Rialto Progress Fall 2023

Rialto fall 2023 Progress your rialto.com Rialto Heritage Day See page 5 viva la fiesta See page 10 Halloween Hi-jinks See page 13

Rialto Elected Officials Deborah Robertson Mayor Andy Carrizales Mayor Pro Tem Ed Scott Council Member Rafael Trujillo Council Member Joe Baca Council Member Barbara A. McGee City Clerk Edward J. Carrillo City Treasurer Rialto Executive Team Eric Vail City Attorney Henry Garcia Interim City Manager Arron Brown Assistant City Manager Colby Cataldi Director of Community Development Barbara A. McGee Director of Management Services Katherine Stevens Director of Finance Mark P. Kling Police Chief Brian Park Fire Chief Tim Sullivan Director of Maintenance and Facilities Cynthia Alvarado-Crawford Director of Parks, Recreation & Community Services Alberto Paiva Director of Engineering Services/ City Engineer Shama Curian Director of Human Resources & Risk Management Organizational stability. Accountability. A cohesive vision. These are the hallmarks of the kind of efficient, responsive local government we are entrusted to provide the residents, businesses and stakeholders of Rialto. As interim city manager, I am committed to embedding these values in everything we do – from the essential services we provide to the financial stewardship of your tax dollars to how quickly, and effectively, we respond to the needs of this remarkable community. With the leadership and support of our Mayor and City Council, Rialto has accomplished much over the years. We’re seen far and wide as a model for innovative solutions to the challenges cities face, as a leader in water resource management and environmental protection, as an economic engine and job creator for one of the fastest growing regions in the U.S. My job, our job, is to build on that legacy. By creating the foundation – through stability, accountability and vision – we can ensure Rialto’s prosperity for generations to come. I encourage each and every one of you to join us in laying that foundation. We want to hear from you, specifically with regard to how we can better meet community needs. We also encourage you to become part of the solution, by getting involved. Support local nonprofits. Participate in community events and recreational programs. Volunteer wherever and whenever you can. Having served as Rialto’s city manager several years back, I have a good handle on the challenges and opportunities we face. More than anything, I am excited about this city’s future, and look forward to working closely with you to fulfill that promise. Thank you for allowing me, and us, the opportunity to do so. Henry Garcia Interim City Manager Rialto Community Message Bridge Progress 2

00 Rialto fall 2023 Progress 46 10 13 Contents City Updates 02 City Manager’s Message 04 What's New Events 05 Rialto Heritage Day 06 Pet-a-Palooza 07 Walk Like MADD 08 Farmers' Market 09 Run Around the Rocks 09 Women's History Month 10 Viva La Fiesta 12 Coffee With A Cop 13 Halloween Hi-Jinks 14 Holiday LED Exchange 15 Fired Up Girls Camp Community Corner 16 Community Resources 17 Rialto Historical Society 18 Rialto Branch Library 21 Back to School Safety Tips 23 Rialto Unified School District Calendar 25 Park Clean Up Days 26 Trash & Sweeping Days App 28 Community Clean Up Days 29 Safety Disposal of Hazardous Waste 30 Backyard Composting 31 Food Waste Recycling 32 Organic Recycling Parks, Recreation & Community Services 34 Registration Information 35 Tiny Tots 36 Mobile Recreation 36 Teen Corner 38 Classes 42 Youth Sports 46 Rialto Fitness & Aquatic Center 52 Grace Vargas Senior Center 56 Map and Amenities 57 Facility Rentals

What's New Coming Soon - our new “MyRialto” app Getting the information or the help you need just got easier, with the launch of our new “MyRialto” app. Thanks to the vision and commitment of our Mayor and City Council to deliver high quality services to our residents, this new platform will allow everyone direct access to engage, find information, and report issues or concerns in our community. We are thrilled to be able to offer this state-of-the-art service, which pulls together vital information from all of our digital platforms into a convenient, easy to use app. It is powered by Civita App, the industry leader in providing communities with mobile information services. Once you download the app, which will be available for all mobile users in the near future, you will have – easy access to request the City’s most popular services, including: • Graffiti removal • Pothole repair • View our social media feeds • Pay your city-related bills • Get the latest on upcoming City events and programs The app will also give residents the ability to send in photos when they report a concern and will also notify users when the issue has been resolved by a city staff member. To access this new service, go the app store on your mobile device and search for MyRialto. It’s that simple. As you try it out, let us know what you think and how we can make it better. This new way to communicate with the City delivers on a commitment to provide customer-focused "MyRialto" app will be available service and innovation for our community. for download next month. 4 City Updates

DAY RIALTO HHeerriittaaggee SAVE THE DATE! Follow the City of Rialto, Parks Recreation, Community Services for more details SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2023 11AM-4PM RIALTO CIVIC CENTER 150 S PALM AVE. RIALTO, CA 92376 Sponsored by The Historical Society, City of Rialto, and Rialto Unified School District your Rialto Progress fall 2023 rialto.com 5

city of RIALTO in partnership with Rialto Waste Management Saturday, September 16 10AM - 1PM City Hall, 150 S. Palm Ave. ACTIVITIES INCLUDE • Training demonstrations by working dogs for warriors • Doggie Play Area • Contests and come dressed to win for our pets on parade! • Spay and Neuter your pet! Limited slots available. Courtesy of Rialto Police Dept and Riverside County Animal Services Bring your pet to this free event featuring pet-friendly vendors, products and resources POLLUTION PREVENTION FAIR Recycled art contest Energy savings ideas Kids crafts Exotic animals and insects Community garden info Water conservation For more information 909.820.2519 or [email protected] PET-A-PAL ZA PET-A-PAL ZA Department of Animal Services Riverside County 6 Special Events & Programs

Save The Date OCTOBER 7, 2023 hosted By The City Of rialto in Support Of The Myles Edward Scott Act Joe Sampson Park 650 West Randall Road, Rialto, CA MADD is the nation’s largest nonprofit working to end drunk driving, help fight drugged driving, support victims of these violent crimes and prevent underage drinking. Walk Like MADD is our signature fundraising event that provides an opportunity for everyone to participate in a healthy, fun activity while helping our community. With every step taken and dollar raised, participants generate funds and awareness to support MADD’s life-saving mission. Why we walk For those who no longer can, and alongside those who are learning to walk again. Will you help us reach the finish line? Registration 6:30 am Ceremony 8:00 am 5K walk 9:00 am << Scan here for more information about this years Walk and register, or contact Georgina Avilez - MADD Southern California 714-838-6199 ext.6652 or [email protected] @MADDCALIFORNIA • www.walklikemadd.org By supporting MADD California, you support our community Rialto Progress Fall 2023 your rialto.com 7

From your friends at the Rialto Certified Farmers' Market Purchase your favorites before we close for the year! Last day to shop before the City holiday closure - Wednesday, December 20, 2023 The Market will reopen Wednesday, January 3, 2024 The Market is open year-round - Rain or Shine Every Wednesday • 10 am - 2 pm For more infomation: 909.820.2519 or [email protected] 8 Special Events & Programs

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Saturday, September 23, 2023 5:30pm - 9:30pm Jerry Eaves Park 1485 N. Ayala Drive, Rialto Food & Vendors • Live Entertainment • Lotería Games, Giveaways & Much More! V F v e t a s a For more information or to become a vendor, please call 909.421.4949 @RialtoParksandRec • Face Painting • Petting Zoo • Arts & Crafts • Pinatas • Cactus Bounce House • Laser Tag & Laser Shooting Gallery Purchase of all access wristband $7 presale $5 Available now through September 22 scan here to learn more 10 Special Events & Programs

Sábado, 23 de Septiembre de 2023 5:30pm - 9:30pm Parque Jerry Eaves 1485 N. Ayala Drive, Rialto Comida y Vendedores • Entretenimiento en vivo ¡Lotería, juegos, regalos y mucho más! V F v e t a s a Para más información o convertirse en vendedor, llame 909.421.4949 @RialtoParksandRec • Pintacaras • Zoológico interactivo • Piñatas • Artesanía y manualidades • Brincolín cactus • Juego con láser y galería de tiros láser Compre pulsera de acceso ilimitado $7 preventa $5 Disponible desde ahora hasta el 22 de Septiembre escanee aquí aprender más Rialto Progress Fall 2023 your rialto.com 11

National Coffee with a cop October 4 10:30 am - 12:30 pm Panera Bread 1588 S. Riverside Ave. Join us for coffee and conversations. For Sale Rialto Police Department Pink Patches and Keychains ($10 each - cash only) 12 Special Events & Programs

For more information or to become a vendor, please call 909.421.4949 Para más información o convertirse en vendedor, llame 909.421.4949 or scan here / o escanee aquí @RialtoParksandRec Tuesday, October 31, 2023 Martes, 31 de Octubre de 2023 5:30pm - 9:30pm Rialto Civic Center • Centro Cívico De Rialto Willow Ave. between 1st St. & Rialto Ave. • Free Admission & Candy Entrada gratuita y dulces • Games & Giveaways Juegos y Regalos • Food & Vendors Comida y Vendedores Unlimited Activities Wristbands Pulseras de actividades ilimitadas • Battle Axe Hacha de batalla • Obstacle Course Pista de obstáculos • Bounce Houses Casas inflables • 360 Photo Booth Cabina de fotos 360 • Pumpkin Decorating Decoración de calabaza • Oggie Boogie Bash Maze & Much More! ¡Laberinto Oogie Boogie Bash y mucho más! Purchase all access wristband $7 Presale $5 Available October 2 - 30 Compra pulsera de acceso ilimitado $7 ; preventa $5 ; Disponible del 2 al 30 de Octubre Rialto Progress Fall 2023 your rialto.com 13

