2008 Building a Healthy Community through enrichment innovation and fun!

SUMMER 2008 FAMILY REGISTRATION 

GENERAL INFORMATION 

CANCELLATIONS: When enrollment is low we reserve the right 

to cancel a class. You will receive a full refund within 2–4 weeks. 

RETURNED CHECK: A $25 fee will be charged for each 

returned check. 

WAITING LISTS: Once a class is filled, your name is put on a 

waiting list. Waiting lists are NOT held from one session to the next. 

RESIDENCY: Residents are anyone living within the Los Gatos, 

Saratoga, or Los Gatos-Saratoga Union School Districts and/or 

a mailing address of Los Gatos, Monte Sereno, Saratoga, or 

Loma Prieta. 

NON-RESIDENT FEE: An additional $5.00 per person required 

each time you register for all recreation programs. No residency 

requirements for Adult Education. 

MAKE–UPS: Recreation cancellations only. 

HOLIDAY: Office is closed Mon., May 26 & Fri. July 4. 

FALL BROCHURE: Will be mailed to all residents the week of 

August 4 th .Fallclasses begin the week of September 15 th . 

Ongoing classes may begin earlier, please check class 

dates carefully. 

REFUNDS: Requests given up to FIVE working days before 

the program begins, less $10.00 cancellation charge per 

program, unless otherwise stated in the description. 

REGISTER: 

On-line 

By Mail 

By FAX 

In Person 

By Phone 

SUMMER 2008 LOS GATOS-SARATOGA & LOMA PRIETA REGISTRATION FORM 

TO ENROLL– 

Registration for summer school is still available, but not listed 

in this brochure. Please see our website for more information 

and class listings. 

RESIDENTS REGISTRATION 

1. Mail-in, Fax-in or E-Mail begins IMMEDIATELY. 

2. Walk-in and Phone begins May 14 th . 

NON-RESIDENT REGISTRATION 

1. Mail, Fax, E-Mail, phone, and walk-in begins May 21 st . 

CUSTOMER SERVICE 

A. Complete registration form below, please print. 

B. Make checks payable to: Los Gatos-Saratoga Recreation 

C. Mail to: 

Los Gatos-Saratoga Recreation 

123 E. Main Street 

Los Gatos, CA 95030 

D. Have your VISA/MASTERCARD ONLY number ready when 

registering by phone or fax. 

E. FAX: 408-395-3828 or 408-395-8161 

F. Phone registration or questions call 

408-354-8700 ext. 221, 225 or 231 

G. Website address: http//www.lgsrecreation.org 

H. Office hours: Monday-Friday, 7:00 AM-4:00 PM 

Building a Healthy Community through enrichment, innovation and fun! 

PLEASE PRINT 

123 E. Main Street, Los Gatos, CA 95030 

Payee-Last Name: ___________________________________ First: _______________________________________________ 

Address: ___________________________________________ City: _________________________________ Zip:_________ 

■ Check here for change of address/Phone 

Day Phone ______________ Night Phone: ______________ Cell Phone: _____________ Emergency Phone: ____________ 

The undersigned, in consideration of participation in this program agrees to indemnify and hold the Community Education–Recreation Department, it’s contractors, employees and volunteers harmless and 

release the Community Education–Recreation Department, it’s contractors, employees and volunteers from any and all liability for any injury which may be suffered by the named individual(s) registered 

in this program, arising out of, or in any way connected with participation in this program. I have read the above application and agreement, and fully understand that I assume all risks for any injuries 

received. Model Release: I release the photographer and the Recreation Department from liability for any violation of any personal or proprietary right I have in connection with any reproduction of or use 

of photographs in which I appear. I consent to the reproduction or use of photographs with or without my name (or other registered participants) taken of me during recreation programs. 

SIGNATURE: 

DATE: 

Receipts: As a courtesy we mail out receipts for processed enrollments. However, it is your responsibility if you do not receive your receipt before the class begins and wish 

confirmation, to call 354-8700x221 or 225. 

VISA/Master Card only – Complete if Paying by Credit Card 

Credit Card Number: 

Exp. Date: 

Participants Name 

Last First Sex 

Date Of 

Birth 

(14 & under) 

Class/Program 

Number 

Class/Program Title 

M F $ 

M F $ 

M F $ 

M F $ 

M F $ 

M F $ 

M F $ 

M F $ 

Donation to “Build A Dream” Scholarship Fund (suggested donation $2.00) $ 

Non-residents add $5 fee per person per form $ 

■ ■ ■ ■ – ■ ■ ■ ■ – ■ ■ ■ ■ – ■ ■ ■ ■ Amount Enclosed $ 

Name as it Appears on Card: 

Prog. 

Fee 

REGISTER ON-LINE AT W W W.LGSRECREATION.ORG PHONE: 408-354-8700 FA X: 408-395-3828 1

SUMMER PLANNING PAGES FOR CAMPS LISTED ON PAGES 4-25 

Adventure Day Camp 

Los Gatos 

Adventure Day Camp 

Saratoga 

Catpaws Camp 

Full & Half Day Programs 

June 16-20 June 23-27 June 30-July 3 July 7-11 

Treasure Hunters: 

Raging Waters pg 7 


Happy Hollow pg 7 


Raging Waters pg 7 


Happy Hollow pg 6 

How it works?: 

Tech Museum pg 7 

Teddy Bear Picnic: 

Build A Bear pg 7 

Teddy Bear Picnic: 

Build A Bear pg 6 

Creative Nation: Movies 

pg 7 

Land of Make Believe: 

Happy Birds pg 7 

Land of Make Believe: 

Happy Birds pg 6 

Games Galore: 

Cowell Beach pg 7 

Games Galore!: 

Pump It Up Jr. pg 7 

Games Galore!: 

Pump It Up Jr. pg 6 

World of Discovery At The Lake pg 5 Look Who’s Cookin’ pg 5 Teddy Bears Picnic pg 5 

Create-A-Camp 

Performing 

Theater & Arts 

Redwood Summer Music School (June 23-July 18), pg 12 

Dance & Art Camps - 

Los Gatos 

Dance Production Camps - 

Saratoga 

Dance & Art Camp pg 14 




Dance Production- 

Break It Down pg 14 



Dance Production-Song & 

Dance Explosion pg 14 




Ticket To Broadway pg 14 

Mountain Camps Loma Summer Arts Camp pg 13 

Cooking Camps French Cuisine pg 15 Italian Delights pg 15 Desserts pg 15 

Chess Camps 

Essay Camps 

Lego Engineering & 

Student Racing Camps 

The Model Race Car Program 

pg 17 

Engineering FUNdamentals 

with LEGOs ® pg 17 

Pre-Engineering with LEGOs ® 

pg 17 

Speech & Debate Camps Pre-Public Speaking pg 18 

Public Speaking pg 18 


pg 17 

Pre-Public Speaking pg 18 

Pre-Debate & Critical Thinking 

pg 18 

Debate pg 18 

Pre-Engineering with LEGOs ® 

pg 17 

Green Engineering with 

LEGOs ® pg 17 


pg 17 



Debate pg 18 

Horseback Camps Garrod Horse Camp pg 19 See page 19 for one day Pony Camps throughout the summer. 

Sports Camps Flag Football Camp pg 21 

Karate/Tae Kwon Do pg 21 

Soccer Camps 

I, II, III, A & B pg 21 

Rock Climbing Camp pg 21 

Tennis Camp pg 21 

Basketball Camp pg 22 

T-Ball Camp pg 21 

Mini Basketball pg 21 


Tennis Camp pg 21 Flag Football Camp pg 21 

Soccer Camps 

I, II, III, A & B pg 21 


Volleyball Camp I, 

Beg/Adv. Beg pg 21 

Volleyball Camp - 

Intermediate pg 21 

Sailing & Boating Camps Jr. Sailing - Beg. pg 20 

Boating Camp pg 20 

Sewing Camps 

Overnight Advent. Camps 

Jr. Sailing - Beg. pg 20 




Teen Summer Happenings 

Extreme Teens: 

Great America pg 25

SEE INDIVIDUAL PAGE FOR MORE INFORMATION 

July 14-18 July 21-25 July 28-August 1 August 4-8 August 11-15 August 18-22 

Out of this World: 

Laser Quest pg 7 


Magician pg 7 


Magician pg 6 

Time Travelers: 

Sky High pg 7 

Holiday Hullabaloo: Children’s 

Discovery Museum pg 7 

Time Travelers: 

Great America pg 7 

Holiday Hullabaloo: Children’s 

Discovery Museum pg 6 

At The Seashore pg 5 Rhythm, Movement, 

Music & Song! pg 5 

Holiday Hullabaloo: 

Great America pg 7 

Crazy Days of Summer: 

The Jungle pg 7 

Holiday Hullabaloo: 

Pump It Up pg 7 


The Jungle pg 6 

Fun In The Sun! pg 5 

Mad Fab Food Lab: 

Pump It Up pg 7 

Hometown Heroes: 

Fire Department pg 7 

Mad Fab Food Lab: 

Golfland pg 7 

Hometown Heroes: 

Fire Department pg 6 

Magical World of 

Fantasy and Make 

Believe: Golfland 

pg 7 


Sky High pg 7 

Create-A-Camp pg 9 Create-A-Camp pg 9 Create-A-Camp pg 9 Create-A-Camp 

pg 9 

Summer Music School Summer Fest pg 12 Summer Fest Performance pg 12 

Behind The Scene Crew pg 12 




Feat of Flexibility pg 14 

Camp Shakespeare pg 12 




The Big Top pg 14 




Shake it up! pg 14 



Visual Arts Camp 

pg 12 

Dance & Art Camp 

pg 14 

Mountain Dance Camp pg 13 Dance Camp pg 13 

American Specials pg 15 South Of The Border pg 15 Pasta & Pizza pg 15 

Success Chess- Beg pg 16 

Crazy Days of 

Summer: Jungle 

Island pg 7 

Success Chess- Int. pg 16 

Success Chess- Adv. pg 16 

Success Chess- Int. pg 16 

Success Chess- Adv. pg 16 

Essay Made Easy pg 16 

Robotics Engineering 

pg 17 


pg 17 

Robotics Engineering I pg 17 

Pre-Engineering with LEGOs 

pg 17 

Engineering FUNdamentals 

with LEGOs pg 17 

2D Video Game Design 

pg 17 


pg 17 

Robotics Engineering II 

pg 17 

3D Video Game 

Design pg 17 


Debate pg 18 


Pre-Debate & Critical 

Thinking 

pg 18 



Debate pg 18 

Garrod Horse Camp pg 19 

Multi Sport Camp pg 21 




Junior Golf Camp pg 21 





Sports Camp pg 22 



Mini Sport Camp pg 21 

Fencing Camp-Youth pg 21 









Flag Football Camp pg 21 

Junior Golf Camp pg 21 



Int./Adv. pg 22 


Soccer Camps 

I, II, III, A pg 22 



Multi Sport Camp pg 21 


Soccer Camps 

I, III, A pg 21 




Mini Sport Camp 

pg 21 

Junior Golf Camp 

pg 21 


Boating Camp pg 20 Boating Camp pg 20 Boating Camp pg 20 

Sewing Basics Week pg 13 Sewing Week pg 13 

Half Moon Bay pg 24 Sunset State Park pg 24 

Around the World in 5 Days: 

Santa Cruz Boardwalk pg 25 

PAC- Behind The Scene pg 25 

Zone Olympics: 

Malibu Grand Prix pg 25 

Premier Week: Imax Theater 

pg 25 

Road Trip: 

Raging Waters 

pg 25

CLASS LOCATIONS ❂ TABLE OF CONTENTS 

1. Argonaut Elementary School 

13200 Shadow Mt. Rd., Saratoga 

2. Bl. Hill., Blossom Hill 

Elementary School 

16400 Blossom Hill Rd., Los Gatos 

3. Bl. Hill Park Blossom Hill Park 

Shannon Road, Los Gatos 

4. Daves Daves Avenue 

Elementary School 

17770 Daves Avenue, Los Gatos 

5. Fisher Middle School 

17000 Roberts Rd., Los Gatos 

6. Foothill Elementary School 

13919 Lynde Ave., Saratoga 

7. Immanuel Lutheran Church 

14103 Saratoga Ave., Saratoga 

8. Lexington Elementary School 

9700 Old Santa Cruz Hwy., 

Los Gatos 

9. LGHS Los Gatos High School 

High School Court & Main St., 

Los Gatos 

10. LG P. Nursery, Los Gatos 

Parent Nursery 

15 Lyndon Avenue, Los Gatos 

★ 

Summer School Location Sites Listed in Red 

★ Los Gatos Recreation Center 

123 E. Main Street, Los Gatos 

12. Live Oak Manor 

Lester Lane-small gate opening at 

Blackwell Rd. 

13. Los Gatos–Saratoga HS 

District Office 

17421 Farley Road West, Los Gatos 

14. Nei. Ctr. Neighborhood Center 

208 E. Main Street, Los Gatos 

15. Redwood Middle School 

13925 Fruitvale Ave., Saratoga 

16. City of Saratoga Recreation 

Community Center 

19655 Allendale Ave., Saratoga 

17. Saratoga Elementary School 

14592 Oak St., Saratoga 

18. SHS & World of Discovery 

Preschool 

Saratoga High School 

Hwy. 85 & 20300 Herriman Ave., 

Saratoga 

19. Van Meter Elementary School 

16445 Los Gatos Blvd., Los Gatos 

PLEASE BE PATIENT, LOS GATOS HIGH SCHOOL IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION 

REGISTRATION INFORMATION . . . . . . 1 

YOUTH AND TEEN PROGRAMS 

Creative Arts.................................38 

Dance/Drama & Music..........................40 

Discovery...................................34 

Gymnastics..................................41 

FUZE......................................44 

Martial Arts/Fencing............................42 

Music Around The World........................35 

Music Together ...............................36 

Parent And Child..............................32 

Piano/Violin Group Lessons ......................35 

S.A.T.Seminars...............................48 

Soccer......................................43 

Sports & Fitness...............................42 

Summer Camps ............................5-26 

Teen Happenings..............................46 

ADULT PROGRAMS 

Adult Education 

English As A Second Language...................49 

Parent Participation Nursery Schools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 

55+ Programs................................70 

Aerobics....................................62 

Art & Design.................................52 

Aquatics/Swim Programs.........................27 

Business/Computers............................50 

Culinary Arts.................................49 

Dance & Music ...............................57 

Fitness.....................................63 

Golf.......................................66 

Gym Drop-In ................................66 

Languages...................................50 

Los Gatos Athletic Club..........................61 

Mountain Programs............................73 

Nature Trips .................................68 

Personal Growth ..............................56 

Potpourri...................................55 

Sports......................................60 

Tennis......................................67 

Trips. ......................................73 

ADULT EDUCATION 

There are no resident requirements for adult education classes 

or services. Adults have priority for enrollment in all adult education 

programs. Adults are 18 years and older. 

The Los Gatos-Saratoga Joint Union High School District’s Adult 

Education Division offers the following programs to the adults 

in our community. All programs listed are approved for full or 

partial funding by the California State Department of Education 

and has a credentialed teacher facilitating the program. 

High school diploma program for persons who want to work 

toward their high school requirements. Independent Study 

program. See page 66. 

Civic, Educational and Social Enhancement and computer 

classes for Adults 55+. See page(s) 69. 

English As A Second Language. See page 49. 

Parent Education: Parent Participation Nursery Schools. See 

page 39. 

Saratoga Community Band. See page 58. 

4 REGISTER ON-LINE AT W W W.LGSRECREATION.ORG PHONE: 408-354-8700 FA X: 408-395-3828

CAMPS 

❂ PRESCHOOL SUMMER CAMPS 

WORLD OF DISCOVERY-PRESCHOOL SUMMER CAMPS 

Prog. No. Class Age Days Time Location Mtgs. Date Fee 

4501.301 At The Lake 2.8-3.7 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-12:30 PM World of Discovery 5 06/23-06/27 159 

4501.302 Look Who’s Cookin’ 2.8-3.7 yrs. Mon.-Thurs. 9:00 AM-12:30 PM World of Discovery 4 06/30-07/03 129 

4501.303 Teddy Bears Picnic 2.8-3.7 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-12:30 PM World of Discovery 5 07/07-07/11 159 

4501.304 At The Seashore 2.8-3.7 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-12:30 PM World of Discovery 5 07/14-07/18 159 

4501.305 Rhythm, Movement, Music & Song! 2.8-3.7 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-12:30 PM World of Discovery 5 07/21-07/25 159 

4501.306 Fun In The Sun! 2.8-3.7 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-12:30 PM World of Discovery 5 07/28-08/01 159 

4502.301 At The Lake 3.8-6 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-12:30 PM World of Discovery 5 06/23-06/27 159 

4502.302 Look Who’s Cookin’ 3.8-6 yrs. Mon.-Thurs. 9:00 AM-12:30 PM World of Discovery 4 06/30-07/03 129 

4502.303 Teddy Bears Picnic 3.8-6 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-12:30 PM World of Discovery 5 07/07-07/11 159 

4502.304 At The Seashore 3.8-6 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-12:30 PM World of Discovery 5 07/14-07/18 159 

4502.305 Rhythm, Movement, Music & Song! 3.8-6 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-12:30 PM World of Discovery 5 07/21-07/25 159 

4502.306 Fun In The Sun! 3.8-6 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-12:30 PM World of Discovery 5 07/28-08/01 159 

Please call WOD at 867-4683 or download forms from the web to 

obtain the required liscencing and emergency forms in advance. 

These are required on the child's first day of camp. 

AT THE LAKE 

Cattail reeds, croaking frogs, swimming geese. We’ll show you the 

delight and wonder of the lake world. The lifestyle of the frog, the way 

a turtle can hide in his shell and the elusive muskrat are just a few of 

the animals we’ll learn about through art, messy play and hands on 

science. Materials fee of $4 per camper payable first day of camp. 

AT THE SEASHORE 

Many different creatures live in the sea and at the beach! Join us as 

we explore this world through creative art, stories, and play! 

Materials fee of $4 per camper payable first day of camp. 

FUN IN THE SUN! 

Enjoy this last week together 

with a week full of sun-filled art 

projects, games, and water play. 

On Friday we’ll end with a 

picnic and ice cream sandwiches! 

Materials fee of $4 per 

camper payable first day of 

camp. 

LOOK WHO’S COOKIN’ 

There is nothing more multi-sensory than cooking with kids! We’ll 

learn about basic cooking utensils and identify their uses. Each day 

will be spent creating one or two items for the children to enjoy and 

eat. Please advise staff of food allergies in advance to: 867-4683 

Materials fee of $4 per camper payable first day of camp. 

LOCATION: World of Discovery on the 

Saratoga High School Campus 

20300 Herriman Ave. Saratoga, CA 95070 

Call Teri Fogarty (408) 867-4683 

LATE PICK UP FEE: $20 will be charged for every 15 minutes or 

portion thereof after scheduled class end times. Fee payable at 

pick-up. 

BRING: A change of clothes in a large labeled Ziploc bag, and 

diapers if needed, each week. Please provide your child with a 

healthy snack and drink each day. 

NOTE: Camp activities will be designed accordingly for each age 

group. A material fee of $4.00 per child will be collected on the 

first day of each weekly camp. 

RHYTHM, MOVEMENT, 

MUSIC & SONG! 

We’ll promote musical growth and tonal competence in a playful 

setting. Making and playing instruments, singing songs, dancing, 

wiggling, and having a jiggling good! Materials fee of $4 per 

camper payable first day of camp. 

TEDDY BEARS PICNIC 

Did you know 

that July 10th is 

Teddy Bear Picnic 

Day? Come join 

us for a week full 

of beary fun stuff 

which includes 

decorating your 

very own bear, 

and of course, a 

Teddy Bear Picnic! 

Materials fee of 

$4 per camper 

payable first day 

of camp. 

FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION SEE PAGE 1 LGS RECREATION SUMMER 2008 5

CATPAWS CAMP ❂ 

CATPAWS CAMP–D 

CAMPS 

AVES AVENUE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

Theme: Field Trip Ages Days Dates Half Day: 7:30AM-1:00PM Full Day: 7:30AM-6:00PM 

Program No. Fee Program No. Fee 

Camp T-Shirt Show receipt first day of camp. 8310.300 12 8310.300 12 

Treasure Hunters: Happy Hollow 4-6 Mon.-Fri. 06/16-06/20 8310.301 158 8320.301 219 

Teddy Bear Picnic: Build A Bear 4-6 Mon.-Fri. 06/23-06/27 8310.302 158 8320.302 219 

Land of Make Believe: Happy Birds 4-6 Mon.-Fri. 06/30-07/03 8310.303 120 8320.303 175 

Games Galore!: Pump It Up Jr. 4-6 Mon.-Fri. 07/07-07/11 8310.304 158 8320.304 219 

Out of this World: Magician 4-6 Mon.-Fri. 07/14-07/18 8310.305 158 8320.305 219 

Holiday Hullabaloo: Children’s Discovery Museum 4-6 Mon.-Fri. 07/21-07/25 8310.306 158 8320.306 219 

Crazy Days of Summer: The Jungle 4-6 Mon.-Fri. 07/28-08/01 8310.307 158 8320.307 219 

Hometown Heroes: Fire Department 4-6 Mon.-Fri. 08/04-08/08 8310.308 158 8320.308 219 

CATPAWS CAMP 

Help your youngest campers get ready for school with our unique 

Catpaws program. Come and meet new friends while we play in a 

variety of activities which may include: circle time, dress up, 

cooking, science, organized indoor and outdoor games, nature 

walks, songs, stories, arts and crafts and free choice time. In addition, 

each week will include one field trip or special guest presentation. 

Field trip transportation will be provided by Loma Prieta 

Joint Union School District. This camp provides young campers 

the opportunity to transition to the “big kid” camp experience. 

Full day and half day options are available to fit your needs. A 

schedule of each week’s activities will be available each Monday. 

Camps are offered Monday through Friday for one week sessions. 

Staff/camper ratio is 1:8 on field trips and 1:10 on campus. Camp 

t-shirts may be purchased at time of registration and must be worn 

on field trips. Show your receipt the first day of camp to receive 

your shirt. T-shirts can also be purchased at the site for $12. 

Summer School Class Descriptions are in Alphabetical Order 

LOCATION: Daves Avenue Elementary School 

HOURS: 7:30am-1:00pm, Half Day option; 7:30am-6:00pm, Full 

Day option. 

AGES: Camp is designed for 4-6 year olds. 

LATE PICK UP FEE: $20 will be charged for every 15 minutes or 

portion thereof after 1:00pm for the half day option and after 

6:00pm for the full day option, payable at pick up. Children must be 

fully potty trained and understand they need to stay with the leaders. 

BRING: A bag lunch should be brought each day unless the 

weekly activity sheet says otherwise. 

IMPORTANT NOTE: Bring a registration receipt when you sign 

in your child the first day. It is the parent’s responsibility to make 

sure their child checks in daily with a staff person, is on the camp 

roster and has completed our 3X5 yellow emergency information 

card. Adults may be asked for picture identification. 

REFUNDS: Requests given up to five working days before the 

program begins, less a $35 cancellation charge per person. 

CAMP SITE DIRECTOR: Jessica Downs, Director of the Blossom 

Hill Clubhouse. 

CRAZY DAYS OF SUMMER: THE JUNGLE As the end of 

summer approaches the kids are all getting restless, so send them 

to a week filled with wild and wacky activities. Enjoy a day of water 

based frenzy, a backwards day, a crazy hair & clothes contest and 

more! Each day will have a different “crazy” theme. Warning this 

camp is not for the unimaginative! 

GAMES GALORE!: PUMP IT UP JR. Athletes,card sharks, 

brainiacs and gamers welcome. This camp will include board games, 

sports, trivia, card games, wild and wacky outdoor games and that is 

just the beginning. You can either play the games or create the games. 

Events include life size battle ship, tournaments and a clue themed 

mystery adventure. This camp will have something for everyone of all 

ages. We will be going to Pump It up Jr. indoor bounce arena. 

HOLIDAY HULLABALOO: CHILDREN’S DISCOVERY 

MUSEUM Who doesn’t love the holidays? Which one you may 

ask…well we have them all.Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day, Halloween 

and more! This camp will be packed with crafts, games, sports, cooking 

projects and more from every holiday throughout the year. Join us as 

we celebrate traditions and holidays from all over the world. 

HOMETOW N HEROES: FIRE DEPARTMENT Join 

us for a week celebrating our hometown heroes! It takes more than 

police men and fire fighters to make a town successful, in our camp 

we will acknowledge ALL the heroes. It is important to learn that 

everyone makes a difference in our community. You can be whatever 

you dream to be and more! 

LAND OF MAKE BELIEVE: HAPPY BIRDS Have you 

ever read a book, a comic or a story that inspired your imagination? 

This camp will take you on a journey through the greatest tales of 

your time. Dr. Suess, Thomas and Friends, Clifford, comic heroes 

and more! You will also have the chance to create your storybook 

complete with illustrations and create crafts modeled after your 

favorite characters. We will be having Happy Birds come visit the 

campers instead of an off-site field trip. No camp on July 4th. 

OUT OF THIS WORLD: MAGICIAN Your campers will 

enjoy a week that is out of this world! We will be exploring the universe, 

space travel, alien creatures and science. We will be having a 

visit from a magician instead of an off-site field trip. 

TEDDY BEAR PICNIC: BUILD A BEAR Welcome to 

OctoBEARfest in June! Your kids will spend the week creating 

everything beary fun under the sun. Puppets, cupcakes, bear costumes 

and more. Everyone will be sure to enjoy the Teddy Bear 

contest and a pajama slumber party on Friday. We will be heading 

off to Build A Bear at Valley Fair so the kids can stuff their own bear. 

TREASURE HUNTERS: HAPPY HOLLOW Each day 

of this camp will host a different theme complete with a treasure 

hunt! One day will be dedicated to the Wild West and the hunt for 

gold. Next we will travel the open sea as we venture into the age of 

piracy, treasure chests and all. Have you ever watched the Amazing 

Race and wished you were there? Now is your chance to spend a day 

racing about trying to unlock the mystery to the camp treasure. 


CAMPS 

❂ ADVENTURE DAY CAMP 

ADVENTURE DAY CAMP K-6 

Grade 

Prog Class Entering Days Time Location Mtgs Dates Fee 

8514.301 Treasure Hunters: Raging Waters 2nd-5th gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Bl. Hill Clbhse. Port 5 06/16-06/20 219 

8514.302 How it works?: Tech Museum 2nd-5th gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Daves Ave. Elem. School 5 06/23-06/27 219 

8514.303 Creative Nation: Movies 2nd-5th gr. Mon.-Thurs. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Daves Ave. Elem. School 4 06/30-07/03 175 

8514.304 Games Galore: Cowell Beach 2nd-5th gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Daves Ave. Elem. School 5 07/07-07/11 219 

8514.305 Out of this World: Laser Quest 2nd-5th gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Daves Ave. Elem. School 5 07/14-07/18 219 

8514.306 Time Travelers: Sky High 2nd-5th gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Daves Ave. Clubhouse Port. 5 07/21-07/25 219 

8514.307 Holiday Hullabaloo: Great America 2nd-5th gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Daves Ave. Clubhouse Port. 5 07/28-08/01 219 

8514.308 Mad Fab Food Lab: Pump It Up 2nd-5th gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Daves Ave. Clubhouse Port. 5 08/04-08/08 219 

8514.309 Magical World of Fantasy and K-5th gr. Mon.-Fri 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Daves Ave. Clubhouse Port. 5 08/11-08/15 219 

Make Believe: Golfland 

8514.310 Crazy Days of Summer: Jungle Island K-5th gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Daves Ave. Clubhouse Port. 5 08/18-08/22 219 

8515.301 Treasure Hunters: Happy Hollow K-1st gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Daves Ave. Clubhouse Port. 5 06/16-06/20 219 

8515.302 Teddy Bear Picnic: Build A Bear K-1st gr. Mon.- Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Daves Ave. Clubhouse Port. 5 06/23-06/27 219 

8515.303 Land of Make Believe: Happy Birds K-1st gr. Mon.- Thurs. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Daves Ave. Clubhouse Port. 4 06/30-07/03 175 

8515.304 Games Galore!: Pump It Up Jr. K-1st gr. Mon.- Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Daves Ave. Clubhouse Port. 5 07/07-07/11 219 

8515.305 Out of this World: Magician K-1st gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Daves Ave. Clubhouse Port. 5 07/14-07/18 219 

8515.306 Holiday Hullabaloo: K-1st gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Daves Ave. Elem. School 5 07/21-07/25 219 

Children’s Discovery Museum 

8515.307 Crazy Days of Summer: The Jungle K-1st gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Daves Ave. Elem. School 5 07/28-08/01 219 

8515.308 Hometown Heroes: Fire Department K-1st gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Daves Ave. Elem. School 5 08/04-08/08 219 

8614.301 Treasure Hunters: Raging Waters K-6th gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Argonaut Clubhouse 5 06/16-06/20 219 

8614.302 Time Travelers: Great America K-6th gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Foothill Clubhouse 5 07/21-07/25 219 

8614.303 Holiday Hullabaloo: Pump It Up K-6th gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Foothill Clubhouse 5 07/28-08/01 219 

8614.304 Mad Fab Food Lab: Golfland K-6th gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Foothill Clubhouse 5 08/04-08/08 219 

8614.305 Crazy Days of Summer: Sky High K-6th gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Foothill Clubhouse 5 08/11-08/15 219 

8614.307 Crazy Days of Summer: Jungle Island K-6th gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Foothill Clubhouse 5 08/18-08/22 219 

LOS GATOS AND SARATOGA DAY CAMPS 

Los Gatos and Saratoga Day Camps: The following camps travel off campus two out of five days each week for a park/pool day, and a special 

field trip by bus unless otherwise stated in the camp description(field trips subject to change). Camps will be filled with arts and crafts, 

cooking, games, creative dramatics, and more! Fee covers a nutritious snack, a cookout lunch once a week, bus and field trip admission 

fees. A schedule of the week’s activities will be available each Monday. Staff/camp ratio 1:14 on campus, 1:8 for grades K-2 on field trips 

and 1:10 for grades 2-6 on field trips. Camp T-shirts may be purchased at time of registration. Show your receipt the first day of camp to 

receive your shirt. Camp shirts can also be purchased at each site for $12. A camp shirt must be worn on all field trips. Pre-registration is 

required, limited enrollment. Children must understand they need to stay with the leaders. 

ADVENTURE DAY CAMP K-6 

CRAZY DAYS OF SUMMER: JUNGLE ISLAND, 

SKY HIGH, THE JUNGLE As the end of summer approaches the 

kids are all getting restless, so send them to a week filled with wild 

and wacky activities. Enjoy a day of water based frenzy, a backwards 

day, a crazy hair & clothes contest and more! Each day will have 

a different “crazy” theme. Warning this camp is not for the 

unimaginative! 

CREATIVE NATION: MOVIES Do you dream of being a 

hometown hero? Now is your chance to take part in creating your 

own town complete with laws, public officials, business owners and 

more. In this camp everyone is a hometown hero as we learn what 

it takes to build a successful town. This camp is sure to have something 

for everyone and we will make it fun! Leadership development, 

team building and creative thinking all in one. No camp on July 4th. 

HOURS: 7:30AM-6:00PM. Camp activities take place between 

9:30AM and 4:00PM. 

LATE PICK UP FEE: $20 charge for every 15 minutes or 

portion thereof after 6:00 PM, payable at pick-up (by check or 

VISA/Mastercard). 

BRING: A bag lunch and sunscreen should be brought each day 

unless the activity sheet says otherwise. 

IMPORTANT NOTE: The first day of camp each week is the 

most important. Please bring your registration receipt with you 

and complete our 3x5 yellow emergency information card. To 

ensure your child’s safety, it is your responsibility to make sure your 

child gets checked in and out daily with a staff person. Authorized 

adults picking up your child will be asked for picture identification. 

REFUNDS: Requests given up to five working days before the 

program begins, less $35 cancellation charge per person. 


ADVENTURE DAY CAMP ❂ 

GAMES GALORE!: PUMP IT UP JR. Athletes, card 

sharks, brainiacs and gamers welcome. This camp will include 

board games, sports, trivia, card games, wild and wacky outdoor 

games and that is just the beginning. You can either play the games 

or create the games. Events include life size battle ship, tournaments 

and a clue themed mystery adventure. This camp will have something 

for everyone of all ages. We will be going to Pump It up Jr. 

indoor bounce arena. 

GAMES GALORE: COWELL BEACH Athletes, card 

sharks, brainiacs and gamers welcome. This camp will include 

board games, sports, trivia, card games, wild and wacky outdoor 

games and that is just the beginning. You can either play the games 

or create the games. Events include life size battle ship, tournaments 

and a clue themed mystery adventure. This camp will have something 

for everyone of all ages. 

HOLIDAY HULLABALOO: GREAT AMERICA, 

CHILDREN’S DISCOVERY MUSEUM, PUMP IT UP Who 

doesn’t love the holidays? Which one you may ask…well we have 

them all. Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day, Halloween and More! 

This camp will be packed with crafts, games, sports, cooking projects 

and more from every holiday throughout the year. Join us as 

we celebrate traditions and holidays from all over the world. 

HOMETOW N HEROES: FIRE DEPARTMENT Join 

us for a week celebrating our hometown heroes! It takes more than 

police men and fire fighters to make a town successful, in our camp 

we will acknowledge 

ALL the heroes. It is 

important to learn that 

everyone makes a difference 

in our community. 

You can be whatever 

you dream to be and 

more! 

HOW IT WORKS?: 

TECH MUSEUM 

Invisible Ink, do you 

know how it works? Or 

how do a can, a zip lock 

bag, salt and milk make 

ice cream? Or how does 

a pizza box solar oven 

work? This week will 

focus on answering 

those nagging questions. 

Science and fun 

combine to host a week of discovering how everything works! 

LAND OF MAKE BELIEVE: HAPPY BIRDS Have you 

ever read a book, a comic or a story that inspired your imagination? 

This camp will take you on a journey through the greatest tales of 

your time. Dr. Suess, Thomas and Friends, Clifford, comic heroes 

and more! You will also have the chance to create your storybook 

complete with illustrations and create crafts modeled after your 

favorite characters. We will be having Happy Birds come visit the 

campers instead of an off-site field trip. No camp on July 4th. 

MAD FAB FOOD LAB: GOLFLAND, PUMP IT UP Mad 

Science, the culinary arts and the world of art meet in this one of a 

kind camp. Does your mom tell you don’t play with your food? That 

rule goes out the window as we learn cooking projects, no bake 

recipes, have pizza relays and make crafts out of food. 

M AGICAL WORLD OF FANTASY AND MAKE 

BELIEVE: Have you ever read a book, a comic or a story that 

inspired your imagination? This camp will take you on a journey 

through the greatest tales of your time. Harry Potter, The Bridge to 

CAMPS 

Teribithia, the Chronicles of Narnia, Dr. Seuss comic heroes and 

more! You will also have the chance to create your own piece of 

fiction. 

OUT OF THIS WORLD: LASER QUEST Your campers 

will enjoy a week that is out of this world! We will be exploring the 

universe, space travel, alien creatures and science. Our feature field 

trip for the week will be to Laser Quest where we will brush up on 

our alien capturing skills. 

OUT OF THIS WORLD: MAGICIAN Your campers will 

enjoy a week that is out of this world! We will be exploring the universe, 

space travel, alien creatures and science. We will be having a 

visit from a magician instead of an off-site field trip. 

TEDDY BEAR PICNIC: BUILD A BEAR Welcome to 

OctoBEARfest in June! Your kids will spend the week creating everything 

beary fun under the sun. Puppets, cupcakes, bear costumes 

and more. Everyone will be sure to enjoy the Teddy Bear contest and 

a pajama slumber party on Friday. We will be heading off to Build 

A Bear at Valley Fair so the kids can stuff their own bear. 

TIME TRAVELERS: GREAT AMERICA, SKY HIGH Buckle 

up and enjoy a journey through time! We will head back to the time 

of the dinosaurs and ancient Romans then visit the decades of the 

20th century before we leap into the Future. Have you ever wondered 

what life will be like in 2050? Now is your chance to create 

the future. Campers will spend a day at Great America enjoying all 

the Modern day rides. 

TREASURE HUNTERS: HAPPY HOLLOW Each day 






racing about trying to unlock the mystery to the camp treasure. 

TREASURE HUNTERS: RAGING WATERS Each day 






racing about trying to unlock the mystery to the camp treasure. We 

will complete the week with a wet and wild day at Raging Waters. 


CAMPS 

❂ CREATE-A-CAMP AT LOS GATOS HIGH SCHOOL 

CREATE-A-CAMP AT LOS GATOS HIGH SCHOOL 

ALL NEW THIS YEAR! 

Make this an exciting summer by creating a camp to custom-fit your child’s interests. We are offering 4 weeks of Create-A-Camp activities 

following our regular Enrichment Summer School schedule. For a full day of fun you can choose from our morning and afternoon 

activities or select only one for half a day! Your child will be in a safe environment where children will be walked to each activity by a 

staff member. Create your Summer Fun! 

7:00-9:00AM 

9:00AM- 

Noon 

Noon- 

6:00PM 

7:00-9:00AM 

9:00AM- 

Noon 

Noon- 

6:00PM 

7:00-9:00AM 

9:00AM- 

Noon 

Noon- 

6:00PM 

7:00-9:00AM 

9:00AM- 

Noon 

Noon- 

6:00PM 

Early Morning Fun! All Ages 

8199.301 $35 

Dance & Art 

1st-5th gr. 

8110.301 $75 

Splash & Play 

K-5th gr. 

8190.301 $129 

Softball- Coed 

Slow-Pitch 

6th-8th gr. 

8210.301 $99 

Splash & Hang 

6th-8th gr. 

8191.301 $129 


8199.301 $35 

Dance & Art 

1st-5th gr. 

8110.302 $75 

Soccer I – Camp A 

K-1st gr 

Splash & Play 

K-5th gr. 

8190.302 $129 

Field Hockey- 

Girls 

3rd-5th gr. 

8121.302 $99 

Splash & Hang 

6th-8th gr. 

8191.302 $129 


8199.303 $35 

Dance & Art 

1st-5th gr. 

8110.303 $75 

Splash & Play 

K-5th gr. 

8190.303 $129 

CREATE-A-CAMP JULY 21– JULY 25 

Tennis Camp 

2nd-7th gr. 

8130.301 $124 

Volleyball 

3rd-6th gr. 

8140.301 $99 

Splash & Play With Swim Lessons 

K-5th gr. 

8192.301 $178 

Game Mania 

K-3rd gr. 

8150.301 $99 

CREATE-A-CAMP JULY 28 – AUGUST 1 

Tennis Camp 

2nd-7th gr. 

8130.302 $124 

Soccer II – Camp A 

2nd-3rd gr. 

8170.302 $109 

Construction 

Crew 

4th-8th gr. 

8141.302 $99 


K-5th gr. 

8192.302 $178 

Picture This! 

4th-8th gr. 

8160.301 $99 

Splash & Hang with Swim Lessons 

6th-8th gr. 

8193.301 $178 

Game Mania 

K-3rd gr. 

8150.302 $99 

Soccer III – Camp A 

4th-6th gr. 

8170.303 $109 

CREATE-A-CAMP AUGUST 4 – AUGUST 8 

Field Hockey- 

Girls 

5th-8th gr. 

8121.303 $99 

Splash & Hang 

6th-8th gr. 

8191.303 $129 


8199.304 $35 

Dance & Art 

1st-5th gr. 

8110.304 $75 

Splash & Play 

K-5th gr. 

8190.304 $129 

Tennis Camp 

2nd-7th gr. 

8130.303 $124 

Volleyball 

5th-8th gr. 

8140.303 $99 


K-5th gr. 

8192.303 $178 

Princess Camp 

K-3rd gr. 

8161.302 $99 


6th-8th gr. 

8193.302 $178 

Game Mania 

K-5th gr. 

8150.303 $99 

CREATE-A-CAMP AUGUST 11 – AUGUST 15 

Softball- Coed 

Slow-Pitch 

3rd-5th gr. 

8210.304 $99 

Splash & Hang 

6th-8th gr. 

8191.304 $129 

Tennis Camp 

2nd-7th gr. 

8130.304 $124 

Construction 

Crew 

K-3rd gr. 

8141.304 $99 


K-5th gr. 

8192.304 $178 

Princess Camp 

K-3rd gr. 

8161.303 $99 


6th-8th gr. 

8193.303 $178 

Game Mania 

4th-8th gr. 

8150.304 $99 

Princess Camp 

K-3rd gr. 

8161.304 $99 


6th-8th gr. 

8193.304 $178 

Racquetball/ 

Basketball 

2nd-8th gr. 

7600.301 $125 

Racquetball/ 

Basketball 

2nd-8th gr. 

7600.302 $125 

Racquetball/ 

Basketball 

2nd-8th gr. 

7600.303 $125 

Racquetball/ 

Basketball 

2nd-8th gr. 

7600.304 $125 


CREATE-A-CAMP AT LOS GATOS HIGH SCHOOL ❂ 

CAMPS 

CONSTRUCTION CREW 

Are you the best Lego/K’nex builder? You can build anything you 

say? Can you build a bridge? The tallest Tower? Something strong 

enough to hold your camp director!?!? Put your building skills to 

the test at the Construction Crew camp. We will put our creative 

minds to the test and build architectural masterpieces using Legos, 

K’nex, and more, all the while learning problem-solving skills, and 

improving team building skills. 

Instructor: Daniel Howe. 

DANCE & ART 

Join the fun in this summer dance and art program. We’ll explore 

dance, music, singing arts and crafts and more! Materials fee of $45 

is payable to the instructor at first class. 

Instructor: Terry Philips. 

EARLY MORNING FUN! 

Early morning fun is an opportunity to relax and hang out with 

friends before you venture off to your Create-A-Camp workshops. 

We will have recreation activities and crafts supervised by our 

Clubhouse Staff. 

Instructor: Recreation Staff. 

