCATION: TPSCC
SAFE FIREARMS DISPOSAL
If you are a Belmont Resident and looking for a safe
way to dispose of any firearms in your possession,
the Belmont Police Department at City Hall can take
them safely off your hands and schedule them for
destruction. Requirements: 1) Belmont Residents,
2) With valid ID, 3) By appointment only.
Call PD Dispatch at (650) 595-7400. Non Belmont
residents can contact their local Police Department
to make an appointment in your area.

• Sign up • Free LOCATION: City Hall 37

www.belmont.gov/register | (650) 595-7441 | [email protected]

Parkswww.belmont.gov/parks
PARKS AT A GLANCE

Acres Special Features
Ballfield
Basketball
Cyling

Horseshoe
Pits

Jogging
Track

Multi-Use
Field

Picnic Area
Playground
Recreational

Building
Restrooms
Swimming

Tennis

1. Alexander Park 1.3   B   Handball/Tennis Wall, Recycling
400 block of Yorkshire Receptacle
2. Barrett Community Center
1834 Belburn /1870 Ralston 5.1   B    Community Garden, Drinking Fountain,
3. Belameda Park Day Care, Enrichment Classes
1110 Alameda de las Pulgas
4. Belmont Sports Complex   3 Drinking Fountain Adjacent to Belmont
550 Island Parkway Library
5. Carlmont High School
1400 Alameda de las Pulgas 11     B    Drinking Fountain, Volleyball area, Facility
6. Central School Rentals, Lighted Fields
525 Middle Road
7. Cipriani Park/Dog Park 13.5       Drinking Fountain, Pool (Summer only)
2525 Buena Vista
8. College View Park 3.4    Drinking Fountain, Stage
1 College View Way
6   Drinking Fountain, Lawn Area, Dog Park
9. Davey Glen Park  Off Leash Area
0.1
Across from 500 Davey Glen Rd Drinking Fountain

10. Fox School*  1.1 ADA accessible

3100 St James Rd 6.1     Drinking Fountain
11. Hallmark Park   Tot lot is adjacent to school
2599 Hallmark Dr 5.2
12. Hastings Tot Lot 0.3   Drinking Fountain
2400 Hastings Dr Access to Crystal Springs Trails
13. Hidden Canyon Park
End of Carlmont Dr Vista View, Benches, Trail Access

14. McDougal Park* 23.7   Drinking Fountain, Undeveloped,
  Hiking/Biking Trails
1405 Solana Dr 4.5    
6.5   Drinking Fountain, Multi-use Field, Limited
15. Nesbit School* B Hours (See website for details)
0.9
500 Biddulph Way Drinking Fountain
16. O’Donnell Park Handball/Tennis Wall
400 Block of Ralston Drinking Fountain
17. Patricia Wharton Park Lawn Area
Notre Dame Ave/ Middle Rd
0.1 Benches
18. Ralston Middle School*
7.4     Drinking Fountain
2675 Ralston Ave
19. Ralston Ranch Park 1.3 Undeveloped
Across from 1 Ralston Ranch
35   Undeveloped Open Space, Benches,
20. San Juan Canyon Hiking/Biking, Trails, Connected to
0.1   Sugarloaf Open Space & Trails
4122 Marsten Ave/3500 Bartlett Way
21.1  B    Drinking Fountain, Lawn Area
21. Semeria Park
2322 Casa Bona Ave 1 Senior & Community Center, Lawn Area,
Four Building Rentals, Three Picnic Area
22. Twin Pines Park  260.6 Rentals, Volleyball Area
Views of the SF Bay, Benches, Hiking &
30 Twin Pines Lane PARK RULES biking trail access
· Hours: ½ hour before sunrise to ½ after sunset
23. Wakefield Park · Dogs must be on-leash and cleaned-up after Undeveloped, No water play allowed,
Wakefield Dr and Elder Dr · No alcohol allowed except by permit Hiking/Biking Trails and Open Space
24. Water Dog Lake · No smoking
Across from 2839 Hallmark PARKS & RECREATION
*Park reserved for school use only during school hours DEPARTMENT
 # of lit facilities
 # of unlit facilities 30 Twin Pines Ln, Belmont
(650) 595-7441
B Barbecue www.belmont.gov

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Parks

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Community Engagement

WE'RE HIRING FOR SUMMER! •MOST POSITIONS START
AT AGE 15!
SWIM INSTRUCTORS

LIFEGUARDS •NO WEEKEND SHIFTS!