Holiday Lights Celebrate the Savings with LED Light Exchange and Complimentary Energy Efficiency Starter Kits Join the San Bernardino Regional Energy Partnership (SBREP) at a local community event to exchange your old incandescent holiday lights for energy efficient LED holiday lights and receive a COMPLIMENTARY energy efficiency starter kit. This opportunity is available at NO COST to all Southern CaliforniaEdison (SCE) and Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas) residential customers in San Bernardino County. Limited supplies will be available at each event, first come, first served! November 1 - December 15 Schedule your exchange from Monday-Friday, 7AM-6PM To schedule a date & time for exchange please call: (909) 421-7221 City of Rialto Maintenance & Facilities Dept. 335 W. Rialto Avenue, Rialto For more information contact: Kelly Lynn • [email protected] • 909.884.8276 @goSBCTA Participating is easy,! BRING: • Up to TWO inefficient, incandescent holiday light strands, in exchange for up to TWO LED holiday light strands. *Old, inefficient, incandescent holiday light strands must be 50-count or higher, still work, and contain all bulb parts. • A copy of your monthly SCE bill for the holiday light exchange and SoCalGas bill for the complimentary energy efficient starter kit (electronic bills will be accepted). • A license or photo identification matching customer name and address on the utility bills. *To participate in the exchange, all three requirements must be met. 1 2 3 14 Community corner

Girls' Firefighter Empowerment Camp October 21 - 22, 2023 San Manuel Fire Department 26540 Indian Service Road, Highland CA 92346 Registration: Registration: September 1 - 30, 2023 Register Online: yourrialto.com All gender and non-binary welcome. For more information, call (909) 820-2501 or email [email protected]. Learn what it's like to be a firefighter! Girls are invited to see what it takes to be a firefighter and to empower each other to accomplish their goals. You'll get to use real firefighter gear along with learning safety protocols to protect others. Get Fired Up! FREE Ages 14-21 What to Wear: This is a hands-on rigorous camp. Please wear closed-toed athletic shoes, hair tied up, flexible long dark pants, and the camp T-shirt! Rialto Progress Fall 2023 your rialto.com 15

Black Infant Health Program Programa de salud de infantes afroamericanos 844.352.3985 Those who self-identify as AfricanAmerican in the San Bernardino County, are pregnant or up to six months postpartum, and 16 years or older are encouraged to call for health and wellness resources. Easter Seals Autism Services Servicios de Autismo de Easter Seals 657.207.5079 Autism diagnostic, treatment, and outreach services. National council of Negro Women Consejo Nacional de Mujeres Afroamericanas 909.874.6000 Free resume writing training, customer service training, and job search skills. Community Resources Feeding America Alimentando a América Senior Mobile Pantry Program Once a month from 9:00-11:00am 1411 S. Riverside Ave., Rialto, CA 92376 Call (909) 877-9706 for the scheduled dates or visit feedingamericaie.org/seniormobile Fair Housing Vivienda justa 1.800.321.0911 Mobile Home Program Programa de casas móviles 909.816.2960 This program provides a mobile home repair grant for very low-income senior citizens homeowners. Rialto Cares Le importa a Rialto 909.820.2525 Small business grants, rental and mortgage assistance, and utility assistance. CDBG 909.820.2689 Housing, community, and economic development. Veterans Services Servicios para veteranos 909.801.5762 San Bernardino Vet Center offers help for Veterans, service members, and their families at no cost in a nonmedical setting.  COVID Hotline Línea directa de Covid 909.387.3911 Legal Aid Asistencia Legal 909.889.7328 Free Legal Services for Eligible Individuals Heating and Cooling Centers Centros para dias de calor o frio 909.421.4949 Locations: ■ Grace Vargas Senior Center (Sunday-Friday 12pm-6pm): 1411 S. Riverside Ave. ■ Carl Johnson Center (Sunday-Friday 12pm-6pm): 214 N. Palm Ave. ■ Rialto Branch Library (Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm): 251 W. First St. The Library is not an official heating or cooling center, but offers a cool/cozy environment. *Centers open during summer when weather is over 95 degrees Rialto Family Health Service Servicios de salud familiar de Rialto 909.820.2660 Senior Services Home Delivered Meals Servicios para personas mayores comidas a domicilio 951.342.3057 Senior Nutrition Program Programa de nutrición para personas mayores 909.877.9706 Hot meals and entertainment Wednesday—Friday at 1411 S. Riverside Ave., Rialto, CA 92376 16 Community corner

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Book Bag Sale Venta de bolsas de libros First Tuesday of every month, 11:00 am - 7:00 pm come in to purchase items at $5.00 per bag (or $4.00 per bag when you become a Member)! Children's Events Eventos Infantiles Preschool Storytime La hora del cuento preescolar Aug. 17 – sept. 21 • Thurs. • 12:00pm oct. 12 – nov. 16 • Thurs. • 12:00pm Join us for this wonderfully fun and engaging Storytime where amazing books meet song, rhymes, puppets and more. You won’t want to miss! Toddler Boot Camp Entrenamiento para niños Aug. 15 – Sept. 19 • Tue. • 12:00pm oct. 10 – nov. 14 • Tue. • 12:00pm Bring your preschooler to this program for a fun and exciting Course filled with active songs, props, the letter of the day and a story. Join in the fun as we move and shake our way through this program! The purpose of this program is to promote being active, as well as the developmental skills of print motivation, letter awareness, gross motor skills, a sense of rhythm, body awareness, following directions and listening skills. Little Artist: Holiday Book & Craft Libro de vacaciones y artesanía Tuesdays • Dec. 5, 12, 19 • 12:00pm Join us in creating fun seasonal craft projects with your little one and let their creative side shine! KIDS ZONE (ages 6-11) Zona de Niños Craft Corner Rincón de Manualidades Aug. 14 – Sept. 18 • Mon. • 3:30pm oct. 16 – nov. 13 • Mon. • 3:30pm Create wonderful projects and learn new skills. Discover Art Descubre el Arte Aug. 17 – Sept. 21 • Thurs. • 3:30pm oct. 10 – nov. 16 • Thurs. • 3:30pm Discover fun and exciting art styles and techniques in this hands-on program that highlights famous artists, monuments, locations, and art skills Holiday Craft Corner Rincón de manualidades navideñas mondays • Dec. 4, 11, 18 • 3:00pm Join us as we create wonderful holiday projects. Adult Events Eventos para Adultos Adult Craft manualidades para adultos Mon. • 11:00am • sept. 11 • oct. 2 • nov. 6 computer Basics Conceptos Basicos de Computadoras Aug. 16 – Sept. 20 • Wed. • 5:00pm oct. 11 – nov, 15 • Wed. • 5:00pm Adult Book Club Club de Lectura Para Tues. • 4:00pm • Oct. 10 • Nov. 14 • dec. 12 Please call library for name of the book. city of rialto Branch Library Biblioteca de la ciudad de Rialto 251 W First St., Rialto, CA Monday–Wednesday / Lunes–Miércoles: 11:00am–7:00pm Thursday–Friday / Jueves–Viernes: 10:00am–6:00pm Saturday / Sábados: 9:00am–5:00pm Closed Sundays / Cerrado los domingos Call 909.356.2570 for more information or scan the QR code Llame para más información o escanee el código QR 18 Community corner

Family Paint Day Día de pintura familiar Sat. • oct. 14 • 11:00am-12:00pm Wonderful Wizard of Oz Painting Join in the fun with this step-by-step painting class where you will leave with a masterpiece of your own. Gamer Event Evento de jugador Mon. • Sept. 25 • 3:30-4:30pm Come and play Super Mario themed games. Hispanic Heritage Month Special Storytime Cuentos especiales del Mes de la Herencia Hispana Thurs. • Sept. 28 • 3:30-4:30pm Join us as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a special themed Storytime. We will enjoy books, songs, and make a fun craft! Native American Heritage Month Special Storytime Cuentos especiales del Mes de la Herencia Nativa Americana mon. • nov. 20 • 1:00-2:00pm Join us as we celebrate Native American Heritage Month with a special themed Storytime. We will enjoy books, songs, and make a fun craft! Special Events Eventos Especiales Heritage Month Events Eventos del Mes del Patrimonio Pirate Bingo bingo pirata tues. • nov. 21 • 1:00-2:00pm Come and play Pirate Bingo and learn to talk like a pirate. Here comes Santa Aquí viene Papá Noel Sat. • dec. 9 • 11:00am-1:00pm Santa is coming to the library and you can take your own picture with him. You can also make you your own holiday craft. Check out 15 items and receive a special incentive. Volunteer Orientation orentacion para voluntaries San Bernardino County Library volunteers can take pride in helping to provide outstanding library service to our customers. Join us as we review all aspects of being a library volunteer and discuss the types of duties a library volunteer can do. Our volunteer application and more information about volunteering can be found on the Support Your Library page of our website. Literacy Services Our library offers Adult Literacy tutoring services. Please call us for more information. The Friends of the Rialto Library Los Amigos de la Biblioteca de Rialto The Friends of the Rialto Library is a non-profit group of volunteers who raise money for the Rialto Branch Library. There are many ways you can help! Become a Friend by volunteering your time with the group, or make a monetary donation. For more information, call 909.875.0144 Read for the Record Leer para el registro thurs. • oct. 26 • 12:00pm & 3:30pm Celebrate literacy by participating in the largest shared reading experience! Featuring With Lots of Love written by Jenny Torres Sanchez Rialto Progress Fall 2023 your rialto.com 19