FIELD HOCKEY-GIRLS 

Field Hockey camp is ideal for children wishing to learn or develop in 

this increasingly popular sport. Participants will be taken through all 

the phases of the game. Skills that will be covered in camp include ball 

control, dribbling, push passes, drives and team tactics (offensive and 

defensive) No previous field hockey experience needed for this 

camp.Participants will need to bring mouth guards, shin guards and 

tennis shoes to camp each day. 

Instructor: Danielle Chain. 

GAME MANIA 

This is truly a Gamer’s Paradise. The children will learn not only 

learn how to play classics like chess, stratego and Monopoly, but 

new games including Mario Party 8 on Nintendo Wii. In addition 

to the how to play, the children will learn skills like how to achieve 

“check mate” in only four moves, great buyer strategies for 

Monopoly, and how to dominate the mini games in Mario Party 8. 

At the end of the week, the children will use their new game knowledge 

to design and build their own games. Pinch yourselves gamers 

you’re dreaming! 

Instructor: Bryan Anderson. 

PICTURE THIS! 

Come join us as we explore the exciting world of Digital Photography. 

Picture This! is a brand new exciting camp that is designed just for 

kids to learn the essentials of Digital Photography. In this camp you 

will learn how to handle your camera and use its basic features, photography 

techniques (such as angles, close-ups, focus, and framing), 

and of course creative captures! Not only will we be learning about 

Digital Photography, but we will also show you how to use your 

camera in fun new ways, like picture scavenger hunts! So come prepared 

with your own digital camera and a whole lot of creativity and 

get ready to Picture This! Participants need to bring a digital camera 

to class. 

Instructor: Daniel Howe. 

PRINCESS CAMP 

Calling all princesses! This week promises to be filled with fun and 

enchanted memories. Our camp activities include dress up, 

cooking, story time, crafts and of course learning our royal social 

graces. Become a princess and decorate wands, tiaras, royal thrones, 

bedazzling jewelry and more. Everyone will take part in an official 

coronation ceremony fit for a future queen. On Friday we will roll 

out the red carpet and invite our “Queen Mothers” for a princess 

tea party. Each week will highlight four different princess, this week 

will showcase Cinderella, Aurora, Snow White and Pocahontas. 

Instructor: Rebecca Kroes. 

RACQUET BALL/ BASKETBALL 

Instruction in fundamental skills development in Basketball and 

Racquetball. (All equipment and safety eyewear provided).Includes 

fitness activity fundamentals (warm-up, stretching,cooldown). 

Structured games in both sports with an eye towards fun, friendly 

competition as well as building teamwork skills. End of each week 

mini-tournament play. 

Instructor: Gil Cepeda. 


CAMPS 

❂ CREATE-A-CAMP AT LOS GATOS HIGH SCHOOL 

SOCCER I, II & III 

CAMP A: Half day: Soccer is a kick! Children of all ages will love this 

camp with Kidz Love Soccer, where the score is always fun to fun. 

KLS pours its 30 years of kid-centered experience into this one week 

of summer fun! Our nurturing and experience camp leaders are 

trained in the KLS method. Players and enthusiasts will discover 

and/or improve skills and love of the world’s most popular sport. 

Each day’s activity includes age appropriate skill-building games and 

scrimmages; culminating in a World Cup like experience on the final 

day of camp. CAMP B: Full day: Soccer camp is soccerific, where the 

score is fun to fun; and fun is just beginning! Afternoon activities 

include: fun games, water play (including pool time where available), 

training videos to further skillful play, soccer fun movies, and 

more. Campers should bring a bag lunch. Shin guards, soccer shoes, 

water bottle and sunscreen are required. Each camper will receive 

a T-shirt, soccer ball, and participation award. CREATE A CAMP 

WEEK DOES NOT FEATURE A FULL DAY SOCCER OPTION. 

Instructor: Kidz Love Soccer licensed staff. 

SOFTBALL- COED SLOW-PITCH 

This camp will stress the basic skills and teamwork necessary for 

participants to succeed in slow- pitch softball. Fundamentals 

including throwing, catching, and hitting will be emphasized in 

drills, instruction, and scrimmages. Participants need to bring softball 

mitts and water bottles to camp each day. 


SPLASH & HANG 

Splash Hang is a great opportunity for middle school students to 

enjoy a summer of hanging out with other teens their age! The 

program will be located at The Venue at LGHS which hosts countless 

video game systems, pool tables, big screens TV’s, computer 

assess and more. After we eat lunch we will venture over to the 

LGHS pool for hours of splashing and relaxing in the sun. After 

recreation swim we will head back to The Venue to take advantage 

of the teen center. Grab a friend and join us for a week of fun in the 

sun and all the hanging out you can handle! 

Instructor: Melody Cheng. 

SPLASH & HANG WITH 

SWIM LESSONS 

Splash Hang with swim lessons is a great opportunity for middle 

school students to enjoy a summer of hanging out with other teens 

their age! The program will be located at The Venue at LGHS which 

hosts countless video game systems, pool tables, big screens TV’s, 

computer assess and more. After we eat lunch we will venture over 

to the LGHS pool for a thirty minute recreation swim lesson, followed 

by hours of splashing and relaxing in the sun. After recreation 

swim we 

will head back to 

The Venue to take 

advantage of the 

teen hang out. 

Grab a friend and 

join us for a week 

of fun in the sun 

and all the 

hanging out you 

can handle! 

Instructor: 

Melody Cheng. 

SPLASH & PLAY 

Splash Play is a unique camp offering the best of what summer has 

to offer! Everyday will start with lunch then we will head down to 

the LGHS pool for two hours of fun in the sun. After swimming we 

will return to the community room for snack, crafts and games. 

Card games, board games, video games, outdoor games, you name 

it. Grab a friend and join us for a week filled with swimming, games 

and the opportunity to hang out all afternoon. 


SPLASH & PLAY WITH 

SWIM LESSONS 

Splash Play is a unique camp offering the best of what summer has 

to offer! Everyday will start with lunch, and then we will head down 

to the LGHS pool for a thirty minute recreation swim lesson, followed 

by two hours of recreation swim. After swimming we will 

return to the community room for snack, crafts and games. Card 

games, board games, video games, outdoor games, you name it. 

Grab a friend and join us for a week filled with swimming, games 

and the opportunity to hang out all afternoon. 


TENNIS CAMP 

Summer Ralleyball Camps are designed to be beginner friendly and 

engage young children in participating in tennis as a team sport, 

while having fun with their friends and learning basic skills. Tennis 

has never been easier to play and learn. By using NEW progression 

tennis balls and a games-based approach to learning, your child will 

be able to rally the ball in the first hour of the first class! The camp 

format includes station rotation where campers will be exposed to 

a variety of tennis skills and fun games. Campers will be placed on 

teams and play for team of the week and camper of the week. A 

strong emphasis will be placed on attitude, effort and sportsmanship. 

Participants must provide their own racket, tennis shoes, 

snack, water bottle, hat and sunscreen. Rules and conduct expectation 

will be discussed the first day of camp; participants 

who do not 

follow rules 

may be asked 

to withdraw. 

T-shirt, balls 

and contest 

awards will 

be provided. 

Instructor: 

Todd Dissly 

& Los Gatos 

Tennis 

Academy 

Staff. 

VOLLEYBALL 

Do you know how to play volleyball already but you just want to 

freshen up on your skills? This is the perfect camp for you! We will 

revive you on the basics for serving, hitting, passing, and rotation. 

Participants will be doing different drills to excel in their skills as 

they get better. By the end of the week you will be scrimmaging each 

other and playing different games like “Queen/King of the Court”. 

What to bring: Water, workout clothes, tennis shoes, knee pads, 

and volleyball (if you have one). 



PERFORMING THEATER & ARTS ❂ 

CAMPS 

PERFORMING THEATER & ARTS 


4190.301 PAC Performing Arts for Children- 7-12 yrs. Mon.- Fri. 9:00 AM-1:00 PM Fisher Middle School 5 07/21-07/25 189 

Summer Fest 

4190.302 PAC Performing Arts for Children- 7-12 yrs. Mon.- Fri. 9:00 AM-1:00 PM Fisher Middle School 10 07/28-08/08 349 

Summer Fest Performance 

4190.303 PAC- Behind The Scene Crew 11-15 yrs. Mon.- Fri. 9:00 AM-1:00 PM Fisher Middle School 10 07/28-08/08 349 

4170.301 Redwood Summer Music School 3rd.-8th. gr. Mon.-Fri. 1:00-3:15 PM Redwood Middle School 18 06/23-07/18 399 

4184.301 Shakespeare Camp 8-12 yrs. Mon.-Fri 9:30 AM-2:30 PM Oak Meadow Park 10 07/21-08/01 300 

4511.301 Visual Arts Camp 5 - 8 yrs. Mon.- Fri. 9:00 AM-Noon Saratoga Com. Ctr. 5 08/11-08/15 169 

4511.302 Visual Arts Camp 5 - 8 yrs. Mon.- Fri. 1:00-4:00 PM Saratoga Com. Ctr. 5 08/11-08/15 169 

PAC PERFORMING ARTS FOR 

CHILDREN-SUMMER FEST 

This Camp Workshop is for the child who wants to explore the arts 

in a creative and supportive atmosphere. A professional team will 

instruct students in the many dimensions of the performing arts. 

There will be training in acting, singing, and dancing. Campers will 

discover opportunities for self-expression through energetic games 

and construction of craft projects that are unique to children’s theater. 

Instructor: Performing Arts Camp Instructors. 

PAC PERFORMING ARTS FOR 

CHILDREN-SUMMER FEST 

PERFORMANCE 

Be a member of the cast. This Summer Fest is designed to capture 

the talent and imagination of your child. While at camp children 

will create, rehearse and perform an original play under the guidance 

of their instructors. A professional team will provide training 

in drama, music, dance and stage technique. This highly involved 

experience in all aspects of theater production is an excellent opportunity 

for the young actor to grow. The Summer Fest Week can be 

taken by itself or with the Workshop for enhanced training. 

Summer Fest” culminates in a performance on Friday, August 8 

from 5:30-6:30 PM. Details will be handed out during camp. 


PAC - BEHIND THE SCENE CREW 

Join a team of artists where ideas pop and thinking big is the name 

of the game. We will build set, props and simple costumes for a children’s 

theatre production. Every idea counts as we brainstorm solutions 

in an exciting working environment. Participants will learn 

how to work with materials and and take an original idea to a satisfactory 

conclusion. This course may also count as Community 

Service for high school students. Summer Fest” culminates in a 

performance on Friday, August 8 from 5:30-6:30 PM. Details will 

be handed out during the week. 


REDWOOD SUMMER MUSIC SCHOOL 

You will have the opportunity to rotate to three classes daily, each 

meeting 45 minutes in length. Students can choose any 3 of the following 

classes to attend each day. READING MUSIC BASICS: 

Students will learn how to read, write and play musical notes, and 

rhythms. Students will be able to identify and draw the basic musical 

symbols you must know to sing or play an instrument well. HONOR 

CHORUS: For students of any age who love to sing. No previous 

singing necessary. They will also learn several styles and periods of 

music. BEG. STRINGS, WOODWINDS, BRASS PERCUSSION: 

For students who would like to learn to stringed instrument; Violin, 

Viola, Cello or Stringed Bass. Woodwind instruments; Flute, Oboe, 

Clarinet, Alto or tenor Saxophone. Brass instruments; Trumpet, 

Trombone, Baritone, French Horn or Tuba. Percussion Instruments; 

Snare Drum, Bass Drum, Cymbals, Triangle Maracas and others. 

INT/ADV STRINGS,WOODWINDS, BRASS AND PERCUSSION: 

For students with at least one year experience. BEG. COLOR 

GUARD: For students who would like to learn how to twirl a flag 

and learn basic marching skills. No previous experience is needed. 

INT/ADV COLOR GUARD: For those who have had at least one full 

year or more of color guard training. Learn more advanced work 

with the tall flags and possibly other equipment. MARCHING 

DRILL: For students who want to improve their body and brain 

coordination. If you have any questions on the program please 

contact Vicki Wyant at 408-867-3042ext.151. You will be mailed 

more information and class request form upon registration. 

Instructor: Vicki Wyant. 

SHAKESPEARE CAMP 

Students will learn about what it was like in William Shakespeare’s 

time—as an actor, as a kid, and in everyday life. We’ll also use 

Shakespeare’s plays and characters as a springboard into the wonderful 

world of acting. Bring a sack lunch with a bottle of water each day. 

An evening performance will be held on Aug. 4 from 6:30-8:30pm. 

Instructor: Los Gatos Shakespeare Festival Staff. 

VISUAL ARTS CAMP 

Campers will create imaginative objects using a variety of artistic media. 

The instructor’s years of experience with science, art, math will provide 

campers with the opportunity to look at old subjects in a new way. 

Campers will use clay, pastels, Styrofoam paint to explore animals, prehistoric 

times, space mathematical shapes. There will be a strong component 

of Nature’s Art, where we blend Monet’s garden (pond, bridge, 

flowers, bushes trees), O’Keefe’s Giant Flower or Van Gogh’s ‘Starry 

Night.’ Students should bring a snack each day and a smock or apron 

to cover clothes.A $30 material fee is due to instructor first day of camp. 

Instructor: Peter Koehler. Ph.D. 


CAMPS 

❂ SEWING CAMP/MOUNTAIN CAMPS 

SEWING CAMP 

Prog. No Camp Age Days Hours Location Mtgs. Dates Fee 

2180.301 Sewing Basics Week See Description M-F 2:30-5:00 PM LGHS Kitchen #100 5 07/21-07/25 114 


SEWING BASICS WEEK 

Students will learn how to read and understand patterns, select 

fabric and notions, use a sewing machine, insert zippers, and create 

drawstring and elastic casings. Projects will include a decorative 

pillow, fleece pullover and a free choice project. Sewing machines 

are provided, however, it is beneficial to learn on your own 

machine. Small class size with lots of individual instruction. This 

is a “skills building” class, weekly/daily attendance is very important, 

there is no makeup for missed classes. Students 12 and older 

may enroll if accompanied by an adult (over 18 years of age) who 

is present at each class to assist the student with their project. A 

$10 lab fee will be due the first day of class payable to the 

instructor. A materials list will be on your receipt, faxed upon 

request or found on-line at www.lgsrecreation.org. (go to Adult 

Classes/Art and Design). 

Instructor: Feather Tippetts. is a historical costumer who has 

created costumes for movie, television, theatre and private clients. 

She draws on her extensive experience to teach students modern 

sewing techniques and professional shortcuts used in the garment 

industry. 

MOUNTAIN CAMPS 


1701.301 Loma Summer Arts Camp K-5th gr. Mon.-Fri. 10:00 AM-2:30 PM Skyland Church 5 07/07-07/11 125 

4105.354 Mountain Dance Camp 6-11 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-3:30 PM Loma Prieta Community Center 5 08/04-08/08 130 

4105.355 Mountain Dance Camp 6-10 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-3:30 PM Loma Prieta Community Center 5 08/11-08/15 130 

LOMA SUMMER ARTS CAMP 

LGS Recreation, in partnership with the Mountain Art Guild, is 

pleased to present The Loma Summer Arts Camp. With an artistic 

emphasis on Nature and Our Environment, this program is an 

exciting experience in the arts (painting, drawing, journaling, 

collage, paper-making, bookmaking, music and puppetry.) The 

curriculum is enriching and creative, offered as a fun summer break 

choice for students. A final project will be assembled for the last day 

of class and an art exhibit party of student work will be held for 

parents and siblings. The Loma Summer Arts Camp is open to students 

entering kindergarten through grade 5 in fall 2008. There 

are no exceptions to this grade requirement. The camp will be held 

in Whitaker Hall at Skyland Church and features onsite teachers 

who are local artists and musicians. Varied class segments are 

offered throughout the class day and a supervised lunch break is 

included. Students must bring their own lunch. Students should 

attend each day of the camp as activities build to a final project and 

art exhibit for parents. Students who miss class will not be able to 

complete their final project. Parents must complete an emergency 

form the first day of camp. There is a $25 materials fee payable to 

Jeanne Tillman on the first day of camp. 

Instructor: Various Local Artists. 

MOUNTAIN DANCE CAMP 

Come join a week of dance, music, tumbling, crafts and more! We’ll 

be exploring all types of dance styles and variety of music to dance 

too. Bring your busy body’s and let’s shake, rattle and roll! Come 

have fun, learn new steps and get your body and mind energized. 

Materials fee of $40 payable to instructor first day. Wear comfortable 

clothing and bring a water bottle. Bring a sack lunch. 

Instructor: Shelly Hepburn. 


DANCE & ARTS CAMPS/DANCE PRODUCTION CAMPS ❂ 

CAMPS 

DANCE & ARTS CAMPS - LOS GATOS 

LOS GATOS HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY ROOM 

Full Day Morning Half Day Afternoon Half Day 

9:00AM-3:30PM 9:00AM-Noon 12:30PM-3:30PM 

Class Ages Days Dates Prog. No. Fee Prog. No. Fee Prog. No. Fee 

Dance & Art Camp 5-10 Mon.-Fri. 06/16-06/20 4108.351 125 4108.361 75 4108.371 75 


Dance & Art Camp 5-10 Mon.-Thurs. 06/30-07/03 4108.353 99 4108.363 60 4108.373 60 



DAVES AVENUE 


4108.380 Dance & Art Camp 5-10 Mon.-Fri. 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Daves Ave. Cafet. 5 07/21-07/25 75 


4108.382 Dance & Art Camp 5-10. Mon.-Fri. 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Daves Ave. Cafet. 5 08/04-08/08 75 


DANCE & ART 

Join the fun in this summer dance and art program. We’ll explore 

dance, music, singing arts and crafts and more! If you love Hannah 

Montana and High School Musical this is a must do camp! Join the 

fun! Each week we’ll have different themes that incorporate dance 

and art work. Materials fee of $45 payable to instructor first day. 

Instructor: Miss Terry Philips. 

MISS TERRY IS OFFERING WEEKLY 

MORNING CAMPS JULY 21ST 

THROUGH AUG 15. 

PLEASE SEE THE CREATE-A-CAMP 

CHART ON PAGE 8. 

DANCE PRODUCTION CAMPS- SARATOGA 


4105.360 Dance Production-Break It Down 6-11 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 1:00-4:30 PM Saratoga Elem. Sch. Cafet. 5 06/23-06/27 99 

4105.361 Dance Production-Song & 6-11 yrs. Mon.-Thurs. 1:00-4:30 PM Saratoga Elem. Sch. Cafet. 3 06/30-07/02 60 

Dance Explosion 

4105.362 Dance Production- 6-11 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 1:00-4:30 PM Saratoga Elem. Sch. Cafet. 5 07/07-07/11 99 

Ticket To Broadway 

4105.363 Dance Production-Feat of Flexibility 6-11 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 1:00-4:30 PM Saratoga Elem. Sch. Cafet. 5 07/14-07/18 99 

4105.364 Dance Production-The Big Top 6-11 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-3:30 PM Saratoga Elem. Sch. Cafet. 5 07/21-07/25 130 

4105.365 Dance Production-Shake it up! 6-11 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-3:30 PM Saratoga Elem. Sch. Cafet. 5 07/28-08/01 130 

DANCE PRODUCTION-CAMPS 

Jam packed programs of the pure enjoyment of Art, Dance and 

Movement. Creating Different experiences, social interaction and 

exercise. Focusing on self esteem and cultivating an awareness. All 

participants will have fun creating each production, in addition to 

put together their own dazzling costumes, sets and will proudly 

strut their stuff and showcase their skills for family and friends on 

the last day of each weekly dance camp at 3:45pm. Please bring 

cookies to share after the performance. One electrifying week - FUN 

AND positively A whole new experience featuring old school and 

new school routines that showcase a variety of hip-hop styles from 

breaking to krumping to house. Listen to kid appropriate bumpin’ 

tunes. Materials fee of $40 payable to instructor first day. Wear 

comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle. Bring a sack lunch. 


FOR MORE DETAILED DESCRIPTIONS 

ON OUR DANCE PRODUCTION CAMPS, 

PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT 

WWW.LGSRECREATION.ORG 


CAMPS 

❂ COOKING CAMPS 

COOKING CAMPS 


4520.301 Cooking Camp- French Cuisine 8-13 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 10:00 AM-3:00 PM LGHS Kitchen #100 5 06/16-06/20 335 

4520.302 Cooking Camp- Italian Delights 8-13 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 10:00 AM-3:00 PM LGHS Kitchen #100 5 06/23-06/27 335 

4520.303 Cooking Camp- Desserts 8-13 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 10:00 AM-3:00 PM LGHS Kitchen #100 5 07/07-07/11 335 

4520.304 Cooking Camp- American Specials 8-13 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 10:00 AM-3:00 PM LGHS Kitchen #100 5 07/14-07/18 335 

4520.305 Cooking Camp-South Of The Border 8-13 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 10:00 AM-3:00 PM LGHS Kitchen #100 5 07/28-08/01 335 

4520.306 Cooking Camp-Pasta & Pizza 8-13 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 10:00 AM-3:00 PM LGHS Kitchen #100 5 08/04-08/08 335 

COOKING CAMPS 

Come enjoy a fun and creative new summer camp, we’ll be 

cooking, tasting, stirring, mixing, meeting new friends, 

laughing, having tons of fun and taking a cool dip in the LGHS 

Pool during these summer cooking camps! All cooking classes 

are taught by Georgette LaBossiere and are held at Los Gatos 

High School kitchen, room #100- the building is located in the 

back of the school by the tennis courts. Parking lots are also 

available in the back. 

The children will have lunch provided each day. Each Monday 

will we will decide the menu for that week, menus listed may 

change. Children will be bringing home plenty of delicious 

samples so they can share their cooking talents they have 

learned each day! Bring your swimsuit & towel; we’ll enjoy a 

cool dip in the LGHS pool during recreation swim hour 

(Swimming: Tues.-Fri.). Lab fee of $50 for food supplies 

payable to the instructor first day of camp. 

COOKING CAMP- AMERICAN SPECIALS This week will be 

American Specials, those favorites include fried chicken, potato 

salad, chicken pot pie, meat loaf, mashed potatoes, gourmet veggies 

(organic when possible) strawberry short cake, plum cake, carrot 

cake, the list goes on and on. 

COOKING CAMP- DESSERTS Yum… Dessert specials all week! 

We’ll be baking cookies, cakes, and pastries. Why there are so many 

wonderful and delicious sweet treats we’ll need help to decide our 

scrumptious recipes. A healthy lunch will be provided this weeknot 

just desserts! 

COOKING CAMP- FRENCH CUISINE This week will be French; 

Roasted leg of Lamb, Gran Mariner Soufflé, Zucchini boats with 

shrimp with mornay sauce, cold chicken Mojidi, pistachio rice 

salad, sausage and white bean cassoulette, herbed couscous with 

black olives, etc. 

COOKING CAMP- ITALIAN DELIGHTS This week will be 

cooking Italian style with our fantastico pizza, pasta, biscotti, cannelloni, 

potato gnocchi with veal sauce, sausage and pepper grill, 

and much more! 

COOKING CAMP-PASTA & PIZZA We’ll be making some very 

Italian dishes in this class so put on your chefs hat! We’ll create our 

own special pasta from scratch, and stuff it, roll it, and cover it with 

delicious sauces and meat fillings. We’ll whip up sauces to go on top 

such as Mornay sauce, velvety tomato sauce and more! Pizza’s wow 

so many toppings and wonderful creative crusts to explore! 

COOKING CAMP-SOUTH OF THE BORDER You’ll feel like you 

traveled south of the border when you take this class. We’ll make 

fresh chili rellenos, special refried beans, delicious Spanish rice, and 

warm tortillas. Then we’ll put together cheese enchiladas with green 

verde sauce. Tasty tacos will be a made as well. 

Instructor: Georgette LaBossiere with the Children’s Culinary 

Academy of Palo Alto, voted one of the top five local culinary 

academies by the San Jose Mercury News in 1995. 


ESSAY WRITING WORKSHOP WEEK/CHESS CAMPS ❂ 

CAMPS 

ESSAY WRITING WORKSHOP WEEK 

Prog. No Class Age Days Hours Location Mtgs. Dates Fee 

4509.303 Essay Made Easy: Steps to Successful Writing 7th-8th gr. Mon.-Fri. 8:00-10:00 AM Fisher Middle School 5 08/04-08/08 199 

4509.304 Essay Made Easy: Steps to Successful Writing 8th-9th gr. Mon.-Fri. 10:15 AM-12:15 PM Fisher Middle School 5 08/04-08/08 199 

4509.305 Essay Made Easy: Steps to Successful Writing 6th-8th gr. Mon.-Fri. 1:00-3:00 PM Fisher Middle School 5 08/04-08/08 199 

ESSAY MADE EASY: STEPS TO 

SUCCESSFUL WRITING 

Wouldn’t it be great if you were able to write with confidence and 

get the grade you know you deserve? Putting ideas on paper can be 

challenging, but it’s certainly not impossible. In fact, it can even be 

fun once you master the basic steps. This 10 hour intensive writing 

course will teach students how to write solid essays in a small group 

setting. With no more than 10 students per class, each student will 

get the one-on-one attention needed. Students will learn to understand 

writing prompts, brainstorm for ideas, organize their 

thoughts, create a structure, execute their writing, and proofread 

for precision. Students will also learn more about word choice, supporting 

details, and audience awareness through writing prompts 

that are fun and age appropriate. Now that the SAT’s, CAHSEE, and 

STAR tests all require students to write essays, it’s time to build a 

foundation and write with success. Class meets in Room R-3 

Instructor: Misty Breen. Is the English department chair at RJ 

Fisher Middle School, and she currently teaches eighth grade. She has 

her single-subject teaching credential in English and her Masters in 

Education. Misty has been teaching English for 9 years and has experience 

teaching all of the writing genres to students of all abilities. 

SUCCESS CHESS 

Students will always touch and use equipment. Part of the class 

will be board demonstrations and part practical interaction. 

SUCCESS CHESS- ADV. This program is designed for students 

who have been playing chess in tournaments or have been playing 

chess for a number of years. Students will learn to improve their 

chess critical thinking through analyzing their own games along 

with chess classics. Students will always touch and use equipment. 

Part of the class will be board demonstrations and part practical 

interaction. 

SUCCESS CHESS- BEG. This course is designed to teach chess to 

children who have no knowledge of the game. Students will learn 

pawn and piece movements as well as the fundamentals of the 

beginning, the middle and the end game. Students will always touch 

and use equipment. Part of the class will be board demonstrations 

and part practical interaction. 

SUCCESS CHESS- INT. This course is designed for students who 

already know the basics of how to play chess. Principles of tactics 

and strategy will be taught to prepare students for more rigorous 

competition. Students will always touch and use equipment. Part 

of the class will be board demonstrations and part practical interaction. 

Instructor: Success Chess Staff. For other chess information go to 

http://www.SuccessChess.com. Or call 1-510-657-1586. 

CHESS CAMP 


4585.301 Success Chess- Beg. 4-14 yrs. Mon.- Fri. 9:30 AM-12:30 PM Foothill Elem School Cafet 10 07/21-08/01 349 

4585.302 Success Chess- Int. 4-14 yrs. Mon.- Fri. 9:30 AM-12:30 PM Foothill Elem School Cafet 5 07/21-07/25 189 

4585.303 Success Chess- Int. 4-14 yrs. Mon.- Fri. 9:30 AM-12:30 PM Foothill Elem School Cafet 5 07/28-08/01 189 

4585.304 Success Chess- Adv. 4-14 yrs. Mon.- Fri. 9:30 AM-12:30 PM Foothill Elem School Cafet 5 07/21-07/25 189 

4585.305 Success Chess- Adv. 4-14 yrs. Mon.- Fri. 9:30 AM-12:30 PM Foothill Elem School Cafet 5 07/28-08/01 189 


CAMPS 

❂ LEGO ENGINEERING & STUDENT RACING CAMPS 

LEGO ENGINEERING & STUDENT RACING CAMPS 


4544.301 Pre-Engineering with LEGOs ® 5-6 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-Noon LGHS Community Room 5 6/16-6/20 195 

4544.302 Engineering FUNdamentals with LEGOs ® 7-10 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 1:00-4:00 PM LGHS Community Room 5 6/16-6/20 195 

4544.303 Pre-Engineering with LEGOs ® 5-6 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-Noon LGHS Community Room 5 07/07-07/11 195 

4544.304 Green Engineering with LEGOs ® 7-10 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 1:00-4:00 PM LGHS Community Room 5 07/07-07/11 195 

4564.301 The Model Race Car Program 6th-8th gr. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-3:00 PM Fisher Middle School 5 06/16-06/20 170 

4564.302 The Model Race Car Program 6th-8th gr. Mon.-Fri. 12:30-3:00 PM Fisher Middle School 9 06/23-07/03 150 

4564.303 The Model Race Car Program 6th-8th gr. Mon.-Fri. 12:30-3:00 PM Fisher Middle School 10 07/21-08/01 170 

4564.304 The Model Race Car Program 6th-8th gr. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-3:00 PM Fisher Middle School 5 08/04-08/08 170 

4567.301 Robotics Engineering 6-9 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-1:00 PM Foothill Cafeteria 5 07/14-07/18 399 

4567.302 Robotics Engineering I 9-12 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-4:00 PM Foothill Cafeteria 5 07/21-07/25 599 

4567.303 Robotics Engineering I 12-15 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-4:00 PM Foothill Cafeteria 5 07/21-07/25 599 

4567.304 2D Video Game Design 9-14 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-4:00 PM Foothill Cafeteria 5 07/28-08/01 599 

4567.305 Robotics Engineering II 10-16 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-4:00 PM Foothill Cafeteria 5 08/04-08/08 599 

4567.306 3D Video Game Design 12-17 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-4:00 PM Foothill Cafeteria 5 08/11-08/15 599 

For more detailed information on our class descriptions, please see our website at ww.lgsrecreation.org. 

ENGINEERING/LEGOS 

FUNDAMENTALS: Learn how to design and build motorized 

machines, houses, pyramids, bridges, catapults, buildings and other 

constructions. GREEN ENGINEERING: Design and build machines 

powered by alternative energy sources. Race solar cars, build a windpowered 

electrical generation facility, and more. PRE-ENGINEERING: 

Create, Play, and Learn. Build a town, city, or star base with houses, 

buildings, pyramids, bridges, tunnels, towers, and more. Build motorized 

cars, trains, buses, and trucks; race them; crash them; repair them. 

Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies staff. 

THE MODEL RACE CAR PROGRAM 

This special summer program will allow each student enrolled to 

build and keep their own radio control model race car. Students 

will each design and spray paint two race car bodies, then build and 

tune their cars before learning how to race them. Materials Fee of 

$325 is payable to instructor at first class. Program offered by 

Student Racing Partners: www.student-racing.com. No class 

Friday, July 4th. 

Instructor: Kenneth B. Hawthorn. 

2D VIDEO GAME DESIGN 

For the 2D video Game Design camp campers will be using 

Multimedia Fusion 2.00(MMF) to design and create a realistic 

looking game. In this camp students will learn to create their own 

multi level game and understand how the game design process 

works, complete with characters, levels, health counters, and lives. 

Students will also take their game home on a CD, and will receive 

instructions on how to download the demo version of the software 

so they can continue working on their game when they get home. 

Material Fee: $55 (Due on the first day of the camp) 

Instructor: VisionTech Staff. 

3D VIDEO GAME DESIGN 

This is the camp to transform your gaming idea into an actual 3D 

game complete with 3D landscape and models. Campers will learn 

to create rooms, add details and work in Photoshop to add textures. 

At the end they will learn to add advanced features like player 

behavior, special effects, artificial intelligence, breakable glass, and 

more. It is recommended that young campers finish 2D Game 

Design Class camp prior to joining this camp. At the end of the camp 

kids take home their game on CD. 


ROBOTICS ENGINEERING 

Children participating in our Robotics workshops are guided 

through a hands-on experience, where they learn to build robots 

using the LEGO Mindstorms Construction System 2.0. With gears, 

pulleys, beams, axels, and many more building elements, kids learn 

to create mechanical masterpieces. When kids add sensors, motors, 

and a Robotic Command Explorer (RCX), their masterpiece 

responds to their command and its environment. No prior experience 

in programming is necessary. Material Fee: $35 (Due on the 

first day of the camp) 


ROBOTICS ENGINEERING I 

Campers will be using the LEGO NXT Robotics system to design, 

build and program their robot from scratch. Campers will learn to 

build structurally sound robots and design multiple robots. They 

will learn the use of different sensors and will learn to incorporate 

them in their robots. They will write multiple programs for their 

robots in order to complete challenges. At the end of the camp kids 

take home all the pictures and tournament video on a CD. Material 

Fee: $35 (Due on the first day of the camp) 


ROBOTICS ENGINEERING II 

In Robotics II campers will be using Robolab for NXT programming 

along with NXT Programming System. After the campers 

have mastered the NXT Robotics System they will move on to VEX 

Robotics. Students will work in teams throughout the course and 

participate in friendly challenges through out the camp. It is recommended 

that younger campers finish Robotics I before joining 

this camp. Material Fee: $55 (Due on the first day of the camp) 



SPEECH & DEBATE CAMPS/CHESS CAMP ❂ 

CAMPS 

SPEECH & DEBATE CAMPS 


4185.301 Pre-Public Speaking 5-6 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 1:30-4:00 PM Communication Academy 5 06/16-06/20 280 

4185.302 Pre-Public Speaking 5-6 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00-11:30 AM Communication Academy 5 07/07-07/11 280 

4185.303 Pre-Public Speaking 5-6 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 1:30-4:00 PM Communication Academy 5 08/04-08/08 280 




4185.307 Public Speaking 9-11 yrs. Mon.- Fri. 1:00-4:00 PM Communication Academy 5 06/16-06/20 365 

4185.308 Public Speaking 9-11 yrs. Mon.- Fri. 9:00 AM-Noon Communication Academy 5 07/14-07/18 365 






4185.320 Pre-Debate & Critical Thinking 9-11 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-Noon Communication Academy 5 06/23-06/27 365 

4185.321 Pre-Debate & Critical Thinking 9-11 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-Noon Communication Academy 5 07/28-08/01 365 

4185.325 Debate 11-14 yrs. Mon.- Fri. 1:30-4:30 PM Communication Academy 5 06/23-06/27 385 


4185.327 Debate 11-14 yrs. Mon.- Fri. 9:00 AM-Noon Communication Academy 5 08/04-08/08 385 



PUBLIC SPEAKING 

Prog. No. Class Age Days Time Location Mtgs. Dates Fee 

4185.381 Creative Writing 8-9 yrs. Tues. 4:45-6:40 PM Communication Academy 6 06/24-07/29 305 

4185.382 Creative Writing 10-11 yrs. Mon. 4:45-6:40 PM Communication Academy 6 06/23-07/28 305 

4185.383 Creative Writing 12-14 yrs. Wed. 4:45-6:40 PM Communication Academy 6 06/25-07/30 305 

4185.360 Critical Thinking & Pre Debate 9-11 yrs. Thurs. 4:45-6:40 PM Communication Academy 6 06/26-07/31 315 

4185.351 Debate 11-14 yrs. Tues. 5:00-6:55 PM Communication Academy 6 06/24-07/29 325 

4185.301 Pre-Public Speaking 5-6 yrs. Mon. 4:45-6:40 PM Communication Academy 6 06/23-07/28 270 

4185.310 Pre-Public Speaking 7-8 yrs. Thurs. 4:45-6:40 PM Communication Academy 6 06/26-07/31 270 

4185.320 Public Speaking 9-11 yrs. Tues. 5:00-6:55 PM Communication Academy 6 06/24-07/29 315 

4185.330 Public Speaking 11-14 yrs. Mon. 5:30-7:25 PM Communication Academy 6 06/23-07/28 315 

4185.331 Public Speaking 9-11 yrs. Wed. 5:30-7:25 PM Communication Academy 6 06/25-07/30 315 

4185.370 Super Listening 9-11 yrs. Thurs. 4:45-6:40 PM Communication Academy 6 06/26-07/31 335 

4185.371 Super Listening 11-14 yrs. Sat. 9:00-10:55 AM Communication Academy 6 06/21-08/02 335 

4185.372 Super Listening 14-17 yrs. Tues. 4:45-6:40 PM Communication Academy 6 06/24-07/29 335 

4185.341 Wonderful World Of Word Writing 8-9 yrs. Sat. 1:00-2:55 PM Communication Academy 6 06/21-08/02 305 

4185.342 Wonderful World Of Word Writing 10-11 yrs. Wed. 4:45-6:40 PM Communication Academy 6 06/25-07/30 305 

For full details & descriptions see our website at www.lgsrecreation.org. 

Instruction is through Communication Academy. 408-777-8876 

www.communicationacademy.com. 

Communication Academy is located at 7337 Bollinger Road Suite #E Cupertino, CA 95014. 


CAMPS 

❂ HORSEBACK & PONY CAMPS 

HORSEBACK & PONY CAMPS 

Prog. No. Class Age Days Time Location No. Mtgs. Date Fee 

4625.301 Garrod Horse Camp 8 yrs. & up Mon.-Fri. 1:00-3:30 PM Garrod Farms 5 06/23-06/27 250 

4625.302 Garrod Horse Camp 8 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 1:00-3:30 PM Garrod Farms 5 07/21-07/25 250 

4632.301 Pony Camp 5-8 yrs. Mon. 9:00 AM-1:00 PM Pony People Stable 1 06/23 85 

4632.302 Pony Camp 5-8 yrs. Wed. 9:00 AM-1:00 PM Pony People Stable 1 06/25 85 

4632.303 Pony Camp 5-8 yrs. Fri. 9:00 AM-1:00 PM Pony People Stable 1 06/27 85 










4632.320 Pony Camp 5-8 yrs. Sat. 9:00 AM-1:00 PM Pony People Stable 1 05/31 85 

GARROD HORSE CAMP 

YeeHaw! Its summer time - and what’s better in the summer than 

hangin’ around the barn and being with horses? Garrod Farms 

is offering ‘stable time’ plus more this summer. Learn how to: 

• Groom, saddle, bridle your horse • Mount/dismount • Ride with 

control and form • Navigate the trails • Riding lessons and trail 

rides. Each camper will be given a ‘horse of his/her own’ for the 

duration of camp. You will learn about safety around horses, about 

horse psychology, and how to take care of the horse. It’s a rootin’, 

tootin’, wild west experience. Riders must be 8 years old or over; No 

previous experience required; Riders with previous experience will 

be give more challenging horses; Riders with pervious experience 

may choose to ride English style. Wear long pants; no sandals, 

hiking boots, clogs. Tennis shoes are ok. Helmets are provided. 

Instructor: Garrod Farms Staff. 

PONY CAMP 

Stable is located on the border of Los Gatos Mountains and Scotts 

Valley. We will work together to learn about pony safety, grooming, 

haltering, leading, saddling and riding poise. Pony People Pony Camps 

will also include craft time, snack time, baby farm animal learning and 

interaction, a gardening center and homemade ice cream making! 

Please bring your own bagged lunch from home. We will provide the 

snack. Due to the popularity of the camps, we will offer a maximum 

of 2 days of camp per child. Thank you for your understanding. We 

would like as many children as possible to have the opportunity to 

visit and learn. If you have questions please feel free to visit www.ponypeople.com 

for more details. Due to the pony’s small size, we have a 

weight limit of 75lbs. Class limit: 10. Please remember the following: 

Wear long pants and sturdy shoes (boots if you have them), helmets 

(I have some, but feel free to bring your own; must be an equestrian 

helmet no bike 

helmets). You 

will receive 

directions with 

your registration 

confirmation. 

For more 

information or 

questions on the 

class please 

Phone 408 828- 

9185. Parents 

are more than 

welcome to stay 

but are not 

required. 

Instructor: 

Susie Powers. 


SAILING CAMPS ❂ 

CAMPS 


4635.301 Jr. Sailing - Beg. 10-12 yrs. Mon.- Fri. 12:30-2:20 PM Vasona Lake 5 06/23-06/27 130 

4635.302 Jr. Sailing - Beg. 10-12 yrs. Mon.- Thurs. 12:30-2:20 PM Vasona Lake 4 06/31-07/03 104 






4636.302 Jr. Sailing - Beg. 13-15 yrs. Mon.- Thurs. 2:40-4:30 PM Vasona Lake 4 06/31-07/03 104 





BOATING DAY CAMPS – SAILING/PADDLE BOATS/K AYAKS & MORE! 

4638.301 Boating Day Camps- 10-14 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-4:00 PM Vasona Lake -Boating 5 06/23-06/27 280 

4638.302 Boating Day Camps- 10-14 yrs. Mon.-Thurs. 9:00 AM-4:00 PM Vasona Lake -Boating 5 06/30-07/03 230 







4638.309 Boating Day Camps-! 10-14 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-4:00 PM Vasona Lake -Boating 5 08/18-08/22 280 

BOATING DAY CAMPS-SAILING/ 

PADDLE/K AYAK & MORE! 

Join us for a full day of fun and nautical skills at the beautiful 

Vasona Lake, you’ll enjoy boating, outdoor hikes, 

nature crafts, fishing, games and so much more! We’ll be 

teaching n Sailboats, paddelboats kayaks on the lake and Bring 

a sack lunch and water bottle. Wear comfortable clothes,sun 

screen,and tennis shoes or sandals with heel straps. Parking is 

required for those cars staying longer than a half hour. Parking is 

free for drop-offs. Classes are held at Vasona Park, check in children 

at the camp office at the boat ramp. 

Instructor: LGS Rec. Vasona Boating Staff. 

JR. SAILING - BEG. 

Beginning sailing lessons for youth. Learn basic sailing skills, terminology, 

weather, and safety. PFDs are provided and required. Students 

must have basic swimming and water safety skills. Parking fee is 

required for those cars staying after 1/2 hour. No parking fee is collected 

for drop-offs. Classes held at Vasona County Park and Lake. 

Instructor: Vasona Boating Staff. can be reached at 408-972-1188 

or 408-864-8645. 

SAILING CAMPS 

New! 

