Summer 2011 - Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District

2011 

Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District 

Programs, Activities & Events 

www.thprd.org 

www.thprd.org 

Includes 

Summer 

Camps

THPRD Park Patrol 

What can we do for you? 

Park District’s Security staff 

keep facilities, parks and 

natural areas safe 

Patrolling a 50-square-mile park district 

has its share of challenges. That’s 

especially true during warmer weather 

months when Oregonians are out and 

about. But THPRD’s Security Operations 

Department manages the task thanks 

to its Park Patrol staff and careful 

coordination with law enforcement 

agencies and citizen and neighborhood 

organizations. 

THPRD’s four Park Patrol employees 

are on duty seven days a week by 

vehicle, bicycle and on foot. Their 

primary role is to help ensure safety 

and security for everyone who uses 

the district’s parks and facilities. 

They report and investigate incidents. 

They also have the authority to write 

exclusions of 30 to 180 days to 

individuals who violate district rules and 

regulations. 

“We strongly encourage people to call 

Park Patrol (971/246-0169) if they have 

a concern about something they see 

happening on Park District property,” 

said Mike Janin, Security Operations 

superintendent and former longtime 

Beaverton police offi cer. “We have the 

Hours of operation 

June 15-Sept. 1: 8 a.m.-midnight 

Sept. 1-June 15: 8:30 a.m.-10:30 p.m. 

ability to react swiftly and to assess the 

situation. We are well connected with 

law enforcement if that is needed, but 

most of the time we are able to resolve 

situations on our own.” 

In addition to the Beaverton Police 

Department and the Washington County 

Sheriff’s Offi ce, Park Patrol 

works closely with the 

Beaverton School District, 

Portland Community College 

– Rock Creek Campus, 

Washington County Animal 

Control, and Tualatin Valley 

Fire & Rescue. 

Park Patrol also coordinates 

with citizen Park Watch 

volunteers, neighborhood 

To call Park Patrol: 

971/246-0169 

Basic park rules 

• Parks are closed dusk to dawn. 

• Alcoholic beverages are prohibited, except by permit. 

• Camping activities or open fi res are prohibited. 

• Dogs must be on leash. 

• Dog waste must be removed from the park. 

• Golfi ng activities are prohibited. 

• Littering or dumping of refuse is prohibited. 

• Motorized vehicles are prohibited except in 

designated parking areas. 

association committees, and citizen 

participation organizations. To learn 

more about Park Watch, call Janin at 

503/466-8370. You can fi le a Park 

Watch report at 

www.thprd.org by clicking the green 

Park Watch button on the lower, lefthand 

side of the home page. 

While more serious criminal activity 

should always be reported to police 

via 9-1-1, the list of issues Park Patrol 

regularly handles on its own is extensive. 

These include unauthorized vehicles 

in parks, dogs off leash, vandalism, 

dumping, unauthorized camping, noise, 

people in parks after hours, lost children, 

and illegal use of alcohol in parks. 

Park Patrol employees watch over 

24 THPRD buildings, more than 200 

parks, and hundreds of athletic fi elds 

and courts. Along with the district’s 

Natural Resources Department, they also 

monitor 60 miles of trails and 1,300 

acres of natural areas. 

During the 2009-10 fi scal year, Park 

Patrol conducted more than 13,000 

security checks of parks, investigated 

673 cases of dogs off leash, and 

assisted local law enforcement agencies 

120 times. A lot of that activity happens 

in summer. 

“It’s our busiest time,” Janin said, “but 

it’s also our most enjoyable time. We 

really look forward to doing our part to 

keep our parks and facilities safe for 

everyone.”

Sunshine is always a welcome sight in western 

Oregon, so it’s with eager anticipation that we 

embrace the summer of 2011 at the Tualatin 

Hills Park & Recreation District. 

Our sixth annual Party in the Park is slated 

for Saturday, July 30, at the HMT Recreation 

Complex (158th and Walker Road). It’s our 

biggest community event of the year, featuring 

numerous activities for children, a classic car 

show, music, food, entertainment, a Beaverton 

Police Department K-9 unit demonstration, 

games, information booths, and much more 

(more details on back cover). 

THPRD is coming off its most popular Summer 

Concerts and Theater in the Park series ever 

in 2010, and this year promises to be even 

better with eight concerts and two theater 

performances scheduled. 

Conestoga Recreation & Aquatic Center will 

host the Junk in the Trunk community garage 

sale on Saturday, July 16 (page 134), and the 

always popular Big Truck Day on Saturday, 

Aug. 13 (page 134). 

Garden Home Recreation Center is the spot for 

Spot on Saturday, Aug. 6, with the Bow Wow 

Bash, celebrating man’s best friend (page 177). 

Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation 

District es un distrito especial 

formado por un grupo de 

ciudadaños en 1955 y es uno 

de los distritos de parques 

recreación más grandes en el 

estado de Oregon. El distrito está 

gobernado por cinco directores y 

un administrador profesional. 

La meta del THPRD es 

proporcionar recreación durante 

todo el año, y dar la oportunidad 

a todos los ciudadaños de todas 

las edades de participar. 

Welcome to THPRD! 

Find a Facility 

How to use this guide 

Find an Activity Register 

Use the table of contents 

on this page or the map on 

the following pages to fi nd a 

facility. Each facility has its 

own section and is designated 

by a background color you can 

see from the edge. 

Use the table of contents on 

this page or the fi rst page of 

each facility section to locate 

an activity. If the class you 

are looking for is not available, 

see the index at the end of the 

activities guide to fi nd a similar 

class or activity session at other 

locations. 

Servicios en Español 

THPRD ofrece programas, clases, 

deportes, parques y centros de 

natación para toda la comunidad. 

Por ejemplo: Aloha Swim Center 

(uno de los seis centros de 

natación), ligas de fútbol, otros 

deportes para niños y adultos, 

gimnasio para levantar pesas, 

canchas de baloncesto, etc. 

Actualmente nuestros servicios en 

español son limitados. Estamos 

planeando mejorar nuestros 

servicios para todas las culturas. 

Cedar Hills Recreation Center will offer its 

unique Group Fitness Launch on Saturday, June 

11. This is a great opportunity to take a free 

sample of the center’s outstanding selection 

of Bodypump, Bodycombat, Zumba and Family 

Zumba classes, while touring the facility and 

meeting the instructors (page 104). 

The Tualatin Hills Nature Park Interpretive 

Center and Cooper Mountain Nature Park are 

both alive with activity each summer, including 

the Green Gardening Fair and Native Plant 

Sale on Saturday, April 30, and Bug Fest on 

Saturday, Aug. 27 (page 189). 

Don’t forget: If you want to participate, 

you need to register. Our registration form, 

residency form and Family Assistance Program 

application are located on pages 216-218. 

While you can register by phone, by mail, 

by fax or in person (see page 4 for more 

information), our website, www.thprd.org, is a 

more convenient option than ever before. The 

full summer guide is available online. 

Note: Online and phone registration for indistrict 

residents will start at the same time (8 

a.m. on Saturday, April 16). 

Once you have selected a class, 

you can register online, by 

phone, in person, by mail, or by 

fax. See page 4 for step-by-step 

information. You must have a 

THPRD residency card to register 

for classes (details also on page 

4). 

Para nuestra comunidad 

hispana, la información acerca 

de la registración para nuestros 

programas, clases y otros 

servicios está disponible en 

nuestra ofi cina principal de 

THPRD 15707 SW Walk er Road, 

Beaverton, OR 97006. 

Si usted habla español e inglés y 

quiere participar como voluntario, 

su ayuda será muy valiosa para 

nosotros. 

THPRD’s Mission 

The mission of the Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District is to provide high-quality park and recreation 

facilities, programs, services and natural areas that meet the needs of the diverse communities it serves. 

Table of Contents 

THPRD Facilities & Map ..............2-3 

Registration at THPRD .................. 4 

Drop-in & Admission Fees ............. 6 

Family Assistance ........................ 7 

Summer Camps .....................11-47 

Registration Forms ............ 216-217 

Emergency Contact Forms ... 219-220 

Index ................................ 221-224 

GM’s Message & Board of 

Directors ............ Inside Back Cover 

Aquatics 

General Information .................... 48-50 

Aloha Swim Center .................... 51-56 

Beaverton Swim Center .............. 57-61 

Conestoga Recreation & 

Aquatic Center ........................ 62-67 

Harman Swim Center ................. 68-72 

Raleigh Swim Center .................. 73-75 

Somerset West Swim Center ....... 76-79 

Sunset Swim Center................... 80-83 

Tualatin Hills Aquatic Center ....... 84-88 

Recreation Center 

Athletic Center ........................ 89-103 

Cedar Hills Recreation Center .. 104-122 

Conestoga Recreation & 

Aquatic Center .................... 123-142 

Elsie Stuhr Center .................. 143-157 

Garden Home Recreation 

Center ............................... 158-182 

Tualatin Hills Tennis Center ..... 203-215 

Nature Programs 

Cooper Mountain Nature 

Park ................................... 195-197 

Natural Resources .................. 187-188 

Tualatin Hills Nature Park 

Interpretive Center ............... 189-194 

Trails Committee Report ................198 

Historic Facilities 

Jenkins Estate & 

Fanno Farmhouse ................ 183-186 

Other 

Bond Measure Update .......................8 

Tualatin Hills Park Foundation .............9 

Volunteering at THPRD ....................10 

Sports Leagues ...................... 100-103 

Specialized Recreation ............ 199-202 

We strive to produce the most 

accurate up-to-date activities 

guide possible. However, some 

program information may have 

changed since this guide went 

to print. 

NOTE: Photos taken at events 

and during programs may be 

used by the Park District for 

promotional pur pos es. 

Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District Summer 2011 Activities Guide www.thprd.org 

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TUALATIN HILLS PARK & RECREATION DISTRICT 

2 

KAISER 

SPRINGVILLE 

PCC 

Recreation 

Facility 

Kaiser 

Ben Taennler Woods 

Graf Pines Park Bethany 

Park 

Springville Meadows Park 

Meadows 

Terrace 

Bethany Meadows Park 

13 

NW Park 

Emerald 

Estates 


Deerfield II 


College 


185TH 

Morgans 

Run Park 

WEST UNION 

Rock Creek 

Landing Park 

Adams 

Acres 


Bannister 

Creek Park 

SUNSET 

Quarry 

Pond 


Bethany 

Crest Park 

Serah 

Lindsay 

Estates 


Deerfield 


Northshore 

Estate 

Bethany 

Lake Park 

Rock Creek 

Powerline 

Soccer Fields 

Rock Creek 

Powerline Trail 

Allenbach 

Acres 


Y 

HWY (26) 

NE 

Neighborhood 


Beaverton Powerline 

Trail Corridor 

N 

KAISER 

A 

Kaiser 

Ridge 

H 

T 

E 

West Union 

Estates Park 

Stoller 

Farms 


George W. 

Otten Park 

Waterhouse 

Powerline Trail 

Rock Creek 

North Soccer Fields 

Rock 

Creek 



B 

Bronson Creek 

Trail Corridor 

THOMPSON 

WEST 

15 

EVERGREEN 

John 

Marty 


Bonny 

Slope 


Bethany 

Wetlands 


Somerset 

Meadows 


Somerset 

West Swim 

Center/Park 

UNION 

Tokola 

Wetlands 

Spyglass 


CORNELIUS PASS 

The Bluffs Park 

Crystal 

Creek 


CORNELL 

Bronson 

Creek Park 

Terra 

Linda 


Lost 


Burton 


White 

Fox 


Skyview 


Jordan 


185TH 

CORNELL 

Cedar Mill 

Woods Park 

CORNELL 

Jackie 

Husen 


Cedar 

Mill Park 

16 

SUNSET 

WALKER 

Roger Tilbury 

Memorial Park 

Sunset 

Swim 

Center/ 


John Quincy 

Adams Young 

House/Park 

HWY (26) 

Foege 


Willamette Ridge 

(Teufel Property) 

Pioneer 


H 

Mitchell 


Five 

Oaks 

Tennis 

Courts 

Autumn 

Ridge Park 

Winthrop Willow Creek 


Nature Park 

Apollo Moshofsky 

Ridge Park Woods 

Bluegrass 

Downs Park 

Waterhouse 

Waterhouse 

Rose 

Powerline Park 

Garden 

Roxie's 

1 

Place 

Park Stonegate 


H.M. 

Terpenning 


Complex 

T 

BARNES 

8 

5 

1 

Salix 


Merritt 

Orchard 


Waterhouse 

South 


BASELINE 

Peppertree 


Meadow Park 

Tennis Courts 

Parr 


Peterkort 

Property 

WALKER 

Steele 


Willow 

Creek 


BASELINE 

Arleda 


Chantal 

Village 


BARNES 

Forest 

Hills Park 

Foothills 


Commonwealth 

Lake Park 

Wanda L. 

Peck 

Memorial 


Whispering 


MURRAY 

TVWD 

Athletic 

Fields 

Crowell 

Court Park 

Cedar Hills 


Center 

4 

JENKINS 

Pheasant Park 

BLVD 

West 

Sylvan 


Ridgewood 

Park Wooded 

Ravine 

Ridgewood 


View Park Reservoir 


Vendla 

Alohawood Park 

Roxbury 


Cedar 

Hills 


West 

Slope 


185TH 

CANYON 

CEDAR HILLS 

Tualatin Hills 


170TH 

Scott's 

Place 


Melilah 


Elizabeth 

Meadows 


C.E. 

Mason 

Wetlands 

Center 

Street 

TUALATIN VALLEY HWY (8) 

14 

WALKER 


12 

Center Street 

Park Addition 

Raleigh Swim 


Beaverton Creek 

Wetlands Willow 


Barsotti 


Arnold 


2 

Raleighwood 


BEAVERTON HILLSDALE 

A.M. 

Kennedy 


3 

FARMINGTON 

Twin 

Cedars 


Aloha 

Swim 

Center 

Griffith 


FERRY 

209TH 

N 

R 

E 

T 

MURRAY 

Butternut 


McMillan 


Raleigh 

Scholls 


Bauman 


Little 

Peoples 


Lilly K. 

Johnson 


Fifth 

Street 


Deline 


198TH 

S 

Mountain 

View Tennis 

Courts 

Bales 

Wetlands 

E 

Beaverton 

Swim Center 

Beaverton 

Tennis 

Courts 

Memorial 7 

Park Elsie 

Stuhr 

Center 

Eichler 


W 

HWY 

Schiffler 


Brookview 


Roy 

Dancer 


Schuepbach 


THPRD 

Annex 

Rosa 


H 

T 

SW 

Community 


ON 

ALLEN 

Valley 


0 

Lawndale 


Cooper 


Valley 

West 


Mt. 

Williams 

7 

1 

Hazeldale

Annex 

Dancer 


H 

T 

SW 

Community 


OLESON 

ALLEN 

0 

Cooper 


Valley 

West 


Valley 


Mt. 

Williams 


Thornbrook 


Burntwood West 

7 

1 

Hazeldale 


Wonderland 


Fir Grove 


Channing 

Heights 

Mini-Park 

217 

Upper Park 

Tallac 

Terrace Burntwood 

Park West Park 

Burnsridge 


Brookhaven 


Hideaway 


SCHOLLS 

DENNEY 

Highland Park 

Tennis Courts 

Fanno Creek Trail 

Vista 

Brook 


10 

Hartwood 

Hylands 


BANY 

Granada 


9 

Holland 


Taliesen 


Lowami 

Hart Woods 


HART 

Burntwood 

Powerline 


Garden Home 


Center 

Harman 

Swim 

Center 

Camille 


Ridgecrest 


Fanno 

Creek 


Carolwood 


Stonemist 


RIGERT 

Northridge 


11 

FARMINGTON 

HALL 

Wake 

Robin 

Vale 


Hart 

Meadows 


Jenkins 

Estate 

Garden 

Home 

Park Moonshadow 



Meadow 

Waye 

Summercrest 


Hyland 

Forest 


Fanno 

Farmhouse 

Koll Center 

Wetlands 

8 

Wildwood 

Mini-Park 

Sexton 

Mountain 


Matrix 

Hill 


Summercrest 

West Park 

BROCKMAN 

Madrona 

Heights 


Florence 

Pointe 


Taylors 

Creek 


Greenway 


Hiteon 


GREENBURG 

HWY 

217 

H 

MURRAY 

Morrison 

Woods 


6 

Unnamed 


Satterberg 

Heights 


Aspen Beacon 

Crest Hill 

Park Park 

Shaughnessey 


Shadow 

Creek 


175TH 

T 

5 

WEIR 

SCHOLLSFERRY 

2 

Conestoga 

Recreation & 

Aquatic Center 

Buckskin 

Mini- 


Wildhorse 

Mini- 


5 

1 

Winkelman 


Conestoga 

Tennis 

Courts 

Forest 

Glen 


Cooper Mountain 


Murrayhill 

Powerline 


LEGEND 

Hiteon 

Meadows 


CLARK HILL 

Murrayhill 


Park District Boundary 

Parks 

Light Rail Stop 

Light Rail Line 

N 

Scholls 

Wetlands 

Progress 

Lake Barrows 


David's 

Windsor 


Map Facility .................................................. Page Map Facility .................................................. Page Map Facility .................................................. Page 

11 Jenkins Estate/Camp Rivendale .................... 183 

8005 SW Grabhorn Road 

Aloha, 97007 

503/629-6355 

5 Cooper Mountain Nature Park ...................... 195 

18892 SW Kemmer Road 

Beaverton, 97007 

503/629-6350 

12 Nature Park & Interpretive Center ................. 189 

15655 SW Millikan Way 


503/629-6350 

TriMet MAX Blue Line 

6 Conestoga Recreation & Aquatic Center ....... 123 

9985 SW 125th Ave. 


503/629-6313 TriMet #62, 92 

13 PCC Rock Creek Recreation Facility 

17705 NW Springville Road 

Portland, 97229 

503/645-6433 TriMet #52, 67 

7 Elsie Stuhr Center ...................................... 143 

5550 SW Hall Blvd. 


503/629-6342 TriMet #76, 78 

1 Howard M. Terpenning (HMT) Recreation Complex 

15707 SW Walker Road 

Beaverton, 97006 TriMet #59, 67 

Administration Offi ce 

503/645-6433 

Tualatin Hills Athletic Center ......................... 89 

503/629-6330 

Tualatin Hills Aquatic Center (50-meter pool) ... 84 

503/629-6310 

Tualatin Hills Tennis Center ......................... 203 

503/629-6331 

Maintenance Operations 

503/629-6360 

14 Raleigh Swim Center (summer only) ................ 73 

3500 SW 78th Ave. 


503/297-6888 TriMet #58 

8 Fanno Farmhouse ...................................... 183 

8405 SW Creekside Pl. 


503/629-6355 TriMet #76, 78 

2 Aloha Swim Center ...................................... 51 

18650 SW Kinnaman Road 

Aloha, 97007 

503/629-6311 TriMet #52, 57 

15 Somerset West Swim Center (summer only) .... 76 

18300 NW Parkview Blvd. 


503/645-1413 TriMet #52, 89 

9 Garden Home Recreation Center ................. 158 

7475 SW Oleson Road 


503/629-6341 TriMet #45 

3 Beaverton Swim Center ................................ 57 

12850 SW Third St. 


503/629-6312 TriMet #52, 76, 78 

16 Sunset Swim Center .................................... 80 

13707 NW Science Park Dr. 


503/629-6315 TriMet #62, 8916 

10 Harman Swim Center .................................... 68 

7300 SW Scholls Ferry Road 


503/629-6314 TriMet #56 

4 Cedar Hills Recreation Center ....................... 104 

11640 SW Park Way 


503/629-6340 TriMet #20, 59 

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Registration is easy at THPRD 

If you live in the district and have a current THPRD residency card, you can register: 

By phone 503/439-9400 

Phone registration begins Saturday, April 16, 

from 8 am-6 pm and Sunday, April 17, 

noon-4 pm. It continues Monday-Friday, 

April 18-22, 8:30 am-6 pm. After April 22 call 

any THPRD center. Credit card or THPRD gift 

card payment is preferred. 

Online registration starts at 8 am 

on April 16 – same as phone registration! 

Online 

Online registration begins Saturday, April 16, 

at 8 am. You can register 24 hours a day, 

seven days a week. Just visit www.thprd. 

org/activities. You must use a credit card or 

gift card to register. 

By mail 

Mail-in registrations are processed beginning 

Monday, April 18. Send your completed 

registration form (page 216) to: 

Registration Desk, 15707 SW Walker Road, 

Beaverton, OR 97006. 

By fax 

Faxed registrations are processed weekdays 

during business hours beginning Monday, 

April 18. Fax your completed registration 

form (page 216) to 503/629-6302. You 

must use a credit card to register by fax. 

In person 

You can register in person beginning 

Monday, April 18, at any THPRD facility. 

La línea de registración en español estará disponible Sábado, Abril 16, 

8 am - 6 pm. El número Especial de Registración en Español es 503/439-9400. 

Para más información vayan al www.thprd.org 

Summer Term: 

June 20 - September 5 

Is this your first time 

registering at THPRD? 

To take a class, you will fi rst need 

to obtain a THPRD residency card. 

Complete the registration form on 

page 216 and bring it to any THPRD 

facility along with proofs of residency 

(Oregon driver’s license and one other 

document that proves residency). 

Once you receive your card, you can 

register by phone, online, mail, fax or 

in person. You can begin registering on 

April 16. 

Live outside the district? 

Out-of-district residents are eligible 

to use THPRD facilities by paying an 

assessment fee of $70 per quarter 

or $280 annually. They can register 

using any of the methods available to 

in-district residents after 8:30 am on 

April 22. 

Those individuals or households 

paying the annual assessment fee 

will receive in-district rates on THPRD 

classes, programs, frequent user 

passes and drop-in programs. This 

applies to all facilities except Elsie 

Stuhr Center and any special needs 

programming throughout the district, 

for which special rates apply. Please 

see information about these individual 

classes and programs to determine the 

applicable fees. 

To learn whether if your residence is 

in or out-of-district, go to www.thprd. 

org/activities/residencyinfo.cfm. 

We accept MasterCard, Visa and Discover Card as well as checks, cash and THPRD gift cards. 

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Online Instructions 

Go to: www.thprd.org 

Create an online account 

Your user name is the same as your THPRD 

residency card number. If you have a current 

THPRD card you will be able to create your online 

account. To obtain a THPRD residency card, 

complete the registrant information form and 

bring it to any THPRD facility with your current 

Oregon driver’s license or DMV identifi cation card 

and a second 

piece of 

identifi cation 

as proof of 

your residency 

status (utility 

bill, lease 

agreement, 

insurance card 

or property tax 

statement). 

Staff will be 

able to give 

you a temporary card to use at that time. 

Note: To avoid any confusion or frustrations, be 

sure to verify all household information before 

the start of any online registrations. Are all family 

members listed? Are all ages correct? Is this your 

current address and contact numbers? Has your 

residency card expired? If your residency status 

is out of district, are your assessment fees paid? 

Stop by any THPRD facility to make any of the 

needed updates to this information. 

Once you have your THPRD residency card you 

can create your online account and get your 

password. 

1. Log in to MyTHPRD 

2. Click on “I’m New” to create your web 

account. 

3. Enter the required information and press the 

“Create My Account” button. 

A temporary password will be automatically 

generated and e-mailed to your specifi ed e-mail 

address. Use that password to initially login to 

your account. On your fi rst login, the system will 

ask you to change your temporary password to 

protect your account. 

I live out of district. Do I qualify for an 

online account? 

Yes. The registration process is the same for 

THPRD residents and non-residents. However, 

non-residents have a different registration starting 

date each term and need to have their out-ofdistrict 

assessment fees paid for the appropriate 

term before the system will allow them access. 

Currently, assessment fees need to be paid in 

person at any THPRD facility or by telephone. 

We hope to have an online assessment renewal 

process available in the near future. 

THPRD Online Registration Information 

How do I pay my out-of-district 

assessment online? 

• Log in to MyTHPRD 

• From your main registration portal page, click 

“Assessment Status.” 

• Select your desired assessment option by 

clicking on the “Add to Cart” link. 

• A check will appear before the chosen 

option(s). 

• Enter your payment information and click 

“Complete Purchase.” 

• If successful, you will be able to view/print 

the assessment invoice. 

MasterCard, Visa, and Discover will be accepted 

for online registration. 

Registering for a class 

• Log in to MyTHPRD 

• From your main registration portal page, click 

“Class Search.” 

• Search for the desired class(es) using the 

various search features listed above. 

• Check the “Add” box to add the desired class 

to your registration basket. 

• Click “Register” 

• For each class, 

choose the 

appropriate 

household 

member(s) that you 

wish to enroll. 

• Click “Proceed to 

Checkout” 

• On the class 

registration 

summary page, 

you will be able to 

review all selected 

registrations. If you 

wish to remove 

any class from 

your registration 

basket, click on the shopping cart. This will 

remove the class and recalculate the amount 

due. 

• Enter payment information. 

• Read and agree to the district’s refund policy. 

• Click “Checkout” to complete your 

registration. If your transaction is successful, 

a receipt will open. If you wish, you can print 

a copy for your records. Invoices are always 

available on your MyTHPRD main page, under 

“Invoice History.” 

If I do not know the activity/class code, 

how do I search? 

To search for a class: Go to Programs & Activities 

-> Class Programs -> Activity/Class Search. 

• Use Quick Search: Enter Class # or multiple 

class numbers (separated by a comma) and 

click “Find Class By Number” button OR 

• Use Search By Category link OR 

• Use Detailed Activities/Class Search to select 

specifi c criteria to search on. 

1. Search by keyword(s) or class title. This will 

return a listing of all classes that have these 

words anywhere in the class title or class 

description fi elds. 

2. Search by facility. Browse class offerings for a 

specifi c facility. To browse multiple facilities, 

press and hold the ctrl-key while selecting 

appropriate facilities. 

3. Search by a specifi c instructor. 

4. Search by the time of day: morning - afternoon 

- evening. 

5. Search by day of the week. 

6. Search by participant’s age. If you are looking 

for classes that several children can take 

together, choose the correct age of each child 

(up to three patrons). 

Use any combination of these detailed search 

features to narrow your search. 

How do I know I am enrolled in my 

selected classes? 

Class enrollments are not guaranteed until 

the completion of the checkout process and a 

receipt has been created. When you submit your 

registrations, the system will verify all of your 

selections to confi rm that space is still available. 

If a class or program fi lls before you checkout, the 

system will place you on a wait list and note that 

on your receipt. You will not be charged for any 

waitlisted classes. 

For technical support regarding online 

registration, e-mail us by going to www. 

thprd.org, scrolling down to the bottom of 

the page, and clicking on “Web Support.” 

You may also call our Administration Offi ce at 

503/645-6433, Monday-Friday, 8 am-5 pm. 

Registration for programs at 

Cooper Mountain Nature Park 

Out-of-district patrons will be able 

to register for programs at Cooper 

Mountain Nature Park at the in-district 

fee rate. You will need to obtain a 

THPRD residency card, at no extra 

charge, before registration begins. 

Registration for both in-district and outof-district 

patrons will begin Saturday, 

January 8. Please see page 4 for more 

information. This special out-of-district 

fee exception is valid for Cooper 

Mountain programs only. 


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General Ad mis sions 

Youth (17 yrs & under) $2.50 

Adults (18-54 yrs) $3.50 

Seniors (55+ yrs) $2.50 

Household $10 

Drop-in Programs & Daily Ad mis sions 

In-district Residents 

Frequent User Passes 

Passes are good for both recreation and aquatic drop-in programs. 

No refunds or transfers. 

Annual 6 Months 3 Months 1 Month 

Individual $180 $107 $61.25 $24.50 

2-Person Household $277 $162 $92 $36.75 

Household $368 $217 $122.50 $49 

Individual Senior* $135 $81 $45.75 $18 

Senior Couples* $208 $123 $69.50 $27.75 

*Senior discounts for in-district residents only. 

Specialty Drop-in Fitness 

20-visit Fitness Passes** 

Aquatic Fitness Pass $60 - Senior $45 

Combined Aquatic/Recreation Fitness 

Pass $105 

**Fitness passes expire one year after the 

date of purchase 

General Fitness (BodyPump, Gentle-Paced Aerobics, etc.) $5.50 $4.25 

Specialty (Fitness Yoga, Pilates Nia, etc.) $9 $6.75 

90-minute (Yoga I, Yoga I/II, Yoga II, etc.) $13.50 $10 

Aquatic (Aquarobics, Deep-Water Aquarobics, Preg. Fitness, etc.) $4.25 $3.25 

Out-of-district residents must pay an assessment fee to buy a Frequent User Pass or register for classes (see 

page 4). Drop-in fees for out-of-district participants are triple without a paid assessment. 

Full or Canceled Classes 

All programs operate with 

a minimum enrollment 

requirement and maximum 

enrollment capacities. The 

district reserves the right to 

cancel, change or combine 

programs when the minimum 

class enrollment has not been 

met. 

Waiting Lists 

Once a class is fi lled, a waiting 

list will be created. You will be 

called if an opening becomes 

available or if additional classes 

have been created. Note: If 

additional classes are created, 

they may not be at the same 

time or day as the waiting list 

class. 

Senior Discounts 

A 25 percent discount is 

available at all in-district 

facilities for citizens 55 years 

and older, except at the Stuhr 

Center, where a discount is 

already included in the price. 

Cancellations, refunds and discounts 

Refunds (effective 1/1/2011) 

It is the policy of Tualatin Hills 

Park & Recreation District to 

refund monies collected for 

services, whether initiated by 

the district or the participant, in 

a timely manner. 

All district programs operate 

with a minimum enrollment 

requirement, as well as 

maximum enrollment capacities. 

The district reserves the right 

to cancel, change or combine 

programs when minimum class 

enrollment has not been met. 

When the district cancels 

or postpones a class, or the 

participant requests to drop or 

change a class at least 48 hours 

before the fi rst class meeting, 

the total fee will be credited in 

the participant’s Park District 

registration account. 

When the participant requests 

to drop or change a class 

less than 48 hours before the 

fi rst class meeting (or after), 

no credit will be applied in 


registration account. 

Requests to drop or change oneday 

programs, classes, or trips 

must be made at least 48 hours 

prior to the date of the program. 

No credit will be applied in 


registration account with less 

than 48 hours notice. 

If, because of vendor 

cancellation requirements, a 

longer refund request period is 

necessary, it will be so noted in 

the class description, activities 

guide and on the patron invoice. 




than the required notice. 

Requests to drop or change a 

camp program must be made 

at least two weeks (14 days) 

prior to the start of the camp. 

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Adult 

14+ 

Senior 

55+ 




than two weeks (14 days) 

notice. Camp deposits are not 

refundable, and no credit will be 

applied in the participant’s Park 

District registration account. 

Credits in the registration 

system may be used for class 

registration at any facility. 

However, all credits of more 

than $2 will be refunded on the 

next available cycle. Cycles 

will run three times per week, 

adjusting for holidays. Credits 

of $2 or less will remain in 

the registration system. Full 

refunds will be processed by the 

method of payment used. 

Credit card transactions will be 

refunded by check, should the 

amounts differ from the original 

registration invoice (proration, 

partial amount, etc.).

THPRD established its Family Assistance Program 

to ensure that no Park District resident is denied a 

recreation opportunity purely due to fi nancial limitations. 

To qualify for Family Assistance, you must live within 

the Park District, your head of household must have 

a valid THPRD residency card, and household income 

must meet the Beaverton School District free lunch 

guidelines. You may apply at any time. If approved, 

you will receive fee waivers that can be used when you 

register for THPRD classes and programs for one full 

Family Assistance Program 

District Safety Rules 

We want to help keep you and your children safe and comfortable, 

so thank you for cooperating with these rules. If your family 

plans to use swimming pool, please be sure to read the aquatics 

information on pages 11-13. 

For Everyone 

We reserve the right to exclude from activities any person who 

displays aggressive or unacceptable behavior or risks injury to 

himself/herself or someone else. 

For Children 

• When you drop off or pick up your child, make sure staff 

knows that your child is arriving or leaving. 

• If you are not present when an activity ends, staff will take 

your child to a supervised area and call you if possible. If 

we cannot reach you, but we have alternate or emergency 

contacts, we will call them. If we cannot reach you in 30 

minutes, staff will call the police/sheriff non-emergency 

number. 

• If your child is under age 7 and is taking a swim class or 

participating in a pool activity, you (or someone at least 15 

years of age who is designated by you) must stay with the 

child on the premises and in the water from the beginning until 

the end of the class or activity. 

• If your child is ages 7-10 and is taking a swim class or 

participating in a pool activity, you (or someone at least 15 

year from the date 

of approval. 

You may use 

these waivers for 

THPRD classes 

and programs 

as well as 

summer camps 

and affi liated 

sports leagues. 

Registration 

occurs at certain 

times of the 

year so please 

plan accordingly. 

Unused funds at 

the end of the 

12-month period will be purged and you will have the 

opportunity to reapply for the next 12 months. 

For complete program information, see 

www.thprd.org or call the Administration Offi ce at 

503/645-6433. The Family Assistance application form 

is located on page 226. 

years of age who is designated by you) must visually supervise 

the child from the 

beginning until the end 

of the class or activity; 

please pick up the child 

from the pool deck. 

• If your child is under 

age 10 and is taking a 

class, you (or someone 

designated by you) must 

walk the child into the 

building. 

• If your child is under age 

10 and is in a drop-in program, you (or someone designated by 

you) must accompany the child or be able to see the child at all 

times. 

• If your child is participating in a camp or after-school program, 

please be sure to: 

� Complete the sign-in/sign-out process every day. Write 

comments in the daily log about anything unusual (for 

instance, an early pick up). 

� Designate the people who can pick your child up in writing 

and tell them they will have to show photo ID to staff. 

� Tell staff if your child will be car pooling with others in the 

class. 

� Tell staff if a different person will pick up your child. 


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Conestoga 

Two major building expansion 

projects funded by the 2008 bond 

measure will begin this spring as 

the Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation 

District launches construction 

at the Conestoga Recreation & 

Aquatic Center and the Elsie Stuhr 

Center. 

These expansions will bring major 

changes for the public to enjoy at 

both facilities. Here’s a quick look 

at the projects, cost involved, and 

timeline: 

Conestoga: THPRD’s only dual 

recreation and aquatic facility 

at 9985 SW 125th Ave. in 

Beaverton will receive a $5 

million (total project cost) addition 

and remodel, highlighted by the 

district’s fi rst-ever outdoor splash 

pad. The splash pad will include 

approximately 20 water features, 

a waterfall, a trellis with seating, 

restroom, and landscaping. The 

pad will serve as an outdoor plaza 

in the offseason. 

The land around the northwest 

side of the building will be leveled 

to improve drainage and provide 

space for a patio with outdoor seating and trees for shade. 

A new fi tness/classroom addition will be built on the 

location of the old playground, which will be relocated. 

Bond Measure Update 

Conestoga to make a splash in 2011 

Bond measure work will also begin on Elsie Stuhr Center 

Splash pads come in many varieties, such as this 

site in Medford, Oregon, but in one way, they are 

all alike: children love them! 

Stuhr Center fi tness room before project begins. 

Want to win a $20 gift card? 

The addition will quadruple the 

size of the current workout area. 

A multi-media classroom will be 

installed with doors that open on 

to a repaved outdoor basketball 

court. Two ADA-accessible family 

changing rooms will be added. 

Finally, a new women’s locker 

room addition will be built, doubling 

the size of the current area, and the 

men’s locker room will be doubled 

as well. 

The project should begin in the 

spring of 2011 and wrap up in the 

spring of 2012. 

Stuhr Center 

THPRD’s recreation facility for 

adults 55 and better on 5550 SW 

Hall Blvd. in Beaverton will receive 

a 2,200-square-foot addition to 

the west side of the building. 

The new fi tness room and lobby 

addition will allow the center to 

reconfi gure classrooms for a more 

organized and functional layout. 

The $1.9 million project includes 

replacing the roof as a major 

part of the seismic upgrades. 

Construction should begin in 

spring 2011 and wrap up in January of 2012. 

See www.thprd.org/bondprojects for info on any THPRD 

bond project. 

Read General Manager Doug Menke’s message on the inside back cover of this activities guide to learn the answer to 

this question: When will the community garden at Southminster Presbyterian Church be available to the public? 

E-mail your answer to generalmanager@thprd.org by May 31. You will be entered in a drawing for a $20 THPRD gift 

card that be used at any of our facilities for a class, pass, drop-in activity, tennis reservation or assessment. 


Champions Too Field 

Portland Timbers to Donate to Foundation 

Our Foundation Development Director, Bob Schulz, has worked 

with THPRD General Manager Doug Menke to complete a 10-year 

partnership with the Portland Timbers that is highlighted by the 

construction of a comprehensive training facility – the adidas Timbers 

Training Center – for the Major League Soccer club. The facility, 

located on THPRD property off 112th Avenue near Highway 217, 

will include a new natural grass fi eld to be used by the Timbers and a 

synthetic turf fi eld designated almost exclusively for public use. 

As part of the public/private partnership with THPRD, the Timbers 

will make an annual donation to the Tualatin Hills Park Foundation 

and will conduct a series of annual youth soccer camps and coaching 

clinics at the training center. For more details on this partnership, go 

to www.thprd.org. 

We’re here for you! 

• You can share in the anticipation of our proposed Champions Too Field, a facility specially designed to provide the 

thrill of athletic competition to those with developmental and physical challenges. 

• You can be assured that, with the help of the Park Foundation, special attention is being devoted to make sure that 

your friends, family members and all persons with developmental and physical disabilities and special needs can fully 

enjoy our award-winning park and recreation district. 

You can help ensure that all children get the chance to participate in 

the wonderful programs at Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District. 

As our economy in Oregon continues to struggle, families are facing 

tough choices on where to spend their hard earned money. In 

many cases, this means that children don’t get the opportunity to 

participate in programs that will help them become more successful, 

Who Should Play? 

Photo courtesy of Portland Timbers 

happy and healthy. At the Tualatin Hills Park Foundation, we believe 

everyone deserves the right to participate and we know you feel the 

same way. Your donation will ensure that a child can play. Please 

send your check or visit our website (www.thpf.org) to donate 

online, so families who need our help don’t have to ask the question, 

“Who Should Play?” 

Our mission is to develop resources to ensure access to recreation for all Park District residents. 

We envision a community where everyone’s life is enriched through recreation. 


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Volunteer Age: 12+ 

Summer Youth Volunteer Opportunities 

(Must have completed the 6th grade by June 30, 2011) 

Cedar Hills Safety Town Camp 

Responsible volunteers are needed to lead a variety of activities 

that are designed to teach children 4-6 years of age how to be safe 

while having lots of fun. 

Volunteers gain valuable work experience while developing 

leadership skills and completing community service hours. 

Volunteers must attend a training session June 17 and make a twoweek 

commitment. 

Dates: June 20-July 1, July 11-July 22, July 25-Aug 5 

Times: Check in at 8:30 am and check out at 3 pm. 

To receive more information or an application contact Cedar Hills 

Recreation Center at 503/629-6340 or visit www.thprd.org/about/ 

volunteer/lite.cfm. 

Volunteer Age: 14-17 

Leaders In Training Experience (Lite) 

LITE is a volunteer program in which teens develop the necessary 

leadership and communication skills to volunteer at the Tualatin 

Hills Park & Recreation District’s summer camps. The online 

application process opens March 1 and closes April 1 (or earlier if 

program capacity is reached). 

To apply online or download an information packet visit, 

www.thprd.org/about/volunteer/lite.cfm or contact Debra Fife at 

503/645-6433 or volunteer@thprd.org. 

Volunteer Age: 12-15 

Junior Lifeguard Program 

Junior Lifeguards teaches youth the information and skills a 

professional lifeguard. They will be introduced to rescue techniques 

and general fi rst aid & CPR skills. Participants will also gain handson 

experience in guarding open swims and teaching swimming 

lessons to kids alongside professional staff. 

To become a volunteer Junior Lifeguard, all applicants must be 

12-15 years of age; successfully pass a Junior Lifeguard class at 

a THPRD swim center; and commit to a minimum of 40 hours of 

volunteer time upon successful completion of the training. 

Classes are held at these THPRD facilities: Harman Swim Center, 

Conestoga Recreation & Aquatic Center and Sunset Swim Center. 

Volunteer Age: 16+ 

Special Event Volunteer Team 

Responsible, enthusiastic volunteers are needed to help bring 

fun and festivities to a variety of special events held at parks 

throughout the district. 

Volunteers help staff with activities include infl ating and distributing 

balloons, taking surveys, face painting and more. 

Date/time: Various dates between July 7-August 13. 

Commitment: 2-3 hours per event and a minimum of three events. 

To request more information please e-mail volunteer@thprd.org or 

call Debra Fife, coordinator of volunteer services and special events, 

at 503/645-6433. 


Ages 4-6 years 7-8 years 9-10 years 11-12 years 13-14 years 

Week 1 

6/20-6/24 

Week 2 

6/27-7/1 

Week 3 

7/5-7/8 

Week 4 

7/11-7/15 

Week 5 

7/18-7/22 

Week 6 

7/25-7/29 

Week 7 

8/1-8/5 

Week 8 

8/8-8/12 

Week 9 

8/15-8/19 

Week 10 

8/22-8/26 

Week 11 

8/29-9/1 

Cedar Hills Recreation Center 503/629-6340 

Summer Camps at a Glance 

Dance Camp• 

Home-run Sports* 

Camp Cedar Hills 

Camp Funshine 

Dance Camp 

Home-run Sports* Camp Cedar Hills 

Camp Funshine 

Home-run Sports* Camp Cedar Hills 

Sports Development Camp 

Camp Funshine 

Cultural Martial Arts Camp 

Up, Up and Away! 

Home-run Sports* 

Camp Funshine 

Me & My Doll Camp 

Camp Funshine 


“Settlin Days” Camp 



Camp Funshine 




Camp Funshine Camp Cedar Hills 

Camp Funshine 

Dudes Hanging Out Camp 


Camp Funshine Camp Cedar Hills 

Camp Funshine 


Camp Funshine 

Creative Zone• 

Camp Funshine 

Dance Camp• 

Drawing & Painting• 

Camp Funshine 



Camp Funshine 



Camp Funshine 


Camp Funshine 



Eco-Fashion Camp 

Camp Funshine Camp Funshine 



Dance Camp 

Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District www.thprd.org 

Camp Summer Journey 

Dance Camp 

Camp Cedar Hills Camp Summer Journey 

Basic Training Dusk Camp• 

















CSI Camp 



Dance Camp 





Class ages vary. See class detail for more information. 







Survivor Dusk Camp• 











CSI Camp 


Search and Rescue Dusk Camp• 


Dance Camp 






Dance Camp 











CSI Camp 



Dance Camp 





Camp Cedar Hills Camp Summer Journey Camp Summer Journey 

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Full Day Summer Camps 

at Cedar Hills 

This summer we have a unique 

opportunity to bring the magic 

and wonder of Hollywood to 

our full day summer camps at 

Cedar Hills. We are not just 

taking kids to the movies… 

we will become the movies. 

Each week campers, young 

and old, will be a part of the 

fi lm industry as we turn the Recreation Center into Cedar Hills Studios. 

Lights! Camera! Action! You’re the star; you will act, write, direct, fi lm 

and edit. Each camp will be fi lled with exciting games, fun crafts and 

outrageous fi eld trips. Best of all, each camper will be involved in their 

own production. Become a part of Cedar Hills Studios! 

A $25 deposit is required for each participant, every week of camp, at 

the time of registration. The deposit is nonrefundable. However it may 

be transferred to other THPRD programs prior to June 6. Please Note: 

After June 6 the deposits are no longer transferable. A camp balance 

will be refundable/transferable only if requested at least two weeks prior 

to the start of the week you are requesting to drop. All camp balances 

will be due by 5 pm on the Monday two weeks prior to the start of each 

camp week. Your space in camp will be forfeited automatically if the 

balance is not paid by the two-week deadline. 

*No camp on 6/2, 7/4. 

Camp Funshine 

In Camp Funshine our youngest talent will enjoy great games, cool 

crafts, fun fi eld trips and more. Each week children will get the star 

treatment as our production staff seeks to make this the best summer 

camp ever. Everyone will have good safe fun, make new friends, and 

even be part of Cedar Hills Studios’ newest production, “Summer 2011.” 

Typically, unless otherwise noted, Wednesdays we go on a fi eld trip and 

Fridays we swim. All fi eld trips are subject to change. Our programmed 

activities begin at 9 am and go until 5 pm but our hours are 7:30 am to 

6 pm. Bring a sack lunch and water bottle each day. 

Ages: 5-7 yrs 

Cost: $25 deposit per week plus $145 per week ($170 total), unless 

otherwise listed. 

Week 1: Summer Blockbuster! 

We debut the camp season with our Summer Blockbuster as we travel to 

the Oregon Zoo. 

6/20-6/24 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

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Week 2: The Silver Screen! 

Enjoy the classics on the Silver Screen as we travel to Silver Falls State 

Park. 

6/27-7/1 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

CH17102 

Camp Funshine (continued) 

Week 3: Fairytales! 

Travel to a world of fairytales as we take a fi eld trip to the Enchanted 

Forest. 

7/5-7/8 T-F 7:30 am-6 pm $143 

CH17103 

Week 4: Detective Mysteries! 

Solve our Detective Mystery and join us as we enjoy a mystery fi eld trip. 

7/11-7/15 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

CH17104 

Week 5: Sci-Fi Space Thriller! 

Explore the fi nal frontier of space in our Sci-Fi week. We’ll be going to 

Out of This World Pizza. 

7/18-7/22 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

CH17105 

Week 6: Westerns! 

Howdy partners! During western week, we will rustle up some fun as we 

take a trip to the Gilbert’s House Discovery Village in Salem. 

7/25-7/29 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

CH17106 

Week 7: Thrillers and Chillers! 

Our movie theme this week is Thrillers and Chillers. We will enjoy the 

thrills and chills of Oaks Park. 

8/1-8/5 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

CH17107 

Week 8: Kung Fu! 

So grasshopper, this week we will fi nd our inner Kung Fu at The 

Infl atable Kingdom! 

8/8-8/12 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

CH17108 

Week 9: High Seas Adventure! 

Arrgh mateys! This week will be Pirate week and you land lubbers are 

traveling to the Beach at Tolovona. 

8/15-8/19 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

CH17109 

Week 10: Deep Drama! 

Everybody loves a good deep drama and you’ll love our fi eld trip - a 

picnic at Eagle Fern Creek. 

8/22-8/26 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

CH17110 

Week 11: The Grand Finale! 

Our Grand Finale takes us to Alderbrook Park. There is no camp on 

Friday, Sept. 2. 

8/29-9/1 M-Th 7:30 am-6 pm $143 

CH17111 

www.thprd.org Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District



Participants in Camp Cedar Hills will experience a spectacular summer 

of games, crafts, art, drama, music, and MOVIES! Action, adventure, 

comedy, mystery, thrills, chills and more will all be part of every week. 

Our talented summer production staff will be on hand to see everyone 

is safe, active, and having fun so they can make and grow friendships. 

Each child will be part of Cedar Hills Studios’ newest production, 

“Summer 2011.” Typically, unless otherwise noted, Tuesdays we go on 

a fi eld trip and Fridays we swim. All fi eld trips are subject to change. Our 

programmed activities begin at 9 am and go until 5 pm but our hours are 

7:30 am to 6 pm. Bring a sack lunch and water bottle each day 

Ages: 8-10 yrs 





Newport and tour the bay on the Discovery Marine Tours. 

6/20-6/24 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

CH17201 




6/27-7/1 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

CH17202 


Travel to a world of fairytales as we take a fi eld trip to the Wunderland. 

7/5-7/8 T-F 7:30 am-6 pm $143 

CH17203 


Solve our Detective Mystery and join us as we enjoy a mystery fi eld trip. 

7/11-7/15 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

CH17204 


Explore the fi nale frontier of Space in our Sci-Fi week. We’ll be going to 

the Evergreen Space Air & Museum. 

7/18-7/22 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

CH17205 


Camp Cedar Hills (continued) 


Howdy partners! During Western Week we’ll rustle up some fun as we 

take a trip to the The Flying M Ranch. 

7/25-7/29 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

CH17206 


Our movie theme this week is Thrillers and Chillers and we will enjoy the 

thrills and chills of Oaks Park. 

8/1-8/5 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

CH17207 


So grasshopper, this week we will fi nd our inner Kung Fu at the North 

Clackamas Aquatic Park! 

8/8-8/12 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

CH17208 


Arrgh mateys! This week will be Pirate week and you land lubbers are 

traveling to the Beach at Tolovana. 

8/15-8/19 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

CH17209 


Everybody love a good Deep Drama, you’ll love our fi eld trip to Eagle 

Fern Creek. 

8/22-8/26 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

CH17210 



Friday, Sept. 2. 

8/29-9/1 M-Th 7:30 am-6 pm $143 

CH17211 

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In Camp Summer Journey you are the talent, a superstar! You’re never 

too old for summer camp and every week participants will play the 

best sports and games, create the coolest arts and crafts, and venture 

out on amazing, unforgettable fi eld trips. There will also be plenty 

of time to socialize with your friends and make new ones. Our great 

production staff will be on hand to make this summer the best. Best 

of all, participants will star in Cedar Hills Studios’ newest production, 

“Summer 2011.” Typically, unless otherwise noted, Thursdays we go on 

a fi eld trip and Mondays we swim. All fi eld trips are subject to change. 

Our programmed activities begin around 9 am and go until 5 pm but our 

hours are 7:30 am to 6 pm. Bring a sack lunch and water bottle each 

day. DON’T FORGET A SUIT AND TOWEL ON MONDAY! Each week 

includes a bonus trip TBD. 






Wild Waves. 

6/20-6/24 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

CH17301 




6/27-7/1 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

CH17302 


Travel to a world of fairytales as we take a fi eld trip to the Ski Bowl. 

7/5-7/8 T-F 7:30 am-6 pm $163 

CH17303 


Solve our Detective Mystery and join us as we canoe at Devil’s Lake. 

7/11-7/15 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

CH17304 


Explore the fi nal frontier of Space in our Sci-Fi week. We’ll be going to 

ULTRAZONE Laser Tag. 

7/18-7/22 M-F 7:30 am-6:20 pm 

CH17305 


Howdy partners! During Western Week, we’ll rustle up some fun as we 

take a trip to The Flying M Ranch. 

7/25-7/29 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

CH17306 

Camp Summer Journey (continued) 


Our movie theme this week is Thrillers and Chillers. We will enjoy the 

thrills and chills of the great outdoors, at one of our great state parks. 

8/1-8/5 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

CH17307 


So grasshopper, this week we’ll fi nd our inner Kung Fu at the The 

YWAM Ropes Course! 

8/8-8/12 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

CH17308 


Arrrgg maties! This week be Pirate week and you land lubbers are 

Rafting the Deschutes. 

CH17310 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

8/15-8/19 


Everybody loves a good deep drama and you’ll love our fi eld trip to Eagle 

Fern Creek. 

8/22-8/26 M-F 7:30 am-6 pm 

CH17311 



Friday Sept. 2nd. 

8/29-9/1 M-Th 7:30 am-6 pm $163 

CH17312 

Sports Performance Camp 

Everyday will involve working on muscle strength and endurance, agility 

and cardiovascular performance through a variety of activities and drills. 

We will also spend the afternoons working on skills in sports such as 

basketball, soccer, lacross, volleyball, softball, fl ag football and tennis. 

Campers will also enjoy swimming during the week. Camp held off-site 

at Cedar Hills Park (2300 SW Cedar Hills Blvd.) 

7/5-7/8 

CH12272 

T-F 7:30 am-5:30 pm 8-12 yrs $138 

7/11-7/15 

CH12273 

M-F 7:30 am-5:30 pm 8-12 yrs $170 

7/18-7/22 

CH12274 

M-F 7:30 am-5:30 pm 8-12 yrs $170 

7/25-7/29 

CH12275 

M-F 7:30 am-5:30 pm 8-12 yrs $170 

8/1-8/5 

CH12276 

M-F 7:30 am-5:30 pm 8-12 yrs $170 



Sports Camps at Cedar Hills 


Check out our wide variety of sports camps offered for 

preschool and school age youth this summer. 

• Basketball 

• Soccer 

• T-ball 

• Football 

Creative Zone Camp 

• Multi-sport 

• Baseball 

Gymnastics Camps 

We offer gymnastics camps for preschool and youth age 

children, beginning with the pre-gym level through level 4. 

M-Th • 9-11am & 11am-1pm / $58 each wk. 

Check out Cedar Hills Recreation Center’s section in the Summer 

Activities Guide for schedule. 

Students will spend the week creating masterpieces using a variety of 

media. Painting, drawing, collage, and mosaic are just a few examples of 

the creative art projects that will be explored in this camp. You will learn 

the different approaches to capturing the visual world. Bring a snack and 

drink daily. 

8/8-8/12 

CH14300 

M-F 9 am-noon 6-9 yrs $100 

8/8-8/12 

CH14301 

M-F 1-4 pm 10-14 yrs $100 


Drawing & Painting Camp 

Realistic drawing, fantasy and cartooning are a few of the drawing 

techniques to be explored. Use colored pencils, drawing pencils, pastels, 

charcoal and markers to create fun projects to develop technique and 

creative thinking. Acrylic and watercolor paints will be used when 

creating landscapes and still lifes. Bring a snack and drink daily. 

8/15-8/19 

CH14302 

M-F 9 am-noon 6-9 years $100 

8/15-8/19 

CH14303 

M-F 1-4 pm 10-14 yrs $100 

8/22-8/26 

CH14304 


8/22-8/26 

CH14305 

M-F 1-4 pm 10-14 yrs $100 

Dance Camp at Cedar Hills 

Preschool (4-6 yrs): Pre-ballet, creative dance, gymnastics dance and 

more will be taught by our professionally trained staff. A performance at 

the end of the week for your family and friends to see what was learned! 

6/20-6/24 

CH11111 


8/15-8/19 

CH11112 


Youth (7-13 yrs): Challenging, fun, rewarding, and every day there’s 

something new. Spend the week making new friends and having tons 

of fun while learning from our professionally trained staff the latest jazz, 

Hip-Hop, lyrical, ballet, and modern dance moves. A show will be held 

Friday for family and friends. Bring a sack lunch and drink daily. 

6/20-6/24 

CH11212 

M-F 10 am-3:30 pm 7-13 yrs $149 

8/15-8/19 

CH11213 

M-F 10 am-3:30 pm 7-13 yrs $149 


We are bringing back old-fashioned doll play! Also enjoy stories, art 

projects, role-playing, theme activities and more with your doll and new 

friends. The week will end with a special tea party. Bring sack lunch and 

drink daily. 

7/18-7/22 M-F 9 am-3 pm 6-11yrs $155 

CH15206 

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“Settlin Days” – Homestead Camp 

Campers experience what life was like for early settlers. What did kids 

do for fun before ipods, Xbox, and laptops? We will travel back to earlier 

times for activity and excitement. Enjoy historic games, nature walks, 

storytelling, cooking, crafts, and local history, too! An adventurous fi eld 

trip planned. Bring sack lunch and drink daily. Camp held off-site at the 

historic Fanno Farm House (8405 SW Creekside Pl., Beaverton) Go to 

www.thprd.org/facilities/fannohistory.cfm 

7/11-7/14 M-Th 9 am-4 pm 7-13 yrs $155 

CH15208 

7/18-7/21 M-Th 9 am-4 pm 7-13 yrs $155 

CH15209 

CHRC CSI Camp 

For the detective and law enforcement offi cer in your young camper. 

Learn about the many aspects of today’s investigations. Feature fi eld trip 

and crime scene mystery to be played out that your sleuths must help 

solve using the techniques learned at camp. Bring sack lunch and drink 

daily. 

8/8-8/12 M-F 10 am-3 pm 9-13 yrs $152 

CH15200 


Develop creativity and resourcefulness through apparel and accessory 

design and learn about art in the world of fashion. Spend the week 

putting together a complete outfi t and a great fi eld trip designed for a 

fashion industry student. Emphasis on working with things you already 

own and fi nding new uses for materials and products that would 

otherwise be thrown away. Fashion show at the end of the week. Bring 

sack lunch and drink daily. 

8/22-8/26 M-F 10 am-3 pm 8-13 yrs $152 

CH15210 


Join other kids in karate, yoga, different arts and crafts, drama, 

storytelling and games which provide a glimpse into cultures. China, 

India, Okinawa, and Japanese infl uences included. An adventurous fi eld 

trip planned. Bring sack lunch and drink daily. 

7/5-7/8 T-F 9 am-4 pm 7-11 yrs $165 

CH12271 


Join other guys and spend the week doing a variety of sports and 

games, learning basic meal preparation, and developing skills for times 

for when you are home alone. Bring sack lunch and drink daily. 

7/25-7/29 

CH15201 

M-F 7:30 am-5:30 pm 8-12 yrs $172 

Home Run Preschool Sports Camp 

Campers will have fun learning and developing skills for a variety of 

sports. Through creating craft projects, and other fun activities, campers 

will make new friends and experience summer camp for the fi rst time. 

Snack provided. Bring water bottle daily. 

6/20-6/24 

CH12150 


6/20-6/24 

CH12151 

M-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $77 

6/27-7/1 

CH12152 


6/27-7/1 

CH12153 

M-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $77 

7/5-7/8 

CH12154 

T-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $63 

7/5-7/8 

CH12155 

T-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $63 

7/11-7/15 

CH12156 


7/11-7/15 

CH12157 

M-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $77 

CH Extra Innings Care 

Lunch-time care for those enrolled in Home-Run Preschool Sports Camp. 

AM and PM camps may be combined to equal a full day. Bring a sack 

lunch and drink daily. 

6/20-6/24 

CH12158 

M-F Noon-1 pm 4-6 yrs $15 

6/27-7/1 

CH12159 


7/5-7/8 

CH12160 

T-F Noon-1 pm 4-6 yrs $12 

7/11-7/15 

CH12161 



Week 1 

6/20-6/24 

Week 2 

6/27-7/1 

Week 3 

7/5-7/8 

Week 4 

7/11-7/15 

Week 5 

7/18-7/22 

Week 6 

7/25-7/29 

Week 7 

8/1-8/5 

Week 8 

8/8-8/12 

Week 9 

8/15-8/19 

Week 10 

8/22-8/26 

Week 11 

8/29-9/1 

Conestoga Recreation & Aquatic Center 503/629-6313 

Summer Camps at a Glance 

Class ages vary. See class detail for more information. 

Preschool Youth Teen 

Conestoga Otter Camp• Camp Conestoga 

Sports Action Camp 

Tennis Camp 

X-Treme “B-Tween” Camp 

Conestoga Otter Camp• 

PALS Sports Camps• 

Science Camp• 




















Princess Dancers• 


Book Illustration, Creative 

Writing• 

Camp Conestoga 

Playground Sports Camp 

Soccer Camp 


Cheer Camp 


Tennis Camp 




Summer Splash ‘n Fun• 


Basketball Camp 

Camp Conestoga, Too! 

Flag Football Camp 


Volleyball Camp• 

Books, Cards, Sculpture• 




Tennis Camp 





Tennis Camp 



Drama Camp• 


Soccer Camp 

Tennis Camp 




Tennis Camp 


Book Illustrating• 




Tennis Camp 


Princess Dancers• Build, Sculpt & Paint• 






Drama Camp• 

Tennis Camp 










Fencing Camp• 


Sports Fitness Camp 

Tennis Camp 


Cheer Camp 


Tennis Camp 




Soccer Camp 




Cheer Camp 










Science Camp 










Traveling Sports Camp 

Tennis Camp 


Tennis Camp 



Modern Arts• 

Tennis Camp 




Tennis Camp 


Media Camps• 

Tennnis Camp 


Books, Cards, Sculpture• 

Tennis Camp 



Science Camps• 

Media Camp• 

Tennis Camp 


Tennis Camp 


Media Camp• 

Tennis Camp 


Book Illustrating• 


Tennis Camp 


Traveling Sports 

Build Sculpt/Paint• 


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Summer Camp Deposits and Balances 

A $25 deposit is required for each participant, each week of 

camp, at the time of registration. The deposit is nonrefundable. 

However, it may be transferred to other THPRD programs on or 

prior to June 6. Please note: After June 6, deposits will no longer 

be transferable. A camp balance will be refundable or transferable 

only if requested at least two weeks prior to the start of the week 

you are requesting to drop. All camp balances will be due by 5 pm 

on the Monday two weeks prior to the start of each camp week. 