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back to school Safety tips It’s that time of year again when children are going back to school. As part of our commitment to overall safety, the City of Rialto Safe Routes to School Program would like to help you and your children be safer when traveling to and from school. School Zone Driving Safety Tips • Be on the lookout for school zone signals and ALWAYS obey the speed limits. • When entering a school zone, be sure to slow down and obey all traffic laws. • Always stop for school busses that are loading or unloading children. • Watch out for school crossing guards and obey their signals. • Be aware of and watch out for children near schools, bus stops, sidewalks, in the streets, in school parking lots, etc. • Never pass other vehicles while driving in a school zone. • Never change lanes while driving in a school zone. • Never make U-Turns while driving in a school zone. • Never text while driving in a school zone. • Avoid using a cell phone, unless it is completely hands-free, while driving in a school zone. • Unless licensed to do so, never use handicap or emergency vehicle lanes or spaces to drop off or pick up children at school. Riding Your Bike to School • Make sure your child always wears a bicycle helmet! Failure to wear one could result in a traffic citation. Furthermore, in the event of an accident, helmets reduce the risk of head injury by as much as 85 percent. • Obey the rules of the road; the rules are the same for all vehicles, including bicycles. • Always stay on the right-hand side of the road and ride in the same direction as traffic. • Be sure your child knows and uses all of the appropriate hand signals. • Choose the safest route between home and school and practice it with children until they can demonstrate traffic safety awareness. • If possible, try to ride with someone. There is safety in numbers. Walking to School • Leave early enough to arrive at school at least 10 minutes prior to the start of school. • Use the same route every day and never use shortcuts. • Go straight home after school. Do not go anywhere else without permission. • Always use public sidewalks and streets when walking to school. • Demonstrate traffic safety awareness and pick the safest route between your home and the school and practice walking it with your children. • Try and walk to school with other students. There is strength in numbers. • Teach your children to recognize and obey traffic signals, signs, and pavement markings. • Only cross streets at designated crosswalks, street corners and traffic controlled intersections. • Always look both ways before crossing the street and never enter streets from between obstacles like parked cars, shrubbery, signs, etc. • Always walk and never run across intersections. • Avoid talking to strangers. Teach your children to get distance between themselves and anyone who tries to approach or make contact with them. • If a stranger does approach your child, make sure they know to immediately report the incident to you or a teacher. • Teach your children to never get into a vehicle with anyone, even if they know them, without your permission. For more Information call 909.745.5133 Rialto Progress Fall 2023 your rialto.com 21

Consejos de seguridad para el regreso a la escuela Es esa época del año en que los niños de Rialto se preparan para regresar a la escuela. Como parte de nuestro compromiso con la seguridad en general, la Ciudad Rialto Rutas Seguras a la Escuela desean ayudarle a usted y sus hijos a estar más seguros al viajar hacia y desde la escuela. Consejos de seguridad para conducir en zonas escolares • Siempre esté atento a los carteles de zona escolar y SIEMPRE respete los límites de velocidad. • Al ingresar en una zona escolar, disminuya la velocidad y obedezca todas las leyes de tránsito. • Deténgase siempre si hay autobuses escolares que retiran o dejan niños. • Esté atento a los guardas de los cruces escolares y obedezca sus señales. • Preste atención y esté alerta a la presencia de niños cerca de escuelas, paradas de autobús, aceras, en las calles, en los playones de estacionamiento de las escuelas, etc. • Nunca se adelante a otros vehículos mientras conduce en una zona escolar. • Nunca cambie de carril mientras conduce en una zona escolar. • Nunca gire en U mientras conduce en una zona escolar. • Nunca escriba mensajes de texto mientras conduce en una zona escolar. • Evite el uso de teléfonos celulares, a menos que sea completamente manos libros, mientras conduce en una zona escolar. • A menos que tenga habilitación para hacerlo, nunca use los espacios o carriles para vehículos de personas discapacitadas o vehículos de emergencia para dejar o retirar niños en la escuela. Ir en bicicleta a la escuela • ¡Asegúrese de que su hijo/a siempre use casco al andar en bicicleta! De no llevar casco, podrían darle una citación por infracción de tránsito. Además, en caso de accidente, los cascos reducen en un 85% el riesgo de lesiones en la cabeza. • Siempre hay que respetar las reglas de tránsito, que son las mismas para todos los vehículos, incluidas las bicicletas. • Hay que andar siempre por la mano derecha de la calle, en la misma dirección que los vehículos. • Asegúrese de su hijo/a conozca y use todas las señales de mano apropiadas. • Elija el camino más seguro entre su casa y la escuela y practíquelo con su hijo/a hasta que pueda demostrar que tiene conciencia sobre la seguridad vial. • De ser posible, trate de que vayan en bicicleta con otra persona. Cuantos más sean, más seguro es. Caminar hacia la escuela • Hay que salir con tiempo suficiente para llegar a la escuela al menos 10 minutos antes del horario de entrada. • Hay que usar el mismo camino todos los días y nunca tomar atajos. • Hay que ir directo a casa después de salir de la escuela. No se debe ir a ningún otro sitio sin permiso. • Siempre hay que ir por aceras y calles públicas de camino a la escuela. • Hay que demostrar conciencia sobre seguridad vial y elegir el camino más seguro entre su casa y la escuela, y practicar caminar por ese camino con sus hijos. • Es conveniente caminar a la escuela con otros estudiantes. Cuantos más sean, más seguro es. • Enséñele a su hijo/a a reconocer y obedecer las señales de tránsito, los carteles y las marcas en el pavimento. • Solo se puede cruzar la calle en los cruces peatonales designados, en esquinas y en intersecciones con control de tránsito. • Siempre hay que mirar a ambos lados al cruzar la calle y no hay que bajar a la calle desde detrás de obstáculos como autos estacionados, arbustos, carteles, etc. • Siempre hay que caminar y nunca se debe correr por las intersecciones. • Hay que evitar hablar con extraños. Enséñeles a sus hijos a mantener distancia de cualquiera que quiera acercarse a ellos o hacer contacto con ellos. • Si un extraño se les acerca, asegúrese de que sepan que deben informar el incidente de inmediato a usted o a un docente. • Enséñeles a sus hijos que jamás deben subirse a un vehículo con nadie, aunque conozcan a la persona, sin que usted les haya dado permiso. For more Information call 909.745.5133 22 Community corner

Rialto Unified School District Calendar 182 E. Walnut Ave., Rialto, CA • 909.820.7700 octo b e r 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 E M M M M M M M H nove mb e r 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 E M M M M M M M H H H M M H M H H M H H H H d ece mb e r 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 E M H M M M M H H M M H E M H L egen d M Minimum Day for Students Weekend H Holiday Teacher Preparation Day Elementary Schools Middle Schools High Schools HOLIDAYS FOR ALL SCHOOLS November 10: Veterans' Day November 23-24: Thanksgiving Holiday December 24: Christmas Eve December 31: In Lieu of Admissions Day December 25: Christmas Day Elementary Schools End of First Trimester October 27 Minimum Days Refer to your individual school calendar for minimum days. Middle Schools Minimum Days Refer to your individual school calendar for minimum days. High Schools Minimum Days Refer to your individual school calendar for minimum days. All Secondary End of First Quarter See page 49. Rialto Progress Fall 2023 your rialto.com 23

Extended LearninG Afterschool Oppotunities Available PRESCHOOL FULL DAY KINDERGARTEN TRANSITIONAL KINDERGARTEN Age requirements for the 2023 - 2024 School Year Full Day Kindergarten Día completo de kinder 09/02/2017 - 09/01/2018 Transitional Kindergarten Kinder Transicional 09/02/2018 - 04/02/2019 4 Yr. Preschool 4 años preescolar 04/03/2019 - 12/01/2019 3 Yr. Preschool 3 años preescolar 12/02/2019 - 12/01/2020 CALL NOW Llame Ahora VISIT US ON Visítanos en 909.873.4300 RIALTOUSD.ORG Ahora Enscribiendo Oportunidades disponibles de aprendizaje extendido después de la escuela • Preescolar • Kinder Transicional • • Día completo de Kinder • Requisitos de edad para el año escolar 2023-2024 nOW EnrOLLinG 24 Community corner

City of Rialto Ciudad de Rialto Parks, Recreation & Community Services Department Departamento de Parques, Recreación y Servicios Comunitarios Park clean Up Days Join our City TEAM! Acompañe a nuestro equipo Saturday, November 18 8:00am - 12:00pm Birdsall Park Trash Clean Up Limpieza de basura Shoveling Palear Raking Rastrillo Sweeping Barrer Trimming Podar Painting Pintar To volunteer on clean up days or to get more information call 909.421.4949 Para ser voluntario en los días de limpieza o para obtener más información, llame al 909.421.4949 Días de Limpieza del Parque Receive new Oil Filters when you recycle your old ones! Bring Up to Two Used Filters to Recycle. $15 max. - No Refunds or exchanges INTERCAMBIO DE FILTROS DE ACEITE USADO Cuando reciclas los usados Traiga HASTA dos filtros usados para reciclar. $15 máx. – Sin reembolsos ni cambios Open to Rialto residents only Proof of residency is required (ID or Utility Bill). Business waste will not be accepted. ABIERTO SOLO PARA RESIDENTES DE RIALTO Se requiere prueba de residencia (identificación o factura de servicios públicos). No se aceptarán residuos comerciales. Saturday, October 7 9:00am - 2:00pm 1610 S. Riverside Ave., Ste #100 Rialto, CA 92376 Saturday, December 9 9:00am- 2:00pm 515 E. Foothill Blvd. Rialto, CA 92376 Sábado 7 de octubre 9:00am - 2:00pm 1610 S. Riverside Ave., Ste #100 Rialto, CA 92376 Sábado 5 de diciembre 9:00am- 2:00pm 515 E. Foothill Blvd. Rialto, CA 92376 Join us and recycle For more information call 909.421.7221 Para más información llame al 909.421.7221 Rialto Progress Fall 2023 your rialto.com 25