CAMP COUNSELORS •JOB DESCRIPTIONS,
PAY RANGES

AND MUCH MORE! AND APPLICATIONS
CAN BE FOUND ONLINE:

WWW.CALOPPS.ORG/
CITY-OF-BELMONT

The Giving Tree

Did you know you
can make a tax-
deductible donation
to Belmont’s Senior
Services programs?
And that most of our
programs are pro-
vided by volunteers?
The Twin Pines Senior & Community Center sees
about 100 visitors per day to participate in all sorts
of free or low-cost activities.
The leaves on the Giving Tree symbolize
both monetary donations and volunteer service
years. Please call 595-7444 to find out how you can
become a volunteer or donate to our valuable
senior programs. www.belmont.gov/adults

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Community Engagement

V.O.I.C.E.S.

Volunteer. Outreach. Involvement.
Community. Events. Services.

~ Now accepting applications for the 2019-20 school year ~

Are you a teen who wants to make a difference in your community by
volunteering while having fun? If so, check out VOICES today!
Open to students entering grades 9-12
Applications and information can be found at:
www.belmont.gov/youthteens

Youth Advisory Committee

~ Now accepting applications for the 2019-20 school year ~

Are you a teen who wants to improve Belmont? Are you passionate
about civic engagement? If so, check out the YAC today!

Open to students : Grades 7-12

Applications and information can be found at:
www.belmont.gov/youthteens

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Community Events

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Community Events

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Community Events

Adult Softball

The Cities of San Mateo and Belmont are working in
partnership to provide adult softball in their

communities. We offer Men’s & Coed Adult Slow
Pitch Softball in the Spring, Summer, & Winter. For
more information or details regarding adult softball

leagues please contact San Mateo Athletics
Supervisor, Dan Hibson at 650.522.7433 or

[email protected]

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BELMONT

Jazzercise is a calorie-torching, hip-swiveling, Shakira’d- BUY FRESH - 1p
be-proud dance party workout to put your abs to the test, BUY LOCAL
with a hot playlist to distract you from the burn. Our
classes–Dance Mixx, Lo, Interval, Fusion, Core, Strike & Sunday · 9a
Strength -will leave you breathless, toned and coming back
for more. Start working it…with Jazzercise. CALTRAIN STATION YEAR-
PARKING LOT
Classes are ongoing at Barrett Community Center. Drop ins ROUND
welcome at $20. Please arrive 5 minutes before class.

Mon/Wed 9am Fri/Sat 8:30am • WE ACCEPT WIC + EBT •

For more information and membership options contact:

Sandy Basurto [email protected]

Certified Jazzercise Instructor 650-888-6129 PCFMA.ORG 800-949-FARM

http://bit.ly/JazzerciseBelmont FB.com/BELMONTMARKET
www.jazzercise.com

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LOCAL AGENCIES DIRECTORY

CITY HALL - 1 Twin Pines Lane SCHOOLS

General Information......................................595-7436 Belmont/ Redwood Shores School District......637-4800
Business Licenses………….............................…637-2907 Carlmont High School....................................595-0210
City Manager…………......................…...…........595-7408 CarlmontParentsNurserySchool..www.carlmontparents.org
City Manager’s Office [email protected] Central Elementary School............................637-4820
City Clerk………......…….....................….........…595-7413 Cipriani Elementary School............................637-4840
City Clerk’s [email protected] Community Learning Center Preschool ........595-7448
Finance………………….........................…........595-7436 Crystal Springs Uplands School ....................342-4175
Finance email [email protected] Fox Elementary School..................................637-4850
Human Resources ..……..................................595-7452 Nesbit Elementary School..............................637-4860
Notre Dame de Namur University...................508-3600
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT /PLANNING Ralston Middle School...................................637-4880