Your space in camp will be forfeited automatically if the balance is 

not paid in full by the two-week deadline. This does not apply to 

these Conestoga camps: Extra Innings and Science Camps. 

*No camp Monday, 7/4. 

Conestoga Otter Camp 

Children have a “Splashing” fun time with daily 

trips to our pool, art projects, games, gym and 

outdoor activities. Bring swimsuit and towel each 

day. Snack served daily. Class held in Room 204. 

(Teacher Patty and staff) 

Cost: $25 non-refundable deposit + $71 per week 

(CO17103, *deposit + $51) 

See box above for camp deposits and balances information. 

6/20-6/24 M-F 9:15 am-12:15 pm 4-6 yrs $96 

CO17101 (balance due 6/6) 

6/27-7/1 M-F 9:15 am-12:15 pm 4-6 yrs $96 


*7/5-7/8 T-F 9:15 am-12:15 pm 4-6 yrs $76 


7/11-7/15 M-F 9:15 am-12:15 pm 4-6 yrs $96 


7/18-7/22 M-F 9:15 am-12:15 pm 4-6 yrs $96 


7/25-7/29 M-F 9:15 am-12:15 pm 4-6 yrs $96 


8/1-8/5 M-F 9:15 am-12:15 pm 4-6 yrs $96 


8/8-8/12 M-F 9:15 am-12:15 pm 4-6 yrs $96 


8/15-8/19 M-F 9:15 am-12:15 pm 4-6 yrs $96 


Summer Splash ‘n Fun 

A cool summer activity for students who have completed grades 1-5. 

Sign up for one week, a few or all 9 weeks. Meet at Conestoga’s pool 

patio/splash pad area, swim in the pool everyday, make a project, play 

games, have fun and more! (Coach Nancy and staff) 


See box this page for camp deposits and balances information. 

6/20-6/24 M-F 1-4 pm 6-12 yrs $90 


6/27-7/1 M-F 1-4 pm 6-12 yrs $90 


7/11-7/15 M-F 1-4 pm 6-12 yrs $90 


7/18-7/22 M-F 1-4 pm 6-12 yrs $90 


7/25-7/29 M-F 1-4 pm 6-12 yrs $90 


8/1-8/5 M-F 1-4 pm 6-12 yrs $90 


8/8-8/12 M-F 1-4 pm 6-12 yrs $90 


8/15-8/19 M-F 1-4 pm 6-12 yrs $90 


8/22-8/26 M-F 1-4 pm 6-12 yrs $90 


Princess Dancers 

A dance exploration camp for younger dancers. Come learn a variety of 

dance styles and do arts and crafts, too! Class held in Room 204. 


See box this page for camp deposits and balances information. 

8/22-8/26 M-F 9:15 am-noon 5-7 yrs $80 


8/29-9/2 M-F 9:15 am-noon 5-7 yrs $80 


Conestoga Recreation & Aquatic Center 

Summer Camp Open House 

Thursday, June 9 • 6-7 pm 

Want more information on Conestoga’s Camps? 

Drop-in anytime during our Open House to meet staff and preview 

camp activity schedules. Campers and parents are welcome to 

bring any questions or concerns. A great time to confi rm if we can 

continue lunch program again this summer! We look forward to 

meeting you and your child. No reservation necessary. 



PALS Sports Camps 

Play And Learn Skills is a fun, half-day sports camp that focuses on play 

and discovery as youngsters explore a variety of sports skills, games, 

teamwork and fair play. Snack provided daily. Camp is in the Gym/ 

Outdoors. Meet at Conestoga Playground Sports Court. (Coach Ivan and 

Staff). *No camp 7/4. 


(CO18103, deposit + $39) 

See box page 8 for camp deposits and balances information. 

6/27-7/1 M-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $80 


*7/5-7/8 T-F 1-4 pm 3½-5 yrs $64 


7/11-7/15 M-F 1-4 pm 5-8 yrs $80 


7/18-7/22 M-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $80 


7/25-7/29 M-F 1-4 pm 3½-5 yrs $80 


8/1-8/5 M-F 1-4 pm 5-8 yrs $80 


8/8-8/12 M-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $80 


8/15-8/19 M-F 1-4 pm 3½-5 yrs $80 


8/22-8/26 M-F 1-4 pm 5-8 yrs $80 



Need a safe place where your kids can create, explore, make new friends 

and have fun this summer? Well... Discover Camp Conestoga! Field trip 

scheduled on Wednesday but subject to change. Kids swim daily so 

bring swimsuit and towel, lunch and drink. (Check with staff to see if we 

will continue lunch program.) 

What do we do at camp? 

Create with a variety of arts and crafts and cooking activities. 

Explore with science, nature walks and personal choice activities. 

Challenge yourself with activities that are fl exible and fun with new 

friends. Find Adventure with daily swimming, games, sports, fi eld trip. 

Have Fun with camp staff that enjoy working with kids! 

Camp Location: Room 202/203 Time: 7:15 am-6 pm 

Days: Monday-Friday Ages: 5-9 yrs 


Camp Cost per Week: $170 (*Wk. #3: $136) 

$25 non-refundable deposit + $145 per week 

Summer Fun 2011 Trip: Roller skate 

6/20-6/24 

CO17201 

Wk 1 (balance due 6/6) $170 


Camp Conestoga (continued) 

Nature Glee Trip: Museum 

6/27-7/1 

CO17202 


Holiday Celebrations Trip: Bowling 

*7/5-7/8 

CO17203 


Jungle Amusement Trip: Safari Sam’s 

7/11-7/15 Wk 4 (balance due 6/27) $170 

CO17204 

Cool Thrill Trip: Ice Skate 

7/18-7/22 Wk 5 (balance due 7/4) $170 

CO17205 

Safari Wonder Trip: Zoo 

7/25-7/29 Wk 6 (balance due 7/11) $170 

CO17206 

Healthful Delight Trip: OMNIMAX 

8/1-8/5 Wk 7 (balance due 7/18) $170 

CO17207 

Splish Splash Bliss Trip: Mini Golf 

8/8-8/12 Wk 8 (balance due 7/25) $170 

CO17208 

Olympic Glory Trip: Field Day/Scavenger Hunt 

8/15-8/19 Wk 9 (balance due 8/1) $170 

CO17209 

Aloha Summer! Trip: Talent Show 

8/22-8/26 Wk 10 (balance due 8/8) $170 

CO17210 

Finale Week! Pick one camp day or multiple days 

8/29 M $35 

CO17212 

8/30 T $35 

CO17213 

8/31 W $35 

CO17214 

9/1 Th $35 

CO17215 

9/2 F $35 

CO17216 

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A great camp to make friends and have fun together with Conestoga 

staff. Field trip scheduled on Tuesday but subject to change. Kids swim 

daily so bring swimsuit and towel, lunch and drink. (Check with staff to 

see if we will continue lunch program.) 

Camp Location: Conestoga Outdoor Tent A or B 

Time: 7:15 am-6 pm Days: Monday-Friday 





Summer Fun 2011 Trip: Roller skate 

6/20-6/24 

CO17221 


Nature Glee Trip: Museum 

6/27-7/1 

CO17222 


Holiday Celebrations Trip: Bowling 

*7/5-7/8 

CO17223 


Jungle Amusement Trip: Safari Sam’s 

7/11-7/15 Wk 4 (balance due 6/27) $170 

CO17224 

Cool Thrill Trip: Ice Skate 

7/18-7/22 Wk 5 (balance due 7/4) $170 

CO17225 

Safari Wonder Trip: Zoo 

7/25-7/29 Wk 6 (balance due 7/11) $170 

CO17226 

Healthful Delight Trip: OMNIMAX 

8/1-8/5 Wk 7 (balance due 7/18) $170 

CO17227 

Splish Splash Bliss Trip: Mini Golf 

8/8-8/12 Wk 8 (balance due 7/25) $170 

CO17228 

Olympic Glory Trip: Field Day/Scavenger Hunt 

8/15-8/19 Wk 9 (balance due 8/1) $170 

CO17229 

Aloha Summer! Trip: Talent Show 

8/22-8/26 Wk 10 (balance due 8/8) $170 

CO17230 

Camp Conestoga, Too! (continued) 

Finale Week! Pick one camp day or multiple days 

8/29 M $35 CO17232 

8/30 T $35 CO17233 

8/31 W $35 CO17234 

9/1 Th $35 CO17235 

9/2 F $35 CO17236 


A camp for “tweens” seeking adventure with supervision in the summer. 

Activities offered include arts and crafts, games, sports, swimming, 

fi eld trips and much more! Bring a sack lunch and drink, swimsuit and 

towel each day. A daily fi eld trip by THPRD van each morning. Typically, 

they will visit nearby parks on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, visit a 

movie theater on Tuesday (sometimes Wednesday) and “special” trip on 

Thursday. The camp will leave Conestoga at 

9:30 am each day and return by 1:30 pm to swim. Snack served after 

swim. Activities schedule will be provided each Monday. 

Camp Location: Meet/Pick-up at Conestoga Recreation & Aquatic 

Center’s Gym 

Time: 9 am-4 pm (**Extra innings available 7:15-9 am & 4-6 pm. For 

extended camp care) 

Days: Monday-Friday Ages: 11-13 yrs 




6/20-6/24 Week 1 (balance due 6/6) CO17301 


*7/5-7/8 Week 3 (balance due 6/20) CO17303 











Morning Conestoga Extra Innings 

Attending Sports Camp? Xtreme Tween Camp? Need extended care? We 

offer before and after camp care. Transportation provided to or from any 

Conestoga Recreation & Aquatic Center’s other camps. Snack provided 

in the afternoon. (Intended for camp participants ages 7-13 yrs from 

7:15-9 am and 4-6 pm.) *No camp 7/4. 

Before-camp Care M-F 7:15-9 am Rm 204 

6/20-6/24 CO17241 8/1-8/5 CO17247 

6/27-7/1 CO17242 8/8-8/12 CO17248 

*7/5-7/8 CO17243 8/15-8/19 CO17249 

7/11-7/15 CO17244 8/22-8/26 CO17250 

7/18-7/22 CO17245 8/29-9/2 CO17251 

7/25-7/29 CO17246 

$20 each wk (*$16 wk 7/5 for CO17243) 

Afternoon Conestoga Extra Innings 

After-camp Care M-F 4-6 pm Rm 204 

6/20-6/24 CO17261 8/1-8/5 CO17267 

6/27-7/1 CO17262 8/8-8/12 CO17268 

*7/5-7/8 CO17263 8/15-8/19 CO17269 

7/11-7/15 CO17264 8/22-8/26 CO17270 

7/18-7/22 CO17265 8/29-9/2 CO17271 

7/25-7/29 CO17266 

$25 each wk (*$18 wk 7/5 for CO17263) 

CONESTOGA SPORTS CAMPS 

Conestoga’s recreational sports camps are a great way to keep a child 

active. Our sports camps focus is basic skill development while having 

fun. There is plenty of variety, therefore sign up for a few, several or all 

the weeks. Sports camps may be combined with extra innings if a longer 

day is needed. A typical day includes, 9 am-Noon skill and techniques, 

Noon-1 pm lunch and down time, walk to Conestoga for swimming 

1:30-3 pm and snack, then practice until 3:45 pm (Check with staff 

about lunch program). 

Drop off location at: Greenway Elementary School Playground. 

Pick-up location at: Conestoga Recreation & Aquatic Center back parking 

lot. 




This multiple sports camp will venture upon various sports activities and 

games. The camp focus is on skill development while having a fun time. 

Play different sports each day. We’ll cool off in the pool daily. 

6/20-6/24 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 7-9 yrs $145 



Sports Action Camp (continued) 

6/20-6/24 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 9-12 yrs $145 


7/5-7/8 T-F 9 am-3:45 pm 7-9 yrs $145 


7/5-7/8 T-F 9 am-3:45 pm 9-12 yrs $145 


7/25-7/29 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 7-9 yrs $145 


7/25-7/29 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 9-12 yrs $145 


8/15-8/19 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 7-9 yrs $145 


8/15-8/19 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 9-12 yrs $145 



Do you enjoy playing dodgeball, kickball, wall ball or four square? Then 

sign up for this fun camp. We’ll use low density foam balls to take the 

sting out of dodgeball without taking out the fun. Tournaments will be 

held all week. Want to learn to play “Pajaggle Sport?” This camp will be 

fi lled with fun times. We will swim everyday, too! 

6/27-7/1 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 7-9 yrs $145 


6/27-7/1 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 9-12 yrs $145 


7/11-7/15 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 7-9 yrs $145 


7/11-7/15 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 9-12 yrs $145 


8/8-8/12 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 7-9 yrs $145 


8/8-8/12 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 9-12 yrs $145 


8/22-8/26 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 7-9 yrs $145 


8/22-8/26 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 9-12 yrs $145 


Traveling Sports Camp 

We will venture into sports such as bowling, ice skating, roller skating 

and will travel offsite daily. We will be playing a variety of sports and 

swim daily. Meet at Conestoga Recreation Center in Gym. 

8/29-9/2 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 9-13 yrs $165 


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Sport-Specific Camps 

The following sport specifi c camps offer youth a chance to play a lot 

of their favorite sports! Includes skill practice and technique instruction 

and daily trip to the pool. You can combine these camps with our Extra 

Innings program to extend your day. *No camp 7/4. 

Drop off location at: Greenway Elementary School Playground. 

Pick-up location at: Conestoga Recreation & Aquatic Center back 

parking lot. 



Conestoga Cheer Camp 

7/5-7/8 T-F 9 am-3:45 pm 7-12 yrs $116 


7/18-7/22 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 7-12 yrs $145 


8/1-8/5 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 7-12 yrs $145 


Conestoga Flag Football Camp 

7/5-7/8 T-F 9 am-3:45 pm 7-10½ yrs $116 


7/5-7/8 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 10-13 yrs $145 


7/18-7/22 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 7-10½ yrs $145 


7/18-7/28 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 10-13 yrs $145 


8/1-8/5 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 7-10½ yrs $145 


8/1-8/5 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 10-13 yrs $145 


Conestoga Basketball Camp 

7/18-7/22 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 8-12 yrs $145 


8/1-8/5 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 8-12 yrs $145 


8/15-8/19 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 8-12 yrs $145 


Conestoga Soccer Camp 

6/27-7/1 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 8-12 yrs $145 


7/25-7/29 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 8-12 yrs $145 


8/8-8/12 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 8-12 yrs $145 


Sport-Specific Camps (continued) 

Conestoga Sports Fitness Camp 

7/11-7/15 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 8-13 yrs $145 


8/22-8/26 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 8-13 yrs $145 


Conestoga Tennis Camp 

Tennis racquets available. Drop-off and Pick-up for Camp is located at 

Conestoga Middle School Tennis Courts. 

6/20-6/24 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 8-13 yrs $150 


6/27-7/1 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 8-13 yrs $150 


*7/5-7/8 T-F 9 am-3:45 pm 8-13 yrs $120 


7/11-7/15 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 8-13 yrs $150 


7/18-7/23 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 8-13 yrs $150 


7/25-7/29 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 8-13 yrs $150 


8/1-8/5 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 8-13 yrs $150 


8/8-8/12 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 8-13 yrs $150 


8/15-8/19 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 8-13 yrs $150 


8/22-8/26 M-F 9 am-3:45 pm 8-13 yrs $150 


Sabre Fencing Camp 

Sabre fencing skills are introduced with skill practice and technique 

instruction provided by Oregon Fencing Alliance. All equipment is 

provided. Drop-off and Pick-up for Camp is located at Conestoga Middle 

School little gym (next to tennis court). After camp care available, see 

next page. 

7/11-7/14 M-Th 9 am-noon 6-12 yrs $120 


7/25-7/28 M-Th 9 am-noon 6-12 yrs $120 


8/8-8/11 M-Th 9 am-noon 6-12 yrs $120 


Register Early to Avoid Disappointment 

Nothing cancels a good program quicker than waiting 

until the last minute to register. 



Sport-Specific Camps (continued) Half-Day Arts & Science Camps (continued) 

Fencing After-Camp Care 

Bring your swimsuit, lunch and drink. 

7/11-7/14 

CO18284A 

M-Th Noon-6 pm 6-12 yrs $48 

7/25-7/28 

CO18286A 


8/8-8/11 

CO18288A 


Volleyball Camp 

Basic fundamentals of volleyball. Bump, pass and serve your way to an 

improved game. Drop-off and Pick-up for Camp is located at Conestoga 

Middle School little gym (next to tennis court). After camp care available, 

see below. 

7/18-7/21 M-Th 9 am-noon 8-12 yrs $110 


8/1-8/4 M-Th 9 am-noon 8-12 yrs $110 


8/15-8/18 M-Th 9 am-noon 8-12 yrs $110 


Volleyball After-Camp Care 

Bring your swimsuit, lunch and drink. 

7/18-7/21 

CO18285A 


8/1-8/4 

CO18287A 


8/15-8/18 

CO18289A 


Half-Day Arts & Science Camps 

Mini-science and Mini Art Camps with Teacher Ellen. Room 205. 

*No camp 7/4. 

Ooey, Gooey Science 

6/27-6/30 M-Th 1-2:30 pm 4-7 yrs $56 

CO19182 

6/27-6/30 M-Th 3-5 pm 6-10 yrs $70 

CO19282 

Bring on the Bugs 

*7/5-7/7 T-Th 1-2:30 pm 4-7 yrs $45 

CO19183 

Jurassic Dinosaurs 

*7/5-7/7 T-Th 3-5 pm 6-10 yrs $55 

CO19283 


Books Come Alive – Childrens Theater 

7/11-7/14 M-Th 1-4 pm 6-10 yrs $95 

CO19284 

Building Bridges 

7/18-7/21 M-Th 1-2:30 pm 4-7 yrs $56 

CO19185 

Building Catapults and Castles 

7/18-7/21 M-Th 3-5 pm 6-10 yrs $70 

CO19285 

Recycled Robot Art 

7/25-7/28 M-Th 1-2:30 pm 4-7 yrs $56 

CO19186 

7/25-7/28 M-Th 3-5 pm 6-10 yrs $70 

CO19286 

Soap, Candle and Papermaking 

8/1-8/4 M-Th 1-4 pm 8-13 yrs $95 

CO19287 

Pirate Adventures 

8/8-8/11 M-Th 1-4 pm 4-9 yrs $95 

CO19288 

Picture This – Photo Crafts 

8/22-8/25 M-Th 1-4 pm 6-10 yrs $95 

CO19290 

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Drama Camp Just for Kids 

Create your very own magical play. Learn improvisational skills, stage 

presence and timing. We’ll play drama games to build listening skills 

and imagination. You’ll write your own scripts, make stage props and 

perform it on the last day of class to family and friends. Class held in 

Room 204. (Selene) 

6/20-6/24 M-F 12:45-4 pm 8-12 yrs $120 


8/8-8/12 M-F 12:45-4 pm 8-12 yrs $120 


Book Illustration, Creative Writing 

& Book Binding 

Have a blast illustrating, writing and binding your very own book. You’ll 

learn illustration techniques, creative writing tips and you’ll take home a 

fi nished book you can show off to friends and family on the last day of 

class. Class held in Room 204. (Selene) 

6/27-7/1 M-F 12:45-4 pm 8-12 yrs $120 


Modern Arts Camp 

Come explore drip, spray and stain techniques. Find out how many 

different ways you can paint without using a brush and still produce a 

masterpiece. Learn drawing tips and explore art materials. Class builds 

self-esteem and encourages imagination. Class held in Room 204. No 

class 7/4. (Selene) 

7/5-7/7 T-Th 12:45-4 pm 10-15 yrs $76 


Books, Cards, Sculpture & Paintings 

Go wild creating your own book, cards, sculpture and acrylic painting on 

canvas. Learn illustrating techniques while you make petal and theatre 

cards, illustrate and bind a book, paint on canvas and sculpt while using 

plaster strips. Class held in Room 204. (Selene) 

7/25-7/29 M-F 12:45-4 pm 8-13 yrs $120 


Book Illustration & Binding 

Illustrate and bind your own book, journal, diary, or make a gift for 

a friend or relative. You will learn illustration tips as you illustrate, 

construct and bind your own special book. At the end of the week you 

will have a fi nished book you’ll be proud to take home and show off. 

(Selene) 

8/22-8/26 M-F 12:45-4 pm 8-13 yrs $120 


Build, Sculpt, and Paint! 

Have a blast designing and building your very own mixed media 

sculptures. You will also sculpt in clay constructing imaginative 3-D 

creations and have fun building one of a kind sculptures using plaster 

strips and balloons. Camp encourages creativity and self-expression. 

Take home all your amazing creations and show them off! Class held in 

Room 204. (Selene) 

8/29-9/2 M-F 12:45-4 pm 8-13 yrs $120 


Also... 

Don’t 

Forget 

Post-camp care available. 

See Page 8 for more information. 

Keep reading this 

summer. Stop by the 

Scholastic Book Fair 

at Conestoga 

for all ages! 

Front lobby - 

Tues. May 31- Fri. June 3 

9 am - 3 pm 

AND 

Saturday, August 13 

10 am - 2 pm 

BIG TRUCK DAY 



Media Camps for Teens 

A Glimpse of the Future 

Have you ever wondered what it 

would be like to be fi lmmaker? Here’s 

your chance. Use HD cameras, 

write scripts, create a stop motion 

animation, edit with Final Cut PRO. 

Spend your week totally immersed 

in a creative summer program at 

THPRD in Partnership with Portland 

Community Media. Premiere showing 

of all fi lms produced in the camps 

will be shown the evening of August 

26 at a red carpet event for families 

and friends. Location and time to be 

announced. 

Field Production, Documentary 

Explore the exciting fi eld of digital fi lmmaking in this hands-on, week 

program in basic documentary production. Participants will learn camera, 

sound, select topics, conduct research, script writing, 

story board and interview techniques to shoot and edit a documentary. 

Students will work in groups producing their own documentaries in a 

real-life setting using the latest JVC HD cameras. No previous 

fi lmmaking experience required, but a passion for storytelling is a must! 

This camp is held at Athletic Center. 

7/11-7/15 M-F 1-4 pm 13-17 yrs $175 

AC17301 

Digital Storytelling 

Participants will learn to weave together images, fi rst person narration 

and music to tell personal stories using Final Cut PRO software. The 

instructor will guide students to write well-structured narrations and 

make creative use of visuals and audio for dramatic effect. The class 

is great for those who want to share memoirs, community stories or 

organizational profi les from there own point of view. Students are 

encouraged to begin organizing photos for the project in advance of the 

fi rst class. This camp is held at Conestoga. 

7/18-7/22 M-F 1-4 pm 13-17 yrs $175 

CO17505 

Stop Motion, Animation 

Travel through the world of Stop Motion Animation. Participants will 

explore various aspects of animation. With the use of cameras and 

Final Cut PRO software, students use their imaginations and creativity 

to bring a short story to life. No previous experience required. This 

camp is held at Athletic Center. 

7/25-7/29 M-F 1-4 pm 13-17 yrs $175 

AC17302 


Media Camps for Teens (continued) 

Field Production, Narrative Movie 


program in basic narrative fi lm production. Participants will work in 

groups and individually learning script writing, storyboard, character 

development, acting, camera, sound, pick your genre and shoot your 

fi ction movie. No previous fi lmmaking experience required. This camp 

is held at Conestoga. 

8/1-8/5 M-F 1-4 pm 13-17 yrs $175 

CO17507 

Studio Production 

Would you like to be on the telly? This is your opportunity. ..3..2..1 

Action! Learn how to direct, produce and shoot a TV show at Portland 

Community Media studio using HD equipment, including switcher, 

teleprompter and character generator. Have fun while learning to operate 

TV cameras and audio equipment during this one-week workshop. 

Manage the studio fl oor and/or serve as host. Pick a topic and produce 

a program that will be broadcast online and on channel POP29 Comcast. 

No previous experience required. Meet and pick-up at Athletic Center. 

Transportation included to and from Portland Youth Media Center. 

8/8-8/12 M-F 10 am-2 pm 13-17 yrs $175 

AC17303 

Editing Final Cut Pro 

In this workshop participants will explore concepts of editing while 

developing a basic understanding of Apple’s Final Cut Pro editing 

software. Students will learn the basics of capturing video/audio, project 

management, trimming sequences, video generating, creating titles. 

Workshop participants work on individual Mac Book Pro laptops. This 

camp is held at Conestoga. 

8/15-8/19 M-F 1-4 pm 13-17 yrs $175 

CO17509 

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Garden Home Recreation Center 503/629-6341 

Summer Camps at a Glance Class ages vary. See class detail for more information. 

Ages 4-7 years 8-10 years 11-16 years 

Week 1 

6/20-6/24 

Week 2 

6/27-7/1 

Week 3 

7/5-7/8 

Week 4 

7/11-7/15 

Week 5 

7/18-7/22 

Week 6 

7/25-7/29 

Week 7 

8/1-8/5 

Week 8 

8/8-8/12 

Week 9 

8/15-8/19 

Week 10 

8/22-8/26 

Week 11 

8/29-9/1 

Kids Quest Camp 

Gymnastic Camp• 

Archery Camp• 



Hazeldale Baseball• 

Hazeldale Soccer• 

Sports Adventure Mini Camp• 

Baseball Mini Camp 


Pre Engineering with LEGO• 

Sports Mania Mini Camp• 

T-ball Mini Camp• 




Hazeldale T-ball• 

Hoops Mini Camp• 

Soccer Mini Camp• 




On The Stage Theater• 


T-ball Mini Camp• 


Hazeldale Sports Adventure• 

Hazeldale Wet ‘n Wild Sports• 


Sports Adventure Mini Camp• 




Wet ‘n Wild Sports Mini Camp• 










Hazeldale Sports Adventure• 

Hurray for Hoops!• 




Show Stoppers Dance Camp• 


Camp Garden Home 






Hazeldale Baseball• 


Wranglers in Training Camp 


Engineering with LEGO• 



Football MiniCamp• 






On The Stage Theater 



Equestrian Camp 


Hazeldale Wet ‘n Wild Sports• 











Hurray for Hoops!• 






Show Stoppers Dance Camp 


Disco Adventure Camp 







Iron Chef! 








Fish On! 


On The Stage Theater 





Chip ‘n Put Golf 



Basic Wilderness Survival Camp 






Outdoor Adventure/Water Sports Camp 







On The Stage Theater Camp On The Stage Theater Camp Around Town Adventure Camp 



Camp Deposits and Balances 

A $25 deposit is required for each participant, each week of camp, 

at the time of registration. The deposit is nonrefundable. However, 

it may be transferred to other THPRD programs on or prior to 

June 6. Please note: After June 6, deposits will no longer be 

transferable. A camp balance will be refundable or transferable only 

if requested at least two weeks prior to the start of the week you 

are requesting to drop. All camp balances will be due by 5pm on 

the Monday two weeks prior to the start of each camp week. Your 

space in camp will be forfeited automatically if the balance is not 

paid by the two-week deadline. 

This applies to these Garden Home camps: Kids Quest Camp, 

Camp Garden Home, and Disco Adventure Camp. 

No Camp Monday 7/4 


Each week of camp will be fi lled with laughter, fun and exciting age 

appropriate activities. Kids will enjoy participating in art, sports, games, 

crafts and much more! A full-day off-site trip is scheduled every Friday 

and two additional half-day fi eld trips, which will include swimming, will 

be held on various days. Let our fun-loving, safety conscious staff make 

this a summer your kids will never forget! Bring a sack lunch, a snack 

and drink daily. Staff supervision will be available starting at 7:30 am for 

early drop-off and until 6 pm for pick-up. Trips are subject to change. No 

camp 7/4. 

Ages: 5-7 yrs (no age exceptions) 

Cost: $25 ID/OD non-refundable deposit per week + $145 per week 

(Week #3 Balance: $111) 

See box above for camp deposits and balances information. 

Jamming In The Jungle Trip: Safari Sam’s 

6/20-6/24 

GH17101 

M-F 8 am-5 pm (balance due 6/6) 

Up, Up and Away Trip: Out of This World 

6/27-7/1 

GH17102 


Weird Science Trip: OMSI 

7/5-7/8 

GH17103 

T-F 8 am-5 pm (balance due 6/20) 

Land of Enchantment Trip: Enchanted Forest 

7/11-7/15 

GH17104 


Something’s Fishy Trip: Bonneville Dam 

7/18-7/22 

GH17105 


Buckets of Fun Trip: Beach 

7/25-7/29 

GH17106 



Kids Quest Camp (continued) 

Clowning Around Trip: Inflatable Kingdom 

8/1-8/5 

GH17107 


Wild Kingdom Trip: Oregon Zoo 

8/8-8/12 

GH17108 


Distant Shores Trip: Cape Lookout 

8/15-8/19 

GH17109 


Rockin’ and Rollin’ Trip: Oaks Park 

8/22-8/26 

GH17110 



Get ready to have a summer full of laughter, learning and fantastic FUN! 

Kids will have the opportunity to participate in crafts, sports, games, 

science, cooking, art and so much MORE! Full-day off-site fi eld trips 

are scheduled every Thursday with two additional half-day trips, which 

include swimming, will be held on various days. Let our fun-loving, 

safety conscious staff make this a summer your kids will never forget! 

Bring a sack lunch, snack and drink daily. Staff supervision will be 

available starting at 7:30 am for early drop-off and until 6 pm for pickup. 

Trips are subject to change. No camp 7/4. 




See box on this page for camp deposits and balances information. 

Space Odyssey Trip: Out of This World 

6/20-6/24 

GH17201 


Top of the World Trip: Rock Gym 

6/27-7/1 

GH17202 


Splish, Splash Trip: No. Clackamas Aquatic Park 

7/5-7/8 

GH17203 


Flying High Trip: Evergreen Air Museum/IMAX 

7/11-7/15 

GH17204 


Journey to the Center 

of the Earth Trip: Mt. St. Helens Ape Caves 

7/18-7/22 

GH17205 


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Tilt-A-Whirlie Trip: Oaks Park 

7/25-7/29 M-F 8 am-5 pm (balance due 7/11) 

GH17206 

Super Sleuths Trip: Tillamook State Forest 


GH17207 

Shore-Is-Fun! Trip: Beach 


GH17208 

Under the Sea Trip: Oregon Coast Aquarium 


GH17209 

Monkey Business Trip: Oregon Zoo 


GH17210 

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Camp Garden Home (continued) Disco Adventure Camp (continued) 


Let the SUMMER of FUN begin! We have action-packed weeks planned 

that will include water activities, cooking, sports, games, art, scavenger 

hunts and time to just kick back with your friends and enjoy the summer. 

Each week will include at least two fun mini off-site trips like, bowling, 

movies, Pump It Up, swimming, jet boats and more. Our AWESOME 

full-day, off-site fi eld trip will primarily be held on Wednesdays and may 

require early drop-off and late pick-up. Bring a sack lunch, snack and 

drink daily. Staff supervision will be available starting at 7:30 am for 

early drop-off and until 6 pm for pick-up. Trips are subject to change. 

No camp 7/4. 




See box on page 17 for camp deposits and balances information. 

Week 1 Trip: Rock Gym 

6/20-6/24 

GH17301 


Week 2 Trip: Ropes Course 

6/27-7/1 

GH17302 


Week 3 Trip: Beach 

7/5-7/8 

GH17303 


Week 4 Trip: Oaks Park 

7/11-7/15 

GH17304 


Week 5 Trip: Rafting 

7/18-7/22 

GH17305 


Week 6 Trip: Canoeing/Kayaking 

7/25-7/29 

GH17306 


Week 7 Trip: Wild Waves 

8/1-8/5 

GH17307 


Week 8 Trip: Horseback Riding 

8/8-8/12 

GH17308 


Week 9 Trip: Newport Marine Tour 

8/15-8/19 

GH17309 


Week 10 Trip: Mt. Hood Ski Bowl 

8/22-8/26 

GH17310 


Garden Home is also offering weeklong art workshops and 

camps for ages preschool through adult this summer. 

Clay • Drawing & Painting • Cultural Art • Fairy Art 

Monster Art • Cartooning • Multi-Art 

Check out Garden Home Recreation Center’s section in the 

Summer Activities Guide for complete details! 



Teen Specialty Adventure Camps 

Join us for an exciting adventure every day of the week! Come try new 

things like fi shing, paddle boarding, golf, hiking, kayaking, Iron Chef 

competitions, campouts and much more. We will be offsite from 

9 am-4 pm. 

Iron Chef! 

A fun, exciting camp revolving around food and cooking! Each day a 

different competition: Appetizer challenge, great pizza challenge, dessert 

round followed up by the Iron Chef competition. We will also be visiting 

some of the best places to eat around the Portland metro area. 

7/5-7/8 T-F 9 am-4 pm 13-16 yrs $265 

GH18101 Offsite 

Fish On! 

Catch a BIG ONE on this exciting four-day fi shing camp! Each day we 

will drop a line into fi shing hot spots of the NW, learn how to fi sh and 

perfect your technique. By the end of the week, you will be regular 

anglers! We will fi nish the week with a private guided fi shing excursion 

and fi sh cookout! Poles and snacks will be provided. Please come to 

camp with fi shing license and sack lunch for M-W. 

7/18-7/21 M-Th 9 am-4 pm 13-16 yrs $305 


Chip ‘N Putt- Golf Instruction and Fun! 

Come swing into action with our chip ‘n putt golf adventure camp. This 

four-day camp will travel to different courses in the Portland/Vancouver 

area each day, and will include instruction from one of Garden Home’s 

very own who has worked with Jr. Golf programs at Pebble Beach and 

other Country Clubs in California. We will begin with golf etiquette and 

putting and end on a par-three course for a “best-ball” tournament with 

prizes and BBQ on Thursday! All equipment and instruction is included. 

Please pack a lunch each day (except Thursday). 

8/1-8/4 M-Th 9 am-4 pm 13-16 yrs $265 


Basic Wilderness Survival Camp! 

Is Bear Grylls on Discovery Channel your hero? If so, you need to join us 

for this adventure! Over the course of four days, you will learn all of the 

basic skills you need to survive in the wilderness by our certifi ed staff, all 

the while exploring a different hiking area in the NW each day. Your fi nal 

test will be a hike-in backpacking camp-out beginning on Wednesday. 

Your skills will be tested, but the question is, will you survive? 

8/8-8/11 M-Th 9 am-4 pm 13-16 yrs $235 



Outdoor Adventure/Water Sports! 

Do you love the water and being outdoors? Then this camp is for you! 

Each day we will visit a new place in the NW to experience some of 

the most popular outdoor sports: kayaking, paddle-boarding and hiking. 

Finish the week with canoeing and a BBQ. Bring a sack lunch each day 

except Thursday. 

8/15-8/18 M-Th 9 am-4 pm 13-16 yrs $265 


Around Town Adventure Camp! 

Come for a fun-fi lled week to experience the best of the NW! Explore 

different sites around the Portland metro area. Campers will do two fun 

outings per day, go-carting, rock gym, wave pool, jet boating and more. 

This trip will be fun for all! 

8/29-9/1 M-Th 9 am-4 pm 13-16 yrs $235 


Horseback Riding Camps 

Campers meet at the Recreation Center daily, then head out to the 

stables. Campers must wear closed-toe footwear or boots and long 

pants for riding. Bring sack lunch and water bottle each day 


Learn what it’s like to have your own horse! Join us for an exciting four 

days of horse camp. Campers will work with horses learning safety, care 

and handling, and western style trail and arena riding. Bond and grow 

with the same horse all week. 

7/25-7/28 M-Th 9 am-3 pm 8-14 yrs $450 


8/22-8/25 M-Th 9 am-3 pm 8-14 yrs $450 



A little more rustic, a little more country! Campers will head out to 

the ranch in beautiful Yamhill, Oregon for four fun-fi lled days. Each 

day campers will have a lesson covering grooming, saddling, safety, 

healthcare and western riding. Lunch and fun at the creek, followed up 

by fabulous trail ride through the mountains. 

6/27-6/30 M-Th 9 am-4 pm 8-14 yrs $349 


7/11-7/14 M-Th 9 am-4 pm 8-14 yrs $349 


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Dance and Theater Camps 


In just one week your child will discover and develop the love of 

performing! Come to explore dance, the funk of Hip-Hop, the grace of 

ballet, the technique of jazz and the fun of gymnastics. Get into the 

limelight with this fun-fi lled camp. Bring a sack lunch and beverage each 

day. Performance on last day of camp. (Katie, Valerie) 

8/22-8/23 M-F 9-11 am 3½-7 yrs $70 

GH11123 Rm 14 

8/22-8/26 M-F 9 am-3 pm 7-14 yrs $135 

GH11218 Rm 14 

On the Stage: Theater Camp 

In one fabulous week, put together a musical and fi nish the week with 

an evening performance. Each child will take the character of his/her 

choice and together will create a musical. This camp will be hands-on 

working in creating character/story development and stage sets. All 

campers perform a group dance, costumes, photos, fun and more! Bring 

a sack lunch and beverage each day. Show will be on the Friday of camp 

at 7 pm. (Staff) 

7/18-7/22 M-F 9 am-3 pm 7-13 yrs $165 

GH11217 Gym 

8/29-9/2 M-F 9 am-2 pm 5-9 yrs $145 

GH11120 Gym 

Science Camps 

Pre-Engineering with LEGO 

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 and repair them. 

Explore the many possibilities of LEGO building systems while learning 

useful construction techniques. All activities done in class and all 

materials remain at class site. Bring a snack and beverage each day. 

(Play-Well TEKnologies staff) 

7/5-7/8 T-F 9 am-noon 5-6 yrs $150 

GH15291 Rm 19 

7/25-7/29 M-F 9 am-noon 5-6 yrs $185 

GH15292 Rm 19 

8/8-8/12 M-F 9 am-noon 5-6 yrs $185 

GH15293 Rm 19 

Engineering FUNdamentals with LEGO 

Design and build motorized machines, catapults, pyramids, demolition 

derby cars, truss and suspension bridges, buildings, and other 

constructions. Explore concepts in physics, mechanical engineering, 

structural engineering, and architecture while playing with your favorite 

creations. This is a hands-on and minds-on class suitable for LEGO 

building system novices to “maniacs.” Returning students will work on 

new projects and challenges. All activities done in class and all materials 

remain at class site. Bring a snack and beverage each day. (Play-Well 

TEKnologies Staff) 

7/5-7/8 T-F 1-4 pm 7-11 yrs $150 

GH15294 Rm 19 

7/25-7/29 M-F 1-4 pm 7-11 yrs $185 

GH15295 Rm 19 

8/8-8/12 M-F 1-4 pm 7-11 yrs $185 

GH15296 Rm 19 

Gymnastic Camps 

Camps include stretching, tumbling, work on the bars, beam, rhythmic 

hoops and more! Wear proper attire and bring a light snack and drink 

each day. Refer to class requirements in the regular Garden Home 

Gymnastics section to determine appropriate level. Last hour of camp on 

Fridays is a mini-show. 

Beginning I/Beginning II (Boys & Girls) 

6/20-6/24 M-F 8:30 am-noon 6-10 yrs $140 

GH13200 Rm 4 

8/15-8/19 M-F 8:30 am-noon 6-10 yrs $140 

GH13201 Rm 4 

Beginning I/Beginning II (Girls) 

7/11-7/15 M-F 8:30 am-noon 6-13 yrs $140 

GH13202 Rm 4 

Beginning II/Advanced Beginning (Girls) 

8/1-8/5 M-F 8:30 am-Noon 6-13 yrs $140 

GH13203 Rm 4 

Advanced Beginning/Intermediate/Advanced (Girls) 

6/27-7/1 M-F 8:30 am-noon 6-13 yrs $140 

GH13204 Rm 4 

8/8-8/12 M-F 8:30 am-noon 6-13 yrs $140 

GH13205 Rm 4 

Tricks & Tumbling for levels Beginning II through Advanced 

8/22-8/26 M-F 8:30 am-noon 6-13 yrs $140 

GH13206 Rm 4 

Rhythmics Camp, No experience through Level 4 (Girls) 

7/18-7/22 M-F 8:30 am-noon 6-13 yrs $140 

GH13207 Rm 4 



Sports Camps 

Archery Camp 

Come learn archery! Basic form and techniques, shoot scoring, balloons 

and team event! All equipment will be provided. Come to have fun! 

6/27-6/30 M-Th 9:30-10:30 am 7-9 yrs $52 

GH12200 Outside/covered area 

6/27-6/30 M-Th 11-noon 10-15 yrs $52 

GH12201 Outside/covered area 


Come to learn and improve on the fundamentals of baseball. Mini-games, 

and activities are always included. Catching, hitting, base running and 

more will be covered. Bring your glove and water bottle. 

6/27-7/1 M-F 9-11 am 6-8 yrs $60 

GH12216 Sports Field 

8/1-8/5 M-F 1-3 pm 8-12 yrs $60 


Fencing Camp 

For fun and learning! Learn the skills of this exciting Olympic sport. 

Safety and fun emphasized, all equipment provided. (Oregon Fencing 

Alliance) 

7/18-7/22 M-F 9 am-noon 6-12 yrs $159 

GH12218 Rm 2 

8/15-8/19 M-F 9 am-noon 6-12 yrs $159 

GH12219 Rm 2 

Football Mini Camps 

Are you looking to learn the fundamentals, sportsmanship and skills in 

the game of football? Youth will learn fundamental techniques and how 

to play different football positions. Bring water bottle. 

7/11-7/14 M-Th 4:30-6:30 pm 9-11 yrs $48 


7/25-7/28 M-Th 1-3 pm 8-10 yrs $48 


Hoops Mini Camps 

Camp will focus on skill development and improvement of ball control, 

passing, dribbling and more. Fun drills and scrimmages always included. 

Bring water bottle. 

7/11-7/15 M-F 1-3 pm 5-7 yrs $60 

GH12224 Gym 

8/22-8/25 M-Th 1-3 pm 8-12 yrs $47 

GH12225 Gym 


Hurray for Hoops! Mini Camp 

Kids will come to develop better ball control, shooting skills, improve 

dribbling and more. We will play games and fun drills in this fun-fi lled 

camp! Bring water bottle. 

8/15-8/19 M-F 9 am-noon 7-9 yrs $87 

GH12226 Gym 

Soccer, Soccer, Soccer II Mini Camp 

A fun camp for all! Come to improve your soccer techniques, agility 

and coordination through drills, games and more. Shin guards required. 

(Some prior soccer experience suggested.) Bring water bottle. 

7/11-7/15 M-F 9 am-noon 5-7 yrs $87 


Soccer Mini Camp 

Learn to dribble, pass, trap, shoot and more! Games and fun activities 

help to keep your child active and healthy. Bring water bottle. 

7/18-7/22 M-F 10:30 am-noon 4-6 yrs $45 


8/8-8/12 M-F 9-10:30 am 3½-5½ yrs $45 


Sports Mania Mini Camp 

Join us as we try different sports each day. Capture the fl ag, kickball, 

soccer, dodgeball, basketball and more! Bring water bottle. 

7/5-7/8 T-F 9-10:30 am 7-12 yrs $36 

GH12235 Sports Field/Gym 

8/8-8/12 M-F 9-10:30 am 3½-5½ yrs $45 


8/22-8/26 M-F 9:30-11 am 7-12 yrs $45 


Sports Adventure Mini Camp 

Adventure awaits you each day as we play different sports and games 

like hockey, volleyball, basketball, dodgeball and more. Bring water 

bottle. 

6/27-7/2 M-F 9 am-noon 4½-6½ yrs $87 


7/25-7/29 M-F 9 am-noon 5½-7½ yrs $87 


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T-Ball Mini Camp 

Work on the basics, throwing, catching, hitting off a tee, base running 

and more! A fun class for any active child. Bring water bottle. 

7/5-7/8 T-F 10:30 am-noon 4-6 yrs $36 


7/18-7/22 M-F 9-10:30 am 3½-5½ yrs $45 


Wet N’ Wild Sports Mini Camp 

Come for a week of fun while we play your favorite games with a twist! 

Be prepared to get wet this week as we do different sports and fun 

group games. Bring water bottle. 

8/1-8/5 M-F 9 am-noon 6-8 yrs $87 


8/15-8/19 M-F 1-4 pm 6-8 yrs $87 


Want more sports camp options 

for Garden Home? 

Check out the Garden Home Recreation section in the 

Summer Activities Guide for an even wider variety of 

sports camps ages preschool through school age! 

Football • Soccer • Baseball • Sports Adventure 

Wet ‘n’ Wild • Fencing • Archery • Basketball • T-Ball 

Hazeldale Sports Camps 

Camp Location: 

Hazeldale Elementary School Sports Field 

20080 SW Farmington Road, Aloha, OR 97007 


Come to learn and improve on the fundamentals of baseball. Mini-games, 

and activities are always included. Catching, hitting, base running and 

more will be covered. Bring water bottle and your glove. 

6/27-7/1 M-F 9-11 am 6-8 yrs $60 

GH12243hz Hazeldale Sports Field 




(Some prior soccer experience suggested.) Bring water bottle. 

8/15-8/19 M-F 9 am-noon 5-7 yrs $87 


Soccer Skills Mini Camp 

Come for fun and improving skills. Dribbling, passing, trapping, shooting, 

and more! Games and fun activities help to keep your child active and 

healthy. Bring water bottle. 

6/27-7/1 M-F 1-3 pm 7-10 yrs $60 


7/11-7/15 M-F 1:30-3 pm 3½-5½ yrs $45 




like hockey, volleyball, basketball, dodgeball and more. Bring water 

bottle. 

7/25-7/29 M-F 9 am-noon 5-7 yrs $87 


8/15-8/19 M-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $87 



Work on the basics, throwing, catching, hitting off a tee, base running 

and more! A fun class for any active child. Bring water bottle. 

7/11-7/15 M-F 10:30 am-noon 4½-6½ yrs $45 



Come for a week of fun while we play your favorite games with a twist! 

Be prepared to get wet this week as we do different sports and fun 

group games. Bring water bottle. 

7/25-7/29 M-F 1-4 pm 6-8 yrs $87 



Jenkins Estate-Camp Rivendale 503/629-6355 

Camp Rivendale is a summer day camp program designed to provide 

recreational opportunities for children and young adults who have 

physical and/or developmental disabilities. Campers, age 6 through 21 

years, are encouraged by staff to explore areas of music, dance, drama, 

visual arts, sports and aquatics. Through this process our goal is to 

contribute to the physical, mental and social growth of each camper. 

Staff and volunteers foster peer relations, which allow campers to 

share affection, support and companionship. We also strive to develop 

community support and encourage attitude changes to refl ect dignity, 

self-respect and independence for people who have disabilities. In 

addition to daily camp activities, campers will take weekly fi eld trips 

and offsite excursions. 

Two adult weeks (persons 22 and older) are added to the end of the 

summer session. 

WEEK 1 

6/27-7/1 M-F 9 am-3 pm 

CR17210 6-12 yrs 

CR17310 

$183 ID $304 OD 

13-21 yrs 

Balance due at Registration. 

WEEK 2 

7/5*-7/8 Tu-F 9 am-3 pm 

CR17220 6-12 yrs 

CR17320 13-21 yrs 

$146.40 ID $243.20 OD 

*No Camp 7/4 Balance due at Registration. 

WEEK 3 

7/11-7/15 M-F 9 am-3 pm 

CR17230 6-12 yrs 

CR17330 

$183 ID $304 OD 

13-21 yrs 

Balance due no later than 7/6. 

WEEK 4 

7/18-7/22 M-F 9 am-3 pm 

CR17240 6-12 yrs 

CR17340 

$183 ID $304 OD 

13-21 yrs 


WEEK 5 

7/25-7/29 M-F 9 am-3 pm 

CR17250 6-12 yrs 

CR17350 

$183 ID $304 OD 

13-21 yrs 


WEEK 6 

8/1-8/5 M-F 9 am-3 pm 

CR17260 6-12 yrs 

CR17360 

$183 ID $304 OD 

13-21 yrs 


WEEK 7 

8/8-8/12 M-F 9 am-3 pm 

CR17270 6-12 yrs 

CR17370 

$183 ID $304 OD 

13-21 yrs 


WEEK 8 

8/15-8/19 M-F 9 am-3 pm 

CR17280 6-12 yrs 

CR17380 

$183 ID $304 OD 

13-21 yrs 



Wilderness Community (by approval of the director only) is part of 

Camp Rivendale and was designed to meet the needs of campers 

who demonstrate maladaptive behavior as a primary condition of their 

disability. The group provides increased consistency, structure and 

support to enable campers to be successful in a camping experience. 

Weeks 1-6 available only. 

REGISTRATION ACCEPTED by WALK-IN or MAIL-IN ONLY. Call 

503/629-6355 for an application packet. 

Registration: Weeks #1 & #2 registration fees are due in full at the time 

of registration. The balance of other weeks will be due by 4:30 pm on 

the Wednesday prior to the beginning of the attending week. 

Out-of-district assessment fee: $70/term per family. 

ADULT WEEK-1 

8/22-8/26 M-F 9 am-3 pm 

CR17410 Adult (22 yrs+) 

$159 ID $264.50 OD 


ADULT WEEK-2 

8/29-9/2 M-F 9 am-3 pm 

CR17420 

$183 ID $304 OD 

Adult (22 yrs+) 


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Nature Camps 503/629-6350 

The Nature Park Interpretive Center offers nature camps at four locations: the Tualatin Hills Nature Park, Cooper Mountain Nature Park, Kaiser Woods, 

and Greenway Park. Full camp descriptions and details are listed in the following pages by site. 

Nature Camps at a Glance 

Camp Wild Things 

Mini Nature 

Camps 

Nature Explorers 

Camp 

Camp Green 

Eco Adventure 

Camp 

Ages 4-6 years 4-6 years 6-9 years 6-9 years 7-11 years 10-13 years 11-14 years 

Times 

offered 

9 am-Noon or 

1-4 pm 

Location Tualatin Hills 


Week 1 

6/20-6/24 

Week 2 

6/27-7/1 

Week 3 

7/5-7/8 

Week 4 

7/11-7/15 

Week 5 

7/18-7/22 

Week 6 

7/25-7/29 

Week 7 

8/1-8/5 

Week 8 

8/8-8/12 

Week 9 

8/15-8/19 

Week 10 

8/22-8/26 

Week 11 

8/29-9/2 

9 am-Noon 9 am-Noon or 

1-4 pm 





Froggy Fun Fairies and Gnomes Underwater 

Discovery 

Mud Mysteries Wildlife Water Safari Reptiles and 

Amphibians 

1-4 pm 8 am-5 pm 

(7:45 am-5:15 pm)* 





9 am-4 pm 

(7:45 am-5:15 

pm)* 

Kaiser Woods, 

Greenway Park, or 



Birds of a Feather Marine Biology 

Care of magical 

Creatures 

Go Fish Eagle Eye Weird Science Hot Rocks Giants of the Forest 

Fairies and 

Gnomes 

Jr. Rangers at 

Tualatin Hills NP 

Forest Speak Water World Dirt Made My Lunch Ready to Rock 

Who Lives in a Tree? Super Birds Stories in the Forest Tidepools and 

Waterfalls 

Dragons Fly Wild About Art Through the 

Looking Glass 

Nuts to You Leaping Safari Life in the Tree 

Tops 

Living Dinosaurs of 


Nature’s Zombies 

and Vampires 

Overnight 

Off-site camping 

or backpacking 

Wild Deserts 

Shocked by Nature Into the 

Wilderness 

Nature Detectives Caves High and Low Raindrops to Rivers 

Forest Speak Dragons Fly Animal Camp Living off the Land The Super Natural 

Who Lives in a 

Tree? 

The Very Hungry 

Caterpillar 

Bugs and Slugs Goodnight Moon, 

Hello Sun 

The Very Hungry 

Caterpillar 

Jr. Rangers at 

Cooper Mountain NP 

Grossology Summit to Surf Island Survival 

Mammal Mania Get Buggy With It Legends and Lore 

of Nature 

Insectopia Secrets of the 

Forest 

*Extended care options for pick up and drop off at Nature Park Interpretive Center are available. 

Summer Camp Deposits and Balances 

A deposit option is available for Nature Explorers 

Camp, Camp Green, and Eco Adventure Camp. A 

deposit, or full payment, is due for each participant, 

each week of camp, at the time of registration. The 

deposit is nonrefundable. All camp balances are due by 

5 pm on the Monday two weeks prior to the start of 

each camp week. Your space in camp will be forfeited 

if the balance is not paid by the two-week deadline. 

New Refund Policy 

Requests to drop or change a camp 

program must be made at least two weeks 

(14 days) prior to the start of camp. No 

credit will be applied to the participant’s 

Park District registration account with less 

than two weeks (14 days) notice. Camp 

deposits are nonrefundable and no credit 

will be applied to the participant’s Park 

District registration account. 

Wildlife Expedition 

Teen Summer Opportunity 

Leaders In Training Experience (LITE) is a 

teen program for high school students that 

develops leadership and communication 

skills through volunteering with summer 

camps. Nature camps have a variety 

of LITE openings where teens can help 

younger kids experience nature in an 

exciting and engaging way. For more 

information, go to www.thprd.org/about/ 

volunteer/lite.cfm. 




Camps meet at the Nature Park Interpretive Center, located at 15655 

SW Millikan Way. The Interpretive Center acts as the gateway to the 

222 acres of the Tualatin Hills Nature Park, where fi ve miles of trails and 

a mosaic of habitats provide almost endless opportunities for discovery. 

170TH 

TUALATIN 

Camp Wild Things 4-6 yrs 

Build your child’s sense of wonder about nature and invite them to 

explore wildlife and the world around them. Games, songs, new friends, 

crafts, and adventure make this a good camp for young children. Each 

week has a different theme. Please do not register for the same camp 

theme more than once at either location. Campers need to bring a snack 

and bottle of water daily. 

Froggy Fun 

From tadpoles and frogs to water bugs and cattails, investigate 

fi rsthand the wetlands of the Nature Park. We will discover the amazing 

transitions in the lifecycle of frogs. 

6/20-6/24 M-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $86 

NP17101A Tualatin Hills Nature Park 

6/20-6/24 M-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $86 

NP17101B Tualatin Hills Nature Park 

Mud Mysteries 

MERLO 



VALLEY 

JENKINS 

x 

Become a nature detective and discover clues in the ooey, gooey mud. 

Explore the mud in search of animal tracks and trails. 

6/27-7/1 M-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $86 


6/27-7/1 M-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $86 


Continued 

MILLIKAN 

HWY (8) 

153RD 

154TH 


MURRAY 

MAX Lightrail 

Camp Wild Things 4-6 yrs (continued) 

Go Fish 

Campers play fi shing games and learn fi sh tales. Discover the secrets to 

life lived underwater and make fi sh prints to reel in a great summer. No 

camp on Monday, July 4. 

7/5-7/8 T-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $69 


7/5-7/8 T-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $69 


Fairies and Gnomes 

Create fairy homes, hunt for fairies in the forest, and take part in 

imaginative play, all while exploring and experiencing summer at the 

Tualatin Hills Nature Park. 

7/11-7/15 M-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $86 


7/11-7/15 M-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $86 


Junior Rangers at Tualatin Hills Nature Park 

Be a Park Ranger for a week and earn your Junior Ranger badge. Follow 

animal trails and search for footprints, chew marks, and clues. Try your 

hand at wildlife identifi cation, ranger duties, and help protect nature. 

7/18-7/22 M-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $86 


7/18-7/22 M-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $86 


Dragons Fly 

Search the puddles and trails for dragonfl ies. Learn their amazing secrets 

to fl y and fi nd food. Build your own fl ying craft and enjoy songs and 

outdoor games that will keep you on the wing. 

7/25-7/29 M-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $86 


7/25-7/29 M-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $86 


Continued 

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Nuts to You 

Follow mischievous squirrels through the forest trails to fi nd their 

favorite nut trees. Scamper like a squirrel, play balance games, create 

crafts, and leave plenty of time for squirrel play. 

8/1-8/5 M-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $86 


8/1-8/5 M-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $86 


Forest Speak 

Join our Native American camp tribe as we build a totem, play in a 

teepee and wickiup lodge, and beat our drums. Learn legends from the 

early peoples of the Northwest and explore the forest as they did. 

8/8-8/12 M-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $86 


8/8-8/12 M-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $86 


Who Lives in a Tree? 

Explore animals’ homes up in the trees. Look for a snag and fi nd out 

who lives there. Play squirrel games and create a bird nest. Build log 

animal homes in the forest. 

8/15-8/19 M-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $86 


8/15-8/19 M-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $86 


Bugs and Slugs 

Enter the world of creepy crawlies and slimy slugs. Go on a bug and slug 

hunt and crawl around on your tummy through the forest! Take home 

your own slug creation. 

8/22-8/26 M-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $86 


8/22-8/26 M-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $86 


The Very Hungry Caterpillar 

A favorite book comes to life, as we become entomologists. 

Imaginations soar during bug games, crafts, and songs as well as 

discovering real live bugs! 

8/29-9/2 M-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $86 


8/29-9/2 M-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $86 


Mini Nature Camps 6-9 yrs 

Mini Nature Camps are half-day camps for young elementary age 

children fi lled with fun and adventure. Create crafts, play games, make 

new friends, and explore the trails and habitats of the park. Campers 

need to bring a snack, bottle of water, and small backpack each day. 

Underwater Discovery 

Wetlands are diverse habitats that provide food, water, and shelter to 

many wildlife species. Look deep into the ponds and creeks of the park 

to fi nd out what lives below the surface and build a mini aquarium to 

take home. 

6/20-6/24 M-F 9 am-noon 6-9 yrs $86 


6/20-6/24 M-F 1-4 pm 6-9 yrs $86 


Reptiles and Amphibians 

Let’s get our hands dirty. Turn over rocks and logs to uncover the 

reptiles and amphibians living in the park. Explore creeks, ponds, forests, 

and meadows in search of creatures and make a “pet” reptile to take 

home. 

6/27-7/1 M-F 9 am-noon 6-9 yrs $86 


6/27-7/1 M-F 1-4 pm 6-9 yrs $86 


Weird Science 

Weird stuff happens in nature. Explore the park in search of living 

stumps, slugs with holes, mushroom roots, and packaged spider meals. 

Then learn how to do amazing science tricks to awe your friends and 

family. No camp on Monday, July 4. 

7/5-7/8 T-F 9 am-noon 6-9 yrs $69 


7/5-7/8 T-F 1-4 pm 6-9 yrs $69 


Continued 



Mini Nature Camps 6-9 yrs (continued) 

Water World 

Become a water scientist. Learn about water in all its forms and do some 

fun experiments including making Oobleck and Gooyuck. Study how and 

why some plants and animals fl oat, while others sink to the bottom. It’s 

going to be a wet week! 

7/11-7/15 M-F 9 am-noon 6-9 yrs $86 


7/11-7/15 M-F 1-4 pm 6-9 yrs $86 


Super Birds 

Look! Up in the sky! Birds are more fascinating than Superman. Learn to 

identify birds by sight and sound. Explore all aspects of bird life including 

migration, nesting, and survival strategies. Build a nest and make a bird 

feeder to take home. 

7/18-7/22 M-F 9 am-noon 6-9 yrs $86 


7/18-7/22 M-F 1-4 pm 6-9 yrs $86 


Through the Looking Glass 

Take a look through microscopes and magnifying glasses to get a closeup 

view of some of nature’s smallest stuff. There is more in a forest 

than meets the eye; there is a whole miniature world waiting to be 

discovered. 

7/25-7/29 M-F 9 am-noon 6-9 yrs $86 


7/25-7/29 M-F 1-4 pm 6-9 yrs $86 


Life in the Tree Tops 

Learn about animals that live out of sight in the tree tops above us. 

Many plants and animals fi nd habitats in the trees and spend their entire 

life above ground. Explore the world of arboreal lichens, ferns, small 

mammals, birds, and amphibians. 

8/1-8/5 M-F 9 am-noon 6-9 yrs $86 


8/1-8/5 M-F 1-4 pm 6-9 yrs $86 


Continued 


Mini Nature Camps 6-9 yrs (continued) 

Animal Camp 

Animals come in all shapes and sizes. Spend the week learning about 

those that can be found living in the park and in your neighborhood. 

Each day learn about a new animal—everything from lizards to robins 

and coyotes. 

8/8-8/12 M-F 9 am-noon 6-9 yrs $86 


8/8-8/12 M-F 1-4 pm 6-9 yrs $86 


Grossology 

Explore the science of really gross things. Go in search of all things gross 

from fungus, bugs, worms, algae, slime, and scat. Dissect owl pellets, 

investigate scat, and examine slug and snail slime. 