Access your personalized and customizable Street Sweeping and Trash Collection schedules online and through a smartphone app. Los residentes de Rialto pueden personalizar los horarios de barrido de calles y recolección de basura en línea y a través de la aplicación. Obtenga un recordatorio para mover sus vehículos antes de su día de barrido de calles. El servicio de recordatorio está disponible por correo electrónico, mensaje de texto, llamada telefónica o puede descargar calendarios imprimibles. The Rialto Download the app today from the App Store or Google Play. Descargue la aplicación hoy mismo desde el App Store o Google Play. Trash & Sweeping Days App is Available Now! LA APLICACIÓN DEL DÍA DE BASURA & BARRIDO DE RIALTOESTÁ DISPONIBLE AHORA! 26 Community corner

Schedule a Residential Bulky Item Pick Up KEEP RIALTO CLEAN Did you know City of Rialto residential customers can schedule a bulk pickup of up to 10 items twice a year at no additional cost? Please call our Customer Service Department at 909.877.1596 to schedule a pickup. Programe una RECOGIDA RESIDENCIAL DE ARTÍCULOS GRANDES MANTENGA RIALTO LIMPIO ¿Sabía que los clientes residenciales de la ciudad de Rialto pueden programar una recogida de hasta 10 artículos grandes dos veces al año sin costo adicional? Llame a nuestro Departamento de Servicio al Cliente al 909.877.1596 Help our City stay beautiful Contact your local law enforcement agency and report it by calling 909.820.2550 A $250 reward is being offered by Burrtec Waste Industries, Inc., for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone guilty of illegal dumping. Help our City stay beautiful and clean by reporting illegal dumping in your area. (City of Rialto Municipal Code 8.30.020) AYUDA A NUESTRA CIUDAD A MANTENERSE BELLA Póngase en contacto con su agencia local de la ley y reporte llamando al 909.820.2550 Burrtec Waste Industries, Inc. ofrece una recompensa de $250 por información que conduzca al arresto y condena de cualquier persona culpable de vertido ilegal. Ayude a nuestra ciudad a mantenerse bella y limpia reportando vertidos ilegales en su área. (City of Rialto Municipal Code 8.30.020) You Can Help Stop Illegal Dumping in Rialto Usted puede ayudar a detener el DOMPE ILEGAL EN RIALTO Rialto Progress Fall 2023 your rialto.com 27

Community clean up days FREE TRASH & GREEN WASTE DISPOSAL October 28 • 8:00am - 2:00pm The staging/check-in line will start on 1st St. at the corner of Palm Ave. See legend for locations For more information call 909.421.7222 Proof of residency is required. ID or Utility Bill are acceptable. Business waste will not be accepted. Para mas información llame al 909.421.7222 Comprobante de residencia es requerida. Identificación o factura de servicios públicos seran aceptados. Desechos de negocios no seran aceptados Used Tires Bring up to 9 used tires to 335 W. Rialto Ave. Tires from businesses, including semi-trucks not accepted. Shred Fest Bring your papers to Palm Ave. between 1st St., and Rialto Ave. until the truck is full. Electronic Waste Bring your old electronics to Palm Ave. Usable Items Drop off Salvation Army donations to Palm Ave. Bulk Items Residents can drop off trash, bulky items, and green waste. Llantas Usadas Traigan hasta 9 llantas usadas a 335 W. Rialto Ave. No se aceptan llantas de negocios, incluyendo de camion. Desecha de Papel Traigan papel a Palm Ave. entre 1st St., y Rialto Ave. hasta que se llene el camion. Desecha Electrónica Traigan sus productos electronicos viejos a Palm Ave. Articulos Utilizables Dejen donaciones para Salvation Army en Palm Ave. Articulos Voluminosos Residentes pueden dejar basura, articulos voluminosos, y basura organica. Free Event FREE Compost Giveaway 335 W. Rialto Ave. Palm Ave. between 1st St., and Rialto Ave. 1st St. S. Palm Ave. Willow Ave. Rialto Ave. Rialto Ave. There will be FREE compost available at the Clean-Up Event. This is a load your own compost giveaway. Bring your shovels and bags or containers. The giveaway is for residents only - no businesses or commercial vehicles. 28 Community corner

Safely Dispose of HAZARDOUS WASTE Rialto Site Schedule Behind 246 South Willow Ave. Detrás de 246 S. Willow Ave. Fridays and Saturdays Viernes y sábado 8am–12pm september Fri • Sep. 8 Sat • Sep. 9 Fri • Sep. 22 Sat • Sep. 23 november Fri • Nov. 3 Sat • Nov. 4 Fri • Nov. 17 Sat • Nov. 18 october Fri • Oct. 13 Sat • Oct. 14 Fri • Oct. 27 Sat • Oct. 28 december Fri • Dec. 1 Sat • Dec. 2 Fri • Dec. 15 Sat • Dec. 16 We will take: ■ Motor oil and oil filters ■ Antifreeze ■ Weed killer and fertilizers ■ Household cleaners ■ Latex and oil base paints ■ Wood preservative ■ Paint thinner ■ Car polish/wax ■ Furniture and floor polish ■ Auto/household batteries ■ Aerosol paint ■ Medicines ■ Pesticides ■ Cosmetics ■ Pet care products ■ Fluorescent tubes and bulbs ■ Sharps/syringes (in approved sharps container only - free containers are available at our site during regular operating hours) We will NOT take: ■ Waste from any business ■ Asbestos ■ Explosives ■ Ammunition ■ Radioactive waste ■ Contaminated medical waste ■ Abandoned waste ■ Electronics Before transporting, be sure that: ■ The waste is in a sealed container that is properly labeled for your and our staff safety ■ The total amount of waste does not exceed 15 gallons or 125 pounds (up to 20 gallons of used oil is allowed in containers no larger than 5 gallons) REMEMBER: ■ When possible, use less toxic alternatives to harsh cleaning chemicals. Never mix chemicals together. ■ Store supplies in a safe location. Aceptaremos: ■ Aceite de motor y filtros de aceite ■ Anitfreeze ■ Herbicida y fertilizante ■ Limpiadores domésticos ■ Látex y pintura a base de aceite ■ Conservantes de madera ■ Disolvente ■ Abrillantador/cera para coches ■ Pulido de suelos y muebles ■ Baterias de auto/domesticas ■ Pintura en aerosol ■ Medicamentos – recetados/sin receta ■ Pesticidas ■ Cosméticos ■ Productos para el cuidado de mascotas ■ Tubos y bombillas fluorescentes ■ Objetos punzantes/jeringas (solo en un contenedor de objetos punzantes aprobados; los contenedores gratuitos están disponibles en nuestro sitio durante las horas de funcionamiento regular) NO TOMAREMOS: ■ Residuos de cualquier negocio ■ Asbesto ■ Explosivos ■ Munición ■ Residuo radiactivo ■ Desechos médicos contaminados ■ Residuos abandonados ■ Electrónicos ANTES DE Venir, ASEGÚRESE DE QUE: ■ Los residuos están en un contenedor debidamente etiquetado para su seguridad y la de nuestro personal. ■ El total de desechos no excede los 15 galones o 125 libras (se permiten hasta 20 galones de aceite usado en contenidos que no superen los 5 galones) Recuerde: ■ Cuando sea posible, use alternativas menos tóxicas a los químicos de limpieza agresivos. Nunca mezcle productos químicos juntos ■ Almacene los suministros en un lugar seguro For information on disposing of business waste and other non-acceptable waste, call San Bernardino County Fire, Hazardous Waste at 1.800.645.9228 Para obtener más información sobre la eliminación de desechos comerciales y otros desechos que no son accepatables, llame a San Bernardino County Fire, Hazardous Waste al 1.800.645.9228 Rialto Progress Fall 2023 your rialto.com 29

backyard Composting reduce your carbon footprint Home composting is an effective and efficient way to dramatically reduce your waste stream at home. Organic material sent to the landfill creates methane, a powerful greenhouse gas that contributes to the negative impacts of our changing climate. By making compost, you are creating a valuable soil amendment that you can use to benefit your landscape, boost plant growth and reduce carbon emissions. Home composting can be done in an enclosed bin or tumbler, in an easily made bunker, or using a no-fuss pile. The key is to blend your feedstocks to achieve a balance of carbon and nitrogen, keep things damp but not saturated, and ensure adequate oxygen deep in the pile. The microbes will do the rest. Many types of food waste and yard waste can be composted at home: • grass clippings • tree and shrub trimmings • vegetable garden and fruit tree waste • autumn leaves and lawn clippings • coffee grounds • fruit and vegetable Kitchen scraps Home composters should not attempt to compost meat, dairy or large amounts of baked goods. Get YOUR Compost Bin The City of Rialto sells The Earth Machine compost bins at a cost that include free instructions and printed materials to anyone interested in learning how to make this nutrient-rich soil amendment. These bins have an open bottom and are placed directly on the ground. A properly managed compost pile DOES NOT SMELL BAD!! The materials should smell like fresh earth. If you are interested in buying a compost bin for your home, call(909) 421-7222. easy to care for It only takes about 15 minutes a week. 30 Community corner