VASONA LAKE 

PADDLE BOAT 

AND K AYAK 

RENTAL RATES 

(Max. load capacity = 350lbs.) 

Patrons are responsible for the TIME of the rentals. Please 

return your rentals on time. (Late fee will be charged 

accordingly). 

Pedal Boats $12 per hour plus $8 refundable deposit 

$8 for 1/2 hour plus $2 refundable deposit 

(2 Adult size passengers maximum plus 2 

small size children) 

Kayaks $12 per hour plus $8 refundable deposit 

$8 for 1/2 hour plus $2 refundable deposit 

(2-persons or 1-person) 

Kayak passengers must have basic swimming ability, and 

life jackets must be worn at all time. 


CAMPS 

❂ SPORTS CAMPS 

SPORTS CAMPS 

Prog. No. Camp Age/Grade Days Time Location Mtgs Dates Fee 

4601.304 T-Ball Camp 3-4.5 yrs. M-F 9:00-9:50 AM Live Oak Manor Park 5 06/23-06/27 49 

4601.305 T-Ball Camp 4-5.5 yrs. M-F 11:00-11:50 AM Live Oak Manor Park 5 06/23-06/27 49 

4601.306 T-Ball Camp 5-6 yrs. M-F 2:00-2:50 PM Live Oak Manor Park 5 06/23-06/27 49 

4603.302 Mini Basketball Camp 3-4.5 yrs. M-F 10:00-10:50 AM Live Oak Manor Park 5 06/23-06/27 49 

4603.303 Mini Basketball Camp 4-5.5 yrs. M-F 1:00-1:50 PM Live Oak Manor Park 5 06/23-06/27 49 

4603.304 Mini Basketball Camp 5-6 yrs. M-F 3:00-3:50 PM Live Oak Manor Park 5 06/23-06/27 49 

4604.301 Flag Football Camp 7-12 yrs. M-F 9:00 AM-3:00 PM Live Oak Manor Park 5 06/16-06/20 129 



4605.301 Mini Sport Camp 4-6 yrs. M-F 10:00 AM-Noon Bl. Hill Park 5 07/21-07/25 79 

4605.302 Mini Sport Camp 4-6 yrs. M-F 1:00-3:00 PM Bl. Hill Park 5 07/21-07/25 79 

4605.303 Mini Sport Camp 4-6 yrs. M-F 10:00 AM-Noon Bl. Hill Park 5 08/11-08/15 79 

4605.304 Mini Sport Camp 4-6 yrs. M-F 1:00-3:00 PM Bl. Hill Park 5 08/11-08/15 79 

4606.301 Multi Sport Camp 7-12 yrs. Mon 1:00-3:00 PM Bl. Hill Park 5 07/14-07/18 79 

4606.302 Multi Sport Camp 7-12 yrs. M-F 10:00 AM-Noon Bl. Hill Park 5 08/04-08/08 79 

4606.303 Multi Sport Camp 7-12 yrs. M-F 1:00-3:00 PM Bl. Hill Park 5 08/04-08/08 79 

4655.304 Karate/Tae Kwon Do Camp 4-13 yrs. M-F 9:00 AM-Noon All Pro Studio 5 06/16-06/20 199 

4655.305 Karate/Tae Kwon Do Camp 4-13 yrs. M-F 8:30 AM-2:30 PM All Pro Studio 5 07/14-07/18 349 

4655.306 Karate/Tae Kwon Do Camp 4-13 yrs. M-F 9:00 AM-Noon All Pro Studio 5 08/04-08/08 199 

4656.301 Soccer I – Camp A 4.5-6 yrs. M-F 9:00 AM-Noon LGHS Softball Field 5 06/16-06/20 109 

4656.302 Soccer I – Camp A 4.5-6 yrs. M-F 9:00 AM-Noon LGHS Softball Field 5 07/07-07/11 109 

4656.304 Soccer I – Camp A 4.5-6 yrs. M-F 5:00-8:00 PM Van Meter Sch. Fld 5 08/04-08/08 109 

4657.301 Soccer II - Camp A 7-8 yrs. M-F 9:00 AM-Noon LGHS Softball Field 5 06/16-06/20 109 

4657.302 Soccer II - Camp A 7-8 yrs. M-F 9:00 AM-Noon LGHS Softball Field 5 07/07-07/11 109 

4658.301 Soccer III – Camp A 9-12 yrs. M-F 9:00 AM-Noon LGHS Softball Field 5 06/16-06/20 109 

4658.302 Soccer III – Camp A 9-12 yrs. M-F 9:00 AM-Noon LGHS Softball Field 5 07/07-07/11 109 

4658.304 Soccer III – Camp A 9-12 yrs. M-F 5:00-8:00 PM Van Meter Sch. Fld 5 08/04-08/08 109 

4659.301 Soccer – Camp B 5-12 yrs. M-F 9:00 AM-4:00 PM LGHS Softball Field 5 06/16-06/20 179 

4659.302 Soccer - Camp B 5-12 yrs. M-F 9:00 AM-4:00 PM LGHS Softball Field 5 07/07-07/11 179 

4665.301 Rock Climbing Camp 5-8 yrs. M-F 10:00 AM-Noon Planet Granite 5 06/16-06/20 147 






4670.311 Fencing camp-Youth 7-13 yrs. M-F 9:00 AM-12:30 PM CA Fencing Academy 5 07/21-07/25 199 

4679.301 Tennis Camp 7-14 yrs. M-F 9:00 AM-Noon LGHS Courts 5 06/16-06/20 124 


4679.303 Tennis Camp 7-14 yrs. M-TH 9:00 AM-Noon LGHS Courts 4 06/30-07/03 99 



4681.301 Junior Golf Camp 8-15 yrs. M-TH 9:00 AM-Noon Pin High Golf Ctr. 4 07/14-07/17 199 



4687.301 Volleyball Camp I, Beg/Adv. Beg 9-15 yrs. M-F 3:00-4:00 PM Fisher Gym 5 07/07-07/11 59 



4688.301 Volleyball Camp - Intermediate 9-15 yrs. M-F 4:00-6:00 PM Fisher Gym 5 07/07-07/11 109 



SPORTS CAMPS ❂ 

CAMPS 

BASKETBALL CAMP 

This camp will provide boys and girls entering grades 3-6 the fundamentals 

in basketball; and will introduce shooting, passing, dribbling, 

offensive plays and positions, and defensive techniques. 

T-shirt and contest awards are included. 

Instructor: John Mackey. Branham High School Football Coach 

and staff, comprised of young local athletes 

FENCING CAMP-YOUTH 

This exciting and introductory half-day camp will teach the basics 

of Olympic foil fencing through fun games, exercises, and actual 

fencing each day. Fencing is one of the coolest, exciting, and fun 

sports around! www.calfencingacademy.com or call us at (408) 

865-1950. 

Instructor: California Fencing Academy Staff. 

FLAG FOOTBALL CAMP 

Participants will gain insight on the fundamentals of the game of 

football to include: passing routes, defensive positioning, passing 

instruction, rushing techniques, kicking and punting. Camp will 

also cover drills and games, i.e 3 on 3, 5 on 5, throwing accuracy 

challenges, strong arm, fast feet, big foot, soft hands and flag tag. 

Participants will receive a T-shirt; and should bring lunch each 

day, water bottle, hat, and sunscreen. 

Instructor: Cory Floyd. 

JUNIOR GOLF CAMP 

This 4-day camp conducted by the professional Pin High Golf 

Center staff will cover all aspects of the game of golf to include: etiquette; 

the long game (driving, fairway woods and iron play); and 

short game (putting, chipping, pitching and sand play). The final 

session will include playing the 3-hole regulation on-site course. 

Fee includes range balls and equipment (if needed). Campers 

should bring water bottle, hat and sunscreen. 

Instructor: Pin High Golf Center Professional Staff. 4701 N. First 

St., San Jose, 1/8 mile from Hwy. 237 (approx. 20 min. from Los 

Gatos), (408) 934-1111. 

SPORTS CAMPS (CONTINUED) 

Prog. No. Camp Age/Grade Days Time Location Mtgs Dates Fee 


4689.301 Volleyball Camp - Int./Adv. 6-10 gr. M-F 4:00-6:00 PM Fisher Gym 5 07/28-08/01 109 

4691.301 Sports Camp Enter K-1 gr. M-F 9:00 AM-1:00 PM Daves Ave Cafeteria/Field 5 07/14-07/18 109 

4691.302 Sports Camp 1-7 gr. M-F 9:00 AM-3:30 PM Daves Ave Cafeteria/Field 5 07/21-07/25 159 



4695.301 Basketball Camp 3-6 gr. M-F 9:00 AM-Noon Fisher Gym 5 06/16-06/20 99 

4695.302 Basketball Camp 3-6 gr. M-F 1:00-4:00 PM Fisher Gym 5 06/16-06/20 99 

8130.301 Tennis Camp 2-7 gr. M-F 9:00 AM-Noon LGHS Courts 5 07/21-07/25 124 




8170.301 Soccer I – Camp A K-1 gr. M-F 9:00 AM-Noon LGHS Softball Field 5 07/28-08/01 109 

8170.302 Soccer II - Camp A 2-3 gr. M-F 9:00 AM-Noon LGHS Softball Field 5 07/28-08/01 109 

8170.303 Soccer III – Camp A 4-6 gr. M-F 9:00 AM-Noon LGHS Softball Field 5 07/28-08/01 109 

K ARATE/TAE KWON DO CAMP 

This camp will provide participants instruction in board breaking, 

weapons, forms, boxing drills, hand techniques, kicks, stances, sparring 

and sparring drills, self defense, and games. Participants should 

wear loose clothing or a gi. Drinks and snack will be provided for 

morning participants; full day campers will be provided lunch, 

drink and snack. Camp will be held at All Pro Studio, 15545 Los 

Gatos Blvd. Suite D,(408)358-6042. 

Instructor: Andrew Fanelli. 

MINI BASKETBALL CAMP 

Children will learn fundamentals of the game, including dribbling, 

passing, shooting, defense and teamwork. Each day a new skill will 

be taught through fun drills and games that will help participants 

further their interest in the sport. All required equipment will be 

provided. Participants will receive a T-shirt and should bring 

water bottle, hat and sunscreen. 


MINI SPORT CAMP 

Each child will participate in mini-basketball, t-ball, soccer, hockey, 

kickball and many more games. Each day will include two or more 

activities that will be presented through fun drills and games to 

further interests in these sports in the future. Each participant will 

receive a t-shirt; campers should bring a water bottle, hat, snack, 

and sunscreen. Camp is at Blossom Hill Park on the Shannon 

Road side. 


MULTI SPORT CAMP 

This camp will help develop basic skills and strategies through the 

use of games, challenges, and activities that will increase interest, 

ability and participation in physical activity. Participants should 

wear loose, comfortable clothing with proper athletic footwear. All 

needed equipment will be provided. Participants will receive a T- 

shirt; all campers need to bring water bottle, hat and sunscreen. 



CAMPS 

ROCK CLIMBING CAMP 

This 5 session camp serves as an introduction to the great sport of 

rock climbing and designed so participants climb with children of 

their own age. Camp ratio is maximum 5 children to 1 instructor. 

Age groups are 5-8 and 9-13. Parent must attend first class to sign 

release paperwork; child may not participate without it! Parent 

signing the waiver who is not accompanying the participant must 

submit a copy of their driver’s license. Price includes a Planet 

Granite T-shirt! Camp will be held at the new Planet Granite 

Sunnyvale location at 815 Stewart Dr. Please check the website at 

www.planet-granite.com for directions. 

Instructor: Planet Granite Staff. 815 Stewart Dr, Sunnyvale (408) 

991-9090. 

SOCCER I, II, III CAMP A & B 

CAMP A: participants will learn basic and advanced techniques of 

soccer; and compete in an age-appropriate world cup” tournament. 

Dribbling, passing and receiving, heading, and shooting will be presented 

to 8 year old and younger players; advanced dribbling moves, 

tactical team aspects i.e. possession, combination play, the goal as 

a unit will be taught to players 9 years and above. CAMP B: participants 

play soccer in the morning; water activities may be introduced 

in the afternoon. Soccer videos and board games will be 

introduced. A full soccer match will be played as the last event of 

each day. PLEASE NOTE: Each camper will receive a soccer ball, T- 

shirt and participation award. Participants should bring water 

bottles, hat and sunscreen. 


SPORTS CAMP 

The Los Gatos/Saratoga Sports Camp is committed to teaching children 

Kindergarten through grade 7 proper techniques of different 

sports and recreational games. Good sportsmanship and value of 

teamwork are given top priority. We encourage boys and girls of 

any athletic ability to join us and meet new friends. Team sports 

include softball, basketball, volleyball, recreational games and films. 

Each camper will receive a T-shirt, refreshments and participation 

award. Grades 1-7 camps (9:00 AM-3:30 PM) include one half day 

of swimming (parental transportation arranged). Campers are 

required to bring hat, sunscreen and a lunch; snack will be provided. 

Grade level is as of Fall 2007. 

Instructor: John Mackey. Branham High School Football Coach 

and staff, comprised of young local athletes 

T-BALL CAMP 

This spirited camp is designed to further your child’s interest in T- 

Ball. Participants will learn proper techniques of hitting, base 

running, throwing and catching. Plenty 

of positive reinforcement and 

encouragement will be 

provided. This camp will 

be a fun, safe learning environment 

for your child. 

Campers will receive a 

T-shirt and bring 

water bottle, hat and 

sunscreen. 

Instructor: Cory 

Floyd. 

❂ SPORTS CAMPS 

TENNIS CAMP 

Summer Ralleyball Camps are designed to be beginner friendly and 

engage young children in participating in tennis as a team sport, 

while having fun with their friends and learning basic skills. By 

using NEW progression tennis balls and a games-based approach 

to learning, your child will be able to rally the ball in the first hour 

of the first class! The camp format includes station rotation where 

campers will be exposed to a variety of tennis skills and fun games. 

Campers will be placed on teams and play for team of the week and 

camper of the week. A strong emphasis will be placed on attitude, 

effort and sportsmanship. Participants must provide their own 

racket, tennis shoes, snack, water bottle, hat and sunscreen. Rules 

and conduct expectation will be discussed the first day of camp; 

participants who do not follow rules may be asked to withdraw. 

T-shirt, balls and contest awards will be provided. 

Instructor: Todd Dissly & Los Gatos Tennis Academy Staff. 

VOLLEYBALL CAMP - INT./ADV. 

This camp will give participants the opportunity to improve skills 

and learn new ones. It is designed for those who want to learn and 

practice the individual and team skills involved in volleyball. Players 

will be taught the correct way to serve, pass, set, hit, block and dig 

the ball. Participants will practice these skills with fun drill and 

game situations. Each camper will receive a T-shirt, and are encouraged 

to bring water bottles. Camp will be conducted at Fisher 

Middle School Gym. Volleyball camp instructor: Tom Jack, 

former LGHS Boys Volleyball coach. 

Instructor: Tom Jack. has over 15 years of coaching experience, 

including 7 years as LGHS Boys Volleyball Coach, over 15 years of 

teaching adult volleyball classes, and 14 years of conducting youth 

summer volleyball camps; along with collegiate and high school staff 

VOLLEYBALL CAMP - INT. 

This camp is designed for participants that have played on a school 

or club team, and can demonstrate good skills, form, technique, 

offensive and defensive positioning, and strategies along with structured 

team play. Friday will be free game play day both 2 on 2, and 

6 on 6 where coaches will work one on one with students to help 

them with on individual goals. Each camper will receive a camp T- 

shirt; camp will be held at Fisher Middle School gym. Volleyball 

camp instructors: 4687.301-303 and 4688.301-303 - Joe and 

Barbara Maguire. 

Instructor: Volleyball Camp Instructors. for ages 9-15 Beg/Int/Adv 

will be Joe & Barbara Maguire, Fisher Middle School Boys and Girls 

Volleyball Coaches for the past 7 years and have 10 years extensive 

camp coaching; along with collegiate and high school staff. 

VOLLEYBALL CAMP I, 

BEG/ADV. BEG 

Beginner/Advanced Beginner fun program is one hour long 

Monday-Friday for campers who have none or limited volleyball 

experience. This 5-day camp will focus on the basics and fundamentals 

of volleyball technique, rules and sportsmanship. 

Lightweight balls will be used to achieve success on the court. Fun 

is stressed with this group and games are a mix of regular and creative 

play. Each camper will receive a camp T-shirt; camp will be 

held at Fisher Middle School gym. Participants are encouraged to 

bring water bottle. Volleyball camp instructors: 4687.301- 

303/4688.301-303 - Joe & Barbara Maguire. 

Instructor: Volleyball Camp Instructors. See Volleyball Camp - 

Intermediate 


OVERNIGHT ADVENTURE CAMP/DESTINATION SCIENCE ❂ 

CAMPS 

OVERNIGHT ADVENTURE CAMP 


8517.301 Half Moon Bay 4th-7th gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Daves Avenue Elementary School 5 07/28-08/01 269 

8517.302 Sunset State Park 4th-7th gr. M-F 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Daves Avenue Elementary School 5 08/04-08/08 269 

OVERNIGHT ADVENTURE CAMP 

Overnight Adventure Camp is a unique opportunity for children 

entering 4th-7th grades to explore and learn about nature and 

outdoor camping. Camp includes two overnights at a local community 

or state park. Supervision by two American Camping 

Association trained personnel who are first aid and CPR certified. 

Both program supervisors have experience working and managing 

overnight programs. Fee includes: dinner, breakfast and lunch on 

the overnights, transportation, daily nutritious snack and craft supplies. 

Bring a bag lunch and wearing walking shoes. A detailed 

supply/equipment list will be provided on the first day of each 

camp. We will try to secure overnight reservations on Wednesday 

and Thursday evenings. 

Parents, do not buy anything special for this camp! You will have 

everything that will be on our list. Campers will learn about fire 

safety, hiking, nature, camping “etiquette” as well as have the opportunity 

to enjoy recreational games and crafts. 

HOURS: 9:00am-4:30pm (Extended hours from 7:30- 

9:00am and 4:30-6:00pm at no additional charge). Camps 

meet Monday through Friday with two overnights each 

week. 

STAFF/CAMPER RATIO: 1/14 on site and 1/10 off site. 

LATE PICK UP FEE: $20 charge for every 15 minutes of 

portion thereof, payable at the time of pick-up. 

REFUNDS: Requests given up to five working days before 

the program begins, less $35 cancellation charge per person. 

Mandatory parent meeting will be held at 7pm on 

July 23rd at the Daves Avenue Clubhouse. 

THE VENUE 

CALL TO ENROLL: 1-888-909-2822 for registration 

LOCATION: Los Gatos: Fisher Middle School 

Saratoga: Saratoga Elementary 

School 

AGES: 5-11 years 

HOURS: Full Day: 9AM to 3:30PM. 

Extended Care is Available 8AM to 

5PM. 

FEES: $319/wk 

EARLY BIRD SAVINGS ONLINE! Register by 

March 30th & Save $30 per week per camper! 

MULTI-WEEK SAVINGS! Enroll in 3 or 4 weeks 

& save an additional $10 per week per camper! 

COME KICK IT AT THE VENUE 

LOS GATOS’ LATEST AND GREATEST 

TEEN HOT SPOT! 

Enjoy our cable TV, computers with Internet access, the 

newest and hottest video games, pool tables, big screen 

entertainment system and much more. Many other events 

will be going down, so stop by and check it out. We’re 

located behind Los Gatos High School at 4 New York St. 

or call Mike Loya, Teen Supervisor at (408) 395-5553. 

The Venue is open for the summer on Thursday, Friday 

and Saturday Nights 

6:00pm-Midnight. 

Thursdays is “Movie On The Lot” night- Free 

Friday is Speciality Nights! 

Saturday is Concert Night 

COME KICK IT AT THE VENUE 

THIS SUMMER! 

REGISTER ONLINE: 

www.destinationscience.org 

Call for more info: 1.888.909.2822 


CAMPS 

❂ TEEN SUMMER HAPPENINGS 

TEEN SUMMER HAPPENINGS 

Grade 

Prog. No. Class Entering Days Hours Location Mtgs. Dates Fee 

8714.301 Teen Paintball Camp - Monday 7-11 gr. Monday 8:30 AM-5:00 PM Venue Teen Center in Los Gatos 1 07/21 98 

8714.302 Teen Paintball Camp - Tuesday 7-11 gr. Tuesday 8:30 AM-5:00 PM Venue Teen Center in Los Gatos 1 07/22 98 

8714.303 Teen Paintball Camp - Weds. 7-11 gr. Wednesday 8:30 AM-5:00 PM Venue Teen Center in Los Gatos 1 07/23 98 

2180.301 Sewing Basics Week See descr. M-F 2:30-5:00 PM LGHS Kitchen #100 5 07/21-07/25 114 

4190.303 PAC- Behind The Scene Crew 11-15 yrs. Mon.- Fri. 9:00 AM-1:00 PM Fisher Middle School 10 07/28-08/08 349 

8710.301 Extreme Teens: Great America 6-8 gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Venue Teen Center: Los Gatos 5 06/16-06/20 189 

8710.302 Around the World in 5 Days: 6-8 gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Venue Teen Center: Los Gatos 5 07/21-07/25 189 

Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk 

8710.303 Zone Olympics: Malibu Grand Prix 6-8 gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Venue Teen Center: Los Gatos 5 07/28-08/01 189 

8710.304 Premier Week: Imax Theater 6-8 gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Venue Teen Center: Los Gatos 5 08/04-08/08 189 

8710.305 Road Trip: Raging Waters 6-8 gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM-6:00 PM Teen Center “The Venue” 5 08/11-08/15 189 

8711.301 One Day Excursion: 7th-10th gr. Tuesday 9:00 AM-5:00 PM Venue Teen Center: Los Gatos 1 07/23 50 

Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk 

8711.302 One Day Excursion: 7th-10th gr. Thursday 9:00 AM-5:00 PM Venue Teen Center: Los Gatos 1 07/24 50 

Great America 

8711.303 One Day Excursion: Sky High 7th-10th gr. Tuesday 9:00 AM-5:00 PM Venue Teen Center: Los Gatos 1 07/29 50 

8711.304 One Day Excursion: 7th-10th gr. Wednesday 9:00 AM-5:00 PM Venue Teen Center: Los Gatos 1 07/30 50 

Malibu Grand Prix 

8711.305 One Day Excursion: 7th-10th gr. Tuesday 9:00 AM-5:00 PM Venue Teen Center: Los Gatos 1 08/05 50 

Great America 

8711.306 One Day Excursion: Laser Quest 7th-10th gr. Thursday 9:00 AM-5:00 PM Venue Teen Center: Los Gatos 1 08/07 50 

8711.307 One Day Excursion: Sky High 7th-10th gr. Tuesday 9:00 AM-5:00 PM Venue Teen Center: Los Gatos 1 08/12 50 

8711.308 One Day Excursion: 7th-10th gr. Wednesday 9:00 AM-5:00 PM Venue Teen Center: Los Gatos 1 08/13 50 

Raging Waters 

8712.301 Hang Hours 6-8 gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:00-8:40 AM Fisher Middle School 19 06/23-07/18 109 

8712.302 The Summer Zone 6-8 gr. Mon.-Fri. 12:25-6:00 PM Fisher Middle School 19 06/23-07/18 489 

8812.301 Hang Hours 6-8 gr. Mon.-Fri. 7:00-8:40 AM Redwood Middle School 19 06/23-07/18 109 

8812.302 The Summer Zone 6-8 gr. Mon.-Fri. 12:25-6:00 PM Redwood Middle School 19 06/23-07/18 489 

ZONE AND VENUE TEEN PROGRAM GUIDELINES: Teens 

need to wear a watch and must wear appropriate attire. No 

scooters, skateboards or rollerblades are allowed unless requested 

for a special activity. Parent and Participant will be asked to sign 

a rules and guidelines form, to insure the teen is aware of all rules. 

Participants not following rules and guidelines will not be allowed 

to attend camp due to program and safety concerns. 

BRING: Please bring a registration receipt when you sign in your 

teen the first day. It is the parent’s responsibility to make sure their 

teen checks in and out daily with a staff person, is on the camp 

roster and has completed our 3X5 Yellow emergency information 

card. Emergency cards can be obtained at camp. Adults will be 

asked for picture identification. All teens need to have a bag lunch 

and drinks, appropriate camp clothing, and a positive attitude. 

HOURS: 9:00 AM-4:30 PM. (Extended hours 7:30-9:00 AM and 

4:30-6:00 PM, no additional charge). 

LATE PICK-UP FEE: $20 charged for every 15 minutes or portion 

thereof after 6:00 PM, payable at pick-up (by check or VISA/ 

MasterCard). 

THE ZONE: “The Zone” is a program that allows teens opportunity 

to be involved in many different programs. All activities for 

Los Gatos participants are located in Room B-1 at Fisher Middle 

School. All activities for Saratoga participants are located in Room 

74 at Redwood Middle School. LGS Recreation is partnering with 

Fisher & Redwood Middle Schools to provide teens an exciting 

new outlet to activities on and off campus. 

Los Gatos Director: Melody Cheng, Director of The Zone at 

Fisher Middle School 

Saratoga Director: Stacy Kelleher, Director of The Zone at 

Redwood Middle School. 

THE VENUE: Welcome to Los Gatos’ newest and hippest teen 

spot!! The Venue is a teen center made and designed for teens, by 

teens. Splash and Hang and all one day excursions will meet and 

be held at The Venue. The Venue is located directly behind Los 

Gatos High School, adjacent to the tennis courts. 

REFUNDS: : Requests given up to five working days before the 

program begins, less $35 cancellation fee per program plus field 

trip fees. 


TEEN SUMMER HAPPENINGS ❂ 

AROUND THE WORLD IN 5 DAYS 

SANTA CRUZ BEACH BOARDWALK: Get out your passports and 

begin a journey around the world! This week will be filled with 

games, crafts, cultural traditions and authentic cooking projects 

from around the world. Come and learn about other countries 

while having fun! Teens will venture out to downtown Los Gatos, 

LGHS pool and the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk. 

Instructor: Stacy Kelleher. 

EXTREME TEENS: GREAT AMERICA 

What does it mean to be an Extreme Teen? Come see how 

EXTREME you are by competing in Survivor and Fear Factor 

Challenges and going on field trips throughout the week! Trips 

include Great America, the LGHS Pool and the Mall. Great America 

here we come! We will spend the day hanging out and having an 

exciting time on rides and in the water at Boomerang Bay! 


HANG HOURS 

Hang Hours are extended hours before the regularly scheduled programs. 

This gives teens a chance to hang out with their friends and 

enjoy some free time on site. No camp on July 4th. 

Instructor: Melody Cheng or Stacy Kelleher. 

ONE DAY EXCURSIONS 

Our one day excursions are an opportunity for teens to spend a day 

hanging out with friends at some of the bay areas most popular teen 

destinations! All excursions are supervised by members of our teen 

recreation staff and include admission to destinations and transportation. 

Excursions will depart from The Venue between 9am and 

10am and will return between 4pm and 5pm. 

Trips include: Great America, Laser Quest & Movie, Malibu Grand 

Prix, Raging Waters, Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, and Sky High 


TEEN PAINTBALL CAMP 

Are you ready for the “Hottest” new teen camp out there? It’s time 

for some PAINTBALL! Our friends at Santa Clara Paintball are 

ready for us to spend a day experiencing the best that paintball has 

to offer. Whether you’re a beginner, intermediate or an advanced 

player, we’ve got a great camp for you! We start off our day breaking 

into teams and discuss strategies and plays. Afterwards, we load onto 

our bus for a 4-hour session at Santa Clara Paintball. You’ll be 

loaded with your marker, paintballs and protective mask. Players 

can bring their own equipment, however all equipment must be 

approved the Camp Director. For your campers enjoyment they can 

sign up for one, two or all three days. Camp will be offered on 

Monday, July 21st, Tuesday, July 22nd and Wednesday, July 23rd. 

Camp meets at The Venue Teen Center, located right behind Los 

Gatos High School. After your registration is completed you will 

receive an Informational Packet with a detailed camp information 

and the required Waiver Forms and Emergency Cards. For 

more information, contact Mike Loya at The Venue Teen Center 

at (408) 395-5553 or at mike@lgsrecreation.org 

Instructor: Mike Loya. 

CAMPS 

PAC- BEHIND THE SCENE CREW 

See page 12 for description. 

PREMIER WEEK: IMA X THEATER 

LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION! Have you ever wondered what it 

feels like to be a movie star? Well here is your chance! Teens will 

make and star in their own movies which we will record and watch 

at our movie premier at the end of the week. Do you have what it 

takes to get on the A-List? A field trip to the IMAX Theater will be 

sure to launch future stars! 


ROAD TRIP: RAGING WATERS 

Let’s Get Out and Have Some Fun! Teens will travel to 4 field trips 

this week! This week is all about going on trips and enjoying the 

summer sun! We will be cooling off at the pool and hanging at the 

mall. Trips include Raging Waters, the LGHS Pool, the Mall, and 

downtown Los Gatos. 



See detailed description in on page 12. 

THE SUMMER ZONE 

The Summer Zone 4-week Summer School Program is for students 

entering 6th-8th grade who are attending LGS Recreation Summer 

School. The camp is location is Room B-1 at Fisher Middle School 

and Room 74 at Redwood Middle School. Camps feature weekly 

field trips by bus, weekly cookouts and fabulous activities based 

upon weekly themes. Weekly trips may include: Cowell Beach, Laser 

Quest, the movies, Golfland and LGHS Pool. Fee covers daily snacks, 

cookout lunches once a week, bus and admission fees for field trips. 

No camp on July 4th. 

Instructor: Melody Cheng or Stacy Kelleher. 

ZONE OLYMPICS: 

MALIBU GRAND PRIX 

Do you want to 

become a proathlete? 

Well 

you can for a 

week! Teens will 

create a marketing 

campaign 

on what country 

they will represent 

before the 

opening ceremony 

begins. 

Teens get to 

come up with 

their own event 

that their group 

specializes in and compete in traditional events such as the long 

jump, cross-country, discuss, baton relay, and many other exciting 

field events. What country will take the Gold, Silver or Bronze? The 

week will conclude with a traditional closing and the teens will be 

taking a trip to the Malibu Grand Prix! 



SWIMMING 

❂ SWIM LESSONS 

THE LOS GATOS HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY AQUATIC CENTER 

All swim programs are held at the Los Gatos High School Community Aquatic Center. All lessons are Monday-Friday in two-week sessions. 

Ten lessons, 30 minutes in length. YOU MAY ENROLL IN ONLY ONE SESSION AT A TIME. THIS WILL HELP REDUCE THE 

NUMBER OF TRANSFERS NEEDED AT THE START OF EACH SESSION AND THE UNCERTAINTY OF KNOWING IF YOUR CHILD IS 

READY FOR THE NEXT LEVEL. On the last two days (Thursday & Friday) of each two week sequence of classes, registration for the 

next session will take place at the LGHSCAC from 9:45 AM-12: 45 PM and 4:00-6:45 PM. No registration will be taken at the Recreation 

office on these last two days of each session. Once a session has started only the Aquatic Supervisor may accept new registration. This may 

be done at the pool site. Classes not meeting minimum enrollments will be canceled or combined with another class. Additional classes may 

be scheduled based upon community requests, instructor availability and pool space. 

SWIM CLASS DESCRIPTIONS 

All classes listed below are listed in the recommended order 

of progression. 

GUPPY: Ages: 4 and up Prerequisites: Student should be comfortable 

in the water and able to take direction from the instructor. 

Skills Checklist: Enter water safely using stairs and rolling over from 

side of pool, supported front and back float, bubble blowing, 

opening eyes under water, underwater exploration, introduction to 

alternating arm movement, supported front and back kicking, learn 

basic water safety rules, wear a lifejacket on deck and enter shallow 

water and familiarity with getting help. 

STARFISH: Prerequisites: Guppy skills Skills 

Checklist: Rhythmic bobs (10 times), retrieve 

object from bottom in shallow water, 

front/back float unsupported, explore deep 

water with support, flutter kick on front/back 

without support, back crawl arm action, 

combine stroke on front/back, rolling over 

from front to back; back to front, introduction 

to treading water and use of lifejacket. 

SEAHORSE: Prerequisites: Starfish skills 

Skills Checklist: Retrieve submerged object 

in chest-deep water, bob in water slightly over 

head to safe area, jump into deep water from 

side of pool, dive from side of pool in a 

kneeling position, front/back glide, swim 

front/back crawl for 15 yards, elementary 

backstroke kick 10 yards, reverse directions, 

tread water for 30 seconds, demonstrate 

huddle position, rotary breathing, learn 

safety diving rules and introduction to 

reaching assist. 

See page 56 for (Parent/Child) 

Cuttle Fish classes. 

LGHS POOL IS CLOSED JULY 4TH. 

SWIM LESSON FEE SCHEDULE 

GROUP LESSON SESSION FEES: 

1 ST Session – 9 days (half hour lessons) $108 

2 ND ,3 RD & 4 TH Sessions – 10 days (half hour lessons) $119 

PRIVATE LESSON SESSION FEES: 

1 ST Session – 9 days (half hour lessons) $300 

2 ND ,3 RD & 4 TH Sessions – 10 days (half hour lessons) $335 

DOLPHIN: Prerequisites: Seahorse Skills Skills Checklist: Standing 

front dive, elementary backstroke, sculling on back, front/back crawl 

25 yards, breaststroke 10 yards, scissors kick, tread water for 1 

minute, feet first surface dive, open turns on front/back, side stroke 

15 yards, introduction to dolphin kick. 

SHARK: Prerequisites: Dolphin Skills Skills Checklist: Alternate 

breathing, back float for 2 minutes, standing dive from board, long 

shallow dive from side, breaststroke 25 yards, sidestroke 25 yards, 

swim under water 3 body lengths, elementary backstroke 25 yards, 

introduction to butterfly, front/back crawl 50 yards, flip turns on 

front/back and tread water for 2 minutes 

using two different kicks. 

WHALE: Prerequisites: Shark Skills Skills 

Checklist: Tuck surface dive, pike surface 

dive, front/back crawl 100 yards, breaststroke 

50 yards, sidestroke 50 yards, butterfly 50 

yards, approach stroke, turns for all strokes, 

tread water 5 minutes, tread water using kick 

only, feet first surface dive and retrieve object 

in 7 ft., survival float, HELP and huddle positions 

for 2 minutes. 

BEGINNING DIVING: You will learn the 

basic skills of diving. The kneeling, squatting 

and standing dive from the pool deck then 

progress to the diving board to learn the 

approach, hurdle and jump. When you feel 

confident in those skills you will learn the 

tuck and pike dives. 

PRIVATE LESSON: Private swim lessons are 

for ages 4 years through adult. Instruction is 

geared toward the individual student’s ability. 

Private lessons are offered Monday through 

Friday for a total of ten (10) 30 minute 

lessons. 

CLASS SIZE MA XIMUMS 

GUPPY: Level 1 Introduction to Water Skills: (Max. 4 

students per class with one instructor) 

STARFISH: Level 2 Fundamental Aquatic Skills: (Max. 4 


SEAHORSE: Level 3 Stroke Development: (Max. 6 students 

per class with one instructor) 

DOLPHIN: Level 4 Stroke Improvement: (Max. 6 students per 

class with one instructor) 

SHARK: Level 5 Stroke Refinement: (Max. 6 students per class 

with one instructor) 

WHALE: Level 6 Swimming and Skill Proficiency: (Max. 6 



SWIM LESSONS ❂ 

SWIMMING 


YOU MAY ENROLL IN ONLY ONE SESSION AT A TIME. THIS WILL HELP REDUCE THE NUMBER OF TRANSFERS NEEDED 

AT THE START OF EACH SESSION AND THE UNCERTAINTY OF KNOWING IF YOUR CHILD IS READY FOR THE NEXT LEVEL. 

SESSION 1 SESSION 2 SESSION 3 SESSION 4 

TIME Prog. # June 23-July 3 Prog. # July 7-18 Prog. # July 21-Aug 1 Prog. # August 4-15 

3:35 11:50 11:15 10:40 10:05 9:30 

5110.301 Guppy 5210.301 Guppy 5310.301 Guppy 5410.301 Guppy 

5115.301 Starfish 5215.301 Starfish 5315.301 Starfish 5415.301 Starfish 

5120.301 Seahorse 5220.301 Seahorse 5320.301 Seahorse 5420.301 Seahorse 

5130.301 Dolphin 5230.301 Dolphin 5330.301 Dolphin 5430.301 Dolphin 

5140.301 Shark 5240.301 Shark 5340.301 Shark 5440.301 Shark 

5150.301 Whale 5250.301 Whale 5350.301 Whale 5450.301 Whale 

5160.301 Beginning Diving 5260.301 Beginning Diving 5360.301 Beginning Diving 5460.301 Beginning Diving 

5170.301 Private Lesson 5270.301 Private Lesson 5370.301 Private Lesson 5470.301 Private Lesson 






































SWIMMING 

❂ SWIM LESSONS 


YOU MAY ENROLL IN ONLY ONE SESSION AT A TIME. THIS WILL HELP REDUCE THE NUMBER OF TRANSFERS NEEDED 

AT THE START OF EACH SESSION AND THE UNCERTAINTY OF KNOWING IF YOUR CHILD IS READY FOR THE NEXT LEVEL. 

SESSION 1 SESSION 2 SESSION 3 SESSION 4 

TIME Prog. # June 23-July 3 Prog. # July 7-18 Prog. # July 21-Aug 1 Prog. # August 4-15 

6:30 5:55 5:20 4:45 4:10 
































RECREATION SWIM AND POOL RULES 

RECREATION SWIM 

LOS GATOS HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY AQUATIC CENTER 

MONDAY - FRIDAY. 1:30-3:30 PM, JUNE 23-AUGUST 15 

FEE: $4, 16 years and older; $3, 5-15 years; and $2 under 5 years. 

Please Note: Pool is closed on weekends. 

POOL RULES 

1) CHILDREN UNDER 5 YEARS MUST BE DIRECTLY 

ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT. 2) No flips or twists from 

diving boards or side of pool. 3) Appropriate swim suit is 

required. NO CUTOFFS. 4) The LGS Recreation is not responsible 

for lost or stolen items. 5) Children ages 3 and under must 

wear a swim diaper. 



AQUATICS PROGRAMS ❂ 

SWIMMING 

AQUATIC PROGRAMS 

AT THE LOS GATOS HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY AQUATIC CENTER 

Prog. No. Class Age Days Time Mtgs. Dates Fee 

5710.301 Los Gatos Masters 18 yrs. & up M/W/F/Sat Varied Times Monthly 06/23-08/15 60 

5810.301 Junior Lifeguard 11-14 yrs. Mon-Fri 5:00-7:00 PM 9 06/23-07/03 153 




5811.301 Kids Triathlon Class (Beg/Int) 11-14 yrs. Mon-Fri 9:00 AM-1:00 PM 5 06/23-06/27 250 

5811.302 Kids Triathlon Class (Beg/Int) 7-10 yrs. Mon-Fri 9:00 AM-1:00 PM 5 07/07-07/11 250 

5811.303 Kids Triathlon Class (Int/Adv) 11-14 yrs. Mon-Fri 9:00 AM-1:00 PM 5 08/04-08/08 275 

5839.301 Water Polo-Boys and Girls (Beg.) 7-9 yrs. M/W/F 5:30-6:15 PM 11 06/23-07/18 143 

5839.302 Water Polo-Boys and Girls (Beg.) 7-9 yrs. M/W/F 5:30-6:15 PM 12 07/21-08/15 156 

5839.303 Water Polo-Boys and Girls (Int.) 10-13 yrs. M/W/F 6:15-7:15 PM 11 06/23-07/18 165 

5839.304 Water Polo-Boys and Girls (Int.) 10-13 yrs. M/W/F 6:15-7:15 PM 12 07/21-08/15 180 

5839.305 Water Polo-Boys and Girls (Adv.) 10-13 yrs. M/W/F 7:15-8:15 PM 11 06/23-07/18 165 

5839.306 Water Polo-Boys and Girls (Adv.) 10-13 yrs. M/W/F 7:15-8:15 PM 12 07/21-08/15 180 

5839.307 Girls High School Club Water Polo 14-18 yrs. Mon-Thurs 3:30-5:30 PM 32 06/23-08/14 460 

5870.301 AquaFit 18 yrs. & up Mon/Wed 12:15-1:15 PM 16 06/23-08/13 160 

5890.301 Kids Swim Team - Full Summer 6-17 yrs. Mon-Fri 3:30-5:00 PM 39 06/23-08/15 464 

5890.302 Kids Swim Team - Half Summer 6-17 yrs. Mon-Fri 3:30-5:00 PM 19 06/23-07/18 250 

5890.303 Kids Swim Team - Half Summer 6-17 yrs. Mon-Fri 3:30-5:00 PM 20 07/21-08/15 259 

5910.301 Adult Lap Swimming 18 yrs. & up M/W/F/Sat Varied Times Monthly 06/23-08/15 60 


ADULT LAP SWIMMING 

If you would like to just swim and not be coached please come 

down and join us in the water! $60 Monthly pass for Los Gatos 

Saratoga residents, $65 for non-residents, $10 drop in, or a $80 

punch card for 10 swims. Punch cards have a six month expiration 

date. Lap Swim hours are Mon, Wed, and Fri. mornings from 6 am- 

7:15 am and Saturday mornings from 7:30 am-9:00 am. Please do 

not park on LGHS campus during the morning swim times. 

Swimmers MUST be off LGHS campus no later than 7:30 am 

(M/W/F) due to LGHS District regulations. 

Instructor: Pete Kain. 

GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL CLUB 

WATER POLO 

This class is designed for the elite club level high school water polo 

player. Instruction will cover both individual skills and team 

strategy and tactics. There will be weekend tournament play 

throughout the summer. Tournament play will be scheduled. 

Tournament fees will be an additional cost paid to the coach. 

Athletes participating in the tournaments will need to become a 

member of USA Water Polo. 