8/15-8/19 M-F 9 am-noon 6-9 yrs $86 


8/15-8/19 M-F 1-4 pm 6-9 yrs $86 


Mammal Mania 

Discover the mammals of Oregon. Learn what makes them unique and 

how to identify them. Look at mammals big and small, examine their 

bones and pelts, and investigate their complex relationships with one 

another. 

8/22-8/26 M-F 9 am-noon 6-9 yrs $86 


8/22-8/26 M-F 1-4 pm 6-9 yrs $86 


Insectopia 

Explore the amazing world of insects and bugs. Look for bugs in the park 

that jump, swim, crawl, fl y, and build. Play bug games, do bug crafts, 

and read bug stories. 

8/29-9/2 M-F 9 am-noon 6-9 yrs $86 


8/29-9/2 M-F 1-4 pm 6-9 yrs $86 


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Nature Explorers Camp 7-11 yrs 

A great camp for making friends and having fun while discovering 

nature. Expand your knowledge of science, learn about plants and 

animals, hike two to fi ve miles daily, play games, and experience natural 

areas around our region. Three days will be spent at the Tualatin Hills 

Nature Park, with fi eld trips on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Swimming 

on Fridays rounds out the fun. Bring a sack lunch, drinking water, 

two snacks, and a backpack daily. Field trips subject to change. A 

$25 deposit option is available for this camp. See Camp Deposits and 

Balances box on page 24 for details. 

Times: Staff supervision is available so that campers can be dropped off 

as early as 7:45 am and picked up as late as 5:15 pm. Early drop-off 

and late pick-up options are available. Contact the Interpretive Center for 

details. 

Birds of a Feather 

Join our fl ock of bird lovers and look for everything from tiny 

hummingbirds to giant osprey, pelicans, and maybe even an eagle. Our 

search for birds will have us exploring the Nature Park, hiking along a 

swift mountain river, and canoeing on a Columbia River tributary. 

Field Trips: Oxbow Regional Park; Ridgefi eld National Wildlife Refuge 

6/20-6/24 M-F 8 am-5 pm 7-11 yrs $186 

NP17211 Tualatin Hills Nature Park 

Care of Magical Creatures 

Hagrid’s assistants will be with us as we discover how owls fl y silently, 

spiders spin webs, and what makes a newt poisonous if it doesn’t bite. 

We’ll even cook up some potions of our own. Harry, Ron, and Hermione 

will be sorry they’ll have to miss this week! 

Field Trips: Silver Falls State Park; Vancouver Lake Park 

6/27-7/1 M-F 8 am-5 pm 7-11 yrs $186 


Hot Rocks 

From mountaintops to caves below ground, rocks shape our world. We 

will explore the rock cycle, hike underground, build our own volcanoes, 

and eat our way through a couple of edible geology lessons. No camp 

Monday, July 4. 

Field Trip: Ape Caves 

7/5-7/8 T-F 8 am-5 pm 7-11 yrs $159 


Dirt Made My Lunch 

You eat food every day, but do you know where it comes from? It 

comes from dirt! Discover what happens on that journey from the ground 

to your stomach. Look for food in the forest, plant seeds, do some 

cooking, pick our own berries, and visit an animal farm. 

Field Trips: A farm near Champoeg; A farm on Sauvie Island 

7/11-7/15 M-F 8 am-5 pm 7-11 yrs $186 


Continued 

Nature Explorers Camp 7-11 yrs (continued) 

Tidepools and 

Waterfalls 

Explore some of Oregon’s 

extreme environments 

and discover how the 

plants and animals living 

there manage to survive 

in the ever-changing 

conditions of the 

tidepools, waterfalls, and 

wetlands they inhabit. 

Field Trips: Ecola State 

Park; Latourell Falls 

7/18-7/22 M-F 8 am-5 pm 7-11 yrs $186 


Shocked by Nature 

Energy is a part of everything around us. Whether it’s electricity or the 

energy that it takes for a hawk to hunt, we can’t get away from it. Learn 

about how energy is passed from one organism to another and how 

humans have learned to harness that energy. 

Field Trips: Bonneville Dam; Local solar lab 

7/25-7/29 M-F 8 am-5 pm 7-11 yrs $186 


Caves High and Low 

Discover the many ways caves are formed and the adaptations of the 

things living within them. What would it be like to live in total darkness? 

Find out what you would need to survive and thrive in a cave habitat. 

Field Trips: Ape Caves; Hug Point State Park 

8/1-8/5 M-F 8 am-5 pm 7-11 yrs $186 


Living off the Land 

The Native Americans that lived in the Northwest and the pioneers who 

came later depended on the land for their food, shelter, and clothing. 

Learn about the plants and animals they used and even try make some 

of the same things they did! 

Field Trips: Ridgefi eld National Wildlife Refuge; Champoeg State Park 

8/8-8/12 M-F 8 am-5 pm 7-11 yrs $186 


Summit to Surf 

The Earth has a limited amount of water that keeps going around and 

around in the water cycle. Follow a portion of the water cycle from 

the high slopes of Mount Hood through the creeks and wetlands of the 

Nature Park all the way to the ocean. 

Field Trips: Mirror Lake; Whalen Island Park 

8/15-8/19 M-F 8 am-5 pm 7-11 yrs $186 


Continued 



Nature Explorers Camp 7-11 yrs (continued) 

Get Buggy With It 

Bugs fl y, swim, and crawl! Use hand lenses, nets, and even binoculars 

to fi nd and study bugs of all kinds everywhere from trees, meadows, 

ponds, rivers, and the ground (and under it). How many kinds of bugs 

will you fi nd? 

Field Trips: Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge; Tillamook State 

Forest 

8/22-8/26 M-F 8 am-5 pm 7-11 yrs $186 


Secrets of the Forest 

Discover the secrets and hidden treasures of Oregon’s ancient forests as 

we hunt for trees that were here before Lewis and Clark arrived, hidden 

animal homes, and ferns that taste like licorice. 

Field Trips: Oxbow Regional Park; Oswald West State Park 

8/29-9/2 M-F 8 am-5 pm 7-11 yrs $186 


Camp Green 10-13 yrs 

Camp Green provides opportunities to delve into the scientifi c 

world in which we live. Through science-based activities and 

exploration of how our daily lives are intertwined with the 

environment, leave camp with a renewed connection to the natural 

world. These camps are offered at Cooper Mountain Nature 

Park, Greenway Park, and Kaiser Woods, and for the fi rst time 

we are offering extended hours at the Tualatin Hills Nature Park 

with early drop off between 7:45 and 8:30 am and late pick-up 

between 4:30 and 5:15 pm. This includes transportation to and 

from the camp location. This is a great option for families with 

other children in Nature Explorers Camp or that work or live near 

the Tualatin Hills Nature Park. Check out pages 31, 32, and 33 for 

details on the individual weeks of camp. 


Eco Adventure Camps 11-14 yrs 

These overnight trips are geared toward youth that have a desire to 

experience outdoor adventure while learning more about nature and 

the earth sciences. Campers will learn to set up and break down camp, 

cook meals, and live in the wilderness with what they can carry on their 

backs. In addition to environmental education, all trips also incorporate 

leadership and team-building into the week’s activities. Each trip consists 

of four days and three nights camping under the stars. A $50 deposit 

option is available for these camps. See Camp Deposits and Balances 

box on page 24 for details. 

Wild Deserts 

This adventure will take us into the high desert of Central Oregon for 

camping and wildlife investigation. Some of the wildlife species that live 

in the Willamette Valley also exist in this region but many species don’t. 

We will track elk herds, follow ground squirrels to their food caches, 

hunt rock mounds for lizards, and search the skies for birds of prey. All 

this is in addition to camping along the Deschutes River with new friends 

and enjoying the peak of wildfl ower season in this wonderful habitat. 

Trip leaves by 8:30 am on Tuesday, June 28 and the group will return 

after 4:30 pm on Friday, July 1. There is a mandatory pre-trip meeting 

at the Interpretive Center on Thursday, June 23, at 6 pm for participants 

and their guardians. 

6/28-7/1 T-F Overnight 11-14 yrs $280 


Into the Wilderness 

There’s no better way to learn about the forest then to immerse yourself 

in it and, on this backpacking trip, we will literally do just that. Explore 

the forest to discover and identify the resident species of plants and 

animals. Practice tracking and other observation skills to put together 

the story of this area of the Bull Run Wilderness. Were fi res, fl oods, 

or humans an infl uence on this forest and its makeup of plants and 

animals? Trip leaves by 8:30 am on Tuesday, July 26 and the group will 

return after 4:30 pm on Friday, July 29. There is a mandatory pre-trip 

meeting at the Interpretive Center on Thursday, July 21, at 6 pm for 

participants and their guardians. 



Island Survival 

Backpacking out onto the Tillamook Spit will put us in the ideal setting to 

learn basic survival skills while using our campsite as a base camp. Learn 

skills that Native Americans and early pioneers relied on to survive along 

the stormy Oregon Coast. Some skills to be explored this week include 

tool-making, fi re-building, and primitive structure-building. We will also 

cover some survival basics such as orienteering, essential fi rst aid skills, 

and wild food harvesting. Trip leaves by 8:30 am on Tuesday, August 

16 and the group will return after 4:30 pm on Friday, August 19. There 

is a mandatory pre-trip meeting at the Interpretive Center on Thursday, 

August 11, at 6 pm for participants and their guardians. 



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Camps meet at the Cooper Mountain Nature House located at 18892 

SW Kemmer Road. The Nature House and the Cooper Mountain Nature 

Park are a joint project between Metro and THPRD. This beautiful park 

has views of Tualatin Valley from many of its three miles of trails and a 

variety of habitats that are becoming rare in our region. 

GRABHORN 

GASSNER 

INGUS 

Camp Wild Things 4-6 yrs 

Build your child’s sense of wonder about nature and invite them to 

explore wildlife and the world around them. Games, songs, new friends, 

crafts, and adventure make this a good camp for young children. Each 

week has a different theme. Please do not register for the same camp 

theme more than once at either location. Campers need to bring a snack 

and bottle of water daily. 

Fairies and Gnomes 

Create fairy homes, hunt for fairies in the forest, and take part in 

imaginative play, all while exploring and experiencing summer at the 

Cooper Mountain Nature Park. 

6/20-6/24 M-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $86 

CM17101 Cooper Mountain Nature Park 

Wildlife Water Safari 

Join the camp safari and search for animals in the puddles and wetlands. 

Become a safari explorer and create your own fi eld notebook. 

6/27-7/1 M-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $86 


Eagle Eye 

Find out what it’s like to see the world from an eagle’s point of view. 

We’ll use our sense of sight to fi nd eagle’s friends and build an eagle 

nest. No camp on Monday, July 4. 

7/5-7/8 T-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $69 


190TH 

x 

Cooper 

Mountain 


KEMMER 

175TH 

Continued 


Forest Speak 

Join our Native American camp tribe as we build a totem, play in a 

teepee and wickiup lodge, and beat our drums. Learn legends from the 

early peoples of the Northwest and explore the forest as they did. 

7/11-7/15 M-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $86 


Who Lives in a Tree? 

Explore animal’s homes up in the trees. Look for a snag and fi nd out 

who lives there. Play squirrel games and create a bird nest. Build log 

animal homes in the forest. 

7/18-7/22 M-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $86 


Wild About Art 

Discover your inner wildlife artist. Create worm art, glue a seed mosaic, 

and build large outdoor creative works as we learn about and become 

wildlife artists. 

7/25-7/29 M-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $86 


Leaping Safari 

Become an explorer of the great outdoors. Discover frog and 

grasshopper habitats and make an insect jar and a grasshopper craft to 

take home. 

8/1-8/5 M-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $86 


Dragons Fly 

Search the puddles and trails for dragonfl ies. Learn their amazing secrets 

to fl y and fi nd food. Build your own fl ying craft and enjoy songs and 

outdoor games that will keep you on the wing. 

8/8-8/12 M-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $86 


The Very Hungry Caterpillar 

A favorite book comes to life, as we become entomologists. 

Imaginations soar during bug games, crafts, and songs as well as 

discovering real live bugs! 

8/15-8/19 M-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $86 


Goodnight Moon, Hello Sun 

When the moon goes to bed the sun comes up! We will explore cycles 

of a day and use the sun to power our camp fun with art, cooking, and 

games all while keeping cool. 

8/22-8/26 M-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $86 


Continued 




Junior Rangers at Cooper Mountain Nature Park 

Be a Park Ranger for a week and earn your Junior Ranger badge. Follow 

animal trails and search for footprints, chew marks, and clues. Try your 

hand at wildlife identifi cation, ranger duties, and help protect nature. 

8/29-9/2 M-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $86 


Mini Nature Camps 6-9 yrs 

Mini Nature Camps are half-day camps for young elementary age 

children fi lled with fun and adventure. Create crafts, play games, make 

new friends, and explore the trails and habitats of the park. Campers 

need to bring a snack, bottle of water, and small backpack each day. 

Stories in the Forest 

Forests and their inhabitants have inspired folklore around the world. 

Learn about Oregon’s best forest legends at this week’s camp. Explore 

the woods inside and out to fi nd inspiration for creating a book of unique 

nature stories of our own that we can share with the community. 

7/18-7/22 M-F 1-4 pm 6-9 yrs $86 


Living Dinosaurs of Cooper Mountain 

Search for the closest living relatives of dinosaurs at Cooper Mountain 

Nature Park. Start your search under rocks and in hidden crevices then 

look to the sky. Learn about how living wildlife species and dinosaurs 

are related and what fossils have taught us about their shared history. 

Make your own fossil cast to take home. 

7/25-7/29 M-F 1-4 pm 6-9 yrs $86 


Nature Detectives 

Pull out your magnifying glass and put on your Sherlock Holmes hat, 

because we are off to explore Cooper Mountain Nature Park to fi nd clues 

to our nature mystery. Turn over logs and rocks, look for tracks, and 

examine the evidence left behind by animals and plants. By the end of 

the week it will be “Elementary, my dear Watson!” 

8/1-8/5 M-F 1-4 pm 6-9 yrs $86 




Camp Green provides opportunities to delve into the scientifi c world in 

which we live. Through science-based activities and exploration of how 

our daily lives are intertwined with the environment, leave camp with a 

renewed connection to the natural world. Field trips subject to change. 

A $25 deposit option is available for this camp. See Camp Deposits and 


Extended Hours: We are offering early drop-off at the Tualatin Hills 

Nature Park Interpretive Center (between 7:45-8:30 am) and late pick-up 

(between 4:30-5:15 pm) for Camp Green participants. Transportation to 

camp location is included in price. 

Ready to Rock 

Explore the world beneath our feet as we dig up the facts about 

Oregon’s geology. Hunt for rocks and minerals, create topographic 

models, and study erosion as we search for evidence to create and test 

our theories on how Cooper Mountain came to be a mountain. The week 

will include time with a local geologist and a couple of rockin’ fi eld trips. 

Field Trips: Columbia River Gorge; Local rock climbing gym 

7/11-7/15 M-F 9 am-4 pm 10-13 yrs $166 

NP17254 Cooper Mountain Nature Park 

Extended Hours 

7/11-7/15 M-F 7:45-5:15 pm 10-13 yrs $30 

NP17254X Tualatin Hills Nature Park 

The Super Natural 

Examine mystical plants, animals, and minerals as we explore some of 

Northwest Oregon’s most enchanted natural wonders. Study herbology 

and discover how to use the magical properties of plants, while learning 

to identify native and common species. Uncover the secrets of our 

amazing native wildlife and dip your toes in a cold creek as we examine 

the magical, mineral morphology of water. Finish this week of camp with 

a new awareness of the lush forests, wonderful waterways, and peculiar 

animals that make Oregon unique. 

Field Trips: Silver Falls State Park; Latourell Falls 

8/8-8/12 M-F 9 am-4 pm 10-13 yrs $166 

NP17258 Cooper Mountain Nature Park 


8/8-8/12 M-F 7:45-5:15 pm 10-13 yrs $30 


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Greenway Park 

Camps will meet at the Greenway Park outdoor shelter near the outdoor 

basketball courts, on the corner of Greenway Blvd. and Parkview Loop. 

Greenway Park is a regional park that connects many neighborhoods in 

the southwest corner of Beaverton. From year-round wetlands to small 

pockets of forest, this park provides habitats for a variety of urban 

wildlife species. 

BROCKMAN 

125TH 

x 

DOWNING 

GREENWAY 

CONESTOGA 

HALL 

Greenway 


PARKVIEW 

BURNETT 

WILKENS 

SCHOLLS FERRY 












Marine Biology 

From year-round residents of coastal waters to migrating blue whales, 

investigate the creatures that call the ocean their home. After learning 

about the life cycles of some of these animals while at our Greenway 

Park base camp, we will head to the coast on two fi eld trips to study the 

diversity of tidepools and estuaries, do some whale watching, and learn 

about careers in the marine sciences. 

Field Trips: Ecola State Park; Newport Bay 

6/20-6/24 M-F 9 am-4 pm 10-13 yrs $166 

NP17251 Greenway Park 


6/20-6/24 M-F 7:45-5:15 pm 10-13 yrs $30 


GEMINI 

NIMBUS 

HWY 217 

WES Lightrail 

Continued 

Camp Green 10-13 yrs (continued) 

Nature’s Zombies and Vampires 

Zombies and vampires aren’t just found in books and on the big screen. 

There are decomposing life forms and life-sucking parasites all over in 

nature. We will spend our time looking for these organisms below the 

ground, up in the trees, and in the water. Our exploration around the 

park and on fi eld trips will help us fi nd where the creepiest life forms can 

be found. 

Field Trips: Ape Caves; Tillamook State Forest 

7/18-7/22 M-F 9 am-4 pm 10-13 yrs $166 



7/18-7/22 M-F 7:45-5:15 pm 10-13 yrs $30 


Legends and Lore of Nature 

Stories have existed as a part of oral histories in civilizations around the 

world and can provide explanations for the unknown in nature. Uncover 

the history of some of the strange legends and local lore and see how 

science eventually proved other explanations for these natural mysteries. 

After exploring the local area and other mysterious sites in Northwest 

Oregon, come up with your own legend to share with your friends and 

families that can be passed on for generations. 

Field Trips: Ridgefi eld National Wildlife Refuge; Ecola State Park 

8/22-8/26 M-F 9 am-4 pm 10-13 yrs $166 



8/22-8/26 M-F 7:45-5:15 pm 10-13 yrs $30 




Kaiser Woods Park 

Camps will meet at the Kaiser Woods Park trail crossing on NW Snowlily 

Drive, two blocks east of NW Kaiser Road. Kaiser Woods Park connects 

to the eastern end of the Rock Creek Regional Trail and is an oasis 

between urban neighborhoods and the rural West Hills of Portland. The 

forested area of the park is full of shady spots for wildlife and people to 

beat the heat of summer, while the open areas provide fi elds and ponds 

for exploring. 

169TH 

CANTON 

CIDER 

162ND 

KAISER 

BETHANY 

SPRINGVILLE 

NIGHTSHADE 

x FAWNLILY 

WENDY 

Kaiser 

Woods 



SKYCREST 


SNOWLILY 

140TH 

134TH 

132ND 

BERTANI 











Giants of the Forest 

Explore the world of giants by studying the life cycle of trees, forest 

habitats and their inhabitants, the effects of weather and other 

disturbances, and the products that forests provide. The week will 

include treks through Kaiser Woods and other local parks, use of 

investigative equipment, and a fi eld trip to explore old growth forests 

and their ecosystems. By the end of the week we will try to have 

identifi ed the largest tree in Beaverton. No camp Monday, July 4. 

Field Trips: Salmon River Trail; Local parks 

7/5-7/8 T-F 9 am-4 pm 10-13 yrs $133 

NP17253 Kaiser Woods Park 


7/5-7/8 T-F 7:45-5:15 pm 10-13 yrs $24 


Continued 

Camp Green 10-13 yrs (continued) 

Raindrops to Rivers 

Explore the journey of water through our local watershed and study 

the water cycle; the ecology of the watersheds (including plants and 

animals); and methods of capturing, storing, and releasing water for 

human use. Investigate our watershed up close while on fi eld trips 

following water’s path from the mountains to the rivers, including a 

paddling trip on the Willamette River. 

Field Trips: Willamette River; Tualatin River 

8/1-8/5 M-F 9 am-4 pm 10-13 yrs $166 



8/1-8/5 M-F 7:45-5:15 pm 10-13 yrs $30 


Wildlife Expedition 

From waterfowl habitat preservation and fi sheries management to the 

creation of migration corridors, wildlife biologists develop various ways 

for native animals and humans to live together in Oregon. Explore careers 

in wildlife management, identify wildlife, and hone your observation skills 

while trekking through Kaiser Woods and surrounding parks, on trips to 

local wildlife refuges, and during visits with wildlife rehabilitators. 

Field Trips: EE Wilson Wildlife Area; Portland Audubon 

8/29-9/2 M-F 9 am-4 pm 10-13 yrs $166 



8/29-9/2 M-F 7:45-5:15 pm 10-13 yrs $30 


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Tualatin Hills Athletic Center 503/629-6330 

Arts of the World Camp 

Explore different cultures of the world through art. Each day we 

will explore a different region of the world and make several art 

projects based on countries in that region. Join us for fun with visual 

presentations and lots of exciting art projects. 

8/1-8/5 M-F 1-2:30 pm 5-8 yrs $63 

AC14201 Rm 101 

8/1-8/5 M-F 3-4:30 pm 9-13 yrs $63 

AC14202 Rm 101 

Badminton Camp 

Badminton is easy to learn and fun to play in a camp atmosphere! This 

camp is designed for you to understand badminton and begin to enjoy it. 

Skills you will learn include: grip, footwork, serve, net play, shots, and 

more. You will enjoy the game more when you know how and when to 

use these skills. 

6/20-6/24 M-F 2-5 pm 5-12 yrs $84 

AC17201 Ct 6 

7/11-7/15 M-F 2-5 pm 5-12 yrs $84 

AC17202 Ct 6 


Campers will develop football skills focusing on passing, receiving, 

kicking, skilled positions and offensive and defensive strategies. Campers 

will enjoy short scrimmage games and other fun games and activities. 

Along with football skills, your child will learn teamwork, self-confi dence 

and sportsmanship. Class will be non-contact. Campers will swim twice 

during the week at the Aquatic Center. 

7/5-7/8 T-F 9 am-3 pm 7-14 yrs $115 

AC17203 Ct 5 

Lacrosse Camp 

The lacrosse camp is to develop basic to intermediate lacrosse skills 

through basic drills, games and scrimmages. Focus will be on ground 

balls, stick skills, passing, and shooting. Along with lacrosse skills your 

child will learn teamwork, self-confi dence and sportsmanship. Camp will 

be non-contact (no pads required). Campers are encouraged to bring 

their own stick. Campers will swim twice during the week at the Aquatic 

Center. 

7/18-7/22 M-F 9 am-3 pm 7-14 yrs $137 

AC17204 Soccer Field 

Tiger Basketball Camp 

This camp is a great place for any young player who is looking to learn 

and improve basketball skills, make new friends, enjoy other activities 

and have fun! Campers will develop all basketball skills-shooting, 

passing, dribbling, rebounding and defense. Camp will give the kind of 

focused, intensive training that is essential to improvement. Your child 

will learn teamwork, cooperation and build up confi dence. Campers will 

swim twice during the week at the Aquatic Center. 

6/27-7/1 M-F 9 am-3 pm 7-14 yrs $137 

AC17205 Ct 4 

7/11-7/15 M-F 9 am-3 pm 7-14 yrs $137 

AC17206 Ct 4 

7/25-7/29 M-F 9 am-3 pm 7-14 yrs $137 

AC17207 Ct 4 

8/1-8/5 M-F 9 am-3 pm 7-14 yrs $137 

AC17208 Ct 4 

Tiger Soccer Camp 

Campers will develop soccer fundamentals skills and proper soccer 

techniques through activities and short scrimmage games as well 

as enjoying other fun games and activities in this camp. This camp 

emphasizes teamwork, fair play, fun, cooperation and building 

confi dence. Campers will swim twice during the week at the Aquatic 

Center. 

6/27-7/1 M-F 9am-3 pm 7-14 yrs $137 


7/11-7/15 M-F 9 am-3 pm 7-14 yrs $137 


7/25-7/29 M-F 9 am-3 pm 7-14 yrs $137 


8/1-8/5 M-F 9 am-3 pm 7-14 yrs $137 


Sports Madness Camp 

Sports Madness Camp serves as an introduction to sports for children 

wanting to learn a variety of sports. The camp environment and 

curriculum is based on true sports instruction and fun in hopes of 

planting the seeds for a lifetime of sports passion, appreciation and 

above all participation. Campers will swim twice during the week. 

6/20-6/24 M-F 9 am-3 pm 5-14 yrs $137 

AC17213 Ct 4 

7/5-7/8 T-F 9 am-3 pm 5-14 yrs $115 

AC17214 Ct 4 

7/18-7/22 M-F 9 am-3 pm 5-14 yrs $137 

AC17215 Ct 4 

8/8-8/12 M-F 9 am-3 pm 5-14 yrs $137 

AC17216 Ct 4 

8/15-8/19 M-F 9 am-3 pm 5-14 yrs $137 

AC17217 Ct 4 




Volleyball Camp is an exciting and fun time for young athletes to 

compete and train in the sport they love. Skill mastery, enthusiasm, 

intensity and life skills training make this camp a perfect fi t for those 

who love the sport of volleyball. Knee pads not provided with camp. 

6/27-7/1 M-F 2-5 pm 13-17 yrs $85 

AC17218 Ct 6 

7/18-7/22 M-F 2-5 pm 9-13 yrs $85 

AC17219 Ct 6 

AC Before Camp Fun 

Do you have to be at work before your child’s camp begins? You can 

sign your camper up for this before care program. Athletic Center and 

Aquatic Center Camp participants welcome. Fun activities are planned 

each day. Drop-ins welcome, $5; no pre-registration necessary. 

6/20-6/24 M-F 7-9 am 5-14 yrs $23 

AC17221 Rm 101 

6/27-7/1 M-F 7-9 am 5-14 yrs $23 

AC17222 Rm 101 

7/5-7/8 T-F 7-9 am 5-14 yrs $19 

AC17223 Rm 101 

7/11-7/15 M-F 7-9 am 5-14 yrs $23 

AC17224 Rm 101 

7/18-7/22 M-F 7-9 am 5-14 yrs $23 

AC17225 Rm 101 

7/25-7/29 M-F 7-9 am 5-14 yrs $23 

AC17226 Rm 101 

8/1-8/5 M-F 7-9 am 5-14 yrs $23 

AC17227 Rm 101 

8/8-8/12 M-F 7-9 am 5-14 yrs $23 

AC17228 Rm 101 

8/15-8/19 M-F 7-9 am 5-14 yrs $23 

AC17229 Rm 101 

AC After Camp Fun 

You don’t have to get off work early to pick up your child from camp! 

Sign your camper up for this after care program. Athletic Center and 

Aquatic Center Camp participants welcome. Fun activities are planned 

each day. Drop-ins welcome $5; no pre-registration necessary. Please 

check in at the Athletic Center front desk in the morning. 

6/20-6/24 M-F 3-5:30 pm 5-14 yrs $29 

AC17230 Rm 101 

6/27-7/1 M-F 3-5:30 pm 5-14 yrs $29 

AC17231 Rm 101 

7/5-7/8 T-F 3-5:30 pm 5-14 yrs $23 

AC17232 Rm 101 

Continued 


AC After Camp Fun (continued) 

7/11-7/15 M-F 3-5:30 pm 5-14 yrs $29 

AC17233 Rm 101 

7/18-7/22 M-F 3-5:30 pm 5-14 yrs $29 

AC17234 Ct 5 

7/25-7/29 M-F 3-5:30 pm 5-14 yrs $29 

AC17235 Rm 101 

8/1-8/5 M-F 3-5:30 pm 5-14 yrs $29 

AC17236 Rm 101 

8/8-8/12 M-F 3-5:30 pm 5-14 yrs $29 

AC17237 Rm 101 

8/15-8/19 M-F 3-5:30 pm 5-14 yrs $29 

AC17238 Ct 5 

Camps by Indoor Goals 

Held at the Tualatin Hills Outdoor Rink on SW 158th in Beaverton and at 

Indoor Goals located at 16340 NW Bethany Ct., Beaverton. Please call 

Indoor Goals at 503/629-9500 to register. 

Floor Hockey Camp 

Dribble, pass, shoot and score! Learn everybody’s favorite sport. Learn 

stick and ball handling, passing, shooting, drills, game format, positional 

play, rules and more. Classes will be taught by Indoor Goals’ Hockey 

Travel Team Coaches. 

Please call Indoor Goals at 503/629-9500 to register. 

6/20-6/24 M-F 9-11 am $100 

Inline Skating Camp 

Learn fast. Be safe. Have fun learning to skate with Indoor Goals skating 

school. Safe, effective instruction in stance, balance, skating stride, 

how to stop, how to turn, how to avoid falling down, how to control 

momentum, and how to skate backwards. As the week progresses, learn 

cross over turns, and forward to backward transition. By the end of the 

week you’ll be skating like a pro! Equipment is available to rent for $10. 

Please reserve equipment early! Required equipment for inline skating 

camps: Inline skates, helmet (bike helmet OK), Knee pads, elbow pads 

strongly recommended. 

Session 1: 6/20-6/24 M-F 1-3 pm $100 

Session 2: 6/27-7/1 M-F 1-3 pm $100 

Skating/Soccer Combo Camp 

Inline Skating at the outdoor rink on Monday and Tuesday, and Indoor 

Soccer at Indoor Goals on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. 

Required equipment for inline skating camps: Inline skates, helmet (bike 

helmet OK). Knee pads and elbow pads strongly recommended. 

7/25-7/29 M-F 1-3 pm $100 

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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a fi lmmaker? Use 

HD cameras, write scripts, create a stop motion animation, edit with 

Final Cut PRO – all of this using the latest technology. Spend your week 

totally immersed in a creative summer program at THPRD in partnership 

with Portland Community Media. 

Field Production – Documentary 


program in basic documentary production. Participants will learn camera, 

sound, select topics, conduct research, script writing, storyboard and 

interview techniques to shoot and edit a documentary. Students will 

work in groups producing their own documentaries in a real-life setting 

using the latest JVC HD cameras. No previous fi lmmaking experience 

required – but a passion for storytelling is a must! Premier showing of 

all fi lms produced in the camps will be shown the evening of August 26 

at a red carpet event for families and friends. Location and time to be 

announced. This camp is held at the Athletic Center. 

7/11-7/15 M-F 1:30-4:30 pm 13-17 yrs $175 

AC17301 Rm 101 


Participants will learn to weave together images, fi rst person narration 

and music to tell personal stories using Final Cut PRO software. The 

instructor will guide students to write well-structured narrations and 

make creative use of visuals and audio for dramatic effect. The class 

is great for those who want to share memoirs, community stories or 

organizational profi les from their point of view. Students are encouraged 

to begin organizing photos for the project in advance of the fi rst class. 

Premier showing of all fi lms produced in the camps will be shown the 

evening of August 26 at a red carpet event for families and friends. 

Location and time to be announced. This camp is held at Conestoga. 

7/18-7/22 M-F 1-4 pm 13-17 yrs $175 

CO17505 

Stop Motion – Animation 

Travel through the world of Stop Motion Animation. Participants will 

explore various aspects of animation. With the use of cameras, Final 

Cut PRO software participants will use their imaginations and creativity 

to bring a short story to life. No previous experience required. Premier 

showing of all fi lms produced in the camps will be shown the evening of 

August 26 at a red carpet event for families and friends. Location and 

time to be announced. This camp is held at the Athletic Center. 

7/25-7/29 M-F 1:30-4:30 pm 13-17 yrs $175 

AC17302 Rm 101 

Media Camps for Teens (continued) 

Field Production – Narrative Movie 


program in basic narrative fi lm production. Participants will work in 

groups and individually learning script writing, storyboard, character 

development, acting, camera, sound, pick your genre and shoot your 

fi ction movie. No previous fi lmmaking experience required. Premier 



time to be announced. This camp is held at Conestoga. 

8/1-8/5 M-F 1-4 pm 13-17 yrs $175 

CO17507 


Would you like to be on the telly? This is your opportunity. ..3..2..1 

Action! Learn how to direct, produce and shoot a TV show at Portland 

Community Media studio using HD equipment, including switcher, 

teleprompter and character generator. Have fun while learning to 

operate TV cameras and audio equipment in this weeklong workshop. 

Manage the studio fl oor and/or serve as host. Pick a topic and produce 

a program that will be broadcast online and on channel POP29 Comcast. 

No previous experience required. Bus transportation to and from the 

Portland Youth Media Center. Premier showing of all fi lms produced in 

the camps will be shown the evening of August 26 at a red carpet event 

for families and friends. Location and time to be announced. This camp 

will meet at the Athletic Center. 

8/8-8/12 M-F 9 am-2 pm 13-17 yrs $200 

AC17303 Rm 101 


In this workshop participants will explore concepts of editing while 

developing a basic understanding of Apple’s Final Cut Pro editing 

software. Students will learn the basics of capturing video/audio, project 

management, trimming sequences, video generating, creating titles. 

Workshop participants work on individual MacBook Pro laptops. Premier 



time to be announced. This camp is held at Conestoga. 

8/15-8/19 M-F 1-4 pm 13-17 yrs $175 

CO17509 


Tualatin Hills Aquatic Center 

503/629-6310 

Aqua Camp (Ages 7-12 yrs) 

Come join us for a day fi lled with exciting outdoor games and a splashing 

good time in the pool. Bring a sack lunch, swim suit and towel each day. 

Comfortable clothes and tennis shoes (no “slip-ons”, no open toe) for 

playing outside are a must. 

Half hour swim lesson is included each day. Sign up for as many 

sessions as you like. 

Drop off starts at 8:30 am. Swim lesson starts promptly at 9 am. 

6/27-6/30 

AQ14200 

M-Th 8:45 am-4:30 pm $133 

7/11-7/14 

AQ14201 

M-Th 8:45 am-4:30 pm $133 

7/18-7/21 

AQ14202 

M-Th 8:45 am-4:30 pm $133 

7/25-7/28 

AQ14203 

M-Th 8:45 am-4:30 pm $133 

8/8-8/11 

AQ14204 

M-Th 8:45 am-4:30 pm $133 

8/15-8/18 

AQ14205 

M-Th 8:45 am-4:30 pm $133 

8/22-8/25 

AQ14206 

M-Th 8:45 am-4:30 pm $133 

8/29-9/1 

AQ14207 

M-Th 8:45 am-4:30 pm $133 

Do you have to be at work before your child’s 

camp begins? Do you have to get off work early 

to pick your child up from camp? 

You can sign up your camper for before and/or after care at the 

Athletic Center. Aquatic Center Camp participants welcome. Fun 

activities are planned each day. Drop-ins welcome, $5; no preregistration 

necessary. Please check in at the Athletic Center front 

desk in the morning to pay for afternoon drop-in. See details page 

35. 


Sunset Day Camp (Ages 7-12 yrs) 

Is this your first time registering at THPRD? 

Sunset Swim Center 

503/629-6315 

It’s the end of summer, a week before the start of school. Get your last 

chance for some fun at Sunset Swim Center for Sunset Day Camp! 

Bring a sack lunch, swimsuit and towel, comfortable clothes and closed 

toed shoes, but don’t forget to bring a BIG smile! 

Pool time, crafts, and outdoor activities daily! 

8/29 

SS15100 

M 8 am-5:30 pm $44 

8/30 

SS15101 

T 8 am-5:30 pm $44 

8/31 

SS15102 

W 8 am-5:30 pm $44 

9/1 

SS15103 

Th 8 am-5:30 pm $44 

9/2 

SS15104 

F 8 am-5:30 pm $44 

To take a class, you will fi rst need to obtain a THPRD Residency Card. Complete the registration form and bring it 

to any THPRD facility along with proofs of residency (Oregon driver’s license and one other document that proves 

residency). Once you receive your card, you can register by phone, online, mail, fax or in person. You can begin 

registering on April 16. 

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Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District Aquatics 

Main Aquatics Offi ce: 

Howard M. Terpenning 

Recreation Complex 


Beaverton, OR 97006-5941 

503/645-6433 Fax: 503/629-6301 

Personnel 

Sharon Hoffmeister, Superintendent of 

Aquatic Program Services 

THPRD Swim Policies 

Copies of our swim policies are available at 

the front desk of each swim center. We are 

not responsible for lost or stolen articles. 

Please leave valuables at home. Group 

registration information may also be obtained 

by contacting any swim center. 

Holidays / Rentals / Lessons 

Please refer to individual pool schedules. 

Delays and Closures 

There will be occasions when swim centers 

are closed or schedules delayed due to 

special events. THPRD makes every effort 

to announce such changes in advance. 

Please check pool schedules for up-to-date 

information on the Web at www.thprd.org. 

Dressing Rooms 

Children ages 6 and older must use the 

dressing room of their own gender. Aloha, 

Beaverton, Conestoga, Harman and Tualatin 

Hills Aquatic Center are equipped with 

family changing rooms available for families 

and/or individuals with disabilities requiring 

assistance or special accommodations. All 

other individuals must use gender-specifi c 

dressing rooms. 

Aquatics Advisory Committee 

Ginny Baynes, Kristina Britton, 

Gene Darrah, Janel Hill, Kathy Johnson, 

Julia Kegg, SheiIa McCarroll, 

Jon Schieltz and Lorene Sjoblom 

The Aquatics Advisory Committee is 

composed of community members who 

receive public input in regard to Aquatics 

and make recommendations on behalf of the 

residents of the district. 

Drop-in Swimming at THPRD 

Open Swim: Unstructured recreational swim for 

all ages. Children under 10 years of age, must 

be visually supervised by a parent, guardian or 

caregiver at least 15 years of age. Children under 

7 years of age must be accompanied in the water 

by a parent, guardian or caregiver at least 15 

years of age. (for more details, please refer to 

our District Safety Rules on page 10). Swim test 

required for children swimming in water over 

their head. 

Family Swim: Unstructured recreational swim for all ages. Children under 18 

years must be accompanied in the water by a parent. Swim test required for 

children swimming in water over their head. 

Lap Swim: A fi tness swim for those who can safely swim continuous laps while 

following all rules of etiquette for lap swim, including circle swimming. Lap 

Swim is for adults unless noted on the schedule as an All-Age Lap Swim. 

Tualatin Hills Thunderbolts 

Swim Club 

Offi ce: 503/629-5568 

www.thunderboltswimming.org 

Tualatin Hills Dive Club 

Joe Lyons: 503/645-2863 

www.tualatinhillsdiveclub.com 

Tualatin Hills Synchro Club 

John Ortiz 

www.thillssynchroclub.org 

503/533-0831 

General Admission 

In-district and THPRD cardholder: 

Adults: $3.50 

Seniors and Youths 17 and under: $2.50 

Households: $10 

A THPRD frequent user pass or gift card may also be used. See page 6 for information. 

We offer private and semi-private 

lessons at our swim centers, 

based on instructor availability. 

Private Swim Lessons 

Private Lessons: 

$20 per ½ hr ID 

Competitive Programs 

Out-of-district or non-THPRD 

cardholder: 

Adults and Seniors $10.50 

Youths 17 and under $7.50 

Semi-Private Lessons: 

$16 per ½ hr ID 

Tualatin Hills Water Polo Club 

Chris Ackerman 

503/645-8626 or 

www.thillswaterpolo.org 

Tualatin Hills Barracuda Masters 

Swim Club (adults only) 

Elizabeth Harrison: 

503/550-2258 

membership@barracudas.org 

www.barracudas.org 


Preschool Swimming 

Ages 3-6 years and have not started the fi rst grade. Must be 

toilet-trained - no diapers. 

No goggles are permitted in levels A&B 

A Level A is an initial adjustment to the water environment. 

Swimmers will experience bubble blowing, fully submerging 

their head, and exploring the water while on their front and 

back. Upon successful completion, swimmers will be able to 

glide on front with assistance for two body lengths, roll to 

back with assistance and fl oat with support for fi ve seconds. 

B Level B is a basic swimming class where swimmers will 

gain confi dence fl oating and moving independently for short 

distances while on their front and back Upon successful 

completion, the swimmer will be able to enter the water 

unassisted, steamboat two body lengths and wing and kick 

on their back two body lengths. 

C Level C will build confi dence for the swimmer to perform 

longer distances of steamboats and winging and kicking. The 

crawl stroke, backstroke, side breathing will be introduced. 

Upon successful completion, the swimmer will be able to 

jump in and swim fi ve armstrokes. The swimmer will also be 

able to push off and steamboat three body lengths, roll to 

back and wing and kick on back for three body lengths. 

D Level D will focus on developing crawl stroke, an introduction 

to elementary backstroke and treading water. Swimmers will 

also practice performing skills for longer distances. Upon 

successful completion, swimmer will be able to jump in and 

swim crawl stroke (fi ve breaths) change position and wing 

and kick on back to the wall. Swimmer will also be able jump 

in and swim on back (wing and kick) for 25 yds. 

Preschool age participants who successfully complete Level 

D may proceed in registering for School Age Swimming Level 

3 to continue their swimming progressions. 

Please note: Safety skills are an integral part of the Learn To Swim 

program. Appropriate safety skills will be introduced at each level. 

School-age Swimming 

Ages 6-12 and have started the fi rst grade. 

No goggles are permitted in levels 1 & 2 

1 Level 1 is an initial adjustment to the water environment. 

Swimmers will experience bubble blowing, fully submerging 

their head, and exploring the water while on their front and 

back. Upon successful completion, swimmers will be able to 

enter the water unassisted as well as fl oat and glide on their 

front and back unassisted. They will also steamboat for two 

body lengths, roll to back and fl oat on back for ten seconds. 

2 Level 2 is a basic swimming class where swimmers will gain 

confi dence fl oating and moving short distances while on their 

front and back independently. The crawl stroke, backstroke, 

side breathing will be introduced. Upon successful 

completion, the swimmer will be able to enter the water 

unassisted, steamboat fi ve body lengths, roll to back and 

wing and kick on back fi ve body lengths. Swimmers will also 

be able to jump in and swim fi ve armstrokes. 

THPRD Learn to Swim Program 

2½ Level 2½ will focus on 

developing crawl stroke, an 

introduction to elementary 

backstroke and treading 

water and combined back. 

Treading water will be 

introduced. Upon successful 

completion, swimmer will 

be able to jump in and swim 

crawl stroke (fi ve breaths) 

change position and wing 

and kick on back to the wall. Swimmer will also be able to 

jump in and swim on back (wing and kick) for 25 yds. 

3 Level 3 will focus on developing crawl stroke and introduced 

to elementary backstroke. Swimmers will also practice 

performing skills for longer distances. Upon successful 

completion, swimmer will be able to jump in and swim 

crawl stroke for 15 yards, roll to back and swim elementary 

backstroke the remainder of the 25 yards. 

3½ Level 3½ introduces breaststroke, butterfl y, and basic diving. 

The focus will be increased profi ciency and endurance of 

crawl stroke, elementary backstroke and backstroke. Upon 

successful completion swimmers will be able to jump in and 

swim crawl stroke 25 yards, tread water 30 seconds and 

swim elementary backstroke for 25 yards. 

4 Level 4 focuses on developing breaststroke and butterfl y as 

well as increased profi ciency and endurance of crawl stroke, 

elementary backstroke and backstroke. Upon successful 

completion the swimmer will be able to jump in and swim 

crawl stroke for 25 yards and breaststroke for 25 yards with 

open turns. Swimmers will also swim 25 yards backstroke 

and 25 yards elementary backstroke and tread water for 1 

minute. 

5 Level 5 will introduce sidestroke and fl ip turns. The focus 

will be increased profi ciency and endurance of all strokes 

previously introduced. Upon successful completion, swimmer 

will be able to dive in, swim 100 yards in (25 yards each of 

butterfl y, backstroke, breaststroke and crawl stroke). 

Advanced Swimming 

Advanced swimmers will work on the following competitive 

strokes to ensure effi ciency: freestyle (crawl stroke), back 

crawl, breaststroke, and butterfl y. The intent of this level is 

to refi ne strokes so swimmers swim them with ease. 

Fitness Swimmer 

The fi tness swimmer will use a pace clock, pull buoys, fi ns, 

hand paddles, and training principles. The intent of this level 

is to refi ne strokes so swimmers swim them with ease. Upon 

successful completion, you will swim 500 yards continuously 

using the following order: front crawl, 100 yards; back crawl, 

100 yards; breaststroke, 50 yards; elementary backstroke, 

50 yards; sidestroke 50 yards; butterfl y 50 yards; and choice 

of stroke, 100 yards. You will also perform the Cooper 

12-minute swim test and compare results with the preassessment 

results. 

Please note: Safety skills are an integral part of the Learn To Swim 

program. Appropriate safety skills will be introduced at each level. 


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Aquatics Information 

Aquatic Fitness Programs 

Fitness passes are available for the following: 

Aquarobics 

An exercise class in shallow water. 

Healing Waters/Adaptive Exercise 

A drop-in structured swim designed for those 

with disabilities. ADA water/aquatic lift. (Harman 

only.) 

Back and Arthritis Exercise 

A very low-key stretching class designed for 

those who have back problems, arthritis, or are 

recovering from surgery (Beaverton only). 

Deep Water Aerobics 

An exercise class in the deep water. Floatation 

belts are provided. 

Pregnancy Fitness 

A water exercise program designed for expectant 

mothers throughout all stages of pregnancy. 

Ai Chi 

Shallow water relaxation and balance class. 

Water Exercise 

Fitness Scale 1-5 

(1) Zero to very low intensity in the water. 

Level one classes are water relaxation 

classes. Focus on breathing, meditation 

and range of movement. No experience 

needed, acceptable for all fi tness levels. 

(2) Low to moderate intensity. Focus 

is on stretching, range of motion, 

and balance. No experience needed, 

acceptable for all fi tness levels. 

(3) Moderate intensity. Focus is on range 

of motion, stretching, and aerobic 

activity. Great program for those new or 

returning to exercise. 

(4) Moderate to high intensity. Focus is on 

range of motion, stretching, and medium 

aerobic activity. 

(5) High intensity. Focus on strength, range 

of motion, and building aerobic activity. 

This will include 30-40 minutes of 

aerobic activity. 

All classes last 55 minutes unless otherwise 

written. 

Baby and Me / Toddler and Me 

Babies (6 mos-2 yrs)/toddlers (2-3 yrs) 

Water adjustment class for parent and 

child. Basic skills are introduced with 

games and songs. Swim diapers required. 

You & Your Preschooler 

(3-5 yrs 11 mths) 

A water adjustment class for preschool 

students who have had diffi culty 

transitioning to a class without parent 

participation. Basic skills from Levels 

A and B are introduced, with parent 

participation in the water. 

Developmentally Disabled and 

Physically Limited Swimming 

An instruction program for all ages and 

abilities. Our trained instructors provide 

a one-on-one learning opportunity. ADA 

water/aquatic lift. (Beaverton only.) 

Diving Instruction - Prerequisite: 

• 25 yds. crawl and 25 yds. on back. 

• Levels 1 and 2 - Class will teach 

basics. 

• Levels 3 and 4 - For continuing 

divers. 

Specialized Instruction 

Lifeguard Training 

(Ages 15+ yrs) 

Course focuses on the job of 

a lifeguard in a swimming pool 

environment. Emphasis is on victim 

recognition, surveillance, equipmentbased 

rescues and fi rst aid and 

CPR for the professional rescuer. 

For prerequisites and certifi cation 

requirements, contact swim centers. 

Junior Lifeguarding 

(Ages 12-15 yrs, Level 4+) 

Participants receive comprehensive 

training in the knowledge and 

skills necessary to prepare for the 

lifeguard training program as well as 

an opportunity to be trained as an 

instructor aide. Participants must be 

able to swim 300 yards and tread 

water for two minutes. 

Merit Badge and Skill Award 

For Boy Scouts wishing to obtain their 

swimming Merit Badge. Scout leaders, 

contact Aloha, Beaverton, Harman or 

HMT Aquatic Centers. 

Aquatics Professional Training 

Lifeguard Training 

Aquatic Center 6/6-9, 6/13-16 M-Th 4:30-7 pm $179 AQ45400 

(Pretest AQ45401 June 4 Sat Noon) 

Conestoga 8/15-8/19 M-F 8:30 am-3:30 pm $179 CA15401 

Junior Lifeguard/Instructor Aide 

Must be able to swim 300 yards and tread water for two minutes. 

Aquatic Center 7/26-8/4 T/Th 9 am-1 pm $98 AQ14300 

Beaverton 6/28 - 7/28 T/Th 10-11:30 am $98 BV15201 

Beaverton 8/2-9/1 T/Th 10-11:30 am $98 BV15202 

Conestoga 8/8-8/15 M-F 9:30 am-12:30 pm $98 CA15400 

Harman 6/27-7/20 M/W 3:10-5:25 pm $98 HM14300 

Sunset 7/7 - 7/21 T/Th 1-4 pm $98 SS15000 

Sunset 7/28 - 8/11 T/Th 1-4 pm $98 SS15001 


Center Name 503/629-xxxx 

209TH 


198TH 

KINNAMAN 

Aloha 

Swim 

Center 

185TH 

FARMINGTON 

18650 SW Kinnaman Road 

Aloha, 97007 503/629-6311 

TriMet Routes #52, 57 

Summer Term: June 20 - September 5, 2011 

Aquatic Facility Supervisor: Diana Waterstreet 

Aloha Swim Center offers: 

ADA Aquatic Lift, Family Changing Rooms 

Average Pool Temperature: 85° 

Offi ce Hours: 

Monday-Friday 7 am-9:30 pm 

Saturday/Sunday 1-7 pm 

Holiday Schedule: 

7/4 No Lessons; Regular Schedule 7-9:30 am 

Noon-3:15 pm 


Adults: $3.50 

Seniors and 

Youths 17 and under: $2.50 

Households: $10 


Aloha Swim Center 

170TH 


cardholder: 


Youths 17 and under $7.50 

A THPRD frequent user pass or gift card may also be used. 

See page 6 for information. 


Drop-in Fitness Programs 

Fitness passes may be used for all aquatic drop-in fi tness 

classes where pre-registration is not required. 

20 Visits: $60 ID $45 for ID Seniors* 

20 Visits: $60 OD Adults and Seniors with assessment 

Single Visit: $4.25 ID $12.75 OD without assessment. 

*No discount for OD Seniors 

Aquarobics (shallow) - Fitness Pass 

(Fitness 

Scale) 

M/W/F 8:30-9:30 am 6/20-9/5 (3-4) 

M/W 8:30-9:30 pm 6/20-8/31 (2-3) 


M/W/F 7:30-8:25 am 6/20-9/5 (3-4) 

M/W 8:30-9:30 pm 6/20-8/31 (4-5) 

T/Th 7:30-8:25 am 6/21-9/1 (3-4) 

T/Th 6:30-7:30 pm 6/21-9/1 (5) 

T/Th 8:30-9:30 pm 6/21-9/1 (4-5) 

Pregnancy Fitness 

M/W 6:30-7:30 pm 6/20-9/1 (2-3) 

T/Th 8:15-9:15 pm 6/21-9/1 (2-3) 

Water Walking (all independent) 

M/W/F 7:30-8:30 am 6/20-9/5 (1-2) 

T/Th 7:30-8:25 am 6/21-9/1 (1-2) 

Summer Splash Swim Teams 

A recreational swim team for youth ages 5-17 years who can 

swim 25 yards crawl stroke and 25 yards back stroke. Swim 

meets on some Saturdays. 

6/27-8/13 M/W/F 4:30-5:30 pm $125 AL14200 

Competitive/Splash Skills & Techniques 

(For swimmers who can swim 25 yds crawl stroke and 25 yds. 

back stroke, who want to work on competitive stroke technique 

and skills such as diving and turns). 

6/28-7/7 T/Th 5:30-6 pm $21 AL14283 

7/12-7/21 T/Th 5:30-6 pm $21 AL14284 

7/26-8/4 T/Th 5:30-6 pm $21 AL14285 

8/9-8/11 T/Th 5:30-6 pm $11 AL14286 

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Summer Pool Schedule 

June 20 - September 5, 2011 

Aloha Swim Center 503/629-6311 

18650 SW Kinnaman Road, Aloha 


TriMet Bus #52 & 57 


*Limited lanes available. 

Holiday Schedule: 7/4 No Lessons; Regular 

schedule 7-9:30 am, Noon-3:15 pm 

^No lndependent DW 6/21-6/23 8:30-9:30 am 

AM Lap 7:30-8:30 starting 8/22 due to AHS 

Water Polo 

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNES DAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 

MORNING 

7:00-8:30 

All Age Lap 

7:30-8:25 

DW Aerobics/ 

Water Walking/ 

Lap Swim 

8:30-9:30 

SW Aquarobics/ 

Independent DW 

9:30-11:50 

Instruction 

AFTERNOON 

11:55-1:00 

All Age Lap 

1:00-3:15 

Open Swim 

3:15-7:30 

Instruction 

4:30-5:30 

Summer Splash 

EVENING 

5:30-6:30 

All Age Lap*/ 

Instruction 

6:30-7:30 

Preg. Fitness/ 

Instruction 

7:40-8:30 

Open Swim 

8:30-9:30 


DW Aerobics 

7:00-8:30 

All Age Lap 

7:30-8:25 

DW Aerobics/ 

Water Walking 

8:30-9:00 

Adult Instruction 

Independent DW^ 

8:30-11:50 

Instruction 

11:55-1:00 

All Age Lap 

1:00-3:15 

Open Swim 

3:15-7:30 

Instruction 

5:30-6:30 

All Age Lap*/ 

Instruction 

6:30-7:30 

DW Aerobics/ 

Instruction 

7:40-8:30 

Open Swim 

8:15-9:15 


Adult Inst. 

8:30-9:30 

DW Aerobics/ 

Teen/Adult 

Instruction 

7:00-8:30 

All Age Lap 

7:30-8:25 

DW Aerobics/ 


8:30-9:30 



9:30-11:50 

Instruction 

11:55-1:00 

All Age Lap 

1:00-3:15 

Open Swim 

3:15-7:30 

Instruction 

4:30-5:30 


5:30-6:30 

All Age Lap*/ 

Instruction 

6:30-7:30 


Instruction 

7:40-8:30 

Open Swim 

8:30-9:30 


DW Aerobics 

7:00-8:30 

All Age Lap 

7:30-8:25 

DW Aerobics/ 

Water Walking 

8:30-9:00 

Adult Instruction 

Independent DW^ 

8:30-11:50 

Instruction 

11:55-1:00 

All Age Lap 

1:00-3:15 

Open Swim 

3:15-7:30 

Instruction 

5:30-6:30 

All Age Lap*/ 

Instruction 

6:30-7:30 

DW Aerobics/ 

Instruction 

7:40-8:30 

Open Swim 

8:15-9:15 


Adult Inst. 

8:30-9:30 

DW Aerobics/ 

Teen/Adult 

Instruction 

7:00-8:30 

All Age Lap 

7:30-8:25 

DW Aerobics/ 


8:30-9:30 



9:30-11:50 

Instruction 

11:55-1:00 

All Age Lap 

1:00-3:15 

Open Swim 

3:15-7:30 

Instruction 

4:30-5:30 


5:30-6:30 

All Age Lap*/ 

Instruction 

6:30-7:30 

Instruction 

7:40-8:30 

Open Swim 

8:30-10:00 

Pool Rentals 

7:00-11:00 


Meets 

ADA/aquatic 

lift & family changing 

rooms available 

11:30-1:00 

Pool Rentals 

1:00-2:00 

All Age Lap 

2:00-4:00 

Open Swim 

4:00-5:00 

All Age Lap 

5:00-7:00 

Open Swim 

Pool Rentals 

11:00-1:00 

Pool Rentals 

1:00-2:00 

All Age Lap 

2:00-4:00 

Open Swim 

4:00-5:00 

All Age Lap 

5:00-7:00 

Open Swim 

Pool Rentals 

Children under 10 years of age, 

must be visually supervised by a 

parent, guardian or caregiver at 

least 15 years of age. 

Children under 7 years of age 

must be accompanied in the water 

by a parent, guardian or caregiver 

at least 15 years of age. 




Class availability subject to change. 

Preschool: Minimum age 3 years and toilet-trained. 

School Age: Must have completed fi rst grade. 

The parent, guardian or caregiver of a child under 10 years of age 

must remain on the premises during class. When class ends, pick up 

your preschooler at the dressing room entrance from deck. 

Fees vary due to number of classes in session. 