California passed Senate Bill 1383 to improve air quality and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. When organic waste (including food waste) decomposes in landfills it generates greenhouse gases which contribute to global climate change. California aprobó el Proyecto de Ley 1383 del Senado para mejorar la calidad del aire y reducir las emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero. Cuando los desechos orgánicos (incluidos los desechos de comida) se descomponen en los vertederos, generan gases de efecto invernadero que contribuyen al cambio climático global. Food waste recycling is here! Effective July 1, 2023 food waste will no longer go into your trash. Instead, bag all food waste and place it in your green barrel. ¡Reciclaje de desechos de comida está aquí! A partir de Julio 1, 2023 los desechos de comida ya no irán a la basura. En cambio, embolse todos los desechos de comida y colóquelos en su barril verde. RESIDENTIAL ORGANICS RECYCLING RECICLAJE RESIDENCIAL DE ORGÁNICOS SENATE BILL 1383 PROYECTO DE LEY DEL SENADO 1383 Reciclaje de Desechos de Comida Está Aquí! Food Waste Recycling is HERE! Available OPTIONAL FOOD WASTE PAILs CUBETAS PARA DESECHOS DE COMIDA DISPONIBLES! Meats Carnes Prunings Podas Twigs & Branches RAMITAS Y RAMAS Leaves Hojas grass clippings recortes de césped bread panes fruits & vegetables FRUTAS Y VERDURAS Dairy LÁCTEOS For more information, please contact (909) 421-7222. Para obtener más información, por favor póngase en contacto al (909) 421-7222. burrtec.com Food Waste? Bag It and Place it in the green barrel! ¿DESECHOS DE COMIDA? ¡EMBÓLSELOS Y COLOQUELOS EN EL BARRIL VERDE! green Waste? NO BAG! ¿DESECHOS VERDES? ¡SIN BOLSA! Rialto Progress Fall 2023 your rialto.com 31

WHY RECYCLE FOOD WASTE? • The State of California’s CalRecycle branch reports that recycling organic waste, including food waste, is the next critical step to protect our communities and our environment from the impacts of climate change. Organic waste in landfills accounts for 20% of the methane gas generated in this state. Methane, a superpollutant, has a short-term atmospheric life, but a long-term impact on the climate. • Targeting methane reductions is an effective strategy to combat climate change and move towards a more sustainable future. The implementation of the state’s organic waste reduction regulations adopted under Senate Bill 1383 (Short Lived Climate Pollutants). • The goal of California’s Senate Bill 1383 is to achieve a 75 percent reduction of the statewide disposal of organic waste by 2025. All residents must adhere to this law and recycle both food waste and green waste. 1. COLLECT Begin collecting food waste separate from your other trash and recycling. This includes: fruits, vegetables, meats, seafood, bread, solid dairy, eggshells, coffee grounds, plate scrapings, peels, rinds, food soiled paper, and expired food. 2. ADD & SECURE Add food waste to its own separate plastic bag. Store it in a convenient place, such as on your countertop, in your refrigerator or under your sink. Secure your plastic bag by tying it off. Remember, bags do not have to be compostable or biodegradable. They can be any color. We encourage you to re-use bags you may already have such as bread bags and produce bags. 3. DISCARD Place your bagged food waste into your green barrel, along with your green waste. Continue using your green waste barrel as usual. Remember, food waste no longer belongs in your trash barrel. FAQs Residential Food Waste Recycling Program Am I Required To Participate? Yes. This is a California law that requires all residents, multi-family tenants, and commercial businesses to participate in food waste recycling in order to comply with Senate Bill 1383. What is the benefit of recycling food waste? Your recycling efforts contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in landfilled organic waste. This includes methane, a greenhouse gas 80 times more potent than carbon dioxide. I already backyard compost, do I have to participate? We encourage you to continue backyard composting. Organic items not suitable for backyard compost must be recycled through this program. Can I use my garbage disposal instead? No need to change your current garbage disposal use. Food currently being discarded in your trash barrel should now be bagged and placed in your green waste barrel. Will plastic bags be supplied? Customers will be required to use their own bags. Bags do not need to be compostable or biodegradable. What items are not acceptable? Trash, styrofoam, liquids, glass, plastic, metal, diapers, pet waste, electronic waste, and hazardous waste. What items are acceptable? Fruits, vegetables, meats, seafood, dairy, eggshells, bread, food scraps, food soiled paper, plate scrapings, and expired food. BURRTEC.COM | 1383RD Organics Recycling SENATE BILL 1383 AND YOUR RESIDENCE 32 Community corner

¿POR QUÉ RECICLAR LOS DESECHOS DE COMIDA? • La sucursal de CalRecycle del estado de California informa que reciclar desechos orgánicos, incluidos los desechos de comida, es el siguiente paso fundamental para proteger a nuestras comunidades y nuestro medio ambiente de los impactos del cambio climático. Los residuos orgánicos en vertederos representan el 20% del gas metano generado en este estado. El metano, un súper contaminante, tiene una vida atmosférica a corto plazo, pero un impacto a largo plazo en el clima. • Apuntar a las reducciones de metano es una estrategia efectiva para combatir el cambio climático y avanzar hacia un futuro más sostenible. La implementación de las regulaciones de reducción de desechos orgánicos del estado adoptadas bajo el Proyecto de Ley del Senado 1383 (Contaminantes Climáticos de Vida Corta). • El objetivo del Proyecto de Ley 1383 del Senado de California es lograr una reducción del 75 por ciento de la eliminación de desechos orgánicos en todo el estado para 2025. Todos los residentes deben cumplir con esta ley y reciclar tanto los desechos de comida como los desechos verdes. 1. RECOLECTAR Comience a recolectar los desechos de comida separados de su otra basura y recíclelos. Esto incluye: frutas, verduras, carnes, mariscos, pan, productos lácteos sólidos, cáscaras de huevo, granos de café, restos del plato, cáscaras, cortezas, papel sucio con alimentos y alimentos vencidos. 2. AGREGUE Y ASEGURE Agregue los desechos de comida a su propia bolsa de plástico separada. Guárdelos en un lugar conveniente, como en su mostrador, en su refrigerador o debajo de su fregadero. Asegure su bolsa de plástico atándola. Recuerde, las bolsas no tienen que ser compostables o biodegradables. Pueden ser de cualquier color. Lo aconsejamos a que reutilice las bolsas que ya tenga, como bolsas de pan y bolsas de productos del supermercado. 3. DESECHE Coloque los desechos de comida embolsados en su barril verde, junto con sus desechos verdes. Continúe usando su barril de desechos verdes como de costumbre. Recuerde, los desechos de comida ya no pertenecen en el carrito de basura. Reciclaje de Orgánicos PROYECTO DE LEY DEL SENADO 1383 Y SU RESIDENCIA PREGUNTAS MÁS FRECUENTES Su Programa de Reciclaje de Desechos de Comida Residencial ¿Estoy obligado a participar? Sí. Esta es una ley de California que requiere que todos los residentes, hogares multifamiliares y negocios comerciales participen en el reciclaje de desechos de comida para cumplir con el Proyecto de Ley del Senado 1383. ¿Se suministrarán bolsas de plástico? Los clientes deberán usar sus propias bolsas. Las bolsas no necesitan ser compostables o biodegradables. ¿Cuál es el beneficio de reciclar los desechos de comida? Sus esfuerzos de reciclaje contribuyen a la reducción de las emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero en los residuos orgánicos depositados en vertederos. Esto incluye el metano, un gas de efecto invernadero 80 veces más potente que el dióxido de carbono. Ya hago abono de traspatio, ¿tengo que participar? Lo aconsejamos a continuar con el compostaje en el jardín. Los artículos orgánicos que no sean adecuados para el abono de jardín deben reciclarse a través de este programa. ¿Puedo usar mi triturador de basura en su lugar? No es necesario cambiar el uso actual de su triturador de basura. Las comidas que se desechan actualmente en su contenedor de basura ahora deben de ser embolsadas y colocarse en su contenedor de desechos verdes. ¿Qué artículos son aceptables? Frutas, verduras, carnes, mariscos, lácteos, cáscaras de huevo, pan, restos de comida, papel sucio con comida, restos del plato y comida caducada. ¿Qué artículos no son aceptables? Basura, productos de espuma de poliestireno, líquidos, vidrio, plástico, metal, pañales, desechos de mascotas, desechos electrónicos y desechos peligrosos. BURRTEC.COM | 1383RD Rialto Progress Fall 2023 your rialto.com 33

Class Information ■ Registration can be paid with a Mastercard or Visa unless noted otherwise. ■ All registrations for participants under 18 years of age require signature of parent or guardian. ■ All registrations are handled on a first-come, first served basis. ■ Pre-registration is required for all classes. ■ Registration will NOT be accepted by the instructor. ■ Registration will not be accepted after the second class meeting. ■ Classes will not be pro-rated if students register late. ■ Classes that fail to meet the required minimum number of students will be cancelled. ■ The City reserves the right to postpone, cancel or combine classes for any reason found necessary. ■ Prices are subject to change. Refund/Credit Policy ■ Participants may request a refund, credit, or transfer to another program if unable to participate. ■ Requests must be made within 48 hours after the first class meeting (72 hours prior to workshops), unless class time has changed or the class is cancelled by the Department. ■ Please allow 4-6 weeks for refund to be processed. Requests must be made in person with the original receipt, 30 days prior to the event date. ■ All requests are subject to an administrative processing fee of $10. Rialto Community Center 214 N. Palm Ave., Suite 204 Grace Vargas Senior Center 1411 S. Riverside Ave. Tom Sawyer Pool 152 E. San Bernardino Ave. Rialto Fitness & Aquatic Center 1243 S. Riverside Ave. Location of Facilities @RialtoParksandRec follow us TWo Ways to Register Dos formas para registrarse Stay connected & register for a class Manténgase conectado y regístrese para una clase Parks, Recreation & Community Services Administrative Offices Parques, Recreación y Servicios de Comunitarios 909.421.4949 REGISTER online Regístrese en línea Scan the QR code below and visit the registration website to choose a class. Then make the payment to sign up. Escanee el código QR y visite el sitio web de registro para elegir una clase. Luego realice el pago para registrarse. Walk-in En Persona Rialto Community Center / Centro Comunitario de Rialto 214 N. Palm Ave., Suite 204 Monday – Friday / Lunes - Viernes 7:00am –6:00pm 909.421.4949 [email protected] 1 2 Scan to register online Escanear para registrarse en línea 34 Parks, Recreation & Community Services

