Winter Program Guide - City of Annapolis

www.annapolis.gov/recreation • 410.263.7958
Stanton Community Center (SCC)
The following programs are offered at the Stanton Community Center, 92 W. Washington Street, unless otherwise indicated, programs are
free unless otherwise indicated. Activities are on-going, but please call the Stanton Recreation Office at 410.263.7966 to confirm days and
times for initial attendance. For more information about recreation programs and activities, please contact Archie Trader at the Stanton Center
or atrader@annapolis.gov.
Recreation Programs & Activities
After School Homework Club
Designed to serve elementary, middle and
high school students, this program helps to
strengthen academic skills. Students receive
tutoring in all core
subjects, homework
assistance, and
help with school
projects. They also
have access to online
computers and
snacks are served.
Mon thru Thu 3 - 5 pm Age 6 - 18
Multi-Purpose Room
Friday Night Splash!
Learn how to swim and have fun at the pool!
Learn valuable life-saving skills, build selfconfidence
and become safety-conscious.
Children who show dedication through regular
attendance will be encouraged to apply for
a Truxtun Park Swim Team scholarship.
Transportation is provided. Cost: $10.
Fri 4:30 - 5:30 pm Age 6 - 12
Arundel Olympic Swim Center
Girls are Great at Science
(GAGAS) The GAGAS Club is a
volunteer-based program designed to expose
elementary school girls to the world of science
and engineering in a fun, hands-on manner
with hopes that they will become more
proficient in math and science, and one day
pursue a career in the science, engineering or
technical field. Must be pre-registered.
Mon 5 - 6 pm Age 5 - 10
Oct 8 - May 5 FREE
Tennis This program is designed for
low-moderate to moderate players. Practices
will be coached by USTA Certified Instructor
John Garrett. John is a highly qualified tennis
instructor whose vast tennis experience and
expert knowledge is contagious!
Fri 5 - 6:30 pm Age 10 - 14
PMRC Aux Gym Nov 9 - Apr 26
Lexie’s Cup Cake Baking Class
Children will learn how to bake cup cakes from
scratch. Each child will have a
specific job in the commercial
kitchen, for example, stirring
the butter, beating the eggs,
filling the cup cake holders
with batter and clean-up
responsibilities. The goal
of the program is to create an enjoyable
experience that they can look forward to. Each
child receives cup cakes at the end of class.
1 st & 3 rd Wed 5 - 6 pm Age 6 - 12
Stanton Center Kitchen
The Reading &
Math Program
This program is a
component of the After
School Homework Club.
This program is designed to
help below grade level and
at grade level elementary
and middle school students
strengthen their reading
and math skills. Students
receive expert instruction
from a certified school
teacher using tools such as
the smart board, computer
software and interactive Web
sites are used. All students
seeking to participate in this
program must be registered,
although there is no charge.
Snacks are served.
Tue & Thu 3:45 - 4:45 pm 6 th - 8 th Graders
Thu 4:45 - 5:45 pm K - 5 th Graders
The Summit School Literacy
Counts Tutorial Program
This one-on-one tutoring program is a program
designed for 1 st - 3 rd graders who are below
grade level readers. They receive expert tutoring
from Master Degreed certified teachers who are
specifically trained to tutor students with reading
deficiencies. Only 3 students per session.
Thu 4:30 pm 1 st - 3 rd Graders
Start The Adventure In Reading
(STAIR) In partnership with Annapolis
Elementary School, and First Presbyterian
Church, Annapolis Elementary School 2 nd grade
students will have additional help with oneon-one
tutoring. This program is designed to
enhance the reading skills of students who are
having difficulty reading at the appropriate level.
Snacks will be provided.
Tue & Thu 4 - 5 pm 2 nd Graders
Stanton Center Conference Room
Zastro Simms Youth Basketball
Leagues (ZSBYL) A competitive and
non-competitive program based on skill and
age. All programs take place in the Stanton
Center gymnasium. Call for dates/start times.
Teams: $200
Clinic Age 8 - 9
Non-competitive Sat 8 - 9 am
Co-ed Division Age 8 - 9
Non-competitive Sat 9 - 10 am
Co-ed Division Age 10 - 11
Competitive Wed 6 - 9 pm
Boys Division Age 12 - 13
Very Competitive Thu 6 - 9 pm
Girls Division Age 15-U
Competitive Tue 6 - 9 pm
The SCC houses several community
service providers. Call the individual
agencies at their listed number for more
information.
Anne Arundel Community
College Classes
Saturdays, Adult Basic Skills (GED)
Call 410.777.1845 for assessment dates &
times.
Medical / Dental Outreach Clinics
Provided by AAMC. All services are by
appointment only. Please call 443.481.3599.
Medical Clinic Dental Clinic
Tue 12:30 - 6 pm Wed 1 - 4 pm
Wed 1 - 4 pm Fri 8:30 am - 12 pm
Children’s Medical Appointments
Every 2nd & 4th Thursday of the month
9 am - 12 pm
Youth Services Bureau
Youth and family counseling daily from
10 am - 6 pm. After 6 pm, by appointment
only. Call 410.626.1800.
We Care
Offering services for homeless and others
who need additional assistance. Daily by
appointment. Call 443.370.8024.
Adult Basic Computer Class
The SCC hosts an Adult Basic Computer
class, which is provided by the Opportunities
Industrialization Center (OIC), every
Monday and Wednesday evening from 6
to 9 pm. This is a continuous class held
every 12 weeks in the SCC computer lab.
To register for the class, please call OIC at
443.433.5894.
Adult Basic Skills Class
Anne Arundel Community College (AACC)
and the SCC partner together to offer ABS
classes which can lead towards a general
education degree (GED). ABS classes are
designed for individuals who do not have a
high school diploma and need to review and
improve basic reading, math and language
skills. Participants may be referred to the
GED test prep class once their skills have
been improved. The classes are held at
the SCC in the computer lab. To register,
please call AACC at 410.777.1823 to make
an appointment for an assessment session
before enrolling in the class. For more
information visit www.aacc.edu/abs.
Adult CPR Training Class
The American Red Cross hosts CPR
Training Classes on Saturdays at SCC from
9 am - 12 pm. Those interested, should call
410.624.2072 or 410.624.2061 or e-mail
christina.stelljes@redcross.org.
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