Phone ………..........………............................…..595-7422 CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS
Email [email protected]
Permit Center Phone .....................................595-7417 AmericanAssociationofUniversityWomen....592-5822
Permit Center Email [email protected] American Red Cross……….............................…259-1750
Animal Control: Peninsula Humane Society….340-8200
FIRE DEPARTMENT Belmont4-H......................…[email protected]
Chamber of Commerce…...........................…..595-8696
Emergency…………………..................................……911 BelmontGardenClub......................................595-2930
Business Only …………....................................595-7492 Belmont Historical Society..............................654-4068
Belmont Lions Club........................................ 346-7718
PARKS & RECREATION - 30 Twin Pines Lane Belmont Park Boosters ....................................592-3068
Belmont/SanCarlosMothers’Club..................354-8020
Email [email protected] Belmont Senior Citizen Advisory Committee..595-7444
Admin./Tree Permits ..............................… ...595-7441 BelmontRotaryClub.......................................594-2424
Community Learning Ctr/Preschool..............595-7448 Belmont Runners Club .......www.belmontrunners.com
Facility Rentals ............................................595-7441 BelmontSeniorClub………...............................595-7444
Field Line / Hotline …...........................…….....592-7557 Boy Scouts & Cub Scouts of America................341-5633
Senior Services ..............................................595-7444 Girl Scouts of Northern California..girlscoutsnorcal.org
TeenServices..................................................595-7447 HIPHousing………………….................................348-6660
League of Women Voters, S.M. County….........342-5853
POLICE DEPARTMENT [email protected] PeninsulaConflictResolutionCenter...............513-0330
San Francisco Girl Scout Council…...............…591-4520
Emergency ………………..……….............................……911 SequoiaHospitalCommunityLiaison…............367-5712
Non-Emergency .....……………................….......595-7400 ToastmastersClub.............www.toastmastersclubs.org
Abandoned Vehicle Hotline…….............….....595-7455 Twin Pines Art Center .................................... 654-4068

PUBLIC WORKS [email protected] YOUTH SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS

Engineering Services ………..........……......….....595-7425 [email protected]
Street & sewers ……………….............….....….....595-7425 Bel-Mateo Babe Ruth Baseball [email protected]
Emergency Night/Weekend & Holiday Services, or after Bayside Broncos [email protected]
5:00 pm on Weekdays ...................................595-7400 BRS Youth Softball Association ......................................
...................................... [email protected]
LIBRARY, 1110 Alameda de las Pulgas ........ .591-8286 [email protected]
BRS [email protected]
FriendsofBelmontLibrary…..…….................…593-9514

GARBAGE (Recology) .................................595-3900
MID-PENINSULA WATER DISTRICT ...591-8941

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Registration Form

Please write legibly and fill in all required spaces, then mail or bring your registration form to:

Belmont Parks & Recreation Department, 30 Twin Pines Lane, Belmont, CA 94002

HOUSEHOLD INFORMATION

Name (Adult): ________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Street Address: ___________________________________________________ City:___________________________ Zip:________________

Home Phone: _______________________________________________ Cell Phone: ______________________________________________

Email Address: ________________________________________________________ Gender: ___________ Date of Birth: ________________

Geographic Area (Check one if Belmont resident):

Central Cipriani Continentals Hallmark/Belmont Heights

Homeview / Sterling Downs McDougal / Carlmont Plateau / Skymont Sunnyslope / Downtown

ACTIVITY REGISTRATION

Do you have any special needs which require specific accommodations so you can fully enjoy our classes and facilities? Yes No

If yes, please specify: _________________________________________________________________________________________________

How did you hear about the program(s)?

Mail / Brochure Email Facebook Website Friend Repeat Participant

Other: ____________________________________________

Participant Name Birthdate Gender Activity Name Activity # Resident Non-Resi-
Fee dent Fee

Fees: $__________
Optional Donation to Senior Services: $__________

TOTAL: $__________

LIABILITY WAIVER & MEDIA RELEASE REFUND POLICY

I hereby absolve the City of Belmont, its employees, independent contractors and officers I have read and agree to the refund policies.
from all liability that may arise as a result of my participation in the activities above, and in
the event that the above-named participant is a minor, I hereby give my permission for his/ Initials: ________________
her participation as indicated and in so doing, absolve the City of Belmont, its employees
and independent contractors from such liability. I/We agree to allow use of my/participant’s FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
photograph(s) and video(s) for Parks and Recreation program online and print publicity. Receipt #: ___________________
Date: _________ Initials: _______
Signature: ____________________________________________ Date: ________________

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Cancellation / Transfer Policy Ways to Register