Tiny Tots is a recreational-based program, not a licensed day care. ** Children must be potty trained. Curiosity Starts Here ! Education for 3 to 5 years of age. Participants have fun while learning and developing their social skills, creating arts and crafts, enjoying music, story time and creative play. 4-Week sessions Hughbanks Elementary 2241 N. Apple Ave, Rialto CA 92376 9:00am-12:00pm Pricing will be prorated accordingly. Not accepting new students after the first week of each session. Registration Date DAYS SESSION DATES RESIDENT/ NON-RESIDENT August 28 – September 1 M/W/F September 6 – 29 $90/$100 August 28 – September 1 T/TH September 5 – 28 $80/$90 September 25 – 29 M/W/F October 2 – 27 $100/$110 September 25 – 29 T/TH October 3 – 26 $80/$90 October 23 – 27 M/W/F October 30 – November 22 $80/$90 October 23 – 27 T/TH October 31 – November 21 $70/$80 November 16 – 22 M/W/F November 27 – December 22 $100/$110 November 16 – 22 T/TH November 28 – December 21 $80/$90 *Holiday Closures: (Pricing will be prorated according) Labor Day – September 4th Veterans Day – November 10th Thanksgiving Day – November 23rd Day After Thanksgiving – November 24th Christmas Break – December 25th – 29th La curiosidad comienza aquí Rialto Progress fall 2023 your rialto.com 35

Rialto teen center Homework assistance • Fitness & Leadership activities • gaming Tuesday-Friday 3PM-6PM Rialto Community Center 214 N Palm Ave Room #502 Free for ages 11-17 For more information call 909.421.4949 or scan the code above Free program Ar ts & Cr afts • out d o o r ga m es • s p o r ts • h o m ewo r k h e l p @RialtoParksandRec follow us Mobile Recreation Drop-in Program for K-6 Coming to a park near you Tuesdays & Thursdays • 3PM-6pm Mobile Rec is a FREE drop-in program for children in grades Kindergarten–6th grade. Registration is required. Scan the QR code to learn more For more information call 909.421.4949 36 Parks, Recreation & Community Services

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Chinese Kung Fu Martial Arts and Self Defense KUNG FU CHINO ARTES MARCIALES Y DEFENSA PERSONAL A class for those interested in realistic real world self-defense. We have classes tailored for children and adults. Students will learn striking ground fighting, joint locks, escapes from holds and weapon defense. A great way to get in shape while you learn something that could save your life. Uniform is required and may be purchased from instructor. 4 Weeks Code Age Dates Day Time Fee Res/NR 4384 5–12 8/30 – 9/27 (no class 9/4) Mon/Wed 5:00pm – 5:45pm $75/$85 4564 5–12 10/2 – 10/25 Mon/Wed 5:00pm – 5:45pm $75/$85 4566 5–12 10/30 – 11/22 Mon/Wed 5:00pm – 5:45pm $75/$85 4568 5–12 11/27 – 12/20 Mon/Wed 5:00pm – 5:45pm $75/$85 4569 5–12 1/3 – 1/31 (no class 1/15) Mon/Wed 5:00pm – 5:45pm $75/$85 4387 5–12 8/30 – 9/27 (no class 9/4) Mon/Wed 6:00pm – 6:45pm $75/$85 4635 5–12 10/2 – 10/25 Mon/Wed 6:00pm – 6:45pm $75/$85 4632 5–12 10/30 – 11/22 Mon/Wed 6:00pm – 6:45pm $75/$85 4633 5–12 11/27 – 12/20 Mon/Wed 6:00pm – 6:45pm $75/$85 4634 5–12 1/3 – 1/31 (no class 1/15) Mon/Wed 6:00pm – 6:45pm $75/$85 Instructor: Ben Ortega Site: Community Center, Room 402 Receive a $15 discount for each additional child, veterans and adults over 55 years. 4 Weeks Code Age Dates Day Time Fee Res/NR 4391 13+ 8/30 – 9/29 (no class 9/4) M/W/F 7:00pm – 8:00pm $85/$95 4574 13+ 10/2 – 10/27 M/W/F 7:00pm – 8:00pm $85/$95 4575 13+ 11/1 – 11/22 M/W/F 7:00pm – 8:00pm $85/$95 4576 13+ 12/1 – 12/22 M/W/F 7:00pm – 8:00pm $85/$95 4577 13+ 1/3 – 2/2 (no class 1/15) M/W/F 7:00pm – 8:00pm $85/$95 Instructor: Ben Ortega Site: Community Center, Room 402 Receive a $15 discount for each additional child, veterans and adults over 55 years. Line Dancing BAILE EN LÍNEA Heart and Soul Line Dance instructors invite you to “Join the Party”! Students will explore beginner to intermediate levels of line dances that are performed to Motown, R&B, Gospel, Salsa, Jazz, and Country music throughout the nation at family reunions, weddings, and at “the club.”These mixed level HEART AND SOUL LINE DANCE classes explore line dances that are performed to Motown, R&B, Gospel, Salsa Jazz and Country music. Get ready for parties, reunions, etc.! No partner is needed for this low-impact exercise for the mind and body. Mixed Levels (Community Center) 4 weeks Code Age Dates Day Time Fee Res/NR 4402 18+ 9/6 – 9/27 Wed 11:30am – 12:30pm $22/$27 4588 18+ 10/4 – 10/25 Wed 11:30am – 12:30pm $22/$27 4589 18+ 11/1 – 11/22 Wed 11:30am – 12:30pm $22/$27 4590 18+ 11/29 – 12/20 Wed 11:30am – 12:30pm $22/$27 4591 18+ 1/3 – 1/24 Wed 11:30am – 12:30pm $22/$27 4405 18+ 9/7 – 9/28 Thu 7:00pm – 8:00pm $75/$85 4406 18+ 10/5 – 10/26 Thu 7:00pm – 8:00pm $75/$85 4585 18+ 11/2 – 11/16 (3 wk class) Thu 7:00pm – 8:00pm $75/$85 4586 18+ 11/30 – 12/21 Thu 7:00pm – 8:00pm $75/$85 4587 18+ 1/4 – 1/25 Thu 7:00pm – 8:00pm $75/$85 Instructor: Heart and Soul Line Dance Staff No partner is needed for this low-impact exercise for the mind and body. Classes Clases 38 Parks, Recreation & Community Services

IMPORTANT TIP A supply fee of $15 is to the instructor at the first class for finger cymbals or veil. Line Dancing (Tue) BAILE EN LÍNEA (MAR) Heart and Soul Line Dance instructors invite you to “Join the Party”! Students will explore beginner to intermediate levels of line dances that are performed to Motown, R&B, Gospel, Salsa, Jazz, and Country music throughout the nation at family reunions, weddings, and at “the club.” These mixed level HEART AND SOUL LINE DANCE classes explore line dances that are performed to Motown, R&B, Gospel, Salsa Jazz and Country music. Get ready for parties, reunions, etc.! No partner is needed for this low-impact exercise for the mind and body. Mixed Levels (Senior Center) 4 weeks Code Age Dates Day Time Fee Res/NR 4398 18+ 9/5 – 9/26 Tue 9:00am – 10:00am $22/$27 4578 18+ 10/3 – 10/24 Tue 9:00am – 10:00am $22/$27 4579 18+ 11/7 – 11/21 (3 wk class) Tue 9:00am – 10:00am $22/$27 4581 18+ 11/28 – 12/19 Tue 9:00am – 10:00am $22/$27 4582 18+ 1/9 – 1/30 Tue 9:00am – 10:00am $22/$27 Instructor: Heart and Soul Line Dance Staff No partner is needed for this low-impact exercise for the mind and body. Belly Dancing DANZA DEL VIENTRE Put yoga to music and enhance the fluid movement of your body. Class includes stretching exercise, finger cymbals, veil work, choreography, dance combinations and musical interpretation. Please add $15 for veil OR finger cymbals. Belly Dancing – Beginning (4 weeks) Code Age Dates Day Time Fee Res/NR 4410 15+ 9/7 – 9/28 Thu 7:00pm – 7:55pm $40/$45 4596 15+ 10/5 – 10/26 Thu 7:00pm – 7:55pm $40/$45 4597 15+ 11/2 – 11/16 (3 wk class) Thu 7:00pm – 7:55pm $40/$45 4598 15+ 11/30 – 12/21 Thu 7:00pm – 7:55pm $40/$45 4599 15+ 1/4 – 1/25 Thu 7:00pm – 7:55pm $40/$45 Belly Dancing – Intermediate Please see instructor prior to registering Code Age Dates Day Time Fee Res/NR 4414 15+ 9/7 – 9/28 Thu 6:00pm – 6:55pm $40/$45 4600 15+ 10/5 – 10/26 Thu 6:00pm – 6:55pm $40/$45 4601 15+ 11/2 – 11/30 (3 wk class) Thu 7:00pm – 7:55pm $40/$45 4602 15+ 11/30 – 12/21 Thu 6:00pm – 6:55pm $40/$45 4603 15+ 1/4 – 1/25 Thu 6:00pm – 6:55pm $40/$45 Belly Dancing – Advanced Please see instructor prior to registering Code Age Dates Day Time Fee Res/NR 4418 15+ 9/7 – 9/28 Thu 8:00pm – 8:55pm $40/$45 4592 15+ 10/5 – 10/26 Thu 8:00pm – 8:55pm $40/$45 4593 15+ 11/2 – 11/30 (3 wk class) Thu 7:00pm – 7:55pm $40/$45 4594 15+ 11/30 – 12/21 Thu 8:00pm – 8:55pm $40/$45 4595 15+ 1/4 – 1/25 Thu 8:00pm – 8:55pm $40/$45 Instructor: Catharae Smith Site: Senior Center, Rialto Room Rialto Progress fall 2023 your rialto.com 39