Beginning Swimming Skills 

New Level 

Information 

on page 49 

Date Day Time Cost Class# 

Preschool Levels A & B 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $48 AL11000 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $53 AL11001 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $53 AL11002 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $53 AL11003 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $53 AL11004 

6/27-7/8 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $48 AL11005 

7/11-7/22 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $53 AL11006 

7/25-8/5 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $53 AL11007 

8/8-8/19 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $53 AL11008 

8/22-9/2 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $53 AL11009 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 9:35-10:05 am $43 AL11025 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 9:35-10:05 am $64 AL11026 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 9:35-10:05 am $48 AL11027 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 10:10-10:40 am $43 AL11028 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 10:10-10:40 am $64 AL11029 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:10-10:40 am $48 AL11030 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 3:20-3:50 pm $43 AL11035 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 3:20-3:50 pm $64 AL11036 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 3:20-3:50 pm $48 AL11037 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 3:55-4:25 pm $43 AL11038 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 3:55-4:25 pm $64 AL11039 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 3:55-4:25 pm $48 AL11040 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 6:30-7 pm $43 AL11050 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 6:30-7 pm $64 AL11051 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 6:30-7 pm $48 AL11052 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 7:05-7:35 pm $43 AL11053 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 7:05-7:35 pm $64 AL11054 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 7:05-7:35 pm $48 AL11055 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9-9:30 am $53 AL11062 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9-9:30 am $53 AL11063 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9:35-10:05 am $53 AL11064 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9:35-10:05 am $53 AL11065 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:10-10:40 am $53 AL11066 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:10-10:40 am $53 AL11067 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 3:20-3:50 pm $53 AL11075 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 3:20-3:50 pm $53 AL11076 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 3:50-4:20 pm $53 AL11077 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 3:50-4:20 pm $53 AL11078 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 4:25-4:55 pm $53 AL11079 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 4:25-4:55 pm $53 AL11080 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 4:55-5:2 pm $53 AL11081 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 4:55-5:25 pm $53 AL11082 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:30-7 pm $53 AL11089 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:30-7 pm $53 AL11090 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 7:05-7:35 pm $53 AL11091 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 7:05-7:35 pm $53 AL11092 



Preschool Levels C & D 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $48 AL11100 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $53 AL11101 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $53 AL11102 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $53 AL11103 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $53 AL11104 

6/27-7/8 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $48 AL11105 

7/11-7/22 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $53 AL11106 

7/25-8/5 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $53 AL11107 

8/8-8/19 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $53 AL11108 

8/22-9/2 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $53 AL11109 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 9:35-10:05 am $43 AL11125 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 9:35-10:05 am $64 AL11126 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 9:35-10:05 am $48 AL11127 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 10:10-10:40 am $43 AL11128 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 10:10-10:40 am $64 AL11129 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:10-10:40 am $48 AL11130 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 3:20-3:50 pm $43 AL11135 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 3:20-3:50 pm $64 AL11136 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 3:20-3:50 pm $48 AL11137 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 3:55-4:25 pm $43 AL11138 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 3:55-4:25 pm $64 AL11139 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 3:55-4:25 pm $48 AL11140 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 6:30-7 pm $43 AL11150 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 6:30-7 pm $64 AL11151 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 6:30-7 pm $48 AL11152 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 7:05-7:35 pm $43 AL11153 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 7:05-7:35 pm $64 AL11154 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 7:05-7:35 pm $48 AL11155 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9-9:30 am $53 AL11162 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9-9:30 am $53 AL11163 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9:35-10:05 am $53 AL11164 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9:35-10:05 am $53 AL11165 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:10-10:40 am $53 AL11166 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:10-10:40 am $53 AL11167 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 3:20-3:50 pm $53 AL11175 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 3:20-3:50 pm $53 AL11176 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 3:50-4:20 pm $53 AL11177 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 3:50-4:20 pm $53 AL11178 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 4:25-4:55 pm $53 AL11179 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 4:25-4:55 pm $53 AL11180 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 4:55-5:25 pm $53 AL11181 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 4:55-5:25 pm $53 AL11182 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:30-7 pm $53 AL11189 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:30-7 pm $53 AL11190 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 7:05-7:35 pm $53 AL11191 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 7:05-7:35 pm $53 AL11192 


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School Age Levels 1 & 2 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $48 AL12000 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $53 AL12001 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $53 AL12002 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $53 AL12003 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $53 AL12004 

6/27-7/8 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $48 AL12005 

7/11-7/22 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $53 AL12006 

7/25-8/5 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $53 AL12007 

8/8-8/19 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $53 AL12008 

8/22-9/2 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $53 AL12009 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 9:35-10:05 am $43 AL12025 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 9:35-10:05 am $64 AL12026 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 9:35-10:05 am $48 AL12027 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 10:10-10:40 am $43 AL12028 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 10:10-10:40 am $64 AL12029 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:10-10:40 am $48 AL12030 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 3:20-3:50 pm $43 AL12035 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 3:20-3:50 pm $64 AL12036 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 3:20-3:50 pm $48 AL12037 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 3:55-4:25 pm $43 AL12038 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 3:55-4:25 pm $64 AL12039 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 3:55-4:25 pm $48 AL12040 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 6:30-7 pm $43 AL12050 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 6:30-7 pm $64 AL12051 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 6:30-7 pm $48 AL12052 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 7:05-7:35 pm $43 AL12053 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 7:05-7:35 pm $64 AL12054 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 7:05-7:35 pm $48 AL12055 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9-9:30 am $53 AL12062 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9-9:30 am $53 AL12063 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9:35-10:05 am $53 AL12064 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9:35-10:05 am $53 AL12065 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:10-10:40 am $53 AL12066 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:10-10:40 am $53 AL12067 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 3:20-3:50 pm $53 AL12075 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 3:20-3:50 pm $53 AL12076 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 3:50-4:20 pm $53 AL12077 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 3:50-4:20 pm $53 AL12078 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 4:25-4:55 pm $53 AL12079 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 4:25-4:55 pm $53 AL12080 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 4:55-5:25 pm $53 AL12081 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 4:55-5:25 pm $53 AL12082 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:30-7 pm $53 AL12089 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:30-7 pm $53 AL12090 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 7:05-7:35 pm $53 AL12091 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 7:05-7:35 pm $53 AL12092 



School Age Levels 2½ & 3 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $48 AL12100 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $53 AL12101 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $53 AL12102 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $53 AL12103 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $53 AL12104 

6/27-7/8 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $48 AL12105 

7/11-7/22 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $53 AL12106 

7/25-8/5 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $53 AL12107 

8/8-8/19 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $53 AL12108 

8/22-9/2 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $53 AL12109 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 9:35-10:05 am $43 AL12125 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 9:35-10:05 am $64 AL12126 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 9:35-10:05 am $48 AL12127 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 10:10-10:40 am $43 AL12128 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 10:10-10:40 am $64 AL12129 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:10-10:40 am $48 AL12130 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 3:20-3:50 pm $43 AL12135 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 3:20-3:50 pm $64 AL12136 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 3:20-3:50 pm $48 AL12137 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 3:55-4:25 pm $43 AL12138 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 3:55-4:25 pm $64 AL12139 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 3:55-4:25 pm $48 AL12140 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 6:30-7 pm $43 AL12150 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 6:30-7 pm $64 AL12151 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 6:30-7 pm $48 AL12152 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 7:05-7:35 pm $43 AL12153 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 7:05-7:35 pm $64 AL12154 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 7:05-7:35 pm $48 AL12155 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9-9:30 am $53 AL12162 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9-9:30 am $53 AL12163 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9:35-10:05 am $53 AL12164 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9:35-10:05 am $53 AL12165 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:10-10:40 am $53 AL12166 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:10-10:40 am $53 AL12167 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 3:20-3:50 pm $53 AL12175 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 3:20-3:50 pm $53 AL12176 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 3:50-4:20 pm $53 AL12177 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 3:50-4:20 pm $53 AL12178 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 4:25-4:55 pm $53 AL12179 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 4:25-4:55 pm $53 AL12180 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 4:55-5:25 pm $53 AL12181 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 4:55-5:25 pm $53 AL12182 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:30-7 pm $53 AL12189 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:30-7 pm $53 AL12190 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 7:05-7:35 pm $53 AL12191 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 7:05-7:35 pm $53 AL12192 






Preschool/School Age Level 3½ 

6/27-7/8 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $48 AL13005 

7/11-7/22 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $53 AL13006 

7/25-8/5 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $53 AL13007 

8/8-8/19 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $53 AL13008 

8/22-9/2 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $53 AL13009 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 9:35-10:05 am $43 AL13025 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 9:35-10:05 am $64 AL13026 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 9:35-10:05 am $48 AL13027 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 3:20-3:50 pm $43 AL13035 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 3:20-3:50 pm $64 AL13036 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 3:20-3:50 pm $48 AL13037 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 7:05-7:35 pm $43 AL13053 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 7:05-7:35 pm $64 AL13054 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 7:05-7:35 pm $48 AL13055 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9:35-10:05 am $53 AL13064 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9:35-10:05 am $53 AL13065 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 3:50-4:20 pm $53 AL13077 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 3:50-4:20 pm $53 AL13078 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 4:55-5:25 pm $53 AL13081 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 4:55-5:25 pm $53 AL13082 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:30-7 pm $53 AL13089 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:30-7 pm $53 AL13090 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 7:05-7:35 pm $53 AL13091 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 7:05-7:35 pm $53 AL13092 

Intermediate Swimming Skills 


Preschool/School Age Levels 4 & 5 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $48 AL13100 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $53 AL13101 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $53 AL13102 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $53 AL13103 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $53 AL13104 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 10:10-10:40 am $43 AL13128 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 10:10-10:40 am $64 AL13129 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:10-10:40 am $48 AL13130 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 3:55-4:25 pm $43 AL13138 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 3:55-4:25 pm $64 AL13139 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 3:55-4:25 pm $48 AL13140 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 6:30-7 pm $43 AL13150 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 6:30-7 pm $64 AL13151 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 6:30-7 pm $48 AL13152 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:10-10:40 am $53 AL13166 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:10-10:40 am $53 AL13167 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 3:20-3:50 pm $53 AL13175 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 3:20-3:50 pm $53 AL13176 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 4:25-4:55 pm $53 AL13179 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 4:25-4:55 pm $53 AL13180 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6-6:30 pm $53 AL13187 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6-6:30 pm $53 AL13188 

Advanced Swimming Skills 


Preschool/School Age Level 6 Fitness Swimmer 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $48 AL13200 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $53 AL13201 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $53 AL13202 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $53 AL13203 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:45-11:15 am $53 AL13204 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 3:55-4:25 pm $43 AL13238 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 3:55-4:25 pm $64 AL13239 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 3:55-4:25 pm $48 AL13240 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:10-10:40 am $53 AL13266 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:10-10:40 am $53 AL13267 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 3:20-3:50 pm $53 AL13275 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 3:20-3:50 pm $53 AL13276 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6-6:30 pm $53 AL13287 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6-6:30 pm $53 AL13288 


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Specialty Programs 


Baby/Toddler & Me 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 11:20-11:50 am $29 AL14031 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 11:20-11:50 am $44 AL14032 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 11:20-11:50 am $33 AL14033 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 7:05-7:35 pm $29 AL14053 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 7:05-7:35 pm $44 AL14054 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 7:05-7:35 pm $33 AL14055 

School Age Level 1 & 2 with ADD/ADHD 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9-9:30 am $55 AL13362 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9-9:30 am $55 AL13363 

Teen/Adult Swimming Skills - Beginning 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 8:25-8:55 am $53 AL14360 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 8:25-8:55 am $53 AL14361 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 8:30-9 pm $53 AL14393 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 8:30-9 pm $53 AL14394 

Teen/Adult Swimming Skills - Intermediate 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 8:25-8:55 am $53 AL14460 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 8:25-8:55 am $53 AL14461 



Private & Semi-Private Lessons 

(Additional lessons available—call center for times) 

6/27-7/1 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $100 AL15000 

7/5-7/8 T/W/T/F 11:20-11:50 am $80 AL15001 

7/11-7/15 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $100 AL15002 

7/18-7/22 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $100 AL15003 

7/25-7/29 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $100 AL15004 

8/1-8/5 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $100 AL15005 

8/8-8/12 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $100 AL15006 

8/15-8/19 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $100 AL15007 

8/22-8/26 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $100 AL15008 

8/29-9/2 M-F 11:20-11:50 am $100 AL15009 

6/27-7/1 M/W/F 3:20-3:50 pm $60 AL15010 

7/6-7/8 W/F 3:20-3:50 pm $40 AL15011 

7/11-7/15 M/W/F 3:20-3:50 pm $60 AL15012 

7/18-7/22 M/W/F 3:20-3:50 pm $60 AL15013 

7/11-7/15 M/W/F 3:20-3:50 pm $60 AL15014 

8/1-8/5 M/W/F 3:20-3:50 pm $60 AL15015 

8/8-8/12 M/W/F 3:20-3:50 pm $60 AL15016 

8/15-8/19 M/W/F 3:20-3:50 pm $60 AL15017 

8/22-8/26 M/W/F 3:20-3:50 pm $60 AL15018 

8/29-9/2 M/W/F 3:20-3:50 pm $60 AL15019 

6/28-7/14 T/Th 9:35-10:05 am $120 AL15020 

7/19-7/28 T/Th 9:35-10:05 am $80 AL15021 

8/2-8/18 T/Th 9:35-10:05 am $120 AL15022 

8/23-9/1 T/Th 9:35-10:05 am $80 AL15023 

6/28-7/14 T/Th 11:20-11:50 am $120 AL15024 

7/19-7/28 T/Th 11:20-11:50 am $80 AL15025 

8/2-8/18 T/Th 11:20-11:50 am $120 AL15026 

8/23-9/1 T/Th 11:20-11:50 am $80 AL15027 

6/28-7/14 T/Th 3:50-4:20 pm $120 AL15028 

7/19-7/28 T/Th 3:50-4:20 pm $80 AL15029 

8/2-8/18 T/Th 3:50-4:20 pm $120 AL15030 

8/23-9/1 T/Th 3:50-4:20 pm $80 AL15031 

6/28-7/14 T/Th 4:55-5:25 pm $120 AL15032 

7/19-7/28 T/Th 4:55-5:25 pm $80 AL15033 

8/2-8/18 T/Th 4:55-5:25 pm $120 AL15034 

8/23-9/1 T/Th 4:55-5:25 pm $80 AL15035 



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Beaverton Swim Center 

12850 SW 3rd Street 

Beaverton, 97005 503/629-6312 

TriMet Routes #52, 76 & 78 


Aquatic Facility Supervisor: Sharron Patapoff 

Beaverton Swim Center offers: 

ADA Handicapped Lift • Family Changing Rooms 


Hours: 

Monday-Friday 7 am - 9:30 pm 

Saturday 7:30 am - 4 pm 

Sunday 11 am - 4 pm 

Facility Closures: 7/4 

No Lessons: 7/2, 7/3 

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Youths 17 and under $ 2.50 

Households $10 

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Aquarobics 

(Fitness 

Scale) 

M/W/F 11:30-12:30 pm 6/20-9/2 (3-5) 


M/W/F 7-8 am 6/20-9/2 (3-5) 

M/W/F 5:45-6:45 pm 6/20-9/2 (3-5) 

T/Th 7-8 am 6/21-9/1 (3-5) 

T/Th 11:30-12:30 pm 6/21-9/1 (3-5) 

T/Th 8:30-9:30 pm 6/21-9/1 (3-5) 

S 7:50-8:50 am 6/25-9/3 (3-5) 

Su 11-Noon 6/26-9/4 (3-5) 

Back & Arthritis Exercise 

M/W/F 12:30-1:30 pm 6/20-9/2 (2) 


Ages 5-17 yrs. Must be able to swim 25 yards crawl stroke, 

25 yards back stroke. Recreational swim team. 

Swim meets on Saturday mornings. District meet 8/13. 

6/27 -8/12 M/W/F 3-3:55 pm $125 BV14225 

Birthday Parties 

& Pool Rentals 

You may rent our pool and/or party room. Call the 

Beaverton Swim Center today for complete details! 

Summer’s End Food Drive 

August 15 - September 4 

Please join the staff at the Beaverton Swim Center in 

gathering non-perishable food items to be donated to 

the Oregon Food Bank-Washington County. The food 

bank also accepts donations of fresh produce. 


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Beaverton Swim Center 503/629-6312 

12850 SW 3rd St., Beaverton, 97005 

Facility Supervisor: Sharron Patapoff 


TriMet Bus #52, 76 and 78 


MORNING 

7:00-8:25 

All Age Lap (6/20-8/22) 

Aquajog lane 

DW Aerobics (7-8) 

8:30-11:20 

Instruction & 

Dev. Dis./Phy Lim. 

8:30-9:00 

Teen/Adult Inst. 

11:30-12:30 

Aquarobics 

11:30-1:30 

All Age Lap^ 

12:30-1:30 

Back-Arthritis 

Exercise 

AFTERNOON 

12:30-1:00 

Baby,Toddler & Me 

1:35-2:55 

Open/Family Swim/ 

Adult Lap (1-2 lns) 

3:00-3:55 


4:00-5:40 

Instruction 


EVENING 

5:45-6:45 

All Age Lap (4 lns) 

5:45-6:45 

DW Aerobics 

6:50-8:30 

Instruction 

Diving (8:30-9:15) 

8:35-9:30 

Open/Family Swim 

Adult Lap (2 lns) 

8:35-9:15 

No Diving Board 

Available 

7:00-8:25 

All Age Lap (6/21-8/18) 

Aquajog lane 


8:30-11:20 

Instruction 


8:30-9:00 


10:00-11:30 

Jr Lifeguard 

11:30-12:30 

All Age Lap 

DW Aerobics 

12:30-1:30 

Camp Rivendale 

1:35-2:55 


Adult Lap (1-2 lns)^ 

3:05-3:50 

Water Polo Instruction 

Diving Instruction 

4:00-5:40 


5:40-6:10 

Teen/Adult Inst./ 


5:40-6:40 

Adult Lap^ (2 lns) 

6:10-8:25 

Instruction 

7:55-8:25 


8:30-9:30 

Open/Family Swim * 


8:30-9:30 

DW Aerobics 

7:00-8:25 

All Age Lap (6/20-8/22) 

Aquajog lane 


8:30-11:20 

Instruction 


8:30-9:00 


11:30-12:30 

Aquarobics 

11:30-1:30 

All Age Lap^ 

12:30-1:30 


Exercise 

12:30-1:00 


1:35-2:55 



3:00-3:55 


4:00-5:40 

Instruction 


5:45-6:45 


5:45-6:45 

DW Aerobics 

6:50-8:30 

Instruction 

Diving (8:30-9:15) 

8:35-9:30 



8:35-9:15 


Available 

7:00-8:25 

All Age Lap (6/21-8/18) 

Aquajog lane 


8:30-11:20 

Instruction 


8:30-9:00 


10:00-11:30 

Jr Lifeguard 

11:30-12:30 

All Age Lap 

DW Aerobics 

12:30-1:30 


1:35-2:55 


Adult Lap (1-2 lns)^ 

3:05-3:50 


Diving Instruction 

4:00-5:40 


5:40-6:10 

Teen/Adult Inst./ 


5:40-6:40 

Adult Lap^ (2 lns) 

6:10-8:25 

Instruction 

7:55-8:25 


8:30-9:30 

Open/Family Swim* 


8:30-9:30 

DW Aerobics 

Pool closed: 7/4 

No Lessons: 7/2 & 7/3 • ^Deep to Deep 

*No Diving Board Offi ce closed 6/20, 8-11:30 am 

All Age Lap ends at 8 am, 6/20-6/24 

7:00-8:25 

All Age Lap (6/20-8/22) 

Aquajog lane 


8:30-11:20 

Instruction 


8:30-9:00 


11:30-12:30 

Aquarobics 

11:30-1:30 

All Age Lap^ 

12:30-1:30 


Exercise 

12:30-1:00 


1:35-2:55 



3:00-3:55 


4:00-5:40 

Instruction 


5:45-6:45 


5:45-6:45 

DW Aerobics 

6:50-8:30 

Instruction 

Diving (8:30-9:15) 

8:35-9:30 



8:35-9:15 


Available 

7:30-8:55 

All Age Lap 

7:50-8:50 

DW Aerobics 

9:00-10:40 

Instruction/ 


10:55-12:55 


1:05-2:30 

All Age Lap 

1:15-2:00 

Diving 

2:00-3:00 

Synchro. Swim 

2:30-4:00 



2:30-3:00 

No Diving Board Avail. 

4:00-on 

Pool Rentals 

11:00-Noon 

DW Aerobics 

11:00-12:25 

All Age Lap 

ADA water lift and 

two family changing 

rooms available. 

12:30-2:30 

All Age Lap^ (4 lns) 

12:30-1:30 

You and Your 

Preschooler 

1:30-2:30 

Baby, Toddler & Me 

2:30-4:00 


Adult Lap ^(2 lns) 

4:00-on 

Pool Rentals 













New Level 

Information 

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Preschool Levels A, B, C, D & SA3 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 8:30-9 am $59 BV11101 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 8:30-9 am $48 BV11102 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 8:30-9 am $48 BV11103 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 9:05-9:35 am $59 BV11104 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 9:05-9:35 am $48 BV11105 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 9:05-9:35 am $48 BV11106 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 9:40-10:10 am $59 BV11107 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 9:40-10:10 am $48 BV11108 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 9:40-10:10 am $48 BV11109 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 10:15-10:45 am $59 BV11110 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 10:15-10:45 am $48 BV11111 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:15-10:45 am $48 BV11112 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 10:50-11:20 am $59 BV11113 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 10:50-11:20 am $48 BV11114 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:50-11:20 am $48 BV11115 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 4-4:30 pm $59 BV11116 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 4-4:30 pm $48 BV11117 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 4-4:30 pm $48 BV11118 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 4:35-5:05 pm $59 BV11119 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 4:35-5:05 pm $48 BV11120 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 4:35-5:05 pm $48 BV11121 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 5:10-5:40 pm $59 BV11122 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 5:10-5:40 pm $48 BV11123 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 5:10-5:40 pm $48 BV11124 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 6:50-7:20 pm $59 BV11125 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 6:50-7:20 pm $48 BV11126 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 6:50-7:20 pm $48 BV11127 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 7:25-7:55 pm $59 BV11128 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 7:25-7:55 pm $48 BV11129 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 7:25-7:55 pm $48 BV11130 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 8-8:30 pm $59 BV11131 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 8-8:30 pm $48 BV11132 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 8-8:30 pm $48 BV11133 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 8:30-9 am $53 BV11134 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 8:30-9 am $53 BV11135 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9:05-9:35 am $53 BV11136 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9:05-9:35 am $53 BV11137 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9:40-10:10 am $53 BV11138 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9:40-10:10 am $53 BV11139 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:15-10:45 am $53 BV11140 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:15-10:45 am $53 BV11141 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:50-11:20 am $53 BV11142 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:50-11:20 am $53 BV11143 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:10-6:40 pm $53 BV11144 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:10-6:40 pm $53 BV11145 



Preschool Levels A, B, C, D & SA3 (continued) 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:45-7:15 pm $53 BV11146 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:45-7:15 pm $53 BV11147 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 7:20-7:50 pm $53 BV11148 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 7:20-7:50 pm $53 BV11149 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 7:55-8:25 pm $53 BV11150 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 7:55-8:25 pm $53 BV11151 

7/9-8/27 S 9-9:30 am $43 BV11152 

7/9-8/27 S 9:35-10:05 am $43 BV11153 

7/9-8/27 S 10:10-10:40 am $43 BV11154 

School Age Levels 1, 2, 2½, & 3 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 8:30-9 am $59 BV11201 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 8:30-9 am $48 BV11202 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 8:30-9 am $48 BV11203 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 9:05-9:35 am $59 BV11204 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 9:05-9:35 am $48 BV11205 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 9:05-9:35 am $48 BV11206 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 9:40-10:10 am $59 BV11207 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 9:40-10:10 am $48 BV11208 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 9:40-10:10 am $48 BV11209 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 10:15-10:45 am $59 BV11210 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 10:15-10:45 am $48 BV11211 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:15-10:45 am $48 BV11212 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 10:50-11:20 am $59 BV11213 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 10:50-11:20 am $48 BV11214 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:50-11:20 am $48 BV11215 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 4-4:30 pm $59 BV11216 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 4-4:30 pm $48 BV11217 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 4-4:30 pm $48 BV11218 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 4:35-5:05 pm $59 BV11219 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 4:35-5:05 pm $48 BV11220 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 4:35-5:05 pm $48 BV11221 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 5:10-5:40 pm $59 BV11222 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 5:10-5:40 pm $48 BV11223 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 5:10-5:40 pm $48 BV11224 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 6:50-7:20 pm $59 BV11225 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 6:50-7:20 pm $48 BV11226 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 6:50-7:20 pm $48 BV11227 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 7:25-7:55 pm $59 BV11228 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 7:25-7:55 pm $48 BV11229 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 7:25-7:55 pm $48 BV11230 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 8-8:30 pm $59 BV11231 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 8-8:30 pm $48 BV11232 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 8-8:30 pm $48 BV11233 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 8:30-9 am $53 BV11234 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 8:30-9 am $53 BV11235 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9:05-9:35 am $53 BV11236 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9:05-9:35 am $53 BV11237 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9:40-10:10 am $53 BV11238 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9:40-10:10 am $53 BV11239 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:15-10:45 am $53 BV11240 


Continued 

59





School Age Levels 1, 2, 2½, & 3 (continued) 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:15-10:45 am $53 BV11241 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:50-11:20 am $53 BV11242 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:50-11:20 am $53 BV11243 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:10-6:40 pm $53 BV11244 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:10-6:40 pm $53 BV11245 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:45-7:15 pm $53 BV11246 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:45-7:15 pm $53 BV11247 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 7:20-7:50 pm $53 BV11248 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 7:20-7:50 pm $53 BV11249 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 7:55-8:25 pm $53 BV11250 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 7:55-8:25 pm $53 BV11251 

7/9-8/27 S 9-9:30 am $43 BV11252 

7/9-8/27 S 9:35-10:05 am $43 BV11253 

7/9-8/27 S 10:10-10:40 am $43 BV11254 



Preschool/School Age Levels 3½, 4, 5 & 6 (Fitness 

Swimmer) 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 8:30-9 am $59 BV12201 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 8:30-9 am $48 BV12202 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 8:30-9 am $48 BV12203 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 9:05-9:35 am $59 BV12204 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 9:05-9:35 am $48 BV12205 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 9:05-9:35 am $48 BV12206 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 9:40-10:10 am $59 BV12207 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 9:40-10:10 am $48 BV12208 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 9:40-10:10 am $48 BV12209 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 10:15-10:45 am $59 BV12210 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 10:15-10:45 am $48 BV12211 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:15-10:45 am $48 BV12212 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 10:50-11:20 am $59 BV12213 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 10:50-11:20 am $48 BV12214 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:50-11:20 am $48 BV12215 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 4-4:30 pm $59 BV12216 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 4-4:30 pm $48 BV12217 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 4-4:30 pm $48 BV12218 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 4:35-5:05 pm $59 BV12219 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 4:35-5:05 pm $48 BV12220 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 4:35-5:05 pm $48 BV12221 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 5:10-5:40 pm $59 BV12222 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 5:10-5:40 pm $48 BV12223 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 5:10-5:40 pm $48 BV12224 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 6:50-7:20 pm $59 BV12225 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 6:50-7:20 pm $48 BV12226 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 6:50-7:20 pm $48 BV12227 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 7:25-7:55 pm $59 BV12228 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 7:25-7:55 pm $48 BV12229 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 7:25-7:55 pm $48 BV12230 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 8-8:30 pm $59 BV12231 

Continued 



Preschool/School Age Levels 3½, 4, 5 & 6 (continued) 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 8-8:30 pm $48 BV12232 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 8-8:30 pm $48 BV12233 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 8:30-9 am $53 BV12234 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 8:30-9 am $53 BV12235 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9:05-9:35 am $53 BV12236 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9:05-9:35 am $53 BV12237 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9:40-10:10 am $53 BV12238 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9:40-10:10 am $53 BV12239 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:15-10:45 am $53 BV12240 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:15-10:45 am $53 BV12241 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:50-11:20 am $53 BV12242 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:50-11:20 am $53 BV12243 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:10-6:40 pm $53 BV12244 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:10-6:40 pm $53 BV12245 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:45-7:15 pm $53 BV12246 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:45-7:15 pm $53 BV12247 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 7:20-7:50 pm $53 BV12248 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 7:20-7:50 pm $53 BV12249 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 7:55-8:25 pm $53 BV12250 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 7:55-8:25 pm $53 BV12251 

7/9-8/27 S 9-9:30 am $43 BV12252 

7/9-8/27 S 9:35-10:05 am $43 BV12253 

7/9-8/27 S 10:10-10:40 am $43 BV12254 



Fitness Swimmer (Level 6) 

Offered with Intermediate levels – see above. 



Teen/Adult Swimming Skills 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 8:30-9 am $59 BV13401 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 8:30-9 am $48 BV13402 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 8:30-9 am $48 BV13403 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 8:30-9 am $53 BV13404 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 8:30-9 am $53 BV13405 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 5:40-6:10 pm $53 BV13406 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 5:40-6:10 pm $53 BV13407 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 7:55-8:25 pm $53 BV13408 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 7:55-8:25 pm $53 BV13409 






Baby/Toddler & Me (6 months-3 years - Swim diapers required) 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 12:30-1 pm $40 BV14001 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 12:30-1 pm $33 BV14002 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 12:30-1 pm $33 BV14003 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 5:40-6:10 pm $36 BV14004 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 5:40-6:10 pm $36 BV14005 

7/9-8/27 S 9-9:35 am $29 BV14006 

7/9-8/27 S 9:35-10:05 am $29 BV14007 

7/9-8/27 S 10:10-10:40 am $29 BV14008 

7/10-8/28 Su 1:30-2 pm $29 BV14009 

7/10-8/28 Su 2-2:30 pm $29 BV14010 

You & Your Preschooler (3 yrs & older) Levels A & B 

Develops water adjustment, fl oating, gliding and kicking. Parent 

participation required. 

7/10-8/28 Su 12:30-1 pm $43 BV14016 

7/10-8/28 Su 1-1:30 pm $43 BV14017 

Diving (Levels 1-4/all ages) 

Must swim 25 yards crawl stroke and 25 yards back stroke. 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 8:30-9:15 pm $66 BV14201 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 8:30-9:15 pm $54 BV14202 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 8:30-9:15 pm $54 BV14203 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 3:05-3:50 pm $60 BV14204 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 3:05-3:50 pm $60 BV14205 

7/9-8/27 S 1:15-2 pm $48 BV14206 

Synchronized Swimming (Level 4+) 

Must swim 25 yards crawl stroke and 25 yards back stroke. 

7/9-8/27 S 2-3 pm $64 BV14210 

Synchro Camp 

5 yrs-Adult. Must swim 25 yards crawl stroke and 25 yards back stroke. 

If you enjoy gymnastics, dance, music and being in the water, this 

camp’s for you! 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 2:30-3:55 pm $102 BV14212 


8-17 yrs. Must swim 25 yards crawl stroke and 25 yards back stroke, 

and tread water for 1 minute. 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 3:05-3:50 pm $ 60 BV14214 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 3:05-3:50 pm $ 60 BV14215 



Developmentally Delayed & Physically Limited Swimming 

(Out-of-District D.D. prices are without subsidy.) 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 8:30-9 am $66/110 BV14501 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 8:30-9 am $54/90 BV14502 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 8:30-9 am $54/90 BV14503 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 9:05-9:35 am $66/110 BV14504 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 9:05-9:35 am $54/90 BV14505 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 9:05-9:35 am $54/90 BV14506 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 9:40-10:10 am $66/110 BV14507 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 9:40-10:10 am $54/90 BV14508 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 9:40-10:10 am $54/90 BV14509 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 10:15-10:45 am $66/110 BV14510 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 10:15-10:45 am $54/90 BV14511 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:15-10:45 am $54/90 BV14512 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 10:50-11:20 am $66/110 BV14513 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 10:50-11:20 am $54/90 BV14514 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:50-11:20 am $54/90 BV14515 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 4-4:30 pm $66/110 BV14516 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 4-4:30 pm $54/90 BV14517 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 4-4:30 pm $54/90 BV14518 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 4:35-5:05 pm $66/110 BV14519 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 4:35-5:05 pm $54/90 BV14520 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 4:35-5:05 pm $54/90 BV14521 

6/27-7/22 M/W/F 5:10-5:40 pm $66/110 BV14522 

7/25-8/12 M/W/F 5:10-5:40 pm $54/90 BV14523 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 5:10-5:40 pm $54/90 BV14524 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 8:30-9 am $60/100 BV14534 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 8:30-9 am $60/100 BV14535 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9:05-9:35 am $60/100 BV14536 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9:05-9:35 am $60/100 BV14537 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9:40-10:10 am $60/100 BV14538 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9:40-10:10 am $60/100 BV14539 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:15-10:45 am $60/100 BV14540 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:15-10:45 am $60/100 BV14541 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:50-11:20 am $60/100 BV14542 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:50-11:20 am $60/100 BV14543 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 4-4:30 pm $60/100 BV14544 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 4-4:30 pm $60/100 BV14545 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 4:35-5:05 pm $60/100 BV14546 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 4:35-5:05 pm $60/100 BV14547 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 5:10-5:40 pm $60/100 BV14548 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 5:10-5:40 pm $60/100 BV14549 

7/9-8/27 S 10:55-11:25 am $48/80 BV14555 

7/9-8/27 S 11:25-11:55 am $48/80 BV14556 

7/9-8/27 S 11:55am-12:25 pm $48/80 BV14557 

7/9-8/27 S 12:25-12:55 pm $48/80 BV14558 

Training Programs 


Junior Lifeguard (12-15 yrs) Level 4+ 

Introduces Lifeguarding, First Aid & CPR skills, and Swim Aide. 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10-11:30 am $98 BV15201 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10-11:30 am $98 BV15202 


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Conestoga Aquatic Center 

WEIR 

MURRAY 

BROCKMAN 

Conestoga Recreation 

& Aquatic Center 

9985 SW 125th Avenue 

Beaverton, 97008 503/629-6313 

Fax: 503/629-6323 



Hours: 

Monday-Thursday 5:30 am-10 pm 

Friday 5:30 am-8:30 pm 

Saturday 8 am-6 pm 

Sunday 10 am-6 pm 

Holiday Schedule: 7/4 (open 9 am-6 pm) 

Facility Closure: 

Aquatic Center Features 

Conestoga 



CONESTOGA DR 

SCHOLLS 

• Average Pool Temperature: 

Main Pool: 84°, Leisure Pool: 89° 

• Indoor Six-Lane Lap Pool 

• Indoor Leisure Pool 

• Water Features and Slide 

• Men’s & Women’s Locker Rooms 


Adults $ 3.50 

Seniors and 



130TH 

FERRY 

121ST 


125TH 

See pages 123-142 for Conestoga Recreation Programs 

LL 

• Diving Board 

• Water Basketball 

• Rope Swing 

• Party Rooms 

• Family Changing 

Rooms 


cardholder: 





HWY 217 

Conestoga Center Staff 

Brian Powers, Center Supervisor 

Lori Walker, Aquatic Coordinator I 

John Canova, Program Coordinator II 

Jennifer Chapin, Program Coordinator II 

Becky Fast, Program Coordinator II 

Teresa Suyama, Recreation Coordinator I 

Brian Sherman, Recreation Coordinator I 

Terri Cannon, Offi ce Tech 

Jean Bernards, Rental Coordinator 


Jump start your fi tness by joining one of our nationally certifi ed 

instructors in Shallow or Deep Water Aerobics or Water Walking. 

Water reduces joint stress, is 12 times more resistant than air, 

and assists the heart in blood fl ow throughout the body. 


classes where pre-registration is not required. 20 Visits: $60 ID 

$45 for ID Seniors (No discount for OD Seniors); $60 OD Adults 

and Seniors with assessment. Single Visit: $4.25 ID $12.75 OD 

without assessment. 

(Fitness 

Deep Water Aquarobics 

Scale) 

T/Th 6:15-7:15 pm 6/20-9/2 (4-5) 


Ages 5-17 yrs. Must be able to swim 25 yards crawl stroke, 25 

yards back stroke. No class 7/4. 

Must be able to swim 25 yards crawl stroke, 25 yards back 

stroke and tread water for one minute. Meets on Saturday 

mornings and district meet on 8/13. 

6/27-8/12 M/W/F 8-8:55 am $125 CA14200 

BIG TRUCK DAY 

Saturday, August 13 10 am-2 pm 

Join us for this free event! It’s a hands-on experience 

for the entire family. Come and admire many types 

of trucks and vehicles up close. Learn about safety, 

win prizes, hang out with Geoffrey and Chuck E. 

Cheese mascots, and dance to Victor Johnson’s music 

celebration. Many vendors participate! 

Call 503/629-6313 for more information. 

DO NOT MISS THE FUN! 





MORNING 

5:30-8:00 

Lap Swim-M** 

6:30-7:15 

Instruction 

(2 lns) 

8:00-Noon 

Instruction-L/M 

AFTERNOON 

Noon-1:15 

Lap Swim-M 

Family Swim-L 

3:00-4:30 

Open Swim-L/M 

4:30-5:15 

Instruction 

EVENING 

5:15-6:15 

Lap Swim-M** 

5:15-7:30 

Instruction-M/L 

7:30-9:00 

Open Swim-M/L 

9:00-9:45** 

Moonlight Adult 

Lap-M 

5:30-8:00 

Lap Swim-M** 

7:00-8:00 

Teen 

Conditioning 

(2 lns) 

8:00-Noon 


Noon-1:15 

Lap Swim-M 

Family Swim-L 

3:00-4:30 

Open Swim-L/M 

4:30-5:15 

Instruction 

5:15-6:15 

Lap Swim-M** 

5:15-7:30 


6:15-7:15 

Deep Water 

7:30-9:00 

Open Swim-M/L 

Conestoga Aquatic Center 503/629-6313 

5:30-8:00 

Lap Swim-M** 

6:30-7:15 

Instruction 

(2 lns) 

8:00-Noon 


Noon-1:15 

Lap Swim-M 

Family Swim-L 

3:00-4:30 

Open Swim-L/M 

4:30-5:15 

Instruction 

5:15-6:15 

Lap Swim-M** 

5:15-7:30 


7:30-9:00 

Open Swim-M/L 

9:00-9:45** 

Moonlight Adult 

Lap-M 

9985 SW 125th, Beaverton • Aquatic Facility Supervisor: Brian Powers 

Average Pool Temperature: Main Pool: 84°, Leisure Pool: 89° 

Holiday Schedule: 7/4 (open 9 am-6 pm) 

Pool Closed: M = Main Pool L = Leisure Pool *Limited no. of lanes 

5:30-8:00 

Lap Swim-M** 

7:00-8:00 

Teen 

Conditioning 

(2 lns) 

8:00-Noon 


Noon-1:15 

Lap Swim-M 

Family Swim-L 

3:00-4:30 

Open Swim-L/M 

4:30-5:15 

Instruction 

5:15-6:15 

Lap Swim-M** 

5:15-7:30 


6:15-7:15 

Deep Water 

7:30-9:00 

Open Swim-M/L 

5:30-8:00 

Lap Swim-M** 

8:00-Noon 


Noon-1:15 

Lap Swim-M 

Family Swim-L 

3:00-4:30 

Open Swim-L/M 

4:30-5:15 

Instruction 

5:00-6:30 

Lap Swim-M 

6:30-8:30 

Open Swim-M/L 

9:00-Noon 


4:30-6:00 

Lap Swim-M 

Family Swim-L 

Pool Rentals 


10:00-Noon 

Lap Swim-M 

Family Swim-L 

Family Dressing Rooms 

are available at this 

facility 

Noon-1:00 

Lap Swim-M 

Family-L 

1:15-4:15 

Open Swim-M/L 

Noon-2:00 


2:00-4:15 

Open Swim-M/L 

4:30`-6:00 

Lap Swim-M 

Family Swim-L 

Pool Rentals 









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New Level 

Information 

on page 49 










No class 7/4. 

6/27-7/8 M-F 8:20-8:50 am $48 CA11000 

7/11-7/22 M-F 8:20-8:50 am $53 CA11001 

7/25-8/5 M-F 8:20-8:50 am $53 CA11002 

8/8-8/19 M-F 8:20-8:50 am $53 CA11003 

8/22-9/2 M-F 8:20-8:50 am $53 CA11004 

6/27-7/8 M-F 8:55-9:25 am $48 CA11005 

7/11-7/22 M-F 8:55-9:25 am $53 CA11006 

7/25-8/5 M-F 8:55-9:25 am $53 CA11007 

8/8-8/19 M-F 8:55-9:25 am $53 CA11008 

8/22-9/2 M-F 8:55-9:25 am $53 CA11009 

6/27-7/8 M-F 9:30-10 am $48 CA11010 

7/11-7/22 M-F 9:30-10 am $53 CA11011 

7/25-8/5 M-F 9:30-10 am $53 CA11012 

8/8-8/19 M-F 9:30-10 am $53 CA11013 

8/22-9/2 M-F 9:30-10 am $53 CA11014 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:05-10:35 am $48 CA11015 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:05-10:35 am $53 CA11016 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:05-10:35 am $53 CA11017 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:05-10:35 am $53 CA11018 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:05-10:35 am $53 CA11019 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $48 CA11020 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $53 CA11021 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $53 CA11022 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $53 CA11023 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $53 CA11024 

6/27-7/27 M/W 4:35-5:05 pm $48 CA11030 

8/1-8/31 M/W 4:35-5:05 pm $53 CA11031 

6/27-7/27 M/W 5:10-5:40 pm $48 CA11032 

8/1-8/31 M/W 5:10-5:40 pm $53 CA11033 

6/27-7/27 M/W 5:45-6:15 pm $48 CA11034 

8/1-8/31 M/W 5:45-6:15 pm $53 CA11035 

6/27-7/27 M/W 6:20-6:50 pm $48 CA11036 

8/1-8/31 M/W 6:20-6:50 pm $53 CA11037 

6/27-7/27 M/W 6:55-7:25 pm $48 CA11038 

8/1-8/31 M/W 6:55-7:25 pm $53 CA11039 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 4:35-5:05 pm $53 CA11040 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 4:35-5:05 pm $53 CA11041 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 5:10-5:40 pm $53 CA11042 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 5:10-5:40 pm $53 CA11043 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 5:45-6:15 pm $53 CA11044 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 5:45-6:15 pm $53 CA11045 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:20-6:50 pm $53 CA11046 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:20-6:50 pm $53 CA11047 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:55-7:25 pm $53 CA11048 



Preschool Levels A & B (continued) 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:55-7:25 pm $53 CA11049 

7/9-8/27 S 9:05-9:35 am $43 CA11050 

7/9-8/27 S 9:40-10:10 am $43 CA11051 

7/9-8/27 S 10:15-10:45 am $43 CA11052 

7/9-8/27 S 10:50-11:20 am $43 CA11053 

7/9-8/27 S 11:25-11:55 am $43 CA11054 

7/10-8/28 Su 12:05-12:35 pm $43 CA11055 

7/10-8/28 Su 12:40-1:10 pm $43 CA11056 

7/10-8/28 Su 1:15-1:45 pm $43 CA11057 

Preschool Level C 

No class 7/4. 

6/27-7/8 M-F 8:55-9:25 am $48 CA11105 

7/11-7/22 M-F 8:55-9:25 am $53 CA11106 

7/25-8/5 M-F 8:55-9:25 am $53 CA11107 

8/8-8/19 M-F 8:55-9:25 am $53 CA11108 

6/27-7/8 M-F 9:30-10 am $48 CA11110 

7/11-7/22 M-F 9:30-10 am $53 CA11111 

7/25-8/5 M-F 9:30-10 am $53 CA11112 

8/8-8/19 M-F 9:30-10 am $53 CA11113 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $48 CA11120 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $53 CA11121 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $53 CA11122 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $53 CA11123 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $53 CA11124 

6/27-7/27 M/W 4:35-5:05 pm $48 CA11130 

8/1-8/31 M/W 4:35-5:05 pm $53 CA11131 

6/27-7/27 M/W 5:10-5:40 pm $48 CA11132 

8/1-8/31 M/W 5:10-5:40 pm $53 CA11133 

6/27-7/27 M/W 6:20-6:50 pm $48 CA11136 

8/1-8/31 M/W 6:20-6:50 pm $53 CA11137 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 4:35-5:05 pm $53 CA11140 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 4:35-5:05 pm $53 CA11141 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 5:10-5:40 pm $53 CA11142 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 5:10-5:40 pm $53 CA11143 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:20-6:50 pm $53 CA11146 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:20-6:50 pm $53 CA11147 

7/9-8/27 S 9:05-9:35 am $43 CA11150 

7/9-8/27 S 10:50-11:20 am $43 CA11153 

7/10-8/28 Su 12:05-12:35 pm $43 CA11155 

7/10-8/28 Su 12:40-1:10 pm $43 CA11156 

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Preschool Level D 

No class 7/4. 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:05-10:35 am $48 CA11215 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:05-10:35 am $53 CA11216 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:05-10:35 am $53 CA11217 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:05-10:35 am $53 CA11218 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:05-10:35 am $53 CA11219 

6/27-7/27 M/W 4:35-5:05 pm $48 CA11230 

8/1-8/31 M/W 4:35-5:05 pm $53 CA11231 

6/27-7/27 M/W 6:55-7:25 pm $48 CA11238 

8/1-8/31 M/W 6:55-7:25 pm $53 CA11239 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 4:35-5:05 pm $53 CA11241 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:55-7:25 pm $53 CA11248 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:55-7:25 pm $53 CA11249 

7/9-8/27 S 11:25-11:55 am $43 CA11254 


No class 7/4. 

6/27-7/8 M-F 8:55-9:25 am $48 CA12005 

7/11-7/22 M-F 8:55-9:25 am $53 CA12006 

7/25-8/5 M-F 8:55-9:25 am $53 CA12007 

8/8-8/19 M-F 8:55-9:25 am $53 CA12008 

6/27-7/8 M-F 9:30-10 am $48 CA12010 

7/11-7/22 M-F 9:30-10 am $53 CA12011 

7/25-8/5 M-F 9:30-10 am $53 CA12012 

8/8-8/19 M-F 9:30-10 am $53 CA12013 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:05-10:35 am $48 CA12015 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:05-10:35 am $53 CA12016 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:05-10:35 am $53 CA12017 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:05-10:35 am $53 CA12018 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:05-10:35 am $53 CA12019 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $48 CA12020 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $53 CA12021 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $53 CA12022 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $53 CA12023 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $53 CA12024 

6/27-7/27 M/W 4:35-5:05 pm $48 CA12030 

8/1-8/31 M/W 4:35-5:05 pm $53 CA12031 

6/27-7/27 M/W 6:20-6:50 pm $48 CA12036 

8/1-8/31 M/W 6:20-6:50 pm $53 CA12037 

6/27-7/27 M/W 6:55-7:25 pm $48 CA12038 

8/1-8/31 M/W 6:55-7:25 pm $53 CA12039 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 4:35-5:05 pm $53 CA12040 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 4:35-5:05 pm $53 CA12041 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:20-6:50 pm $53 CA12046 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:20-6:50 pm $53 CA12047 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:55-7:25 pm $53 CA12048 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:55-7:25 pm $53 CA12049 

7/9-8/27 S 9:05-9:35 am $43 CA12050 

7/9-8/27 S 10:15-10:45 am $43 CA12052 

7/10-8/28 Su 12:05-12:35 pm $43 CA12055 

7/10-8/28 Su 1:15-1:45 pm $43 CA12057 



School Age Level 2½ 

No class 7/4. 

6/27-7/8 M-F 8:55-9:25 am $48 CA12105 

7/11-7/22 M-F 8:55-9:25 am $53 CA12106 

7/25-8/5 M-F 8:55-9:25 am $53 CA12107 

8/8-8/19 M-F 8:55-9:25 am $53 CA12108 

6/27-7/8 M-F 9:30-10 am $48 CA12110 

7/11-7/22 M-F 9:30-10 am $53 CA12111 

7/25-8/5 M-F 9:30-10 am $53 CA12112 

8/8-8/19 M-F 9:30-10 am $53 CA12113 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $48 CA12120 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $53 CA12121 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $53 CA12122 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $53 CA12123 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $53 CA12124 

6/27-7/8 M-F 11:15-11:45 am $48 CA12125 

7/11-7/22 M-F 11:15-11:45 am $53 CA12126 

7/25-8/5 M-F 11:15-11:45 am $53 CA12127 

8/8-8/19 M-F 11:15-11:45 am $53 CA12128 

8/22-9/2 M-F 11:15-11:45 am $53 CA12129 

6/27-7/27 M/W 4:35-5:05 pm $48 CA12130 

8/1-8/31 M/W 4:35-5:05 pm $53 CA12131 

6/27-7/27 M/W 6:20-6:50 pm $48 CA12136 

8/1-8/31 M/W 6:20-6:50 pm $53 CA12137 

6/27-7/27 M/W 6:55-7:25 pm $48 CA12138 

8/1-8/31 M/W 6:55-7:25 pm $53 CA12139 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 4:35-5:05 pm $53 CA12140 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 4:35-5:05 pm $53 CA12141 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:20-6:50 pm $53 CA12146 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:20-6:50 pm $53 CA12147 

7/9-8/27 S 9:40-10:10 am $43 CA12151 

7/9-8/27 S 10:15-10:45 am $43 CA12152 

7/10-8/28 Su 12:40-1:10 pm $43 CA12156 

7/10-8/28 Su 1:15-1:45 pm $43 CA12157 


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Preschool/School Age Levels 3 & 3½ 

No class 7/4. 

6/27-7/8 M-F 9:30-10 am $48 CA13010 

7/11-7/22 M-F 9:30-10 am $53 CA13011 

7/25-8/5 M-F 9:30-10 am $53 CA13012 

8/8-8/19 M-F 9:30-10 am $53 CA13013 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:05-10:35 am $48 CA13015 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:05-10:35 am $53 CA13016 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:05-10:35 am $53 CA13017 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:05-10:35 am $53 CA13018 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:05-10:35 am $53 CA13019 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $48 CA13020 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $53 CA13021 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $53 CA13022 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $53 CA13023 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $53 CA13024 

6/27-7/8 M-F 11:15-11:45 am $48 CA13025 

7/11-7/22 M-F 11:15-11:45 am $53 CA13026 

7/25-8/5 M-F 11:15-11:45 am $53 CA13027 

8/8-8/19 M-F 11:15-11:45 am $53 CA13028 

8/22-9/2 M-F 11:15-11:45 am $53 CA13029 

6/27-7/27 M/W 4:35-5:05 pm $48 CA13030 

8/1-8/31 M/W 4:35-5:05 pm $53 CA13031 

8/1-8/31 M/W 5:45-6:15 pm $53 CA13035 

6/27-7/27 M/W 6:20-6:50 pm $48 CA13036 

8/1-8/31 M/W 6:20-6:50 pm $53 CA13037 

6/27-7/27 M/W 6:55-7:25 pm $48 CA13038 

8/1-8/31 M/W 6:55-7:25 pm $53 CA13039 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 4:35-5:05 pm $53 CA13040 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 4:35-5:05 pm $53 CA13041 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 5:10-5:40 pm $53 CA13042 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:55-7:25 pm $53 CA13048 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:55-7:25 pm $53 CA13049 

7/9-8/27 S 9:05-9:35 am $43 CA13050 

7/9-8/27 S 9:40-10:10 am $43 CA13051 

7/10-8/28 Su 12:05-12:35 pm $43 CA13055 

7/10-8/28 Su 1:15-1:45 pm $43 CA13057 




No class 7/4. 

6/27-7/8 M-F 8:55-9:25 am $48 CA13105 

7/11-7/22 M-F 8:55-9:25 am $53 CA13106 

7/25-8/5 M-F 8:55-9:25 am $53 CA13107 

8/8-8/19 M-F 8:55-9:25 am $53 CA13108 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:05-10:35 am $48 CA13115 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:05-10:35 am $53 CA13116 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:05-10:35 am $53 CA13117 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:05-10:35 am $53 CA13119 

6/27-7/27 M/W 5:10-5:40 pm $48 CA13132 

8/1-8/31 M/W 5:10-5:40 pm $53 CA13133 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 5:45-6:15 pm $53 CA13144 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 5:45-6:15 pm $53 CA13145 

7/9-8/27 S 9:40-10:10 am $43 CA13151 

7/10-8/28 Su 12:40-1:10 pm $43 CA13156 



Swim for Fitness 

Designed to focus on building endurance and learning the basic 

fundamentals of a fi tness-swimming workout. 

7/11-7/22 M-F 11:15-11:45 am $53 CA13226 

8/22-9/2 M-F 11:15-11:45 am $53 CA13229 

6/27-7/27 M/W 5:45-6:15 pm $48 CA13234 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 5:10-5:40 pm $53 CA13243 

Diving Levels 1-3 (All ages) 

Must be able to swim 25 yards crawl stroke, 25 yards back stroke. 

6/27-7/8 M-F 11:15 am-Noon $54 CA14225 

7/25-8/5 M-F 11:15 am-Noon $60 CA14227 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 4:35-5:05 pm $40 CA14240 






Baby & Me (6 months-24 months/Swim Diapers Required.) 

Provide your child the comfort of our warm water leisure pool to learn 

water orientation skills from our Water Safety Instructors. No class 7/4. 

6/27-7/27 M/W 5:45-6:15 pm $33 CA14034 

8/1-8/31 M/W 5:45-6:15 pm $36 CA14035 

7/9-8/27 S 10:50-11:20 am $29 CA14053 

7/10-8/28 Su 1:15-1:45 pm $29 CA14057 

Toddler & Me (18 months-36 months/Swim Diapers Required.) 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 5:45-6:15 pm $36 CA14044 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 5:45-6:15 pm $36 CA14045 

7/9-8/27 S 10:15-10:45 am $29 CA14052 

7/10-8/28 Su 12:05-12:35 pm $29 CA14055 

Baby/Toddler & Me (6 months-36 months/Swim Diapers Required.) 

6/27-7/8 M-F 9:30-10 am $33 CA14010 

7/25-8/5 M-F 9:30-10 am $36 CA14012 

8/22-9/2 M-F 9:30-10 am $36 CA14014 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $33 CA14020 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $36 CA14021 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $36 CA14022 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $36 CA14023 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:40-11:10 am $36 CA14024 

You & Your Preschooler (ages 3-6 yrs) 

Join our expert instructors & be part of the teaching process. 

7/11-7/22 M-F 9:30-10 am $53 CA14111 

8/8-8/19 M-F 9:30-10 am $53 CA14113 

6/27-7/27 M/W 5:10-5:40 pm $48 CA14132 

8/1-8/31 M/W 5:10-5:40 pm $53 CA14133 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:20-6:50 pm $53 CA14146 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:20-6:50 pm $53 CA14147 

7/9-8/27 S 11:25-11:55 am $43 CA14154 

7/10-8/28 Su 12:40-1:10 pm $43 CA14156 

Teen/Adult Instruction Levels B-E 

No class 7/4. 

6/27-7/27 M/W 9-9:30 pm $48 CA14358 

8/1-8/31 M/W 9-9:30 pm $53 CA14359 

Water Polo Basics (5-17 yrs.) 

Introduction to Water Polo skills. Must be able to swim 25 yards crawl 

stroke, 25 yards back stroke. 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 8:15-8:45 am $49 CA13202 



Adult Fitness Swim Classes 

Swim Conditioning Class is for adults ages 18+ yrs. Must be able swim 

lengths. 

6/27-8/31 M/W 6:30-7:15 am $97 CA13200 

Competitive/Splash Skills & Techniques 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 8:15-8:45 am $53 CA13201 

Private & Semi-Private Lessons 

PRIVATE LESSONS: 

One instructor to one student; $20 per ½ hr 

SEMI-PRIVATE LESSONS: 

One instructor to 2-3 students; $16 per ½ hr 

Lessons are scheduled based on instructor availability and are 

taught by Certifi ed Water Safety Instructors. 



Junior Lifeguarding Level 4+ (12-15 years) 

8/8-8/12 M-F 9:30 am-12:30 pm $98 CA15400 

Lifeguarding/AED 

Must be able to swim 300 yards using crawl stroke and breast stroke, 

swim 20 yards – submerge to a depth of 7-10 feet and retrieve a 10 lb 

diving brick, return to surface and swim back to starting point in 1 minute 

40 seconds. Fee includes $42.99 certifi cation and book fee. 

8/15-8/19 M-F 8:30 am-3 pm $179 CA15401 

Land Fitness Sampler 


9 am - 1 pm 

$5 

Come and sample a variety of fitness classes. 

Each class will be 20 to 30 minutes long. 


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Harman Swim Center 

ALLEN 

DENNEY 

HALL 

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Harman Swim Center 

7300 SW Scholls Ferry Road 

Beaverton, 97008 503/629-6314 

TriMet Route #56 


Hours: 

Monday-Thursday 6 am-9 pm 

Friday 6 am-6 pm 

Saturday 11:15 am-2:30 pm 

Sunday 11 am-3 pm 

Facility Closures: 7/4, 9/5 

Aquatic Facility Supervisor: Sabrina Taylor Schmitt 

Harman Swim Center offers: 

ADA Lift, Family Changing Rooms 

Average Pool Temperature: 88-89° 

HWY 

217 

SCHOLLS 

FERRY 

Harman 

Swim 

Center 

OLESON 

ALOMA 

Summer Splash Swim Team 

Ages 5-17 yrs. Must be able to swim 25 yards crawl stroke, 25 

yards back stroke. 

6/27-8/12 M/W/F 8-9 am $125 HM13200 


Adults $ 3.50 

Seniors and 




76TH 

GARDEN HOME 



74TH 


cardholder: 




Fitness passes may be used for all aquatics drop-in 

fi tness classes where pre-registration is not required. 

20 Visits: $60 ID, $45 for ID Seniors* 


(20 visit pass purchase good for one year) 

Single Visit: $4.25 ID, $12.75 OD without assessment. 


(Fitness 

Aquarobics 

M/W/F 9-9:55 am Forever Fit (3) 

M/W/F 10-10:55 am Liquid Motion (3-4) 

M/W/F 11-11:55 am Keeping it Fit (3) 

M/W 6:30-7:25 pm Night Moves (4-5) 

T/Th 8:30-9:25 am Pick Me Up! (3-4) 

T/Th 8-8:55 pm Night Moves (4-5) 

S 11:15 am-12:10 pm Weekend Warrior (4-5) 

Su 11-11:55 am Dig Deep (4-5) 

Healing Waters/Adaptive 

T/Th 10:30-11:55 am (1-2) 

Fluid Moves/Arthritis 

M-F/Su 1-1:55 pm (1-2) 

Water Exercise Fitness Scale 1-5 

(1) Zero to very low intensity in 

the water. Level one classes are 

water relaxation classes. Focus on 

breathing, meditation and range of 

movement. No experience needed, 


(2) Low to moderate intensity. Focus 

is on stretching, range of motion, 

and balance. No experience needed, 


(3) Moderate intensity. Focus is on 

range of motion, stretching, and 

Scale) 

aerobic activity. Great program for 

those new or returning to exercise. 

(4) Moderate to high intensity. Focus 

is on range of motion, stretching, 

and medium aerobic activity. 

(5) High intensity. Focus on strength, 

range of motion, and building aerobic 

activity. This will include 30-40 

minutes of aerobic activity. 

All classes last 55 minutes unless 

otherwise written. 

General Admission Swim Program Descriptions 

Deep Water Open Exercise: This program is in our deep water (over 

6 feet). There will be a mixture of width lap swim, water jogging/ 

walking, and personal water fi tness going on at the same time. 

Family Swim: Children under 18 years must be accompanied in the 

water by a parent. An adult must be within arm’s reach of all nonswimmers. 

Open Swim: Children under 7 years must be accompanied in the 

water by a parent or guardian. An adult must supervise children under 

10 years, but children 7-10 may have the parent supervise from the 

spectator area. An adult must be in the water and within arm’s reach 

of any non-swimmer. 

Senior Deep Water Exercise: This is a time for swimmers 55 years old 

and up. There is a variety of self-lead fi tness: width lap swim, water 

jogging/walking and personal water fi tness. 





MORNING 

6:00-8:00 

Adult Lap Swim 

8:00-8:55 

Splash Swim Team 

9:00-9:55 

Forever Fit^ & 

Deep End Open 

Exercise 

10:00-10:55 

Liquid Motion^ 

& Senior Deep End 

Open Exercise 

11:00-11:55 

Keeping It Fit^ & 

Senior Deep End 

Open Exercise 

AFTERNOON 

Noon-12:55 


(5 lns) 

Adaptive/Nontraditional 

Laps 

(1 ln) 

1:00-1:55 

Fluid Moves^ & 

Deep End Open 

Exercise 

2:00-4:30 

Swim Lessons 

4:30-5:30 

Open Swim 

EVENING 

5:35-6:25 


6:30-7:25 

Night Moves^ & 

Deep End Open 

Exercise 

7:30-8:55 

Open Swim 

6:00-8:25 


8:00-8:25 

1/2 pool 

Independent Ai Chi 

1/2 pool Lap (length) 

8:30-9:25 

Pick Me Up!^ & 

Deep End Open 

Exercise 

9:30-10:30 

Family Swim 

(3 lns) Shallow and 

the Deep End & 

Swim Lessons (3 

lns) Shallow End 

10:35-11:55 

Healing Waters^ 

Noon-12:55 


(5 lns) 


Laps 

(1 ln) 

1:00-1:55 


Deep End Open 

Exercise 

2:00-4:30 

Swim Lessons 

4:35-6:00 

Open Swim 

6:05-7:00 

All Age Lap Swim 

7:05-7:55 

Family Swim 

8:00-8:55 

Night Moves^ 

& Deep End Open 

Exercise 

Harman Swim Center 503/629-6314 

6:00-8:00 


8:00-8:55 


9:00-9:55 


Deep End Open 

Exercise 

10:00-10:55 



Open Exercise 

11:00-11:55 

Keeping It Fit^ 


Open Exercise 

Noon-12:55 


(5 lns) 


Laps 

(1 ln) 

1:00-1:55 


Deep End Open 

Exercise 

2:00-4:30 

Swim Lessons 

4:30-5:30 

Open Swim 

5:35-6:25 


6:30-7:25 

Night Moves^ & 

Deep End Open 

Exercise 

7:30-8:55 

Open Swim 

7300 SW Scholls Ferry Road, Beaverton 

Aquatic Facility Supervisor: Sabrina Taylor Schmitt 

Average Pool Temperature: 88-89° • TriMet Bus #56 • ADA Lift Available 

Closed: 7/4, 9/5. 

6:00-8:25 


8:00-8:25 

1/2 pool 

Independent Ai Chi 

1/2 pool Lap 

(length) 

8:30-9:25 

Pick Me Up!^ & 

Deep End Open 

Exercise 

9:30-10:30 

Family Swim 

(3 lns) Shallow and 

the Deep End & 

Swim Lessons (3 

lns) Shallow End 

10:35-11:55 

Healing Waters^ 

Noon-12:55 


(5 lns) 


Laps 

(1 ln) 

1:00-1:55 


Deep End Open 

Exercise 

2:00-4:30 

Swim Lessons 

4:35-6:00 

Open Swim 

6:05-7:00 


7:05-7:55 

Family Swim 

8:00-8:55 

Night Moves^ 


Exercise 

6:00-8:00 


8:00-8:55 


9:00-9:55 


Deep End Open 

Exercise 

10:00-10:55 



Open Exercise 

11:00-11:55 

Keeping It Fit^ 


Open Exercise 

Noon-12:55 


(5 lns) 


Laps 

(1 ln) 

1:00-1:55 


Deep End Open 

Exercise 

2:00-4:55 

2-3 Lns Open 

Swim 

& Swim Lessons 

(2-3 lns) Open 

Swim 

5:00-5:55 


10:00-11:10 

Swim Lessons 

11:15-12:10 

Weekend Warrior^ 


Exercise 

12:15-1:25 


(5 lns) 


Laps 

(1 ln) 

1:30-2:25 

Open Swim 

3:30-7:00 pm 

Rentals 

Harman has Family 

Changing Rooms 

Available 

^ Water Exercise Classes Levels 1-5 full description available at www.thprd.org: Forever Fit 3, Liquid Motion 3-4, Keeping It Fit 3-4, Night Moves 5, Pick 

Me Up 3-4, Weekend Warrior 4-5, Dig Deep 4-5, Healing Waters 1-2 (adaptive therapy program), Fluid Moves 2 (arthritis) and Ai Chi 1. 