Instructor: Jessica Schroeder, LGHS Varsity Girls Water Polo Coach. 

AQUAFIT 

This class is designed for everyone who enjoys the water, 

your workout will concentrate on upper and lower body 

strengthening skills, low impact movements in the water, New! 

heart rate and it’s a fantastic calorie burner while listening 

to up beat music, talking with friends, staying cool and 

having fun this summer. Aqua Fitness belts will be provided. 

Instructor: Debbie Honeycutt. 


SWIMMING 

JUNIOR LIFEGUARD 

Individuals who are interested in becoming a lifeguard but are not 

old enough, consider this class. You will become acquainted with 

what is necessary to become a lifeguard, receive training in this area, 

and will be provided opportunities to assist the regular staff in lifeguard 

situations. Students must be strong swimmers and possess 

Advanced Swim Skills. No class Friday, July 4th. 

Instructor: Aquatic Staff. 

KIDS SWIM TEAM - 

HALF/FULL SUMMER 

If you know how to swim at least one lap of the pool and would like 

to be on a swim team with other kids, this is the program for you. 

You will receive instruction in stroke techniques, competitive/racing 

techniques, racing dives and turns. We encourage and promote the 

sport of swimming and a healthy lifestyle through swimming and 

having lots of fun! We will have Inter-club races/meets and will try 

to have one swim meet against another team. 


KIDS TRIATHLON CLASS - 

BEG/INT, INT/ADV 

Kain Performance Multi-Sport will be conducting 3 one-week long 

Kain Kids Triathlon camps beginning in June 2008. The camps will 

be taught by Pete and Shari Kain and staff. Camps will be geared 

toward athletes aged 7-14 from beginning to intermediate levels. 

Sessions will include swimming, biking and running. Practice transitions 

will also be a big part of the class. Helmet required as well as 

a fully functioning bike. Kids should be ready to swim, bike, or run 

at each class session. Classes will meet at the Los Gatos High School 

Community Aquatic center. 


❂ AQUATICS PROGRAMS 

LOS GATOS MASTERS 

The Los Gatos Masters Swim program will provide the individual 

with opportunities to improve swimming performance through 

expert coaching, as well as promote a healthy, active lifestyle. The 

program is designed for people who want to learn to swim with 

greater ease and efficiency. Emphasis will be placed on developing 

swimming skills, race preparation for swim meets, triathlons, and 

open water swims, as well as having fun! Positive coaching and professional 

instruction at each workout will enhance the enjoyment 

of swimming for all. Los Gatos Masters welcomes swimmers of all 

abilities, age 18 or over, who are interested in regular structured 

workouts. Previous competitive swimming experience is not necessary. 

The Los Gatos Masters is a registered United States Masters 

Swimming (USMS) program and each member must be registered 

through the USMS if they wish to compete in USMS meets. $60 

Monthly pass, $10 drop in, $80 Punch Card for 10 swims (only) 

good for six months. Masters Swim times are Mon, Wed Fri. mornings 

6am-7:15 am and Saturday mornings 7:30 am-9:00 am. Please 

do not park on the Los Gatos High School campus during the 

morning swim times. Swimmers MUST be off LGHS campus no 

later than 7:30am (W/W/F) due to LGHS District regulations. 


WATER POLO-BOYS AND GIRLS - 

BEG., INT., ADV. 

Welcome to the hot sport of water polo! If you know how to swim 

and want a new challenge try water polo. We are looking for boys 

and girls of all abilities ages 7-13. These classes will be geared 

towards each individual age and skill level. You will learn ball handling 

skills, treading water, passing and catching, defensive and 

offensive skills. It’s fun, exciting and you will make new friends. 

Levels will be divided by the following criteria: Beginners (7-9 yrs.) 

- Classes will be held in shallow water. Kids may have little to zero 

experience with the sport. Intermediate (10-13 yrs.) - Classes will 

be held in deeper water, swimming strength important. Advanced 

(10-13 yrs.) - This level is geared toward club type learning and kids 

interested in high school polo. No Class Friday, July 4th. 



PARENT AND CHILD ❂ 

YOUTH PROGRAMS 

PARENT AND CHILD 


3215.301 Baby & Me Pilates 5 wks-4 mos. Tues. 1:00-1:45 PM Saratoga Comm. Ctr. 5 06/17-07/15 50 

3215.302 Baby & Me Pilates 5 wks-4 mos. Tues. 1:00-1:45 PM Saratoga Comm. Ctr. 6 07/22-08/26 50 

3215.303 Baby & Me Pilates 5-10 mos. Tues. 2:00-2:45 PM Saratoga Comm. Ctr. 5 06/17-07/15 60 

3215.304 Baby & Me Pilates 5-10 mos. Tues. 2:00-2:45 PM Saratoga Comm. Ctr. 6 07/22-08/26 60 

3236.301 Bug Ball - Grasshopper: Indoor Soccer 30-42 mos. Sat. 9:45-10:30 AM Off the Wall Soccer 8 05/17-07/19 120 

3236.302 Bug Ball - Grasshopper: Indoor Soccer 30-42 mos. Wed. 10:00-10:45 AM Off the Wall Soccer 8 06/18-08/06 120 

3235.301 Bug Ball - Indoor Soccer 18-30 mos. Sat. 9:00-9:35 AM Off the Wall Soccer 8 05/17-07/19 96 

3235.302 Bug Ball - Indoor Soccer 18-30 mos. Wed. 10:00-10:35 AM Off the Wall Soccer 8 06/18-08/06 96 

3215.305 CrossFit Stroller Aerobics 0 & up Tues. 10:30-11:30 AM Meet LG Comm. Ctr. Outside 11 06/17-08/26 77 

4650.305 Ice Skate: Parent & Child 3-5 yrs. Wed. 10:00-11:00 AM Ice Center 6 06/04-07/09 67 


3230.301 Mommy & Me Soccer 2.5-3.5 yrs. Mon. 5:30-6:00 PM Bl. Hill Park 4 07/07-07/28 41 

1472.301 Mommy and Me at Building Blocks 18-30 mos. Thurs. 3:00-5:00 PM Building Blocks Preschool 6 07/10-08/14 71 

3204.301 My First Art Class 18-36 mos. Thurs. 9:30-10:30 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 8 06/26-08/14 109 

3204.302 My First Art Class 2-5 yrs. Thurs. 10:45-11:45 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 8 06/26-08/14 109 

3204.303 My First Art Class 2-5 yrs. Thurs. Noon-1:00 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 8 06/26-08/14 109 

4665.307 Rock Climbing: Parent & Child 5-9 yrs. Sat. 9:45-11:00 AM Planet Granite 1 06/21 35 



4755.301 StrollerPower! parent/child 0 & up M-F See Description 408 482 9516 for details monthly 06/01-06/30 95 



3211.301 Toddler & Me 13-30 mos. Mon. 9:00-10:30 AM Immanuel Lutheran Ch. Nurs. 8 06/23-08/11 124 

3211.302 Toddler & Me 13-30 mos. Mon. 10:45 AM-12:15 PM Immanuel Lutheran Ch. Nurs. 8 06/23-08/11 124 

3211.303 Toddler & Me 13-30 mos. Tues. 9:00-10:30 AM Immanuel Lutheran Ch. Nurs. 8 06/24-08/12 124 

3211.304 Toddler & Me 13-30 mos. Tues. 10:45 AM-12:15 PM Immanuel Lutheran Ch. Nurs. 8 06/24-08/12 124 

3211.307 Toddler & Me 13-30 mos. Thurs. 9:00-10:30 AM Immanuel Lutheran Ch. Nurs. 8 06/26-08/14 124 

3211.308 Toddler & Me 13-30 mos. Thurs. 10:45 AM-12:15 PM Immanuel Lutheran Ch. Nurs. 8 06/26-08/14 124 

3211.309 Toddler & Me 13-30 mos. Fri. 9:00-10:30 AM Immanuel Lutheran Ch. Nurs. 7 06/27-08/15 112 

3211.310 Toddler & Me 13-30 mos. Fri. 10:45 AM-12:15 PM Immanuel Lutheran Ch. Nurs. 7 06/27-08/15 112 

3211.305 Toddler & Me-SPANISH 2-3 yrs. Wed. 10:00-11:30 AM Immanuel Lutheran Ch. Nurs. 8 06/25-08/13 99 

BABY & ME PILATES 

You as the parent will be strengthening your core muscles: abdominal, 

lower back, hips, buttocks pelvic areas. These are all most 

affected by pregnancy. In each move, your baby is strategically 

placed to help you maintain proper form focus occasionally offer 

resistance! You’ll also be stimulating your baby through movement, 

touch, eye contact facial expressions, all of which enhance his/her 

cognitive development motor skills! Please bring a yoga mat and 

two blankets. 

Instructor: Jennifer Jeffcoat. 

$100 CERTIFICATE DRAWING 

Congratulations to Delia Tsai, Kati Sparks, Janice Cheng, 

Sarah Maples and Grace Santangel! 

Each of these winners were entered into a drawing during the 

month of February and March for five, $100 gift certificates 

towards any LGS Recreation camp or class. 

BUG BALL - GRASSHOPPER - 

INDOOR SOCCER 

Parental participation is highly encouraged, but not 

required for this class. The grasshopper class includes the 

fundamentals of basic motor skills related to soccer; vision, 

movement and communication. Additionally this class introduces 

coordination skills and balance with a ball at your feet; and 

will introduce the basics of team play (i.e sharing the ball). The 

grasshopper league is the second in progression following little 

beetle; and designed for 30 to 42 month old participants. Saturday 

class will not meet May 24 or July 5. 

Instructor: Off the Wall Soccer Staff 

World of Discovery Preschool is now taking registration for 

the 2008/2009 academic school year. Call 408 867-4683 or 

visit us online at www.lgsrecreation.org. 

New! 



BUG BALL - INDOOR SOCCER 

Under the guidance of professional coaching staff, parents and toddlers 

enjoy activities to develop gross motor skills and be introduced 

to the fun game of soccer. Bubbles, cones, hoops, lots of balls and 

goal scoring. Emphasis is on repetitive activity to develop life skills 

as corporation, respect and teamwork. Rain or shine, class is held 

at the indoor facility located at 700 Mathew St., in Santa Clara, 

near Central Expwy and Lafayette St.Please no pets. Fee includes 

membership and Bug Ball T-shirt. This division is known as Lil 

Beetle; maximum 10 participants to one ratio. Saturday class will 

not meet May 24 or July 5. 

Instructor: Off the Wall Soccer Staff. 

CROSSFIT STROLLER AEROBICS 

With CrossFit Stroller Aerobic you will work on conditioning 

your body with cardio, plyo-metric, resistance training. We will be 

targeting the muscles used during labor, delivery and the day to day 

care of your baby. With CrossFit Stroller Aerobic we will also 

introduce Mind Body connection with cool-down pilyoga stretch. 

CrossFit Stroller Aerobic is also a educational program for parents 

on Natural Movement Development in Children. Each week a topic 

will be presented on the importance of movement for development 

and activates you can do with your child. PLEASE BRING: Rubber 

bands with handles, yoga mat and a water bottle. For the first class 

meet at the Los Gatos Recreation Center on the grass area- 123 E. 

Main Street, LG. 


ICE SK ATE: PARENT & CHILD 

Share the thrills of your young child’s first ice experience. Mom and 

Dad will do the teaching under the guidance of a specially trained 

instructor. Arrive at the rink at least 15 minutes before class. Skate 

rentals, half-hour lessons from 10:00-10:30 AM and practice time 

from 10:30-11:00 AM included in the fee. 

Instructor: Ice Center Staff. Vallco Fashion Park in Cupertino. 

MOMMY & ME SOCCER 

A cooperative class for children and either Mom, Dad or a caregiver. 

Each class includes a warm-up, topic introduction, demonstration 

and skill specific activities. Lots of exercise and quality time too! 

Run, jump and kick with your little tyke in these classes designed 

specifically for adult and child interaction with a soccer theme. 

Class is held at Blossom Hill Park on Shannon Road side. Fee 

includes parent/caregiver and participant; classes postponed due 

to inclement weather will be made up. 

Instructor: Tom Vischer. and Just For Kicks, Inc. Staff. Coach Tom 

holds both an “A” license (highest rating) and “Y” (youth) license 

from the United States Soccer Federation. He also trains local youth 

teams in the area. 

MOMMY AND ME 

AT BUILDING BLOCKS 

See description in Mountain Area classes on page 73. 

❂ PARENT AND CHILD 

MY FIRST ART CLASS 

Come experience 5 art stations where making a mess is part of the 

process! You have fun; we clean up! Art projects continue to change 

all year long! Process rather than product is emphasized. Projects 

are age appropriate with the children having the freedom to explore 

materials at their own pace and in their own way. The class ends on 

a musical note with singing and dancing and having too much fun. 

Parental/Caregiver participation is required. A $10 materials fee 

payable to instructor at the first class. 

Instructor: Kelly Derenia. 

ROCK CLIMBING: 

PARENT & CHILD 

Learn to rock climb with your son or daughter! This program 

includes a one-hour class that will teach parents the safety skills 

needed for their children to climb at Planet Granite. Kid’s day pass 

and rental for a return visit are also included. Registration fee is for 

one child and one adult. Minimum age is 5 years. Class will be held 

at the new Planet Granite Sunnyvale facility at 815 Stewart Dr. 

Please check the www.planetgranite.com website for directions. 

Instructor: Planet Granite Staff. 815 Stewart Dr, Sunnyvale (408) 

991-9090. 

STROLLERPOWER! 

StrollerPower! – now celebrating their 3rd year – is an allover 

body workout program designed and taught by 

mothers trained in backgrounds that include triathlon, New! 

spinning, kickboxing, race training/x-country running, 

and yes, stroller fitness. Training groups typically range from 

5-30 moms with stroller-age children led through fun, changing, 

and challenging 60-70 minute exercise routines on local trails and 

parks through Los Gatos and Campbell. StrollerPower! is about creating 

a healthy life balance, a foundation from which much else is 

possible, and the strength to accomplish what you never thought 

possible – all in the wonderful outdoors – with the time to enjoy it 

all with your child and other moms (and a few dads!). Please bring 

hat, sunscreen, workout towel or mat, stroller or baby-jogger, your 

stroller-age child(ren), and a smile. Please Note: There is a Onetime 

$30 initiation fee includes free workout band. You can 

combine or mix times and locations at your convenience during 

your session:M/W/F/ 9:30am, M/Th 5:30pm,T/Th 8:30am and 

9:30am. For location please call 408 482 9516 or see www.strollerpower.com 

for details & liability waiver. 

Instructor: Taught by StrollerPower! trained professionals. 

TODDLER & ME, 

TODDLER & ME SPANISH 

In this class children and their parents share an educational experience 

in an age appropriate learning environment. Children of this 

age are egocentric, sensory learners and use the discovery method 

to construct their knowledge of the world. Physical, emotional and 

social needs are encouraged in an accepting, warm environment. 

Classes take place in a pre-school setting. Please make arrangements 

for other siblings. Class meets at Immanuel Lutheran Church, 

14103 Saratoga Ave., Saratoga, Nursery Room. Priority registration 

is given to those participants currently enrolled. No class on 

Friday July 4th. 

Instructor: Toddler & Me Instructors. Ling Lam teaches Mondays, 

Mary Sweeney teaches Tuesdays, Angela Dixon teaches Thursdays, 

Dannica La Mantia teaches Fridays and Maria Flores is a teachers 

aide for all classes and teaches the Wednesday Spanish program. 


DISCOVERY ❂ 


DISCOVERY 


4508.301 Dine With Style I- Manners Matter! 6-10 yrs. Mon.-Fri. 4:00-5:00 PM Viva! Restaurant 5 06/23-06/27 149 



4552.301 Drivers Education 14 1 ⁄2 yrs. & up Mon.-Thurs. 8:30 AM-4:00 PM Campbell CC Rm. Q-84 4 06/16-06/19 99 

4552.302 Drivers Education 14 1 ⁄2 yrs. & up Mon.-Thurs. 8:30 AM-4:00 PM LGHS #507 4 07/28-07/31 99 

4552.399 Drivers Education Online Course 14 1 ⁄2 yrs. & up Open Your Computer on your own 75 

4505.203 Parent’s Night Out- 1st Sat. Month 3-9 yrs. Sat. 6:30-11:00 PM Van Meter Sch. Clubhouse 1 06/07 34 



4506.202 Parent’s Night Out- 3rd Sat. Month 3-9 yrs. Sat. 6:30-11:00 PM Van Meter Sch. Clubhouse 1 05/17 34 



4555.201 Safe Sitters 13-18 yrs. Tues. 9:00 AM-5:30 PM LGHS Community Room 1 06/17 25 

4555.202 Safe Sitters 13-18 yrs. Thurs. 9:00 AM-5:30 PM LGHS Community Room 1 06/19 25 

DINE WITH STYLE I- MANNERS 

MATTER! 

Join us for an exciting and entertaining class designed to make etiquette 

fun. Your child will learn advanced dining and social skills 

that is sure to impress. This interactive class includes making proper 

introductions, conversation skills, writing Thank You notes, telephone 

etiquette, public speaking, while learning to use Continental 

and American styles of dining. Your child will be treated to a specially 

crafted menu by Viva! chefs, waiter service, crystal, formal flatware. 

Food is served in all 5 classes. The last class is a five-course 

graduation banquet. Parents join us after dessert for a 

parent/student wrap-up. Class size is limited to 10 students in order 

to create an enriching environment for each child. $65 materials 

fee for meals, materials an a hard covered book is payable to 

instructor at the first class. Class meets at Viva! Restaurant, 15970 

Los Gatos Blvd., Los Gatos 

Instructor: Maria Chou. Maria has a Masters in Child 

Development and has been working with children for over ten years. 

She was recently trained and received her certification at The 

American School of Protocol, an elite etiquette school which has been 

profiled by every TV channel - ABC FOX, NBC, CBS, CNN and 

BBC. Maria is the president of Bay Area School of Etiquette. 

DRIVERS EDUCATION 

Driver Education is a LIFE SKILL class. There is no substitute for 

the student-teacher interaction, discussion, video analysis, and 

instant feedback that takes place in the classroom. This course meets 

the State of California requirement to obtain a driver’s instruction 

permit. The class is 30 hours long and does not include behind the 

wheel instruction. Upon completion of this course student will 

receive a Certificate of Completion of Classroom Driver Education. 

Students must attend all sessions in order to receive the DMV 

Completion Certificate. Students must be at least 14 1 ⁄2 years to get 

an instruction permit. A lunch break is provided. Please bring a bag 

lunch. For more information call (408)972-1168 or visit us at our 

website at www.economicdrivingschool.com. 

Instructor: Economic Driving School Staff., license #2430. 

Economic Driving School has been in business for the past 29 years 

offering quality Drivers Education and Training classes. 


ONLINE COURSE 

This Online Drivers Education Course is approved by the California 

Department of Motor Vehicles. Reading, flash graphics, videos, and 

quizzes will prepare the reader to pass the written DMV test. The 

course is very easy to use. You simply log into the web site, enroll, and 

you can begin immediately! For more information about the course 

and to register go to: www.economicdrivingschool.com/online/. 

When registering make sure you complete the question that says: 

How did you hear about us by choosing Activity Guide. Enter code: 

8700 

Instructor: Online Instruction Provided by Economic Driving School. 

PARENT’S NIGHT OUT- 

1ST & 3RD SAT. OF EVERY MONTH 

Welcome kids, ages 3 through 9, for an evening of fun, food, activities 

and quiet time. Send your parents out for dinner and an evening 

to themselves while you enjoy snacks, arts and crafts, games, movies 

and more, in a safe, well supervised environment. Parents Night Out 

is held on the 3rd Saturday of every month as an on-going service. 

Children must be potty trained. Pre-registration is required. 

Discount for siblings; $20 each additional family member. Signup 

early! Children must be picked up by 11:00PM sharp. 


SAFE SITTERS 

This is a training program for students who want to be childcare 

providers. Professional firefighters and educators provide hands-on 

training in preventing and responding to emergencies, with an 

emphasis on first aid skills. We will cover infant care, planning age 

appropriate activities as well as how to manage discipline issues. 

Students are also taught to recognize child abuse and, if confronted, 

how to handle inappropriate adult behavior. This program is 

designed for mature-minded students who are serious about developing 

their child care abilities. Students must be 13-18 years old to 

take this course and will receive a certificate upon completion of 

this course. Bring a sack lunch each day. 

Instructor: Santa Clara County Fire Department Personnel. 



❂ MUSIC AROUND THE WORLD/PIANO/ VIOLIN 

MUSIC AROUND THE WORLD 


3240.301 MAW: Immersion Spanish 0-4 yrs. Wed. 9:00-9:50 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 6 08/06-09/10 89 

3240.302 MAW: Multicultural English 0-4 yrs. Wed. 10:00-10:50 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 6 08/06-09/10 89 

3240.303 MAW: Immersion French 0-4 yrs. Wed. 11:00-11:50 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 6 08/06-09/10 89 

3240.304 MAW: Mandarin Immersion 0-4 yrs. Mon. 10:00-10:50 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 8 06/23-08/11 119 

MUSIC AROUND THE WORLD 

IMMERSION SPANISH, IMMERSION FRENCH, MULTI- 

CULTURAL ENGLISH, MANDARIN IMMERSION 

These 50-minute dual immersion, bilingual classes introduce you 

and your child to another language through the universal language 

of music. No previous language experience is necessary. Young children 

have an amazing ability to absorb languages and music. Classes 

include songs and instruction in English and the target language 

(Spanish, Mandarin or French) plus music from around the world. 

Your child experiences a new language through songs, chants, 

dance, and free play with age-appropriate instruments in a fun and 

creative learning environment. Lots of rhythmic and tonal play integrated 

with whole body movement and imaginative improvisation 

provide a wonderful foundation for future musical, linguistic, and 

intellectual growth. Siblings 

under 10 months are free, discount 

for siblings over 10 months 

is $99. A $25 material fee for new 

students is payable to instructor 

at first class. For more info or to 

arrange a free preview contact 

Julie at (408) 358-1341 or joyfulnoise@aya.yale.edu. 

Instructor: Julie Wong. 

California State Certified 

Elementary School Teacher, MA 

in Education/Specialization Music 

and Language Instruction. 

PIANO/ VIOLIN: MUSIC FOR YOUNG CHILDREN 


3225.303 Piano:Beginners I 4-5 yrs. Mon. 4:30-5:20 PM Melody Academy of Music 6 06/23-07/28 144 

3225.304 Piano:Beginners I 4-5 yrs. Wed. 10:00-10:50 PM Melody Academy of Music 6 06/25-07/30 144 

3225.305 Piano:Beginners I 4-5 yrs. Sat. 2:00-2:50 PM Melody Academy of Music 6 06/21-08/02 144 

3225.300 Piano:Beginners I-Bilingual 4-5 yrs. Mon. 4:30-5:20 PM Melody Academy of Music 6 06/23-07/28 144 

3225.306 Piano:Beginners II 5-6 yrs. Tues. 6:30-7:20 PM Melody Academy of Music 6 06/24-07/29 144 

3225.307 Piano:Beginners II 5-6 yrs. Wed. 11:00-11:50 AM Melody Academy of Music 6 06/25-07/30 144 

3225.308 Piano:Beginners II 5-6 yrs. Sat. 3:00-3:50 PM Melody Academy of Music 6 06/21-08/02 144 

3225.301 Piano:Beginners II-Bilingual 5-6 yrs. Sun. 11:00-11:50 AM Melody Academy of Music 6 06/22-08/03 144 

3225.309 Piano:Beginners III 7 yrs. & up Mon. 6:30-7:20 PM Melody Academy of Music 6 06/23-07/28 144 

3225.310 Piano:Beginners III 7 yrs. & up Sat. 6:00-6:50 PM Melody Academy of Music 6 06/21-07/02 144 

3225.302 Piano:Beginners III-Bilingual 7 yrs. & up Sun. 6:30-7:20 PM Melody Academy of Music 6 06/22-08/03 144 

3225.311 Group Violin Class 6-10 yrs. Tues. 6:30-7:20 PM Melody Academy of Music 6 06/26-07/31 144 

3225.312 Group Violin Class 6-10 yrs. Sat. 2:00-2:50 PM Melody Academy of Music 6 06/21-08/02 144 

3225.313 Group Cello Class 7 yrs. & up Sun. Noon-12:50 PM Melody Academy of Music 6 06/22-08/03 144 

3225.315 Group Clarinet 8-13 yrs. Wed. 7:00-7:50 PM Melody Academy of Music 6 06/25-07/30 144 

3225.320 Chinese Folkdance 4-5 yrs. Sat. Noon-12:50 PM Melody Academy of Music 6 06/21-08/02 72 

3225.322 Chinese Folkdance 6-7 yrs. Sat. 1:00-1:50 PM Melody Academy of Music 6 06/21-08/02 72 

3225.324 Chinese Folkdance 8-9 yrs. Sat. 2:00-2:50 PM Melody Academy of Music 6 06/21-08/02 72 

3225.326 Chinese Folkdance 10-11 yrs. Tues. 7:00-7:50 PM Melody Academy of Music 6 06/24-07/29 72 

MELODY ACADEMY OF MUSIC 

PLEASE SEE OUR WEBSITE AT LGSRECREATION.ORG FOR DETAILED CLASS DESCRIPTIONS 

The complete program is designed on a 6-week introduction session, and a 36-week session. Tuition is paid to the Recreation Department 

for the first 6-week introduction session; the remaining classes need to be registered directly with MAM. To observe classes please feel free 

to drop by one of our currently running classes. PLEASE NOTE: location: 1054 South DeAnza Blvd. Suite 102, San Jose, CA 95129.( Cross 

street Clarendon, across from Happy Donuts) For more information, please call 408-861-1298 or visit our website at www.melodydoremi.com 


MUSIC TOGETHER ❂ 


MUSIC TOGETHER 


LOS GATOS LOCATION 

Free Music Together Demo Birth-6 yrs. Tues. 9:30-11:30 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 1 06/17 free 

Free Music Together Demo Birth-6 yrs. Wed. 9:30-11:30 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 1 06/18 free 

3201.301 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Mon. 9:30-10:15 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 6 07/07-08/11 100 

3201.302 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Mon. 10:30-11:15 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 6 07/07-08/11 100 

3201.303 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Mon. 11:30 AM-12:15 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 6 07/07-08/11 100 

3201.304 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Tues. 9:30-10:15 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 6 07/08-08/12 100 

3201.305 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Tues. 10:30-11:15 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 6 07/08-08/12 100 

3201.306 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Tues. 11:30 AM-12:15 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 6 07/08-08/12 100 

3201.307 Music Together-Babies Birth-8 mos. Tues. 12:30-1:15 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 6 07/08-08/12 100 

3201.308 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Wed. 9:30-10:15 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 6 07/09-08/13 100 

3201.309 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Wed. 10:30-11:15 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 6 07/09-08/13 100 

3201.310 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Wed. 11:30 AM-12:15 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 6 07/09-08/13 100 

3201.345 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Wed. 12:30-1:15 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 6 07/09-08/13 100 

3201.311 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Thurs. 9:30-10:15 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 6 07/10-08/14 100 

3201.312 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Thurs. 10:30-11:15 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 6 07/10-08/14 100 

3201.313 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Thurs. 11:30 AM-12:15 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 6 07/10-08/14 100 

3201.314 Music Together- Masters 3-6 yrs. Thurs. 12:30-1:15 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 6 07/10-08/14 100 

3201.343 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Thurs. 3:00-3:45 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 6 07/10-08/14 100 

3201.344 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Thurs. 4:00-4:45 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 6 07/10-08/14 100 

3201.315 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Fri. 9:30-10:15 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 6 07/11-08/15 100 

3201.316 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Fri. 10:30-11:15 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 6 07/11-08/15 100 

3201.317 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Fri. 11:30 AM-12:15 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 6 07/11-08/15 100 

3201.318 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Sat. 9:30-10:15 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 6 07/12-08/16 100 

3201.319 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Sat. 10:30-11:15 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 6 07/12-08/16 100 

3201.320 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Sat. 11:30 AM-12:15 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 6 07/12-08/16 100 

3201.321 Music Together- Masters 3-6 yrs. Sat. 12:30-1:15 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 6 07/12-08/16 100 

FREE MUSIC TOGETHER DEMO 

NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED - Classes are held at 9:30, 

10:30 11:30am or 4:30, 5:30 6:30PM See chart for times. Join us 

for a Free Demo Class to experience why everyone you know 

LOVES Music Together! We’ll sing, dance and play instruments, 

and introduce you to the wonderful ways we lead adults to 

support the musical growth of their children, regardless of 

musical ability. Does music make you smarter? Yes! Music 

Together will add brilliance to your life. Please call 831-438- 

3514 with any questions. http://www.musicalme.com 

MUSIC TOGETHER- MASTERS 

If you have a child who is between the ages of 3-6 who has attended 

several semesters of Music Together, he or she may be ready for this 

MT Masters Class. Bring your child for the same outstanding music 

with some different kinds of activities - rhythm improvisation, 

independent singing, dance improvisation, and dramatic play. 

Teachers work with individual skill levels and interests. Please note: 

Because they’re so used to trying to keep up with their big sisters 

and brothers, younger siblings are welcome to attend the Masters 

Class too! Please call 831-438-3514 or email registrar@musicalme.com 

for more info or for a free preview. Lab fee: $40 due at 

first class meeting. 



❂ MUSIC TOGETHER 

MUSIC TOGETHER 


SARATOGA LOCATION 

Free Music Together Demo Birth-6 yrs. Fri. 9:30-11:30 AM Saratoga Community Ctr. 1 06/20 free 

Free Music Together Demo Birth-6 yrs. Sat. 9:30-11:30 AM Saratoga Community Ctr. 1 06/21 free 

3201.322 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Mon. 9:30-10:15 AM Saratoga Community Ctr. 6 07/07-08/11 100 

3201.323 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Mon. 10:30-11:15 AM Saratoga Community Ctr. 6 07/07-08/11 100 

3201.324 Music Together- Masters 3-6 yrs. Mon. 11:30 AM-12:15 PM Saratoga Community Ctr. 6 07/07-08/11 100 

3201.325 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Tues. 9:30-10:15 AM Saratoga Community Ctr. 6 07/08-08/12 100 

3201.326 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Tues. 10:30-11:15 AM Saratoga Community Ctr. 6 07/08-08/12 100 

3201.327 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Tues. 11:30 AM-12:15 PM Saratoga Community Ctr. 6 07/08-08/12 100 

3201.328 Music Together- Masters 3-6 yrs. Tues. 4:30-5:15 PM Saratoga Community Ctr. 6 07/08-08/12 100 

3201.329 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Tues. 5:30-6:15 PM Saratoga Community Ctr. 6 07/08-08/12 100 

3201.330 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Tues. 6:30-7:15 PM Saratoga Community Ctr. 6 07/08-08/12 100 

3201.331 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Wed. 9:30-10:15 AM Saratoga Community Ctr. 6 07/09-08/13 100 

3201.332 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Wed. 10:30-11:15 AM Saratoga Community Ctr. 6 07/09-08/13 100 

3201.333 Music Together-Babies Birth-8 mos. Wed. 11:30 AM-12:15 PM Saratoga Community Ctr. 6 07/09-08/13 100 

3201.334 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Thurs. 9:30-10:15 AM Saratoga Community Ctr. 6 07/10-08/14 100 

3201.335 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Thurs. 10:30-11:15 AM Saratoga Community Ctr. 6 07/10-08/14 100 

3201.336 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Thurs. 11:30 AM-12:15 PM Saratoga Community Ctr. 6 07/10-08/14 100 

3201.337 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Fri. 9:30-10:15 AM Saratoga Community Ctr. 6 07/11-08/15 100 

3201.338 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Fri. 10:30-11:15 AM Saratoga Community Ctr. 6 07/11-08/15 100 

3201.339 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Fri. 11:30 AM-12:15 PM Saratoga Community Ctr. 6 07/11-08/15 100 

3201.340 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Sat. 9:30-10:15 AM Saratoga Community Ctr. 6 07/12-08/16 100 

3201.341 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Sat. 10:30-11:15 AM Saratoga Community Ctr. 6 07/12-08/16 100 

3201.342 Music Together- Mixed Ages Birth-6 yrs. Sat. 11:30 AM-12:15 PM Saratoga Community Ctr. 6 07/12-08/16 100 

MUSIC TOGETHER- MIXED AGES 

This is the essential Music Together class, one that a child can attend 

from birth through age six through all nine song collections. This 

basic class follows the recommendations of child development 

researchers - grouping children of a variety of ages because this fosters 

natural, family-style learning. Younger children enjoy watching and 

imitating older ones; older children learn by leading younger ones; 

and adults are happy because the children in the family can go to class 

together. Each child participates at his or her own level in singing, 

moving, chanting, listening, watching, or exploring musical instruments. 

Any caregivers - parents, grandparents, nanny - can bring the 

children. The whole family is welcome for this important family 

music experience. For more info or for a free preview, call 831-438- 

3514 or email registrar@musicalme.com.More information and 

make-up class procedures can be found at www.musicalme.com. Lab 

fee: $40 due at first class meeting. 

MUSIC TOGETHER-BABIES 

Every child’s development benefits from early exposure to music 

and movement. Because the early months are so important, Music 

Together offers two options for babies. Babies eight months and 

younger at the time of registration may attend a Mixed Ages Class, 

whether registered on their own or attending free with an older 

brother or sister. Babies may also take the special Babies Class 

offered as a one-semester introduction to Music Together. (This 

class cannot be repeated.) The music activities and materials are 

specially designed for parents who want to learn as much as possible 

about music development in babies. Meet other parents of 

newborns and learn some fascinating music activities you can 

recreate at home with your baby. Please call 831-438-3514 or email 

registrar@musicalme.com for more info or for a free preview. Lab 

fee: $40 due at first class meeting. 

Instructor: Music Together Staff. 

PLEASE NOTE: No class on Monday, May 26th. Music Together is a music and movement approach to early childhood music development 

for infant, toddler, preschool, and kindergarten children and their parents, grandparents and other primary caregivers. The Music 

Together approach develops every child’s birthright of basic music competence by encouraging the actual experiencing of music, rather 

than the learning of concepts or information about music. Does music make you smarter? Yes! Music Together will add brilliance to the 

life of your whole family. For more info or for a free preview, call 831-438-3514 or email registrar@musicalme.com. More information 

and make-up class procedures can be found at www.musicalme.com. A mandatory $40 lab fee per family is payable to instructors in 

class. All students must be enrolled, unless they are 8 months and under AND attending with a registered sibling. In the case of an 

occasional special situation where an enrolled student would like to bring a sibling or friend to class with them, you must first schedule 

the visit in advance and pay a guest fee for the extra child which is $15, payable to “MusicalMe, Inc.” Payment must be made and given 

to the teacher on the day you attend. We cannot extend this guest fee option to any unregistered families. 


CREATIVE ARTS ❂ 


CREATIVE ARTS 


4525.341 You-N-Me Ceramics 3-5 yrs. Mon. 3:00-4:00 PM Art Beat 6 07/21-08/25 108 

4525.372 Clay Time! 4-6 yrs. Mon. 4:30-5:30 PM Art Beat 6 07/21-08/25 108 

4525.374 Clay Time! 4-6 yrs. Tues. 3:00-4:00 PM Art Beat 6 07/22-08/26 108 

4525.306 Beg. Drawing & Painting 5-7 yrs. Tues. 1:30-2:30 PM Art Beat 5 07/22-08/19 90 

4525.307 Beg. Drawing & Painting 5-7 yrs. Wed. 1:30-2:30 PM Art Beat 5 07/23-08/20 90 

4525.315 Beginning Ceramics 7-10 yrs. Tues. 4:30-5:30 PM Art Beat 6 07/22-08/26 108 

4525.352 Mixed Media 7-10 yrs. Thurs. 3:00-4:00 PM Art Beat 6 07/24-08/28 108 

4525.317 Beginning Ceramics 7-10 yrs. Wed. 3:00-4:00 PM Art Beat 6 07/23-08/27 108 

4530.301 Pixar Cartoon Workshop 7-15 yrs. Sat. 2:00-5:00 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 1 07/19 60 

4525.309 Beg. Drawing & Painting 8-10 yrs. Fri. 4:30-5:30 PM Art Beat 5 07/25-08/22 90 

4525.308 Beg. Drawing & Painting 8-10 yrs. Thurs. 4:30-5:30 PM Art Beat 5 07/24-08/21 90 

4525.334 Beginning Potter’s Wheel 10-15 yrs. Thurs. 4:30-6:00 PM Art Beat 6 07/24-08/28 162 

4525.335 Beginning Potter’s Wheel 10-15 yrs. Mon. 4:30-6:00 PM Art Beat 6 07/21-08/25 162 

4525.336 Beginning Potter’s Wheel 10-15 yrs. Tues. 4:30-6:00 PM Art Beat 6 07/22-08/26 162 

4525.333 Beginning Potter’s Wheel 10-15 yrs. Sun. 4:30-6:00 PM Art Beat 6 07/20-08/24 162 

4525.332 Beginning Potter’s Wheel 10-15 yrs. Wed. 4:30-6:00 PM Art Beat 6 07/23-08/27 162 

4525.322 Hand Building Ceramics 10-15 yrs. Thurs. 4:30-5:30 PM Art Beat 6 07/24-08/28 108 

BEG. DRAWING & PAINTING 

This is an entry-level drawing class, which will instruct students step 

by step how to draw, and the fundamentals of using the pencil to 

sketch and design. Students will draw subjects, which inspire them 

and develop their artistic confidence. A $25 material fee is due the 

first day of class. Classes are held at Art Beat, 68 E. Campbell Ave., 

Campbell (408) 370-5002. 

Instructor: Erinn Turi. 

BEGINNING CERAMICS 

This unique program uses clay as the primary medium, teaching students 

to take a 3D approach to art using pinch, coil and slab construction 

techniques. The goal of this class is to bring out each child’s 

creative side through exploration, skill development, and structure. 

A $30 material fee is due the first day of class. Classes are held at 

Art Beat, 68 E. Campbell Ave., Campbell (408) 370-5002. 


BEGINNING POTTER’S WHEEL 

Feel the clay through your fingers as it spins on the wheel! You will 

learn wedging the clay, centering, pulling basic forms, trimming 

glazing. Progress to throwing cylinders, bowls cup handles. Classes 

are held at Art Beat, 68 E. Campbell Ave., Campbell (408) 370- 

5002. A $30 material fee is due the first day of class. 


CLAY TIME! 

This class is an introduction to clay as students will squish, squeeze, 

roll and pinch it. You and your child will have fun creating beautiful 

projects using cookie cutters, rolling pins, stamps and more. A 

$30 material fee is payable to instructor the first day of class. 

Classes are held at Art Beat, 68 E. Campbell Ave., Campbell (408) 

370-5002. 


HAND BUILDING CERAMICS 

This class focuses on a 

beginner’s approach to hand 

building techniques. By combining 

techniques taught in 

class — pinching, slab 

building, and coiling, you 

will create dynamic threedimensional 

projects. A $30 

material fee is due the first 

day of class. Classes are held 

at Art Beat, 68 E. Campbell 

Ave., Campbell (408) 370- 

5002. 


MIXED MEDIA 

For this class we have developed a series of mixed media, hands-on 

fun filled art projects. Children try out every art medium as they 

get an opportunity to explore clay, paints, color pencils, and crayons 

while developing a rich imagination. Our goal is to give children the 

opportunity to express themselves and experience personal growth. 

A $25 material fee is due the first day of class. Classes are held at 

Art Beat, 68 E. Campbell Ave., Campbell (408) 370-5002. 


PARENTING CONTINUUM – 

BACK THIS FALL 

Watch for more information in our fall schedule 

available in August. 


YOUTH 

❂ CREATIVE ARTS/PARENT PARTICIPATION NURSERY SCHOOLS 

PIX AR CARTOON WORKSHOP 

Learn to draw all your favorite cartoons from Buzz 

Lightyear, The Incredibles, to the characters in Ratatouille 

and WALL*E ! Matthew’s encouraging approach allows 

all students to have fun drawing cartoons and teaches 

them to be able to continue their talent after the class is 

completed. All supplies included. 

Instructor: Matthew Luhn. Matthew who is a Pixar Animator and 

cartoonist on Toy Story, Toy Story 2, Monsters Inc, Finding Nemo, 

and Cars will be teaching this one day cartoon workshop. 

YOU-N-ME CERAMICS 

This class is an introduction to clay as students will squish, squeeze, 

roll and pinch it. You and your child will have fun creating beautiful 

projects using cookie cutters, rolling pins, stamps and more. 

A $30 material fee is payable to instructor the first day of class. 

Classes are held at Art Beat, 68 E. Campbell Ave., Campbell (408) 

370-5002. 


GENE’S FINE FOODS 

Quito Village Shopping Center 

18850 Cox Ave., Saratoga. 

Open Monday through Saturday: 8 a.m.-9 p.m. 

Sunday: 9 a.m.-8 p.m. 

(408) 379-8300. 

New! 

THANKYOU TO OUR 

BUNNY FUN HUNT SPONSORS! 

ALL AGES AND SIZES 

ARE ENCOURAGED 

TO PARTICIPATE! 

Call now or visit our 

web site for 

times and locations 

Phone: 408 996-9660 

cbc@timeoutservices.com 

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You’ll Ever Love! 

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ADULT EDUCATION PARENT PARTICIPATION NURSERY SCHOOLS 

PARENTING THE PRESCHOOLER 

Education through The Parent Cooperative Nursery School. 

SCHOOL YEAR AND SUMMER PROGRAMS. Over the years, the 

Los Gatos-Saratoga High School District’s Adult Education 

Division has maintained a program of parent education with four 

independent nursery schools. Parent’s curriculum includes a study 

of preschool children at various levels of growth and development, 

foundations of mental health, and preparation for school. 

Our preschools offer balanced, developmentally appropriate curriculums 

led by credentialed teachers. Young children learn best 

through hands on play in a stimulating and nurturing environment. 