All cancellation or transfer requests must be submitted in writing one Online
week before the program begins. Cancellations will result in a $10
cancellation fee. No refunds will be issued once a program has be- Online you can view or select classes, make
gun. Make-up classes are not always available and are at the instruc- payments, see your current registrations, and
tor’s discretion. If an instructor offers a make-up opportunity, it will be view account history 24 hours per day. To reg-
scheduled immediately following the session. Medical emergencies ister online...
are exempt from this policy; however, a medical certification from your
doctor is required. No refunds or credits will be given for the $2.50 1. GO TO www.belmont.gov/register
processing fee as this is charged by a third party for the conve-
nience of using the online registration service. If the class has a 2. CREATE AN ACCOUNT
material fee, the fee is paid directly to the instructor on the frist day of Select “Create an Account” if you haven’t
class, and will not be refuned if you cancel/transfer out of the class. registered online before. You will need an
Exceptions to this policy: Camp SOAR, HeartBeat, Community Learn- American Express, Discover, Master Card, or
ing Center. Visa and a current email address.

Camp SOAR Refund Policy 3. SELECT YOUR ACTIVITY
Browse the alphabetical list of classes or filter
Cancellation and Transfer requests for Camp SOAR must be submit- your search using the options on the left.

ted in writing TWO weeks before the camp session begins. Cancel- 4. CHECKOUT TO FINISH
Click “Checkout” to register for the activities
lations will result in a $10 cancellation fee per camper per session. If you’ve chosen. Provide payment information,
requested less than TWO weeks, no refunds or transfers will be click “Continue,” and a receipt will be emailed
accepted. If you are trying to transfer into a Camp SOAR week that is to you!
full, you will need to find an alternate week that is open or follow our
By Mail / Walk-In
cancellation policy. Medical emergencies are exempt from this policy;
Mail your registration form and check or visit
however, a medical certification from your doctor is required. our office Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm at:

Community Learning Center Cancellation Policy sub- Belmont Parks & Recreation
A written notice stating the reason for withdrawal shall be 30 Twin Pines Lane
Belmont, CA 94002
mitted thirty days prior to termination of enrollment. Parents who with-
Sorry, no registrations by phone or fax.
draw their child with less than thirty days’ notice shall be responsible Credit/debit card or check only: sorry, no cash
payments.
for thirty days’ payment from the date of notification, whether or not
Americans with Disabilities Act
the child attends the center during this time. The City of Belmont and the Parks
and Recreation Department are
Independent Contractors committed to implementing the intent and spir-
it of the Americans with Disability Act (ADA).
Many of our recreation classes are being provided by contract with an Adults and children with disabilities are wel-
independent vendor. The City of Belmont has reviewed the vendor’s come and encouraged to fully participant in
qualifications, experience, and suitability for providing these classes. our classes, programs, and activities. If you
The City relies on vendor’s declaration that all their employees are have a special need that requires specific ac-
appropriately screened. commodation in order to enjoy our classes or
facilities, please call (650) 595-7441.
Important Information
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• No refunds or credits will be given for the $2.50 processing
fee as this fee is charged by a third party for the convenience of
using the online registration service.

• You may only register members of your family/household.
• Age level listed in course description means participants must

be that age by the class start date.
• For HeartBeat Dance Academy registration and cancellation

policies, please call (650) 367-7501.

Wait Lists

• A wait list is established if a program is full. If a space becomes
available, staff will notify the participant via telephone and
email; payment will not be charged until attendance is confirmed.

• Openings will be filled on a first come, first served basis.

Cancelled Classes

• Classes that don’t meet the minimum enrollment one week
before the class starts will be cancelled.

• If a class is cancelled, participants are notified via phone and
email and may transfer to another class or receive a full refund
less the $2.50 processing fee.

Belmont Parks & Recreation PRSRT STD
US POSTAGE PAID
30 Twin Pines Lane Belmont, CA
Belmont, CA 94002 Permit #22

Residential Customer ECRWSS

CITY OF BELMONT PRESENTS

SUMMER NIGHTS

THURSDAYS & FRIDAYS
JUNE 27 - AUGUST 9
5:00 - 7:00 PM

GRADES 6 - 8

BARRETT COMMUNITY CENTER, ROOM E

FREE!

650-595-7441
WWW.BELMONT.GOV/YOUTHTEENS