9:00-11:00 

Rentals 

11:00-11:55 

Dig Deep 

Deep Water 

Aerobics & 

Shallow End 

Water Walking & 

Width Swimming 

No Open Exercise 

Noon-12:55 


(5 lns) 


Laps 

(1 ln) 

1:00-1:55 


Deep End Open 

Exercise 

2:00-2:55 

Open Swim 

3:00-6:00 

Swim Lessons 









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New Level 

Information 

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6/27-7/20 M/W 2-2:30 pm $37 HM11100 

7/25-8/10 M/W 2-2:30 pm $32 HM11101 

8/15-8/31 M/W 2-2:30 pm $32 HM11102 

6/27-7/20 M/W 2:35-3:05 pm $37 HM11103 

7/25-8/10 M/W 2:35-3:05 pm $32 HM11104 

8/15-8/31 M/W 2:35-3:05 pm $32 HM11105 

6/27-7/20 M/W 3:10-3:40 pm $37 HM11106 

7/25-8/10 M/W 3:10-3:40 pm $32 HM11107 

8/15-8/31 M/W 3:10-3:40 pm $32 HM11108 

6/27-7/20 M/W 3:45-4:15 pm $37 HM11109 

7/25-8/10 M/W 3:45-4:15 pm $32 HM11110 

8/15-8/31 M/W 3:45-4:15 pm $32 HM11111 

6/28-7/21 T/Th 9:30-10 am $43 HM11112 

7/26-8/11 T/Th 9:30-10 am $32 HM11113 

8/16-9/1 T/Th 9:30-10 am $32 HM11114 

6/28-7/21 T/Th 2-2:30 pm $43 HM11115 

7/26-8/11 T/Th 2-2:30 pm $32 HM11116 

8/16-9/1 T/Th 2-2:30 pm $32 HM11117 

6/28-7/21 T/Th 2:35-3:05 pm $43 HM11118 

7/26-8/11 T/Th 2:35-3:05 pm $32 HM11119 

8/16-9/1 T/Th 2:35-3:05 pm $32 HM11120 

6/28-7/21 T/Th 3:10-3:40 pm $43 HM11121 

7/26-8/11 T/Th 3:10-3:40 pm $32 HM11122 

8/16-9/1 T/Th 3:10-3:40 pm $32 HM11123 

6/28-7/21 T/Th 3:45-4:15 pm $43 HM11124 

7/26-8/11 T/Th 3:45-4:15 pm $32 HM11125 

8/16-9/1 T/Th 3:45-4:15 pm $32 HM11126 

7/9-8/27 S 8:55-9:25 am $43 HM11127 

7/9-8/27 S 9:30-10 am $43 HM11128 

7/9-8/27 S 10:40-11:10 am $43 HM11129 

7/10-8/28 Su 3-3:30 pm $43 HM11130 

7/10-8/28 Su 3:35-4:05 pm $43 HM11131 

7/10-8/28 Su 4:10-4:40 pm $43 HM11132 

7/10-8/28 Su 4:45-5:15 pm $43 HM11133 

7/10-8/28 Su 5:20-5:50 pm $43 HM11134 




6/27-7/20 M/W 2:35-3:05 pm $37 HM11135 

7/25-8/10 M/W 2:35-3:05 pm $32 HM11136 

8/15-8/31 M/W 2:35-3:05 pm $32 HM11137 

6/27-7/20 M/W 3:10-3:40 pm $37 HM11138 

7/25-8/10 M/W 3:10-3:40 pm $32 HM11139 

8/15-8/31 M/W 3:10-3:40 pm $32 HM11140 

6/28-7/21 T/Th 9:30-10 am $43 HM11141 

7/26-8/11 T/Th 9:30-10 am $32 HM11142 

8/16-9/1 T/Th 9:30-10 am $32 HM11143 

6/28-7/21 T/Th 2-2:30 pm $43 HM11144 

7/26-8/11 T/Th 2-2:30 pm $32 HM11145 

8/16-9/1 T/Th 2-2:30 pm $32 HM11146 

6/28-7/21 T/Th 2:35-3:05 pm $43 HM11147 

7/26-8/11 T/Th 2:35-3:05 pm $32 HM11148 

8/16-9/1 T/Th 2:35-3:05 pm $32 HM11149 

6/28-7/21 T/Th 3:10-3:40 pm $43 HM11150 

7/26-8/11 T/Th 3:10-3:40 pm $32 HM11151 

8/16-9/1 T/Th 3:10-3:40 pm $32 HM11152 

7/9-8/27 S 10:05-10:35 am $43 HM11153 

7/10-8/28 Su 3-3:30 pm $43 HM11154 

7/10-8/28 Su 4:10-4:40 pm $43 HM11155 

7/10-8/28 Su 4:45-5:15 pm $43 HM11156 


6/27-7/20 M/W 2:35-3:05 pm $37 HM11157 

7/25-8/10 M/W 2:35-3:05 pm $32 HM11158 

8/15-8/31 M/W 2:35-3:05 pm $32 HM11159 

6/27-7/20 M/W 3:10-3:40 pm $37 HM11160 

7/25-8/10 M/W 3:10-3:40 pm $32 HM11161 

8/15-8/31 M/W 3:10-3:40 pm $32 HM11162 

6/28-7/21 T/Th 2:35-3:05 pm $43 HM11163 

7/26-8/11 T/Th 2:35-3:05 pm $32 HM11164 

8/16-9/1 T/Th 2:35-3:05 pm $32 HM11165 

6/28-7/21 T/Th 3:45-4:15 pm $43 HM11166 

7/26-8/11 T/Th 3:45-4:15 pm $32 HM11167 

8/16-9/1 T/Th 3:45-4:15 pm $32 HM11168 

7/10-8/28 Su 3:35-4:05 pm $43 HM11169 

7/10-8/28 Su 5:20-5:50 pm $43 HM11170 







6/27-7/20 M/W 2-2:30 pm $37 HM11200 

7/25-8/10 M/W 2-2:30 pm $32 HM11201 

8/15-8/31 M/W 2-2:30 pm $32 HM11202 

6/27-7/20 M/W 3:10-3:40 pm $37 HM11203 

7/25-8/10 M/W 3:10-3:40 pm $32 HM11204 

8/15-8/31 M/W 3:10-3:40 pm $32 HM11205 

6/28-7/21 T/Th 10-10:30 am $43 HM11206 

7/26-8/11 T/Th 10-10:30 am $32 HM11207 

8/16-9/1 T/Th 10-10:30 am $32 HM11208 

6/28-7/21 T/Th 2:35-3:05 pm $43 HM11209 

7/26-8/11 T/Th 2:35-3:05 pm $32 HM11210 

8/16-9/1 T/Th 2:35-3:05 pm $32 HM11211 

6/28-7/21 T/Th 3:45-4:15 pm $43 HM11212 

7/26-8/11 T/Th 3:45-4:15 pm $32 HM11213 

8/16-9/1 T/Th 3:45-4:15 pm $32 HM11214 

7/9-8/27 S 8:55-9:25 am $43 HM11215 

7/10-8/28 Su 3:35-4:05 pm $43 HM11216 

7/10-8/28 Su 4:10-4:40 pm $43 HM11217 

7/10-8/28 Su 5:20-5:50 pm $43 HM11218 

School Age Levels Level 2½ & 3 

6/27-7/20 M/W 2-2:30 pm $37 HM11219 

7/25-8/10 M/W 2-2:30 pm $32 HM11220 

8/15-8/31 M/W 2-2:30 pm $32 HM11221 

6/27-7/20 M/W 3:45-4:15 pm $37 HM11222 

7/25-8/10 M/W 3:45-4:15 pm $32 HM11223 

8/15-8/31 M/W 3:45-4:15 pm $32 HM11224 

6/28-7/21 T/Th 2-2:30 pm $43 HM11225 

7/26-8/11 T/Th 2-2:30 pm $32 HM11226 

8/16-9/1 T/Th 2-2:30 pm $32 HM11227 

6/28-7/21 T/Th 3:10-3:40 pm $43 HM11228 

7/26-8/11 T/Th 3:10-3:40 pm $32 HM11229 

8/16-9/1 T/Th 3:10-3:40 pm $32 HM11230 

6/28-7/21 T/Th 3:45-4:15 pm $43 HM11231 

7/26-8/11 T/Th 3:45-4:15 pm $32 HM11232 

8/16-9/1 T/Th 3:45-4:15 pm $32 HM11233 

7/9-8/27 S 8:55-9:25 am $43 HM11234 

7/9-8/27 S 10:05-10:35 am $43 HM11235 

7/10-8/28 Su 3-3:30 pm $43 HM11236 

7/10-8/28 Su 4:10-4:40 pm $43 HM11237 

7/10-8/28 Su 4:45-5:15 pm $43 HM11238 




6/27-7/20 M/W 2-2:30 pm $37 HM11239 

7/25-8/10 M/W 2-2:30 pm $32 HM11240 

8/15-8/31 M/W 2-2:30 pm $32 HM11241 

6/27-7/20 M/W 2:35-3:05 pm $37 HM11242 

7/25-8/10 M/W 2:35-3:05 pm $32 HM11243 

8/15-8/31 M/W 2:35-3:05 pm $32 HM11244 

6/27-7/20 M/W 3:45-4:15 pm $37 HM11245 

7/25-8/10 M/W 3:45-4:15 pm $32 HM11246 

8/15-8/31 M/W 3:45-4:15 pm $32 HM11247 

6/28-7/21 T/Th 2-2:30 pm $43 HM11248 

7/26-8/11 T/Th 2-2:30 pm $32 HM11249 

8/16-9/1 T/Th 2-2:30 pm $32 HM11250 

6/28-7/21 T/Th 2:35-3:05 pm $43 HM11251 

7/26-8/11 T/Th 2:35-3:05 pm $32 HM11252 

8/16-9/1 T/Th 2:35-3:05 pm $32 HM11253 

6/28-7/21 T/Th 3:10-3:40 pm $43 HM11254 

7/26-8/11 T/Th 3:10-3:40 pm $32 HM11255 

8/16-9/1 T/Th 3:10-3:40 pm $32 HM11256 

7/9-8/27 S 10:05-10:35 am $43 HM11257 

7/10-8/28 Su 3-3:30 pm $43 HM11258 

7/10-8/28 Su 3:35-4:05 pm $43 HM11269 

7/10-8/28 Su 4:45-5:15 pm $43 HM11260 


6/27-7/20 M/W 2:35-3:05 pm $37 HM11261 

7/25-8/10 M/W 2:35-3:05 pm $32 HM11262 

8/15-8/31 M/W 2:35-3:05 pm $32 HM11263 

6/27-7/20 M/W 3:45-4:15 pm $37 HM11264 

7/25-8/10 M/W 3:45-4:15 pm $32 HM11265 

8/15-8/31 M/W 3:45-4:15 pm $32 HM11266 

6/28-7/21 T/Th 3:10-3:40 pm $43 HM11267 

7/26-8/11 T/Th 3:10-3:40 pm $32 HM11268 

8/16-9/1 T/Th 3:10-3:40 pm $32 HM11269 

6/28-7/21 T/Th 3:45-4:15 pm $43 HM11270 

7/26-8/11 T/Th 3:45-4:15 pm $32 HM11271 

8/16-9/1 T/Th 3:45-4:15 pm $32 HM11272 

7/10-8/28 Su 3-3:30 pm $43 HM11273 

7/10-8/28 Su 4:10-4:40 pm $43 HM11274 

7/10-8/28 Su 5:20-5:50 pm $43 HM11275 


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Drop Ins Welcome $5.75 ID / $15.75 OD 

6/27-7/20 M/W 2-2:30 pm $25 HM13100 

7/25-8/10 M/W 2-2:30 pm $22 HM13101 

8/15-8/31 M/W 2-2:30 pm $22 HM13102 

6/28-7/21 T/Th 10-10:30 am $29 HM13103 

7/26-8/11 T/Th 10-10:30 am $22 HM13104 

8/16-9/1 T/Th 10-10:30 am $22 HM13105 

7/9-8/27 S 9:30-10 am $29 HM13106 

7/9-8/27 S 10:40-11:10 am $29 HM13107 

Diving Level 1 & 2 (All Ages) 

Must be able to swim 25 yards crawl stroke, 25 yards back stroke. 

6/27-7/20 M/W 3:45-4:15 pm $28 HM13201 

7/25-8/10 M/W 3:45-4:15 pm $24 HM13202 

8/15-8/31 M/W 3:45-4:15 pm $24 HM13203 

Private Lessons 

1 instructor/1 student – 30 min. lesson 

Certifi ed water safety instructors teach all Private Lessons 

Call center for Semi-Private Lesson enrollment 

6/27-7/20 M/W 2-2:30 pm $140 Series of 7 HM13300 



6/27-7/20 M/W 2:35-3:05 pm $140 Series of 7 HM13303 




7/25-8/10 M/W 3:10-3:40 pm $120 Seriesof 6 HM13307 

8/15-8/31 M/W 3:10-3:40 pm $120 Seriesof 6 HM13308 




8/15-8/19 M/W/F 8-8:30 am $60 Series of 3 HM13312 



8/15-8/19 M/W/F 8:30-9 am $60 Series of 3 HM13315 



6/28-7/21 T/Th 2-2:30 pm $160 Series of 8 HM13318 



7/1-7/22 F 2-2:30 pm $80 Series of 4 HM13321 



7/1-7/22 F 2:35-3:05 pm $80 Series of 4 HM13324 




Continued 



Private Lessons (continued) 






7/10-7/31 Su 4:45-5:15 pm $80 Series of 4 HM13333 





6/27-7/20 M/W 3:45-4:15 pm $37 HM13204 

7/25-8/10 M/W 3:45-4:15 pm $32 HM13205 

8/15-8/31 M/W 3:45-4:15 pm $32 HM13206 

6/28-7/21 T/Th 3:45-4:15 pm $43 HM13207 

7/26-8/11 T/Th 3:45-4:15 pm $32 HM13208 

8/16-9/1 T/Th 3:45-4:15 pm $32 HM13209 



Jr. Lifeguard & Swim Aide 

Must be able to swim 300 yards and tread water for 2 minutes. 

6/27-7/20 M/W 3:10-5:25 pm $98 HM14300 



HWY 217 

WALKER 

N 

SUNSET 

CANYON 

CANYON LN 

HWY 

Raleigh Swim 



78TH 

MINER 

Raleigh Swim Center 


Portland, 97229 503/297-6888 




Monday - Friday 8 am-8 pm 

Saturday & Sunday 12:30-6:30 pm 

Holidays: 7/4, 9/6 12:30-5:15 pm 


• Average pool temperature: 84° 

• Outdoor pool 

• ADA Aquatic Lift 


Adults $ 3.50 

Seniors and 



RD 


Raleigh Swim Center 


cardholder: 













Shallow Water Aquarobics 

(Fitness 

Scale) 

M-F Starts 6/27 8:30-9:30 am (4) 


T/Th Starts 6/28 8:30-9:30 am (4) 

Dive-In Movie Night 

July 8, 2011 

Come for the fun at Raleigh Swim Center! 

Starts at 8 pm 

Follow us on 



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MORNING 

7:00-8:30 

All Age Lap 

8:30-9:30 

Aquarobics/ 

DW Aerobics 

Begins 6/27 

9:45-11:20 

Instruction 

AFTERNOON 

11:30-1:30 


1:30-3:00 

Open Swim 

3:30-5:00 

Open Swim 

EVENING 

5:05-6:10 

Instruction 

6:15-7:15 

Adult Lap 

7:15-8:30 

Open Swim 

7:00-8:30 

All Age Lap 

8:30-9:30 

Aquarobics/ 

Deep Water 

Water Walking 

Begins 6/28 

9:45-11:20 

Instruction 

11:30-1:30 


1:30-3:00 

Open Swim 

3:30-5:00 

Open Swim 

5:05-6:10 

Instruction 

6:15-7:15 

Adult Lap 

7:15-8:30 

Open Swim 

Raleigh Swim Center 503/297-6888 

7:00-8:30 

All Age Lap 

8:30-9:30 

Aquarobics/ 

DW Aerobics 

Begins 6/29 

9:45-11:20 

Instruction 

11:30-1:30 


1:30-3:00 

Open Swim 

3:30-5:00 

Open Swim 

5:05-6:10 

Instruction 

6:15-7:15 

Adult Lap 

7:15-8:30 

Open Swim 

500 SW 78th Ave., Portland • Aquatic Facility Supervisor: Margaret Keehn 

Average Pool Temperature: 84° • Tri Met Bus #55 

Offi ce Hours: 8 am-8 pm Mon-Fri, Noon-7 pm Sat & Sun 

Holiday Schedule: 7/4, 9/6 - Noon-5:15 pm 

7:00-8:30 

All Age Lap 

8:30-9:30 

Aquarobics/ 

Deep Water 

Water Walking 

Begins 6/30 

9:45-11:20 

Instruction 

11:30-1:30 


1:30-3:00 

Open Swim 

3:30-5:00 

Open Swim 

5:05-6:10 

Instruction 

6:15-7:15 

Adult Lap 

7:15-8:30 

Open Swim 

7:00-8:30 

All Age Lap 

8:30-9:30 

Aquarobics/ 

DW Aerobics 

Begins 7/1 

9:45-11:20 

Instruction 

11:30-1:30 


1:30-3:00 

Open Swim 

3:30-5:00 

Open Swim 

5:05-6:10 

Instruction 

6:15-7:15 

Adult Lap 

7:15-8:30 

Open Swim 

Outdoor 

Pool 









Noon-1:30 

All Age Lap 

1:30-4:00 

Open Swim 

4:30-6:00 

Open Swim 

6:00-7:00 


Noon-1:30 

All Age Lap 

1:30-4:00 

Open Swim 

4:30-6:00 

Open Swim 

6:00-7:00 




Raleigh Swim Center 503/297-6888 




6/27-7/15 M/W/F 9:45-10:15 am $43 RL11100 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 9:45-10:15 am $64 RL11101 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 9:45-10:15 am $48 RL11102 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 10:20-10:50 am $43 RL11103 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 10:20-10:50 am $64 RL11104 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:20-10:50 am $48 RL11105 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9:45-10:15 am $53 RL11106 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9:45-10:15 am $53 RL11107 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 5:05-5:35 pm $43 RL11108 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 5:05-5:35 pm $48 RL11109 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 5:40-6:10 pm $43 RL11110 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 5:40-6:10 pm $64 RL11111 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 5:05-5:35 pm $53 RL11112 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 5:05-5:35 pm $53 RL11113 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 5:40-6:10 pm $53 RL11114 


6/27-7/15 M/W/F 9:45-10:15 am $43 RL11151 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 9:45-10:15 am $48 RL11152 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:55-11:25 am $53 RL11153 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 5:05-5:35 pm $64 RL11154 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 5:40-6:10 pm $53 RL11155 


7/18-8/12 M/W/F 9:45-10:15 am $64 RL11170 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 10:20-10:50 am $43 RL11171 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:55-11:25 am $53 RL11172 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 5:05-5:35 pm $48 RL11173 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 5:40-6:10 pm $43 RL11174 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 5:05-5:35 pm $53 RL11175 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 5:40-6:10 pm $53 RL11176 


New Level 

Information 

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6/27-7/15 M/W/F 10:55-11:25 am $43 RL11200 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 10:55-11:25 am $64 RL11201 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:55-11:25 am $48 RL11202 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:20-10:50 am $53 RL11203 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:20-10:50 am $53 RL11204 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 5:05-5:35 pm $43 RL11205 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 5:40-6:10 pm $48 RL11206 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 5:40-6:10 pm $53 RL11207 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 5:40-6:10 pm $53 RL11208 




8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:55-11:25 am $48 RL11250 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9:45-10:15 am $53 RL11251 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 5:05-5:35 pm $64 RL11252 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 5:05-5:35 pm $53 RL11253 

Preschool/School Age Level 3 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 10:55-11:25 am $43 RL11270 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 10:55-11:25 am $64 RL11271 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9:45-10:15 am $53 RL11272 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 5:40-6:10 pm $43 RL11273 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 5:40-6:10 pm $64 RL11274 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 5:40-6:10 pm $48 RL11275 




7/18-8/12 M/W/F 10:20-10:50 am $64 RL12200 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:20-10:50 am $53 RL12201 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:55-11:25 am $53 RL12202 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 5:05-5:35 pm $43 RL12203 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 5:05-5:35 pm $48 RL12204 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 5:40-6:10 pm $64 RL12205 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 5:40-6:10 pm $53 RL12206 


8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:20-10:50 am $48 RL12250 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:20-10:50 am $53 RL12251 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:55-11:25 am $53 RL12252 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 5:05-5:35 pm $64 RL12253 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 5:05-5:35 pm $48 RL12254 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 5:05-5:35 pm $53 RL12255 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 5:05-5:35 pm $53 RL12256 




8/15-9/2 M/W/F 5:40-6:10 pm $48 RL13200 

Dive-In Movie Night 

July 8, 2011 

Come for the fun at Raleigh Swim Center! 



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EVERGREEN 

CORNELL 

185TH 

Somerset 

West Swim 


PARK VIEW 

Somerset West Swim Center 

Facility 

HWY (26) 

WEST 

Somerset West Swim Center 

185th & Parkview Blvd. 

Portland, 97229 503/645-1413 

TriMet Routes #52 & 89 


Hours: 

Monday/Wednesday/Friday 6 am - 8:30 pm 

Tuesday/Thursday 6 am - 7:45 pm 

Saturday & Sunday Noon - 7:30 pm 

No Lessons: 7/4 

Holiday Schedule: 7/4 Noon - 6 pm 


• Average pool temperature: 84° 

• Outdoor pool 


Adults $ 3.50 

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Splash Swim Teams 

A recreational swim team for youth ages 5-17 years who can swim 25 

yards crawl stroke and 25 yards back stroke. Meets on some Saturdays. 

6/27-8/13 M/W/F 8-9:30 am $125 SW14200 

(8-8:45 or 8:45-9:30) 

Competitive/Splash Skills & 

Techniques 

(For swimmers who can swim 25 yards crawl stroke and 25 yards back 

stroke, who want to work on competitive stroke technique such as 

butterfl y, diving and fl ip turns). 

6/28-7/7 T/Th 8:30-9 am $21 SW14240 

7/12-7/21 T/Th 8:30-9 am $21 SW14241 

7/26-8/4 T/Th 8:30-9 am $21 SW14242 

8/9-8/11 T/Th 8:30-9 am $11 SW14243 

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Somerset West Swim Center 503/645-1413 

18300 NW Parkview Blvd., Portland 


Average Pool Temperature: 84° • Tri Met Bus #52 and #89 

No Lessons: 7/4 • Holiday Schedule: 7/4, Noon-6 pm 

No lap swim 8-9:30 am (T/Th) 6/22 & 6/24 due to staff training. 


MORNING 

6:00-8:00 

All Age Lap 

8:00-9:30 


9:30-Noon 

Instruction 

AFTERNOON 

Noon-1:30 


1:30-3:00 

Open Swim 

3:00-3:30 

Maintenance 

3:30-5:00 

Open Swim 

EVENING 

5:00-6:00 

All Age Lap 

6:00-7:15 

Instruction 

7:15-8:30 

Open Swim 

6:00-8:00 

All Age Lap 

8:00-9:30 

All Age Lap/Instr. 

(Limited Lanes) 

8:30-9:30 

Splash Technique 

Workshop/ 


9:30-Noon 

Instruction 

Noon-1:30 


1:30-3:00 

Open Swim 

3:00-3:30 

Maintenance 

3:30-5:00 

Open Swim 

5:00-6:00 

All Age Lap 

6:00-7:45 

Instruction 

6:00-8:00 

All Age Lap 

8:00-9:30 


9:30-Noon 

Instruction 

Noon-1:30 


1:30-3:00 

Open Swim 

3:00-3:30 

Maintenance 

3:30-5:00 

Open Swim 

5:00-6:00 

All Age Lap 

6:00-7:15 

Instruction 

7:15-8:30 

Open Swim 

6:00-8:00 

All Age Lap 

8:00-9:30 

All Age Lap/Instr. 

(Limited Lanes) 

8:30-9:30 

Splash Technique 

Workshop/ 


9:30-Noon 

Instruction 

Noon-1:30 


1:30-3:00 

Open Swim 

3:00-3:30 

Maintenance 

3:30-5:00 

Open Swim 

5:00-6:00 

All Age Lap 

6:00-7:45 

Instruction 

6:00-8:00 

All Age Lap 

8:00-9:30 


9:30-Noon 

Instruction 

Noon-1:30 


1:30-3:00 

Open Swim 

3:00-3:30 

Maintenance 

3:30-5:00 

Open Swim 

5:00-6:00 

All Age Lap 

6:00-7:15 

Instruction 

7:15-8:30 

Open Swim 

10:00-Noon 

Pool Rentals 

Noon-1:00 

All Age Lap 

1:00-3:00 

Open Swim 

3:30-5:00 

Open Swim 

Outdoor Pool 

5:00-6:00 

All Age Lap 

6:00-7:30 

Open Swim 

Pool Rentals 


10:00-Noon 

Pool Rentals 









Noon-1:00 

All Age Lap 

1:00-3:00 

Open Swim 

3:30-5:00 

Open Swim 

5:00-6:00 

All Age Lap 

6:00-7:30 

Open Swim 

Pool Rentals 

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6/27-7/8 M-F 9:35-10:05 am $48 SW11000 

7/11-7/22 M-F 9:35-10:05 am $53 SW11001 

7/25-8/5 M-F 9:35-10:05 am $53 SW11002 

8/8-8/19 M-F 9:35-10:05 am $53 SW11003 

8/22-9/2 M-F 9:35-10:05 am $53 SW11004 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:10-10:40 am $48 SW11005 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:10-10:40 am $53 SW11006 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:10-10:40 am $53 SW11007 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:10-10:40 am $53 SW11008 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:10-10:40 am $53 SW11009 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 10:45-11:15 am $43 SW11018 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 10:45-11:15 am $64 SW11019 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:45-11:15 am $48 SW11020 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 11:20-11:50 am $43 SW11021 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 11:20-11:50 am $64 SW11022 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 11:20-11:50 am $48 SW11023 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 6-6:30 pm $43 SW11030 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 6-6:30 pm $48 SW11031 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 6-6:30 pm $48 SW11032 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 6:35-7:05 pm $43 SW11033 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 6:35-7:05 pm $64 SW11034 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 6:35-7:05 pm $48 SW11035 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:45-11:15 am $48 SW11046 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:45-11:15 am $48 SW11047 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6-6:30 pm $48 SW11054 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6-6:30 pm $48 SW11055 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:35-7:05 pm $48 SW11056 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:35-7:05 pm $48 SW11057 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 7:10-7:40 pm $48 SW11058 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 7:10-7:40 pm $48 SW11059 



Preschool Levels C & D 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:10-10:40 am $48 SW11105 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:10-10:40 am $53 SW11106 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:10-10:40 am $53 SW11107 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:10-10:40 am $53 SW11108 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:10-10:40 am $53 SW11109 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 10:45-11:15 am $43 SW11118 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 10:45-11:15 am $64 SW11119 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:45-11:15 am $48 SW11120 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 11:20-11:50 am $43 SW11121 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 11:20-11:50 am $64 SW11122 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 11:20-11:50 am $48 SW11123 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 6:35-7:05 pm $43 SW11133 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 6:35-7:05 pm $64 SW11134 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 6:35-7:05 pm $48 SW11135 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 11:20-11:50 am $53 SW11148 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 11:20-11:50 am $53 SW11149 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:35-7:05 pm $53 SW11156 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:35-7:05 pm $53 SW11157 


6/27-7/8 M-F 9:35-10:05 am $48 SW12000 

7/11-7/22 M-F 9:35-10:05 am $53 SW12001 

7/25-8/5 M-F 9:35-10:05 am $53 SW12002 

8/8-8/19 M-F 9:35-10:05 am $53 SW12003 

8/22-9/2 M-F 9:35-10:05 am $53 SW12004 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 11:20-11:50 am $43 SW12021 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 11:20-11:50 am $64 SW12022 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 11:20-11:50 am $48 SW12023 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 6-6:30 pm $43 SW12030 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 6-6:30 pm $64 SW12031 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 6-6:30 pm $48 SW12032 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:45-11:15 am $53 SW12046 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:45-11:15 am $53 SW12047 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6-6:30 pm $53 SW12054 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6-6:30 pm $53 SW12055 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 7:10-7:40 pm $53 SW12058 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 7:10-7:40 pm $53 SW12059 

Private and semi-private lessons are available on a fi rst come fi rst serve basis. They are offered during regular lesson times when 

group lessons do not fi ll. Contact the swim center and leave information where you can be reached as well as your desired schedule 

and we will call as soon as a spot opens up. The cost is $20 per 30 minute one-on one lesson, and $16 each for two students. 

Whether your student has reached a plateau, gets distracted easily, or just learns better in a more controlled environment, private 

lessons may be just the thing for you. Call us at 503/645-1413. 






School Age Levels 2½ & 3 

6/27-7/8 M-F 9:35-10:05 am $48 SW12100 

7/11-7/22 M-F 9:35-10:05 am $53 SW12101 

7/25-8/5 M-F 9:35-10:05 am $53 SW12102 

8/8-8/19 M-F 9:35-10:05 am $53 SW12103 

8/22-9/2 M-F 9:35-10:05 am $53 SW12104 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 10:45-11:15 am $43 SW12118 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 10:45-11:15 am $64 SW12119 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:45-11:15 am $48 SW12120 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 11:20-11:50 am $43 SW12121 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 11:20-11:50 am $64 SW12122 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 11:20-11:50 am $48 SW12123 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 6-6:30 pm $43 SW12130 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 6-6:30 pm $64 SW12131 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 6-6:30 pm $48 SW12132 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:45-11:15 am $53 SW12146 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:45-11:15 am $53 SW12147 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6-6:30 pm $53 SW12154 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6-6:30 pm $53 SW12155 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 7:10-7:40 pm $53 SW12158 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 7:10-7:40 pm $53 SW12159 




6/27-7/8 M-F 10:10-10:40 am $48 SW13005 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:10-10:40 am $53 SW13006 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:10-10:40 am $53 SW13007 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:10-10:40 am $53 SW13008 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:10-10:40 am $53 SW13009 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 10:45-11:15 am $43 SW13018 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:45-11:15 am $48 SW13020 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 6:35-7:05 pm $43 SW13033 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 6:35-7:05 pm $64 SW13034 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 6:35-7:05 pm $48 SW13035 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 11:20-11:50 am $53 SW13048 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 11:20-11:50 am $53 SW13049 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 5-5:30 pm $53 SW13050 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 5-5:30 pm $53 SW13051 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:35-7:05 pm $53 SW13056 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:35-7:05 pm $53 SW13057 




7/18-8/12 M/W/F 10:45-11:15 am $64 SW13119 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 5-5:30 pm $43 SW13124 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 5-5:30 pm $64 SW13125 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 5-5:30 pm $48 SW13126 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9-9:30 am $53 SW13144 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9-9:30 am $53 SW13145 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 5:30-6 pm $53 SW13152 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 5:30-6 pm $53 SW13153 




6/28-7/28 T/Th 9-9:30 am $53 SW13244 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9-9:30 am $53 SW13245 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 5:30-6 pm $43 SW13227 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 5:30-6 pm $64 SW13228 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 5:30-6 pm $48 SW13229 




6/28-7/28 T/Th 11:20-11:50 am $36 SW14048 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 11:20-11:50 am $36 SW14049 


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13707 NW Science Park Drive 

Portland, 97229 503/629-6315 



Sunset Swim Center offers: 

ADA Aquatic Lift 


Sunset Swim 

Center/ 


MURRAY 


Monday-Thursday 8 am-8 pm 

Friday 8 am-6 pm 

Saturday 12:30-5 pm 

Closed: 7/4 & 9/5 

HWY (26) 

Sunset Day Camp 

BARNES 

8/29 M 8 am-5:30 pm $44 SS15100 

8/30 T 8 am-5:30 pm $44 SS15101 

8/31 W 8 am-5:30 pm $44 SS15102 

9/1 Th 8 am-5:30 pm $44 SS15103 

9/2 F 8 am-5:30 pm $44 SS15104 

For more information, see our summer camp page 47. 

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20 Visits: $60 ID $45 for ID seniors 

20 Visits: $60 OD adults and seniors with assessment 

Single Visit: $4.25 ID $12.75 OD without assessment 

(No discount for OD seniors) 


(Fitness 

Scale) 

M-F 8-9 am Starts 6/27 (4) 


M-F 8-9 am Starts 6/27 (4) 

Splash Swim Teams 


swim 25 yards crawl stroke and 25 yards back stroke. Swim 

meets held some Saturdays. Schedule handed out fi rst day of 

program. 

6/27-8/13 M/W/F/S 2-3 pm $125 SS13400 


Adults $ 3.50 

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Sunset Swim Center 503/629-6315 

13707 NW Science Park Drive, Portland 

Aquatic Facility Supervisor: Margaret Keehn 


TriMet Bus #62, #89 

Offi ce Hours: 8 am-8 pm Mon-Thurs, 

8 am-6 pm Fri, 12:30-5 pm Sat & Sun 

Closed: 7/4, 9/5 

*1 lap lane available 


MORNING 

7:00-7:55 


8:00-9:00 

Aquarobics/ 

DW Aerobics 

(Begins 6/27) 

9:05-11:30 

Instruction 

AFTERNOON 

11:30-1:00 


1:00-2:00 

Senior Swim 

2:00-3:00 


3:05-5:00 

Open Swim 

5:10-7:30 

Instruction 

EVENING 

7:30-8:30 

Teen/Adult Lap 

(Begins 6/27) 

7:00-7:55 


8:00-9:00 

Aquarobics/ 

DW Aerobics 

(Begins 6/28) 

9:05-11:30 

Instruction 

11:30-1:00 


1:00-3:00 

Instruction* 

3:05-5:00 

Open Swim 

5:10-7:30 

Instruction 

7:30-8:30 


(Begins 6/28) 

7:00-7:55 


8:00-9:00 

Aquarobics/ 

DW Aerobics 

(Begins 6/29) 

9:05-11:30 

Instruction 

11:30-1:00 


1:00-2:00 

Senior Swim 

2:00-3:00 


3:05-5:00 

Open Swim 

5:10-7:30 

Instruction 

7:30-8:30 


(Begins 6/29) 

7:00-7:55 


8:00-9:00 

Aquarobics/ 

DW Aerobics 

(Begins 6/30) 

9:05-11:30 

Instruction 

11:30-1:00 


1:00-3:00 

Instruction* 

3:05-5:00 

Open Swim 

5:10-7:30 

Instruction 

7:30-8:30 


(Begins 6/30) 

7:00-7:55 


8:00-9:00 

Aquarobics/ 

DW Aerobics 

(Begins 7/1) 

9:05-11:30 

Instruction 

11:30-1:00 


1:00-2:00 

Senior Swim 

2:00-3:00 


3:05-5:00 

Open Swim 

5:00-6:00 

Adult Lap 

7:00-Noon 

Synchro Club 

Noon-1:30 


1:30-4:00 

Open Swim* 

4:00-5:00 


5:00-6:00 

Pool Rentals 

Aqua lift available 

for pool entry 

Outside Wading Pool 

Ages 5 and under 

Hours: 

Mon-Sun 12:30-5:00 pm 


Noon-1:30 


1:30-3:00 

Open Swim* 

3:15-5:00 

Instruction 









5:00-6:00 

Pool Rentals 

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6/27-7/15 M/W/F 9:05-9:35 am $43 SSS11100 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 9:05-9:35 am $64 SSS11101 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 9:05-9:35 am $48 SSS11102 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 9:40-10:10 am $43 SSS11103 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 9:40-10:10 am $64 SSS11104 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 9:40-10:10 am $48 SSS11105 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 10:15-10:45 am $43 SSS11106 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 10:15-10:45 am $64 SSS11107 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:15-10:45 am $48 SSS11108 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 10:50-11:20 am $43 SSS11109 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 10:50-11:20 am $64 SSS11110 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:50-11:20 am $48 SSS11111 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9:05-9:35 am $53 SSS11112 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9:05-9:35 am $53 SSS11113 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9:40-10:10 am $53 SSS11115 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9:40-10:10 am $53 SSS11116 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:15-10:45 am $53 SSS11117 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:15-10:45 am $53 SSS11118 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:50-11:20 am $53 SSS11119 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:50-11:20 am $53 SSS11120 

6/27-7/27 M/W 5:10-5:40 pm $48 SSS11121 

8/1-8/31 M/W 5:10-5:40 pm $53 SSS11122 

6/27-7/27 M/W 6:20-6:50 pm $48 SSS11123 

8/1-8/31 M/W 6:20-6:50 pm $53 SSS11124 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 5:10-5:40 pm $53 SSS11125 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 5:10-5:40 pm $53 SSS11126 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:20-6:50 pm $53 SSS11127 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:20-6:50 pm $53 SSS11128 

7/10-8/28 Su 3:15-3:45 pm $43 SSS11129 


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6/27-7/15 M/W/F 9:40-10:10 am $43 SSS11150 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 9:40-10:10 am $64 SSS11151 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 9:40-10:10 am $48 SSS11152 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 10:50-11:20 am $43 SSS11153 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 10:50-11:20 am $64 SSS11154 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:50-11:20 am $48 SSS11155 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9:40-10:10 am $53 SSS11156 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9:40-10:10 am $53 SSS11157 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:50-11:20 am $53 SSS11158 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:50-11:20 am $53 SSS11159 

6/27-7/27 M/W 5:10-5:40 pm $48 SSS11160 

8/1-8/31 M/W 6:20-6:50 pm $53 SSS11161 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 5:10-5:40 pm $53 SSS11162 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:20-6:50 pm $53 SSS11163 

7/10-8/28 Su 3:50-4:20 pm $43 SSS11164 




6/27-7/15 M/W/F 9:05-9:35 am $43 SSS11170 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 9:05-9:35 am $64 SSS11171 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 9:05-9:35 am $48 SSS11172 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 10:15-10:45 am $43 SSS11173 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 10:15-10:45 am $64 SSS11174 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:15-10:45 am $48 SSS11175 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9:05-9:35 am $53 SSS11176 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9:05-9:35 am $53 SSS11177 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:15-10:45 am $53 SSS11178 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:15-10:45 am $53 SSS11179 

8/1-8/31 M/W 5:10-5:40 pm $53 SSS11180 

6/27-7/27 M/W 6:20-6:50 pm $48 SSS11181 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 5:10-5:40 pm $53 SSS11182 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:20-6:50 pm $53 SSS11183 

7/10-8/28 Su 4:25-4:55 pm $43 SSS11184 


6/27-7/15 M/W/F 9:05-9:35 am $43 SSS11200 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 9:05-9:35 am $64 SSS11201 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 9:05-9:35 am $48 SSS11202 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 10:15-10:45 am $43 SSS11203 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 10:15-10:45 am $64 SSS11204 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:15-10:45 am $48 SSS11205 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9:05-9:35 am $53 SSS11206 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9:05-9:35 am $53 SSS11207 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:15-10:45 am $53 SSS11208 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:15-10:45 am $53 SSS11209 

6/27-7/27 M/W 5:10-5:40 pm $48 SSS11210 

8/1-8/31 M/W 6:20-6:50 pm $53 SSS11211 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 5:10-5:40 pm $53 SSS11212 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:20-6:50 pm $53 SSS11213 

7/10-8/28 Su 4:25-4:55 pm $43 SSS11214 


6/27-7/15 M/W/F 9:40-10:10 am $43 SSS11250 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 9:40-10:10 am $64 SSS11251 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 9:40-10:10 am $48 SSS11252 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9:40-10:10 am $53 SSS11253 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9:40-10:10 am $53 SSS11254 

8/1-8/31 M/W 5:10-5:40 pm $53 SSS11255 

6/27-7/27 M/W 6:20-6:50 pm $48 SSS11256 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 5:10-5:40 pm $53 SSS11257 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:20-6:50 pm $53 SSS11258 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:20-6:50 pm $53 SSS11259 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:55-7:25 pm $53 SSS11260 






Preschool/School Level 3 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 9:05-9:35 am $43 SSS11270 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 9:05-9:35 am $64 SSS11271 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 9:05-9:35 am $48 SSS11272 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 10:15-10:45 am $43 SSS11273 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 10:15-10:45 am $64 SSS11274 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:15-10:45 am $48 SSS11275 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 9:05-9:35 am $53 SSS11276 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 9:05-9:35 am $53 SSS11277 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:15-10:45 am $53 SSS11278 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:15-10:45 am $53 SSS11279 

6/27-7/27 M/W 5:45-6:15 pm $48 SSS11280 

8/1-8/31 M/W 5:45-6:15 pm $53 SSS11281 

6/27-7/27 M/W 6:20-6:50 pm $48 SSS11282 

8/1-8/31 M/W 6:20-6:50 pm $53 SSS11283 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 5:45-6:15 pm $53 SSS11284 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:20-6:50 pm $53 SSS11285 



Preschool/School Level 3½ 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 10:50-11:20 am $43 SSS12200 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 10:50-11:20 am $64 SSS12201 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:50-11:20 am $48 SSS12202 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:50-11:20 am $53 SSS12203 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:50-11:20 am $53 SSS12204 

6/27-7/27 M/W 5:45-6:15 pm $48 SSS12205 

8/1-8/31 M/W 5:45-6:15 pm $53 SSS12206 

6/27-7/27 M/W 6:55-7:25 pm $48 SSS12207 

8/1-8/31 M/W 6:55-7:25 pm $53 SSS12208 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 5:45-6:15 pm $53 SSS12209 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 5:45-6:15 pm $53 SSS12210 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:55-7:25 pm $53 SSS12211 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:55-7:25 pm $53 SSS12212 

7/10-8/28 Su 3:15-3:45 pm $43 SSS12213 

Preschool/School Levels 4 & 5 

6/27-7/15 M/W/F 10:50-11:20 am $43 SSS12250 

7/18-8/12 M/W/F 10:50-11:20 am $64 SSS12251 

8/15-9/2 M/W/F 10:50-11:20 am $48 SSS12252 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 10:50-11:20 am $53 SSS12253 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 10:50-11:20 am $53 SSS12254 

6/27-7/27 M/W 5:45-6:15 pm $48 SSS12255 

8/1-8/31 M/W 5:45-6:15 pm $53 SSS12256 

6/27-7/27 M/W 6:55-7:25 pm $48 SSS12257 

8/1-8/31 M/W 6:55-7:25 pm $53 SSS12258 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 5:45-6:15 pm $53 SSS12259 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 5:45-6:15 pm $53 SSS12260 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:55-7:25 pm $53 SSS12261 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:55-7:25 pm $53 SSS12262 

7/10-8/28 Su 3:50-4:20 pm $43 SSS12263 




6/27-7/27 M/W 6:55-7:25 pm $48 SSS13200 

8/1-8/31 M/W 6:55-7:25 pm $53 SSS13201 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:55-7:25 pm $53 SSS13202 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 5:45-6:15 pm $53 SSS13203 




8/1-8/31 M/W 5:10-5:40 pm $36 SS14000 

Your & Your Preschooler 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 5:10-5:40 pm $30 SS14100 


6/27-7/27 M/W 6:55-7:25 pm $48 SSS11300 

8/1-8/31 M/W 6:55-7:25 pm $53 SSS11301 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:55-7:25 pm $53 SSS11302 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:55-7:25 pm $53 SSS11303 

Diving 

6/27-7/27 M/W 5:10-5:40 pm $36 SS14200 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 5:10-5:40 pm $40 SS14201 


6/28-7/7 T/Th 2-2:30 pm $80 SS16000 

7/12-7/21 T/Th 2-2:30 pm $80 SS16001 

7/26-8/4 T/Th 2-2:30 pm $80 SS16002 

8/9-8/18 T/Th 2-2:30 pm $80 SS16003 

6/28-7/7 T/Th 2:35-3:05 pm $80 SS16005 

7/12-7/21 T/Th 2:35-3:05 pm $80 SS16006 

7/26-8/4 T/Th 2:35-3:05 pm $80 SS16007 

8/9-8/18 T/Th 2:35-3:05 pm $80 SS16008 



Jr. Lifeguarding 

7/7-7/21 T/Th 1-4 pm $98 SS15000 

7/28-8/11 T/Th 1-4 pm $98 SS15001 


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185TH 

BASELINE 


HMT Recreation Complex 


Beaverton 97006 503/629-6310 



Aquatic Facility Supervisor: Laurie Conlin 

The Aquatic Center offers: 

ADA Handicapped Lift, Dive Platforms, Rope Swing 


Hours: 

Monday-Thursday 5 am - 10 pm 

Friday 5 am - 9 pm 

Saturday & Sunday Noon - 8 pm 

Facility Closures: 7/9-7/10, 8/13 

Special Schedule: 7/4, 7/8, 7/30, 8/26, 9/5 

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20 Visits: $60 ID $45 for ID Seniors 

(No discount for OD Seniors) 




(Fitness 

Scale) 

M-F 8-9 am (3-4) 


M/W/F 10-11 am (4) 

Low Impact Aquarobics 

M/W/F 12:15-1:15 pm (2-3) 



swim 25 yards crawl stroke and 25 yards back stroke. 

End of season meet: 8/13. 

6/27-8/12 M/W/F 10-11 am $125 AQ14210 


Adults $ 3.50 

Seniors and 





cardholder: 









MORNING 

5:00-8:00 


(long course) 

THSC/Barracuda 

8:00-9:00 

Aquarobics* 

8:00-10:00 

THWPC 

9:00-11:30 

Instruction 

10:00-11:00 

DW Aerobics* 

AFTERNOON 

11:00-1:30 

Adult Lap Swim/ 

THDC/Barracudas 

12:15-1:15 

Low Impact 

Aquarobics* 

1:30-3:00 

Open Swim/Diving 

area opens at 2:00 

3:00-6:30 

THSC/THDC 

THSSC/THWPC 

EVENING 

5:00-6:25 


6:25-7:30 

Instruction 

7:35-9:00 

Open Swim/THWPC 

9:00-10:00 

Lap Swim 

(long course) 

5:00-8:00 


(long course) 


8:00-9:00 

Aquarobics* 

8:00-10:00 

THWPC 

9:00-11:30 

Instruction 

11:00-1:30 



12:15-1:15 

Instruction 

1:30-3:00 



3:00-6:30 

THSC/THDC 

THSSC/THWPC 

5:00-6:25 


6:25-7:30 

Instruction 

7:35-9:00 


9:00-10:00 

Lap Swim 

(long course) 

Tualatin Hills Aquatic Center 503/629-6310 

HMT Complex -15707 SW Walker Road, Beaverton 

Aquatic Facility Supervisor: Laurie Conlin 


TriMet Bus #59, 67 

Closures: 7/9-7/10, 8/13 

Special Schedule: 7/4, 7/8, 7/30, 8/26, 9/5 

*Punch card required 

5:00-8:00 


(long course) 


8:00-9:00 

Aquarobics* 

8:00-10:00 

THWPC 

9:00-11:30 

Instruction 

10:00-11:00 

DW Aerobics* 

11:00-1:30 



12:15-1:15 

Low Impact 

Aquarobics* 

1:30-3:00 



3:00-6:30 

THSC/THDC 

THSSC/THWPC 

5:00-6:25 


6:25-7:30 

Instruction 

7:35-9:00 


9:00-10:00 

Lap Swim 

(long course) 

5:00-8:00 


(long course) 


8:00-9:00 

Aquarobics* 

8:00-10:00 

THWPC 

9:00-11:30 

Instruction 

11:00-1:30 



12:15-1:15 

Instruction 

1:30-3:00 



3:00-6:30 

THSC/THDC 

THSSC/THWPC 

5:00-6:25 


6:25-7:30 

Instruction 

7:35-9:00 


9:00-10:00 

Lap Swim 

(long course) 

5:00-8:00 


(long course) 


8:00-9:00 

Aquarobics* 

8:00-10:00 

THWPC 

9:00-11:30 

Instruction 

10:00-11:00 

DW Aerobics* 

11:00-1:30 



12:15-1:15 

Low Impact 

Aquarobics* 

1:30-3:00 



3:00-6:30 

THSC/THDC 

THSSC/THWPC 

5:00-6:25 


6:25-7:30 

Instruction 

7:35-9:00 

Open Swim/THB 

Dive-in Movie Night! 

August 26, 2011 

Showing: Batman Begins 

Movie starts at approx. 8 pm 

6:00-Noon 

THDC, THSC, 

THSSC, THWPC 









Noon-1:30 

Lap Swim 

1:30-3:30 

Open Swim 

4:00-6:00 

Open Swim 

6:00-8:00 

Lap Swim 

(long course) 


Noon-1:30 

Lap Swim (long 

course) 

1:30-3:30 

Open Swim 

4:00-6:00 

Open Swim 

Iceberg: M/W/F 

2-3 pm Open Swim 

6:00-8:00 

Lap Swim 

(long course) 

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6/27-7/8 M-F 9:15-9:45 am $48 AQ11005 

7/11-7/22 M-F 9:15-9:45 am $53 AQ11006 

7/25-8/5 M-F 9:15-9:45 am $53 AQ11007 

8/8-8/19 M-F 9:15-9:45 am $53 AQ11008 

8/22-9/2 M-F 9:15-9:45 am $53 AQ11009 

6/27-7/8 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $48 AQ11010 

7/11-7/22 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ11011 

7/25-8/5 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ11012 

8/8-8/19 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ11013 

8/22-9/2 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ11014 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $48 AQ11015 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ11016 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ11017 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ11018 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ11019 

6/27-7/27 M/W 6:25-6:55 pm $48 AQ11026 

8/1-8/31 M/W 6:25-6:55 pm $53 AQ11027 

6/27-7/27 M/W 7-7:30 pm $48 AQ11028 

8/1-8/31 M/W 7-7:30 pm $53 AQ11029 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:25-6:55 pm $53 AQ11054 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:25-6:55 pm $53 AQ11055 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 7-7:30 pm $53 AQ11056 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 7-7:30 pm $53 AQ11057 


New Level 

Information 

on page 49 








6/27-7/8 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $48 AQ11110 

7/11-7/22 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ11111 

7/25-8/5 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ11112 

8/8-8/19 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ11113 

8/22-9/2 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ11114 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $48 AQ11115 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ11116 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ11117 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ11118 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ11119 

6/27-7/27 M/W 6:25-6:55 pm $48 AQ11126 

8/1-8/31 M/W 6:25-6:55 pm $53 AQ11127 

6/27-7/27 M/W 7-7:30 pm $48 AQ11128 

8/1-8/31 M/W 7-7:30 pm $53 AQ11129 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:25-6:55 pm $53 AQ11154 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:25-6:55 pm $53 AQ11155 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 7-7:30 pm $53 AQ11156 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 7-7:30 pm $53 AQ11157 




6/27-7/8 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $48 AQ11210 

7/11-7/22 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ11211 

7/25-8/5 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ11212 

8/8-8/19 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ11213 

8/22-9/2 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ11214 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $48 AQ11215 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ11216 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ11217 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ11218 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ11219 

6/27-7/27 M/W 6:25-6:55 pm $48 AQ11226 

8/1-8/31 M/W 6:25-6:55 pm $53 AQ11227 

6/27-7/27 M/W 7-7:30 pm $48 AQ11228 

8/1-8/31 M/W 7-7:30 pm $53 AQ11229 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:25-6:55 pm $53 AQ11254 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:25-6:55 pm $53 AQ11255 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 7-7:30 pm $53 AQ11256 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 7-7:30 pm $53 AQ11257 


6/27-7/8 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $48 AQ12010 

7/11-7/22 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ12011 

7/25-8/5 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ12012 

8/8-8/19 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ12013 

8/22-9/2 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ12014 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $48 AQ12015 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ12016 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ12017 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ12018 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ12019 

6/27-7/27 M/W 6:25-6:55 pm $48 AQ12026 

8/1-8/31 M/W 6:25-6:55 pm $53 AQ12027 

6/27-7/27 M/W 7-7:30 pm $48 AQ12028 

8/1-8/31 M/W 7-7:30 pm $53 AQ12029 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:25-6:55 pm $53 AQ12054 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:25-6:55 pm $53 AQ12055 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 7-7:30 pm $53 AQ12056 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 7-7:30 pm $53 AQ12057 

Join us for a 

Dive-in Movie 


Showing: 

Batman Begins 








6/27-7/8 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $48 AQ12110 

7/11-7/22 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ12111 

7/25-8/5 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ12112 

8/8-8/19 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ12113 

8/22-9/2 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ12114 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $48 AQ12115 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ12116 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ12117 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ12118 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ12119 

6/27-7/27 M/W 6:25-6:55 pm $48 AQ12126 

8/1-8/31 M/W 6:25-6:55 pm $53 AQ12127 

6/27-7/27 M/W 7-7:30 pm $48 AQ12128 

8/1-8/31 M/W 7-7:30 pm $53 AQ12129 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:25-6:55 pm $53 AQ12154 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:25-6:55 pm $53 AQ12155 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 7-7:30 pm $53 AQ12156 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 7-7:30 pm $53 AQ12157 



Preschool/School Age Levels 3 & 3½ 

6/27-7/8 M-F 9:15-9:45 am $48 AQ13005 

7/11-7/22 M-F 9:15-9:45 am $53 AQ13006 

7/25-8/5 M-F 9:15-9:45 am $53 AQ13007 

8/8-8/19 M-F 9:15-9:45 am $53 AQ13008 

8/22-9/2 M-F 9:15-9:45 am $53 AQ13009 

6/27-7/8 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $48 AQ13010 

7/11-7/22 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ13011 

7/25-8/5 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ13012 

8/8-8/19 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ13013 

8/22-9/2 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ13014 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $48 AQ13015 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ13016 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ13017 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ13018 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ13019 

6/27-7/27 M/W 6:25-6:55 pm $48 AQ13026 

8/1-8/31 M/W 6:25-6:55 pm $53 AQ13027 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:25-6:55 pm $53 AQ13054 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:25-6:55 pm $53 AQ13055 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 7-7:30 pm $53 AQ13056 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 7-7:30 pm $53 AQ13057 




6/27-7/8 M-F 9:15-9:45 am $48 AQ13105 

7/11-7/22 M-F 9:15-9:45 am $53 AQ13106 

7/25-8/5 M-F 9:15-9:45 am $53 AQ13107 

8/8-8/19 M-F 9:15-9:45 am $53 AQ13108 

8/22-9/2 M-F 9:15-9:45 am $53 AQ13109 

6/27-7/8 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $48 AQ13110 

7/11-7/22 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ13111 

7/25-8/5 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ13112 

8/8-8/19 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ13113 

8/22-9/2 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ13114 

6/27-7/8 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $48 AQ13115 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ13116 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ13117 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ13118 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ13119 

6/27-7/27 M/W 6:25-6:55 pm $48 AQ13126 

8/1-8/31 M/W 6:25-6:55 pm $53 AQ13127 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 6:25-6:55 pm $53 AQ13154 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 6:25-6:55 pm $53 AQ13155 

6/28-7/28 T/Th 7-7:30 pm $53 AQ13156 

8/2-9/1 T/Th 7-7:30 pm $53 AQ13157 




Participant must have completed level 5. Swimmer will spend part of 

the class working on swimming technique and part of class working on 

endurance swimming. 

6/27-7/8 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $48 AQ13210 

7/11-7/22 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ13211 

7/25-8/5 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ13212 

8/22-9/2 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ13214 

Personal Water Safety 

Participant must have completed level 5. Swimmer will spend part of the 

class working on swimming technique and part of the class working on 

water safety skills. 

8/8-8/19 M-F 9:50-10:20 am $53 AQ13213 


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(Ages 6 mths-2 yrs) Swim diapers required. One parent/guardian per child 

required. 

7/1-9/2 F 9:15-9:45 am $36 AQ14000 

7/1-9/2 F 6:25-6:55 pm $33 AQ14001 

7/17-8/28 Su 3:30-4 pm $25 AQ14002 

You & Your Preschooler 

Ages 3-6 yrs. Be part of the teaching experience! 

Levels A-B: Develops water adjustment, fl oating, gliding & kicking. 

Parent participation required. 

7/1-9/2 F 6:25-6:55 pm $48 AQ14101 


6/27-7/8 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $48 AQ14315 

7/11-7/22 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ14316 

7/25-8/5 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ14317 

8/8-8/19 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ14318 

8/22-9/2 M-F 10:25-10:55 am $53 AQ14319 

6/27-7/27 M/W 7-7:30 pm $48 AQ14328 

8/1-8/31 M/W 7-7:30 pm $53 AQ14329 

Aqua Fun & Fitness for Teens 

Ages 13-19 yrs. Join us for an aerobic fi tness class for teens. It will 

involve a combination of aerobic exercises and games to music in the 

shallow water. What a great way for you and your friends to exercise on 

a warm summer day! Water shoes are recommended. 

6/28-8/11 T/Th 12:15-1:15 pm $86 AQ14220 


6/29-7/20 W 6:25-6:55 pm $80 AQ16600 

6/29-7/20 W 7-7:30 pm $80 AQ16601 

7/27-8/17 W 6:25-6:55 pm $80 AQ16602 

7/27-8/17 W 7-7:30 pm $80 AQ16603 

8/24-8/31 W 6:25-6:55 pm $40 AQ16604 

8/24-8/31 W 7-7:30 pm $40 AQ16605 

6/28-7/7 T/Th 9:50-10:20 am $80 AQ16606 

6/28-7/7 T/Th 10:25-10:55 am $80 AQ16607 

7/12-7/21 T/Th 9:50-10:20 am $80 AQ16608 

7/12-7/21 T/Th 10:25-10:55 am $80 AQ16609 

7/26-8/4 T/Th 9:50-10:20 am $80 AQ16610 

7/26-8/4 T/Th 10:25-10:55 am $80 AQ16611 

8/9-8/18 T/Th 9:50-10:20 am $80 AQ16612 

8/9-8/18 T/Th 10:25-10:55 am $80 AQ16613 

8/23-9/1 T/Th 9:50-10:20 am $80 AQ16614 

8/23-9/1 T/Th 10:25-10:55 am $80 AQ16615 

7/1,15,22 F 7-7:30 pm $60 AQ16619 

7/29-8/12 F 7-7:30 pm $60 AQ16620 

8/19-9/2 F 7-7:30 pm $60 AQ16621 

Continued 




7/2,16,23 S 12-12:30 pm $60 AQ16622 

7/2,16,23 S 12:30-1 pm $60 AQ16623 

7/2,16,23 S 1-1:30 pm $60 AQ16624 

8/6-8/27 S 12-12:30 pm $80 AQ16625 

8/6-8/27 S 12:30-1 pm $80 AQ16626 

8/6-8/27 S 1-1:30 pm $80 AQ16627 

7/3,17,24 Su 12-12:30 pm $60 AQ16628 

7/3,17,24 Su 12:30-1 pm $60 AQ16629 

7/3,17,24 Su 1-1:30 pm $60 AQ16630 

8/7-8/28 Su 12-12:30 pm $80 AQ16631 

8/7-8/28 Su 12:30-1 pm $80 AQ16632 

8/7-8/28 Su 1-1:30 pm $80 AQ16633 



Junior Lifeguard and Swim Aide 

Ages 12-15 years. Participants receive comprehensive training in the 

knowledge and skills necessary to prepare for the lifeguard training 

program and also receive training in teaching beginning swimming skills. 

Volunteer opportunities at THPRD pools are available to those who 

successfully complete the course. 

Must be able to swim 300 yards and tread water for two minutes 

7/26-8/4 T/Th 9 am-1 pm $98 AQ14300 

Aqua Camp (Ages 7-12 years) 

Come join us for a day fi lled with exciting outdoor games and a 

splashing good time in the pool. Bring a sack lunch, swim suit and 

towel each day. Comfortable clothes and tennis shoes (no “slipons”, 

no open toe) for playing outside are a must. 

Half hour swim lesson is included each day. Sign up for as many 

sessions as you like. 

Drop off starts at 8:45 am. Swim lesson starts promptly at 

9:15 am. 