Program activities include circle and story time, dramatic play, 

music and movement, arts and crafts, cooking, science, gardening, 

outdoor play and exploration, and field trips. Children, aged 2-5 

years, may attend 1-4 classes per week depending on their age. 

(This may vary from school to school) Scholarships are available. 

For details regarding these parent-child programs, please contact 

the membership person listed below. 

LOS GATOS PARENT NURSERY SCHOOL 

15 Lyndon Ave., Los Gatos, 95030 . . . . . . .www.lgparentnursery.org 

Richelle Griffin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 408-354-1433, ext. 1 

SARATOGA PARENT NURSERY SCHOOL 

20490 Williams Ave., Saratoga, 95070 

www.saratogaparentnurseryschool.org 

Katina Woodman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .408-867-9774 

info@saratogaparentnurseryschool.org 

LOS GATOS-SARATOGA OBSERVATION 

NURSERY SCHOOL 

ALSOKNOWNASTHEMOUNTAIN SCHOOL 

19601 Black Road, Los Gatos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .www.lgsons.com 

P.O. Box 33091, Los Gatos, CA 95031 

Karen Paculba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .408-356-8413 

BUILDING BLOCKS PARENT 

NURSERY SCHOOL 

Summit Road, Los Gatos . . . . . . .www.buildingblockspreschool.org 

Amy Ramsay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .408-355-3907 


DANCE/DRAMA & MUSIC ❂ 


DANCE/DRAMA & MUSIC 


4105.301 Creative Movement- Miss Shelly 18-30 mos. Tues. 9:15-10:00 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 4 06/24-07/15 56 

4105.302 Star Kids - Miss Shelly 3-4 yrs. Tues. 10:00-10:45 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 4 06/24-07/15 56 

4105.303 Show Stoppers - Miss Shelly 4-5 yrs. Tues. 10:45-11:30 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 4 06/24-07/15 56 

4108.301 Tiny Tots Dance- Miss Terry 18 mos.-3 yrs. Thurs. 10:40-11:10 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 8 06/26-08/14 112 

4108.302 Preschool Ballet- Miss Terry 3-5 yrs. Thurs. 11:10-11:55 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 8 06/26-08/14 112 

4108.303 Preschool Tap Ballet-Miss Terry 3-5 yrs. Thurs. 11:55 AM-12:40 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 8 06/26-08/14 112 

4108.304 Preschool Ballet- Miss Terry 3-5 yrs. Thurs. 2:15-3:00 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 8 06/26-08/14 112 

4108.305 Preschool Tap Ballet-Miss Terry 3-5 yrs. Thurs. 3:00-3:45 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 8 06/26-08/14 112 

4108.306 Ballet-Miss Terry 6-10 yrs. Thurs. 3:45-4:45 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 8 06/26-08/14 124 

4108.307 Ballet/Tap-Miss Terry 6-10 yrs. Thurs. 4:45-5:45 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 8 06/26-08/14 124 

4108.310 Summer Princess!- Miss Terry 3.5-5 yrs. Tues. 1:00-2:00 PM LGHS Community Room 6 07/08-08/12 84 

4112.301 Irish Dancing-Toddler Beginners 4-6 yrs. Wed. 3:30-4:15 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 8 07/16-09/03 129 

4112.302 Irish Dancing-Beginners 6-10 yrs. Wed. 3:30-4:15 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 8 07/16-09/03 129 

4112.303 Irish Dancing-Adv. Beg. 4-10 yrs. Wed. 4:15-5:15 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 8 07/16-09/03 129 

4112.304 Irish Dancing-Intermediate All Ages Wed. 5:15-6:15 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 8 07/16-09/03 129 

4112.305 Irish Dancing-Championship All Preliminary All Ages Wed. 6:15-7:30 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 8 07/16-09/03 129 

4112.306 Irish Dancing-Championship All Open All Ages Wed. 7:30-8:45 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 8 07/16-09/03 129 

4112.307 Irish Dancing-Novice/Prize Winner 11-18 yrs. Wed. 7:30-8:30 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 8 07/16-09/03 129 

REGULAR DANCE SCHEDULE – BACK THIS FALL 

BALLET- MISS TERRY 

Movement, grace and fun are the tone of this class. Children will 

develop grace, self confidence, and an appreciation of the art. 

Instructor: Miss Terry Phillips. 

BALLET/TAP- MISS TERRY 

Participants will enjoy a half hour of tap technique and a half hour 

of classical ballet technique, developing grace and self confidence. 


CREATIVE MOVEMENT- MISS SHELLY 

Basic ballet steps and tumbling will be included in this program. 

Dress up, scarves, pom pom and hula hoops will be incorporated. 


IRISH DANCING 

NEW BEGINNERS: Starting Irish dance for the first time. Wear a red 

sock on right foot and a white sock on the left. INTERMEDIATE: Some 

experience in hard shoe. ADVANCED BEGINNER CONTINUING 

BEGINNERS: Knowledge of reel and jig. PRELIM/CHAMP: Must be 

entered in Preliminary Championship. NOVICE/PRIZE WINNER: 1st 

year experience in hard shoe. OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP: By teachers 

consent. SOLO PRACTICE: Open to Beg. II, Novice PW dancers. 

Optional: Materials fee of $20 payable to Instructor in class for an Irish 

Dance CD.All students should have ballet slippers or Irish reel shoes. 

Please wear shorts, white socks and a “neat”t-shirt. No class June 2. 

Instructor: Patricia Kennelly. 

PRESCHOOL BALLET- MISS TERRY 

Participants will learn ballet techniques as well as rhythm and music 

appreciation in a fun and playful way. Children should wear 

Leotard, tights, ballet slippers. 


PRESCHOOL TAP BALLET- MISS TERRY 

A joyful combination of Tap Ballet. Basic tap technique, rhythm and 

graceful ballet moves will be taught in this fun class. Leotard, tights, 

ballet slippers and tap shoes required. 


SHOW STOPPERS - MISS SHELLY 

Tap, ballet and tumbling will be included in this program. Dress up, 

scarves, pom pom and hula hoops will be incorporated into the 

class. We will have a mini recital last class 


STAR KIDS - MISS SHELLY 

Tap, ballet and tumbling will be included in this program. Dress up, 

scarves, pom pom and hula hoops will be incorporated into the 

class. We will have a mini recital last class 


SUMMER PRINCESS!- MISS TERRY 

Come celebrate all the beautiful fairytale princesses’ in this special 

summer workshop! Each week we’ll have a different theme princess, 

Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Snow White and others. We will dance 

to their music, make special princess crafts, dress up and feel as 

special as a princess! You’ll receive a princess costume, bag and other 

specials. Materials fee of $35 is payable to the instructor at first 

class. Includes Costume and all craft materials. 

Instructor: Terry Philips. 

TINY TOTS DANCE- MISS TERRY 

Movement experiences for the very young children. Enjoy music 

and creative movement building strong motor skills. Dancing with 

ribbons and magic wands while working on their coordination. 




❂ GYMNASTICS 

GYMNASTICS 


4701.311 Gym Kids 4 1 ⁄2-5 yrs. Mon. 3:45-4:30 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 9 06/30-08/25 126 

4701.312 Beginning Gym Stars 5-6 yrs. Mon. 4:30-5:25 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 9 06/30-08/25 126 

4701.313 Gymnastics-Beg. I & II 7 yrs. & up Mon. 5:30-6:25 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 9 06/30-08/25 126 

4701.321 Wiggle Worms I 3-4 yrs. Tues. 9:30-10:15 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 9 07/01-08/26 126 

4701.322 Gym Kids 4-5 yrs. Tues. 10:15-11:00 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 9 07/01-08/26 126 

4701.323 Gym Play I -Parent/Child 17-23 mos. Tues. 11:00-11:45 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 9 07/01-08/26 126 

4701.324 Wiggle Worms II 4-4 1 ⁄2 yrs. Tues. 11:50 AM-12:45 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 9 07/01-08/26 126 

4701.326 Team: Boys 5-6 1 ⁄2 yrs. Tues. 3:30-4:25 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 9 07/01-08/26 144 

4701.327 Team: Gym Team I 6-7 yrs. Tues. 4:30-5:25 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 9 07/01-08/26 144 

4701.331 Wiggle Worms I 3-4 yrs. Thurs. 2:45-3:30 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 8 07/10-08/28 154 

4701.332 Team: Gym Hopes 5-5 1 ⁄2 yrs. Thurs. 3:30-4:25 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 8 07/10-08/28 176 

4701.333 Team: Gym Team II 8 yrs. & up Thurs. 4:30-5:25 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 8 07/10-08/28 176 

4701.341 Gym-Baby Play Time - Parent/Child 10-16 mos. Fri. 9:30-10:5 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 8 07/11-08/29 100 

4701.342 Gym Play III - Parent/Child 30-36 mos. Fri. 10:30-11:15 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 8 07/11-08/29 140 

4701.343 Gym Play I - Parent/Child 17-23 mos. Fri. 11:15 AM-Noon LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 8 07/11-08/29 140 

4701.344 Gym Play II - Parent/Child 24-30 mos. Fri. Noon-12:45 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 8 07/11-08/29 140 

4701.345 Wiggle Worms II 4-4 1 ⁄2 yrs. Fri. 12:45-1:30 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 8 07/11-08/29 140 

4701.346 Team: Gym Team II 6-8 yrs. Fri. 3:30-4:25 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 8 07/11-08/29 160 

BEGINNING GYM STARS 

Class is for the students who are continuing from Gym Kids and/or 

just beginning in gymnastics. Emphasis on proper form and 

learning skills from floor, vault, beam, bars and mini-trampoline. 

Instructor: Rising Stars. 

GYM KIDS 

We will develop skills in coordination, motor development, 

eye/hand coordination and gymnastics. We’ll learn skills utilizing 

the floor mats, vault, beam, bars and mini-trampoline. Fun routines 

will be taught with ribbons, hula hoops, balls and parachute. 


GYM PLAY I, II & III 

This is a parent participation class. These classes are designed especially 

for the active child. Both caregiver and child will learn fun 

songs and finger plays to share with the whole family. We will play 

with ribbons, balls, hula-hoops, puppets, beanbags and more. Wear 

comfortable clothing. 


GYM-BABY PLAY TIME 

Parent and child will have a free play time on fun equipment. We 

will use the parachute, ribbons, bouncy balls , scarves together with 

the songs from our favorite baby melodies. The more we will get 

together, the happier we will be” - the idea of this class. 


GYMNASTICS-BEG. I & II 

This is for the older beginner and the continuing gymnast. We will 

progress with more difficult gymnastic skills. The floor, vault, beam, 

bars and mini-trampoline will be used in this class. 


TEAM: BOYS 

By invitations only with prior gymnastics experience or continuation 

of Beg I & II class. Advanced skills will be taught as well as 

strength, flexibility and coordination. To enroll in team class, 

please email Ella at athletortus@yahoo.com or call 408-497-3775. 


TEAM: GYM HOPES 

The repeat students of Rising Stars, Super Stars, Gym Kids and Gym 

Stars are welcome to join after taking those classes at least for 2 sessions 

in a row.At the end of each session the students will receive certificates 

of achievement, report cards or ribbons. To enroll in team class,please 

email Ella at athletortus@yahoo.com or call 408-497-3775. 


TEAM: GYM TEAM I 

The compulsory skills will be polished and advanced through this class. 

The elements of sport aerobics, acrobatics and gymnastics will be used 

in warm-ups. Strength and flexibility, choreography and dance steps, 

great workout are the keys of this class. To enroll in team class, please 



TEAM: GYM TEAM II 

The skill level will be brought up to the precompetitive recreational level 

with aerobics warm-ups, acrobatics elements, and gymnastics tumbling 

skills. At the end of each session the students will receive certificates of 

achievement, report cards or ribbons. To enroll in team class, please 



WIGGLE WORMS I & II 

Become a wiggle worm and you’ll develop skills in coordination, 

motor development, eye/hand coordination, sports skills and selfesteem. 

We’ll use ribbons, hula-hoops, balls, beanbags and parachute. 



SPORTS & FITNESS/MARTIAL ARTS/FENCING ❂ 


SPORTS & FITNESS 


4650.301 Ice Skating 5-6 yrs. Mon. 5:15-6:15 PM Ice Center 6 06/02-07/07 67 





4651.301 Ice Skating: Hockey Intro. 7-14 yrs. Tues. 4:30-5:45 PM Ice Center 6 06/03-07/08 67 

4651.302 Ice Skating: Hockey Intro. 7-14 yrs. Tues. 4:30-5:45 PM Ice Center 6 07/15-08/19 67 

ICE SK ATE: PARENT & CHILD 

Mom and Dad will do the teaching under the guidance of a specially 

trained instructor. Arrive at the rink at least 15 minutes before 

class. Skate rentals, half-hour lessons from 10:00-10:30 AM and 

practice time from 10:30-11:00 AM included in the fee. 


ICE SK ATING 

Includes half-hour lessons (5-6 yrs. - 5:15-5:45PM; 7-12 yrs. - 6:15- 

6:45PM), skate rentals and a half-hour supervised practice time. All 

MARTIAL ARTS/FENCING 

participants should have legs covered for protection and wear 

gloves. Arrive at the rink at least 15 minutes before class time. 


ICE SK ATING: HOCKEY INTRO. 

This class will emphasize basic skating skills. Students will learn to 

move, turn and stop in a controlled manner. Balance and use of blade 

edges will be emphasized. Hockey stick and helmet are required; 

additional equipment is encouraged. (Lesson time is 5:15-5:45PM). 



4663.301 Aikido Beg/Int 6-13 yrs. Fri. 5:00-6:30 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 10 06/20-08/29 69 

4654.301 Karate 4-14 yrs. Fri. 4:15-5:00 PM All Pro Studio 6 06/27-08/08 66 

4670.301 Fencing Super Youth Intro 4.5-6 yrs. Fri. 4:00-4:55 PM CA Fencing Academy 3 07/11-07/25 59 

4670.302 Fencing Youth Intro 7-12 yrs. Fri. 5:00-5:55 PM CA Fencing Academy 3 07/11-07/25 59 

4670.304 Fencing Youth Intro 7-12 yrs. Mon. 6:00-6:55 PM CA Fencing Academy 3 07/07-07/21 59 

4670.306 Fencing Youth Intro 7-12 yrs. Sat. 9:30-10:25 AM CA Fencing Academy 3 07/12-07/26 59 

4670.307 Fencing Super Youth Intro 4.5-6 yrs. Fri. 4:00-4:55 PM CA Fencing Academy 3 08/08-08/22 59 

4670.308 Fencing Youth Intro 7-12 yrs. Fri. 5:00-5:55 PM CA Fencing Academy 3 08/08-08/22 59 

4670.309 Fencing Youth Intro 7-12 yrs. Mon. 6:00-6:55 PM CA Fencing Academy 3 08/04-08/18 59 

4670.310 Fencing Youth Intro 7-12 yrs. Sat. 9:30-10:25 AM CA Fencing Academy 3 08/09-08/23 59 

4655.301 Tae Kwon Do 4-14 yrs. Sat. 9:45-10:30 AM All Pro Studio 6 06/21-08/16 66 

4655.302 Tae Kwon Do 4-14 yrs. Wed. 5:45-6:30 PM All Pro Studio 6 06/25-07/30 66 

AIKIDO BEG/INT 

Aikido is a non-violent self-defense martial art. At beginning levels, 

concentration, coordination, control of movement and a ‘disciplined 

attitude’ are stressed. Please wear loose clothing or a gi. 

Beginning students 5 to 6 PM; Intermediate students 5 to 6:30 PM; 

this is an on-going program. Class will not meet on July 4. 

Instructor: Louise Lovett. 

FENCING SUPER YOUTH INTRO 

& YOUTH INTRO 

You will learn basic rules, safety and manners of the sport, and 

actions on the blades while developing and maintaining physical 

and mental fitness, self-discipline and great sportsmanship skills. 

All rental equipment fees are included; wear shorts or sweat pants, 

t-shirt, and lace up athletic shoes. The CFA coaches are professionally 

trained and certified instructors and fencing masters. All classes 

are held at CA Fencing Academy, 5289 F Prospect Road, San Jose 

www.calfencingacademy.com or call us at (408)865-1950. 

Instructor: California Fencing Academy Staff. 

K ARATE 

Karate uses physical techniques to strengthen the body and improve 

coordination and timing. Emphasis will be on philosophy and the 

development of concentration, strengthening of the mind, and 

improvement of mental attitude. Please wear loose comfortable 

clothing or a gi. Please log on to www.allprotkd.com to download 

liability form, complete and bring to first class. No class on July 4. 


TAE KWON DO 

Tae Kwon Douses physical techniques to strengthen the body and 

improve coordination and timing; emphasis on the philosophy and 

the development of concentration strengthen the mind and improve 

mental attitudes. Please wear loose comfortable clothing or a gi; the 

latter can be purchased at the studio. Classes located at 15545 Los 

Gatos Blvd., Suite D, Los Gatos (408) 358-6042.Please log on to 

www.allprotkd.com to download registration form,complete & 

bring to first class. No class June 28, July 5 or July 26. 




❂ SOCCER 

SOCCER 


4660.301 Soccer, Tot 3.5-4 yrs. Tues. 9:45-10:15 AM Bl. Hill Park 8 07/08-08/26 79 

4660.302 Soccer, Pre 4-5 yrs. Tues. 10:15-10:50 AM Bl. Hill Park 8 07/08-08/26 79 

4660.303 Soccer, Tot 3.5-4 yrs. Tues. 1:40-2:10 PM Bl. Hill Park 8 07/08-08/26 79 

4660.304 Soccer, Pre 4-5 yrs. Tues. 2:10-2:45 PM Bl. Hill Park 8 07/08-08/26 79 


4660.306 Soccer I 5-6 yrs. Tues. 3:20-4:05 PM Bl. Hill Park 8 07/08-08/26 89 

4660.307 Soccer II 7-8 yrs. Tues. 4:05-4:50 PM Bl. Hill Park 8 07/08-08/26 89 

4660.308 Soccer, Tot 3.5-4 yrs. Tues. 4:50-5:20 PM Bl. Hill Park 8 07/08-08/26 79 


4661.301 Soccer, Tot 3.5-4 yrs. Fri. 9:45-10:15 AM Bl. Hill Park 8 07/11-08/29 79 

4661.302 Soccer, Pre 4-5 yrs. Fri. 10:15-10:50 AM Bl. Hill Park 8 07/11-08/29 79 

4661.303 Soccer, Tot 3.5-4 yrs. Fri. 1:40-2:10 PM Bl. Hill Park 8 07/11-08/29 79 

4661.304 Soccer, Pre 4-5 yrs. Fri. 2:10-2:45 PM Bl. Hill Park 8 07/11-08/29 79 

4661.305 Soccer, Pre 4-5 yrs. Fri. 2:45-3:20 PM Bl. Hill Park 8 07/11-08/29 79 

4661.306 Soccer I 5-6 yrs. Fri. 3:20-4:05 PM Bl. Hill Park 8 07/11-08/29 89 

4661.307 Soccer II 7-8 yrs. Fri. 4:05-4:50 PM Bl. Hill Park 8 07/11-08/29 89 

4661.308 Soccer III 9-12 yrs. Fri. 4:05-5:05 PM Bl. Hill Park 8 07/11-08/29 94 

4662.301 Soccer, Tot 3.5-4 yrs. Sat. 1:15-1:45 PM Bl. Hill Park 8 06/28-08/23 79 

4662.302 Soccer, Pre 4-5 yrs. Sat. 1:45-2:20 PM Bl. Hill Park 8 06/28-08/23 79 

4662.303 Soccer, Pre 4-5 yrs. Sat. 2:20-2:55 PM Bl. Hill Park 8 06/28-08/23 79 

4662.304 Soccer I 5-6 yrs. Sat. 2:55-3:40 PM Bl. Hill Park 8 06/28-08/23 89 

4662.305 Soccer II 7-8 yrs. Sat. 3:40-4:25 PM Bl. Hill Park 8 06/28-08/23 89 

4662.306 Soccer III 9-12 mos. Sat. 3:40-4:40 PM Bl. Hill Park 8 06/28-08/23 94 

RAINOUT HOTLINE: 1-800-871-2275 

SOCCER 

All soccer classes meet at Blossom Hill PARK on Shannon Road! 

Shin guards are mandatory for all classes by the second 

meeting; children will not be permitted to participate without 

them! Soccer balls and goal nets are provided. Wear athletic 

shoes. Saturday classes will not meet on July 5. 

FOR SOCCER CAMPS – SEE PAGE 22.__ 

SOCCER, PRE: Pre soccer children will learn basic techniques of 

soccer while building self-esteem and learn to follow instructions 

in a nurturing teaching environment. 

SOCCER, TOT: Young children will develop motor skills while 

having fun running and kicking just like the big kids! 


Kidz 3 1 ⁄2-12 years of age learn the world’s most popular sport from 

professional coaches trained in the Kidz Love Soccer method: a 

session experience includes age appropriate activities: skill demonstrations, 

fun games, and instructional scrimmages conducted in a 

non-competitive, recreational format. Kidz Love Soccer:“where the 

score is always fun to fun.” Log onto www.kidzlovesoccer.com for 

more information. 

SOCCER I: Players learn dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting, age 

specific defense, etc. Fun skill games are played at every session, and 

every participant will have a ball at his or her feet. Small sided soccer 

matches will be gradually introduced. 

SOCCER II & III: Soccer participants ages 7-12 will explore the real 

sport in an instructional and nurturing environment. Be challenged 

by real soccer situations, venture into the fun tactical side of scrimmaging, 

and enjoy age appropriate soccer matches. Attack and score 

goals! Pace and possession! Defense and transition! Skill building 

will be fully explored by young soccer aficionados. 


FUZE ❂ 


FUZE 


4753.302 FUZE Kids CardioKidsBoxing Plus 1 k-8th gr. Pick-A -Day Pick-A-Time FUZE Fit For A Kid 4 07/07-08/15 89 

4753.305 FUZE Kids MARTIAL ARTS Plus 1 k-8th gr. Pick-A -Day Pick-A-Time FUZE Fit For A Kid 4 07/07-08/15 89 

4753.304 FUZE Kids URBAN REBOUNDING Plus 1 k-8th gr. Pick-A -Day Pick-A-Time FUZE Fit For A Kid 4 07/07-08/15 89 

4753.301 FUZE Kids Yoga Plus 1 k-8th gr. Pick-A -Day Pick-A-Time FUZE Fit For A Kid 4 07/07-08/15 89 

4753.303 FUZE Kids ZUMBA Plus 1 k-8th gr. Pick-A -Day Pick-A-Time FUZE Fit For A Kid 4 07/07-08/15 89 

4751.301 Girls FUZE’N Fit Camp K-2nd. gr. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-2:00 PM FUZE Fit For A Kid 5 08/04-08/08 299 

4751.302 Girls FUZE’N Fit Camp 3rd.-5th. gr. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-2:00 PM FUZE Fit For A Kid 5 08/04-08/08 299 

4751.303 Girls FUZE’N Fit Camp 6th-8th. gr. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-2:00 PM FUZE Fit For A Kid 5 08/04-08/08 299 

4752.301 Sports Fit Camp K- 2nd. gr. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-2:00 PM FUZE Fit For A Kid 5 08/11-08/15 299 

4752.302 Sports Fit Camp 3rd.-5th. gr. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-2:00 PM FUZE Fit For A Kid 5 08/11-08/15 299 

4752.303 Sports Fit Camp 6th.-8th. gr. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-2:00 PM FUZE Fit For A Kid 5 08/11-08/15 299 

4750.301 Ultimate Summer Camp K-2nd. gr. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-2:00 PM FUZE Fit For A Kid 5 06/23-06/27 299 

4750.302 Ultimate Summer Camp 3rd.-5th. gr. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-2:00 PM FUZE Fit For A Kid 5 06/23-06/27 299 

4750.303 Ultimate Summer Camp 6th.-8th. gr. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-2:00 PM FUZE Fit For A Kid 5 06/23-06/27 299 













FUZE KIDS 

CARDIOKIDSBOXING PLUS 1, MARTIAL ARTS PLUS 1, 

URBAN REBOUNDING PLUS 1, YOGA PLUS 1, ZUMBA PLUS 1 

FUZE Fit For A Kid! Combo Classes are designed to provide an 

opportunity to garner new experience or gain greater understanding 

in a variety of fun, engaging, and interactive classes such 

as Yoga, Zumba Dance, Urban Rebounding, or Martial Arts – 

YOU PICK THE CLASS YOU WANT FOR UP TO 4 WEEKLY SES- 

SIONS A MONTH– PLUS – You also get to spend quality interactive 

fitness time in our state-of-the-art exergaming fitness facility 

with supervised coaching and support. 25 min. class plus 25 min. 

interactive fitness featuring GameBikes, DDR, Expresso Bikes, 

XAVIX J-MATs, and LightSpace Play. GO – PLAY - ACHIEVE. 

Fuze Waiver must be signed on web prior to first day of class. Fuze 

Waiver must be signed prior to first day of participation. Wear 

comfortable clothing. 

Instructor: FUZE Fitness Professionals. FUZE Fit For A Kid is 

located at 15405 

Los Gatos Blvd. For 

more information 

view our website at 

www.FUZEFIT.com 

or email to 

info@fuzefit.com. 

Phone: (408) 358- 

7529 

GIRLS FUZE’N FIT CAMP 

Girls FUZE’N Fit Summer Camp is for Girls Only! Enjoy this camp 

with your friends from Kindergarten – 8th grade (age-based by 

groups per schedule) designed and instructed by our youth specialists, 

fun coaches and certified instructors. Girls will receive a 

FUZE Fit For A Kid! Jersey shirt and light-weight FUZE backpack. 

Lunch (Erik’s Delicafe, via parent pre-selected menu) and healthy 

snacks included! FUZE has designed a success-oriented comprehensive 

lifestyle camp to provide kids of all ages with the tools necessary 

to live an active, healthy life, all in a fun, energetic 

environment designed just for girls, including self-esteem and confidence-building 

programming. Fun and safe, this camp has it all: 

D Exergaming, Sportwall Gaming, Yoga, Zumba, Urban 

Rebounding, CardioKidsBoxing, Girls ‘N’ the Kitchen, Fitness Arts 

Crafts, Nutrition, and Inspirational chalk talks. We will conduct 

Obstacle courses, Scavenger hunts, Race preparation, and Team 

relays at a nearby park and have Swim Fitness at a facility 

(kid/parent optional). Also included is LightSpace Play, MultiMedia 

and Karaoke entertainment, and of course awards recognition and 

a graduation celebration for all. GO – PLAY - ACHIEVE Fuze 

Waiver must be signed on web prior to first day of camp or in 

person first day at camp. Wear comfortable clothes, athletic shoes, 

and bring a bathing suit and towel on Friday. Lunch provided. 

Early Drop-off / Late Pick-up available 

Instructor: FUZE Fitness Professionals. See FUZE Kids 



SPORTS FIT CAMP 

Sports Fit Camp at FUZE Fit For A Kid! Enjoy this camp 

with your friends from Kindergarten – 8th grade (agebased 

groups), and all of our fun youth strength and conditioning 

coaches. Kids will receive a FUZE Fit For A Kid! 

Jersey shirt and light-weight FUZE backpack. Lunch (Erik’s 

Delicafe, via parent pre-selected menu) and healthy snacks 

included! This camp will emphasize movement and foundations of 

athletics used in four major sports in the am: soccer, basketball, baseball, 

and lacrosse; in the afternoon, we will then apply our acquired 

skills in real-time. On Fridays, we will have swim fitness at a nearby 

facility. Even if you have never played lacrosse or one of the other 

sports, come anyway to learn a new sport and have fun while 

improving your balance, coordination, strength and stamina. All 

levels of fitness welcome. We will use all the exciting fun fitness areas 

at FUZE including: interactive Fitness, Exergaming, Circuit training, 

PlyoPlay, Sportwall gaming, and more. Nutrition-based education 

and other programming to inspire kids including topics on 

Confidence, Sportsmanship and Fair Play will also be used. GO – 

PLAY – ACHIEVE. Fuze Waiver must be signed on web prior to 

first day of camp or in person first day at camp. Wear comfortable 

clothes, athletic shoes, and bring a bathing suit and towel on 

Friday. Lunch provided.Early Drop-off / Late Pick-up available 


New! 

ULTIMATE SUMMER CAMP 

Ultimate Summer Camp is the first camp of the summer 

at FUZE Fit For A Kid! Enjoy this camp with your friends 

from Kindergarten – 8th grade (age-based by groups per 

schedule) designed and instructed by our youth specialists, 

fun coaches and certified instructors. Kids will receive 

❂ FUZE 

a FUZE Fit For A Kid! Jersey shirt and light-weight FUZE backpack. 

Lunch (Erik’s Delicafe, via parent pre-selected menu) and 

healthy snacks included! FUZE has designed a success-oriented 

comprehensive lifestyle camp to provide kids of all ages with the 

tools necessary to live an active, healthy life, all in a fun, energetic 

environment designed just for kids. Fun and safe, this camp has it 

all: Interactive Fitness, Exergaming, PlyoPlay, Sportwall Gaming, 

Yoga, Zumba, Martial Arts, Urban Rebounding, CardioKidsBoxing, 

Kids ‘N’ the Kitchen, Nutrition, and Motivational talks. We will 

conduct Obstacle courses, Scavenger hunts, and Team relays at a 

nearby park and have Swim Fitness at a facility (kid/parent 

optional). Also included is LightSpace Play, MultiMedia and 

Karaoke entertainment, and of course awards recognition and a 

graduation celebration for all. Now, that’s what we call ULTIMATE 

SUMMER CAMP! GO – PLAY - ACHIEVE Fuze Waiver must be 

signed on web prior to first day of camp or in person first day at 

camp. Wear comfortable clothes, athletic shoes, and bring a 

bathing suit and towel on Friday. Lunch provided.Early Drop-off 

/ Late Pick-up available 


New! 


TEEN HAPPENINGS ❂ 


TEEN HAPPENINGS 


2180.301 Sewing Basics Week See description M-F 2:30-5:00 PM LGHS Kitchen #100 5 07/21-07/25 114 


2181.301 Sewing Basics See description Tues. 6:30-8:30 PM LGHS Kitchen #100 6 07/08-08/12 114 

2183.301 Sewing -Advanced Techniques See description Thurs. 6:30-9:00 PM See description 6 07/10-08/21 129 

3117.301 Caribbean Dancing See description Thurs. 7:30-9:00 PM LGHS Dance Studio 4 07/03-07/24 36 

3630.301 Fencing - Adult Intro 13 yrs. & up Mon. 7:00-7:55 PM CA Fencing Academy 3 07/07-07/21 59 

3630.302 Fencing - Adult Intro 13 yrs. & up Mon. 7:00-7:55 PM CA Fencing Academy 3 08/04-08/18 59 

3630.303 Fencing - Adult Intro 13 yrs. & up Sat. 9:30-10:25 AM CA Fencing Academy 3 07/12-07/26 59 

3630.304 Fencing - Adult Intro 13 yrs. & up Sat. 9:30-10:25 AM CA Fencing Academy 3 08/09-08/23 59 

3631.301 Fencing - Teen Intro 13-17 yrs. Fri. 6:00-6:55 PM CA Fencing Academy 3 07/11-07/25 59 

3631.302 Fencing - Teen Intro 13-17 yrs. Fri. 6:00-6:55 PM CA Fencing Academy 3 08/08-08/22 59 

3745.202 Cardio Kick Boxing 14 yrs. & up Tues. 6:15-7:15 PM LGHS Dance Studio 6 05/27-07/08 54 

3745.301 Cardio Kick Boxing 14 yrs. & up Tues. 6:15-7:15 PM LGHS Dance Studio 8 07/15-09/16 72 

4208.301 Guitar- Acoustic Rhythm - Beg. 14 yrs. & up Thursday 6:30-7:30 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 6 06/26-08/07 120 

4208.302 Guitar- Acoustic Rhythm - 14 yrs. & up Thursday 7:30-8:30 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 6 06/26-08/07 120 

Intermediate Level I 

4212.301 Getting Into And Affording 14 yrs. & up Thurs. 6:30-7:30 PM SHS #704 1 07/10 20 

The Best Colleges 

4212.302 Getting Into And Affording 14 yrs. & up Sat. 1:00-2:00 PM LGHS Rm. #101 1 07/26 20 


4212.303 Getting Into And Affording 14 yrs. & up Tues. 6:30-7:30 PM LGHS Rm. #101 1 08/05 20 


4212.304 Getting Into And Affording 14 yrs. & up Sat. 1:00-2:00 PM SHS #704 1 08/16 20 


4231.301 Film Making- Afternoon Camp 12 yrs. & up M-F 2:30-5:00 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 5 07/14-07/18 158 

For Teens 

4231.302 Film Making- Afternoon Camp 12 yrs. & up M-F 2:30-5:00 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 5 08/18-08/22 158 

For Teens 

4281.301 Aikido For Teens 13 yrs. & up Thurs. 5:30-6:30 PM LGHS Community Room 6 06/26-07/31 57 

4281.302 Aikido For Teens 13 yrs. & up Thurs. 5:30-6:30 PM LGHS Community Room 6 08/07-09/18 57 

4552.301 Drivers Education 14 1 ⁄2 yrs. & up Mon.-Thurs. 8:30 AM-4:00 PM Campbell CC Rm. Q-84 4 06/16-06/19 99 

4552.302 Drivers Education 14 1 ⁄2 yrs. & up Mon.-Thurs. 8:30 AM-4:00 PM LGHS #507 4 07/28-07/31 99 

4552.399 Drivers Education Online Course 14 1 ⁄2 yrs. & up Open Your Computer on your own 75 

4555.201 Safe Sitters 13-18 yrs. Tues. 9:00 AM-5:30 PM LGHS Community Room 1 06/17 25 

4555.202 Safe Sitters 13-18 yrs. Thurs. 9:00 AM-5:30 PM LGHS Community Room 1 06/19 25 

7890.000 Caribbean Drumming See description Thurs. 7:30-9:00 PM LGHS Dance Studio 4 07/03-07/24 No Fee 

In The Summer! 

7400.323 Pilates for Teens 12-18 yrs. Thurs 1:00-2:00 PM LG Athletic Club 6 07/17-08/21 150 

7400.324 Teen Yoga 12-17 Tues 2:45-3:45 PM LG Athletic Club 5 07/15-08/12 60 

7400.325 Sports Clinic for Teens 12-18 Mon 1:15-2:15 PM LG Athletic Club 9 06/16-08/11 90 

AIKIDO FOR TEENS 

In harmony there is power. Aikido, the dynamic Japanese 

martial art, teaches centering, control, and self-defense. 

In learning and practicing Aikido, one unifies the mind 

and body. Loose, comfortable clothing recommended. No 

previous training necessary. The course can be repeated for 

those students wishing to continue and advance in rank. Aikido II 

is for Intermediate or above. 

Instructor: Lou Bermingham. 

New! 

CARDIO KICK BOXING 

Cardio Kick boxing is an exciting, high energy workout. By kicking 

and punching in the air to popular music, you will get a great workout 

while learning self-defense. Leg and abdominal muscle workout is a 

part of the routine. No special equipment; wear comfortable clothing 

and athletic shoes. All levels welcome. Drop in option, $10 per class, 

space permitting. NO CLASS: 6/10, 7/22 or 7/29. 

Instructor: Jasmine Nasiri. 



CARIBBEAN DANCING & 

CARIBBEAN DRUMMING 

IN THE SUMMER! 

See description on page 58 in Adult Dance & Music. 


Driver Education is a LIFE SKILL class. There is no substitute for 

the student-teacher interaction, discussion, video analysis, and 

instant feedback that takes place in the classroom. This course meets 

the State of California requirement to obtain a driver’s instruction 

permit. The class is 30 hours long and does not include behind the 

wheel instruction. Upon completion of this course student will 

receive a Certificate of Completion of Classroom Driver Education. 

Students must attend all sessions in order to receive the DMV 

Completion Certificate. Students must be at least 141/2 years to get 

an instruction permit. A lunch break is provided. Please bring a bag 

lunch. For more information call (408)972-1168 or visit us at our 

website at www.economicdrivingschool.com. 

Instructor: Economic Driving School Staff., license #2430. 

Economic Driving School has been in business for the past 29 years 

offering quality Drivers Education and Training classes. 


ONLINE COURSE 

This Online Drivers Education Course is approved by the California 

Department of Motor Vehicles. Reading, flash graphics, videos, and 

quizzes will prepare the reader to pass the written DMV test. The 

course is very easy to use.You simply log into the web site, enroll,and 

you can begin immediately! For more information about the course 

and to register go to: www.economicdrivingschool.com/online/. 

When registering make sure you complete the question that says: 

How did you hear about us by choosing Activity Guide.Enter code: 

8700 

Instructor: Online Instruction Provided by Economic Driving 

School. 

FENCING - TEEN/ADULT INTRO 

Everyone enjoys playing with lightweight flexible swords, and 

fencing is one of the safest, most rewarding sports available. 

Everyone should have at least an introduction to this modern 

Olympic sport and the art of science of swordplay; classes for all age 

groups from ages 5 to 80, boys and girls. This intro class emphasizes 

fun while learning the basics of the sport. The 3 class session prepares 

you to join the beginning class level if you wish to continue; 

we play fun developmental games, do paired drills, and you will 

fence each day! You will learn basic rules, safety and manners of the 

sport, and actions on the blades while developing and maintaining 

physical and mental fitness, self-discipline and great sportsmanship 

skills. All rental equipment fees are included; wear shorts or sweat 

pants, t-shirt, and lace up athletic shoes. The CFA coaches are professionally 

trained and certified instructors and fencing masters. All 

classes are held at CA Fencing Academy, 5289 F Prospect Road, 

San Jose at the cross streets of Saratoga, Prospect, and Lawrence 

Expwy. The Academy is located in Westgate-West Shopping 

Center (near Trader Joes/Orchard Supply). For more information 

on programs and staff, please visit our website at www.calfencingacademy.com 

or call us at (408) 865-1950. Feel free to stop in and 

watch anytime. 

Instructor: California Fencing Academy Staff. for more information 

on programs and staff, please visit our website at 

www.calfencingacademy.com or call us at (408) 865-1950. 

❂ TEEN HAPPENINGS 

FILM MAKING- AFTERNOON 

CAMP FOR TEENS 

Watching a film is magic and making a film is like being 

a magician! We’re going to write, film/record and produce 

a film that can be viewed on the Internet. Students will 

break into groups and, with a mini DV camcorder, make films! 

When we’re done, we’ll have a film premiere of our films and you 

can invite you family and friends. You will learn that it takes many 

people doing many different jobs with a common vision to make a 

film. Learn about computer programs such as Windows Movie 

Maker, iMovie, audio tracks, panning, tilting, jump cuts, establishing 

shots, special effects, scene transitions, release forms, location 

forms, camcorders, pop corn, Red Carpets, and much more. 

Bring a notebook, pencil, lots of ideas and cooperation. A lab fee 

of $50 is payable to the instructor at the first class. All computers 

and cameras are provided. For more information, e-mail Stephen 

at srmarra@sbcglobal.net. 

Instructor: Stephen Marra. of Grapefruit Media, is a working film 

maker who has completed several documentaries and music videos. 

He has taught this class for schools in Menlo Park and Portola Valley. 

GETTING INTO AND AFFORDING 

THE BEST COLLEGES 

This session is designed for parents and high school students 

determined to get into the very best college possible 

and paying for it with the minimum impact on family 

finances. There is considerable confusion, misinformation and 

crazy myths about how to get into and then afford great colleges. 

With over 3,000 colleges across the country, there are many that are 

a great fit for any student willing and determined to play the college 

game. This session will cram a whole bunch of information that you 

can use from professionals that work with dozens of families each 

year. We discuss information like how private colleges may cost you 

less than public colleges, how the affluent can obtain financial aid 

and how the 5.5 year graduation timeframe can impact your family 

finances. Come learn how to get into the best colleges by working 

every angle available within the rules. 

Instructor: Jeffrey Morrison, Campus Pathway. 

GUITAR- BEGINNING 

Learn chords and songs along with various rhythm strumming 

techniques. Introduction to cross picking, flat picking and some fun 

shortcuts. American Roots Music styles touching on Old Time, Folk, 

Rock Roots, Country and Bluegrass. Students must bring their own 

guitars. Six string with light gauge, or nylon folk style guitar is recommended. 

Adults and students 14+ are welcome. Materials fee of 

$10 due to the instructor at the first class. No class 7/3. 

Instructor: Doug Montgomery. 

GUITAR- INTERMEDIATE LEVEL I 

If you can play songs and want to learn new strumming patterns 

and rhythm bass runs, along with Cross Picking and Flat Picking 

techniques, join Doug for some fun. Students will bring in songs to 

play. Country, Bluegrass, Country Rock, Folk and Americana styles 

will be the focus. Adults and students 14+ are welcome. Materials 

fee of $10 payable to the instructor at the first class. No class 7/3. 

Instructor: Doug Montgomery. 

New! 

New! 


TEEN HAPPENINGS ❂ 

PILATES FOR TEENS 

See description on page 62. 

SAFE SITTERS 

This is a training program for students who want to be childcare 

providers. Professional firefighters and educators provide handson 

training in preventing and responding to emergencies, with an 

emphasis on first aid skills. We will cover infant care, planning age 

appropriate activities as well as how to manage discipline issues. 

Students are also taught to recognize child abuse and, if confronted, 

how to handle inappropriate adult behavior. This program is 

designed for mature-minded students who are serious about developing 

their child care abilities. Students must be 13-18 years old to 

take this course and will receive a certificate upon completion of 

this course. Bring a sack lunch each day. 


SEWING -ADV. TECHNIQUES 

Students who are taking this class should have completed the previous 

Sewing Basics Level I class or should have basic sewing skills 

and be familiar with using a sewing machine and understanding 

patterns. Sewing machines are provided, however, it is beneficial to 

learn on your own machine. This is a ‘skills building’ class, weekly 

attendance is very important, there is no makeup for missed classes. 