Ballet Folklórico Dancers will learn folklórico dances along with the culture of Mexico through various dances, music, routines, costumes, makeup and gritos. Beginning class teaches step by step movement of dances, posture, balance, and develops self-confidence. Intermediate class builds on beginning steps. It shows discipline, rhythm patterns, footwork and arm/turns routines. Advanced class focuses on choreography and execution of various footwork/body techniques. All adults are welcome to join! Instructor approval for teens joining advanced level. Beginning (Ages 5+) 4 weeks Code Age Dates Day Time Fee Res/NR 4422 5+ 8/30 – 9/27 (no class 9/4) Mon. & Wed. 6:00pm – 7:00pm $45/$50 4604 5+ 10/2 – 10/25 Mon. & Wed. 6:00pm – 7:00pm $45/$50 4606 5+ 10/30 – 11/22 Mon. & Wed. 6:00pm – 7:00pm $45/$50 4608 5+ 11/27 – 12/20 Mon. & Wed. 6:00pm – 7:00pm $45/$50 4636 5+ 1/3 – 1/31 (no class 1/15) Mon. & Wed. 6:00pm – 7:00pm $45/$50 Intermediate/Advanced (Ages 13+) Code Age Dates Day Time Fee Res/NR 4426 13+ 8/30 – 9/27 (no class 9/4) Mon. & Wed. 7:00pm – 8:00pm $45/$50 4605 13+ 10/2 – 10/25 Mon. & Wed. 7:00pm – 8:00pm $45/$50 4607 13+ 10/30 – 11/22 Mon. & Wed. 7:00pm – 8:00pm $45/$50 4609 13+ 11/27 – 12/20 Mon. & Wed. 7:00pm – 8:00pm $45/$50 4610 13+ 1/3 – 1/31 (no class 1/15) Mon. & Wed. 7:00pm – 8:00pm $45/$50 Site: Community Center CPR and First Aid RCP Y PRIMEROS AUXILIOS The primary purpose of the American Red Cross, First Aid/Adult/ Pediatrics /CPR/AED program, is to help participants recognize and respond appropriately to cardiac emergencies. Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation and use of the Automated Electrical Defibrillator can Help Save A Life. Participants will demonstrate competency throughout the courses in First Aid/CPR/AED by actively participating in activities, guided discussion, skill sessions, and the Putting It All Together Assessment Scenarios. A 2- year certificate will be accessible online following successful completion and evaluation of class. Every third Saturday of the month. One day course (4 Hours) Code Age Dates Day Time Fee 4430 8+ 9/16 Sat 10:00am – 2:00pm $82 4611 8+ 10/21 Sat 10:00am – 2:00pm $82 4612 8+ 11/18 Sat 10:00am – 2:00pm $82 4613 8+ 12/16 Sat 10:00am – 2:00pm $82 4614 8+ 1/20 Sat 10:00am – 2:00pm $82 Instructor: Anne Greer Site: Community Center $35 Certification fee is to be paid to instructor on the first day of class. 40 Parks, Recreation & Community Services

Jewelry Making FABRICACIÓN DE JOYAS Want to learn how to make your own handmade jewelry? Here a jewelry making classes that we teach the basic jewelry making techniques. 2 weeks Code Age Dates Day Time Fee Res/NR 4436 12+ 9/5 – 9/12 Tue 6:00pm – 7:00pm $22/$27 4615 12+ 10/3 – 10/10 Tue 6:00pm – 7:00pm $22/$27 4616 12+ 11/7 – 11/14 Tue 6:00pm – 7:00pm $22/$27 4617 12+ 12/5 – 12/12 Tue 6:00pm – 7:00pm $22/$27 4618 12+ 1/9 – 1/16 Tue 6:00pm – 7:00pm $22/$27 Instructor: Veretta Elmore Site: Community Center Polynesian Dance danza polinesia Learn the Hawaiiana language while doing some low impact exercise through dance. This class will teach the art of hula dancing, Tahitian dancing and maori dancing. 4 weeks • Keikis (Ages 5 – 9) Code Age Dates Day Time Fee Res/NR 4486 5 – 9 9/5 – 9/26 Tue 5:00pm – 6:00pm $40/$45 4619 5 – 9 10/3 – 10/24 Tue 5:00pm – 6:00pm $40/$45 4624 5 – 9 11/7 – 11/21 Tue 5:00pm – 6:00pm $40/$45 4621 5 – 9 11/28 – 12/19 Tue 5:00pm – 6:00pm $40/$45 4622 5 – 9 1/9 – 1/30 Tue 5:00pm – 6:00pm $40/$45 4 weeks • Beginners (Ages 10 – 15) Code Age Dates Day Time Fee Res/NR 4491 10 – 15 9/5 – 9/26 Tue 6:00pm – 7:00pm $40/$45 4623 10 – 15 10/3 – 10/24 Tue 6:00pm – 7:00pm $40/$45 4628 10 – 15 11/7 – 11/21 Tue 6:00pm – 7:00pm $40/$45 4630 10 – 15 11/28 – 12/19 Tue 6:00pm – 7:00pm $40/$45 4631 10 – 15 1/9 – 1/30 Tue 6:00pm – 7:00pm $40/$45 4 weeks • Adults (Age 16+) Code Age Dates Day Time Fee Res/NR 4496 16+ 9/5 – 9/26 Tue 7:00pm – 8:00pm $40/$45 4494 16+ 10/3 – 10/24 Tue 7:00pm – 8:00pm $40/$45 4495 16+ 11/7 – 11/21 Tue 7:00pm – 8:00pm $40/$45 4496 16+ 11/28 – 12/19 Tue 7:00pm – 8:00pm $40/$45 4626 16+ 11/28 – 12/19 Tue 7:00pm – 8:00pm $40/$45 Instructor: Lesley Morales Site: Community Center Rialto Progress fall 2023 your rialto.com 41

Season Time Registration Duration Fee Variety Sports at Community Center / DEPORTES DE VARIEDAD EN EL CENTRO COMUNITARIO Parent Meeting / Reunión de padres 10/10/2023 / 6:00pm / Community Center 10/14-11/18 8:00am – 8:45am / 4477 9:00am – 9:45am / 4478 9/18/2023 5 weeks $65 Tots Soccer at Andreson Park / fútbol infantil en el parque Andreson Parent Meeting / Reunión de padres 2/20/2024 / 6:00pm / Community Center 2/24-3/23 8:00am – 8:45am / 4477 9:00am – 9:45am / 4478 1/8/2024 5 weeks $65 Youth Sports Little Tots sports Deportes juveniles This program provides 3–5-year-old with a fun and exciting environment to experience sports for the first time. During the first four weeks, participants learn fundamental skills, and games are played in the final week of the program. Parent participation is highly encouraged. This activity is subject to possible cancellation, modification, or postponement. Este programa provee a los niños de 3 a 5 años un ambiente divertido y emocionante para experimentar deportes por primera vez. Durante las primeras cuatro semanas, los participantes aprenden habilidades fundamentales, y los juegos se juegan en la última semana del programa. Se recomienda encarecidamente la participación de los padres. Esta actividad está sujeta a posibles cancelaciones, modificaciones o aplazamientos. Open gym adult volleyball Sundays 11:00am – 2:00pm This activity is subject to possible cancellation, modification, or postponement. 42 Parks, Recreation & Community Services

5v5 Adult Basketball League LIGA DE BALONCESTO PARA ADULTOS 5v5 Ready to get back on the court, create your own team and join the City of Rialto’s 5v5 adult basketball league. You and your team can enjoy an exciting and competitive game while emphasizing cooperation and teamwork. Ages 18 and up Sunday evening at the Carl Johnson Center. Space is limited. The top teams from each division will participate in playoffs. Every team must pay a refundable forfeit bond at registration and an official fee per game. Season Registration Fee 5v5 Adult Basketball League Captains Meeting: 1/9/2024 / 1:00pm / Community Center 2/4-4/21 12/11/23 $480 per team This activity is subject to possible cancellation, modification, or postponement. North Rialto Little League Baseball Birdsall Park • 909.855.5045 www.leaguelineup.com/rialtolittleleague Rialto Park Little League Baseball Rialto City Park • 909.421.2013 www.rialtoparklittleleague.org Eastern Rialto Little League Frisbie Park • 909.873.1013 Rialto Girls Softball South Frisbie Park • 909.265.3807 www.rialtogirlssoftball.com Rialto Panthers Junior All American Football and Cheer Rialto City Park • 909.543.7187 www.leaguelineup.com/rialtopanthers Rialto Pony League Bud Bender Park • 909.214.0467 www.rialtoyouthponybaseball.org Rialto Youth Soccer Jerry Eaves Park • 909.419.6140 clubs.bluesombrero.com/Default.aspx?tabid=1290096 Rialto United Soccer Jerry Eaves Park • 951.295-8332 These organizations are operated under the by-laws of parent’s organizations not affiliated with Rialto Recreation or the City of Rialto. Youth Sports ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZACIONES DEPORTIVAS JUVENILES Offering youth sports programs in the City of Rialto Calling all coaches Interested in coaching? Volunteers are needed to help support our sports programs.  Must be at least 16 years of age. No experience is necessary.  All volunteers must be fingerprinted and pass a background check. If you are interested, please call 909-421-4949 for more information. Rialto Progress fall 2023 your rialto.com 43