6/27-6/30 M-Th 8:45 am-4:30 pm $133 AQ14200 

7/11-7/14 M-Th 8:45 am-4:30 pm $133 AQ14201 

7/18-7/21 M-Th 8:45 am-4:30 pm $133 AQ14202 

7/25-7/28 M-Th 8:45 am-4:30 pm $133 AQ14203 

8/8-8/11 M-Th 8:45 am-4:30 pm $133 AQ14204 

8/15-8/18 M-Th 8:45 am-4:30 pm $133 AQ14205 

8/22-8/25 M-Th 8:45 am-4:30 pm $133 AQ14206 

8/29-9/1 M-Th 8:45 am-4:30 pm $133 AQ14207 

For before and after camp care, see page 45 

or call the Tualatin Hills Athletic Center at 

503/629-6330. 



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Tualatin Hills Athletic Center 

HMT Recreation Complex 


Beaverton, 97006 503/629-6330 

Fax 503/629-6335 



Summer Hours: 

Monday-Friday, 6 am-9 pm 

Saturday, 8 am-9 pm; Sunday, 10 am-9 pm 

Closures: 5/30, 7/4, 9/5 

Facility closure for maintenance: 8/22-8/28 

(Offi ce open 8 am-6 pm) 

MURRAY 

Athletic Facility Rental 

The Athletic Center is available for rental on a limited 

basis for practices, special events and social oc ca sions. 

For details regarding tournaments and rentals, please call 

Kyle Kotchik at 503/629-6330. 

Sun 

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Athletic Center Staff 

Julie Rocha, Center Supervisor 

Leslie Mundt, Program Coordinator 

Julie Pacarro Stout, Program Coordinator 

April Hammel, Program Coordinator 

Corey Griffi n, Program Coordinator 

Kay Van Dyke, Offi ce Tech 

Indoor Play Group 

ACIP is a co-op indoor play group (defi nition below) for families with 

children ages newborn through 6 years old. Our safe, enclosed play 

area is fi lled with riding toys, a climbing structure, play house, totsized 

basketball, great play kitchen, and additional toys for babies, 

toddlers and other young ones. Children not only develop motor 

skills, they make new friends. 

When: Meets every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 10-11:30 am. 

Occasionally the ACIP will not be able to meet due to special 

events or building closures. If you are a fi rst-time visitor, it is highly 

recommended you call ahead to be sure the ACIP is meeting that 

day. 

Where: Tualatin Hills Athletic Center, Court 6. 

About us: We are a cooperative, which means member families 

share duties in running the play group. This helps keep our fees 

low. Annual fees are adjusted according to when families sign up. 

There is also a $15 initial fee with a $15 refundable deposit. 

We are currently accepting new memberships, so try us out by 

dropping in for a visit during open hours. 

Summer Twilight Track Meet Series 

Join our all-ages, all-comers track meets. All meets are held at 

Westview High School at 5:45 p.m. on Thursday nights in July. 

Register for events at the meets. See www.thprd.org/sports/ 

ytrack.cfm for a listing of events, age groups and approximate 

time schedule. Fun for the whole family. Best of all it’s FREE. 

Meet dates: July 7 July 14 

July 21 July 28 

Follow us on 

www.facebook.com/thprdAthletics 


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Drop-in Sports & 

Fitness Programs 

The Tualatin Hills Athletic Center offers a variety of 

drop-in sports for youth, family, adults and seniors. 

A THPRD residency card is re quired for all drop-in 

participation. Indoor gym shoes please. 

Drop-in Sports Schedule for Summer 

Basketball 

Badminton 

Volleyball 

Table 

Tennis 

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 

12:30-2:30 pm 

Adult 

2:30-5 pm 

Family/Teen 

12:30-2:30 pm 

Adult 

2:30-5 pm 

Family/Teen 

*All times and days subject to change weekly. 

12:30-2:30 pm 

Adult 

2:30-5 pm 

Family/Teen 

Drop-in Sports & Fitness Fees 

(for sports and track) 

Youth: $2.50, $7.50 without OD assessment; Adult: $3.50, 

$10.50 without OD assessment. Seniors:$2.50 ID, $3.50 

OD with paid assessment, $10.50 OD without assessment. 

Frequent User Passes avail able. Refer to page 6 for details. 

Special Event 

12:30-2:30 pm 

Adult 

2:30-5 pm 

Family/Teen 

5th Annual Disc Golf Tournament at Greenway Park 

Date: TBD (check www.thprd.org for update) 

Families and ages youth-11 yrs at 10 am 

12-17 yrs and 18+ yrs at noon 

Meet at Hole #1. Bring two cans of food to donate to Sunshine Pantry. Call 

for more information and to pre-register. 

Drop-in Sports: 

Basketball, table tennis, vol ley ball, bad min ton: 

Due to heavy demands on gym space, the drop-in schedule varies 

by week. Sched ules are avail able for your convenience. Please pick 

one up or call the Athletic Center. At certain times, adult basketball 

may be re strict ed to in-district patrons only. Photo ID required. 

Indoor Walking-Jogging Track Hours (track distance: 1/6 mile): 

Monday-Friday: 6 am - 9 pm 

Saturday: 8 am - 9 pm 

Sunday: 10 am - 9 pm 

12:30-2:30 pm 

Adult 

2:30-5 pm 

Family/Teen 

6-9 pm 

Teen 

6-9 pm 

Teen 

Shower Fee 

Call for times Call for times 

Call for times Call for times 

6-9 pm 

Adult 

Call for times 

Adult 


Adult 

Time Varies 

1-9 pm 

$1.75 fee will be charged to all persons not participating 

in paid activities. Dressing rooms: It is requested that all 

children ages 6 and older use the locker rooms for their 

own gender. If this presents a problem for you, please 

check with the staff at the front desk. 

6-9 pm 

Adult 


Adult 


Adult 




We are more than just recreation! THPRD classes teach 

of many skills, including self-confidence, cooperation, 

motivation, active listening, discipline, team-building, effective 

communication, problem-solving and decision-making. 

Empowerment, ability and positive aptitude are celebrated! 

Arts & Crafts - Preschool/Youth 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Ages Cost 

Messy Little Fingers 

Find out how our own little fi ngers can tell a story through fi nger 

painting, making pictures with different art media, and creating fun 

crafts. Parent participation required for the 1½ to 4 year old classes. 

No class 7/4. 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 9:15-10 am 1½-3 yrs $24 

AC14101 Rm 101 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 10:15-11 am 2-4 yrs $24 

AC14102 Rm 101 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 11:15 am-Noon 4-6 yrs $24 

AC14103 Rm 101 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 9:15-10 am 1½-3 yrs $29 

AC14104 Rm 101 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 10:15-11 am 2-4 yrs $29 

AC14105 Rm 101 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 11:15 am-Noon 4-6 yrs $29 

AC14106 Rm 101 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 9:15-10 am 1½-3 yrs $29 

AC14107 Rm 101 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 10:15-11 am 2-4 yrs $29 

AC14108 Rm 101 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 11:15 am-Noon 4-6 yrs $29 

AC14109 Rm 101 

Camps 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Arts of the World Camp 

Explore different cultures of the world through art. Each day we 

will explore a different region of the world and make several art 

projects based on countries in that region. Join us for fun with visual 

presentations and lots of exciting art projects. 

8/1-8/5 (1) M-F 1-2:30 pm 5-8 yrs $63 

AC14201 Rm 101 

8/1-8/5 (1) M-F 3-4:30 pm 9-13 yrs $63 

AC14202 Rm 101 

All classes are for registered participants only. Please do not leave any 

children unattended in the bleachers or on the sidelines. Participants 

must meet the age requirement within 14 days of the fi rst class. 

Camps - Youth/Teen 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Badminton Camp 

Badminton is easy to learn and fun to play in a camp atmosphere!. This 

camp is designed for you to understand badminton and start enjoying it 

Skills you will learn include: grip, footwork, serve, net play, shots, and 

more. You will enjoy the game more when you know how and when to 

use these skills. 

6/20-6/24 (1) M-F 2-5 pm 5-12 yrs $85 

AC17201 Ct 6 

7/11-7/15 (1) M-F 2-5 pm 5-12 yrs $85 

AC17202 Ct 6 


Campers will develop football skills focusing on passing, receiving, 

kicking, skilled positions and offensive and defensive strategies. 

Campers will enjoy short scrimmage games and other fun games and 

activities. Along with football skills your child will learn teamwork, selfconfi 

dence and sportsmanship. Class will be non-contact. Campers will 

swim twice at the Aquatic Center. 

7/5-7/8 (1) T-F 9 am-3 pm 7-14 yrs $115 


Lacrosse Camp 

This camp develops basic to intermediate Lacrosse skills through basic 

drills, games and scrimmages. Focus will be on ground balls, stick 

skills, passing, and shooting. Along with lacrosse skills, your child will 

learn teamwork, self-confi dence and sportsmanship. Camp will be noncontact 

(no pads required). Campers are encouraged to bring their own 

stick. Campers will swim twice at the Aquatic Center. 

7/18-7/22 (1) M-F 9am-3 pm 7-14 yrs $137 


Tiger Basketball Camp 

This camp is a great place for any young player who is looking to learn 

and improve basketball skills, make new friends, enjoy other activities 

and have fun! Campers will develop all basketball skills: shooting, 

passing, dribbling, rebounding and defense. Camp will give the kind of 

focused, intensive training that is essential to improvement. Your child 

will learn teamwork, cooperation and build up confi dence. Campers will 

swim twice at the Aquatic Center. 

6/27-7/1 (1) M-F 9 am-3 pm 7-14 yrs $137 

AC17205 Ct 4 

7/11-7/15 (1) M-F 9 am-3 pm 7-14 yrs $137 

AC17206 Ct 4 

7/25-7/29 (1) M-F 9 am-3 pm 7-14 yrs $137 

AC17207 Ct 4 

8/1-8/5 (1) M-F 9 am-3 pm 7-14 yrs $137 

AC17208 Ct 4 


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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Tiger Soccer Camp 

Campers will develop soccer fundamentals, skills and proper soccer 

techniques through activities and short scrimmage games as well as 

enjoying other fun games and activities in this camp. This camp will 

emphasizes teamwork, fair play, fun, cooperation and building up 

confi dence. Campers will swim twice at the Aquatic Center. 

6/27-7/1 (1) M-F 9 am-3 pm 7-14 yrs $137 


7/11-7/15 (1) M-F 9 am-3 pm 7-14 yrs $137 


7/25-7/29 (1) M-F 9 am-3 pm 7-14 yrs $137 


8/1-8/5 (1) M-F 9 am-3 pm 7-14 yrs $137 


Sports Madness Camp 

This camp serves as an introduction to sports for children wanting to 

learn a variety of sports. The camp environment and curriculum are 

based on true sports instruction and fun in hopes of planting the seeds 

for a lifetime of sports passion, appreciation and above all, participation. 

Campers will swim twice during the week. 

6/20-6/24 (1) M-F 9 am-3 pm 5-14 yrs $137 

AC17213 Ct 4 

7/5-7/8 (1) T-F 9 am-3 pm 5-14 yrs $115 

AC17214 Ct 4 

7/18-7/22 (1) M-F 9 am-3 pm 5-14 yrs $137 

AC17215 Ct 4 

8/8-8/12 (1) M-F 9 am-3 pm 5-14 yrs $137 

AC17216 Ct 4 

8/15-8/19 (1) M-F 9 am-3 pm 5-14 yrs $137 

AC17217 Ct 4 


This camp is an exciting and fun camp in which young athletes to 

compete and train in the sport they love. Skill mastery, enthusiasm, 

intensity and life skills training make this camp a perfect fi t for those 

who love the sport of volleyball. Knee pads not provided with camp. 

6/27-7/1 (1) M-F 2-5 pm 13-17 yrs $85 

AC17218 Ct 6 

7/18-7/22 (1) M-F 2-5 pm 9-13 yrs $85 

AC17219 Ct 6 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


AC Before-Camp Fun 

Do you have to be at work before your child’s camp begins? You can 

sign your camper up for this before care program. Athletic Center and 

Aquatic Center camp participants welcome. Fun activities are planned 

each day. Drop-ins welcome - $5 - no pre-registration necessary. 

6/20-6/24 (1) M-F 7-9 am 5-14 yrs $23 

AC17221 Rm 101 

6/27-7/1 (1) M-F 7-9 am 5-14 yrs $23 

AC17222 Rm 101 

7/5-7/8 (1) T-F 7-9 am 5-14 yrs $19 

AC17223 Rm 101 

7/11-7/15 (1) M-F 7-9 am 5-14 yrs $23 

AC17224 Rm 101 

7/18-7/22 (1) M-F 7-9 am 5-14 yrs $23 

AC17225 Rm 101 

7/25-7/29 (1) M-F 7-9 am 5-14 yrs $23 

AC17226 Rm 101 

8/1-8/5 (1) M-F 7-9 am 5-14 yrs $23 

AC17227 Rm 101 

8/8-8/12 (1) M-F 7-9 am 5-14 yrs $23 

AC17228 Rm 101 

8/15-8/19 (1) M-F 7-9 am 5-14 yrs $23 

AC17229 Rm 101 

AC After-Camp Fun 

You don’t have to get off work early to pick your child up from camp! 

Sign your camper up for this after care program. Athletic Center and 

Aquatic Center camp participants welcome. Fun activities are planned 

each day. Drop-ins welcome - $5 - no pre-registration necessary - 

please check in at the Athletic Center front desk in the morning. 

6/20-6/24 (1) M-F 3-5:30 pm 5-14 yrs $29 

AC17230 Rm 101 

6/27-7/1 (1) M-F 3-5:30 pm 5-14 yrs $29 

AC17231 Rm 101 

7/5-7/8 (1) T-F 3-5:30 pm 5-14 yrs $23 

AC17232 Rm 101 

7/11-7/15 (1) M-F 3-5:30 pm 5-14 yrs $29 

AC17233 Rm 101 

7/18-7/22 (1) M-F 3-5:30 pm 5-14 yrs $29 

AC17234 Ct 5 

7/25-7/29 (1) M-F 3-5:30 pm 5-14 yrs $29 

AC17235 Rm 101 

8/1-8/5 (1) M-F 3-5:30 pm 5-14 yrs $29 

AC17236 Rm 101 

8/8-8/12 (1) M-F 3-5:30 pm 5-14 yrs $29 

AC17237 Rm 101 

8/15-8/19 (1) M-F 3-5:30 pm 5-14 yrs $29 

AC17238 Ct 5 




Camps - Teen 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 



Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a fi lmmaker? 

Use HD cameras, write scripts, create a stop motion animation, edit 

with Final Cut PRO – all of this using the latest technology? This 

summer you can fi nd out when you spend your week totally immersed 

in a creative summer program at THPRD in partnership with Portland 

Community Media. For more details on each class, see page 46. 

Field Production – Documentary 

Explore the exciting fi eld of digital fi lmmaking. This camp is held at the 

Athletic Center. 

7/11-7/15 (1) M-F 1:30-4:30 pm 13-17 yrs $175 

AC17301 Rm 101 


Weave together images, narration and music to tell personal stories. 

This camp is held at Conestoga. Location and time to be announced. 

7/18-7/22 (1) M-F 1-4 pm 13-17 yrs $175 

CO17505 

Stop Motion – Animation 

Travel through the world of Stop Motion Animation. This camp is held 

at the Athletic Center. 

7/25-7/29 (1) M-F 1:30-4:30 pm 13-17 yrs $175 

AC17302 Rm 101 

Field Production – Narrative Movie 


program in basic narrative fi lm production. Location and time to be 

announced. This camp is held at Conestoga. 

7/25-7/29(1) M-F 1-4 pm 13-17 yrs $175 

CO17507 


Learn how to direct, produce and shoot a TV show. This camp will 

meet at the Athletic Center. 

8/1-8/5 (1) M-F 9 am-2 pm 13-17 yrs $200 

AC17303 Rm 101 


Explore concepts of editing while developing a basic understanding 

of Apple’s Final Cut Pro editing software. Location and time to be 

announced. This camp is held at Conestoga. 

8/15-8/19 (1) M-F 1-4 pm 13-17 yrs $175 

CO17509 

General Interest 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Tots in Tow 

Parent and child will have fun together learning creative movement 

activities, including musical games, parachute games, and more in a 

playful environment! Your child will learn better balance, coordination, 

and fl exibility while gaining confi dence in a fun and exciting way. 

Parent participation required. 

6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 10:45-11:15 am 1½-3 yrs $22 

AC15101 Ct 1 

7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 10:45-11:15 am 1½-3 yrs $22 

AC15102 Ct 1 

8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 10:45-11:15 am 1½-3 yrs $22 

AC15103 Ct 1 

Learning Letters & Sounds 

Get your child ready for kindergarten and inspire a love of learning. 

They will participate and learn through music, singing and hands-on 

activities and games. They will learn to identify and sound out all letters 

of the alphabet, establish a strong knowledge and comprehension 

of basic reading skills through sight words. Teacher utilizes musical 

instruments during class. 

6/21-8/18 (9) T/Th 9-10 am 3-5 yrs $114 

AC15104 Rm 101 

6/21-8/18 (9) T/Th 11:50 am-12:50 pm 3-5 yrs $114 

AC15105 Rm 101 

Learning Letters & Sounds & Math 

Children will improve their reading skills for the fi rst hour and the fi nal 

half hour will be devoted to learning some basic math concepts that will 

include number counting, simple addition, and subtraction. Child must 

have attended one session of Learning Letters & sounds. 

6/21-8/18 (9) T/Th 10:10-11:40 am 3-5 yrs $162 

AC15106 Rm 101 

Tutor Time with Miss Emily 

Miss Emily is offering specialized tutoring to meet your child’s 

educational needs. Improve their reading, reading comprehension and 

basic math skills while providing them with lifelong learning skills that 

include self-confi dence, discipline and motivation! 

6/21-8/16 (9) T 1:15-2 pm 4-5 yrs $186 

AC15107 Rm 101 

6/23-8/18 (9) Th 1:15-2 pm 4-5 yrs $186 

AC15108 Rm 101 

6/21-8/16 (9) T 2:15-3 pm 5-6 yrs $186 

AC15109 Rm 101 

6/23-8/18 (9) Th 2:15-3 pm 5-6 yrs $186 

AC15110 Rm 101 

6/21-8/16 (9) T 3:15-4 pm 6-7 yrs $186 

AC15111 Rm 101 

6/23-8/18 (9) Th 3:15-4 pm 6-7 yrs $186 

AC15112 Rm 101 


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General Interest - Teen/Adult All classes are for registered participants only. Please do not leave any 

Tualatin Hills Skate Park 

The skate park is located on 

the north end of the Howard M. 

Terpenning Recreation Complex. 

Helmets and protective gear 

are highly recommended. Park 

hours are dawn to dusk. Weather 

permitting. 

Novice Skate Park 

The new novice skate park is 

located next to the big skate park 

at the north end of the Howard M 

Terpenning Recreation complex. 

Helmets and protective gear are 

highly recommended. Hours are 

dawn to dusk. Weather permitting. 

Outdoor Roller Hockey Arena 

Visit our outdoor Roller Hockey 

arena, located on the North end 

of the Howard M. Terpenning 

Recreation Complex! Arena hours: 

dawn to dusk. Weather permitting. 

Cedar Hills Park Bocce Courts 

There are 3 bocce courts at Cedar 

Hills Park ready for drop-in. Call 

the Athletic Center with any 

questions. 

Greenway Park Disc Golf 

Greenway Park has a ninehole 

disc golf course. Look for 

tournament information at 

www.thprd.org. 

Tualatin Hills Fun Runs 

THPRD Fun Runs for kids 

throughout Beaverton! A great 

time for kids and their friends, 

with fun prizes and themes. More 

information available at THPRD 

centers and on our website at 

www.thprd.org. 

Stroller Fitness Program 

Join Portland’s premier stroller fi tness 

program. Classes are targeted for all 

fi tness levels. Classes combine bouts 

of cardiovascular exercise with strength 

stations using the environment and 

resistance tubing. 

All classes are taught by nationally 

certifi ed personal trainers and group exercise instructors with pre/ 

post-natal backgrounds to ensure that classes are safe, will meet 

your goals, and are fun and challenging. Class is limited to 12-15 

moms. Munchkins can come as long as they are comfortable in a 

stroller. The fi rst class is FREE! Bring your baby and get fi t! 

Weekly Schedule at the Athletic Center: 

Mondays: STROLLFIT - 9:30-10:45 am 

Tuesdays: STROLLFIT - 9:30-10:25 am 

Wednesdays: STROLLFIT - 9:30-10:45 am 

Thursday: STROLLFIT - 9:30-10:25 am 

Fridays: STROLLFIT - 9:30-10:45 am 

Baby Boot Camp stroller-based fi tness classes are designed 

specifi cally to help moms get fi t. It takes the place of a personal 

trainer at a time in your life when you need one more than ever. 

Classes combine strength-training exercises with cardiovascular 

drills. Pilates, yoga and abdominal exercises help improve core 

strength. The stroller, resistance tubes (and even your child) are 

used as an integral part of the workout. 

Contact Kylan Pimley for more information and pricing at 503/780- 

9235 or kylan.pimley@babybootcamp.com. Or check the website 

at www.babybootcamp.com. Classes meet just outside the Athletic 

Center or indoors in case of inclement weather. 



Sports & Fitness - Preschool 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Adventure in Sports 

You and your child will explore different sports and games each week 

in an exciting sports adventure! Focus on having fun, learning different 

sports, teamwork and building self-confi dence. No class 7/4. 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 4-4:30 pm 4-6 yrs $18 

AC12100 Ct 2 

6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 10-10:30 am 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12101 Ct 2 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 4-4:30 pm 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12102 Ct 2 

7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 10-10:30 am 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12103 Ct 2 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 4-4:30 pm 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12104 Ct 2 

8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 10-10:30 am 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12105 Ct 2 

Diamond Dreams 

Is your child ready to play T-ball? Get ready by learning basic skills: 

throwing, catching, hitting off a Tee, base running, and more in a fun 

environment. Your child will learn to love the sport along with learning 

sportsmanship, cooperation, self-confi dence and more. Glove optional. 

No class 7/4. 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 11:30 am-Noon 3-5 yrs $18 

AC12106 Ct 2 

6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 1-1:30 pm 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12107 Ct 2 

6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 1:45-2:15 pm 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12108 Ct 2 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 11:30 am-Noon 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12109 Ct 2 

7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 1-1:30 pm 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12110 Ct 2 

7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 1:45-2:15 pm 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12111 Ct 2 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 11:30 am-Noon 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12112 Ct 2 

8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 1-1:30 pm 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12113 Ct 2 

8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 1:45-2:15 pm 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12114 Ct 2 








Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Fitness Fun for Girls 

Instill the love of exercise at a young age! Let your child burn off some 

energy and have fun with warm-ups, games, sports and music. They 

will learn a variety of ways to stay active, while building confi dence, 

character and body strength. 

6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 1-1:30 pm 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12115 Ct 1 

7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 1-1:30 pm 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12116 Ct 1 

8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 1-1:30 pm 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12117 Ct 1 

Games Galore 

This class will prepare your child to interact with peers and ready them 

for organized sports. Children will have fun using their imagination to 

create stories and games using prompts from the instructor. Anything 

goes in this safe, fun-fi lled class. Your child will learn to play well 

with others and will learn listening skills as each child will have the 

opportunity to feel free to explore their own creative depths. No class 

7/4. 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 9:15-9:45 am 3-5 yrs $18 

AC12118 Ct 2 

6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 4:30-5 pm 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12119 Ct 1 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 9:15-9:45 am 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12120 Ct 2 

7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 4:30-5 pm 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12121 Ct 1 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 9:15-9:45 am 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12122 Ct 2 

8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 4:30-5 pm 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12123 Ct 1 

Movement Maniacs 

Join the fun with this movement class open to both boys and girls. The 

focus will be getting fi t using movement, music, and games! A great 

class to build confi dence and creativity while working on listening skills, 

group participation, and following directions. No class 7/4. 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 12:30-1 pm 3-6 yrs $18 

AC12124 Ct 1 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 12:30-1 pm 3-6 yrs $22 

AC12125 Ct 1 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 12:30-1 pm 3-6 yrs $22 

AC12126 Ct 1 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Munchkin Music & More 

Sing, dance, and have fun while music gently leads your child 

to discover movement in this new class. Help develop strength, 

coordination, and balance. Parent participation required. No class 7/4. 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 9:15-9:45 am 2-4 yrs $18 

AC12127 Ct 1 

6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 10-10:30 am 2-4 yrs $22 

AC12128 Ct 1 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 9:15-9:45 am 2-4 yrs $22 

AC12129 Ct 1 

7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 10-10:30 am 2-4 yrs $22 

AC12130 Ct 1 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 9:15-9:45 am 2-4 yrs $22 

AC12131 Ct 1 

8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 10-10:30 am 2-4 yrs $22 

AC12132 Ct 1 

Pee Wee Cheerleading 

Your child will enjoy this class learning how to do cheers, dance, jump 

and use pom poms. This class will help your child express him/herself 

by cheering on family members at games! Cheering instills confi dence 

and encourages involvement. 

6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 2:30-3 pm 3½-6 yrs $22 

AC12133 Ct 1 

7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 2:30-3 pm 3½-6 yrs $22 

AC12134 Ct 1 

8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 2:30-3 pm 3½-6 yrs $22 

AC12135 Ct 1 

Pee Wee Football 

This class is focused on having fun while learning. Your child will 

learn the basic football skills, teamwork, cooperation and will build 

confi dence, simplifi ed for younger children. Class is non-contact and 

held indoors. 

6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 9:15-9:45 am 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12136 Ct 2 

6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 3:45-4:15 pm 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12137 Ct 1 

7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 9:15-9:45 am 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12138 Ct 2 

7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 3:45-4:15 pm 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12139 Ct 1 

8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 9:15-9:45 am 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12140 Ct 2 

8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 3:45-4:15 pm 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12141 Ct 1 


95




Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Pee Wee Hoops 

Start your child off learning the basics of basketball and building their 

confi dence in a fun environment. Learn to catch, pass, dribble, and 

shoot a basketball. Emphasizes positive attitude, fair play, and fun. No 

class 7/4. 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 10-10:30 am 3-5 yrs $18 

AC12142 Ct 2 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 12:30-1 pm 3-5 yrs $18 

AC12143 Ct 2 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 5:30-6 pm 4-6 yrs $18 

AC12144 Ct 2 

6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 10:45-11:15 am 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12145 Ct 2 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 10-10:30 am 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12146 Ct 2 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 12:30-1 pm 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12147 Ct 2 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 5:30-6 pm 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12148 Ct 2 

7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 10:45-11:15 am 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12149 Ct 2 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 10-10:30 am 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12150 Ct 2 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 12:30-1 pm 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12151 Ct 2 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 5:30-6 pm 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12152 Ct 2 

8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 10:45-11:15 am 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12153 Ct 2 

Pee Wee Soccer 

Dribbling, trapping, and passing are included in this indoor class. 

Your child will have fun, learn teamwork, cooperation and build up 

confi dence. Shin guards and gym shoes recommended. No class 7/4. 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 10:45-11:15 am 4-6 yrs $18 

AC12154 Ct 2 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 1:15-1:45 pm 3-5 yrs $18 

AC12155 Ct 1 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 4:45-5:15 pm 3-5 yrs $18 

AC12156 Ct 2 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 6:15-6:45 pm 4-6 yrs $18 

AC12157 Ct 2 

6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 11:30 am-Noon 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12158 Ct 2 

6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 1:45-2:15 pm 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12159 Ct 3 

6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 5:15-5:45 pm 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12160 Ct 1 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 10:45-11:15 am 4-6 yrs $22 

Continued 





Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Pee Wee Soccer (continued) 


AC12161 Ct 2 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 1:15-1:45 pm 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12162 Ct 1 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 4:45-5:15 pm 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12163 Ct 2 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 6:15-6:45 pm 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12164 Ct 2 

7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 11:30am-Noon 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12165 Ct 2 

7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 1:45-2:15 pm 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12166 Ct 3 

7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 5:15-5:45 pm 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12167 Ct 1 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 10:45-11:15 am 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12168 Ct 2 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 1:15-1:45 pm 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12169 Ct 1 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 4:45-5:15 pm 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12170 Ct 2 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 6:15-6:45 pm 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12171 Ct 2 

8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 11:30 am-Noon 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12172 Ct 2 

8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 1:45-2:15 pm 3-5 yrs $22 

AC12173 Ct 3 

8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 5:45-6:15 pm 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12174 Ct 1 

Pee Wee Soccer (Girls Only) 

Dribbling, trapping, and passing are included in this indoor class just 

for girls. Your daughter will have fun, learn teamwork, cooperation and 

build up confi dence. Shin guards and gym shoes recommended. 

6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 1:45-2:15 pm 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12175 Ct 1 

7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 1:45-2:15 pm 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12176 Ct 1 

8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 1:45-2:15 pm 4-6 yrs $22 

AC12177 Ct 1 








Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Tumble Tots 

You and your child will have fun tumbling through a jumble of mats and 

equipment. Lead you and your child through basic movements, jumps, 

and tumbling skills while developing your child’s motor skills, strength, 

and fl exibility. Parent participation required. No class 7/4. 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 10-10:30 am 2-3 yrs $18 

AC13101 Ct 1 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 10:45-11:15 am 2-3 yrs $18 

AC13102 Ct 1 

6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 9:15-9:45 am 2-3 yrs $22 

AC13103 Ct 1 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 10-10:30 am 2-3 yrs $22 

AC13104 Ct 1 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 10:45-11:15 am 2-3 yrs $22 

AC13105 Ct 1 

7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 9:15-9:45 am 2-3 yrs $22 

AC13106 Ct 1 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 10-10:30 am 2-3 yrs $22 

AC13107 Ct 1 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 10:45-11:15 am 2-3 yrs $22 

AC13108 Ct 1 

8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 9:15-9:45 am 2-3 yrs $22 

AC13109 Ct 1 

Tumbling 

A fun way for your child to work on gymnastic skills! Emphasizes basic 

movements, jumps, fl oor work fundamentals, somersaults, etc. Builds 

strength, fl exibility, coordination and confi dence. No class 7/4. 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 11:30 am-Noon 3-5 yrs $18 

AC13110 Ct 1 

6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 11:30 am-Noon 3-6 yrs $22 

AC13111 Ct 1 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 11:30 am-Noon 3-5 yrs $22 

AC13112 Ct 1 

7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 11:30 am-Noon 3-6 yrs $22 

AC13113 Ct 1 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 11:30 am-Noon 3-5 yrs $22 

AC13114 Ct 1 

8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 11:30 am-Noon 3-6 yrs $22 

AC13115 Ct 1 

Sports & Fitness - Youth 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Basketball Scrimmages 

Who wants to practice all the time? This basketball class will have 

warm-up drills and instruction with most of the class dedicated to 

controlled scrimmage games. Instructor will control the scrimmages 

for instruction opportunities and safety. Participants will develop their 

basketball skills - shooting, passing, dribbling, rebounding and defense 

along with learning sportsmanship, teamwork and self-confi dence. 

6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 4:30-5:30 pm 10-14 yrs $38 

AC12201 Ct 3 

6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 5:45-6:45 pm 10-14 yrs $38 

AC12202 Ct 3 

7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 4:30-5:30 pm 10-14 yrs $38 

AC12203 Ct 3 

7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 5:45-6:45 pm 10-14 yrs $38 

AC12204 Ct 3 

8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 4:30-5:30 pm 10-14 yrs $38 

AC12205 Ct 3 

8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 5:45-6:45 pm 10-14 yrs $38 

AC12206 Ct 3 

Basketball Skillz 

For the young player who has the basic skills and wants to learn the 

game at a higher level and a better understanding of game situations 

and strategies. Instruction will give the kind of focused, intensive 

training that is essential to improvement. Skill mastery, enthusiasm, 

intensity and improved confi dence and self-esteem make this class a 

perfect fi t for those who love the sport of basketball. No class 7/4. 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 2-2:45 pm 6-9 yrs $25 

AC12207 Ct 3 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 4-4:45 pm 9-11 yrs $25 

AC12208 Ct 3 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 5-5:45 pm 10-14 yrs $25 

AC12209 Ct 3 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 2-2:45 pm 6-9 yrs $30 

AC12210 Ct 3 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 4-4:45 pm 9-11 yrs $30 

AC12211 Ct 3 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 5-5:45 pm 10-14 yrs $30 

AC12212 Ct 3 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 2-2:45 pm 6-9 yrs $30 

AC12213 Ct 3 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 4-4:45 pm 9-11 yrs $30 

AC12214 Ct 3 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 5-5:45 pm 10-14 yrs $30 

AC12215 Ct 3 


97




Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Diamond Dreams 

Is your child ready to play T-ball? Get ready by learning basic skills: 

throwing, catching, hitting off a tee, baserunning, and more in a fun 

environment. Your child will learn to love the sport along with learning 

sportsmanship, cooperation, self-confi dence and more. Glove optional. 

6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 3:30-4:15 pm 5-9 yrs $30 

AC12216 Ct 2 

7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 3:30-4:15 pm 5-9 yrs $30 

AC12217 Ct 2 

8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 3:30-4:15 pm 5-9 yrs $30 

AC12218 Ct 2 

Girl’s Only Basketball 

A place where girls can build their self-esteem and self confi dence 

playing the game they love. Learn basic skills: ball handling, shooting, 

passing, defense/offense, footwork and more. Learning the skills and 

game in a fun environment. No class 7/4. 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 6-6:45 pm 8-12 yrs $25 

AC12219 Ct 3 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 6-6:45 pm 8-12 yrs $30 

AC12220 Ct 3 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 6-6:45 pm 8-12 yrs $30 

AC12221 Ct 3 

Flag Football 

Have fun playing fl ag football while learning the basics: throwing, 

catching, kicking, running and skilled positions. Along with skills your 

child will learn teamwork, self-confi dence and sportsmanship. Wear 

your football jersey if you have one! No class 7/4. 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 4:45-5:30 pm 7-10 yrs $25 

AC12222 Ct 1 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 4:45-5:30 pm 7-10 yrs $30 

AC12223 Ct 1 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 4:45-5:30 pm 7-10 yrs $30 

AC12224 Ct 1 

Hoop It Up! 

Improve basketball skills, work hard, make new friends and have 

fun! Participants will develop all basketball skills: shooting, passing, 

dribbling, rebounding and defense. Class will give the kind of focused, 

intensive training that is essential to improvement. No class 7/4. 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 1-1:45 pm 5-8 yrs $2 

AC12225 Ct 3 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 3-3:45 pm 6-10 yrs $25 

AC12226 Ct 3 

6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 2:30-3:15 pm 6-10 yrs $30 

AC12227 Ct 3 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 1-1:45 pm 5-8 yrs $30 

AC12228 Ct 3 

Continued 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Hoop It Up! (continued) 


7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 3-3:45 pm 6-10 yrs $30 

AC12229 Ct 3 

7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 2:30-3:15 pm 6-10 yrs $30 

AC12230 Ct 3 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 1-1:45 pm 5-8 yrs $30 

AC12231 Ct 3 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 3-3:45 pm 6-10 yrs $30 

AC12232 Ct 3 

8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 2:30-3:15 pm 6-10 yrs $30 

AC12233 Ct 3 

Junior Golf 

Learn golf basics, including how to grip clubs, putt, chip and drive in 

an indoor environment. Your child will enjoy learning golf along with 

learning respect for the game and building self-confi dence. 

6/21-8/16 (9) T 6-7 pm 5-7 yrs $56 

AC12234 Ct 1 

6/21-8/16 (9) T 7:15-8:15 pm 7-10 yrs $56 

AC12235 Ct 1 

Soccer Stars 

This introduction to fundamentals and proper soccer techniques 

emphasizes teamwork, fair play, fun, cooperation and builds up 

confi dence. Shin guards and gym shoes recommended. No class 7/4. 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 2:45-3:30 pm 5-7 yrs $25 

AC12236 Ct 1 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 3:45-4:30 pm 7-10 yrs $25 

AC12237 Ct 1 

6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 2:30-3:15 pm 6-8 yrs $30 

AC12238 Ct 2 

6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 3:30-4:15 pm 9-12 yrs $30 

AC12239 Ct 3 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 2:45-3:30 pm 5-7 yrs $30 

AC12240 Ct 1 

7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 3:45-4:30 pm 7-10 yrs $30 

AC12241 Ct 1 

7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 2:30-3:15 pm 6-8 yrs $30 

AC12242 Ct 2 

7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 3:30-4:15 pm 9-12 yrs $30 

AC12243 Ct 3 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 2:45-3:30 pm 5-7 yrs $30 

AC12244 Ct 1 

8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 3:45-4:30 pm 7-10 yrs $30 

AC12245 Ct 1 

8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 2:30-3:15 pm 6-8 yrs $30 

AC12246 Ct 2 

8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 3:30-4:15 pm 9-12 yrs $30 

AC12247 Ct 3 





Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Girls Skateboarding 

In this introductory skateboarding class for girls, you will learn 

balancing techniques, foot positioning and other basics. Learn 

skateboarding safety, disciplines, and beginner level skills. Helmet and 

skateboard required; knee, elbow and wrist pads highly recommended. 

Meet at HMT Complex Skate Park. 

6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 10-10:45 am 5-8 yrs $30 

AC12248 Skate Park 

7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 10-10:45 am 5-8 yrs $30 


8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 10-10:45 am 5-8 yrs $30 


Skateboarding for Boys 

This skateboarding class for boys only is designed for those who have 

little experience riding. Learn balancing techniques, foot positioning 

and other basics. Learn skateboarding safety, disciplines, and beginner 

level skills. Helmet and skateboard required; knee, elbow and wrist pads 

highly recommended. Meet at HMT Complex Skate Park. 

6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 9-9:45 am 5-8 yrs $30 


6/21-7/7 (3) T/Th 11-11:45 am 5-8 yrs $30 


7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 9-9:45 am 5-8 yrs $30 


7/12-7/28 (3) T/Th 11-11:45 am 5-8 yrs $30 


8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 9-9:45 am 5-8 yrs $30 


8/2-8/18 (3) T/Th 11-11:45 am 5-8 yrs $30 


Skateboarding, Intermediate 

This intermediate skateboarding class will take boarders to another 

level. Learn how to do kick turns and fl ips, grinding and more on a 

closed park. Learn skateboarding safety, disciplines and riding with the 

other riders in the park. Helmet and skateboard required; knee, elbow 

and wrist pads highly recommended. Meet at HMT Complex Skate Park. 

No class 7/4. 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 9-9:45 am 6-10 yrs $25 


6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 10-10:45 am 8-12 yrs $25 


7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 9-9:45 am 6-10 yrs $30 


7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 10-10:45 am 8-12 yrs $30 


8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 9-9:45 am 6-10 yrs $30 


8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 10-10:45 am 8-12 yrs $30 



Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Advanced Skateboarding 

Advance skateboarding is for those wanting to hone their skills, 

learn catching air and learn more tricks on a closed park. Helmet and 

skateboard required; knee, elbow and wrist pads highly recommended. 

Meet at HMT Complex Skate Park. No class 7/4. 

6/20-7/6 (3) M/W 11-11:45 am 10-15 yrs $25 


7/11-7/27 (3) M/W 11-11:45 am 10-15 yrs $30 


8/1-8/17 (3) M/W 11-11:45 am 10-15 yrs $30 


Sports & Fitness - Teen/Adult 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Badminton, Beginning 

Badminton is fast becoming a popular sport. Learn and improve through 

practice and instruction. No experience necessary. No class 7/4. 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 6-7 pm 6-12 yrs $51 

AC12501 Ct 1 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 7:15-8:45 pm 8 yrs -Adult $72 

AC12502 Ct 1 

Pilates 

A balanced body workout that enhances core strength, overall postural 

support, and fl exibility. Develop fl at abdominals, strong low back, legs, 

arms, and glutes while gaining long, lean muscles. Technique and basic 

principals of alignment are emphazied. Please bring a mat. No class 7/3 

and 7/31. 

6/26-8/14 (6) Su 4-5 pm 16 yrs -Adult $44 

AC12503 Ct 6 

Yoga Pilates Combo 

A mind-body workout that incorporates basic poses that builds 

strength, improve balance and fl exibility. Teaches basic yoga poses 

and modifi cations. Technique and basic principles of alignment are 

emphasized. Bring a mat. No class 7/3 and 7/31. 

6/26-8/14 (6) Su 5:15-6:15 pm 16 yrs -Adult $44 

AC12504 Rm 101 

6/26-8/14 (6) Su 6:30-7:30 pm 16 yrs -Adult $44 

AC12505 Rm 101 


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Youth Sports League ID System 

All youth sports league participants are 

required to have a valid THPRD ID number 

and out-of-district assessment fees paid, if 

applicable, prior to participation in a youth 

sports league. Please see page 4 for THPRD 

ID card information. 

Baseball/Softball 

Registration for youth baseball and softball 

leagues is done through the associations listed 

below. Associations are divided by Beaverton 

School District elementary school attendance 

areas. If you attend a private school you will 

play within your public school attendance area. 

Contact your appropriate association for more 

information. 

All of the Beaverton area Little League groups 

are governed by Oregon District 4 Little League. 

For more information, please visit the league’s 

website: www.ordist4.com. 

Spring Leagues: Registration begins in January. 

Play runs April-June. 

Summer Leagues: Registration is in January and 

February, Play runs May-July. 

Fall Leagues: Registration begins in August. The 

program is for 6-12 yrs. Play runs September/ 

October. 

Little League Baseball: 

T-ball: 5-6 yrs 

Softball: 7-14 yrs 

Baseball: 7-14 yrs 

Beaverton Area Little League 

Aloha-Huber, Beaver Acres, Chehalem, Cooper 

Mt., Errol Hassell, Hazeldale, Kinnaman 

BALL: 503/342-8809 

www.beavertonball.com 

Cedar Mill Little League 

Barnes, Bonny Slope, Cedar Mill, Findley , 

Ridgewood, Terra Linda, West TV, Wm Walker 

www.cmllonline.org 

Murrayhill Little League 

Fir Grove, Hiteon, Nancy Ryles, Scholls Heights, 

Sexton Mt. 

www.leaguelineup.com/mhll 

Raleigh Hills Little League 

Greenway, McKay, Montclair, Vose, Raleigh 

Park, Raleigh Hills, Raleigh Park 

RHLL: 503/641-7455 

www.rhll.net 

Sun Creek Little League 

Bethany, Elmonica, Jacob Wismer, McKinley, 

Oak Hills, Rock Creek, Springville. 

www.suncreeklittleleague.com 

. 

Sports Leagues - Youth 

Willow Creek Little League Softball 

Composed of players within the combined 

boundaries of Cedar Mill, Sun Creek and the 

former Wolf Creek Little Leagues. Softball only. 

www.willowcreeksoftball.com 

Tualatin Hills Babe Ruth Baseball 

Summer season only 

For ages 13-18 in the Beaverton and Hillsboro 

School Districts. 

THBRB: 503/784-5303 

www.thillsbaberuth.com 

Jr. Baseball/Softball: 

Summer season 

T-Ball: 6-8 yrs 

Sof-T-Ball: 6-8 yrs 

Softball: 9-18 yrs 

Baseball: 9-18 yrs 

Fall Ball 

Contact the association listed below for fall ball 

availability. 

www.whbsf.org 

Aloha Baseball/Softball Association 

Aloha Huber, Chehalem, Cooper Mt., Errol 

Hassell, Hazeldale, Kinnaman, Sexton Mt., 

Nancy Ryles, Mountain View, Aloha High. 

Aloha JBO: www.alohawarriorsbaseball.com 

Aloha Breeze Softball: Becky Dawson 

503/649-6883 

Beaverton Junior Baseball 

Beaverton Blaze Softball 

Fir Grove, Greenway, Hiteon, McKay, Montclair, 

Raleigh Hills, Raleigh Park, Conestoga, Highland 

Park, Whitford, Beaverton High, Jesuit High, 

Oregon Episcopal, Southridge High. 

Baseball: www.gobb.org/baseball 

Softball: www.gobb.org/softball 

Sunset Junior Baseball 

Barnes, Cedar Mill, Ridgewood, Terra Linda, 

William Walker, West TV, Catlin Gable, Cedar 

Park, Meadow Park, Sunset, Stoller, Findley. 

Kerry Degman: 503/504-4575 

www.eteamz.com/sjbb 

Westview Junior Baseball/Softball 

Beaver Acres, Bethany, Elmonica, McKinley, 

Rock Creek, Lenox, Five Oaks, Five Oaks, 

Meadow Park, Oak Hills, St. Mary’s for Boys, 

Westview, Jacob Wismer, Stoller. 

www.westviewbaseball.org 

Basketball 

5th Grade and Middle School Winter 

Basketball Program 

This is for girls and boys residing in the Park 

District boundaries, or attending school in 

the Beaverton School District. Practices are 

held during the week with games primarily on 

Saturdays at the BSD schools and/or THPRD 

Athletic Center. The season runs November- 

March. For your convenience, registration for 

youth basketball is offered online at www.thprd. 

org. A current THPRD card number is needed 

to register. If you are an out-of-district patron 

an assessment must be paid before you can 

register. Call the Athletic Center for the correct 

assessment to purchase. For any other questions 

or help with registering your child, call the 

Athletic Center at 503/629-6330. 

THPRD Middle School Recreational Spring 

Basketball 

This is open to boys and girls currently in grades 

5-8 and attending a Beaverton School District 

#48 middle school or residing within District #48 

or THPRD boundaries in the 2010-11 school 

year. Registration will begin mid-February. Check 

website for more information 

THPRD Middle School Recreational 

Summer Basketball 

The Youth Summer Basketball recreational 

league is open to boys and girls who will be 

entering grades 6-8 in the 2011-12 school year 

and attending a Beaverton School District #48 

middle school or residing within District #48 or 

THPRD boundaries. Check our website for more 

information in May. 

High School Basketball 

Boys and girls not playing on school teams 

and residing within the THPRD boundaries are 

eligible for this recreational league. League runs 

December through March. League information 

will be available at the Athletic Center in 

October. Rosters and fees are due into the 

Athletic Center late November. 

High School Summer Basketball 

The Athletic Center is now offering a summer 

league for boys and girls entering into grades 

9-12 starting the 2011-12 school year. 

Registration information will be available April 

2011. Check the website for more information. 

Volunteer Coaches Needed! 

Our youth sports programs are growing at a rapid pace, creating a need for more instructors, 

coaches and offi cials. If you have experience in sports and the desire to share your knowledge by 

coaching young athletes, please call the Athletic Center at 503/629-6330. 



Cricket 

Beaverton Cricket Club 

The Beaverton Cricket Club is the local THPRDaffi 

liated club that plays in the Northwest 

Cricket League, including two teams entered in 

the 2004 NWCL competitions. Those interested 

in joining Beaverton Cricket Club should direct 

general inquiries to info@beavertoncc.org or Adi 

Ramachandran at 503/330-1885. 

NW Cricket League 

The Northwest Cricket League (NWCL) is the 

main organized league for cricket in Oregon and 

Washington and is a member of the USA Cricket 

Association. There are 17 teams within 12 

clubs that participate in the NWCL competitions. 

Most of the clubs are based in the Portland and 

Seattle metropolitan areas. The NWCL season 

runs from May to September with practices 

starting in April. The cricket matches are 40 

overs a side, are played with the hard ‘season’ 

cricket ball and are scheduled on a home-&away 

basis throughout the season. For more 

information about the NWCL, go to 

www.nwcl.org. 

Football 

Youth Football 

The Tualatin Valley Youth Football Leagues 

are for players in grades 3-8. Players register 

according to high school attendance area. To 

register or get more information, call or visit 

the website of your local contact listed below. 

Registration begins in early spring. Practices 

and clinics begin in August. Games are played 

September to November. For more information 

visit www.tvyfl .org. 

Aloha: 

Registration April 15-June online. 

www.alohayouthfootball.com 

Beaverton: 

Registration April 15-June 15. 

e-mail: registrar@beavertonfootball 

www.beavertonfootball.com 

Southridge: 


e-mail: president@southridgeyouthfootball.com 

www.southridgeyouthfootball.com 

Sunset: 


e-mail: sunsetyouthfootball@comcast.net 

www.sunsetyouthfootball.org 

Westview: 

e-mail: westviewyouthfootball@gmail.com 

www.westviewyouthfootball.com 


Cheerleading 

Youth football cheerleaders cheer at games for 

teams in their associations. Registration is for 

grades 3-8 based on high school attendance 

area. Contact the youth football league or youth 

cheer organization listed below. Games are 

played September through November. 

Aloha Youth Cheer 

www.alohayouthfootball.com 

Beaverton Youth Cheer & Dance 

Registration closes May 31. 

e-mail: byc@.beavertonyouthcheer.com 

www.beavertonyouthcheer.com 

Southridge Youth Cheer 

e-mail: sycheer@yhotmail.com 

www.southridgeyouthcheer.com 

Sunset Youth Cheer 

Registration March 15-May 1. 

e-mail: coachtoni@live.com 

www.sunsetyouthcheer.com 

Westview Youth Cheer 

www.wvyc.net 

Rugby 

Rugby Oregon-Beaverton promotes physical 

fi tness, teamwork, leadership skills and 

sportsmanship through the game of rugby. 

Rugby offers opportunities for everyone, 

whether you’re short, tall, fast or not so fast. 

If you’re interested in participating in a sport 

where players think on their feet, pass, kick, 

run and tackle this may be the sport for you. 

There are high school boys and girls teams 

in Beaverton that draw student athletes from 

Aloha, Beaverton, Southridge, Sunset and 

Westview High Schools. For more information 

about our teams or our organization, check us 

out at www.rugbyoregon.com or contact one of 

our coaches listed below. 

Lady Barbarians 

Greg Tracy, Head Coach 503/960-6638 

e-mail: ladybarbarians@hotmail.com, 

Barbarians 

Eduardo Garnica, Head Coach 503/680-0545 

e-mail: eduardo_garnica@hotmail.com 

Lacrosse 

Tualatin Valley Youth Lacrosse League 

Tualatin Valley Youth Lacrosse league is a 

community based lacrosse program created 

to teach the game of lacrosse to girls and 

boys grades 1-8 who attend a Beaverton 

School District School or reside in the THPRD 

boundaries. Players register according to High 

School attendance area. To register or get more 

information, call or visit the website of your 

local contact listed below. 

TVYLL 

President-Bill Kirby 503/804-7577 

e-mail: bjkirby65@frontier.com 

www.TVLax.com 

Aloha 

President-Matt Schmitt 503/332-6946 

matt.schmitt@alohayouthlacrosse.com 

Registrar-Dayna Dixon 

e-mail: dayna.dixon@alohayouthlacrosse. 

com 

www.alohayouthlacrosse.com/ 

Beaverton 

Acting President- Matt Schmitt 503/332-6946 

matt.schmitt@alohayouthlacrosse.com 

Acting Registrar-Dayna Dixon 

e-mail: dayna.dixon@alohayouthlacrosse.com 

www.beavertonbeaverslacrosse.com 

Southridge 

President-Travis Pruit 

president@southridgeskyhawksyouthlax.com 

VP-Radford Dudoit 503/349-7872 

e-mail: vicepresident@ 

southridgeskyhawksyouthlax.com 

www.southridgeskyhawksyouthlax.com 

Sunset 

President-Mike McHugh 503/310-1178 

e-mail: mchugh18@gmail.com 

Registrar-Kerrie Stavig 

sunsetlacrosse.ks@gmail.com 

www.sunsetlacrosse.com/ 

Westview 

President-Andy Klumpp 503/533-0271 

e-mail: president@westviewyouthlacrosse.com 

www.westviewyouthlacrosse.com/ 

High School Boys Lacrosse 

Aloha 

Mike Kelley 503/488-0816 

e-mail: kelley@overtonsafety.com 

www.alohalacrosse.org 

Beaverton 

Jane Athanasakos 503/819-4334 

e-mail: j.athan@frontier.com 

www.leaguelineup.com 


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Southridge: 

Jan Poulos 503/819-2474 

janpoulos@comcast.net 

www.southridgelacrosse.org 

Sunset: 

Steve Hoffmeister 503/320-0619 

stevehoffy@yahoo.com 

www.sunsetlacrosse.com/ 

Westview: 

Ron Helsen 503/320-7908 

Triple_r@frontier.com 

www.westviewlacrosse.com 

Soccer 

Tualatin Hills Junior Soccer Recreational League 

Teams will be formed of boys and girls ages 

5-18. Practices begin in August. League games 

begin in September. Each club is responsible 

to register their own players. Registration is 

generally accepted March 1-June 1. Please call 

the appropriate contact listed below for more 

information or log on to www.thjsl.org. 

Aloha Soccer Club 

Schools: Errol Hassell, Beaver Acres, Aloha- 

Huber, Kinnaman, Hazeldale, Cooper Mt., 

Sexton Mt. (West of Murray Blvd.), Nancy 

Ryles, Scholls Heights, ISB. 

AYSC: 503/866-3525 

www.alohasoccer.com 

Cedar Splinters Soccer Club 

Schools: William Walker, Barnes, Ridgewood. 

www.cedarsplinterssoccer.com 

Milltown Soccer Club 

Schools: Bonny Slope, Terra Linda, Cedar Mill, 

West TV. 

MTSC: 503/278-7227 

www.milltownsoccer.org 

e-mail: info@milltownsoccer.org 

Oak Hills Soccer Club 

Schools: Oak Hills, Findley, Jacob Wismer. 

www.ohsoccer.com 

Somerset West Soccer Club 

Schools: Springville, Bethany, Rock Creek, 

Lenox, McKinley, Elmonica. 

e-mail : president@somersetwestsoccer.org 

www.somersetwestsoccer.org 

Soccer Coach Training 

& Certification 

For training and certifi cation for soccer 

coaches, go to www.thjsl.org for 

information on classes and clinic dates and 

locations. 


Soccer Referees Needed 

For training and certifi cation for soccer 

referees, go to www.thjsl.org. For 

information on classes and clinic dates and 

locations contact Keith Ericson at 

kericson@compumetics.com or thjsl.org. 

West Hills Soccer Club 

Schools: Greenway, Raleigh Hills, Raleigh Park, 

Montclair, McKay. 

Phone 503/644-8686 

www.westhillssoccer.com 

Westside Soccer Club 

Schools: Chehalem, Fir Grove, Hiteon, Vose, and 

Sexton Mt. (East of Murray Blvd.) 

Phone 503/352-0180 

www.westsidewarriors.net 

High School Recreational Soccer 

(O/13-U19) 

Boys and girls not playing high school soccer 

can register for the recreational coed soccer 

league. Check with the youth league in your 

elementary attendance area. If the league does 

not offer registration for high school, go to the 

next closest attendance area club or 

www.thjsl.org. 

Classic League 

Boys and girls interested in playing competitive 

soccer may try out for this league. Tryouts for 

the Fall 20111season for U11-U14 will be held 

in May of 2011. Tryouts for the Winter 2011 

season for U15-U19 were held in August and 

November of 2010. Contact the appropriate club 

representative for more tryout information. 

Tualatin Hills United Soccer Club 

www.thusc.org 

THUSC: 503/626-6783 

e-mail: info@thusc.org 

Westside Metros 

Club Line: 503/626-2975 

www.westsidemetros.com 

e-mail: wsmetros@spiritone.com 

Volleyball 

Summer Volleyball Recreational League 

The summer league is offered in June and July. 

Girls entering grades 4-8 during the upcoming 

2011-12 school year are eligible to play in this 

summer league. Check the website in April 2011 

for more information. 

4th-8th Grade Girls Fall Volleyball 

Leagues are offered in the fall. Practices/tryouts 

begin in early September. Registration forms will 

be available in July at the Athletic Center. Check 

the website for updates. 

High School Recreational Volleyball 

Designed for students not participating in a high 

school volleyball program. Registration packets 

will be available in early August. Rosters will be 

due the fi rst week of September. 

Wrestling 

The wrestling clubs are typically open to boys 

and girls in the 5th through the 8th grades. The 

clubs are split by each child’s ability level, from 

the fi rst time inexperienced wrestlers to the elite 

highly competitive. The focus is on gymnastics, 

tumbling, strength, agility, coordination and lots 

of “fun wrestling”. 

Beaverton Wrestling 

Ryan Gouthro 503/740-0566 

rfgouthro@yahoo.com 

Southridge Youth Wrestling 

Erik Reinholt 503/579-5364 

www.southridgewrestling.com 

Westview Mat Club 

Registration will take place every night during 

the week of October 31 through November 4 

from 6-8 pm at Westview High School in the 

wrestling room. The cost is $75 which includes 

a $35 USA card and club shirt. The season will 

run November through February. 

Michael Delaney Westview High School 

503/259-5218 x2730 

Michael_delaney@beavton.k12.or.us 

www.westviewwrestling.org 

Volunteer Coaches Needed! 

Our youth sports programs are growing 

at a rapid pace, creating a need for more 

instructors, coaches, and offi cials. If you 

have experience in sports and the desire to 

share your knowledge by coaching young 

athletes, please call the Athletic Center at 

503/629-6330. 



Adult Sports League ID Card System 

All team sports participants must have a 

THPRD residency card prior to participating 

on a sports team. Please see page 4 for 

residency card information. Don’t delay - 

allow approximately two weeks, from the 

date of applying, for processing. The card 

will be mailed. 

Basketball 

Men’s/Women’s Summer Full Court 

Basketball 

League play will begin in June and continue 

through mid-July. Organizational packets will 

be available for pick-up the last week in April. 

Rosters will be due the third week in May. 

Men’s/Women’s Winter Full Court Basketball 

League information will be available at the 

Athletic Center in early October. Rosters and 

fees are due at the Athletic Center in late 

October. League play will begin in November and 

run through mid-March. Games will be played 

Monday through Thursday evenings. 

Soccer 

For information regarding adult soccer play 

in the Oregon Adult Soccer Association call 

503/292-1814. Teams wanting to apply for 

home game fi eld eligibility need to pick up a 

Soccer Field Use Application Packet and submit 

the completed required forms and documents to 

the Athletic Center 2-3 months prior to the start 

of each season. 

Soccer Field Use 

THPRD and the Tualatin Hills Junior Soccer 

League (THJSL) Field Committee will coordinate 

the scheduling of soccer fi elds for community 

sports leagues and adult teams throughout the 

year. Groups wanting seasonal use should call 

the Athletic Center 503/629-6330 for a fi eld use 

application. 

THPRD y el Commite de la cancha de La Linga 

de futbol de Jovenes (THJSL) coordinaran el 

horario de las canchas de futbol para las lingas 

de los deportes de la comunidad y los equipas 

de adultos durante todo el ano. Los grupos 

que quieran hacer uso de las canchas por 

temporadas, deben contactar al Centro Atletico 

por un. 

Sports Leagues - Youth Adult 

Kickball 

Coed Kickball League 

Kickball – It’s all about having fun! Remember 

when you were a kid and played kickball with 

your friends? Kickball is a playground game 

and also a competitive league game similar to 

softball. Come join the fun! 

Summer League 

Organizational information will be available April 

1. Rosters and league fees will be due May 6. 

League play begins the fi rst week in June. To 

add your name to the Interest List call 503/629- 

6330. 

Fall League 

Organizational information will be available July 

1. Rosters and league fees due August 5. For 

more information call Leslie Mundt at 503/629- 

6330 or lmundt@thprd.org 

Softball 

Baseball/Softball Field Use 

THPRD will coordinate the assignment of 

districtwide baseball/softball fi elds from March 

1 through July 31. This includes both School 

District #48 and THPRD fi elds. Any group 

wishing to reserve fi elds for spring and summer 

should fi rst obtain an application form from the 

Athletic Center. 

Coed/Women’s Slow Pitch Summer 

Softball 


Athletic Center and on www.thprd.org the fi rst 

week in March. Coed games will be played on 

Sunday evenings and women’s games will be 

played on Tuesday evenings. League play runs 

May through August. 

Men’s Slow Pitch Summer Softball 


Athletic Center in March. Men’s games are 

played Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and 

Friday. League play runs May through August. 

Coed/Men’s Industrial Softball 

This league is designed for employees of 

companies/businesses located within the THPRD 

boundaries. League play will be weekday 

evenings beginning in June. Informational 

packets will be available the fi rst week in April. 

Adult Softball Tournaments: Individuals 

interested in hosting spring/summer softball 

tournaments at the THPRD sports complex must 

submit an application form. Call Corey Griffi n at 

503/629-6330 for available dates. 

Fall Coed and Women’s Softball Leagues 


Athletic Center and on our website 

www.thprd.org by July 1. Coed games will 

be on Sunday evenings. Women’s slow pitch 

games will be Tuesday evenings and women’s 

modifi ed games will be played on both Tuesday 

and Thursday evenings. League play will run late 

August through October. 