Students 12 and older may enroll if accompanied by an adult who 

is present at each class to assist the student with their project. A $10 

lab fee will be due the second day of class payable to the 

instructor. The first class meeting will be from 6:30-8:30PM at a 

local fabric store, usually Hancock Fabric on Blossom Hill Road. 

E-mail Feather at ftippetts@equineperformance.com for confirmation 

of the store location at least two days before class. 

Students will be assisted in choosing the fabric and supplies for 

one or two projects to complete in the class. Classes 2-6 will be 

from 6:30-9:00PM at LGHS Kitchen #100. NO CLASS: 7/31. 

Instructor: Feather Tippetts. is a historical costumer who has created 

costumes for movie, television, theatre and private clients. She draws 

on her extensive experience to teach students modern sewing techniques 

and professional shortcuts used in the garment industry. 

SEWING BASICS & 




SPORTS CLINIC FOR TEENS 

This class is designed to keep your teen both mentally and physically 

ready for individual or team sports programs. Students will take part 

in low level weight training and sport conditioning activities related to 

all team and individual sport programs. If your teen is not into sports, 

this class is a great way to stay active during the summer.Ages 12-18 

Instructor: Chris Hintz, Personal Trainer. 

SUMMER S.A.T. BOOT CAMPS 

ARE YOU PREPARED FOR THE 

S.A.T. REASONING TEST? 

GET PREPARED NOW WITH 

UNIVERSITY TEST PREP! 

Are you satisfied with mediocrity or are you someone who strives 

to achieve greatness? If your dreams consist of reaching new 

heights, we’ll show you how to fulfill them. University Test Prep 

is dedicated to providing the launching pad to your exciting 

future. Our mission is not only to help you score high on the 

S.A.T. Reasoning Test, but to help you achieve your dreams in life 

as well. We have enabled students to gain admission to top schools 

such as Berkeley, Cornell, Duke, Harvard, Notre Dame, Stanford, 

Yale, U.C.L.A., and the U.S. Naval Academy. Train now so you can 

attend the college or university of your choice. 

TUITION: $590 for the 44 hour S.A.T. instruction, pre-test and 

post test,registration and all handouts. Bring $22 cash/check for 

text, and bring paper, binder, calculator, pencil, snack, drink and 

a teachable spirit. Tuition reduced by $40 if the student has a 4.0 

GPA or by $30 with a 3.0- 3.9 GPA. Include copy of grades. 

SPECIAL FEATURE: You may repeat all or part of any future 

seminars absolutely FREE! (REPEAT based on availability; registration 

form must be mailed in) 

For more information or to register, call Richard Schmidt at 831- 

335-7600 or check our website: www.universitytestprep.com. 

SUMMER S.A.T. BOOT CAMPS 

SWEENEY 

MASON 

WILSON & 

BOSOMWORTH 

A Professional Law Corporation 

983 University Avenue, Suite 104C, Los Gatos, CA 95032 

(408) 356-3000 

SARATOGA HIGH SESSION: 

Pre-Test: Saturday, August 2, 8:00AM-12:30PM 

Instruction: Monday-Friday, August 2 - August 8 

8:00AM-3:45PM 

Saratoga High School Room 705 

LOS GATOS HIGH SESSION: 

Pre-Test: Saturday, August 2, 8:00AM-12:30PM 

Instruction: Monday-Friday, August 2 - August 8 

8:00AM-3:45PM 

Los Gatos High School Room 101 

Post-Test: Saturday, August 16, 8:00AM-12:30PM 

ALL STUDENTS: Los Gatos High School Room 101 



❂ ESL: ADULT EDUCATION/CULINARY ARTS 

ESL 

ADVANCED BEGINNING: This class will accommodate the 

person with limited English skills as well as the person with limited 

English proficiency. Reading, writing, listening comprehension and 

spoken English will be taught. INTERMEDIATE: The purpose of 

this class is to teach grammatical structures for spoken English, as 

well as improving reading, writing and listening comprehension. 

ESL: ADULT EDUCATION 

There are no resident requirements for adult education classes or services. Adults have priority for enrollment in all adult education 

programs. Adults are 18 years and older. 

Prog. No. Class Days Time Location Mtgs. Dates Fee 

130.302 ESL Adv. Beg./Low Inter. M/T/W/Th 9:00-10:30 AM Immanuel Lutheran Church Lower Social Hall 24 06/16-07/24 No fee 

140.302 ESL Intermediate M/T/W/Th 10:30 AM-Noon Immanuel Lutheran Church Lower Social Hall 24 06/16-07/24 No fee 

IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH: Located at 14103 Saratoga 

Ave., Saratoga. Park in the lower parking lot. Please do not park 

in the upper parking lot near the church office. 

CAKE DECORATING III- 

FONDANT AND TIERED CAKES 

Learn to cover and decorate a cake in rolled fondant, advanced 

borders, fondant roses, lily nail flowers and two tiered cakes. Prerequisite: 

Basic Cake Decorating I or equivalent experience. 

Students 12 and older may enroll if accompanied by an enrolled 

adult who is present at each class and can assist student with their 

project. A $5 book fee will be due payable to instructor at first 

class. This is a hands-on class from first week, students need to 

bring supplies to first class. A short materials list will be on your 

registration receipt, on-line at www.lgsrecreation.org, (go to 

Adult Classes/Culinary Arts), or faxed upon request. 

Instructor: Laurel Cohen. is a master cake decorator that has been 

delighting family and friends with her cake artistry since she was a 

teenager. Her wedding cakes, birthday cakes and special occasion 

cake sculptures are unique and whimsical. Laurel is a graduate of 

The Wilton School of Cake Decorating and Confectionary Arts and 

attended San Francisco Baking Institute. 

DIABETES-FRIENDLY COOKING 

Patients, parents and caretakers will learn practical skills in 

everyday meal preparation for diabetics and pre-diabetics. 

You’ll find out how to stock a healthful, diabetic-friendly New! 

pantry and refrigerator. Cecilia will demonstrate efficient 

cooking techniques and ingredient substitution, with 

emphasis on how to make one creative preparation stretch across 

several meals. Classes are co-sponsored with the City Of Saratoga 

Recreation. Fee includes all supplies and you may bring one guest 

CULINARY ARTS 

CERTIFICATE OF SATISFACTORY PURSUIT 

Students will be eligible to receive a Certificate of Satisfactory 

Pursuit by attending this recognized program for at least forty 

(40) hours in a class appropriate to their skill level, and by 

demonstrating progress according to the performance standards 

of the English language courses. The U. S. Department of 

Justice, and Immigration and Naturalization have approved this 

department’s program. Please request this certificate from your 

teacher at the conclusion of your class. 

Prog. No. Class Days Time Location No. Mtgs. Dates Fee 

3305.303 Cake Decorating III- Thurs. 6:30-9:00 PM LGHS Kitchen #100 4 06/26-07/17 56 

Fondant And Tiered Cakes 

3349.301 Diabetes-Friendly Cooking Wed. 6:00-8:00 PM Warner Hutton House 1 06/04 39 


3390.201 Ultimate Chocolate Truffles Sat. 10:00 AM-12:15 PM Saratoga Community Ctr. 1 05/17 39 

for no additional fee!! A different menu will be presented at each 

class. Warner Hutton House is located at 13777A Fruitvale Ave., 

Saratoga, near the Saratoga Recreation Center. 

Instructor: Cecilia Lam. is a cooking and nutrition 

consultant/teacher for the Diabetes Society and owner of Spa Dining. 

ULTIMATE CHOCOLATE 

TRUFFLES 

Come learn to make elegant, dome-shaped truffles with a variety of 

luscious fillings including: white, milk and dark chocolate. Karen 

will show you how to flavor basic recipe ganaches with liqueurs and 

oils. Everyone will make and take 12 truffles in a gift box (approx. 

one pound) for sharing (or hoarding). You will be given recipes, 

notes and tips, and keep your own truffle molds. Co-sponsored with 

City of Saratoga Recreation. NOTE: The classroom in Saratoga is 

located in the back of the Saratoga Recreation Center in the Adult 

Day Care Center. You must pre-register for this class at least a 

week in advance... space is limited! Supplies will be available for 

purchase following class. A $12 material fee is payable to the 

instructor in class. 

Instructor: Karen Moore. Moores Memorable Morsels travels from 

the Sacramento area to share her expertise gained from experimentation 

with countless batches of truffles. Visit her website at 

www.trufflesupplies.com. 

RETURNING IN THE FALL 

Persian Cuisine, Italian. 


LANGUAGES ❂ 


FRENCH DURING THE DAY 

BEG.: The objective of this course is to introduce the fundamental 

aspects of the French language and culture. The students will learn 

phonetics and pronunciation. They will develop basic conversation 

and communication skills through listening comprehension exercises 

and syntax. The purchase of the textbook and workbook is 

required. Decouverte et Creation, 5th Edition Text: ISBN 0-395- 

36912-6, Workbook: ISBN 0-395-52942-5. Approximate cost will 

be $120. Books may be purchase from booksellers.com; abebooks.com; 

amazon.com (as of this publication time, the price on 

Amazon is $50-$59 for the text and $34 for the workbook). Students 

may purchase books online or purchase the text/workbook in class 

from the instructor. This class starts on Lesson 1. NO CLASS: 6/30. 

HIGH INTER.: Parlez-vous francais? Prerequisite: completion of 

beginning and advanced beginning French or equivalent. The purchase 

of the textbook and workbook is required. En Voyage, 

ISBN# for the book is 0-02-636609-6, ISBN# for the workbook is 

0-02-636612-6. Available on-line, new and used. NO CLASS: 7/3. 

LOW BEG.: This class starts with Lesson 5. Prerequisite: 3 quarters 

or classes of Beginning French. The purchase 

of the textbook and workbook is required. 

See description of French During The Day, 

Beg. for book purchasing information. NO 

CLASS: 7/4. 

LOW INTER.: This class starts with Lesson 16. 

Parlez-vous francais? Prerequisite: completion 

of beginning and advanced beginning French 

or equivalent. The purchase of the textbook 

and workbook is required. See description 

for French During The Day, Beg. for book 

purchasing information. NO CLASS: 7/3. 

MID-INTER.: This class starts with Lesson 21. 

Parlez-vous francais? Prerequisite: completion 

of beginning and advanced beginning French 

or equivalent. The purchase of the textbook 

and workbook is required. En Voyage, ISBN# 

for the book is 0-02-636609-6, ISBN# for the 

workbook is 0-02-636612-6. Available online, 

new and used. NO CLASS: 7/4. 

Instructor: Pary Sarraf. MA in French 

Literature 

LANGUAGES 


2215.301 French During The Day, Beg. Mon. 9:00-11:00 AM Neighborhood Ctr. Rm. #2 9 06/23-08/25 124 

2215.305 French During The Day, High Inter. Thurs. 9:00-11:00 AM Neighborhood Ctr. Rm. #2 9 06/26-08/28 124 

2215.302 French During The Day, Low Beg. Fri. 9:00-11:00 AM Neighborhood Ctr. Rm. #2 9 06/27-08/29 124 

2215.303 French During The Day, Low Inter. Thurs. 11:15 AM-1:15 PM Neighborhood Ctr. Rm. #2 9 06/26-08/28 124 

2215.304 French During The Day, Mid-Inter. Fri. 11:15 AM-1:15 PM Neighborhood Ctr. Rm. #2 9 06/27-08/29 124 

2226.333 Italian During The Day and Evening Italian -BACK IN FALL 

2223.301 Spanish During The Day - Beginning Mon. 9:00-11:00 AM Neighborhood Ctr. Rm. #3 8 06/23-08/11 111 

2223.302 Spanish During The Day - Adv. Beg. Mon. 11:15 AM-1:15 PM Neighborhood Ctr. Rm. #3 8 06/23-08/11 111 

2224.301 Spanish During The Day Conversation- Adv. Beg. Thurs. 9:00-11:00 AM Neighborhood Ctr. Rm. #3 8 06/26-08/14 111 

2224.302 Spanish During The Day Conversation- Low Inter. Thurs. 11:15 AM-1:15 PM Neighborhood Ctr. Rm. #3 8 06/26-08/14 111 

2223.303 Spanish During The Day - Low Intermediate Mon. 2:00-4:00 PM Neighborhood Ctr. Rm. #3 8 06/23-08/11 111 

RETURNING IN THE FALL Italian During The 

Day (6 levels) and Evening, Persian Conversation, Spanish In 

The Evening, French In The Evening, Chinese During The Day. 

SPANISH DURING THE DAY 

BEGINNING: Come learn Spanish in a dynamic and interactive 

environment! Subject matter will revolve around everyday conversational 

phrases, verb conjugation, food, culture and vocabulary. 

Emphasis will be on pronunciation and speaking. Instructor will 

share travel and work experiences in Latin countries. A parking pass 

will be distributed a the first class. The required book,“Spanish In 

Ten Minutes A Day Audio” by Kritine Kershul, includes textbook 

and 6 CD’s. Purchase through Bilingual Books, Inc., www.10minutesaday.com 

or call 1-800-488-5068. Book and CD’s may also be 

purchased from Amazon.com or Barnes and Noble. Materials fee 

of $10.00 payable to instructor at the first class. 

ADV. BEG.: Students should have knowledge of articles, prepositions, 

adjectives and nouns, ability to put simple sentences together. 

The book “Spanish In Ten Minutes A Day Audio” by Kristine 

Kershul, is required which includes textbook and 6 CD’s 

(Bilingual Books, Inc., www.10minutesaday.com or call 1-800- 

488-5068) AND “The Complete Idiot’s Guide To Learning 

Spanish” fourth edition, by Gail Stein. Book and CD’s may also 

be purchased from Amazon.com or Barnes and Noble. Materials 

fee of $10.00 payable to instructor at the first class. A parking pass 

will be handed out in class. 

CONVERSATION- ADV. BEG. & LOW INTER.: This 

class will be conducted exclusively New! 

in the target language. Please bring 

any Spanish book. Materials fee of 

$10 payable to instructor at class. A parking 

pass will be handed out at the first class. 

LOW INTERMEDIATE: Pre-requisite: completion 

of beginning and advanced beginning 

Spanish or equivalent. Students should be 

familiar with the preterite and imperfect 

tenses.The course outline consists of 

speaking, listening comprehension, grammar, 

writing and reading exercises. A parking pass 

will be distributed at the first class. Required 

books: “The Complete Idiot’s Guide to 

Learning Spanish”, Fourth Edition, by Gail 

Stein. “Schaum’s Outlines, Spanish 

Grammar” Fourth Edition, by Conrad 

Schmitt. Purchase through Barnes and 

Noble. Materials fee of $10.00 payable to 

instructor in class. 

Instructor: Mirta Luque. 



❂ BUSINESS/COMPUTERS 

BUSINESS/COMPUTERS 


3001.301 EZ-Beginning Internet and E-Mail Services Mon. 10:00 AM-Noon LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 1 06/23 30 

3001.310 EZ-Hands On Beginning Powerpoint Mon. 10:00 AM-Noon LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 1 08/25 30 

3001.304 EZ-Hands On Digital Photo And Scanner Mon. 10:00 AM-Noon LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 2 07/28-08/04 100 

3001.311 EZ-Hands On Microsoft Excel Mon. 10:00 AM-Noon LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 1 08/18 30 

3001.303 EZ-Hands On Microsoft Word Mon. 10:00 AM-Noon LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 1 08/11 30 

3001.302 EZ-Hands-On Beginning Computer Mon. 10:00 AM-Noon LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 3 07/07-07/21 80 

3001.307 EZ-Microsoft Windows Mon. 10:00 AM-Noon LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 1 06/30 30 

3015.301 Financial Planning, The Big Picture Thurs. 7:00-9:00 PM LGHS #509 3 08/07-08/21 42 

3011.301 Financial Workshop for Women Investors Tues. 7:00-9:00 PM SHS #704 4 07/29-08/19 58 

3035.301 Insider Secrets Of Mortgage Lending Wed. 7:00-9:00 PM LGHS #510 1 07/09 21 

EZ COMP COMPUTER CLASSES 

BEGINNING INTERNET AND E-MAIL SERVICES: You’ll learn 

how to Send and Receive E-Mail, Attach, Save and Find 

Downloaded files and connect to web sites. Learn to use Google and 

Yahoo effectively, setup favorite places and discuss the different connection 

methods: Modem, DSL and Broadband. A $20 lab fee is 

payable to the instructor at the class. 

HANDS ON BEGINNING POWERPOINT: While sitting at a provided 

computer with another student, you’ll learn how to design and 

enhance your presentations with slide masters and templates using 

PowerPoint. We’ll begin working with presentation designs, learn 

how to edit the background layout, apply word art, animate features, 

insert clip art and sound effects. A $20 lab fee is collected in class. 

HANDS ON DIGITAL PHOTO AND SCANNER: Using a provided 

computer and scanner you’ll learn the principles and practices of 

how to use PhotoShop Elements to manage and edit your photos. 

No matter what equipment or photo software you have, the concepts 

you learn will allow you to create and preserve great photos. 

Lab fee of $30 for a manual is payable to instructor at first class. 

HANDS ON MICROSOFT EXCEL: Learn how to create and edit 

spreadsheets using Microsoft Excel. You’ll learn shortcuts to enter 

and edit data, simple and complex formulas, formatting text and 

numbers, sort lists, work with columns, rows and multiple worksheets, 

creating charts, and printing spreadsheets. A $20 lab fee is 

payable to the instructor in class. 

EZ-HANDS ON MICROSOFT WORD: As you’re sitting at a provided 

computer with another student, you’ll learn how to create and 

print Envelopes, various Labels, Business Cards and how to setup a 

Mail Merge. You’ll create a customized name and address list and 

merge the list to print onto personalized letters, labels and 

envelopes. Lab fee of $20 collected the class. 

HANDS-ON BEGINNING COMPUTER: Need a start on computer 

skills? As you’re sitting at a provided computer with another 

student we’ll discuss the different parts of the computer, get familiar 

with the mouse and keyboard and how to navigate Windows. You’ll 

learn word-processing using Microsoft Word and how to create 

spreadsheets using Microsoft Excel. A $30 lab fee for a manual is 

payable to Lynn Pesonen at the first class. 

MICROSOFT WINDOWS: Learn how to navigate Windows beginning 

with the Start Menu and Desktop. You’ll organize your personal 

files by learning how to create and manage Folders, move and 

delete files and how to copy files externally to a CD or removable 

drive. Lab fee of $20 collected the class. 

Instructor: Lynn Pesonen. EZ Comp Computer Staff. 

FINANCIAL PLANNING, 

THE BIG PICTURE 

Ensuring one’s financial future – through knowledge and action! 

This class teaches how to examine one’s current financial position 

and set financial goals. The class will cover how to accumulate 

wealth, basic investment concepts, and how to make sure one’s ‘eggs’ 

are not all in one basket - asset allocation, retirement planning, protecting 

yourself and your loved ones, and the basics of preserving 

your wealth and passing it on. Class is co-sponsored with the City 

of Saratoga Recreation Department. Fee is per couple. 

Instructor: Pam Flournoy. is a registered representative with and 

Securities offered through LPL Financial. Member FINRA/SIPC. 

FINANCIAL WORKSHOP FOR 

WOMEN INVESTORS 

Women live longer than men, women are the fastest growing 

segment of the work force, and 90% of women will be making their 

own financial decisions at some point in their lives. This class will 

cover accumulating wealth, preserving wealth and passing on 

wealth. We will discuss setting realistic financial goals, making wise 

financial decisions, and avoiding unexpected financial risks. This 

class is an easy way for women to learn how to save, invest, and take 

charge of their financial future. An $8.50 material fee is payable to 

instructor at the first class. 

Instructor: Glynis Wineinger. AAMS, is a Financial Advisor with 

Edward Jones Investments in Saratoga. 

INSIDER SECRETS OF 

MORTGAGE LENDING 

If you’re ever going to need a mortgage loan, you’ll want to take this 

class. Did you know that there is a wholesale and retail mortgage 

rate? Would you like to make sure that you’re paying the wholesale 

rate? What we discuss in this one session class will provide you with 

information that will enable you to negotiate savings in the thousands 

of dollars. Participants will also examine how to use low 

interest rate programs to build a real estate portfolio. Fee is per 

couple. 

Instructor: Valerie Lam. is a certified loan agent currently with 

Atlas Financial Services. 

RETURNING IN THE FALL Computers for 55+, 

Estate Planning, Selling Your Home For Top Dollar, Real Estate. 


ART & DESIGN ❂ 



2157.301 Acrylic/Oil Painting - All Levels Mon. 11:30 AM-2:30 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 8 06/23-08/11 168 


2158.301 Acrylic/Oil Painting Plein Air - All Levels Wed. 11:30 AM-2:30 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 8 06/25-08/13 168 

2158.302 Acrylic/Oil Painting Plein Air - All Levels Wed. 11:30 AM-2:30 PM TBA in Los Gatos 4 07/23-08/13 84 

2382.302 Art Triage- Saturday Workshop Sat. 12:15-4:15 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 1 08/30 45 

2176.301 Beading Like A Pro! Mon. 6:30-8:30 PM Saratoga Community Ctr. 2 06/16-06/23 36 



2175.301 BYOB (Bring Your Own Beads) Mon. 6:30-8:30 PM Saratoga Community Ctr. 2 06/30-07/07 36 

2175.302 BYOB (Bring Your Own Beads) Thurs. 9:30-11:30 AM Saratoga Community Ctr. 2 07/24-07/31 36 

3305.303 Cake Decorating III- Fondant And Tiered Cakes Thurs. 6:30-9:00 PM LGHS Kitchen #100 4 06/26-07/17 56 

3001.304 EZ-Hands On Digital Photo And Scanner Mon. 10:00 AM-Noon LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 2 07/28-08/04 100 

3460.301 Illustrated Watercolor Journaling Fri. 1:30-3:00 PM Neighborhood Ctr. Rm. #3 6 06/06-07/18 86 

3460.302 Illustrated Watercolor Journaling Around The Town Fri. 3:30-5:00 PM Neighborhood Ctr. Rm. #3 6 06/06-07/18 86 

2104.333 Metal Clay Jewelry Beginning - BACK IN THE FALL Mon. 7:30-9:30 PM LGHS Kitchen #100 3 

3.006 Metal Clay Jewelry Masters Level-Register In Class Mon. 7:00-9:30 PM LGHS Kitchen #100 8 06/23-08/18 

2382.301 Painting Design With Acrylic - Weekend Workshop Sat. 12:15-4:15 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 1 04/26 48 

2129.301 Photography - Getting Great Portraits Sat. 1:00-5:00 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 1 06/28 82 

2129.302 Photography - Getting Great Travel Photos Sat. 1:00-5:00 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 1 07/19 82 

2129.303 Photography Of Small Objects Sun. 1:00-5:00 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 1 07/20 82 

2128.301 Photography-Intermediate Portraiture Mon. 7:00-9:30 PM LGHS Art Room #501 3 08/04-08/18 148 

2183.301 Sewing -Advanced Techniques Thurs. 6:30-9:00 PM See description 6 07/10-08/21 129 

2181.301 Sewing Basics Tues. 6:30-8:30 PM LGHS Kitchen #100 6 07/08-08/12 114 

2180.301 Sewing Basics Week M-F 2:30-5:00 PM LGHS Kitchen #100 5 07/21-07/25 114 

2180.302 Sewing Basics Week M-F 2:30-5:00 PM LGHS Kitchen #100 5 08/11-08/15 114 

2340.301 Watercolor Painting During The Day-All Levels Thurs. 9:30 AM-12:30 PM Neighborhood Ctr. Hall 8 06/26-08/14 132 

2107.301 Watercolor Painting In The Evening-All Levels Tues. 6:30-9:00 PM LGHS Art Room #501 6 06/24-07/29 84 

ACRYLIC/OIL PAINTING 

ALL LEVELS: Designed for beginning and continuing students in oil 

or acrylic painting. Learn basic color principles and mixing from a 

limited palette through lectures and individualized instruction. Class 

is co-sponsored with the City of Saratoga Recreation Department. A 

parking pass will be handed out in class. Please bring all art supplies 

and pictures to the first class.A materials list will be printed on your 

registration receipt, may be faxed upon request or found on our 

website, www.lgsrecreation.org (Adult Classes/Art And Design). 

Instructor: Kim Manfredi. 

ACRYLIC/OIL PAINTING PLEIN AIR 

ALL LEVELS: Beginning and continuing students in oil or 

acrylic painting will be producing quick, outdoor studies. 

Learn basic color principles and mixing from a limited 

palette through lectures and individualized instruction. 

Class is co-sponsored with the City of Saratoga Recreation 

Department. A parking pass will be handed out at the first class. 

ART & DESIGN 

New! 

The first class on 6/25 will be held inside at LGS Recreation Center, 

Room B. All other classes will be held outside in the Saratoga/Los 

Gatos area, locations to be announced in class. Please bring all art 

supplies to the first class. A materials list will be printed on your 

registration receipt, may be faxed upon request or found on our 

website, www.lgsrecreation.org (Adult Classes/Art And Design). 


ART TRIAGE 

SATURDAY WORKSHOP If you’ve been painting for 

awhile or taken many workshops, you may find you’ve got 

a pile of undesirable work sitting around, making you feel 

unsuccessful! Bring all that material and we’ll perform Art 

Triage! The class will collectively decide whether it can be 

‘saved’, or must undergo surgical procedures and become fabulous 

new collage art. This is a fun workshop that promises to provide a 

little ‘art therapy’ for you! Materials list will be printed on the registration 

receipt, faxed upon request or found on-line at 

www.lgsrecreation.org (Adult Classes/Art and Design). NOTE: 

Bring an afternoon snack. 

Instructor: Jen Norton. visit Jen’s web site at www.nortonstudio.com 

New! 



BEADING LIKE A PRO! 

Make unique and beautiful jewelry for yourself or your friends in 

these fun classes! You will learn the professional techniques of 

Japanese weaving, pearl knotting, stringing, earring construction 

and wire-wrapping. PROGRAM NO. 2176.301 Wire wrapping, 

crimping and finishing - ‘Link It Together’ necklace and earrings. 

Materials fee is $50. PROGRAM NO. 2176.302 ‘Jazzy Illusion’-3- 

strands of floating beads in a necklace. Material fee is $45. 

PROGRAM NO. 2176.303 Y-shape necklace with woven round bead 

- Japanese weaving and wire-wrapping. Material fee is $45. These 

workshops are co-sponsored with the City of Saratoga Recreation 

Department. Tools are provided. Additional materials and 

beading tools are available for purchase in class. Materials fee is 

payable to the instructor in class for beads, cords, semi-precious 

stones and/or fresh water pearls, sterling silver bead tips, clasps, 

and other findings. Beginning to intermediate students are 

welcome in all classes. 

Instructor: Lena Okin. designs jewelry for her company, Beadalena. 

Contact Lena at rhapsodyinbeads@hotmail.com. 

BYOB (BRING YOUR OW N BEADS) 

Whether they are loose, an old sentimental necklace that needs new 

life, or a garage sale find that you want to re-do, this is the place for 

you. Lena will have additional materials for purchase if you need supplies 

and will assist you with advice in your new creations. Tools are 

provided. Beginners or more experienced students are all welcome. 

Instructor: Lena Okin. See Beading Like A Pro! 

CAKE DECORATING III- 

FONDANT AND TIERED CAKES 

See description in Culinary Arts on page 49. 

EZ-HANDS ON DIGITAL PHOTO 

AND SCANNER 

You have photos that you may need scanned or have taken with your 

digital camera, now what? Using a provided computer and scanner 

you’ll learn the principles and practices of how to use PhotoShop 

Elements to manage and edit your photos. No matter what equipment 

or photo software you have, the concepts you learn will allow 

you to create and preserve great photos. Class is co-sponsored with 

the City of Saratoga Recreation Dept. Lab fee of $30 for a manual 

is payable to instructor at first class. Parking passes will be 

handed out in class. 

Instructor: Lynn Pesonen. EZ Comp Computer Staff. 

ILLUSTRATED WATERCOLOR 

JOURNALING 

Do you ever feel you’ve seen something beautiful and can’t remember 

exactly how it looked? With life in this fast paced world so hurried, 

it’s important to slow down occasionally and notice life’s details. 

Students learn how to pay attention to their world and see, then draw, 

things that are important to them. Anything might strike your fancy: 

the first tomato of the season or a child’s soccer game. Discover different 

ways of sketching: sighting, contour and quick sketch. Learn 

basic color theory, watercolor tricks and techniques, and expand ideas 

to help you get your own journal or theme journal started. Parking 

passes, for students enrolled in classes lasting longer than 1 hour, 

will be handed out at the first class.A $15 material fee is payable to 

the instructor at the first class. NO CLASS: 7/4. 

Instructor: Illustrated Watercolor Journaling Instructors. 

❂ ART & DESIGN 


JOURNALING AROUND THE TOW N 

Take your newly-learned journaling skills on the town! Many students 

feel uncomfortable journaling in public. Join us so that we 

can do it together. Gay and Christina will be demonstrating many 

drawing and painting techniques while we all gather in interesting 

and fun locations in town. Come with questions, ideas to share, 

enthusiasm for creative capturing of your experiences and a little 

cash if you’d like coffee, treats, etc. Parking passes will be handed 

out at the first class. Meeting at Neighborhood Center the first 

class only, then meeting at pre-determined cafes & scenic spots 

around Los Gatos. Bring your watercolor journaling supplies 

(book, paints, brush, pens, etc.). NO CLASS: 7/4. 

Instructor: Illustrated Watercolor Journaling Instructors. Christina 

Lopp and Gay Kraeger. Christina is a web and interface designer. 

She started journaling in Paris in 1996. Gay is a print graphic 

designer. Visit their web site at http://www.watercolorjournaling.com 

METAL CLAY JEWELRY MASTERS 

LEVEL-REGISTER IN CLASS 

Open to alumni of the Beginning Metal Clay Jewelry classes. Please 

bring your own tool kit. Fee does not include PMC®. PMC®; purchase 

includes firing. Lab fee of $8, payable to instructor at each 

class. NO CLASS: 6/30, 8/25, or 9/1. 

Instructor: Lois Matsumoto and Merv Staton.. Lois is a PMC® certified 

artisan with many years experience with PMC®, Merv is an 

Oxford educated scientist. His expertise is tool use, gems and design. 

PAINTING DESIGN WITH ACRYLIC 

WEEKEND WORKSHOP 

Come work out your compositions from photos or 

sketches, and paint them with acrylic paints. Lots of 

instruction on design and in using colors and textures. This 

will be a fun workshop where we experiment together about 

the possibilities of acrylic on canvas. Bring your own canvas or 

panel, paints, brushes and mediums. Materials list will be printed 

on the registration receipt, faxed upon request or found on-line 

New! 

at www.lgsrecreation.org (Adult Classes/Art and Design). NOTE: 

Bring an afternoon snack. 

Instructor: Jen Norton. visit Jen’s web site at www.nortonstudio.com 

PHOTOGRAPHY - GETTING 

GREAT PORTRAITS 

No matter what type of camera you have, film, digital or video, this 

class teaches you how to use natural and artificial light to get professional 

quality portraits of individuals and groups. This simplified 

system is based upon the five basic lighting patterns used in 

Hollywood films and professional portrait studios. There’s no experience 

necessary with this system because we start at the very beginning 

and use the auto exposure mode for the whole process. You’ll 

learn about soft lighting, hard lighting, solving common problems, 

and making tough lighting situations work for you. Your people pictures 

will look totally different after this class! Handouts are 

included in the fee. Bring your camera to class. 

Instructor: Jeffery Jay Luhn. has been a professional photographer 

for 28 years, shooting in 30 countries for United Press International 

and many Fortune 500 corporations. Visit his website, www.luhnphoto.com. 


ART & DESIGN ❂ 

PHOTOGRAPHY - GETTING 

GREAT TRAVEL PHOTOS 

Capture the excitement of your trip with great digital photos. It 

easier than you think! This class takes you through the process of 

getting the right equipment for your destination, while avoiding 

common pitfalls of the tourist photographer. You can shoot the 

scenes and the natives like a pro if you learn the tricks: Planning 

your trip, getting control of the lighting, using the right lens, 

knowing what to do in difficult situations, and much more. 

Handouts and shooting guide are included in the fee. 

Instructor: Jeffery Jay Luhn. See Photography - Getting Great Portraits 

PHOTOGRAPHY OF 

SMALL OBJECTS 

If you need to produce professional photos of jewelry, 

antiques, glassware, collectables, 3D artwork or other 

small objects, this is the class for you – especially if you’re 

an eBay seller! In this class we discuss and demonstrate the 

New! 

equipment and techniques needed to shoot anything smaller than 

a breadbox. Macro photography and home studio design will be 

covered. Questions? Contact Jeffery at giantvideo@aol.com. 

Handouts are included in the fee. Bring your camera to class. 

Instructor: Jeffery Jay Luhn. See Photography - Getting Great Portraits 

PHOTOGRAPHY-INTERMEDIATE 

PORTRAITURE 

Taking top quality portraits is easy and fun! This class New! 

teaches you to produce professional people pictures using 

the same techniques the pros use in the studio and on location. 

Students will learn how to acquire and use reasonably 

priced lighting equipment to build a temporary home studio and a 

location shooting kit. Various lighting styles and shooting situations 

will be demonstrated. Students will get basic assignments during 

the first two meetings and show their results in class. If you’ve ever 

wanted to take pictures for weddings, families, newspapers or books, 

this class is essential. Take your photography to a new level. This 

is the follow up course to Getting Great Portraits” and Basic 

Portraiture” offered by Jeffery Luhn. If you haven’t taken either 

of those courses, please contact Jeff at giantvideo@aol.com before 

you sign up for this class. Bring your camera to class. 

Instructor: Jeffery Jay Luhn. has been a professional photographer 

for 28 years, shooting in 30 countries for United Press International 

and many Fortune 500 corporations. Visit his website, www.luhnphoto.com. 


SEWING -ADVANCED 

TECHNIQUES 

Students who are taking this class should have completed the previous 

Sewing Basics Level I class or should have basic sewing skills 

and be familiar with using a sewing machine and understanding 

patterns. Sewing machines are provided, however, it is beneficial to 

learn on your own machine. This is a ‘ skills building’ class, weekly 

attendance is very important, there is no makeup for missed classes. 

Students 12 and older may enroll if accompanied by an adult who 

is present at each class to assist the student with their project. A $10 

lab fee will be due the second day of class payable to the instructor. 

The first class meeting will be from 6:30-8:30PM at a local fabric 

store, usually Hancock Fabric on Blossom Hill Road. E-mail 

Feather at ftippetts@equineperformance.com for confirmation 

of the store location at least two days before class. Students will 

be assisted in choosing the fabric and supplies for one or two projects 

to complete in the class. Classes 2-6 will be from 6:30-9:00PM 

at LGHS Kitchen #100. NO CLASS: 7/31. 

Instructor: Feather Tippetts. is a historical costumer who has 

created costumes for movie, television, theatre and private clients. 

She draws on her extensive experience to teach students modern 

sewing techniques and professional shortcuts used in the garment 

industry. 

SEWING BASICS & BASICS WEEK 


WATERCOLOR PAINTING 

DURING THE DAY-ALL LEVELS 

The focus of this watercolor class is to help you enjoy the painting 

process in a warm and supportive atmosphere. Whether you are a 

beginner or someone who wants to improve their skills, this class is for 

you.Valerie will cover topics such as color, value, design principles and 

more. There will be a lot of individualized instruction along with lectures 

and demonstrations. A materials list will be printed on your registration 

receipt,faxed upon request or found on our web site, 

www.lgsrecreation.org. Go to Classes/Adults/Art And Design. 

Parking passes will be handed out at the first class. Please bring 

painting supplies to first class.Drop-in option: $20 per class meeting. 

Instructor: Valerie Tomasetti. is a member of Santa Clara Valley 

Watercolor Society’s web site, http://scvws.org/gallery/Valerie 

Tomasetti/index.php. 

WATERCOLOR PAINTING IN THE 

EVENING-ALL LEVELS 

The focus of this evening watercolor class will be on improving your 

current skills for those who have some experience or, if you are just 

beginning, learning basic watercolor techniques. Jolene works with 

each person’s individual preferences and goals. You will learn to plan 

your composition, and then paint in your own personal style. Jolene 

has a fun, relaxed teaching style that makes your painting experience 

enjoyable and stress free. Students 14 and older may register if 

accompanied by an adult. Approximate cost for materials for class 

is $75. Materials list will be printed on the registration receipt, 

faxed on request or on our web site, www.lgsrecreation.org. 

Instructor: Jolene Anderson. has been teaching art locally for 18+ 

years. You can view her art on her web site at: www.artdogstudio.net. 

RETURNING IN THE FALL Photoshop For 

Photographers, Metal Clay Jewelry-Beginning. 



❂ POTPOURRI 

POTPOURRI 


3502.202 CPR & Family & Friends Mon. 6:00-9:00 PM Saratoga Community Ctr. 1 06/02 15 

3502.302 CPR & Family & Friends Mon. 6:00-9:00 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 1 08/11 15 

3502.201 CPR & Heartsavers Mon. 6:00-10:00 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 1 05/12 24 

3502.301 CPR & Heartsavers Tues. 6:00-10:00 PM Campbell CC Rm. Q-84 1 07/08 24 

3515.301 Dog Obedience: 5 Mo. & Up Thurs. 7:20-8:20 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 8 07/10-08/28 84 

4212.301 Getting Into And Affording The Best Colleges Thurs. 6:30-7:30 PM SHS #704 1 07/10 20 

4212.302 Getting Into And Affording The Best Colleges Sat. 1:00-2:00 PM LGHS Rm. #101 1 07/26 20 

4212.303 Getting Into And Affording The Best Colleges Tues. 6:30-7:30 PM LGHS Rm. #101 1 08/05 20 

4212.304 Getting Into And Affording The Best Colleges Sat. 1:00-2:00 PM SHS #704 1 08/16 20 

2377.301 Mah Jongg- Beginning Tues. 1:00-3:00 PM Neighborhood Ctr. Lounge 6 06/17-07/22 64 

CPR & FAMILY & FRIENDS 

This course is designed for everyone who wants to learn rescue skills 

that can be helpful when caring for loved ones. It teaches Cardio 

Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) for adults, infants and children as 

well as procedures for aiding choking victims. This course offers 

the same training as Heartsaver but does not include a certification 

card. Children 10 years of age and older are welcome when accompanied 

by a guardian over 18 years of age. Classes are co-sponsored 

with City of Campbell Recreation and City of Saratoga Recreation. 


CPR & HEARTSAVERS 

Adult/Child/Infant: Heartsaver is specifically designed for rescuers 

who are required to obtain a course certification card documenting 

completion of a CPR course. In this skills based class, you will be 

trained in the new ‘science’ of CPR and relief of foreign body airway 

obstruction. You will individually demonstrate the proper technique 

and sequence of CPR on an unconscious victim to receive a 

2 year certification card. Students will need a passing score on a 

written and skills exam. A.E.D. (Automatic External Defibulator) 

instruction is included in this class. Students 16 and older may 

enroll without a parent or guardian present. 


DOG OBEDIENCE: 5 MO. & UP 

This class is designed for people who wish to teach their dogs general 

obedience for around the house and parks with a firm, but nonviolent, 

peaceful approach. At the first class meeting, Brian will 

discuss dog behavior and necessary training equipment that needs 

to be purchased by the dog owners prior to bringing dogs to class. 

He will help you determine whether or not your dog is ready for a 

group experience. If your dog is not ready, you will be refunded the 

enrollment fee. Maximum of 12 dogs in each class. If more than 12, 

a second class will be added from 8:30-9:30 PM. Handlers must be 

junior high or older with a parent or guardian present at all classes. 

Instructor has final decision on whether youth (12-15 yrs. old) can 

handle the dog. Decision will be made by the second class. For questions 

or information, call Brian Coyne at 408-268-2354. NO DOGS 

at the first class meeting. Either pre-register or register after the 

first class meeting if you prefer to speak to Brian before you decide 

to enroll. 

Instructor: Brian Coyne. has been training dogs for 17 years. His 

philosophy is based on mutual respect and trust, specifically for the 

safety of children and the humane treatment of the dog. 

GETTING INTO AND AFFORDING 

THE BEST COLLEGES 

This session is designed for parents and high school students 

determined to get into the very best college possible 

New! 

and paying for it with the minimum impact on family 

finances. There is considerable confusion, misinformation 

and crazy myths about how to get into and then afford great colleges. 

With over 3,000 colleges across the country, there are many 

that are a great fit for any student willing and determined to play 

the college game. This session will cram a whole bunch of information 

that you can use from professionals that work with dozens 

of families each year. We discuss information like how private colleges 

may cost you less than public colleges, how the affluent can 

obtain financial aid and how the 5.5 year graduation timeframe can 

impact your family finances. Come learn how to get into the best 

colleges by working every angle available within the rules. 

Instructor: Jeffrey Morrison, Campus Pathway. 

MAH JONGG- BEGINNING 

Learn how to play Mah Jongg, a fun and challenging game played 

with tiles instead of cards. In this class students will learn the names 

of all the tiles and how tiles go together to make a hand, how to 

choose the hand you want to play, how to be defensive and prevent 

others from making their hands, and how to play the game 

according to the rules of the National Mah Jongg League. 

Maximum of 16 players (4 tables). Co-sponsored with City of 

Saratoga Recreation. Parking passes, for classes lasting longer than 

1 hour, will be passed out at the first class. A $6.50 material fee is 

payable to instructor at the first class for the Mah Jongg card. 

Intermediate Mah Jongg will be offered in the fall. 

Instructor: Sandy 

Epstein. learned to 

play Mah Jongg over 

55 years ago and has 

been addicted ever 

since. Also a skilled 

bridge player, she says 

that people can learn 

to love both games. 