Girls Volleyball Winter 2024 * The Girls Volleyball league will introduce girls ages 8-15 to the fundamentals of volleyball including proper footwork, serving, setting, hitting, and passing while improving players hand/eye coordination and physical fitness. All division 1 players (ages 12-15) must attend the skills assessment to be placed on a team. Space is limited. The top teams from division 1 league will participate in playoffs. Most teams will have 2 practices a week, games are played on Friday evenings at Carl Johnson Center. Division Age Groups Division 1: Ages 12–15 Division 2: Ages 8–11 Girls Volleyball Season: 2/2/24 – 4/19/24 Registration: 12/11/23 $80 (Rialto Res Fee $75) Coach Meeting: 1/6/24 @ 12:00pm at Community Center Rialto Co-Ed Youth Basketball winter 2024 * Our co-ed youth basketball program for ages 5-15 is an organized recreational league where our youth are nurtured in a safe environment and encourage to have their voices while promoting teamwork sportsmanship, fairness, equality. All division 2-4 players (ages 9-15) must attend the skills assessment to be placed on a team. Space is limited. The top teams from each division will participate in playoffs. Most teams will have 2 practices a week, games are played on Saturdays at Carl Johnson Center. Division Age Groups Division 2: Ages 13–15 • Division 3: Ages 10–12 Division 4: Ages 8–9 • Division 5: Ages 5–7 Youth Basketball Season: 2/3/2024 – 4/20/24 Registration: 12/11/23 $80 (Rialto Res Fee $75) Parent meetings: Divisions 5 & 4: 1/9/24 @ 6:00pm Divisions 3 & 2: 1/9/24 @ 6:30pm Coach Meeting: 1/6/24 @ 2:00pm at Community Center @RialtoParksandRec For all City of Rialto sports information visit www.teamsideline.com/rialto follow us Looking for More sports info? Visit yourrialto.com/191 * These activities are subject to possible cancellation, modification, or postponement. 44 Parks, Recreation & Community Services

Looking for volunteers Come work for the Parks, Recreation & Community Services and be part of the change! APPLY TO be a volunTeer yourrialto.com/735/ Volunteers APPLY TODAY Contact [email protected] for more information. The City of Rialto needs volunteers year-around to support its dynamic programming POSITIONS AVAILABLE event volunteers Program volunteers Rialto Progress fall 2023 your rialto.com 45

FITNESS &AQUATIC 1243 S. Riverside Ave., Rialto, CA 92376 Monday – Friday 5:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m., Saturday 7:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Closed Sundays. (Special Hours on Holidays) Call 909.820.2611 for more information, scan the QR code, or follow us @RialtoParksandRec Fall Fit Fabulous Racquetball Courts are back! new! Basketball/Tennis Courts (outside) Cardio Equipment Circuit Training: Abs & Glutes Circuit, Aerobics Total Body, CardioFit Competition Size Pool (semi-indoor/heated) Weight room (free weights) Group Exercise Classes Pilates (Mat) Indoor Cycling new time! 6AM-6:50AM (M&W) Aqua Fitness (see page 51) Senior Fitness Classes Step Aerobics Swim Lessons (eee page 50) Yoga Zumba 46 Parks, Recreation & Community Services

September Boom Unlimited access to all our group exercise classes for 1 month valid Sept 1 - 30 Limit 1 per customer October Blast Pass $30.00 | Valid Oct 1 - 31 Limit 2 per customer november TIME PASS Canned food and sock drive valid Nov 1 - 30 Limit 1 per customer December Holiday Special Full facility access $25.00 valid Dec 1 - 31 Limit 1 per customer Year Round special First month due at signing Must enroll in auto draft payment plan ■Deal $0 joining fee BOGO 50% Off our 29 Anytime Pass Sale 50% Off Any Trial Pass Special 1 Month Trial Pass Fall into Huge Savings! two 14-Day trial passes for the price of 1 3 Month Full Facility Pass $50.00 Must present a canned good and a new pair of socks to redeem. Valid nov 21 - 26 Limit 1 per customer Rialto Progress fall 2023 your rialto.com 47

Zumba TURKEY BURN November 26th, 2023 10am – 11:30am Non-member must bring canned good and new pair of socks for admission. Group Exercise Class times are subject to change. Low-medium intensity Chair Yoga Tue./Thurs. 9:00 a.m. – 9:50 a.m. Are you looking to improve your muscular flexibility? Do you wake up in the morning with a stiff neck or other various aches and pains? Chair Yoga will take you through a variety of stretches and poses aimed at improving flexibility and avoiding injuries like muscle strains and sprains. Pilates Mon./Wed. 8:00 a.m. – 8:50 a.m. This class takes the principle of resistance training and combines it with the time-tested benefits of Pilates. Instructor directs participants in the use of fitness bands for a fast, effective strength-training and body-shaping workout. Pilates increases flexibility, strength, stamina and reducing stiffness. Senior Fitness Tue./Thurs. 10:15 a.m. – 11:05 a.m. This class is designed for the young-at-heart mature adult. Have fun while you exercise to music, on your feet or in your seat! It includes a mix of low impact aerobics, arm muscle conditioning, cool-down and static stretching. Aqua Fitness Daily 9:00 a.m. – 9:50 a.m. & Tues./Thurs. 10:15 a.m. – 10:50 a.m., Sat. 9:00 a.m. – 9:50 a.m. A great workout in the pool for swimmers, non-swimmers, those just starting to exercise or anyone wanting to cross train without stress to the joints. The low-impact cardio-vascular movements and muscular endurance/strength training exercises make this class a great workout for adults of all ages. ® SilverSneakers® Classic Mon. 9:15 a.m. – 10:05 a.m. Have fun and move to the music through a variety of exercises designed to increase muscular strength, range of movement, and activity for daily living skills. Hand-held weights, elastic tubing with handles, and a ball are offered for resistance, and a chair is used for seated and/or standing support. SilverSneakers® Circuit Wed. 9:15 a.m. – 10:05 a.m. Experience standing, low-impact choreography alternated with standing upper-body strength work. This class is suitable for nearly every fitness level, and your instructor can adapt the exercises depending on your skill level. This class is designed for all skill levels and can be adapted for common chronic conditions. Zumba Mon./Wed. 6:00 p.m. – 6:50p.m. NEW This is an aerobic workout that fuses Latin rhythms and easy to follow Latin dance moves to create a low-tomedium intensity workout. Zumba Toning Mon./Wed. 7:00 p.m. – 7:50 p.m., Tue./Thurs. 7:00 p.m. – 7:50 p.m. Take Zumba to the next level? Then come join us at our new Zumba Toning class! You will enjoy the familiar Latin vibes of our Zumba classes with added resistance from your custom Toning Sticks (not provided). Medium-High Intensity Aerobics Total Body Mon./Wed. 5:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. This class incorporates strength training alternating with high intensity cardiovascular segments (Hi/Lo, step, jogging/power walking). Great for fat burning! Indoor Cycling Mon./Wed. 6:00 a.m. – 7:00 a.m. Performed on a specially designed bike called a Spinner, this class combines cycling movements with motivational coaching, breathing, and heart rate control exercises. Burn up to 500 calories in 40 minutes of non-impact cardiovascular exercise. This is an effective workout for all fitness levels. Step Aerobics Mon./Wed. 5:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Step aerobics is a medium impact aerobic exercises similar to climbing stairs, but performed while staying in one place. The adjustable step platform allows you to progress at your own pace. This class is performed to your favorite music to really get the heart rate up. group classes 48 Parks, Recreation & Community Services

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Swim Lessons At-A-Glance FEES: $70/NR $60/RES* Monday & Wednesday: 4:00pm–8:00pm or *Tuesday & Thursday: 4:00pm–8:00pm Enrollment starts first week of every month. Classes offered all year round! *Time and prices may change SeaHorse Parent & Me (6m–2 1/2 yrs) ■ Designed to give parents safety information and teach techniques to introduce children to the water. Level 1: Minnows Level 2: Jellyfish Pre-School (3–4 1/2 yrs) Taught on Steps ■ Intro to independent pool safety, water entry and exit, and basic swimming skills: kicking, bubbles, floating, arm movements and underwater exploration. Level 1: Turtles Level 2: Seals Learn-to-Swim (5–13 yrs) Taught in 3ft–4ft ■ Intro to water safety skills such as: fully submerge face, kicking, arm movement, breathing techniques, and supported floating. ■ Students will learn to float without support, front arm motion, back arm motion, flutter kicks, and swim on front and back for 5 body lengths. ■ Student will be introduced to jumping into deep water. Level 3: Porpoise Taught in 4ft–12ft ■ Student is capable of jumping into deep water from side and recover to the surface. ■ Student is capable of swimming on their front and back for 25 yards (pool length) independently without support. ■ Student will learn to dive headfirst into deep water. ■ Student will also learn Elementary Backstroke. ■ Student will be introduced to streamlining. ■ Swim Team Level Entry Level 4: Dolphins ■ Swimmers are able to swim Freestyle with Side Breathing, Backstroke, and Elementary Backstroke for 50 yds. ■ Swimmers build endurance and breath control. ■ Swimmers are familiar/introduced to Flip Turns. ■ Swimmers are familiar/introduced to Dolphin Kicks. ■ Swimmers are familiar/introduced to Breaststrokes. Level 5: Whales ■ Swimmers are able to swim Freestyle with Side Breathing, Backstroke, Elementary Backstroke, and Breathstrokes for 50-100 yds. ■ Swimmers are familiar/introduced to Side Stroke. ■ Swimmers are familiar/introduced to Butterfly. Level 6: Sharks ■ Swimmers are able to swim Freestyle with Side Breathing, Backstroke, Elementary Backstroke, Breathstrokes, Side Stroke, and Butterfly. ■ Swimmers build endurance and breath control. ■ Swimmers refine all 6 swimming strokes. ■ Swimmers goal is to swim a 500 yds. Sea monsters adults (13+) Taught in 3ft–12ft ■ Designed for those participants who are interested in learning how to swim or refining their swim techniques with other young adults or adults. Is your child 6 months–2 1/2 yrs? Is your child 3–4 1/2 yrs? Is your child 5–13 yrs? What level is my swimmer? Learn 2 swim Register ONLINE Signs ups are online only at yourrialto.com. 50 Parks, Recreation & Community Services