Fall Men’s One-Pitch and Modifi ed Pitch 

Softball Leagues 

League plays weeknights September through 

early October. Organizational information will 

be available at the Athletic Center and on our 

website www.thprd.org in June. Completed 

rosters, copies of players’ IDs and fees are due 

in July. 

Volleyball 

Coed Summer (Outdoor) Sand Volleyball 

(6 person) 

This recreational league plays on Thursday 

evenings at Cedar Hills Park from June through 

August. League information will be available at 

the Athletic Center and at our website www. 

thprd.org by April 1. Completed rosters, players’ 

IDs and fees will be due May 6. 

Coed Summer (indoor) Volleyball – 6 

person 

This recreational league plays evenings at 

Tualatin Hills Athletic Center from June through 

August. League information will be available at 

the Athletic Center and at our websitewww. 

thprd.org on April 1. Completed rosters, players’ 

Ids and fees will be due May 6. 

Coed and Women’s Fall Volleyball (6 

person) 

Organizational information will be available in the 

Athletic Center offi ce and on our website www. 

thprd.org by July 1. Completed rosters, players’ 

ID and fees will be due by August 5. Leagues 

play mid-September through November. 

Coed Winter Volleyball 

Organizational information will be available on 

line and at the Athletic Center on November 4. 

Rosters and fees are due by 7 pm on December 

2. Games will begin the fi rst week in January. 

Coed Spring Volleyball 

League play runs April through mid-June. Games 

will be held weekday evenings. Organizational 

packets will be available at the Athletic Center 

offi ce and at our website www.thprd.org by 

February 3. Rosters, fees, etc. will be due 

March 2. 


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HUNTINGTON 

CEDAR 

SUNSET 

PARK WAY 

FAIRCREST 

EDGEWOOD 

HILLS 

Cedar Hills Recreation Center 

11640 SW Park Way 

Portland, 97225 503/629-6340 

Fax 503/629-6345 


Hours 

Monday-Friday 5:30 am - 10 pm 

Saturday 8 am - 4 pm 


Holiday Hours: 7 am-7 pm 

Closed: 

BLVD 

Cedar Hills Center Staff 

Deb Schoen, Supervisor 

Karin Madsen, Program Coordinator 

Spencer Chase, Program Coordinator 

Jennie Best, Offi ce Tech 

Bevin Bledsoe, Evening Supervisor 

Rob Russell, Receptionist 

Cedar Hills offers 

• Arts & Crafts 

• Dance 

• General Interest 

• Gymnastics 

• Preschool and Child Care Programs 

• Sports & Fitness 

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HWY (26) 

CedarHills 


Center 

HWY 217 

WALKE 

Kids First & Jumpstart 

Don’t miss out on our 9-month preschool 

registration for the 2010-2011 year began 

January 24 and space is limited 

Special Event 

Kick-off your summer fi tness! 

Group Fitness 

Launch 

Saturday, June 11 

9-10:30 am 

Join us for a morning of fi tness. 


will host free mini classes of 

intense cardio, strength training 

and more. Come meet our 

fi tness staff and get a schedule 

of our upcoming classes. 

Follow us on 

www.facebook.com/CedarHills 

Indoor Playground Program 

Open Fall through Spring 

• Bodypump 

• Bodycombat 

• Zumba 

• Family Zumba 

FREE! 

Families with children 6 weeks through 6 years of age can gather Tuesdays and 

Thursdays from 9-11:15 am to interact and develop motor and social skills through 

indoor play. Parent supervision is required. Please contact the center for more 

complete information. Cost (per child): $2.50 ID/$7.50 OD 




Drop-in Sports & Fitness Programs 

The Cedar Hills Recreation Center offers a variety of drop-in 

sports for youth, family, adults and seniors. A valid THPRD 

residency card is re quired for all drop-in participation. Indoor 

gym shoes please. If you are looking for a fi tness program, 

please consider Cedar Hills fi tness programs. Our classes 

are taught by qualifi ed certifi ed fi tness professionals. We 

offer a variety of class options. Our class sizes allow for lots 

of personal attention. Careful thought and planning go into 

helping the progress of each student. 

Open Gym* 

Basketball 

Badminton 

*Non-Team Play. 


8:10-9:45 pm 

(16+ yrs) 

8:15-9:45 pm 

(30+ yrs) 

8:10-9:45 pm 

(16+ yrs) 

Drop-in Aerobics 

Class tickets may be purchased for $5.50 in-district (ID) or $16.50 

out-of-district (OD) per class depending on space availability. Tickets 

do not carry over term to term. 

Drop-in Yoga/Pilates 

Class tickets may be purchased for $9 ID or $27 OD per class. 

Class participation depends on space availability. No drop-ins for full 

classes. Purchase tickets at the offi ce and present to instructor prior 

to class. 



Adults $ 3.50 

Seniors and 



6-8:15 pm 

(30+ yrs) 


cardholder: 





1:30-3:45 pm 

(18+ yrs) 


10 am - Noon 

All Ages* 

Fully Equipped Weight Room 

Circuit weight training machines and free weights 

in clud ing benches, squat racks and cable frame. Cardio 

machines including stationary bikes, tread mills, elliptical 

trainer, rowing machine and stair climber. 

Monday-Friday: 5:30 am - 10 pm 

Saturday: 8 am - 4 pm 

Sunday: 10 am - 4 pm 

Weight Room Orientations 

Learn the proper techniques for using the weight room 

equipment. Our basic program will get you started. 

Orientations are available throughout the term. Please 

allow 10 days for the personal trainer to schedule an 

appointment with you. $39 ID 

Personal Training 

Customize your fi tness program with sessions with our 

personal trainer, tailored to your schedule. Your personal 

trainer will call you within 10 days to schedule an 

appointment. 

1 Session: $44 ID 

3 Sessions: $132 ID 


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Preschool & Childcare Programs 

Childcare Program 

Our childcare program is designed for those families utilizing our facility. 

Parents are encouraged to pre-register their child(ren) to guarantee space 

availability. We provide a drop-in option for those staying on site or 

leaving the premises’, however, openings are subject to space availability 

and must be done the day of use. Three-hour maximum time allotted per 

child. Pre-paid reservations are non-refundable/transferable and drop-in 

time will not transfer term to term. Cost is $2.75 per hour or $1.50 per 

half hour for ID residents or those who have purchased an out-of-district 

assessment. 

*Childcare will be closed on all holidays. 

• Mornings Monday-Friday 8:45 am - 12:30 pm 

• Evenings Monday-Thursday 5:15 - 8:30 pm 

No drop-offs after 8 pm 

Nine-month Preschool Programs 

Registration for the 2010/2011 school year began 1/24 for returning 

families, 1/31 for new families. A $50 non-refundable enrollment fee is 

due at the time of registration. 

Jumpstart 

$130 per month T/W/Th 9 am-11:30 am 3½-4 years 

Jumpstart - Pre-kindergarten 

$150 per month T/W/Th 12:30 pm-3:30 pm 4-5 years 

New this year: Additional monthly option - only $50 more per month 

Kids First - Pre-kindergarten 

$150 per month 

Kids First 

M/W/F 9 am-noon 4-5 years 

$100 per month T/Th 9-11 am 3½-4 years 

Kids First - Pre-Kindergarten (Afternoons) 

$130 per month T/Th Noon-3:30 pm 4-5 years 

Bringing the party to you! 

The Rec Mobile is now offering birthday packages at the 

Cedar Hills Recreation Center or at the site of your choice! 

Some of the party packages to 

choose from: 

• Cosmic color party 

• Jump-tastic party 

• Pirate party 

• Princess party 

• Sports party 

Call the Cedar Hills Recreation Center at 

503/629-6340 for more information. 

All preschool and youth classes 

Participants must meet the age requirement prior to the fi rst class 

meeting. We invite parents and spectators to attend the fi rst and 

last day of the children’s classes; otherwise, in-room observation 

will be by instructor approval only. 

Arts & Crafts - Youth 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Creative Zone Camp 

Spend the week creating masterpieces using a variety of media. 

Painting, drawing, collage, and mosaic are just a few examples of 

the creative art projects that will be explored in this camp. Learn the 

different approaches to capturing the visual world. Bring a snack and 

drink daily. (Kyle) 

8/8-8/12 (1) M-F 9 am-noon 6-9 yrs $100 

CH14300 Rm 2 

8/8-8/12 (1) M-F 1-4 pm 10-14 yrs $100 

CH14301 Rm 2 

Drawing & Painting Adventure Camp 

Realistic drawing, fantasy and cartooning are a few of the drawing 

techniques to be explored. Use colored pencils, drawing pencils, 

pastels, charcoal and markers to create fun projects to develop 

technique and creative thinking. Acrylic and watercolor paints will be 

used when creating landscapes and still life’s. Bring a snack and drink 

daily. (Kyle) 

8/15-8/19 (1) M-F 9 am-noon 6-9 yrs $100 

CH14302 Rm 2 

8/15-8/19 (1) M-F 1-4 pm 10-14 yrs $100 

CH14303 Rm 2 

8/22-8/26 (1) M-F 9 am-noon 6-9 yrs $100 

CH14304 Rm 2 

8/22-8/26 (1) M-F 1-4 pm 6-9 yrs $100 

CH14305 Rm 2 

Drawing & Painting Adventure 

In drawing, students communicate by recording the real-world – or 

the one in their imagination! Use a variety of techniques and media to 

explore line, texture, form, perspective, and composition. For painting, 

learn how to mix color, use shape and line to express ideas and 

emotions, and portray images from life and imagination. (Kyle) 

6/25-8/6 (7) S 9:30-10:25 am 5½-7½ yrs $54 

CH14306 Rm 10 

6/25-8/6 (7) S 10:30-11:30 am 7½-9 yrs $59 

CH14307 Rm 10 

Modern Mix 

Try your hand at a mix of techniques and styles to create your own 

cutting-edge drawings, paintings and prints. Take on the challenge of 

new ideas and materials. (Kyle) 

6/25-8/6 (7) S 11:40am-12:30 pm 6½-10 yrs $53 

CH14308 Rm 10 




Preschool and Youth Dance Classes 


meeting. In room observance will be by instructor approval only. 

What should I wear? 

Girls: Ballet slippers, leotard and tights preferred. 

Boys: Ballet slippers (if you have), white T-shirt and sweat pants. 

Dance - Preschool 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Ballet, Beginning 

Focuses on learning the fundamentals of classical ballet. For those 

students who have had pre-ballet and are ready for more. (Katie) 

7/12-8/9 (5) T 3:30-4:15 pm 4-6 yrs $24 

CH11102 Rm 5 

7/13-8/10 (5) W 11:45am-12:30 pm 4-6 yrs $24 

CH11103 Rm 5 

Creative Dance 

Rhythm and beginning dance techniques, movement combinations and 

routines to a variety of music along with percussion instruments and 

dance props are introduced. (Katrina/Staff) 

7/1-8/12 (7) F 10:15-11 am 3-5 yrs $34CH11106 

Rm 8 

Dance Camp - Preschool 

Pre-ballet, creative dance, gymnastics dance and more will be 

taught by our professionally trained staff. A performance at the end 

of the week for your family and friends to see what was learned! 

6/20-6/24 (1) M-F 10 am-noon 4-6 yrs $77 

CH11111 Rm 5 

8/15-8/19 (1) M-F 10 am-noon 4-6 yrs $77 

CH11112 Rm 5 

Fairy Tale Ballet Mini Camp 

Dreams do come true as you stretch your imaginations and your 

toes too! This storybook dance camp is based on dances from your 

favorite fairy tales and ballet stories. Through creative movement, 

prop and costume creation, your dancer will enjoy a magical 

experience. Bring ballet shoes. 

6/27-6/30 (1) M-Th 2:30-5 pm 5-8 yrs $73 

CH11120 Rm 5 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Dancing Princesses 

Come dressed in your favorite princess dress! Enjoy dance and music 

through motion, rhythm, grace and more. (Katrina/Staff) 

6/28-8/9 (7) T 11:30 am-12:15 pm 3-5 yrs $34 

CH11113 Rm 5 

7/2-8/13 (7) S 10:30-11:15 am 3-5 yrs $34 

CH11114 Rm 5 

Gymnastic Dance 

The fundamentals of dance, tumbling and gymnastics techniques will be 

introduced. (Katie) 

7/14-8/11 (5) Th 3:30-4:15 pm 4-6 yrs $24 

CH11115 Rm 5 

Lots O’ Dance 

Get a taste of different dance styles: ballet, contemporary, jazz and 

more. (Katrina/Staff) 

7/1-8/12 (7) F 11-11:45 am 4-6 yrs $34 

CH11121 Rm 8 

On Your Toes 

Beginning class introduces ballet technique through props and fun 

music. Skills include balance, coordination, fl exibility, and strength. 

Ballet shoes recommended. (Katie) 

7/13-8/10 (5) W 10:30-11 am 3-3½ yrs $18 

CH11137 Rm 5 

Pre-Ballet 

Introduction to ballet steps and terminology, with an emphasis on 

creative movement, rhythm, balance and coordination. No class 7/4. 

6/27-8/8 (6) M 9-9:45 am 3-5 yrs $29 

CH11124 Rm 5 (Staff) 

6/27-8/8 (6) M 10-10:45 am 4-6 yrs $29 


6/28-8/9 (7) T 10:30-11:15 am 4-6 yrs $34 

CH11126 Rm 5 (Katrina/Staff) 

7/13-8/10 (5) W 11-11:45 am 3½-5 yrs $24 

CH11127 Rm 5 (Katie) 

6/30-8/11 (7) Th 10:15-11 am 4-6 yrs $34 


7/1-8/12 (7) F 9:30-10:15 am 3½-4 yrs $34 


7/2-8/13 (7) S 9-9:45 am 3½-5 yrs $34 


7/2-8/13 (7) S 9:45-10:30 am 4-6 yrs $34 



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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Shuffl e, Point, Swing 

Introduction to tap, ballet and jazz techniques. A broad exposure to the 

different dance types, music and styles. Tap and ballet shoes required. 

(Katie) 

7/14-8/11 (5) Th 4:15-5 pm 4-6 yrs $24 

CH11116 Rm 5 

Sibling Dance Fun 

Designed for siblings to move and learn together. Develop rhythm, 

balance and coordination while learning basic dance steps to fun songs. 

6/27-8/8 (6) M 10:45-11:30 am 2-6 yrs $29 


6/30-8/11 (7) Th 11:15 am-noon 2-6 yrs $34 


Sing Along, Dance Along 

Dance along to songs and sing while you dance. Have fun with 

movement and sound all while learning the basics of beginning dance. 

(Katrina/Staff) 

6/28-8/9 (7) T 10-10:30 am 2½-3 yrs $25 

CH11138 Rm 5 

Tiny Tutus 

Tiny dancers will learn basic ballet skills to improve balance and 

coordination in a nurturing and fun environment. Ballet shoes 

recommended. Parent participation may be required - at the discretion 

of instructor. (Katie) 

7/13-8/10 (5) W 9:30-10 am 2-2½ yrs $18 

CH11135 Rm 5 

7/13-8/10 (5) W 10-10:30 am 2½-3 yrs $18 

CH11136 Rm 5 

Zumbatomic 

An explosive fusion of dance, games and fun set to the rhythms of 

salsa, cumbia, reggaeton, merengue, African and many more! Tennis 

shoes required. No class 7/4. (Allison) 

6/30-8/11 (7) Th 9-9:45 am 4-6 yrs $34 

CH11141 Rm 5 






Dance - Youth 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Ballet 

For students who have previously taken pre-ballet level and are ready 

to advance to the next level. Continue to focus on the fundamentals of 

ballet. (Katrina/Staff) 

6/30-8/11 (7) Th Noon-12:45 pm 5-7 yrs $34 

CH11100 Rm 5 

Ballet, Advanced/ Beginning 

Must have had previous beginning ballet class instruction. Prepare for 

classical ballet training with a strong emphasis on classroom etiquette 

and ballet vocabulary. Appropriate dance attire and ballet shoes 

required. (Katie) 

7/12-8/9 (5) T 4:15-5 pm 5-7 yrs $24 

CH11104 Rm 5 

7/13-8/10 (5) W 12:30-1:15 pm 5-7 yrs $24 

CH11105 Rm 5 

Classical Ballet I 

Focuses on the fundamentals of classical ballet. Begin work on 

alignment, barre, center work, strength, and basic vocabulary. (Katie) 

7/12-8/9 (5) T 5-6 pm 6-12 yrs $31 

CH11200 Rm 5 

Classical Ballet II/III 

Ready for the next level? Continue the fundamental development of 

classical ballet, alignment, barre, center work, strength, and vocabulary. 

(Katie) 

7/12-8/9 (5) T 6-7 pm 7-12 yrs $31 

CH11202 Rm 5 

Dance with Glee 

Think you could dance with the kids of Glee? Or want to learn how? 

Take a chance with a mix of Jazz, Hip-Hop, lyrical, theater dance and 

gymnastics dance and show what you’re made of! (Katrina/Staff) 

7/2-8/13 (7) S 11:30 am-12:30 pm 7-11 yrs $43 

CH11214 Rm 5 

Dance Camp - Youth 

Challenging, fun, rewarding and every day there’s something new. 

Spend the week making new friends and having tons of fun while 

learning from our professionally-trained staff the latest jazz, Hip- 

Hop, ballet, and modern dance moves. A show will be held Friday 

for family and friends. Bring a sack lunch and drink daily. 

6/20-6/24 (1) M-F 10 am-3:30 pm 7-13 yrs $149 

CH11212 Rm 5 

8/15-8/19 (1) M-F 10 am-3:30 pm 7-13 yrs $149 

CH11213 Rm 5 




Dance - Youth 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Jazz - Hip-Hop 

The fundamentals of jazz ranging from Broadway to pop and Hip- 

Hop from pop-n-lock to house will be taught.in a fun and exciting 

environment. (Katrina/Staff) 

7/2-8/13 (7) S 1-2 pm 7-11 yrs $43 

CH11215 Rm 5 

Jazz I / II 

The fundamentals of jazz dance will be taught. Have fun with steps, 

turns, leaps, balance poses, and more. (Katie) 

7/14-8/11 (5) Th 5-6 pm 6-12 yrs $31 

CH11221 Rm 5 

Zumbatomic 

Dance class set to the rhythms of salsa, cumbia, reggaeton, merengue, 

African and many more! Tennis shoes required. No class 7/4. (Allison) 

6/28-8/9 (6) T 6:30-7:20 pm 6½-10 yrs $43 

CH11222 Gym 

Dance - Teen/Adult 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Belly Dancing, Beginning 

Become more graceful, fl exible, and toned through the ancient art of 

belly dance. Learn isolated body movements, dance steps, and the use 

of the veil, positive body image. (Carla) 

6/21-8/9 (8) T 7:30-8:30 pm 15 yrs-Adult $49 

CH11502 Rm 5 

6/23-8/11 (8) Th 7:30-8:30 pm 14 yrs-Adult $49 

CH11503 Rm 5 

Belly Dancing, Tribal 

Explore the exotic world of tribal style belly dance, as we cover 

posture, basic isolations, and technique with improvisation. All levels 

welcome! (Valerie) 

6/20-8/8 (8) M 8:30-9:30 pm 14 yrs-Adult $43 

CH11506 Rm 5 

Belly Dancing, Intermediate 

Continued study of the beautiful and ancient art of Beg Belly Dance. 

Study styles from several cultures and learn a variety of steps and veil 

work. Participants should have taken or have instructor permission. 

(Carla) 

6/21-8/9 (8) T 8:30-9:30 pm 15 yrs-Adult $49 

CH11504 Rm 5 

6/23-8/11 (8) Th 8:30-9:30 pm 15 yrs-Adult $49 

CH11505 Rm 5 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Classical Ballet 

A traditional ballet technique class. Comprehensive barre and center 

work for returning and motivated beginners. Develop strength, 

fl exibility, coordination, and confi dence. All levels welcome. (Patrice) 

6/29-8/24 (9) W 7:30-9 pm 15 yrs-Adult $78 

CH11508 Rm 5 

Hip-Hop for Adults 

Love to dance and work your body? This fusion of hip-hop and street 

dance gets you moving. Great music, great energy! Have fun and burn 

lots of calories! (Kimo) 

6/27-8/29 (9) M 7:15-8:15 pm 14 yrs-Adult $55 

CH11509 Rm 5 

General Interest - Preschool 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Cooking Camp, Preschool 

Learn cooperative, listening and motor skills, as well as early math 

skills, measuring, food handling and more! Call at least one week prior 

with any food allergies. 

6/20-6/23 (1) M-Th 9:30-11:30 am 4-6 yrs $80 

CH15105 Kitchen 

6/20-6/23 (1) M-Th 1-3 pm 4-6 yrs $80 


Cooking Kids 

A special cooking or baking theme is planned for each class. Includes 

preparation and cooking in a safe, cozy, learning environment. Call at 

least one week prior with any food allergies. 

7/15-7/22 (2) F 9:30-11:30 am 3-4 yrs $49 


8/5-8/12 (2) F 9:30-11:30 am 3-4 yrs $49 


Cooking, Parent & Child 

Experience how fun it can be working in the kitchen with your child. 

Cooking together can be a delicious learning experience for both. Cost 

covers one child/one parent. Call at least one week prior with any food 

allergies. 

6/22 (1) W 6:30-8 pm 3-5 yrs $28 


7/20 (1) W 6:30-8 pm 3-5 yrs $28 


8/10 (1) W 6:30-8 pm 3-5 yrs $28 



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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Preschool Exploration, It’s Funtastic 

Explore the fun factors of group play and individual enhancement. 

Crafts, stories, songs, and playtime are part of the fun. 

6/20-7/18 (4) M 9-11:30 am 3-5 yrs $52 

CH15122 Rm B 

7/25-8/15 (4) M 9-11:30 am 3-5 yrs $52 

CH15123 Rm B 

6/22-7/20 (5) W 9-11:30 am 3-5 yrs $65 

CH15124 Rm B 

7/27-8/17 (4) W 9-11:30 am 3-5 yrs $52 

CH15125 Rm B 

6/24-7/22 (5) F 9-11:30 am 3-5 yrs $65 

CH15126 Rm B 

7/29-8/19 (4) F 9-11:30 am 3-5 yrs $52 

CH15127 Rm B 

Preschool Exploration, Mom’s Morning Out 

Children will learn to explore the preschool setting, while developing 

social skills through art, songs, stories, sharing and free play. 

6/20-7/18 (4) M 9-11 am 2-3½ yrs $43 

CH15130 Rm A 

7/25-8/15 (4) M 9-11 am 2-3½ yrs $43 

CH15131 Rm A 

6/21-7/19 (5) T 9-11 am 20 mths -2½ yrs $53 

CH15132 Rm A 

7/26-8/16 (4) T 9-11 am 20 mths -2½ yrs $43 

CH15133 Rm A 

6/21-7/19 (5) T 9-11 am 2½-4½ yrs $53 

CH15134 Rm B 

7/26-8/16 (4) T 9-11 am 2½-4½ yrs $43 

CH15135 Rm B 

6/22-7/20 (5) W 9-11 am 2½-3 yrs $53 

CH15136 Rm A 

7/27-8/17 (4) W 9-11 am 2½-3 yrs $43 

CH15137 Rm A 

6/23-7/21 (5) Th 9-11 am 20 mths -2½ yrs $53 

CH15138 Rm A 

7/28-8/18 (4) Th 9-11 am 20 mths -2½ yrs $43 

CH15139 Rm A 

6/23-7/21 (5) Th 9-11 am 2½-4½ yrs $53 

CH15140 Rm B 

7/28-8/18 (4) Th 9-11 am 2½-4½ yrs $43 

CH15141 Rm B 

6/24-7/22 (5) F 9-11 am 2-3½ yrs $53 

CH15142 Rm A 

7/29-8/19 (4) F 9-11 am 2-3½ yrs $43 

CH15143 Rm A 







Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


French Preschool Experience 

This class is designed for children that are developmentally ready to 

learn a second language as they explore the preschool world through 

art, songs, stories and free play. Class is held two days a week. 

No class 7/4. 

6/20-8/3 (4) M/W 1:30-3:30 pm 4-5 yrs $163 

CH15145 

Safety Town 

This is a comprehensive educational program that introduces safety 

awareness and preventive procedures to preschool children. Designed 

for daily attendance, children will learn through involvement with the 

staff, teenage volunteers and uniformed personnel. Cedar Hills Safety 

Town is offi cially registered, accredited and certifi ed by the National 

Safety Town Center. Children must meet age specifi cations and no 

older than a kindergarten graduate. Parent Help (2 hours) required 

prior to start date. You will be contacted by staff after registration. 

Graduation certifi cation received after successful completion of two 

week session. One session per child. 

6/20-7/1 (2) M-F 9:30-11:30 am 4½-6 yrs $145 

CH16200 Rm D 

6/20-7/1 (2) M-F 12:15-2:15 pm 4½-6 yrs $145 

CH16201 Rm D 

7/11-7/22 (2) M-F 9:30-11:30 am 4½-6 yrs $145 

CH16202 Rm D 

7/11-7/22 (2) M-F 12:15-2:15 pm 4½-6 yrs $145 

CH16203 Rm D 

7/25-8/5 (2) M-F 9:30-11:30 am 4½-6 yrs $145 

CH16204 Rm D 




General Interest - Youth 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Babysitter’s Training 

Learn responsibilities of babysitting. Certifi cation awarded at end of 

class when students completes class requirements. Some babysitting 

supplies available for sale at class. (American Red Cross) Bring sack 

lunch and drink. 

6/25 (1) S 9 am-3:45 pm 11-15 yrs $50 

CH15204 Rm A 

7/16 (1) S 9 am-3:45 pm 11-15 yrs $50 

CH15205 Rm A 

CHRC CSI Camp 

For the detective and law enforcement offi cer in your young camper. 

Learn about the many aspects of today’s investigations. Feature fi eld 

trip and crime scene mystery to be played out that your sleuths must 

help solve using the techniques learned at camp. Bring sack lunch and 

drink daily. 

8/8-8/12 (1) M-F 10 am-3 pm 9-13 yrs $152 

CH15200 Rm D 

Cooking Camp, Youth 

Prepare a variety of wonderful foods while having fun. Learn about 

nutrition, kitchen safety and food preparation. Call at least one week 

prior with any food allergies. 

6/27-6/30 (1) M-Th 9:30-11:30 am 7-10 yrs $80 


6/27-6/30 (1) M-Th 1-3 pm 7-10 yrs $80 


Cooking, Parent & Child 

Experience how fun it can be working in the kitchen with your child. 

Cooking together can be a delicious learning experience for both. Cost 

covers one child/one parent. Call at least one week prior with any food 

allergies. 

7/13 (1) W 6:30-8 pm 6-8 yrs $28 


8/3 (1) W 6:30-8 pm 6-8 yrs $28 


Cooking, ‘Tween Cuisine 

Would-be-chefs work on honing their culinary skills. Each class focuses 

on a specifi c cooking theme. Call at least one week prior to report any 

food allergies. 

7/5 (1) T 9 am-noon 11-13 yrs $34 


7/6 (1) W 9 am-noon 11-13 yrs $34 


7/7 (1) Th 9 am-noon 11-13 yrs $34 



Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 



Join other kids in karate, yoga, arts and crafts, drama, storytelling and 

games which provide a glimpse into a variety of cultures. China, India, 

Okinawa, and Japanese infl uences included. An adventurous fi eld trip 

planned. Bring sack lunch and drink daily. 

7/5-7/8 (1) T-F 9 am-4 pm 7-11 yrs $165 

CH12271 Gym 

Dude’s Hanging Out Camp 

Join other guys and spend the week participating in a variety of sports 

and games, learning basic meal preparation, and developing skills for 

times for when you are home alone. Bring sack lunch and drink daily. 

7/25-7/29 (1) M-F 7:30 am-5:30 pm 8-12 yrs $172 

CH15201 Rm 2 


Develop creativity and resourcefulness through apparel and accessory 

design and learn about art in the world of fashion. Spend the week 

putting together a complete outfi t and a great fi eld trip designed for a 

fashion industry student. Emphasis on working with things you already 

own and fi nding new uses for materials and products that would 

otherwise be thrown away. Fashion show at the end of the week. 

Bring sack lunch and drink daily. 

8/22-8/26 (1) M-F 10 am-3 pm 8-13 yrs $152 

CH15210 Rm D 


We are brining back old-fashioned doll play! Enjoy stories, art projects, 

role-playing, theme activities and more with your doll and new friends. 

The week will end with a special tea party. Bring sack lunch and drink 

daily. 

7/18-7/22 (1) M-F 9 am-3 pm 6-11 yrs $155 

CH15206 Rm 2 

Settlin Days - Homestead Camp 

Campers experience what life was like for early settlers. What did 

kids do for fun before ipods, Xbox, and laptops? We will travel back 

to earlier times for activity and excitement. Enjoy historic games, 

nature walks, storytelling, cooking, crafts, and local history too! An 

adventurous fi eld trip planned. Bring sack lunch and drink daily. Camp 

held off-site at the historic Fanno Farm House (8405 SW Creekside Pl., 

Beaverton) Go to www.thprd.org/facilities/fannowww.thprd.org/ 

facilities/fannohome.cfm 

7/11-7/14 (1) M-Th 9 am-4 pm 7-13 yrs $155 

CH15208 Off-site 

7/18-7/21 (1) M-Th 9 am-4 pm 7-13 yrs $155 



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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Piano, Private Lessons 

No experience required! Your chance to learn basic and advanced 

techniques from an experienced piano teacher. You’ll need to practice 

between lessons. Experienced students can bring their own lesson 

books. (Jennifer) 

6/14-7/5 (4) T 2:30-3 pm 7 yrs-Adult $102 

CH15230 Rm B 

6/14-7/5 (4) T 3:10-3:40 pm 7 yrs-Adult $102 

CH15231 Rm B 

6/14-7/5 (4) T 3:50-4:20 pm 7 yrs-Adult $102 

CH15232 Rm B 

6/14-7/5 (4) T 4:30-5 pm 7 yrs-Adult $102 

CH15233 Rm B 

6/14-7/5 (4) T 5:10-5:40 pm 7 yrs-Adult $102 

CH15234 Rm B 

6/14-7/5 (4) T 5:50-6:20 pm 7 yrs-Adult $102 

CH15235 Rm B 

6/14-7/5 (4) T 6:30-7 pm 7 yrs-Adult $102 

CH15236 Rm B 

When I’m In Charge 

For children who may be home on their own from time to time. Covers 

phone calls, securing a home, fi rst aid techniques and more. Parents are 

urged to attend the fi nal half hour to see a video tape. Some fi rst aid 

supplies are available for sale at class. (American Red Cross) 

8/13 (1) S 9-11:30 am 8-11 yrs $26 

CH15202 Rm A 

Youth Guitar 

Learn to play basic chords, strumming, and how the guitar works. Bring 

your own guitar. (David) 

6/23-8/11 (8) Th 3-3:45 pm 6-9 yrs $47 

CH15215 Rm B 

6/23-8/11 (8) Th 3:50-4:35 pm 7½-12 yrs $47 

CH15216 Rm B 

Youth Guitar Private Lessons 

Learn basic guitar or continue to improve your skills. Bring your own 

guitar. (David) 

6/22-7/13 (4) W 3-3:30 pm 6-12 yrs $103 

CH15300 Rm B 

6/22-7/13 (4) W 3:30-4 pm 6-12 yrs $103 

CH15301 Rm B 

6/22-7/13 (4) W 4-4:30 pm 6-12 yrs $103 

CH15302 Rm B 

6/22-7/13 (4) W 4:30-5 pm 6-12 yrs $103 

CH15303 Rm B 

6/22-7/13 (4) W 5-5:30 pm 6-12 yrs $103 

CH15304 Rm B 

Continued 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

7/20-8/10 (4) W 3-3:30 pm 6-12 yrs $103 

CH15305 Rm B 

7/20-8/10 (4) W 3:30-4 pm 6-12 yrs $103 

CH15306 Rm B 

7/20-8/10 (4) W 4-4:30 pm 6-12 yrs $103 

CH15307 Rm B 

7/20-8/10 (4) W 4:30-5 pm 6-12 yrs $103 

CH15308 Rm B 

7/20-8/10 (4) W 5-5:30 pm 6-12 yrs $103 

CH15309 Rm B 

6/23-7/14 (4) Th 4:45-5:15 pm 6-12 yrs $103 

CH15310 Rm B 

6/23-7/14 (4) Th 5:15-5:45 pm 6-12 yrs $103 

CH15311 Rm B 

7/21-8/11 (4) Th 4:45-5:15 pm 6-12 yrs $103 

CH15312 Rm B 

7/21-8/11 (4) Th 5:15-5:45 pm 6-12 yrs $103 

CH15313 Rm B 

General Interest - Teen/Adult 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Day 

Location 


Youth Guitar Private Lessons (continued) 


Guitar Private Lessons 

Learn basic guitar or continue to improve your skills. Open to all levels. 

No class 7/4. (Edward) 

6/20-7/18 (4) M 3:30-4 pm 11 yrs-Adult $102 

CH15523 Rm B 

6/20-7/18 (4) M 4-4:30 pm 11 yrs-Adult $102 

CH15524 Rm B 

6/20-7/18 (4) M 4:30-5 pm 11 yrs-Adult $102 

CH15525 Rm B 

6/20-7/18 (4) M 5-5:30 pm 11 yrs-Adult $102 

CH15526 Rm B 

6/20-7/18 (4) M 5:30-6 pm 11 yrs-Adult $102 

CH15527 Rm B 

6/20-7/18 (4) M 6-6:30 pm 11 yrs-Adult $102 

CH15528 Rm B 

7/25-8/15 (4) M 3:30-4 pm 11 yrs-Adult $102 

CH15530 Rm B 

7/25-8/15 (4) M 4-4:30 pm 11 yrs-Adult $102 

CH15531 Rm B 

7/25-8/15 (4) M 4:30-5 pm 11 yrs-Adult $102 

CH15532 Rm B 

7/25-8/15 (4) M 5-5:30 pm 11 yrs-Adult $102 

CH15533 Rm B 

7/25-8/15 (4) M 5:30-6 pm 11 yrs-Adult $102 

CH15534 Rm B 

7/25-8/15 (4) M 6-6:30 pm 11 yrs-Adult $102 

CH15535 Rm B 




Gymnastics 

Cedar Hills offers a comprehensive gymnastics program. Our 

gymnastics classes are designed to help support students reach their 

full potential according to their personal ability and speed. Great 

care is taken to provide a fun and safe atmosphere with quality 

instruction. 

Participants with long hair need to pull it back with a rubber band. 

Please do not wear tights. Safety guidelines discussed at fi rst class. 

Note: For safety reasons, students will forfeit class participation if 

they are more than 10 minutes late, or warm ups are over. 

Gymnastics - Preschool 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Boys Gymnastics (All Levels) 

Designed for boys only. Learn vault, bar and fl oor skills. Focus on 

strength and fl exibility. All skill levels welcome. No class 7/4. 

6/20-7/18 (4) M 6:45-7:45 pm 4-6 yrs $28 

CH13226 Rm 9 

6/21-7/19 (5) T 3-4 pm 4-6 yrs $34 

CH13227 Rm 9 

7/25-8/22 (5) M 6:45-7:45 pm 4-6 yrs $34 

CH13228 Rm 9 

7/26-8/23 (5) T 3-4 pm 4-6 yrs $34 

CH13229 Rm 9 

Pre Gymnastic Camp 

Introduces four gymnastics events: vault, bars, beam and fl oor. Focus 

on strength and fl exibility. Obstacle courses, and more will be part of 

this fun camp. Child must be able to function in a class setting without 

parent. 

6/20-6/23 (1) M-Th 9-11 am 4-6 yrs $58 

CH13140 Rm 9 

7/18-7/21 (1) M-Th 9-11 am 3½-5 yrs $58 

CH13141 Rm 9 

7/18-7/21 (1) M-Th 11 am-1 pm 4-6 yrs $58 

CH13142 Rm 9 

8/1-8/4 (1) M-Th 9-11 am 4-6 yrs $58 

CH13143 Rm 9 

8/8-8/11 (1) M-Th 9-11 am 4-6 yrs $58 

CH13144 Rm 9 

8/15-8/18 (1) M-Th 9-11 am 4-6 yrs $58 

CH13145 Rm 9 

Please Note: Gymnastics Camps 

To be issued credit, requests to drop or change a program 

must be made at least four days prior to the start date of the 

program. 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Pre Gymnastics 

Introduces vault, bars, beam and fl oor. Focus on strength and fl exibility. 

Child must be able to function in class setting. Experience in Kindergym 

class recommended. (PP) Parent participation required. No unregistered 

siblings allowed in gymnastics room. No class 7/4. 

6/20-7/18 (4) M 2-2:50 pm 3 yrs $24 

CH13105 Rm 9 

6/20-7/18 (4) M (PP) 3-3:50 pm 2½-4½ yrs $24 

CH13106 Rm 

6/21-7/19 (5) T 1-1:50 pm 3-5 yrs $30 

CH13107 Rm 9 

6/21-7/19 (5) T 5:30-6:15 pm 3-4 yrs $27 

CH13108 Rm 9 

6/22-7/20 (5) W 1:30-2:15 pm 3-5 yrs $27 

CH13109 Rm 9 

6/23-7/21 (5) Th 1:30-2:15 pm 4-6 yrs $27 

CH13110 Rm 9 

6/23-7/21 (5) Th 2:30-3:15 pm 4-6 yrs $27 

CH13111 Rm 9 

6/23-7/21 (5) Th 6-6:50 pm 3-5 yrs $30 

CH13112 Rm 9 

6/24-7/22 (5) F 2:45-3:30 pm 4-6 yrs $27 

CH13113 Rm 9 

6/25-7/23 (5) S 9-9:50 am 3-4 yrs $30 

CH13114 Rm 9 

6/25-7/23 (5) S 10-10:50 am 4-6 yrs $30 

CH13115 Rm 9 

6/25-7/23 (5) S 11-11:50 am 4-6 yrs $30 

CH13115A Rm 9 

7/25-8/22 (5) M 2-2:50 pm 3 yrs $30 

CH13116 Rm 9 

7/25-8/22 (5) M (PP) 3-3:50 pm 2½-4½ yrs $30 

CH13117 Rm 9 

7/26-8/23 (5) T 1-1:50 pm 3-5 yrs $30 

CH13118 Rm 9 

7/26-8/23 (5) T 5:30-6:15 pm 3-4 yrs $27 

CH13119 Rm 9 

7/27-8/24 (5) W 1:30-2:15 pm 3-5 yrs $27 

CH13120 Rm 9 

7/28-8/25 (5) Th 1:30-2:15 pm 4-6 yrs $27 

CH13121 Rm 9 

7/28-8/25 (5) Th 2:30-3:15 pm 4-6 yrs $27 

CH13122 Rm 9 

7/28-8/25 (5) Th 6-6:50 pm 3-5 yrs $30 

CH13123 Rm 9 

7/29-8/26 (5) F 2:45-3:30 pm 4-6 yrs $27 

CH13124 Rm 9 

7/30-8/27 (5) S 9-9:50 am 3-4 yrs $30 

CH13125 Rm 9 

7/30-8/27 (5) S 10-10:50 am 4-6 yrs $30 

CH13126 Rm 9 

7/30-8/27 (5) S 11-11:50 am 4-6 yrs $30 

CH13127 Rm 9 


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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Gymnastics 1, Preschool Camp 

Beginning skills on vault, bars, beam and fl oor will be taught. Focus on 

strength and fl exibility. Obstacle courses, and more will be part of this 

fun camp. Child must pass a pre-gymnastics class prior to enrolling in 

this camp. 

6/20-6/23 (1) M-Th 11 am-1 pm 4-6 yrs $58 

CH13146 Rm 9 

7/25-7/28 (1) M-Th 9-11 am 4-6 yrs $58 

CH13147 Rm 9 

8/1-8/4 (1) M-Th 11 am-1 pm 4-6 yrs $58 

CH13148 Rm 9 

8/15-8/18 (1) M-Th 11 am-1 pm 4-6 yrs $58 

CH13149 Rm 9 

Gymnastics 1, Preschool 

Continue working on beginning skills on the vault, bars, beam, and 

fl oor. Focus on strength and fl exibility. Obstacle courses and more. 

Child must pass a Pre Gymnastics class prior to enrolling in this class. 

6/21-7/19 (5) T 2-3 pm 4-6 yrs $34 

CH13128 Rm 9 

6/22-7/20 (5) W 4:45-5:45 pm 4-6 yrs $34 

CH13129 Rm 9 

6/23-7/21 (5) Th 7-8 pm 4-6 yrs $34 

CH13130 Rm 9 

6/24-7/22 (5) F 1:30-2:30 pm 4-6 yrs $34 

CH13131 Rm 9 

7/26-8/23 (5) T 2-3 pm 4-6 yrs $34 

CH13132 Rm 9 

7/27-8/24 (5) W 4:45-5:45 pm 4-6 yrs $34 

CH13133 Rm 9 

7/28-8/25 (5) Th 7-8 pm 4-6 yrs $34 

CH13134 Rm 9 

7/29-8/26 (5) F 1:30-2:30 pm 4-6 yrs $34 

CH13135 Rm 9 

Gymnastics 1.5, Preschool 

Combines gymnastics 1 and 2 for students who are almost ready for 

gym 2 and have passed almost all of the requirements of gym 1. Refer 

to instructor for recommendation. No class 7/4. 

6/20-7/18 (4) M 4-5 pm 4-6 yrs $28 

CH13136 Rm 9 

7/25-8/22 (5) M 4-5 pm 4-6 yrs $34 

CH13137 Rm 9 

Gymnastics - Youth 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Boys Gymnastics, All Levels 

Designed for boys only. Learn vault, bar and fl oor skills. Focus on 

strength and fl exibility. All skill levels welcome. 

6/24-7/22 (5) F 3:45-4:45 pm 6-10 yrs $34 

CH13230 Rm 9 

7/29-8/26 (5) F 3:45-4:45 pm 6-10 yrs $34 

CH13231 Rm 9 

Gymnastics 1 Camp 

Beginning skills on vault, bars, beam and fl oor will be taught. Focus on 

strength and fl exibility. Obstacle courses, and more will be part of this 

fun camp. Child must pass a pre-gymnastics class prior to enrolling in 

this camp. 

6/27-6/30 (1) M-Th 9-11 am 6-13 yrs $58 

CH13240 Rm 9 

7/11-7/14 (1) M-Th 11 am-1 pm 6-13 yrs $58 

CH13241 Rm 9 

7/25-7/28 (1) M-Th 11 am-1 pm 6-13 yrs $58 

CH13242 Rm 9 

8/8-8/11 (1) M-Th 11 am-1 pm 6-13 yrs $58 

CH13244 Rm 9 

8/22-8/25 (1) M-Th 9-11 am 6-13 yrs $58 

CH13243 Rm 9 

Gymnastics 1 

Beginning skills on the vault, bars, beam, and fl oor will be taught. Focus 

in strength and fl exibility. Obstacle courses, and more will be part of 

this fun class. No class 7/4. 

6/20-7/18 (4) M 5:30-6:30 pm 6-13 yrs $28 

CH13204 Rm 9 

6/21-7/19 (5) T 4:15-5:15 pm 6-13 yrs $34 

CH13205 Rm 9 

6/22-7/20 (5) W 2:30-3:30 pm 6-13 yrs $34 

CH13206 Rm 9 

6/23-7/21 (5) Th 4:45-5:45 pm 6-13 yrs $34 

CH13207 Rm 9 

7/25-8/22 (5) M 5:30-6:30 pm 6-13 yrs $34 

CH13208 Rm 9 

7/26-8/23 (5) T 4:15-5:15 pm 6-13 yrs $34 

CH13209 Rm 9 

7/27-8/24 (5) W 2:30-3:30 pm 6-13 yrs $34 

CH13210 Rm 9 

7/28-8/25 (5) Th 4:45-5:45 pm 6-13 yrs $34 

CH13211 Rm 9 





Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Gymnastics 1.5 

Class combines gymnastics 1 and 2 for students who are almost ready 

for gym 2 and have passed almost all the requirements of gym 1. Refer 

to instructor for recommendations. 

6/25-7/23 (5) S Noon-1 pm 6-13 yrs $34 

CH13214 Rm 9 

7/30-8/27 (5) S Noon-1 pm 6-13 yrs $34 

CH13215 Rm 9 

Gymnastics 1.5 - 2 Camp 

Continue to focus on developing skills on vault, bars, beam and fl oor. 

Focus on strength and fl exibility. Obstacle courses, and more will be 

part of this fun camp. 1.5 level students will have a chance to focus on 

Gym 2 skills. 

6/27-6/30 (1) M-Th 11 am-1 pm 6-13 yrs $58 

CH13246 Rm 9 

Gymnastic 2 Camp 

Gymnasts must be able to perform a cartwheel, handstand, backwards 

roll, pullover on bars and walk on the high beam with confi dence. 

Develop backbends and kickovers, cartwheel variations and straight 

handstands as well as work with the balance beam, bars, the vault and 

more. Focus on strength and fl exibility. 

7/11-7/14 (1) M-Th 9-11 am 6-13 yrs $58 

CH13247 Rm 9 

8/22-8/25 (1) M-Th 11 am-1 pm 5-10 yrs $58 

CH13248 Rm 9 

Gymnastics 2 

Gymnasts must be able to perform a cartwheel, handstand, pullover, 

and bridge kickover off mats. Work on backbends and kickovers on 

fl oor. Cartwheel variations, straight handstands, bars, beam, and vault. 

Focus on strength and fl exibility. Child must pass a Gymnastics 1 class 

prior to enrolling in Gymnastics 2. 

6/22-7/20 (5) W 3:45-4:45 pm 6-13 yrs $34 

CH13217 Rm 9 

6/23-7/21 (5) Th 3:30-4:30 pm 5-10 yrs $34 

CH13218 Rm 9 

7/27-8/24 (5) W 3:45-4:45 pm 6-13 yrs $34 

CH13219 Rm 9 

7/28-8/25 (5) Th 3:30-4:30 pm 5-10 yrs $34 

CH13220 Rm 9 

Safety Policy 

Students will forfeit class participation on that day if they 

are more than 10 minutes late or warm-ups have ended. 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Gymnastics 3 

Gymnasts must be able to perform a backbend kickover, pullover-cast 

and back hip circle on the bars and a cartwheel on the low beam. 

Instruction includes back walkovers, back handsprings on the fl oor, 

cartwheels on the high beam, back hip circles, glide kips on the bars 

and front handsprings on the vault. Focus on strength and fl exibility. 

6/21-7/19 (5) T 6:30-8 pm 6-13 yrs $49 

CH13222 Rm 9 

7/26-8/23 (5) T 6:30-8 pm 6-13 yrs $49 

CH13223 Rm 9 

Gymnastics 4 

Requires being able to do a back walkover and back handspring down 

the hill, a cartwheel on the high beam, and a pullover-cast-back hip 

circle on the bars. Instruction and training will include back handsprings 

and front handsprings on fl oor, handsprings on vault, glide kips on 

bars, and cartwheels and handstands on beam. Focus on strength and 

fl exibility. 

6/22-7/20 (5) W 6-8 pm 6-13 yrs $66 

CH13224 Rm 9 

7/27-8/24 (5) W 6-8 pm 6-13 yrs $66 

CH13225 Rm 9 

Gymnastics Play Days 

Play days are designed to let the beginning gymnast have supervised 

free time in the gymnastics room while also incorporating some 

structure involving courses and games that covers basic gymnastics 

skills. 

7/5 T 9-11 am 5-8 yrs $15 

7/6 W 9-11 am 5-8 yrs $15 

7/7 Th 9-11 am 5-8 yrs $15 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


CH Extra Innings Care 

Lunch-time care for those enrolled in Home Run Preschool Sports 

Camp. AM and PM camps may be combined to equal a full day. 

Bring a sack lunch and drink daily. 

6/20-6/24 (1) M-F Noon-1 pm 4-6 yrs $15 

CH12158 Rm 2 

6/27-7/1 (1) M-F Noon-1 pm 4-6 yrs $15 

CH12159 Rm 2 

7/5-7/8 (1) T-F Noon-1 pm 4-6 yrs $12 

CH12160 Rm 2 

7/11-7/15 (1) M-F Noon-1 pm 4-6 yrs $15 

CH12161 Rm 2 


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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Home Run Preschool Sports Camp 

Campers will have fun learning and developing skills for a variety 

of sports. Through creating craft projects, and other fun activities, 

campers will make new friends and experience summer camp for the 

fi rst time. Snack provided. Bring water bottle daily. 

6/20-6/24 (1) M-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $77 

CH12150 Rm 2 

6/20-6/24 (1) M-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $77 

CH12151 Rm 2 

6/27-7/1 (1) M-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $77 

CH12152 Rm 2 

6/27-7/1 (1) M-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $77 

CH12153 Rm 2 

7/5-7/8 (1) T-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $63 

CH12154 Rm 2 

7/5-7/8 (1) T-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $63 

CH12155 Rm 2 

7/11-7/15 (1) M-F 9 am-noon 4-6 yrs $77 

CH12156 Rm 2 

7/11-7/15 (1) M-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $77 

CH12157 Rm 2 

Kindergym 

Simple coordination and movement skills will be learned through games, 

hoops, balls, jumping activities, obstacle course, and more. Parent 

participation required. Please note: No unregistered siblings allowed in 

gymnastics room. Childcare center option available. 

6/24-7/22 (5) F 9:15-10 am 1½-2½ yrs $27 

CH12100 Rm 9 

7/29-8/26 (5) F 9:15-10 am 1½-2½ yrs $27 

CH12103 Rm 9 

6/24-7/22 (5) F 10:15-11 am 2-3 yrs $27 

CH12101 Rm 9 

6/24-7/22 (5) F 11:15am-noon 2-3 yrs $27 

CH12102 Rm 9 

7/29-8/26 (5) F 10:15-11 am 2-3 yrs $27 

CH12104 Rm 9 

7/29-8/26 (5) F 11:15am-noon 2-3 yrs $27 

CH12105 Rm 9 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Pee Wee Hoop Camp 

Learn to catch dribble, pass and shoot a basketball. Positive attitude, 

fair play and fun will be emphasized. Camp souvenir at the end of the 

week! 

6/27-6/30 (1) M-Th 1-2:15 pm 4-6 yrs $34 

CH12106 Gym 

7/11-7/14 (1) M-Th 1-2:15 pm 4-6 yrs $34 

CH12107 Gym 

7/18-7/21 (1) M-Th 1-2:15 pm 4-6 yrs $34 

CH12108 Gym 

7/25-7/28 (1) M-Th 1-2:15 pm 4-6 yrs $34 

CH12109 Gym 

8/1-8/4 (1) M-Th 3-4:15 pm 4-6 yrs $34 

CH12110 Gym 

8/8-8/11 (1) M-Th 3-4:15 pm 4-6 yrs $34 

CH12111 Gym 

8/15-8/18 (1) M-Th 1-2:15 pm 4-6 yrs $34 

CH12112 Gym 

6/20-6/23 (1) M-Th 1-2:15 pm 4-6 yrs $34 

CH12113 Gym 

Pee Wee Soccer Camp 

Intro camp with lots of movement, skills, and small sided games. Your 

child will practice the fundamentals of dribbling, passing, and trapping 

throughout the games. Shin protection recommended. Please bring a 

water bottle. Camp souvenir at the end of the week! 

6/20-6/23 (1) M-Th 3:45-5:15 pm 4-6 yrs $40 

CH12130 Playfi eld 

6/27-6/30 (1) M-Th 3:45-5:15 pm 4-6 yrs $40 


7/11-7/14 (1) M-Th 3:45-5:15 pm 3½-5 yrs $40 


7/18-7/21 (1) M-Th 1:30-3 pm 4-6 yrs $40 


7/25-7/28 (1) M-Th 3:45-5:15 pm 4-6 yrs $40 


8/1-8/4 (1) M-Th 3:45-5:15 pm 4-6 yrs $40 


8/8-8/11 (1) M-Th 1:30-3 pm 3½-5 yrs $40 


8/15-8/18 (1) M-Th 3:45-5:15 pm 4-6 yrs $40 


Please note: Sports Camps 

To be issued credit, requests to drop or change a program 

must be made at least four days prior to the start date of the 

program. 





Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Sports O’Rama Camp 

A different sport each day will be introduced. Basic skills will be 

introduced and fun will be had! Sports may be played outside weather 

permitting. Camp souvenir at the end of the week! 

6/20-6/23 (1) M-Th 9:30-10:45 am 4-6 yrs $34 

CH12114 Gym 

6/27-6/30 (1) M-Th 9:30-10:45 am 3½-5 yrs $34 

CH12115 Gym 

7/11-7/14 (1) M-Th 9:30-10:45 am 4-6 yrs $34 

CH12116 Gym 

7/18-7/21 (1) M-Th 9:30-10:45 am 4-6 yrs $34 

CH12117 Gym 

7/25-7/28 (1) M-Th 9:30-10:45 am 4-6 yrs $34 

CH12118 Gym 

8/1-8/4 (1) M-Th 9:30-10:45 am 3½-5 yrs $34 

CH12119 Gym 

8/8-8/11 (1) M-Th 9:30-10:45 am 4-6 yrs $34 

CH12120 Gym 

8/15-8/18 (1) M-Th 9:30-10:45 am 4-6 yrs $34 

CH12121 Gym 

T-Ball Camp 

Join the fun and work on T-Ball basics: Throwing, catching, and hitting 

off a “T” are emphasized. May go outside during camp time. Souvenir 

at the end of the week! 

6/20-6/23 (1) M-Th 10:45 am-noon 4-6 yrs $34 

CH12122 Gym 

6/27-6/30 (1) M-Th 10:45 am-noon 3½-5 yrs $34 

CH12123 Gym 

7/11-7/14 (1) M-Th 10:45 am-noon 4-6 yrs $34 

CH12124 Gym 

7/18-7/21 (1) M-Th 10:45 am-noon 4-6 yrs $34 

CH12125 Gym 

7/25-7/28 (1) M-Th 10:45 am-noon 4-6 yrs $34 

CH12126 Gym 

8/1-8/4 (1) M-Th 10:45 am-noon 3½-5 yrs $34 

CH12127 Gym 

8/8-8/11 (1) M-Th 10:45 am-noon 4-6 yrs $34 

CH12128 Gym 

8/15-8/18 (1) M-Th 10:45 am-noon 4-6 yrs $34 

CH12129 Gym 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Baseball Camp 

Development of baseball skills. Throwing, catching, pop fl ies, grounder 

ball fundamentals, and more. Also, swing techniques and mini games. 

Don’t miss this fun camp! Bring glove and water bottle. Camp souvenir 

at the end of the week! 

7/11-7/14 (1) M-Th 4:30-6:30 pm 6-8 yrs $51 


7/25-7/28 (1) M-Th 4:30-6:30 pm 8-12 yrs $51 


Football Skills Camp 

Develop the fundamentals of football. Catching, run routes, defense 

fundamentals, 1 on 1 drills, and more! Don’t miss this fun camp! Camp 

souvenir at the end of the week! Bring water bottle each day. 

7/18-7/21 (1) M-Th 4:30-6:30 pm 7-9 yrs $51 


Hoop Camp 

Focus on developing fundamental skills. Instruction will be given in ball 

control, shooting, dribbling, passing, footwork and game situations. 

Camp souvenir at the end of the week! 

6/27-6/30 (1) M-Th 2:15-4:15 pm 6-8 yrs $51 

CH12200 Gym 

7/11-7/14 (1) M-Th 2:15-4:15 pm 9-12 yrs $51 

CH12201 Gym 

7/18-7/21 (1) M-Th 2:15-4:15 pm 6-8 yrs $51 

CH12202 Gym 

7/25-7/28 (1) M-Th 2:15-4:15 pm 9-12 yrs $51 

CH12203 Gym 

8/1-8/4 (1) M-Th 1-3 pm 6-8 yrs $51 

CH12204 Gym 

8/8-8/11 (1) M-Th 1-3 pm 6-8 yrs $51 

CH12205 Gym 

8/15-8/18 (1) M-Th 2:15-4:15 pm 6½-9 yrs $51 

CH12206 Gym 

6/20-6/23 (1) M-Th 2:15-4:15 pm 6-8 yrs $51 

CH12207 Gym 

Intermediate Hoop Camp 

Designed to improve your skills and focus on further development, 

intensity, offensive plays and movement, enthusiasm, team work and 

game situations. Camp souvenir at the end of the week! Note: camp 

meets 1 hr a wk, M-Th for 2 weeks. 

6/20-6/30 (2) M-Th 4:30-5:30 pm 8½-12 yrs $53 

CH12213 Gym 


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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Karate, Beginning 

Class is similar to but more structured than, Karate Kids. Uniforms are 

required. (approx. $30; info at 1st class). (Marilyn) 

7/6-8/24 (8) W 4:30-5:25 pm 8-11 yrs $42 

CH12243 Rm 5 

7/1-8/26 (9) F 5-6 pm 5-8 yrs $62 

CH12247 Rm 5 

Karate, Beginning, Youth/Adult 

Class is similar to, but more structured than, Karate Kids. Uniforms are 


7/1-8/26 (9) F 6-7 pm 7 yrs-Adult $75 

CH12248 Rm 5 

Karate Kids 

Shorin-Ryu is a self-defense oriented, traditional Okinawan karate style. 

Learn basic blocks, punches, kicks, and breakfall techniques. Uniforms 

not required. No class on 8/17 (Marilyn) 

7/6-8/24 (7) W 3-3:45 pm 4-5 yrs $32 

CH12241 Rm 5 

7/6-8/24 (7) W 3:45-4:30 pm 5-8 yrs $32 

CH12242 Rm 5 

7/1-8/26 (8) F 3:15-4 pm 5-8 yrs $36 

CH12245 Rm 5 

7/1-8/26 (9) F 4-5 pm 6-10 yrs $51 

CH12246 Rm 5 

Karate, Intermediate 

In addition to blocks, strikes, and kicks, works on grabs, holds, 

releases, and breakfalls. May introduce nunchaku, tonfa, and bo staff 

as well as naihanchi katas. Students tested for rank in these classes. 

Uniforms required. Test fees payable to instructor. (Marilyn) 

6/22-8/24 (10) W 6:40-7:40 pm 8 yrs-Adult $75 

CH12538 Gym 

7/1-8/26 (9) F 7:15-8:15 pm 8 yrs-Adult $75 

CH12249 Rm 5 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Soccer Skills Camp 

Develop your soccer skills! technical development - dribbling, passing, 

receiving, shooting, game situations, and fun. Shin protection 

recommended. Please bring a water bottle. Camp souvenir at the end of 

the week! 

6/20-6/23 (1) M-Th 1:30-3:30 pm 8-11 yrs $51 


6/27-6/30 (1) M-Th 1:30-3:30 pm 6½-8 yrs $51 


7/11-7/14 (1) M-Th 1:30-3:30 pm 5½-7 yrs $51 


7/18-7/21 (1) M-Th 3:15-5:15 pm 7-10 yrs $51 


7/25-7/28 (1) M-Th 1:30-3:30 pm 5½-7 yrs $51 


8/1-8/4 (1) M-Th 1:30-3:30 pm 9-12 yrs $51 


8/8-8/11 (1) M-Th 3:15-5:15 pm 7-10 yrs $51 


8/15-8/18 (1) M-Th 1:30-3:30 pm 5½-7 yrs $51 


Sports Performance Camp 

Everyday will involve working on muscle strength and endurance, agility 

and cardiovascular performance through a variety of activities and drills. 

We will also spend the afternoons working on skills in sports such as 

basketball, soccer, lacross, volleyball, softball, fl ag football and tennis. 

Campers will also enjoy swimming during the week. Camp held off-site 

at Cedar Hills Park (2300 SW Cedar Hills Blvd. 

7/5-7/8 (1) T-F 7:30 am-5:30 pm 8-12 yrs $138 


7/11-7/15 (1) M-F 7:30 am-5:30 pm 8-12 yrs $170 


7/18-7/22 (1) M-F 7:30 am-5:30 pm 8-12 yrs $170 


7/25-7/29 (1) M-F 7:30 am-5:30 pm 8-12 yrs $170 


8/1-8/5 (1) M-F 7:30 am-5:30 pm 8-12 yrs $170 





The CHRC 

Fitness Program 

If you are looking for a fi tness 

program, think about this… 

• Our classes are taught 

by certifi ed fi tness 

professionals. 