PERSONAL GROWTH ❂ 


PERSONAL GROWTH 


3407.301 Chinese Herbs Tues. 7:30-9:30 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 2 06/17-06/24 34 

2315.202 Creative Memoir Writing Tues. 9:30-11:30 AM Neighborhood Ctr. Rm. #2 4 05/27-06/17 43 


3468.301 Eating For Health While On The Run Tues. 6:30-8:30 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 1 07/29 36 

3468.302 Nutrition To Enhance Fertility And Tues. 6:30-8:30 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 1 07/22 36 

Prepare For A Healthy Pregnancy 

3466.302 Weight Loss For Life Wed. 7:15-8:30 PM See description 6 06/18-07/23 72 

RETURNING IN THE FALL Bridge, 

Interior Decorating, Journey Of The Chakras, Feng Shui, 

Creative Writing Workshop. 

CHINESE HERBS 

The use of Chinese herbs in preventing diseases and relieving physical 

discomforts has been practiced for many centuries. This class 

introduces you to the herbs commonly used to strengthen your 

body, boost your energy and nourish your skin. You will also learn 

about the herbs that are known to relieve stress, arthritis, allergy 

symptoms and more. Because herbs are natural and mild, you will 

learn how they can be incorporated into regular meals to enhance 

nutrition and taste. Class is co-sponsored with City of Saratoga 

Recreation Dept. 

Instructor: John Fung. M.S. Stanford. John is a Consultant to 

Health Concerns in Oakland. He has done research on Chinese 

herbs for more than a decade and co-authored a book entitled, 

“Sixty Years in Search of Cures”, with his father, a long-time practicing 

herbalist. 

CREATIVE MEMOIR WRITING 

Learn this intuitive method to unlock your literary potential! Put 

the critic aside and write ‘non-stop’. Relaxing and fun, this class has 

application to memoir, short story, novel, poetry and creative expression. 

Weekly lessons teach the ‘craft’ of writing. Guest speakers. All 

adults welcome. Parking permits will be passed in class. 

Instructor: Lynn Rogers. MA., is the author of BORN IN 

BERKELEY, EDGAR CAYCE AND THE ETERNAL FEMININE, 

WHERE HAVE ALL THE FLOWERS GONE, and SAN JOSE 

ALVISO, a new local history book. A number of her students have 

been published. 

DIABETES-FRIENDLY COOKING 

Patients, parents and caretakers will learn practical skills 

in everyday meal preparation for diabetics and pre-diabetics. 

You’ll find out how to stock a healthful, diabeticfriendly 

pantry and refrigerator. Cecilia will demonstrate 

efficient cooking techniques and ingredient substitution, 

with emphasis on how to make one creative preparation stretch 

across several meals. Classes are co-sponsored with the City Of 

Saratoga Recreation. Fee includes all supplies and you may bring 

one guest for no additional fee!! A different menu will be presented 

at each class. Warner Hutton House is located at 13777A 

Fruitvale Ave., Saratoga, near the Saratoga Recreation Center. 

Instructor: Cecilia Lam. is a cooking and nutrition consultant/ 

teacher for the Diabetes Society and owner of Spa Dining. 

New! 

EATING FOR HEALTH WHILE 

ON THE RUN 

With so much wonderful produce in season during the 

summer, the healthy yet delicious meal options are endless. 

Eating seasonally is not only great for you, but also great for 

the environment. Summer is often a busy time for us and it can 

be a challenge to eat well while on the go. Learn some tips on eating 

healthy: what healthy snack foods to pack, how to shop, what loser 

foods to avoid. This two hour interactive talk will go over nutrition 

basics: what is a healthy diet, how to get quality protein, healthy fats, 

and complex carbohydrates into a daily diet that can accommodate 

a busy schedule. Easy meal/snack ideas, recipes and samples will be 

provided. 

Instructor: Nancy Birang and Shannon Gibbs. are certified nutrition 

educators from Bauman College of Holistic Nutrition and 

Culinary Arts. 

NUTRITION TO ENHANCE 

FERTILITY AND PREPARE FOR A 

HEALTHY PREGNANCY 

Infertility among American couples is increasing at an New! 

alarming rate. Scientific evidence has validated that nutrition, 

what you eat and do not eat, plays a significant role 

in conception and full term delivery. This interactive talk for 

future Moms and Dads will cover specific foods and nutrients that 

support hormone cycles, ovulation, sperm quantity and quality. 

Learn what long term nutritional changes to make. Meal/snack 

ideas, recipes and sample foods will be provided. 

Instructor: Nancy Birang and Stephani Regalia. are certified 

holistic nutritionists from Bauman College of Holistic Nutrition and 

Culinary Arts. 

WEIGHT LOSS FOR LIFE 

Moving your body is an important part of weight loss and health. 

But, without proper body mechanics, you may get injured and discouraged 

and discontinue physical activities. In this class you will 

learn body mechanics that will help eliminate and prevent physical 

injuries. Whether you are a seasoned athlete or just starting to move 

your body, this class will help you lose weight, feel better, and move 

your body for life! Come prepared to walk at least one half mile. 

Instructor: Julie Davis. M.S., MFT, is a Licensed Marriage & 

Family Therapist with a private practice in Los Gatos. Visit her 

website at www.juliedavismft.com. 

New! 



❂ DANCE & MUSIC 

DANCE & MUSIC 


3155.301 Argentine Tango - Basic Elements Mon. 7:00-8:00 PM LGHS Community Room 7 07/14-08/25 98 

3156.201 Argentine Tango - Ready, Set, Tango Mon. 7:00-8:00 PM LGHS Community Room 7 05/12-06/30 98 

3157.201 Argentine Tango - The Tempo of Tango Mon. 8:00-9:00 PM LGHS Community Room 7 05/12-06/30 98 

3157.301 Argentine Tango - The Tempo of Tango Mon. 8:00-9:00 PM LGHS Community Room 7 07/14-08/25 98 

3110.303 Ballroom Intermediate - Latin and Smooth Wed. 9:00-10:00 PM Saratoga Community Ctr. 8 06/25-08/13 79 

3110.302 Ballroom-Cha,Cha, Rhumba, Swing/Jive Wed. 8:00-9:00 PM Saratoga Community Ctr. 8 06/25-08/13 79 

3110.301 Ballroom-Waltz, Foxtrot, Tango Wed. 7:00-8:00 PM Saratoga Community Ctr. 8 06/25-08/13 79 

Band: LGS Big Band Wed. 7:30-9:30 PM Fisher Sch. Band Room See description 

4998.401 Band: Saratoga Community Band Mon. 7:00-9:00 PM SHS Music Room 13 09/08-12/08 

3114.301 Belly Dancing I Mon. 7:45-8:45 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 9 06/30-08/25 78 

3114.302 Belly Dancing II & III Thurs. 7:30-9:00 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 8 06/26-08/14 72 

3117.301 Caribbean Dancing Thurs. 7:30-9:00 PM LGHS Dance Studio 4 07/03-07/24 36 

7890.000 Caribbean Drumming In The Summer! Thurs. 7:30-9:00 PM LGHS Dance Studio 4 07/03-07/24 No Fee 

3158.301 Country & Western Line Dance: Evening, Beg./Int. Wed. 7:30-9:00 PM Neighborhood Ctr. Hall 6 06/25-07/30 54 

2310.301 Country & Western Line Dance, Beg./Int Tues. 10:00-11:15 AM Neighborhood Ctr. Hall 6 06/24-07/29 44 

2310.302 Country & Western Line Dance, Beg. Tues. 11:30 AM-12:45 PM Neighborhood Ctr. Hall 6 06/24-07/29 44 

4208.301 Guitar- Acoustic Rhythm - Beginning Thurs. 6:30-7:30 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 6 06/26-08/07 120 

4208.302 Guitar- Acoustic Rhythm - Intermediate Level I Thurs. 7:30-8:30 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room C 6 06/26-08/07 120 

3125.301 Salsa Dance Thurs. 8:00-9:00 PM LGHS Community Room 7 06/26-8/14 62 

3164.301 Salsa Rueda Try It Night Wed. 8:00-9:15 PM LGHS Community Room 1 07/02 No Fee 

3165.301 Salsa Rueda, Beginning Wed. 8:00-9:00 PM LGHS Community Room 10 07/09-09/10 72 

3165.302 Salsa Rueda, Continuing Wed. 9:00-10:00 PM LGHS Community Room 10 07/09-09/10 72 

ARGENTINE TANGO - 

BASIC ELEMENTS 

Described as the seductive dance of one body with four legs, you 

will find Tango a joy to learn! Basic Elements is your introduction 

to Argentine Tango: learn the art of ‘lead and follow’, walking in 

unison, pivot turns, Tango Embrace, Smooth Tango Walk, Parallel 

and Cross, Ochos, Boleos, Simple Combinations. Practica, a onehalf 

hour time to practice free of charge, will be announced in class. 

Fee is per person. Changing partners helps students learn the art 

of leading and following. Drop-in fee of $15 per person, payable 

to the instructor. Drop-in fees for the first two classes will be 

returned if you decide to register for the entire session. 

Instructor: Sue Flanagan. - Owner of Tango Fantastico - is passionate 

about Tango! Visit Tango Fantastico at www.tangofantastico.com. 

ARGENTINE TANGO - READY, 

SET, TANGO 

Continuing students will want to join this second level to learn 

Combinations and Styling: Walking Technique, Travelling Ochos, 

Media Luna, Molinete, Lapiz, Parada. Students are encouraged to 

change partners to learn the art of leading and following. Fee is per 

person. Changing partners helps students learn the art of leading 

and following. Drop-in fee of $15 per person, payable to the 

instructor. Drop-in fees for the first two classes will be returned 

if you decide to register for the entire session. NO CLASS: 5/26. 

Instructor: Sue Flanagan. See Argentine Tango - Basic Elements 

ARGENTINE TANGO - THE 

TEMPO OF TANGO 

When you are comfortable with the basics of tango, try something 

a little more challenging- explore rhythm, syncopation and improvisation 

as we tango on to Vals, Tango and Milonga tempos. This 

class is for students who have mastered the fundamentals offered 

in ‘Basic Elements’ and ‘Ready Set Tango’. Intermediate students 

joining our Los Gatos class will enjoy the challenge of ‘The Tempo 

of Tango’. Fee is per person. Changing partners helps students 

learn the art of leading and following. Drop-in fee of $15 per 

person, payable to the instructor. Drop-in fees for the first two 

classes will be returned if you decide to register for the entire 

session. NO CLASS: 5/26. 

Instructor: Sue Flanagan. See Argentine Tango - Basic Elements 

BALLROOM INTERMEDIATE - 

LATIN AND SMOOTH 

Students should have beginning ballroom dance experience. The 

dances are subject to change. To verify dances, e-mail Christine at: 

dancegoals@yahoo.com or call 408-859-5073. The last class in this 

eight week session is a practice party from 7:00-8:30PM. Class is 

co-sponsored with the City of Saratoga Recreation. Fee is per 

couple, we will not change partners. 

Instructor: Christine Belanger. is a former U.S. Dancesport Finalist 

and U.S. Dancesport Rising Star Champion with 16+ years of experience. 

RETURNING IN THE FALL Instant Piano For Hopelessly Busy People, East Coast Swing in Los Gatos, Romance Two Step 

Dance Workshop, Beginning Ballroom Dance on Saturday afternoons, Caribbean Drumming, African Dance, Saratoga Community Band 


DANCE & MUSIC ❂ 

BALLROOM-CHA,CHA, RHUMBA, 

SWING/JIVE 

We will focus on patterns and technique, including posture, timing, 

footwork and a little bit of that Cuban motion. The last class will 

be a practice party from 7:00-8:30PM. Class is co-sponsored with 

the City of Saratoga Recreation. Fee is per couple, we do not change 

partners. 



BALLROOM-WALTZ, 

FOXTROT, TANGO 

Come join us for the romantic dances! We will focus on patterns 

and technique, including footwork, timing, posture and that extra 

special connection between you and your partner. The last class will 

be a practice party from 7:00-8:30PM. Class is co-sponsored with 

the City of Saratoga Recreation. Fee is per couple, we do not change 

partners. 



BAND: LGS BIG BAND 

The musical focus of the 17 piece LGS Big Band is jazz in all styles 

with an emphasis on swing and dance. The classics from Miller, 

Goodman, Basie, and Ellington are featured along with some 

rock/funk classics from the 70’s and 80’s. The bands format is 5 

Saxophones, 4 Trombones, 4 Trumpets, Piano, Bass, Guitar and 

Drums. Participants must be over 18 years of age. If positions are 

filled, the band is still always looking for players to sub for absentees 

(no fee for subs). If you have solid skills on your instrument and are 

looking for an opportunity to play in a big band, contact the band 

coordinators at: lgsbigband@yahoogroups.com. LOOKING FOR A 

BAND to play at your next event? Now you can arrange to have an 

amazing 17 piece Big Band play at your future fundraising or social 

event. The fee is very affordable and negotiable. Are they good? 

Listen at www.lgsbigband.com or request a demo CD. Contact the 

group at: lgsbigband@yahoogroups.com or call Janet at LGS 

Recreation at 354-8700x223. References available. 

BAND: SARATOGA 

COMMUNITY BAND 

The Saratoga Band is composed of amateur musicians of all ages 

and occupations. Emphasis is on having fun through music. No 

audition is necessary, however, you must be able to play a band 

instrument. The band performs several concerts and civic events 

each year. ADULT EDUCATION: There are no resident requirements 

for adult education classes or services. Adults have priority 

for enrollment in all adult education programs. Adults are 18 years 

and older. This course is titled: ‘Performance Arts’. No Class: 11/10. 

FREE CONCERTS THIS SPRING AND FALL! MARK YOUR CAL- 

ENDARS!! FREE CONCERT IN THE PARK IN MAY: Sunday, 

May 18, 2008, 4:00-5:30PM at Wildwood Park in Saratoga. Bring 

your lawn chair, picnic and friends. FREE CONCERT THIS FALL: 

Monday, December 8, 2008, 7:30-9:00PM at Saratoga High 

School’s McAfee Performing Arts and Lecture Center. For detailed 

information about this band go to the Saratoga Community Band 

website: www.saratogaband.org. 

Instructor: Craig Northrup. Conductor and Music Director. 


BELLY DANCING I 

Introduction to Middle Eastern dance physical fitness program that 

includes basic steps, floor/veil work and finger cymbals. With so 

many styles of belly dance to aspire to, learning the basics can open 

so many doors to so many possibilities. Plus, you get to have so 

MUCH fun! Students should wear leotard and tights or sweats and 

need to provide veils and cymbals. You may purchase them in class 

from the instructor. Optional: Dance recital in the fall and spring. 

Instructor: Paulette Wise and Nicole Smith. 

BELLY DANCING II & III 

A fun way to a total physical fitness program! Students should wear 

leotard and tights or sweats and need to provide veils and cymbals. 

You may purchase them in class from the instructor. Advanced 

steps, floor work and veil work. Instruction in transitions, drum 

solos, double veil, floor and prop work. Optional: Dance recital in 

the fall and spring. 

Instructor: Farouche and Helen Lund. 

CARIBBEAN DANCING 

Become versed in styles of Trinidad’s folklore and other ritualistic 

forms that have evolved from the merging of African and South 

American cultures, inspiring the joy for life throughout the ages. 

Experience an exhilarating aerobic workout that feels effortless and 

fun. Get motivated by the pulsing rhythms of live drumming. Learn 

uplifting traditional movements that excite your passion. Satisfy 

needs for fitness and artistic expression while creating well being in 

the mind, body, and spirit. Performance opportunities available, if 

interested. Class is welcome to all creeds, gender, ages, ethnicities, 

and ability levels. Adults and students 14+, who are accompanied 

by someone over 18+ years of age, are welcome. No shoes are necessary, 

bring water, and wear clothes you can sweat in comfortably. 

Visit www.allnowjam.org or contact Shereen for more 

information, shereen333@yahoo.com. Caribbean Dance will be 

meeting in the LGHS Community Room on 6/12, 6/19 and 7/24. 

Classes will resume in the fall starting 9/4. Drop in option: $12 

payable to the instructor. 

Instructor: Shereen Manalani. has taught at West Valley College, San 

Jose State, has been a guest instructor and choreographer at Mission 

Cultural Center, Alice Arts Center, Santa Clara University, and for 

local performance groups. Her passion for this style led to 14 years of 

study under internationally known dance master, Wilfred Mark. 

CARIBBEAN DRUMMING 

IN THE SUMMER! 

Summer opportunity to drum during the Caribbean Dance class. 

Bring your djembes, water and a piece of cardboard or yoga mat to 

place under your drum. Adults and students 14+, who are accompanied 

by someone over 18 years of age, are welcome. It is expected 

that you have some experience drumming. Caribbean Drumming 

class with Steve Eldridge from 7:00-7:30PM will be back in the fall 

starting 9/4. Contact shereen333@yahoo.com for more information. 

Caribbean Dance will be meeting in the LGHS Community 

Room on 7/24. 

Instructor: Steve Eldridge. mastered the trap set through strict training 

with local Curtis Cooper. The passion for rhythm ranged from marching 

bands to studying varieties of cultural folklore. He’s played both trap and 

hand drums with many local bands, and the stage has been no stranger. 

The love and intensity of Trinidad’s rhythmic drive captured this well 

versed percussionist; who then studied under internationally know 

Caribbean drum masters including Hugh Humphrey and Val Serrant. 



❂ DANCE & MUSIC 

COUNTRY & WESTERN LINE 

DANCE IN THE EVENING, 

BEG./INT. 

This evening class is designed for those with some line dance experience 

and those who wish to add to their repertoire. Drop in 

option, $12 per class, check payable to the instructor at the class, 

space available basis. 

Instructor: Mandi Muscolo. 


DANCE, BEG./INT 

Class designed for those with some line dance experience, and those 

who wish to add to their repertoire. Drop in option $10 per class 

payable to the instructor, space permitting. 



DANCE, BEG. 

Discover the enjoyment of Country and Western Dancing! Increase 

your stamina with these easy dances that don’t require a partner. 

This class is for those with little or no experience in Country and 

Western Line Dancing. Drop in option, $10 per class, payable to 

the instructor in class. 


GUITAR- ACOUSTIC RHYTHM - 

BEGINNING 

Learn chords and songs along with various rhythm strumming 

techniques. Introduction to cross picking, flat picking and some fun 

shortcuts. American Roots Music styles touching on Old Time, Folk, 

Rock Roots, Country and Bluegrass. Students must bring their own 

guitars. Six string with light gauge, or nylon folk style guitar is recommended. 

Adults and students 14+ are welcome. Materials fee of 

$10 due to the instructor at the first class. 

Instructor: Doug Montgomery. has played Drums and Guitar professionally 

for many years and has been associated with the 

California Bluegrass Association. 

THANKYOU TO OUR BUNNY FUN HUNT SPONSORS! 

GUITAR- ACOUSTIC RHYTHM - 

INTERMEDIATE LEVEL I 

If you can play songs and want to learn new strumming patterns 

and rhythm bass runs, along with Cross Picking and Flat Picking 

techniques, join Doug for some fun. Students will bring in songs to 

play. Country, Bluegrass, Country Rock, Folk and Americana styles 

will be the focus. Adults and students 14+ are welcome. Materials 

fee of $10 payable to the instructor at the first class. No class 7/3. 

Instructor: Doug Montgomery. See Guitar-Acoustic Rhythm-Beg. 

SALSA DANCE 

Latin Salsa is a popular dance of passion. It is becoming the most 

common partner dance among many different cultures and communities. 

People are finding Salsa liberating and beautiful. This 

course covers Salsa rhythm, footwork, partner dancing including 

leading and following techniques, and exciting Salsa patterns. Fee 

is per person. No class 7/24. 

Instructor: Kayvon Carun. 

SALSA RUEDA: BEGINNING AND 

TRY IT NIGHT 

Salsa Rueda is a unique form of salsa that began in Cuba in the 

1950’s, became popular in Miami in the 1970’s and 1980’s, and is 

now popular all over the world. Rueda dancing is done in the ‘wheel’, 

as a group, with the ‘followers’ being passed in the wheel, rapid 

exchanging of partners, with moves all done in time to ‘hot’ Salsa 

music. Each move, or ‘call’, has a name, and is called by a leader of 

the Rueda. Come single or with a partner. TRY IT NIGHT: Bring 

yourself, friends and neighbors to “Try It Out” Night to experience 

what this dance is all about. Wear comfortable clothing. Fee 

is per person. 

Instructor: Samy Makar. introduced Salsa Rueda to the folkdance 

world at the Statewide Conference of The Folk Dance Federation of 

California in 2006. He has taught classes at Stanford, Mission 

College and at the Cubberley Pavilion. 

SALSA RUEDA, CONTINUING 

Continuing students must have prior Salsa Rueda experience. Fee 

is per person. 

Instructor: Samy Makar. 

408-356-3333 

15055 Los Gatos Blvd. Suite 200 

www.imotionphotos.com 

CATCH THE 

READING BUG !! 

Join the Los Gatos Public Library’s 

2008 Summer Reading Club for kids! 

Sign up at the Library between June 

1st and July 31st. Have lots of fun 

reading and receive a prize packet 

(one per person). Join us for a 

summer full of fun and surprises! 

Weekly programs! Win prizes! For 

more information about the Summer 

Reading Club or our other Summer 

Programs, please call the Children’s 

Librarian at 354-6893, drop by the 

Library at 110 East Main Street or visit 

our website at http://library.losgatosca.gov/kidsindex.html 


SPORTS ❂ 


BILLIARDS, INTRO 

Older or younger, experienced or beginner this course is designed 

to introduce or refresh the basic techniques required to enjoy the 

noble game of pocket billiards. We cover stance, grip, bridge, 

aiming, breaking, banking, cue ball control, game rules, etc. with 

special ‘trick shots’ shown at each session. Students pay $7/session 

for table time and there is an optional $10 fee for a comprehensive 

Instructors handbook. This 6 week class will meet 2 hours per 

week. A $7 table fee is payable at each session. Saturday class is 

located at Campbell Billiards, 1777 S. Bascom Ave. at the corner 

of Campisi Way phone (408) 377-9886; Thursday evening class at 

Cue Topia Billiards, near Hwy 85 and Branham Lane, at 4700 

Almaden Expwy, San Jose, phone (408) 226-7665. Thursday class 

will not meet July 3; Saturday class will not meet on July 5. 

Instructor: Don Frank. additionally teaches this course for DeAnza 

College and Campbell Recreation Department. 

FENCING - ADULT INTRO 

Everyone enjoys playing with lightweight flexible swords, and 

fencing is one of the safest, most rewarding sports available. 

Everyone should have at least an introduction to this modern 

Olympic sport and the art of science of swordplay; classes for all age 

groups from ages 5 to 80, boys and girls. This intro class emphasizes 

fun while learning the basics of the sport. The 3 class session prepares 

you to join the beginning class level if you wish to continue; 

we play fun developmental games, do paired drills, and you will 

fence each day! You will learn basic rules, safety and manners of the 

sport, and actions on the blades while developing and maintaining 

physical and mental fitness, self-discipline and great sportsmanship 

skills. All rental equipment fees are included; wear shorts or sweat 

pants, t-shirt, and lace up athletic shoes. The CFA coaches are professionally 

trained and certified instructors and fencing masters. 

Instructor: California Fencing Academy Staff. for more information 

on programs and staff, please visit our website at 

www.calfencingacademy.com or call us at (408) 865-1950. 

SPORTS 


3604.301 Billiards, Intro Sat. Noon-2:00 PM Campbell Billiards 6 06/07-07/19 66 

3604.302 Billiards, Intro Thurs. 7:00-9:00 PM Cue Topia Billiards 6 06/05-07/17 66 

3603.301 Ice Skating: Intro. Thurs. 7:00-8:00 PM Ice Center 6 06/05-07/10 67 

3603.302 Ice Skating: Intro. Thurs. 7:00-8:00 PM Ice Center 6 07/17-08/21 67 

3630.301 Fencing - Adult Intro Mon. 7:00-7:55 PM CA Fencing Academy 3 07/07-07/21 59 

3630.302 Fencing - Adult Intro Mon. 7:00-7:55 PM CA Fencing Academy 3 08/04-08/18 59 

3630.303 Fencing - Adult Intro Sat. 9:30-10:25 AM CA Fencing Academy 3 07/12-07/26 59 

3630.304 Fencing - Adult Intro Sat. 9:30-10:25 AM CA Fencing Academy 3 08/09-08/23 59 

3660.301 Pacific Sailing - Beg. Sat./Sun. 10:00 AM-4:00 PM Santa Cruz 2 06/21-06/22 220 






3624.301 Recreational Volleyball Mon. 8:00-9:30 PM SHS Sm. Gym 6 06/23-07/28 49 

ICE SK ATING: INTRO. 

Learn the basics of ice skating with the staff at Ice Center, Vallco 

Fashion Park. Includes half-hour lessons, skate rentals and a one 

half-hour practice time. All participants should have legs covered 

for protection and wear gloves. Arrive at the rink at least 15 minutes 

before class time. 


PACIFIC SAILING - BEG. 

Learn to sail on the Monterey Bay. The course is fun, safe, educational 

and relaxing. A total of 12 hours (two 6 hr days) of hands on 

instruction will provide you with the skills and confidence you need 

to safely skipper or crew a 22 to 27 ft tiller sailboat in light to moderate 

wind and sea conditions. The Basic Sailing and Seamanship 

course is the first two days of our 8 day American Sailing 

Association Certification program taught by USCG Licensed 

Captains. You can read more course details and directions at: 

www.pacificsail.com. Please bring soft-soled shoes, warm windbreaker, 

sweater, sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, drinking water and 

lunch. An $18 optional text book entitled Sailing Fundamentals 

not included in the fee is available at the Pacific Yachting office. 

Lifejackets are provided. Parking permits are also available at $5 

per day in the office. 

Instructor: Pacific Yachting Unlimited. 790 Mariner Parkway, 

Santa Cruz; phone (831) 423-SAIL. 

RECREATIONAL VOLLEYBALL 

Getting fit or staying in shape can be fun! One third of this beginning/intermediate, 

coed class consists of warm-up, toning, realization 

exercises, and volleyball drills. The other two-thirds is actual 

volleyball play. Gym shoes required; loose, comfortable clothing recommended. 

Instructor: Ramona Heimlich. 

RETURNING IN THE FALL 

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY: Metal Shop – Intro. Level and 

Woodworking Will Return In The Fall. 



❂ LOS GATOS ATHLETIC CLUB 

FISH COOKERY: 

SIMPLE PREPARATIONS, 

EXTRAORDINARY RESULTS 

In this hands-on class, learn best choices of 

fishes, where to find them, proper selection, 

and preparation techniques. Each dish will 

highlight essential cooking techniques 

for each type of fish prepared to 

enhance natural textures and 

flavors. Proper tests for doneness, 

the most critical element of fish 

cookery, will also be covered. 

Recipes prepared will emphasize 

limited ingredients and simplicity 

of preparation to encourage more 

frequent enjoyment of this important 

component of a healthful diet. 

Menu: Mediterranean Seafood 

Stew, Stewed Pacific Cod with 

Tomatoes, Artichokes and 

Olives, Herb-Crusted Alaskan 

Halibut Fillet with Roasted 

Pepper and Sun-Dried Tomato 

Pesto, Tilapia fillet with Citrus, 

Olives and Capers and Grilled Swordfish 

Kabobs with Lemon and Herbs 

Instructor: LGAC Staff - Charles Vollmar. 

LOS GATOS ATHLETIC CLUB 


FITNESS TEENS 

7400.323 Pilates for Teens Thurs 1:00-2:00 PM LG Athletic Club 11 07/17-08/21 150 

7400.324 Teen Yoga Tues 2:45-3:45 PM LG Athletic Club 5 07/15-08/12 60 

7400.325 Sports Clinic for Teens Mon 1:15-2:15 PM LG Athletic Club 9 06/16-08/11 90 

7500.307 Jr. Racquetball Program T/Th 3:30-5:30 PM LG Athletic Club 16 06/24-08/14 240 

7500.308 High School Racquetball Program M/W 3:30-5:30 PM LG Athletic Club 16 06/23-08/13 240 

COOKING- ADULTS 

7700.301 Fit On The Inside Tues 5:30-6:30 PM LG Athletic Club 6 07/15-08/19 150 

7900.301 The New Kitchen Fundamentals: How to Tues 6:30-9:00 PM LGAC Culinary Center 1 07/15 55 

Properly and Confidently Cook Everything! 

7900.302 Fish Cookery: Simple Preparations, Wed 6:30-9:00 PM LGAC Culinary Center 1 07/30 65 

Extraordinary Results 

7900.303 Pizza! Pizza! Pizza! - Cooking With Your Kids Fri 5:00-7:30 PM LGAC Culinary Center 1 08/01 80 

7900.304 Heirloom Tomatoes: Jewels of Summer Tues 6:30-9:00 PM LGAC Culinary Center 1 08/12 55 

New! 

New! 

FIT ON THE INSIDE 

Become a part of a proven, revolutionary nutrition program 

modeled after the protocols of Tempus Clinic. Learn how to unlock 

the power of food as you shed unwanted pounds, prevent or reverse 

chronic disease, and bring your body into a state of optimal health. 

Encourage and support one another to gain control over lifestyle 

habits that keep you from meeting your health goals.Also available 

on an individual basis. 

Instructor: LGAC Staff - Laurie Ward,. B.S. in Nutrition and Food 

Science from CSU, Chico and works as the Assistant Nutrition 

Director at the Los Gatos Athletic Club. 

HEIRLOOM TOMATOES: 

JEWELS OF SUMMER 

Summer offers a plethora of vegetables and tomatoes 

(which are technically a fruit) and are some of the best, 

and most nutritionally valuable. Learn to identify, select 

and prepare the summer’s heirloom tomato bounty using a 

variety of techniques to further develop your preparation and presentation 

skills. Menu: Spicy Roasted Heirloom Tomato Salsa on 

Grilled Crostini, Roasted Heirloom Tomato and Chipotle Bisque, 

Classic Heirloom Tomato Gazpacho, Heirloom Tomato Salad with 

Baby Arugula and, Herb-Walnut Crumble and Summer Vegetable 

Salad in an Heirloom tomato Dressing 


HIGH SCHOOL RACQUETBALL 

PROGRAM 

For High School boys and girls ages 14-18. A program 

designed for all skill levels. Skills development and social 

interaction between students as they learn all about racquetball 

and its many benefits. FUN, FAST, FURIOUS 

FITNESS! A video game come to life! Come join the fun, make some 

new friends and have Big Fun while doing it. The sport of a lifetime. 

Join Certified Instructor GIL CEPEDA on the journey as you learn 

to master the art of Racquetball Fitness. 

Instructor: LGAC Staff - Gil Cepeda,. AMPRO Certified Advanced 

Instructor and 6-time National Finalist. Member of the 

LGAC/TempusClinic Training and Fitness Staff. 

JR. RACQUETBALL PROGRAM 

For juniors aged 6–13. A complete and comprehensive 

developmental program for eager to learn juniors with an 

eye towards progressive skills development. Racquetball is 

FUN, FAST, FURIOUS FITNESS! Come join the fun while 

getting a head start on the sport of a lifetime. Join Certified 

New! 

New! 

New! 

Instructor GIL CEPEDA on the journey as you learn to master the 

art of Racquetball Fitness. Highlights of program will be tournament 

play and inter-club play (includes local travel). A great experience 

for all with new friendships formed in a competitor friendly environment. 

Equipment and eye guards provided if needed. 

Instructor: LGAC Staff - Gil Cepeda,. See High School Racquetball 


LOS GATOS ATHLETIC CLUB/AEROBICS ❂ 


PILATES FOR TEENS 

Come strengthen and sculpt your body in a fun atmosphere 

designed with teens in mind! Each class will utilize the 

apparatus of the Pilates studio: the reformer, chair, ring, 

ball and roller and will focus on core-conditioning exercises. 

Ages 12-18 

Instructor: LGAC Staff - Catherine Kirsch,. Certified Master Pilates 

Instructor and member of the LGAC / TempusClinic Group Exercise 

Team. Catherine also has an extensive background in working with 

physical therapy, chiropractic and osteopathic patients. 

PIZZA! PIZZA! PIZZA! - COOKING 

WITH YOUR KIDS 

Parents and Children – Unite! Parents, Spend some creative, 

quality-time with your child and join us for our first 

New! 

‘from scratch’ pizza-making party! Together we will create 

a variety of sauces, prepare toppings, knead and roll your own 

pizza dough, ‘create your own custom pizzas’, bake them off and 

enjoy your creations all in one fun-filled evening! Sign up quickly 

– space is limited and this is sure to fill quickly! Adults and Children 

(Aged 8-11) - $80 per Parent/Child couple 


SPORTS CLINIC FOR TEENS 

This class is designed to keep your teen both mentally and 

physically ready for individual or team sports programs. 

Students will take part in low level weight training and 

sport conditioning activities related to all team and individual 

sport programs. If your teen is not into sports, this 

class is a great way to stay active during the summer. Ages 12-18 

Instructor: Chris Hintz, Personal Trainer. 

New! 

New! 

AEROBICS 

TEEN YOGA 

Help improve concentration and teach relaxation, two very 

important skills for teens! Yoga will strengthen, tone and 

stretch the muscles used in other sports as well as boost 

self-esteem. This yoga class, especially for teens, will cover 

the basic yoga asanas and add a few twists in a comfortable, 

energetic and fun environment. Ages 12-17 

Instructor: LGAC Staff - Helga McHugh. 

THE NEW KITCHEN 

FUNDAMENTALS: HOW TO 

PROPERLY AND CONFIDENTLY 

COOK EVERYTHING! 

Forever change the way you select, prepare and present 

your food. Revitalize your cooking to meet current standards 

and expectations: Fresh, Whole, Simple - Remarkable. 

Pull back the curtains and clear away the clutter that has left us 

uncertain and hesitant. Learn the essentials to be a confident and 

proud home chef and entertainer. Also, a great introductory class for 

young adults learning the basics to fend for themselves. Learn all 

essential cooking terms and principles and know how, when and why 

to apply a particular method; determining appropriate cooking 

times and doneness for foods; understand basic rules of seasoning 

and flavoring food; learn the essentials of the well-tooled kitchen to 

ensure consistent success and reduce stress. MENU: Roaseted 

Chicken with Aromatic Vegetables and Herbs, Pan-Seared Chicken 

Breasts, Spicy Broccoli Rabe with Olives and Pumpkin Seeds, Spicy 

Lamb Stew with Roasted Cauliflower, Wilted Greens with 

Mushrooms and Garlic, Stir-Fried Cabbage and Bok Choy with 

Ginger and Chiles, Steamed Broccoli with Lime and Cumin and 

Summer Vegetables Saute with Fresh Tomatoes and Basil. 


Prog Class Days Time Location Mtgs Dates Fee 

3725.202 Aerobics - Low Impact T/Th 6:00-7:00 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 10 05/20-06/19 70 




Jazzercise - Register in Class Sun. 8:45-9:45 AM Fisher Gym 43 

Jazzercise - Register in Class T/Th 6:15-7:15 PM Fisher Gym 43 

Jazzercise - Register in Class Sat. 8:45-9:45 AM Fisher Gym 43 

Sizzling Seniors - Register In Class M/W/F 8:30-9:30 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B On-going 30/mo. 

AEROBICS - LOW IMPACT 

Class consists of a warm-up, 20 minutes of aerobic activity, cooldown, 

strength training, floor-work including abdominals, final 

stretch/relaxation. You will get a good workout and have fun doing 

it. Please bring a mat, some light handweights (2-5lbs) and water 

to each class. Drop in option, $8.00 per class. 

Instructor: Marian Chiaramonte. Certified Aerobics Instructor 

JAZZERCISE 

REGISTER IN CLASS: When you love your workout, results come 

easy! Each 60 minute class combines elements of jazz dance, resistance 

training, pilates, yoga, kick boxing and more to create truly 

New! 

New! 

effective programs for people of every age and fitness level. The 

hottest music is used; including top 40, jazz, country, funk and classics. 

The easy to follow, fun choreography includes a warm up 

segment, 35 minute aerobic workout, muscle toning and strengthening 

segment with weights, and a cool down stretch finale. For 

more info go to www.southbayjazz.com or call Catherine at 248- 

2480Register in class; ask about the $43/month Easy Fitness 

Ticket. You may attend any and all classes offered. CLASSES ARE 

ONGOING. 

Instructor: Catherine Moore/Jazzercise staff. 

SIZZLING SENIORS 

See description in Adults 55+ Enrichment Programs on page 72. 



FITNESS 

❂ FITNESS 






3710.301 Aikido I Mon. 7:00-8:00 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 6 06/23-07/28 57 

3710.303 Aikido I Fri. 7:00-8:00 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 6 06/27-08/01 57 

3710.305 Aikido I Mon. 7:00-8:00 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 6 08/04-09/08 57 

3710.307 Aikido I Fri. 7:00-8:00 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 6 08/08-09/12 57 

3711.301 Aikido I Tues. 7:00-8:00 PM LGHS Community Room 6 06/24-07/29 57 

3711.303 Aikido I Tues. 7:00-8:00 PM LGHS Community Room 6 08/05-09/16 57 

3710.302 Aikido II Mon. 8:00-9:00 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 6 06/23-07/28 57 

3710.304 Aikido II Fri. 8:00-9:00 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 6 06/27-08/01 57 

3710.306 Aikido II Mon. 8:00-9:00 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 6 08/04-09/08 57 

3710.308 Aikido II Fri. 8:00-9:00 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 6 08/08-09/12 57 

3711.302 Aikido II Tues. 8:00-9:00 PM LGHS Community Room 6 06/24-07/29 57 

3711.304 Aikido II Tues. 8:00-9:00 PM LGHS Community Room 6 08/05-09/16 57 

3215.301 Baby & Me Pilates Tues. 1:00-1:45 PM Saratoga Comm. Ctr. 5 06/17-07/15 50 




3745.202 Cardio Kick Boxing Tues. 6:15-7:15 PM LGHS Dance Studio 6 05/27-07/08 54 

3745.301 Cardio Kick Boxing Tues. 6:15-7:15 PM LGHS Dance Studio 8 07/15-09/16 72 

3215.305 CrossFit Stroller Aerobics Tues. 10:30-11:30 AM Meet LG Comm. Ctr. Outside 11 06/17-08/26 77 

1335.202 Mid-Life Fitness Tues./Fri. 9:00-10:00 AM Redwood Estates Pav 8 05/16-06/10 56 




3740.301 Pilates Mat Tues. 9:00-10:00 AM Los Gatos Pilates Studio 6 06/17-07/22 72 

3740.302 Pilates Mat Thurs. 6:00-7:00 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 6 06/19-07/24 54 

3740.303 Pilates Mat Tues. 9:00-10:00 AM Los Gatos Pilates Studio 6 07/29-09/09 72 

3740.304 Pilates Mat Thurs. 6:00-7:00 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 6 07/29-09/09 54 

3727.301 Qigong-Chinese Movement For Health Sat. 9:00-10:15 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 6 06/07-07/12 63 

3727.302 Qigong-Chinese Movement For Health Sat. 9:00-10:15 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 5 07/26-08/23 53 

4755.301 StrollerPower! M-F call 408 482 9516 for details monthly 06/01-06/30 95 



2322.301 Strong Bones Wed. 2:00-3:30 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 6 07/09-08/13 62 

3730.301 Tae Kwon Do Mon 7:15-8:00 PM All Pro Studio 6 06/23-07/28 59 

3735.301 Tai Chi Chuan I Tues. 7:30-8:30 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 8 06/17-08/05 64 

3735.302 Tai Chi Chuan II Tues. 8:30-9:30 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 8 06/17-08/05 64 

3735.303 Tai Chi Chuan II Tues. 8:00-9:00 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room A 4 08/12-09/02 34 

3737.301 Tai Chi For Life -Intermediate/Advanced Wed. 12:30-1:30 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 10 06/25-09/10 85 

2330.301 Tai Chi For Life-Beginning Wed. 11:30 AM-12:30 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 9 07/09-09/10 76 

3732.301 Thai Boxing Mon./Wed. 9:00-9:45 AM All Pro Studio 4 06/23-07/02 99 

3732.302 Thai Boxing Tues./Thurs. 9:00-9:45 AM All Pro Studio 4 07/08-07/17 99 

3720.301 Yoga I Tues. 5:45-7:15 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 9 06/24-08/19 92 

3720.302 Yoga II Tues. 7:30-9:00 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 9 06/24-08/19 92 

3720.303 Yoga In The Afternoon, I & II Wed. 4:00-5:30 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 10 06/18-08/27 104 

3723.302 Yoga/Meditation Tues. 10:30 AM-Noon Saratoga Community Ctr. 8 06/17-08/12 84 

3723.303 Yoga/Meditation Thurs. 10:30 AM-Noon Saratoga Community Ctr. 8 06/19-08/14 84 


FITNESS ❂ 

AEROBICS - LOW IMPACT 

Class consists of a warm-up, 20 minutes of aerobic activity, cooldown, 

strength training, floor-work including abdominals, final 

stretch/relaxation. You will get a good workout and have fun doing 

it. Please bring a mat, some light handweights (2-5lbs) and water to 

each class. Drop in option, $8.00 per class. 

Instructor: Marian Chiaramonte. Certified Aerobics Instructor 

AIKIDO I & II 

In harmony there is power. Aikido, the dynamic Japanese martial art, 

teaches centering, control, and self-defense. In learning and practicing 

Aikido, one unifies the mind and body. Loose, comfortable clothing 

recommended. No previous training necessary. This course can be 

repeated for those students wishing to continue and advance in rank. 

Aikido I is for beginners or any level. Aikido II is for Intermediate or 

above. NO CLASS: Tuesday evening class only, 8/19. 

Instructor: Lou Bermingham. Dojocho of Aikido of Los Gatos, 

offers 25 years of experience and is a 4th degree Blackbelt. Visit his 

website at www.aikidolg.com. Tuesday and Thursday class instructor 

is Alan Ewers, 1st degree black belt, of Aikido of Los Gatos. 

BABY & ME PILATES 

You as the parent will be strengthening your core muscles: abdominal, 

lower back, hips, buttocks pelvic areas. These are all most 

affected by pregnancy. In each move, your baby is strategically 

placed to help you maintain proper form focus occasionally offer 

resistance! You’ll also be stimulating your baby through movement, 

touch, eye contact facial expressions, all of which enhance his/her 

cognitive development motor skills! Please bring a yoga mat and 

two blankets. 


CARDIO KICK BOXING 

Cardio Kick boxing is an exciting, high energy workout. By kicking 

and punching in the air to popular music, you will get a great workout 

while learning self-defense. Leg and abdominal muscle workout is a 

part of the routine. No special equipment; wear comfortable clothing 

and athletic shoes. All levels welcome. Drop in option, $10 per class, 

space permitting. NO CLASS: 6/10, 7/22 or 7/29. 

Instructor: Jasmine Nasiri. 

CROSSFIT STROLLER AEROBICS 

With CrossFit Stroller Aerobics you will work on conditioning 

your body with cardio, plyo-metric, resistance training. We will be 

targeting the muscles used during labor, delivery and the day to day 

care of your baby. With CrossFit Stroller Aerobics we will also 

introduce Mind Body connection with cool-down pilyoga stretch. 

CrossFit Stroller Aerobics is also a educational program for 

parents on Natural Movement Development in Children. Each week 

a topic will be presented on the importance of movement for development 

and activates you can do with 

your child. PLEASE BRING: 

Rubber bands with handles, yoga 

mat and a water bottle. For the 

first class meet at the Los Gatos 

Recreation Center on the grass 

area- 123 E. Main Street, LG. 



MID-LIFE FITNESS 

Not an aerobics class, emphasis is on maintaining and improving 

fitness for the ‘ADL’s’ – The Activities Of Daily Living, both work 

and play, for all the years ahead. Goals include increased strength, 

endurance, flexibility, and bone density. Attention will be given to 

posture, balance, and fall prevention. Includes warm-up; standing, 

floor, and resistance exercises (using elastic tubing provided by the 

instructor); slow movement and stretching. Students will be offered 

suggestions on how to modify exercises to address individual physical 

problems. Adults of all ages are welcome. Exercises are modified 

for different levels. Drop in option of $8 per class, first class is 

free. REDWOOD ESTATES PAVILION is located an easy 10 

minutes from downtown Los Gatos. Take 17 South, Redwood 

Estates exit, turn right at the “T” intersection, stay left at the fork, 

go up the hill towards the store, the pavilion is on the right. The 

Pavilion is located in the Redwood Estates Services building. NO 

CLASS: 7/4. 

Instructor: Kent Schellenger. 

PILATES MAT 

Pilates focuses on body/mind integration, utilizing core stabilization 

and breath control, with simultaneous stretching and strengthening 

exercises. Regular practice of these beginning mat exercises 

will leave you feeling more fit, with toned muscles, better posture 

and balance, more body awareness, flexibility and strength. 

Throughout the years, Pilates has been widely used for injury prevention 

and rehabilitation. Cindy suggests you bring a yoga mat or 

towel to the Los Gatos Rec. Center class. Drop in option of $15 per 

class on Tuesday mornings at the Los Gatos Pilates location, 16 

Lyndon Ave., Los Gatos, 399-7577, cross street is West Main. 

Thursday evening class offers a $12 drop in per class at the LG 

Recreation Ctr., 123 E. Main. NO CLASSES week of August 18. 

Instructor: Cindy Brain. certified Pilates instructor. 

QIGONG-CHINESE MOVEMENT 

FOR HEALTH 

Qigong,pronounced ‘chee gung’, is an ancient Chinese movement 

practice designed to support self-healing and restore well-being of 

the body, mind and spirit. Used extensively in hospitals and clinics 

throughout China, qigong practice supports thousands of people 

in preventing and curing illness every day. Emphasis will be on 

awakening the feeling of chi in the body as we focus on simple and 

relaxing qigong movements to relieve tension, improve concentration, 

and boost the immune system for a healthy and joyful season. 

Drop-in option of $12 per class. Instructor Marcy Reynolds will 

return in the fall. No class 7/5. 

Instructor: Sadao Hayano. 

STROLLERPOWER! 

See description in Parent & Child on page 33. 

STRONG BONES 

Scientific data validates that weight bearing exercise increases bone 

density. In this class you will move and exercise in positions that 

emphasize putting weight through your bones. You will practice 

lengthening and straightening your spine. Unlike exercises that pain 

and strain we teach relaxed, pain-free exercising.You will learn how 

to transfer these exercise principles to everyday-life activities. Drop 

in option, $12 per class, payable to the instructor. 

Instructor: Thea Sawyer. 

New! 



TAE KWON DO 

Tae Kwon Do uses physical techniques to strengthen the body and 

improve coordination and timing; emphasis on the philosophy and 

the development of concentration strengthen the mind and improve 

mental attitudes. Please wear loose comfortable clothing or a gi; the 

latter can be purchased at the studio. Classes located at All-Pro Tae 

Kwon Do Studio in New Town Center, 15545 Los Gatos Blvd., Suite 

D, Los Gatos (408) 358-6042.Please log on to www.allprotkd.com 

to download registration form,complete & bring to first class. 

Saturday class will not meet June 28, July 5 or July 26. 


TAI CHI CHUAN I 

This introductory course is for students of all ages and abilities who 

are curious to learn more about Tai Chi. Focus is on the first seven 

movements of the Yang Style Long Form, which are then tied into 

a self-contained and complete practice that students can do at 

home. In addition, the course introduces the history of Tai Chi, a 

set of qigong warm-ups, a number of Tai Chi basic exercises, partner 

practices, and health tips from a Chinese medicine perspective. Tai 

Chi is originally a martial art, and while this class primarily focuses 

on its health benefits, applications of the movements for everyday 

self-defense are introduced. 

Instructor: John Christiansen. has practiced Yang and Chen style 

Tai Chi Chuan for over 13 years and taught for more than 7 years. 

TAI CHI CHUAN II 

This course is open to students who have completed a beginning 

Tai Chi class or know the first section of the Yang Style Form. This 

is an ongoing class that meets year-round where students learn the 

complete 108 movement Yang Style Long Form. Continuing students 

have the option of deepening their understanding of Tai Chi 

by working on advanced basic exercises, applications, and with partners. 

Introductions to Chen style Tai Chi Chuan and stick practices 

are available to more advanced and committed students. 

Instructor: John Christiansen. See Tai Chi Chuan I 

TAI CHI FOR LIFE - 

INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED 

Whole body movement: Tai Chi is a soft, internal energy martial art. 

It promotes balance, health, and relaxation. The class covers Qigong 

warm-ups, the Tai Chi stance principles, the short long integrated 

form applications, and partner work. The individual begins learning 

the basics and the form. Partner work/contact happens only when 

the student is comfortable with it and is approached without force. 

Wear comfortable clothing. Drop in option, $13 per class, payable 

to instructor, space permitting. NO CLASS: 7/2 or 9/3. 

Instructor: Linda Scheer. M.S., Vocational Rehabilitation, has practiced 

the art of Tai Chi Chuan since 1988 and has been teaching 

since 1995. Visit her at http://inscenes.com/lindascheer.shtml?lindascheer. 

TAI CHI FOR LIFE-BEGINNING 

Learn new ways to RELAX, REVITALIZE, and HAVE FUN. Tai Chi 

is flowing, gentle, and slow movement. It helps with balance, 

strength, and mental focus. STANDING MASSAGE included. Dress 

comfortably. Drop in option, $13 per class, payable to instructor, 

space permitting. NO CLASS: 9/3 

Instructor: Linda Scheer. See Tai Chi For Life-Int./Adv. 

❂ FITNESS 

THAI BOXING 

Thai Boxing, or Muay Thai, is a great cardiovascular endurance 

exercises that utilizes basic foundation practices of shadow boxing 

and strength while learning the skills necessary to punch, kick, knee 

and elbow with authority. Class will begin with focus on techniques 

in movement and strength building, then teach the perfecting of 

these techniques using strikes against pads. Participants will learn 

to strengthen core muscles and defend yourself while getting a great 

cardio workout. Students can expect rapid development in health, 

strength and self-defense techniques; Muay Thai is a nationally recognized 

sport in Thailand. Minimum number of 3 participants to 

conduct session; register early! Classes located at All-Pro Tae 

Kwon Do Studio in New Town Center, 15545 Los Gatos Blvd., 

Suite D, Los Gatos. 


YOGA I 

Join us in a noncompetitive environment and learn the fundamentals 

of yoga asanas, breathing, relaxation and meditation. Wear comfortable, 

layered clothing that you can move in. Do not eat prior to 

class. Bring a sticky mat, if you have one. Come prepared to have 

fun, relax, get fit and learn in a supportive community class. Dropin 

option, $14 per class, space permitting. 

Instructor: Joyce Anue. 

YOGA II 

Be familiar with the basics and ready to work more deeply and for 

longer periods in the postures and meditation. Understand and 

practice prana vidya, ujayi, yogic three part breath. Be able to identify 

the eight limbs of yoga and how they relate to you and your 

life(or not. Be willing to actively practice these principles outside 

the classroom. Pre-requisites: Yoga I or enroll with permission 

from instructor. Drop-in option $14 per class, space permitting. 

Instructor: Joyce Anue. 

YOGA IN THE AFTERNOON, I & II 

YOGA IN THE AFTERNOON is a combination of Yoga I and II. 

YOGA I (BEGINNING): Learn basic Hatha Yoga and ways to adapt 

it to your own personal fitness level. Enjoy stretching, breathing, 

strengthening and finding a deep level of relaxation. YOGA II: Move 

further into your own personal practice through faith, self-discipline, 

concentration and patience. Class is co-sponsored with the 

City of Saratoga Recreation. Drop in option, $20 per class. Wear 

loose, layered clothing. Do not eat just prior to class. Mats are provided. 

Please bring a large towel. NO CLASS: 7/2 

Instructor: Nancy Portugal Jamello. is certified by Eric Shiffman’s 

Yoga Teacher Training and by Yoga With Heart. 

YOGA/MEDITATION 

These ongoing Yoga classes are open to all levels. Everyone 

will work on flexibility, strength, balance and relaxation. 

Beginners will learn basic Hatha Yoga, and ways to adapt New! 

it to their own fitness level. Ongoing and intermediate students 

will move further into their own practice through 

faith, self-discipline, concentration and patience. Class is co-sponsored 

with City of Saratoga Recreation Dept. Wear loose, layered 

clothing. Do not eat just prior to class. Bring a large towel or small 

blanket; mats are provided. NO CLASS: 7/1 or 7/3. 

Instructor: Nancy Portugal Jamello.See Yoga In The Afternoon I & II 


GOLF/GYM DROP-IN ❂ 


GOLF, BEGINNING 

Pin High Golf Center is an outdoor facility featuring 75 grass and 

covered mat tee areas, sand practice bunker, chipping and pitching 

areas, and a regulation three-hole golf course. It is the only facility 

of its kind in California. This course is designed for the beginning 

golfer who is interested in learning the basic fundamentals of golf, 

its rules, and etiquette. The course will include: 2 lessons on the full 

GOLF 

Prog. No. Class Days Time Location Mtgs Dates Fee 

3609.301 Golf, Beginning Tues. 10:00-11:00 AM Pin High Golf Ctr. 4 06/24-07/15 105 

3609.302 Golf, Beginning Wed. 6:00-7:00 PM Pin High Golf Ctr. 4 06/25-07/16 105 

3609.303 Golf, Beginning Thurs. 10:00-11:00 AM Pin High Golf Ctr. 4 06/26-07/17 105 

3609.304 Golf, Beginning Thurs. 6:00-7:00 PM Pin High Golf Ctr. 4 06/26-07/17 105 

3609.305 Golf, Beginning Tues. 10:00-11:00 AM Pin High Golf Ctr. 4 07/29-08/19 105 

3609.306 Golf, Beginning Wed. 6:00-7:00 PM Pin High Golf Ctr. 4 07/30-08/20 105 

3609.307 Golf, Beginning Thurs. 10:00-11:00 AM Pin High Golf Ctr. 4 07/31-08/21 105 

3609.308 Golf, Beginning Thurs. 6:00-7:00 PM Pin High Golf Ctr. 4 07/31-08/21 105 

GYM DROP-IN 

swing; 1 lesson on the short game; and 1 playing lesson on the golf 

course. Class is limited to 7 participants; minimum of 3. There will 

be a $5 per class charge for range balls payable at Pin High Golf 

Center, equipment is provided for participants who have none. 

Instructor: Pin High Golf Center Professional Staff. 4701 N. First 

St., San Jose, 1/8 mile from Hwy. 237 (approx. 20 min. from Los 

Gatos), (408) 934-1111. 

Prog Class Days Time Location Mtgs Dates Fee 

3620.301 Volleyball - Fisher Mon. 7:00-9:30 PM Fisher Gym 6 06/23-07/28 3 per visit 

3620.302 Basketball - Fisher Sat. 6:45-8:15 AM Fisher Gym 7 06/21-08/02 2 per visit 

3621.301 Badminton SHS Wed. 7:30-9:30 PM SHS Large Gym 6 06/25-07/30 3 per visit 

3621.302 Basketball SHS Thurs. 7:30-9:30 PM SHS Large Gym 6 06/26-07/31 3 per visit 

3623.301 Basketball - CT English Gym Sun. 8:00-10:00 AM CT English Gym 8 06/22-08/10 4 per visit 

Fisher Middle School, CT English Middle School and Saratoga 

High School Gym are open to the public during the scheduled 

hours. A gym attendant will be on duty to assist participants in the 

scheduling of drop-in play. Participants must supply their own 

equipment. No registration required for drop-in programs. Please 

note AM/time change for Sunday open gym (CT English). 


THANKYOU TO OUR BUNNY FUN HUNT SPONSORS! 

444 N. Santa Cruz Ave. Phone: (408) 556-5000 x2108 

Los Gatos, CA 95030 Fax: (408) 354-1988 


HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA PROGRAM - NO FEE 

Los Gatos-Saratoga Joint Union High School District’s Adult Education Division offers a high school diploma program for persons who 

want to work towards completing their high school requirements. There are no residency requirements for Adult Education. Minimum of 

(15-20) hours of schoolwork per week. Students meet individually with instructor one hour a week to review and evaluate their work and 

to obtain new assignments. Los Gatos-Saratoga High School District Office, 17421 Farley Road West, Los Gatos. All diploma programs 

meet district and state requirements. For an appointment call Lynne Sims, Secretary for Alternative Programs at 354-2520 x223 or email: 

lsims@lgsuhsd.org. Instructor: Adult Education Credentialed Teachers. 



❂ TENNIS 

TENNIS 

Prog. No. Class Days Time Location Mtgs Dates Fee 

3680.301 Beginning Tennis Mon. 6:00-7:00 PM LGHS Courts 8 06/23-08/11 89 

3680.302 Intermediate Tennis Mon. 7:00-8:00 PM LGHS Courts 8 06/23-08/11 89 

3680.303 Beginning Tennis Tues. 7:15-8:15 PM LGHS Courts 8 06/24-08/12 89 

3680.304 Intermediate Tennis Tues. 8:15-9:15 PM LGHS Courts 8 06/24-08/12 89 

3680.305 Adv. Int. Tennis Wed. 7:15-8:15 PM LGHS Courts 8 06/25-08/13 89 

3680.306 Intermediate Tennis - Cardio Wed. 8:15-9:15 PM LGHS Courts 8 06/25-08/13 89 

3680.307 Advanced Tennis - Cardio Thurs. 7:15-8:45 PM LGHS Courts 8 06/26-08/14 104 

3681.304 Adv. Beg. Tennis Tues. 6:00-7:00 PM Bl. Hill Pk. Courts 8 06/24-08/12 89 

3681.305 Intermediate Tennis Tues. 7:00-8:00 PM Bl. Hill Pk. Courts 8 06/24-08/12 89 

3681.308 Beginning Tennis Wed. 6:00-7:00 PM Bl. Hill Pk. Courts 8 06/25-08/13 89 

3681.309 Intermediate Tennis Wed. 7:00-8:00 PM Bl. Hill Pk. Courts 8 06/25-08/13 89 

3681.312 Adv. Beg. Tennis Thurs. 6:00-7:00 PM Bl. Hill Pk. Courts 8 06/26-08/14 89 

3681.313 Intermediate Tennis Thurs. 7:00-8:00 PM Bl. Hill Pk. Courts 8 06/26-08/14 89 

WEATHER CONDITIONS: CHECK 1 HOUR PRIOR TO CLASS AT (408) 746-3685 FOR UPDATE INFORMATION. Classes canceled 

due to inclement weather will be made up. Tennis balls will be provided and are included in class fee. No black soled shoes allowed; classes 

are for ADULTS ONLY; minimum age 16 years old. 

CARDIO TENNIS 

Why run on the treadmill when you can get heart pumping 

fitness while playing tennis? Current players, nonplayers and 

everyday people will see it as a fast, effective and more fun way 

to work out. Elevate heart rates into the aerobic training zone. 

Burn more calories than in singles or doubles tennis. Short 

cycles of high-intensity work and periods of rest. Fun, fastpaced 

group activities. 

ADV. BEG. TENNIS 

Must have previous tennis experience. Build on the fundamentals 

of beginning tennis. Have fun and play tennis with a group of 

people like yourself. Racquet skills, coordination exercises and fundamentals 

are emphasized; each class builds on previous lesson. 

Instructor: Los Gatos Tennis Academy. USPTA Certified Professional 

ADV. INT. TENNIS 

Strong intermediate player. Must have instructor recommendation 

for this class, which is a continuation of an intermediate class. More 

emphasis is placed on footwork and quickness, live ball point play 

and strategy. This class will keep you in the CARDIO zone (65-85% 

maximum heart rate) for the entire class. 


BEGINNING TENNIS 

Tennis has never been easier to play and learn. By using new progression 

tennis balls and a modern games-based approach to 

learning, you will be able to learn the skills to rally the ball in the 

first hour of the very first class. WEATHER CONDITIONS: 

CHECK 1 HOUR PRIOR TO CLASS AT (408) 746-3685 FOR 

UPDATE INFORMATION. Classes canceled due to inclement 

weather will be made up. Tennis balls will be provided and are 

included in class fee. No black soled shoes allowed; classes are for 

ADULTS ONLY; minimum age 16 years old. 


INTERMEDIATE TENNIS 

& CARDIO 

Previous tennis experience is required. The lessons are fast-paced 

but always have a review of the previous lesson. The goal of each 

lesson segment is to introduce one or more skills necessary to play 

tennis. 


ADVANCED TENNIS - CARDIO 

This class will work on improvement of skills through live ball drills, 

points and games. A strong emphasis will be placed on learning 

winning patterns of play. Class length 90 minutes. The class is 

designed for ADVANCED Players. Classes 3680.305 and 3680.307 

require instructor approval. 



NATURE TRIPS ❂ 


BIG LAKE K AYAK CAMPING TRIP 

In far northern California there is a land of towering volcanoes, 

stark lava fields and crystal clear springs. This 

weekend trip will give us a chance to hike and kayak this 

beautiful area, which is about 5 hours north of San Jose 

but a world away. The lake that we will camp on is alive with 

wildlife. Rainbow trout, bald eagles, great blue herons, Lewis’ woodpeckers, 

coyotes and mule deer are some of the species we may see 

while paddling the protected waters. Camping is easy with warm 

days and nights. We will pack our kayaks with overnight gear and 

head off across the lake to a secluded camp. From there we will day 

paddle and hike to explore this wilderness area. Join us for an active 

and memorable weekend in a Northern California. This trip is cosponsored 

with City of Saratoga Recreation and the City of 

Campbell Recreation. Informational meeting Wednesday, Aug 22, 

7:00PM-9:00PM at Campbell Recreation Center, 1 W. Campbell 

Ave., Room E-42. Camping dates are Sat.,Aug. 25 - Sun.,Aug. 26. 

A weekend materials fee of $115 per person is payable to Greg 

Meyer at the evening class for kayak rental, safety equipment, 

group camping gear and two meals. Information sheet will not be 

mailed, we meet on Wednesday evening to discuss the trip details. 

If you have questions, please email Greg Meyer: greg@getrips.com. 

Instructor: Greg Meyer. has been a professional naturalist since 

1985 and has visited all seven continents. He has a Master’s degree 

in Environmental Studies and teaches Outdoor Education courses at 

California State University Monterey Bay. His expertise and humor 

will ensure that you have an interesting and informative day out in 

the wilds of California! Visit Greg at www.ge-trips.com. 

MARINE MAMMALS OF 

MONTEREY BAY 

The Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary is a yearround 

location to watch marine mammals. Summer is the 

best season to see the greatest variety of whales and other 

mammals with less chance of rough seas. We will be looking 

for sea otters, seals, sea lions, whales, dolphins and thousands of 

seabirds! Leaving from Monterey, our four to five hour trip will start 

along Cannery Row were we watch otters and sea lions. From there 

we will head 5 - 15 miles offshore to look for feeding humpback and 

blue whales, which are regular visitors to the central coast during 

summer. We will also search the deep waters of the Monterey Bay 

Submarine Canyon for smaller cetaceans such as dolphins, porpoise 

and even killer whales. This trip is co-sponsored with the City of 

Saratoga Recreation and City of Campbell Recreation. 

Informational Meeting on Thursday, July 26, 7:00-9:00PM, 

Campbell Comm. Ctr., Rm. E42, located at 1 W. Campbell Ave, at 

the corner of Winchester Blvd. and Campbell Ave. Bring $40 per 

person boat fee, payable to Greg Meyer, to the evening meeting to 

cover the cost of chartering the 50 feet boat. Sunday, July 29, 

hours are 8:30AM-1:30PM. 

Instructor: Greg Meyer. See Big Lake Kayak Camping Trip 

NATURE TRIPS 


3805.301 Big Lake Kayak Camping Trip Th./Fri. 9:30 AM-3:00 PM Northern California 3 08/21-08/22 60 

3801.302 Marine Mammals Of Monterey Bay Th. Eve and Sun. See Description Monterey Bay Marine Sanctuary 2 07/24-07/27 30 

3801.301 Sunset Kayak Trip At Elkhorn Slough Sat. 3:00-8:30 PM Elkhorn Slough 1 06/21 30 

New! 

New! 

SUNSET K AYAK TRIP AT 

ELKHORN SLOUGH 

Elkhorn Slough is one of Californias largest remaining coastal wetlands 

and is home to thousands of birds and numerous harbor seals 

and sea otters. This protected salt marsh is covered with unusual 

plants and graced with scenic, quiet waterways. We will spend an 

afternoon exploring this seven-mile long slough, getting a unique 

look at this preserve and then paddling home at sunset. This trip is 

a great introduction to kayaking and no experience is necessary. We 

will be using stable, double sea kayaks equipped with rudders and 

comfortable seat backs. Complete kayak instruction will be given 

before starting and all equipment will be provided. Participants 

under 18 must register with and be accompanied by an adult. A 

Kayak equipment fee of $50 per person (cash or check) for kayak 

rental, safety equipment, paddling gear and guiding services is 

payable to Greg Meyer on the day of the trip. Information sheet 

with directions will be on-line at www.lgsrecreation.org (Adult 

Classes/Nature), printed on the registration receipt or faxed upon 

request. Ages 12+ may register if accompanied by a registered 

adult. If you have questions, call Greg at 831-425-0390 or email 

Greg at greg@ge-trips.com. Light rain will not cancel the trips. 

Instructor: Greg Meyer. See Big Lake Kayak Camping Trip 

POSITIONS AVAILABLE ON 

GOVERNING BOARD 

Los Gatos-Saratoga Community Education and Recreation 

Notice is hereby given that the Los Gatos-Saratoga Department 

of Community Education and Recreation announces two (2) 

positions available on the Governing Board. One member 

appointed must reside within the boundaries of the Los Gatos 

Union School District. The other member appointed shall serve 

“at large,” and must reside within the boundaries of the Los 

Gatos-Saratoga High School District. 

The Department welcomes letters of interest from eligible 

individuals. The Governing Board is responsible for policy 

development for the Department. Letters of Interest may be 

submitted to: LGS Recreation, 123 East Main Street, Los Gatos, 

CA 95030. Attention: Michelle Varno. Interest letters should 

provide background information on the candidate, why the 

candidate is interested in serving on the Board, and an address 

and daytime phone number. Additional information may be 

obtained by calling Michelle Varno at 354-8700, Ext. 226. 

Interested candidates must be available to attend Board meetings 

once per month, scheduled normally the first Thursday 

of each month at 8:00 A.M. Meeting dates are subject to 

change by action of the Board. 

The deadline for receipt of letters of interest is Friday, May 16. 

The Governing Board will interview interested candidates at 

its regular meeting on Thursday, June 5 at 8:00 a.m. 



❂ 55+ ADULT EDUCATION 


Adults have priority for enrollment in all adult education programs. 

There are no residency requirements for Adult Education series. Adults are 18 years and older. 

INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS FOR ADULTS 55 AND OVER 

CIVIC PARTICIPATION CLASS 

LY NNETTE VEGA, MANAGER, SENIOR CLASSES AND PROGRAMS 


1201.101 Civic, Educational, & Social Enhancement Wed. 8:30 AM-2:30 PM Neighborhood Ctr. Hall On-going On-going 12 per yr. 

1201.102 Mountain Area 55+ Civic, Educational, & Mon. 10:30 AM-Noon Loma Prieta Comm. Ctr. twice monthly, see page 65 

Social Enhancement 

Join us on Wednesdays at the Los Gatos Neighborhood Center for relevant and innovative programs 

of interest to YOU! The 55+ Program, for adults 55 years of age and older, mixes a variety of social 

activities such as cards, other table games, lunches and entertainment plus informational talks that: 

• explore senior issues from a local perspective and provide opportunities for community involvement, 

• enhance lifelong learning, 

• provide information to help maintain personal independence and survival skills, as well as economic 

self-sufficiency. 

Membership in The 55+ Program is $12 a year, payable upon joining and each January thereafter. As a 

member you’ll receive a monthly calendar of events, a discount on field trips, and updates on services, 

activities, and classes for adults 55 and over. The 55+ Program sponsors card and table games each 

Wednesday in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Let us know, in advance, if you would like to join a game 

table and we will arrange an opportunity for you to participate and make new friends. Refreshments are 

available for our 55+ Program members. To arrange for a card table or game table, call (408) 354-2360 

on Wednesdays, 8:30 AM-2:30 PM or leave a phone message. Live Oak Nutrition Center joins with the 

Senior Program each Wednesday 

and delicious lunches are available 

($2.00 donation requested). 

Call the Live Oak Nutrition 

Center at (408) 354-0707 to 

make lunch reservations. Please 

do drop by. We’d love to meet 

you! There are no resident 

requirements for Adult Education 

services or classes. The 55+ 

Program is a founding member of 

the Los Gatos Senior Consortium. 

The Consortium brings together 

many local programs to advocate 

for issues affecting adults 55 years 

of age and older. 


ADULT 55+ ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS ❂ 


ADULTS 55+ ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS 




2158.301 Acrylic/Oil Painting Plein Air - All Levels Wed. 11:30 AM-2:30 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 8 06/25-08/13 168 

Art Workshop Fri. 9:00 AM-Noon Neighborhood Ctr. Hall On-going No fee 

3158.301 Country & Western Line Dance Wed. 7:30-9:00 PM Neighborhood Ctr. Hall 6 06/25-07/30 54 

in the Evening, Beg./Int. 

2310.301 Country & Western Line Dance, Beg./Int Tues. 10:00-11:15 AM Neighborhood Ctr. Hall 6 06/24-07/29 44 

2310.302 Country & Western Line Dance, Beg. Tues. 11:30 AM-12:45 PM Neighborhood Ctr. Hall 6 06/24-07/29 44 

Crafter’s Circle for Knitters, Crocheters Fri. 9:00 AM-Noon Neighborhood Ctr. Lounge On-going No fee 

and Needlepointers, Etc. 

2315.202 Creative Memoir Writing Tues. 9:30-11:30 AM Neighborhood Ctr. Rm. #2 4 05/27-06/17 43 

2215.301 French During The Day, Beg. Mon. 9:00-11:00 AM Neighborhood Ctr. Rm. #2 9 06/23-08/25 124 

2215.305 French During The Day, High Inter. Thurs. 9:00-11:00 AM Neighborhood Ctr. Rm. #2 9 06/26-08/28 124 

2215.302 French During The Day, Low Beg. Fri. 9:00-11:00 AM Neighborhood Ctr. Rm. #2 9 06/27-08/29 124 

2215.303 French During The Day, Low Inter. Thurs. 11:15 AM-1:15 PM Neighborhood Ctr. Rm. #2 9 06/26-08/28 124 

2215.304 French During The Day, Mid-Inter. Fri. 11:15 AM-1:15 PM Neighborhood Ctr. Rm. #2 9 06/27-08/29 124 



Around The Town 

2377.301 Mah Jongg- Beginning Tues. 1:00-3:00 PM Neighborhood Ctr. Lounge 6 06/17-07/22 64 

Reader’s Theater - Playreading For Non-Actors Wed. 3:00-5:00 PM Neighborhood Ctr. 3rd Wed./month No fee 

Single Again...But Not By Choice - Wed. 3:00-5:00 PM Neighborhood Ctr. Lounge 2nd Wed./month No fee 

A Group For Women 

Sizzling Seniors - Register In Class M/W/F 8:30-9:30 AM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B On-going 30/mo. 

2223.301 Spanish During The Day - Beginning Mon. 9:00-11:00 AM Neighborhood Ctr. Rm. #3 8 06/23-08/11 111 

2223.302 Spanish During The Day - Adv. Beg. Mon. 11:15 AM-1:15 PM Neighborhood Ctr. Rm. #3 8 06/23-08/11 111 

2224.301 Spanish During The Day Conversation- Adv. Beg. Thurs. 9:00-11:00 AM Neighborhood Ctr. Rm. #3 8 06/26-08/14 111 

2224.302 Spanish During The Day Conversation - Low Inter. Thurs. 11:15 AM-1:15 PM Neighborhood Ctr. Rm. #3 8 06/26-08/14 111 

2223.303 Spanish During The Day - Low Intermediate Mon. 2:00-4:00 PM Neighborhood Ctr. Rm. #3 8 06/23-08/11 111 

2322.301 Strong Bones Wed. 2:00-3:30 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 6 07/09-08/13 62 

2330.301 Tai Chi For Life-Beginning Wed. 11:30 AM-12:30 PM LG Rec. Ctr. Room B 9 07/09-09/10 76 

2340.301 Watercolor Painting During The Day-All Levels Thurs. 9:30 AM-12:30 PM Neighborhood Ctr. Hall 8 06/26-08/14 132 

ACRYLIC/OIL PAINTING 

ALL LEVELS: See description in Adult Art & Design on page 52. 

ACRYLIC/OIL PAINTING PLEIN AIR 

ALL LEVELS: Beginning and continuing students in oil or 

acrylic painting will be producing quick, outdoor studies. 

Learn basic color principles and mixing from a limited 

palette through lectures and individualized instruction. 

Class is co-sponsored with the City of Saratoga Recreation 

New! 

Department. A parking pass will be handed out at the first class. 

The first class on 6/25 will be held inside at LGS Recreation 

Center, Room B. All other classes will be held outside in the 

Saratoga/Los Gatos area, locations to be announced in class. 

Please bring all art supplies to the first class. A materials list will 

be printed on your registration receipt, may be faxed upon 

request or found on our website, www.lgsrecreation.org (Adult 

Classes/Art And Design). 


ART WORKSHOP 

The Art Workshop offers a space where adults 55+ can pursue their 

artwork in a non-structured and friendly environment. All levels 

are welcome. Register in class. The Art Workshop facilitator is 

Doris Sermon, a wonderful volunteer! 


DANCE IN THE EVENING, BEG./INT. 

This evening class is designed for those with some line dance experience 

and those who wish to add to their repertoire. Drop in 

option, $12 per class, check payable to the instructor at the class, 

space available basis. 





DANCE, BEG./INT 

Class designed for those with some line dance experience, and those 

who wish to add to their repertoire. Drop in option $10 per class 

payable to the instructor, space permitting. 



DANCE, BEG. 

Discover the enjoyment of Country and Western Dancing! Increase 

your stamina with these easy dances that don't require a partner. 

This class is for those with little or no experience in Country and 

Western Line Dancing. Drop in option, $10 per class, payable to 

the instructor in class. 


CRAFTER’S CIRCLE FOR 

KNITTERS, CROCHETERS AND 

NEEDLEPOINTERS, ETC. 

Do you enjoy knitting, crocheting, cross-stitch or other hand-craft 

projects? Come share your talents in a relaxed setting with others 

who also enjoy doing handwork at the Crafters Circle. For more 

information, call The 55+ Program, (408) 354-2360. Register in 

class. The Crafter’s Circle’s facilitator is Margo O’Neill, a wonderful 

volunteer!! 

CREATIVE MEMOIR WRITING 

Learn this intuitive method to unlock your literary potential! Put the 

critic aside and write ‘non-stop’. Relaxing and fun, this class has 

application to memoir, short story, novel, poetry and creative expression. 

Weekly lessons teach the ‘craft’ of writing. Guest speakers. All 

adults welcome. Parking permits will be passed in class. 

Instructor: Lynn Rogers. MA., is the author of BORN IN 

BERKELEY, EDGAR CAYCE AND THE ETERNAL FEMININE, 

WHERE HAVE ALL THE FLOWERS GONE, and SAN JOSE 

ALVISO, a new local history book. A number of her students have 

been published. 

FRENCH DURING THE DAY 

BEG., HIGH INTER., LOW BEG., LOW INTER., MID-INTER.: See 

description in Adult Languages on page 50. 


JOURNALING 

Do you ever feel you've seen something beautiful and cant 

remember exactly how it looked? With life in this fast paced world 

so hurried, its important to slow down occasionally and notice life's 

details. Students learn how to pay attention to their world and see, 

then draw, things that are important to them. Anything might strike 

your fancy: the first tomato of the season or a child's soccer game. 

Discover different ways of sketching: sighting, contour and quick 

sketch. Learn basic color theory, watercolor tricks and techniques, 

and expand ideas to help you get your own journal or theme journal 

started. Parking passes, for students enrolled in classes lasting 

longer than 1 hour, will be handed out at the first class.A $15 

material fee is payable to the instructor at the first class. NO 

CLASS: 7/4. 

Instructor: Illustrated Watercolor Journaling Instructors. 

❂ ADULT 55+ ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS 


JOURNALING AROUND THE TOW N 

Take your newly-learned journaling skills on the town! Gay and 

Christina will be demonstrating many drawing and painting techniques 

while we all gather in interesting and fun locations in town. 

Come with questions, ideas to share, enthusiasm for creative capturing 

of your experiences and a little cash if you'd like coffee, treats, 

etc. Parking passes will be handed out at the first class. Meeting 

at Neighborhood Center the first class only, then meeting at predetermined 

cafes & scenic spots around Los Gatos. Bring your 

watercolor journaling supplies (book, paints, brush, pens, etc.). 

NO CLASS: 7/4. 

Instructor: Illustrated Watercolor Journaling Instructors. Christina 

Lopp and Gay Kraeger. Christina is a web and interface designer. 

She started journaling in Paris in 1996. Gay is a print graphic 

designer. Visit their web site at http://www.watercolorjournaling.com 

MAH JONGG- BEGINNING 

Learn how to play Mah Jongg, a fun and challenging game played 

with tiles instead of cards. In this class students will learn the names 

of all the tiles and how tiles go together to make a hand, how to 

choose the hand you want to play, how to be defensive and prevent 

others from making their hands, and how to play the game 

according to the rules of the National Mah Jongg League. Maximum 

of 16 players (4 tables). Co-sponsored with City of Saratoga 

Recreation. Parking passes, for classes lasting longer than 1 hour, 

will be passed out at the first class. A $6.50 material fee is payable 

to instructor at the first class for the Mah Jongg card. 

Intermediate Mah Jongg will be offered in the fall. 

Instructor: Sandy Epstein. learned to play Mah Jongg over 55 years 

ago and has been addicted ever since. Also a skilled bridge player, 

she says that people can learn to love both games. 

READER’S THEATER - 

PLAYREADING FOR NON-ACTORS 

You don't have to have professional acting experience to enjoy being 

part of the readers theater. If you have a favorite play you'd like to 

revisit and see performed again, or if you'd like to get acquainted with 

current or classic plays, we invite you to join us at the ‘Readers 

Theater’. Plays by local playwrights will be considered. Led by theater 

professional, Megan Davidson, this FREE workshop will help you 

will renew your interest in how theater plays arrive on the stage and 

take part in discovering the process of play production. For more 

information, call LGS Recreation 55+ Program, (408)354-2360 and 

leave your name and phone number. Register in class. 

Instructor: Megan Davidson. 

SINGLE AGAIN...BUT NOT BY 

CHOICE - A GROUP FOR WOMEN 

If you are a woman who has lost a partner through death, you may 

feel isolated in the adjustments that need to be made as you transition 

to living alone. Do you feel like a ‘third wheel’ when spending 

time with married friends or friends you might have had as part of 

a couple? Do you struggle with taking-on or learning about the 

responsibilities that were once done by your mate? Wed like to invite 

you to come and talk with others who might share your experience 

and to develop new kinds of friendships in The 55+ Programs 

‘Single Again’ support group. Note:In the future we hope to have a 

similar group just for men. The group size is limited, please sign 

up by calling (408) 354-2360. 

Facilitator: Lynnette Vega. 


ADULT 55+ ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS ❂ 

SIZZLING SENIORS 

REGISTER IN CLASS: This dynamic non-impact aerobic class 

encourages the active senior to develop cardiovascular/ respiratory 

conditioning with endurance, along with muscular balance, 

strength, flexibility and coordination. Participants exercise to a 

variety of music, performing various simple to complex combinations 

and/or routines, learning to be aware of how their body segments 

are interrelated and move. Please wear comfortable clothing 

with supportive (tennis) shoes, and bring a mat, rug or towel for 

floor work. Drop-ins are welcome. Class fee for 50 + years $30 per 

month; $15 one-half month; and $2.50 drop in. Younger than 50 

years $42 per month; $21 one-half month; and $5 drop in. REG- 

ISTER IN CLASS. 

Instructor: Beverly Myers. 


BEGINNING, ADV. BEG., LOW INTERMEDIATE: See description 

in Adult Languages on page 50. 


CONVERSATION 

ADV. BEG.: This class will be conducted exclusively in the 

target language. Please bring any Spanish book. 

Materials fee of $10 payable to instructor at class. A 

parking pass will be handed out at the first class. 

New! 

LOW INTER.: This class will be conducted exclusively in the target 

language. Please bring any Spanish book. Materials fee of $10 

payable to instructor at class. A parking pass will be handed out 

at the first class. 

Instructor: Mirta Luque. 

STRONG BONES 

Scientific data validates that weight bearing exercise increases bone 

density. In this class you will move and exercise in positions that 

emphasize putting weight through your bones. You will practice 

lengthening and straightening your spine. Unlike exercises that pain 

and strain we teach relaxed, pain-free exercising.You will learn how 

to transfer these exercise principles to everyday-life activities. Drop 

in option, $12 per class, payable to the instructor. 

Instructor: Thea Sawyer. teaches yoga therapy and Balance (a.k.a. 

Aplomb), a French technique for improving body mechanics and 

posture. Thea is certified by the Aplomb Institute in Paris, France, 

and is a California certified yoga teacher. 

TAI CHI FOR LIFE-BEGINNING 

Learn new ways to RELAX, REVITALIZE, and HAVE FUN. Tai Chi 

is flowing, gentle, and slow movement. It helps with balance, 

strength, and mental focus. STANDING MASSAGE included. Dress 

comfortably. Drop in option, $13 per class, payable to instructor, 

space permitting. NO CLASS: 9/3 

Instructor: Linda Scheer. M.S., Vocational Rehabilitation, has practiced 

the art of Tai Chi Chuan since 1988 and has been teaching 

since 1995. Visit her at http://inscenes.com/lindascheer.shtml?lindascheer. 


WATERCOLOR PAINTING 

DURING THE DAY-ALL LEVELS 

The focus of this watercolor class is to help you enjoy the painting 

process in a warm and supportive atmosphere. Whether you are a 

beginner or someone who wants to improve their skills, this class is 

for you. Valerie will cover topics such as color, value, design principles 

and more. There will be a lot of individualized instruction 

along with lectures and demonstrations. A materials list will be 

printed on your registration receipt,faxed upon request or found 

on our web site, www.lgsrecreation.org. Go to Classes/Adults/Art 

And Design. Parking passes will be handed out at the first class. 

Please bring painting supplies to first class. Drop-in option: $20 

per class meeting. 

Instructor: Valerie Tomasetti. is a member of Santa Clara Valley 

Watercolor Society’s web site, http://scvws.org/gallery/Valerie 

Tomasetti/index.php. 

55+ TRIPS 

TRAVEL WITH FRIENDS! 

Collette Vacations offers the Los Gatos-Saratoga community 

an opportunity to travel with friends and neighbors. 

The LGS 55+ Program members who have traveled with 

Collette Vacations have consistently given them high ratings 

for excellent service and attention to detail. Proceeds from 

the following trips go toward supporting LGS Adult 

Education activities for adults 55 years of age or older. For 

a detailed brochure on each trip as well as 

information about discounts for early 

registration, contact Lynnette Vega, 

Manager of classes and programs for 

LGS Recreation 55+ Program, Los 

Gatos-Saratoga Community Education 

and Recreation at (408)354-2360. 

• Best Of Eastern Canada (9 

days/6/15 - 6/23/08) 

• British Landscapes: England, 

Scotland And Wales (10 

days/8/14 - 8/23/08) 

• Sights And Sounds Of South America 

(12 days/9/22-10/3/08) 

• New England Backroads (8 days/9/30-10/7/08) 

• Heritage Of America (9 days/10/4-10/12/08) 

• Music Cities: Memphis, Nashville, Branson 

(8 days/11/16-11/23/08) 

• Tropical Costa Rica 

(9 days/ 12/3-12/11/08).

2008 Building a Healthy Community through enrichment innovation and fun!

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