• We offer a variety of class 

options. 

• Our class sizes allow for 

lots of personal attention. 

• Careful thought and 

planning go into the 

progress of each student. 


Learn the proper techniques for using the weight room 

equipment. Our basic program helps you get started. Orientations 

are available throughout the term. Please allow 10 days for the 

personal trainer to schedule an appointment with you. $39 ID 


Private appointments with the trainer to customize your fi tness 

program are available. Please allow 10 days for the personal 

trainer to schedule an appointment with you. 

1 Session: $44 ID 



Drop-In Aerobics 

Tickets may be purchased for $5.50 ID $16.50 OD (without 

assessment) per class if space available. No drop-in for full 

classes. Tickets do not carry over from term to term. Purchase 

tickets at the offi ce. 

Drop-In Yoga/Pilates 

$9 ID $27 OD (without assessment) per class if space is 

available. No drop-ins for full classes. Purchase tickets at the 

offi ce and present to instructor prior to class. Tickets do not carry 

over from term to term. 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Fitness, 20,20,20 

Get three fi tness styles in one class! A third aerobic, a third on 

strength, and a third on fl exibility. No class 7/4, 7/6, 9/5. 

6/20-9/7 (11) M/W 6:35-7:30 pm 14 yrs-Adult $79 

CH12501 Rm 6 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Fitness, Aerobics 

Great cardiovascular, low-impact, fat-burning workout with varying 

intensity options for all fi tness levels. No class 7/4, 7/6, 9/5. 

6/20-9/9 (12) M/W/F 8:30-9:25 am 14 yrs-Adult $123 

CH12502 Rm 6 

Fitness, Aerobic Total Body 

Great cardiovascular, low-impact full body workout for all fi tness levels. 

Strength training and stretching always included. Instructor gives 

individual attention to meet needs of all levels. No class 7/5, 7/7. 

6/21-9/8 (11) T/Th 7-7:55 am 14 yrs-Adult $82 

CH12503 Rm 6 

Fitness, BODYCOMBAT 

BODYCOMBAT is a fi ercely energetic program inspired by martial arts 

and draws from a wide array of disciplines such as karate, boxing, 

taekwondo, tai chi and muay thai. Supported by driving music, you 

strike, punch, kick and kata your way through calories to superior 

cardio fi tness. No class 7/2, 7/4, 7/5, 7/6, 7/7, 9/5. 

6/20-9/7 (11) M/W 5:30-6:30 am 14 yrs-Adult $105 

CH12504 Rm 6 

6/25-9/10 (11) S 10:30-11:30 am 14 yrs-Adult $55 

CH12511 Rm 6 

6/20-9/7 (11) M/W 5:30-6:30 pm 14 yrs-Adult $105 

CH12512 Gym 

6/21-9/8 (11) T/Th 6:35-7:35 pm 14 yrs-Adult $110 

CH12513 Rm 6 

6/25-9/10 (11) S 8-9 am 14 yrs-Adult $55 

CH12514 Rm 6 

6/28-9/8 (10) T/Th 10:05-11 am 14 yrs-Adult $92 

CH12524 Rm 6 

Fitness, BODYPUMP 

BODYPUMP is the original barbell class that strengthens your entire 

body. This 60-minute workout challenges all your major muscle groups 

by using the best weight-room exercises like squats, presses, lift and 

curls. Great music, awesome instructors, and your choice of weight 

inspire you to get the results you came for-and fast. 

No class 7/2, 7/5, 7/6, 7/7. 

6/21-9/8 (11) T/Th 5:30-6:30 am 14 yrs-Adult $110 

CH12505 Rm 6 

6/21-9/8 (11) T/Th 9-10 am 14 yrs-Adult $110 

CH12506 Rm 6 

6/21-9/8 (11) T/Th 5:30-6:30 pm 14 yrs-Adult $110 

CH12507 Rm 6 

6/22-9/7 (11) W 7:35-8:35 pm 14 yrs-Adult $55 

CH12509 Rm 6 

6/25-9/10 (11) S 9:05-10:05 am 14 yrs-Adult $55 

CH12510 Rm 6 


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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Fitness, Core Fusion 

Class will use a combination of free weights, bands, ball, pilates and 

yoga poses to strengthen, stretch and improve your core section. No 

class 7/4. 

6/27-8/29 (9) M 10:30-11:25 am 14 yrs-Adult $34 

CH12515 Rm 6 

Fitness, Outdoor Fitcamp 

Calorie-burning resistance training in an open-air environment. Class 

features a new fi tness tool called the ViPR - vitality, performance and 

reconditioning. A set of weighted rubber tubes offered in a range of 

weights, is ideal for weight training in all planes of motion. Held off-site 

at Skyview Park (15780 NW Bronson Rd.), we will take advantage of 

the natural contours of the grassy area. All fi tness levels welcome. All 

equipment is provided except mats, which are optional. Note: First class 

starts at 9 am to discuss equipment use, etc. No class 7/5, 8/11. 

6/21-7/21 T/Th 9:30-10:30 am 14 yrs-Adult $62 


7/26-8/25 T/Th 9:30-10:30 am 14 yrs-Adult $62 


Fitness, Quick-fi t Fitcamp 

Want a quick fi tness boost or a change of pace from your regular 

exercise regimen in an open-air enviornment? Try this four-day fi tcamp! 

Carlorie-burning resistance training that features the a new fi tness tool 

called the ViPR - vitality, performance and reconditioning. A set of 

weighted rubber tubes offered in a range of weights. Held off-site at 

Cedar Hills Park (2300 SW Cedar Hills Blvd.), we will take advantage 

of the natural contours of the grassy areas. All fi tness levels welcome. 

All equipment is provided except mats, which are optional. Note: First 

class starts at 7:45 am to discuss equipment use, etc. 

7/11-7/14 M-Th 8-9 am 14 yrs-Adult $28 


7/25-7/28 M-Th 8-9 am 14 yrs-Adult $28 


Fitness, Pilates Fundamentals 

Through a series of exercises that have been created with the intent 

of strengthening and stretching the body’s core, you will develop lean 

muscles, improve posture, stamina, coordination, fl exibility and joint 

mobility. Includes standing and mat work. No class 7/4, 7/6, 7/7. 

6/23-9/8 (11) Th 7:40-8:35 pm 14 yrs-Adult $63 

CH12517 Rm 6 

6/20-8/29 (10) M 5:45-6:40 am 14 yrs-Adult $57 

CH12518 Rm 5 

6/22-9/7 (11) W 5:45-6:40 am 14 yrs-Adult $63 

CH12519 Rm 5 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Fitness, Pilates on the Ball 

Class focuses on adapting the Pilates method to the exercise ball. Uses 

large and small balls to add resistance, challenge and variety to the mat 

work. 

6/24-9/9 (12) F 5:45-6:40 am 14 yrs-Adult $68 

CH12520 Rm 5 

Fitness, Step 

Step up to the challenge! Join us for cardio conditioning at the intensity 

that works for you. Enhance your strength and fl exibility for a wellrounded 

workout. No class 7/6. 

6/29-9/7 (10) W 9:30-10:25 am 14 yrs-Adult $37 

CH12521 Rm 6 

Fitness, Strength Training 

Everyone is welcome to this fun and challenging total body strength 

training class. Emphasis on improving muscle strength and endurance, 

core strength, aerobic intervals, and balance. Equipment includes hand 

weights, barbells, stability ball, and more. No class 7/5, 7/7. 


CH12522 Rm 6 

Fitness, Triple Threat 

Get three fi tness styles a single class! You focus one-third on aerobic, 

one-third on strength, and one-third on fl exibility. No class 7/4, 7/6, 

9/5. 

6/20-9/7 (11) M/W 5:30-6:25 pm 14 yrs-Adult $79 

CH12527 Rm 6 

Fitness, Turbo Kickboxing 

Intervals of high-intensity kicks, punches, and jabs. No bag or weight 

work, but always ab work and a weekly focus. No class 7/4. 

6/20-8/29 (10) M 7:35-8:35 pm 14 yrs-Adult $40 

CH12523 Rm 6 

Fitness, Women’s Workout 

Just for the ladies! Focuses on calorie burning, targets and tones - 

woman’s trouble spots. Get ready to work hard and have fun with just 

the gals! All levels welcome. 

7/1-9/9 (11) F 9:30-10:25 am 14 yrs-Adult $41 

CH12525 Rm 6 





Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Fitness, Women’s Workout Fit 

Women’s workout will be based out of the cardio and weight rooms. 

Work out in small groups with more individualized attention. No class 

7/5, 7/7. 

6/21-9/8 (11) T/Th 10:05-11 am 14 yrs-Adult $147 

CH12526 Wt Rm 

Fitness, Zumba Aerobics 

ZumbaÂ® fi tness fuses hypnotic musical rhythms and tantalizing moves 

to create a dynamic workout system designed to be FUN and EASY TO 

DO! Our goal is simple: We want people to want to work out, to love 

working out, to get hooked. Add some Latin fl avor and International 

zest into the mix and you’ve got ZUMBAÂ® fi tness! No class 7/4. 

6/27-8/29 (9) M 9:30-10:25 am 14 yrs-Adult $34 

CH12531 Rm 6 

6/21-9/6 (12) T 7:40-8:35 pm 14 yrs-Adult $45 

CH12532 Rm 6 

6/29-9/7 (11) W 10:35-11:30 am 14 yrs-Adult $41 

CH12533 Rm 6 

6/23-9/8 (12) Th 6:10-7:05 pm 14 yrs-Adult $45 

CH12534 Rm 5 

6/25-9/10 (12) S 8-8:55 am 14 yrs-Adult $45 

CH12536 Gym 

Fitness, Zumba Gold 

Zumba Gold is preformed at a much lower intensity. It utilizes the same 

great Latin styles of music and dance are used in Zumba basic program, 

It’s just as much fun just not as fast. This easy-to-follow program 

allows anyone any age or gender to be able to perform the Zumba Gold 

dance moves. It was designed for the older active adult, a person who 

hasn’t been exercising in a long time or individuals who may be limited 

physically. Get back into fi tness with Zumba Gold! No class 7/4. 

6/20-8/29 (10) M 6-7 pm 14 yrs-Adult $41 

CH12537 Rm 5 

Karate, Beginning, Youth/Adult 

Class is similar to, but more structured than, Karate Kids. Uniforms are 


7/1-8/26 (9) F 6-7 pm 7 yrs-Adult $75 

CH12248 Rm 5 

Don’t miss the Group Fitness Launch 

Saturday, June 11 9-10:30 am 

Join us for a morning of fi tness at Cedar Hills Rec Center 

See page 104 for more information. 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Karate, Intermediate 

In addition to blocks, strikes, and kicks, works on grabs, holds, 

releases, and breakfalls. May introduce nunchaku, tonfa, and bo staff 

as well as naihanchi katas. Students tested for rank in these classes. 

Uniforms required. Test fees payable to instructor. (Marilyn) 

6/22-8/24 (10) W 6:40-7:40 pm 8 yrs-Adult $75 

CH12538 Gym 

7/1-8/26 (9) F 7:15-8:15 pm 8 yrs-Adult $75 

CH12249 Rm 5 

Tai-Chi 

A form of moving meditation. Class will emphasize on improving health 

and increasing energy through proper body alignment and relaxation. 

(Michael) 

6/22-8/24 (10) W 5:45-7:15 pm 13 yrs-Adult $87 

CH12541 Rm 5 

Yoga, All Levels 

Stretch deeply and completely with simple movements combined with 

conscious breathing. Increase your strength and fl exibility and bring 

about a relaxed state of being. Bring a mat. No class 7/4. 

6/20-8/29 (10) M 10:30-11:45 am 14 yrs-Adult $74 

CH12544 Rm 8 (Simon) 

6/21-8/30 (11) T 6-7:15 pm 14 yrs-Adult $82 

CH12545 Rm 8 (Mateen) 

6/22-8/31 (11) W 9:45-11 am 14 yrs-Adult $82 


6/23-9/1 (11) Th 7:30-8:45 pm 14 yrs-Adult $82 


7/1-9/2 (10) F 9-10:15 am 14 yrs-Adult $74 


Yoga, Beginning 

Learn how to stretch deeply and completely with simple movements 

combined with conscious breathing. Increase your strength and 

fl exibility and bring about a relaxed state of being. Bring a mat. 

No class 7/4. 

6/20-8/29 (10) M 6-7:15 pm 14 yrs-Adult $74 


6/21-8/30 (11) T 7:30-8:45 pm 14 yrs-Adult $82 


6/23-9/1 (11) Th 6-7:15 pm 14 yrs-Adult $82 



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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Yoga, Intermediate 

For those who have experienced at least one term of yoga with 

instructor or equivalent. Build on basic yoga poses/philosophies and 

emphasize breath and movement. Bring mat. No class 7/4. 

6/22-8/31 (11) W 6:15-7:30 pm 14 yrs-Adult $82 

CH12555 Rm 8 (Tara) 

6/20-8/29 (10) M 9-10:15 am 14 yrs-Adult $74 


7/1-9/2 (10) F 10:30-11:45 am 14 yrs-Adult $74 


Yoga, Meditation & Yoga 

Learn how to stretch deeply and completely with a mixture of hatha 

yoga and various meditation techniques. Increase your strength and 

fl exibility and bring about a relaxed state of being. Bring a mat. (Simon) 

6/22-8/31 (11) W 8:15-9:30 am 14 yrs-Adult $82 

CH12560 Rm 8 

We believe providing an active, and fun environment for children 

to THRIVE in will provide skills that last a lifetime. Our after school 

program will be offered at Cedar Hills Recreation Center and made 

available Monday through Friday. Participants enjoy a variety of 

activities that include sports, arts & crafts, cooking, and special 

theme activities monthly. Children enrolled in all-day kindergarten 

and fi rst through 5th grade are picked-up from their school and can 

stay at our center until 6 pm on regular school days. The program 

is also available to kindergarten students from Barnes Elementary 

School. 

Available Schools: 

Ridgewood West TV Barnes William Walker 

Cost: $255 per month ($127 December & June) Contact the center 

directly to register. Three-day-a-week options may be available. 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Yoga, Power Yoga 

Class will be a quick and powerful Vinyassa style to enhance fl exibility, 

balance, focus and strength. Class will focus on the problem areas most 

needed by the students. Great for those who are advanced students or 

athletes. (Tara) 

6/22-8/31 (11) W 7:45-8:45 pm 14 yrs-Adult $67 

CH12561 Rm 8 

THRIVE 

After School Program 

Teaching Healthy Responsible 

Individuals Values and Education 


WEIR 

MURRAY 




Beaverton, 97008 503/629-6313 

Fax: 503/629-6323 


Hours: 

Monday - Thursday 5:30 am - 10 pm 

Friday 5:30 am - 8:30 pm 



Holidays: 7/4 (open 9 am-6 pm) 

Facility Closures: 

BROCKMAN 

Conestoga 



CONESTOGA DR 

SCHOLLS 

Conestoga Center Staff 

Brian Powers, Center Supervisor 

Lori Walker, Aquatic Coordinator I 

Teresa Suyama, Recreation Coordinator I 

Jennifer Chapin, Aquatic Coordinator 

Rebecca Fast, Aquatic Coordinator 

Brian Sherman, Recreation Coordinator I 

Terri Cannon, Offi ce Tech 

Jean Bernards, Party Rental Coordinator 

John Canova, Aquatic Coordinator 

130TH 

See pages 62-67 for Conestoga Aquatic Programs. 

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HWY 217 

Conestoga pages: 

• Aquatics .................................................... 62-67 

• Before and After-school Programs ....................125 

• Arts & Crafts.................................................126 

• Dance ..........................................................127 

• General Interest .............................................129 

• Sports & Fitness ...........................................135 

Follow us on 

Junk in the 

Trunk 

A community garage sale 

Saturday July 16, 2011 8:30 am-1 pm 

For more information call 503/629-6313 

Conestoga Big Truck Day! 

Saturday, 

August 13 

10 am-2 pm 

See page 134 for more Conestoga Special Events! 

Summer Camp Open House 

Thursday, June 9 6-7 pm 

Want more information on Conestoga’s camps, Otter Camp, Camp Conestoga, Camp 

Conestoga, Too! X-treme B-Tween Camp, PALS and sports camps? Drop in anytime 

during our open house to meet staff and preview camp activity schedules. Campers 

and parents are welcome to bring any questions or concerns. We look forward to 

meeting you and your child. No reservation necessary. 

www.facebook.com/ConestogaRec 


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Conestoga Facility Rentals 

The center offers several rental options including pool rentals, conferences and meetings. Call 503/629-6313 for more details. 

Birthday Parties at 

Conestoga! 

Pool Party - $10 per child 

• $100 base price (includes 10 kids) 

• Admittance to Open Swim 

• $100 security deposit required 

Pool Party Plus - $14 per child 


• Party leader to assist 

• Admittance to Open Swim 

Sports Party - $14 per child 


• 1 hour gym rental (sports equipment 

included) 


Kids Gym - $14 per child (ages 5 & under only) 


• Admittance to Gym Fun (Sundays only) 


Extras 

• $26.50 for 1/2 hour gym time added to pool 

parties (depends on availability) 

• $36 for decorations, cake and punch (various 

options) 

• $10 for 20 balloons 

Additional room time $20 per hour. Assessment 

fee required for out-of-district patrons. 

A great recreational 

preschool program where 

children enjoy making 

friends & improve their 

motor skills, as well as 

social & learning skills. 

Child must be potty 

trained. Morning snack 

provided. Register for one 

or more days a week. 

No class 

Let us host your next birthday party! All birthday 

parties include one-hour room rental and cleanup 

(excluding pool party). Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Playschool 


9/12-12/12 (14) M 8:45-11:15 am 3-4½ yrs $189 

CO28101 Rm 202 

9/13-12/13 (14) T 8:45-11:15 am 3-4½ yrs $189 

CO28102 Rm 202 

9/14-12/14 (14) W 8:45-11:15 am 3-3½ yrs $189 

CO28103 Rm 202 

9/15-12/15 (13) Th 8:45-11:15 am 3-4½ yrs $175 

CO28104 Rm 202 

9/16-12/16 (10) F 8:45-11:15 am 3-3½ yrs $135 

CO28105 Rm 202 

9/12-12/12 (14) M 8:45-11:15 am 4-6 yrs $189 

CO28106 Rm 203 

9/13-12/13 (14) T 8:45-11:15 am 4-6 yrs $189 

CO28107 Rm 203 

9/14-12/14 (14) W 8:45-11:15 am 4-6 yrs $189 

CO28108 Rm 203 

9/15-12/15 (13) Th 8:45-11:15 am 4-6 yrs $175 

CO28109 Rm 203 

9/16-12/16 (10) F 8:45-11:15 am 4-6 yrs $135 

CO28110 Rm 203 

9/12-12/12 (14) M 12:15-2:45 pm 4-6 yrs $189 

CO28111 Rm 202 

9/13-12/13 (14) T 12:15-2:45 pm 4-6 yrs $189 

CO28112 Rm 203 

9/14-12/14 (14) W 12:15-2:45 pm 4-6 yrs $189 

CO28113 Rm 203 

9/15-12/15 (13) Th 12:15-2:45 pm 4-6 yrs $175 

CO28114 Rm 203 



After-school Care - Youth Middle School Club 

Club Splash! 

Club for 1st-5th graders. 

What will we do? Activities 

include swimming, sports, 

arts and crafts, martial arts, 

gym games, snack, homework help, and much more! 

What schools is transportation provided? Hiteon, Sexton 

Mountain, Nancy Ryles, Greenway and Scholls Heights 

Elementary Schools. 

How do I register? Register at Conestoga - call for space 

availability and wait list information. 


Qualifi ed, certifi ed fi tness professionals teach our fi tness 

classes. We offer a variety of class options. 


FITNESS CLASSES Purchase a one-time drop-in class pass 

for $5.50 or a 20-visit fi tness pass for $105. Fitness classes 

include Total Body Conditioning, Low Impact Aerobics, Boot 

Camp and Zumba. 

SPECIALTY CLASSES Purchase a one-time drop-in class 

pass for $9 or a 10-visit specialty pass for $83.50. Specialty 

classes include Nia, Pilates, Yoga, kickboxing and circuit 

training. 

Facility Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 

**Open Gym 

**Basketball 

Volleyball 

*Weight 

Room 

6-7:30 am 

All Ages 

7:45-9:45 pm 

16+ yrs 

6 am-9:45 pm 

6-7:30 am 

All Ages 

7:45-9:45 pm 

30+ yrs 

7 am-5 pm 

7-9:45 pm 

6-7:30 am 

All Ages 

7:45-9:45 pm 

16+ yrs 

6 am-9:45 pm 

Come join the club! Enjoy recreational activities, which includes 

snack, swimming, open gym and supervised fun! Within 

walking distance from Conestoga Middle School. Call Teresa at 

503/629-6313 for availability or e-mail csplash@thprd.org. 

Weight Room Orientation 

Call Conestoga at 503/629-6313 to schedule a short weight 

room orientation with one of our staff. Basics of the weight 

room equipment will be reviewed. $39. 


Our nationally certifi ed personal trainers will assist you in 

developing an individualized exercise program and discuss 

basic nutrition, goals and individual limitations during a onehour 

private consultation. Body composition testing is also 

available. You may register for this program at any time. ID 

senior rates apply. Call Conestoga for more information. 

Single Session: $44 Three Sessions: $132 

Six Sessions: $247 

6-7:30 am 

All Ages 

7:45-9:45 pm 

30+ yrs 

7 am-6 pm 

7-9:45 pm 

6-7:30 am 

All Ages 

2-6 pm 

All Ages 


10 am-Noon 

Family Gym 

1-6 pm 

All Ages 

6 am-8:15 pm 8 am-5:45 pm 10 am-5:45 pm 

*A parental waiver is required for weight room use by anyone 14-17 years old. Weight Room Orientation: Call Conestoga to schedule 

503/629-6313 **Non-team play - (No team practices or coaching) 

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Arts & Crafts - Preschool 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Creative Babies 

Jump in and be a kid again! Touch, smell, listen and laugh together with 

your child as you try painting, fi nger painting, balloon painting, water 

play, and tactile discovery together. Babies will delight in bouncing, 

squeezing, squishing and splashing to music. Bring a shirt for both of 

you and get a little messy!! Parent participation required. (Brittany) 

6/24-8/26 (10) F 9-9:45 am 10 mths-1½ yrs $64 

CO14102 Rm 205 

Creating Together 

Explore art with your child! Both of you will discover your creativity 

through sensory play and lively music as you interact with a 

kaleidoscope of arts and craft media. Child develops motor skills and 

confi dence. Bring a shirt for both of you and get a little messy!! Parent 

participation required. (Brittany) 

6/24-8/26 (10) F 10-10:45 am 1½-2 yrs $64 

CO14103 Rm 205 

6/24-8/26 (10) F 11-11:45 am 2-4 yrs $64 

CO14104 Rm 205 

6/25-8/27 (8) S 10:15-11 am 2-4 yrs $64 

CO14107 Rm 205 

6/25-8/27 (10) S 11:15-Noon 1½-2 yrs $64 

CO14106 Rm 205 

Creative Art 

Children explore media such as painting, collaging, beading, and wire 

cutting as they improve fi ne motor skills while enjoying fun art projects 

each week. Bring a shirt and get a little messy. (Brittany) 

6/24-8/26 (10) F Noon-12:45 pm 4-6 yrs $64 

CO14111 Rm 205 

Arts & Crafts - Youth/Teen 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Creative Art II 

Explore basic art media in more depth. We will draw, paint, collage, 

sculpt, and more. This class will focus on individual interests and 

abilities. Children will learn to explore their inner creativity and 

imagination while having fun. Bring a paint shirt. (Brittany) 

6/24-8/26 (10) F 2-3 pm 6-9 yrs $76 

CO14202 Rm 205 

Arts & Crafts - Youth/Teen 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Creative Art III 

Explore basic art media in more depth. We will draw, paint, collage, 

sculpt, and more. This class will focus on individual interests and 

abilities. Children will learn to explore their inner creativity and 

imagination while having fun. Bring a paint shirt. (Brittany) 

6/24-8/26 (10) F 3:15-4:15 pm 9-12 yrs $76 

CO14203 Rm 205 

Drawing & Painting, Youth 

Learn drawing and painting techniques with mixed media. Experiment 

with materials such as paints, pastels, and found objects. This class 

is designed to explore a variety of art materials and to encourage 

individual imagination expressed through art. (Brittany) 

6/24-8/26 (10) F 4:30-5:30 pm 6-10 yrs $81 

CO14204 Rm 205 

Conestoga Summer Camps 

See the summer camp section located on pages 17-25 for details. 

We offer a variety of camps for all ages! 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


All that Jazz 

Have fun in this upbeat Jazz class learning turns, kicks, leaps and more. 

Focus on technique that will improve balance and coordination! Point 

your toes and jazz hands through a fabulous princess routine. 

(Valerie Dawn) 

6/22-8/17 (9) W 1:45-2:25 pm 3-6 yrs $43 

CO11138 Rm 201 

Ballet 

Learn ballet fundamentals. Children will increase balance and poise 

while developing strength and coordination. 

6/22-8/17 (9) W 9:45-10:25 am 3½-5 yrs $43 

CO11124 Rm 205 (Charlotte) 

6/22-8/17 (9) W 10:30-11:10 am 3-4 yrs $43 


6/24-8/26 (10) F 1:30-2:10 pm 4-6 yrs $48 

CO11122 Rm 201 (Staff) 

6/24-8/26 (10) F 2:15-2:55 pm 3-4 yrs $48 

CO11123 Rm 201 (Staff) 




Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Ballet, Ballet, Everywhere! 

Make dreams come true as you point your toes, learn ballet 

fundamentals, increase confi dence, poise, grace and creativity 

while developing basic ballet skills though imagination. Ballet shoes 

recommended. All skill levels welcome. (Valerie Dawn) 

6/21-8/16 (9) T 9:15-9:55 am 2-3 yrs $43 

CO11113 Rm 201 

Ballet, The Fairy Princess Way 

Learn ballet fundamentals with fairy princess imagination! Hold up your 

crown while you gain poise and posture. Learn how to gallop, sashay 

and leap. Let the magical wand turn you into a ballerina with grace and 

creativity! Ballet shoes recommended. All skills welcome. No class 7/4. 


6/20-8/15 (8) M 8:45-9:25 am 3-6 yrs $39 

CO11112 Rm 201 

Ballet, Where Dreams Begin 

For those students that are ready to learn more! Children will take their 

ballet fundamentals onto the next level. Work on alignment, center 

work, turns, leap while continuing to build strength, balance and 

fl exibility. Previous ballet class required. (Valerie Dawn) 

6/21-8/16 (9) T 1-1:40 pm 4-6 yrs $43 

CO11116 Rm 201 

Ballet/Tap 

Learn the technique for both dance styles through creative dance. 

Children will develop coordination, strength and balance. 

6/22-8/17 (9) W Noon-12:40 pm 3½-5½ yrs $43 


6/23-8/25 (10) Th 11:50-12:30 pm 4-6 yrs $48 

CO11104 Rm 201 (Staff) 

6/23-8/25 (10) Th 12:35-1:15 pm 3½-5½ yrs $48 

CO11110 Rm 201 (Staff) 

6/25-8/27 (8) S 10:55-11:35 am 3-4 yrs $39 

CO11119 Rm 204 (Leslie) 

6/25-8/27 (8) S 11:40-12:20 pm 4½-6 yrs $39 


Ballroom Princess 

Develop motor skills, coordination and strength while dancing like a 

ballroom princess. Great class for siblings! (Staff) 

6/23-8/25 (10) Th 11:05-11:45 am 3-6 yrs $48 

CO11149 Rm 201 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Creative Movement 

Develop motor skills, coordination and strength as you learn basic 

dance steps to favorite songs. Dancing with hula-hoops, streamers and 

more encourages imagination and creativity. No class 7/4. 


6/20-8/15 (8) M 10:15-10:55 am 2-3 yrs $39 

CO11114 Rm 201 

Dance with Me 

Parent and child will enjoy dancing to familiar songs. Learn 

coordination, improve body awareness and enhance balance while 

having fun. Let your child feel comfortable in a classroom atmosphere 

with you. Register child only. Parent participation required. No class 

7/4. (Valerie Dawn) 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 9:30-10:10 am 1½-3 yrs $39 

CO11120 Rm 201 

Gymnastics Dance 

Work on your fl oor gymnastics including cartwheels and bridges. 

Learn scissor kicks, cat leaps, arch backs and so much more! Develop 

strength, fl exibility and balance while creating a “wow” gymnastics 

dance routine. No class 7/4. (Valerie Dawn) 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 1:30-2:10 pm 3½-6 yrs $44 

CO13152 Rm 201 

Hip-Hop with Me 

Come and have fun with hip-hop! Dance, wiggle, shake and get down 

and funky. Parent participation required. (Valerie Dawn) 

6/22-8/17 (9) W 1:15-1:40 pm 2-4 yrs $32 

CO11139 Rm 201 

Intro To Ballet, Where Dreams Begin 

Ballerina’s learn their ballet fundamentals; learn ballet steps and 

terminology. Children will increase confi dence, poise, grace and 

creativity while developing balance, strength and coordination. Ballet 

shoes recommended. All skill levels welcome! (Valerie Dawn) 

6/21-8/16 (9) T 10:45-11:25 am 3-5 yrs $43 

CO11111 Rm 201 

Intro To Gymnastics Dance 

Learn fl oor gymnastic basics, then combine your tumbling skills with 

turns, kicks and leaps. Create a fabulous gymnastic dance routine to 

show on the last day of class. Develop strength, coordination and 

balance. Any skill level welcome. No class 7/4. (Valerie Dawn) 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 12:40-1:20 pm 3-6 yrs $44 

CO13151 Rm 201 


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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Intro to Tap! 

Learn tap basics and dance movements to fun music in an energetic 

class that will keep them learning, tapping and dancing away. 


6/21-8/16 (9) T 11:30-12:10 pm 3-5 yrs $43 

CO11136 Rm 201 

Lil’ Cheerleading 

Learn a fun pom-pom routine, cheers and chants! Focus on a variety of 

jumps, spirit kicks and mini-stunts. Put together a fabulous performance 

showcasing all of what you learned for the last day! (Valerie Dawn) 

6/22-8/17 (9) W 12:30-1:10 pm 3-6 yrs $43 

CO11131 Rm 201 

Princess Dancers 

A dance exploration camp for younger dancers. Come learn a variety of 

dance styles and do arts and crafts too! Bring a drink and snack each 

day. 

8/22-8/26 (1) M-F 9:15am-Noon 5-7 yrs $80 

CO17121 Rm 204 (Staff) 

8/29-9/2 (1) M-F 9:15am-Noon 5-7 yrs $80 


Munchkin Ballet 

Parent and child will dance to fun songs while learning the technique 

through creative dance. Parent participation required. (Charlotte) 

6/22-8/17 (9) W 9-9:30 am 2-3 yrs $32 

CO11125 Rm 205 

Munchkin Dance 

Parent and child will dance to fun songs while developing coordination, 

body awareness and balance. Allows your child to develop comfort in a 

classroom setting with you by their side. Parent participation required. 

No class 7/2 and 8/13. 

6/23-8/25 (10) Th 10:30-11 am 2-3 yrs $35 

CO11127 Rm 201 (Staff) 

6/25-8/27 (9) S 9:15-9:45 am 2-3 yrs $32 


Sibling Dance 

A class where siblings can move and learn together. Develop motor 

skills, coordination and strength while learning basic dance steps to fun 

songs. (Valerie Dawn) 

6/22-8/17 (9) W 2:45-3:25 pm 4-8 yrs $43 

CO11129 Rm 201 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Song & Dance 

Step into the musical Princess Tiana! Dance your heart out while 

singing along with all the characters. Learn how to do stage dancing; 

which includes singing and acting while you’re turning and leaping 

across the fl oor. Costumes welcome. All skill levels welcome. 

No class 7/4. (Valerie Dawn) 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 2:15-3:10 pm 4-8 yrs $51 

CO11153 Rm 201 

Tap, Tap, that’s ME! 

Learn tap basics and dance movements to fun music in an energetic 

class that will keep them learning, tapping and dancing away. 


6/21-8/16 (9) T 10-10:40 am 2-3 yrs $43 

CO11135 Rm 201 

Tappin Away 

For those students that are ready to learn more. Learn tap skills 

including combinations while focusing on cleaning up your tap sounds. 

Learn a show stopping tap routine. (Valerie Dawn) 

6/21-8/16 (9) T 1:45-2:25 pm 4-6 yrs $43 

CO11137 Rm 201 

Tiny tot Hip-Hop 

Let loose and let hip-hop get some energy out. Learn the latest moves 

done by the stars. Create a fun and funky dance routine to show off 

your learned skills. (Valerie Dawn) 

6/21-8/16 (9) T 12:15-12:55 pm 3-6 yrs $43 

CO11146 Rm 201 

Toddler Dance 

Through fun and creative songs learn basic techniques including tap, 

ballet and jazz. Improve rhythm, grace and coordination while allowing 

your child to feel comfortable in a classroom atmosphere with you. 

Parent participation required. No class 7/4. (Valerie Dawn) 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 11-11:40 am 1½-3 yrs $39 

CO11115 Rm 201 

Conestoga 

Summer Camps 

See the summer camp section 

located on pages 17-25 for 

details. We offer a variety of 

camps for all ages! 



Dance - Youth 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Ballet 

Learn the fundamentals of ballet technique. Children will increase 

balance and poise while developing strength and coordination. 

6/22-8/17 (9) W 11:15-11:55 am 6-8 yrs $55 


6/24-8/26 (10) F 3-3:55 pm 6-8 yrs $61 

CO11207 Rm 201 (Staff) 

6/24-8/26 (10) F 4-4:55 pm 7-11 yrs $61 

CO11208 Rm 201 (Staff) 

Ballet, Tap, Jazz Sandwich 

Experience all of these fundamental dance styles with Teacher Leslie! 

Students will learn coordination, balance, rhythm, and expression. 

Amaze your friends and family by performing three routines the last day 

of class! No class 7/2 and 8/13. (Leslie) 

6/25-8/27 (8) S 9:50-10:45 am 6-12 yrs $49 

CO11209 Rm 204 

Broadway Bound 

Get a taste of Broadway! Discover how to combine acting, singing, and 

dancing. Focus will include warming up the body and voice, developing 

characterization and selling the song. Children will learn a group musical 

routine and perform the last day of class. No experience necessary! 

(Leslie) 

6/23-8/25 (10) Th 6:30-7:25 pm 6-8 yrs $50 

CO15250 Rm 204 

6/23-8/25 (10) Th 7:30-8:25 pm 8-12 yrs $50 

CO15251 Rm 204 

Dance - Youth 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Cheer & Dance Team Ready 

Does your future hold being a cheerleader or on a dance team? You 

will need the fundamentals of dance! Put yourself ahead of the rest by 

mastering your turns and turn variations, jumps, leaps, and even your 

kicks. Gain your splits and work on choreography coordination. Be 

confi dent and ready for your cheerleading and dance years to come! All 

skill levels welcome. No class 7/4. (Valerie Dawn) 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 4:30-5:25 pm 6-9 yrs $49 

CO11202 Rm 201 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 5:30-6:25 pm 10-14 yrs $49 

CO11203 Rm 201 

Hip-Hop 

Experience Hip-Hop and all its forms from old to new school moves, 

break dancing to pop and lock, robotics to liquid and krumping to 

smooth. Choreograph a high-energy routine to today’s hottest songs! 


6/22-8/17 (9) W 3:30-4:25 pm 5-8 yrs $55 

CO11205 Rm 201 

6/22-8/17 (9) W 4:30-5:25 pm 9-12 yrs $55 

CO11301 Rm 201 

Dance - Teen 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Hip-Hop For Teens 

Experience Hip-Hop and all its forms from old to new school moves, 

break dancing to pop and lock, robotics to liquid and krumping to 

smooth. Choreograph a high-energy routine to today’s hottest songs! 


6/22-8/17 (9) W 5:30-6:25 pm 13-17 yrs $55 

CO11303 Rm 201 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Bubbles, Balls, and Bean Bags 

Toss, chase and pop! Explore things that go up and down. Together 

you and your child move and groove, play and sing while increasing 

hand eye coordination and gross motor skills. 

7/25-8/22 (5) M 10-10:40 am 1½-2 yrs $33 

CO15109 Rm 205 (Ellen) 

6/23-7/21 (5) Th 10-10:40 am 1½-2 yrs $33 

CO15110 Rm 205 (Ellen) 

6/25-8/27 (8) S 9:15-9:55 am 1½-2 yrs $33 

CO15115 Rm 205 (Brittany) 


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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Mini Music Makers 

76 Trombones lead the big parade. Join the fun as you play music, 

march, sing and dance with your little one. Gain creativity and the joy 

of music, as you move to the beat of the drum. No class 7/4. (Ellen) 

6/20-7/18 (4) M 10-10:40 am 1 yr $28 

CO15105 Rm 205 

7/28-8/25 (5) Th 10-10:40 am 1 yr $33 

CO15106 Rm 205 

Music, Marching, & Make Believe 

Get moving with fi nger plays, nursery rhymes, music, and march. 

Movement and imagination are combined along with simple art projects 

and creative dramatics to provide a positive and fast paced group 

experience. Parent participation required. No class 7/4. (Ellen) 

6/20-7/18 (5) M 11-11:40 am 1½-2 yrs $29 

CO15111 Rm 205 

7/28-8/25 (5) Th 11-11:40 am 1½-2 yrs $33 

CO15112 Rm 205 

Conestoga Otter Camp 

Children have a “Splashing” fun time with daily trips to our pool, art 

projects, games, gym and outdoor activities. Bring swimsuit and towel 

each day. Snack served daily. *No camp 7/4. (Staff) 

6/20-6/24 M-F 9:15am-12:15 pm 4-6 yrs $96 

CO17101 Rm 204 

6/27-7/1 M-F 9:15 am-12:15 pm 4-6 yrs $96 

CO17102 Rm 204 

*7/5-7/8 T-F 9:15am-12:15 pm 4-6 yrs $77 

CO17103 Rm 204 

7/11-7/15 M-F 9:15 am-12:15 pm 4-6 yrs $96 

CO17104 Rm 204 

7/18-7/22 M-F 9:15 am-12:15 pm 4-6 yrs $96 

CO17105 Rm 204 

7/25-7/29 M-F 9:15 am-12:15 pm 4-6 yrs $96 

CO17106 Rm 204 

8/1-8/5 M-F 9:15 am-12:15 pm 4-6 yrs $96 

CO17107 Rm 204 

8/8-8/12 M-F 9:15 am-12:15 pm 4-6 yrs $96 

CO17108 Rm 204 

8/15-8/19 M-F 9:15 am-12:15 pm 4-6 yrs $96 

CO17109 Rm 204 

Play, Learn, Explore 

Your child will learn through play, art, games, stories, and show and 

tell. Enhance and develop social skills in preparation for preschool. 

Dress for a mess! Parent participation required. (Ellen) 

7/25-8/22 (5) M 11-11:40 am 2-3½ yrs $33 

CO15107 Rm 205 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Tunes for Tots 

Explore the magic of music through songs, music, movement and more! 

Instruments, scarves, and melodies galore. Stimulates creativity, selfexpression 

and parent/child bond. Parent participation required. (Ellen) 

6/23-7/21 (5) Th 11-11:40 am 1½-3 yrs $33 

CO15108 Rm 205 

I Love a Parade 

Celebrate the 4th of July by creating one of a kind patriotic craft for 

you, decorate your scooter, bike or wagon, and enjoy a red white and 

blue snack. (Ellen) 

6/25 (1) S 11-12:30 pm 4-8 yrs $16 

CO15100 Rm 202/203 

Storybook Cooking 

Mrs. McNosh really big squash. Make a special recipe card while your 

treat bakes. (Ellen) 

8/20 (1) S 11-12:30 pm 4-8 yrs $16 

CO15102 Rm 202 

Teddy Bear Picnic 

Bring your favorite Teddy Bear and create a snack and craft by yours 

truly. (Ellen) 

7/16 (1) S 11-12:30 pm 4-8 yrs $16 

CO15101 Kitchen 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Babysitter’s Training 

Learn responsibilities of babysitting. Certifi cation received upon 

completion. Bring paper, pencil, drink and sack lunch to class. (Susan) 

6/26 (1) Su 10:30 am-5:45 pm 11-15 yrs $52 

CO15310 Rm 204 

7/10 (1) Su 10:30 am-5:45 pm 11-15 yrs $52 

CO15311 Rm 204 

8/14 (1) Su 10:30 am-5:45 pm 11-15 yrs $52 

CO15312 Rm 204 

Post-camp care available. See Page 21. 




Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Good Manners 

Give the gift of good manners to your child. Children will learn 

introductions, handshakes, posture and body language, telephone 

manners, and table manners. A notebook of information is provided for 

each student. (Laura) 

6/20-6/23 (1) T/Th 7-8:15 pm 6-13 yrs $42 

CO15200 Rm 202 

6/27-6/30 (1) T/Th 7-8:15 pm 6-13 yrs $42 

CO15201 Rm 202 

7/11-7/14 (1) T/Th 7-8:15 pm 6-13 yrs $42 

CO15202 Rm 202 

Guitar, Youth Beginning 

Shape chords with the left hand while developing rhythm with the right 

hand and learning to read music and play an instrument. Students must 

bring guitars. (David) 

6/23-8/25 (10) Th 6:15-6:55 pm 7-12 yrs $57 

CO15209 Rm 205 

Guitar, Youth Intermediate 

Graduates of Beginning Guitar are welcome. Students must bring 

guitars. Workbook will be required for class. Please see instructor on 

fi rst day. (David) 

6/21-8/23 (10) T 6:15-6:55 pm 8-13 yrs $57 

CO15204 Rm 205 

When I’m in Charge 

Course prepares children to respond safely to being home alone. 

Covers phone calls, home security and fi rst aid techniques. Parents are 

encouraged to attend the fi nal 30 minutes. (Susan) 

7/24 (1) Su 1-3:30 pm 8-11 yrs $30 

CO15207 Rm 204 

8/7 (1) Su 1-3:30 pm 8-11 yrs $30 

CO15208 Rm 204 

Summer Splash ‘n Fun 

A cool summer activity for students who have completed grades 1-5. 

Sign up for one week, a few or all 9 weeks. Meet at Conestoga’s pool 

patio/splash pad area, they will swim in the pool every day, make a 

project, play games, have fun and more! (Coach Nancy) 

6/20-6/24 (1) M-F 1-4 pm 6-12 yrs $90 

CO17401 Patio 

6/27-7/1 (1) M-F 1-4 pm 6-12 yrs $90 

CO17402 Patio 

7/11-7/15 (1) M-F 1-4 pm 6-12 yrs $90 

CO17404 Patio 

7/18-7/22 (1) M-F 1-4 pm 6-12 yrs $90 

CO17405 Patio 

Continued 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Summer Splash ‘n Fun (continued) 


7/25-7/29 (1) M-F 1-4 pm 6-12 yrs $90 

CO17406 Patio 

8/1-8/5 (1) M-F 1-4 pm 6-12 yrs $90 

CO17407 Patio 

8/8-8/12 (1) M-F 1-4 pm 6-12 yrs $90 

CO17408 Patio 

8/15-8/19 (1) M-F 1-4 pm 6-12 yrs $90 

CO17409 Patio 

8/22-8/26 (1) M-F 1-4 pm 6-12 yrs $90 

CO17410 Patio 

Art & Science Camps 

Mini-science and Mini Art Camps. No camp 7/4. (Ellen) 

Ooey, Gooey Science 

6/27-7/1 M-Th 1-2:30 pm 4-7 yrs $56 

CO19182 Rm 205 

6/27-7/1 M-Th 3-5 pm 6-10 yrs $70 

CO19282 Rm 205 

Bring on the Bugs 

7/5-7/7 T-Th 1-2:30 pm 4-7 yrs $45 

CO19183 Rm 205 

Jurassic Dinosaurs 

7/5-7/7 T-Th 3-5 pm 6-10 yrs $55 

CO19283 Rm 205 

Books Come Alive - Childrens Theater 

7/11-7/14 M-Th 1-4 pm 6-10 yrs $95 

CO19284 

Building Bridges 

Rm 205 

7/18-7/21 M-Th 1-2:30 pm 4-7 yrs $56 

CO19185 Rm 205 

Building Catapults and Castles 

7/18-7/21 M-Th 3-5 pm 6-10 yrs $70 

CO19285 Rm 205 

Recycled Robots Art 

7/25-7/28 M-Th 1-2:30 pm 4-7 yrs $56 

CO19186 Rm 205 

7/25-7/28 M-Th 3-5 pm 6-10 yrs $70 

CO19286 Rm 205 

Soap, Candle and Papermaking 

8/1-8/4 M-Th 1-4 pm 8-13 yrs $95 

CO19287 Rm 205 

Pirate Adventures 

8/8-8/11 M-Th 1-4 pm 4-9 yrs $95 

CO19288 Rm 205 

Picture This - Photo Crafts 

8/22-8/25 M-Th 1-4 pm 6-10 yrs $95 

CO19290 Rm 205 


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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Guitar, Beginning 

Begin shaping chords with the left hand while developing rhythm with 

the right hand as you learn to read music and play an instrument. 

Students must bring guitars. (David) 

6/21-8/23 (10) T 7-7:55 pm 13 yrs-Adult $72 

CO15308 Rm 205 

Guitar, Intermediate 

Graduates of Beginning Guitar are welcome. Students must bring 

guitars. (David) 

6/23-8/25 (10) Th 7-7:55 pm 14 yrs-Adult $72 

CO15307 Rm 205 

Guitar, Private Lessons 

No experience required. Learn to play guitar or continue to improve. 

Must have own guitar. (David) 

6/21-7/19 (5) T 8-8:30 pm 7 yrs-Adult $128 

CO15217 Rm 205 

7/26-8/23 (5) T 8-8:30 pm 7 yrs-Adult $128 

CO15218 Rm 205 

6/21-7/19 (5) T 8:35-9:05 pm 7 yrs-Adult $128 

CO15219 Rm 205 

7/26-8/23 (5) T 8:35-9:05 pm 7 yrs-Adult $128 

CO15220 Rm 205 

6/23-7/21 (5) Th 8-8:30 pm 7 yrs-Adult $128 

CO15221 Rm 205 

6/23-7/21 (5) Th 8-8:30 pm 7 yrs-Adult $128 

CO15222 Rm 205 

7/28-8/25 (5) Th 8:35-9:05 pm 7 yrs-Adult $128 

CO15223 Rm 205 

7/28-8/25 (5) Th 8:35-9:05 pm 7 yrs-Adult $128 

CO15224 Rm 205 

6/20-7/25 (5) M 8:30-9 pm 7 yrs-Adult $128 

CO15233 Rm 205 

8/1-8/29 (5) M 8:30-9 pm 7 yrs-Adult $128 

CO15234 Rm 205 

6/20-7/25 (5) M 9:05-9:35 am 7 yrs-Adult $128 

CO15235 Rm 205 

8/1-8/29 (5) M 9:05-9:35 pm 7 yrs-Adult $128 

CO15236 Rm 205 

If you wish to cancel a Conestoga class, call 503/629-6313 

48 hours prior to the class start date for a full refund. Less 

than 48 hours prior results in no refund available. 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Keyboard / Piano Private Lessons 

Explore and make music on the keyboard through learning rhythms, 

notation composition and melodies. See instructor on fi rst day regarding 

workbook and study materials. No class 7/4. (David) 

6/20-7/25 (5) M 6-6:30 pm 7 yrs-Adult $128 

CO15225 Rm 205 

8/1-8/29 (5) M 6-6:30 pm 7 yrs-Adult $128 

CO15226 Rm 205 

6/20-7/25 (5) M 6:35-7:05 pm 7 yrs-Adult $128 

CO15227 Rm 205 

8/1-8/29 (5) M 6:35-7:05 pm 7 yrs-Adult $128 

CO15228 Rm 205 

6/20-7/25 (5) M 7:10-7:40 pm 7 yrs-Adult $128 

CO15229 Rm 205 

8/1-8/29 (5) M 7:10-7:40 pm 7 yrs-Adult $128 

CO15230 Rm 205 

6/20-7/25 (5) M 7:45-8:15 pm 7 yrs-Adult $128 

CO15231 Rm 205 

8/1-8/29 (5) M 7:45-8:15 pm 7 yrs-Adult $128 

CO15232 Rm 205 

Drama Camp Just for Kids 

Create your very own magical play. Learn improvisational skills, stage 

presence and timing. We’ll play drama games to build listening skills 

and imagination. You’ll write your own scripts, make stage props and 

perform it on the last day of class to family and friends. (Selene) 

6/20-6/24 (1) M-F 12:45-4 pm 8-12 yrs $120 

CO17321 Rm 204 

8/8-8/12 (1) M-F 12:45-4 pm 8-12 yrs $120 

CO17328 Rm 204 

Book Illustration, Creative Writing & Book Binding 

Have a blast illustrating, writing and binding your very own book. You’ll 

learn illustration techniques, creative writing tips and you’ll take home a 

fi nished book you can show off to friends and family on the last day of 

class. (Selene) 

6/27-7/1 (1) M-F 12:45-4 pm 8-12 yrs $120 

CO17322 Rm 204 

Modern Arts 

Come explore drip, spray and stain techniques. Find out how many 

different ways you can paint without using a brush and still produce a 

masterpiece. Learn drawing tips and explore art materials. Class builds 

self-esteem and encourages imagination. No class 7/4. (Selene) 

7/5-7/7 T/Th 12:45-4 pm 10-15 yrs $76 

CO17323 Rm 204 




Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Books, Cards, Sculpture & Paintings 

Go wild creating your own book, cards, sculpture and acrylic painting 

on canvas. Learn illustrating techniques while you make petal and 

theatre cards, illustrate and bind a book, paint on canvas and sculpt 

while using plaster strips. (Selene) 

7/25-7/29 M-F 12:45-4 pm 8-13 yrs $120 

CO17326 Rm 204 

Book Illustration & Binding 

Illustrate and bind your own book, journal, diary, or make a gift for 

a friend or relative. You will learn illustration tips as you illustrate, 

construct and bind your own special book. At the end of the week you 

will have a fi nished book you’ll be proud to take home and show off. 

(Selene) 

8/22-8/26 M-F 12:45-4 pm 8-13 yrs $120 

CO17330 Rm 204 

Build, Sculpt, and Paint! 

Have a blast designing and building your very own mixed media 

sculptures. You will also sculpt in clay constructing imaginative 3-D 

creations and have fun building one of a kind sculptures using plaster 

strips and balloons. Camp encourages creativity and self-expression. 

Take home all your amazing creations and show them off! (Selene) 

8/29-9/2 M-F 12:45-4 pm 8-13 yrs $120 

CO17331 Rm 204 

A 

Glimpse 

of the 

Future 

Media for Teens 

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be fi lmmaker? 

Here’s your chance. Use HD cameras, write scripts, create a stop 

motion animation, edit with Final Cut PRO. Spend your week totally 

immersed in a creative summer program at THPRD in Partnership 

with Portland Community Media. Premiere showing of all fi lms 

produced in the camps will be shown the evening of August 26 at 

a red carpet event for families and friends. Location and time to be 

announced. 


Participants will learn to weave together images, fi rst person 

narration and music to tell personal stories using Final Cut PRO 

software. The instructor will guide students to write wellstructured 

narrations and make creative use of visuals and audio 

for dramatic effect. The class is great for those who want to 

share memoirs, community stories or organizational profi les 

from there own point of view. Students are encouraged to begin 

organizing photos for the project in advance of the fi rst class. 

7/18-7/22 M-F 1-4 pm 13-17 yrs $175 

CO17505 Rm 204 

Field Production - Narrative Movie 

Explore the exciting fi eld of digital fi lmmaking in this hands-on, 

all-week program in basic narrative fi lm production. Participants 

will work in groups and individually. Learn script writing, 

storyboard, character development, acting, camera and sound. 

Pick your genre and shoot your fi ction movie. No previous 

fi lmmaking experience required. 

8/1-8/5 M-F 1-4 pm 13-17 yrs $175 

CO17507 Rm 204 


In this workshop participants will explore concepts of editing 

while developing a basic understanding of Apple’s Final Cut Pro 

editing software. Students will learn the basics of capturing 

video/audio, project management, trimming sequences, video 

generating, creating titles, Workshop participants work on 

individual Mac Book Pro laptops. 

8/15-8/19 M-F 1-4 pm 13-17 yrs $175 

CO17509 Rm 204 


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Special Events 

FREE EVENT! Back By Popular Demand 

Join us for this great opportunity to sale all your unwanted items. This giant 

parking lot garage sale will help you clean out your closets, child’s toy box, 

garage, etc. Patrons looking to make some extra money and those looking to 

pick up a few items may fi nd what they are looking for at this Junk in Your 

Trunk Sale! This event is held outside in the Conestoga Recreation parking lot. 

Bring your “Junk” and we will supply the people. Reserve your spot NOW! 

Call Conestoga at 503/629-6313. 

Reserve you spot now! Space is limited to the number of parking spaces 

available. Registration must be received by July 2, 2011. 

Be on alert! 

Conestoga will be 

under construction. 

Watch for BTD updates 

on our web page. 

Junk in the Trunk 

Sat., July 16 

8:30 am - 1 pm 

Conestoga Big Truck Day! 


10 am-2 pm 

Join us for this FREE EVENT! It’s a great 

experience for the entire family of all 

ages there is something for everyone. 

Play video games in the game truck or 

sit in new trucks and admire them then 

climb into the monster trucks. We have 

many types of trucks and vehicles up 

close for you to honk the horns. Learn 

about safety, win prizes, hang out with 

Geoffrey and Chuck E. Cheese mascots 

and dance to music. 

Many vendors will also be participating! 

Call 503/629-6313 for more 

information. 

Do Not Miss The Fun! 

Fall Fitness Sampler 

Join us for this great opportunity to sample a 

variety of fi tness classes including yoga, Zumba, 

boot camp, tai chi, and much more. Please 

check the fi rst week of August for detailed list 

of classes. Each class will be 20 to 30 minutes 

long. New classes including Bodypump will be 

featured. 

8/27 S 9 am-1 pm 

15 yrs-Adult $5 

CO16203 Rm 201 

Shuttles will be 

available on the day 

of the event. Refer to 

our web page for more 

information. 




Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Mini-Micro Soccer 

Be part of a recreational team and enjoy a half-hour skills 

activity and half-hour friendly game each week where everyone 

leaves a winner. Team T-shirt included. Program held at 

Greenway Elementary School. (Coach Ivan & Staff) 

8/2-8/30 (5) T 5:30-6:30 pm 3½-4½ yrs $38 

CO12130 Off-site 

8/2-8/30 (5) T 6:35-7:35 pm 3½-4½ yrs $38 


8/4-9/1 (5) Th 5:30-6:30 pm 4½-5 yrs $38 


8/4-9/1 (5) Th 6:35-7:35 pm 4½-5 yrs $38 


Team T-ball Mini League 

Be part of a recreational team and enjoy a 1/2 hour skills activity 

and 1/2 hour friendly game each week where everyone leaves 

a winner. Team t-shirt included. Program held at Greenway 

Elementary School. (Coach Ivan & Staff) 

6/28-7/26 (5) T 5:30-6:30 pm 3½-4½ yrs $38 


6/28-7/26 (5) T 6:35-7:35 pm 3½-4½ yrs $38 


6/30-7/28 (5) Th 5:30-6:30 pm 4½-5 yrs $38 


6/30-7/28 (5) Th 6:35-7:35 pm 4½-5 yrs $38 


Basketball 

Catch, dribble, pass and shoot a basketball. Positive attitude, fair play 

and fun will be emphasized. 

6/21-8/23 (10) T 11:15-11:55 am 4-6 yrs $44 

CO12118 Gym-Ct A (Ivan) 

6/23-8/25 (10) Th 10:30-11:10 am 3-4 yrs $44 


6/25-8/27 (8) S 12:15-12:55 pm 4-6 yrs $35 

CO12120 Gym-Ct A (Jock) 

Conestoga offers a variety of awesome summer 

sports camps! See the summer camp section located 

on pages 17-25 for details. 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Ice Skating / Hockey for Tots 

Six-week session held at Sherwood Ice Arena (SIA) at 20407 SW 

Borchers Drive, Sherwood. Free practice sessions on day of class and 

rental skates included. Learn how to fall safely, balance, march, glide, 

wiggle, and how to do swizzles, wearing a bike or hockey helmet. No 

make-ups for missed classes. Class is subject to change. $44 paid to 

Sherwood Ice Arena fi rst day of class. Arrive 20 minutes early on fi rst 

day of class. (Sherwood Ice Arena) 

6/1-7/6 (6) W 5:30-6 pm 4-5 yrs $15 


8/3-9/7 (6) W 5:30-6 pm 4-5 yrs $15 


6/4-7/9 (6) S 11:40-12:10 pm 4-5 yrs $15 


8/6-9/17 (6) S 11:40-12:10 pm 4-5 yrs $15 


Ice Skating / Parent and Me 







day of class. No class 5/2. (Sherwood Ice Arena) 

6/4-7/9 (6) S 11:05-11:35 am 3-5 yrs $19 


8/6-9/17 (6) S 11:05-11:35 am 3-5 yrs $19 


Kid’s Sport 

Get a kick out of this class! All kinds of sports will be played, 

basketball, soccer, t-ball and more. Kids should leave class tired and 

happy. (Staff) 

6/21-8/23 (10) T 9:45-10:25 am 3-4 yrs $44 


6/21-8/23 (10) T 5-5:40 pm 4-6 yrs $44 

CO12115 Gym-Ct B (Staff) 

6/22-8/24 (10) W 10:30-11:10 am 4-6 yrs $44 


6/23-8/25 (10) Th 6:45-7:25 pm 3-4 yrs $44 


6/23-8/25 (10) Th 11:15-11:55 am 4-6 yrs $44 


6/24-8/26 (10) F 10:30-11:10 am 3-4 yrs $44 


6/25-8/27 (8) S 10:30-11:10 am 3½-5½ yrs $35 


6/26-8/28 (9) Su 11:45-12:25 pm 3-6 yrs $40 



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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


PALS Sports 

Play And Learn Skills is a fun, half-day sports camp that focuses on 

play and discovery as youngsters explore a variety of sports skills, 

games, teamwork and fair play. Snack provided daily. Conestoga is 

in the Gym/Outdoors. Meet at Conestoga Playground Sports Court. 

(Coach Ivan and Staff). No class 7/4. (Staff) 

6/27-7/1 M-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $80 

CO18102 Outside 

7/5-7/8 T-F 1-4 pm 3½-5 yrs $64 


7/11-7/15 M-F 1-4 pm 5-8 yrs $80 


7/18-7/22 M-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $80 


7/25-7/29 M-F 1-4 pm 3½-5 yrs $80 


8/1-8/5 M-F 1-4 pm 5-8 yrs $80 


8/8-8/12 M-F 1-4 pm 4-6 yrs $80 


8/15-8/19 M-F 1-4 pm 3½-5 yrs $80 


8/22-8/26 M-F 1-4 pm 5-8 yrs $80 


Martial Arts, Lil Dragons 

Teaches balance, coordination, strength and skills in simple, fun drills 

and games. Children learn safety awareness, self-discipline, respect and 

more. Uniforms required which can be purchased at front desk for $20, 

see instructor at fi rst class. (Yoshi) 

6/21-8/23 (10) T 2:30-3:10 pm 4-5 yrs $45 

CO12163 Rm 201 

6/21-8/23 (10) T 3:15-3:55 pm 4½-6 yrs $45 

CO12164 Rm 201 

Family Dragons 

Learn balance, coordination, strength and skills in simple, fun drills and 

games. Children learn safety awareness, self-discipline, respect and 

more. Class is designed for parents and school-aged children. Register 

child only. Class cost is for one child and one parent. Uniforms required 

which can be purchased at front desk for $20, see instructor at fi rst 

class. (Yoshi) 

6/22-8/24 (10) W 6:10-6:50 pm 5 yrs-Adult $90 

CO12144 Gym-Ct A 

6/22-8/24 (10) W 7-7:40 pm 5 yrs-Adult $90 



Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Munchkin Sports 

Get a kick out of this class! All kinds of sports will be played, 

basketball, soccer, t-ball and more. Kids should leave class tired and 

happy. Parent participation required. No class 7/2 and 8/13. 

7/46/20-8/22 (9) M 9:45-10:25 am 2-3 yrs $40 


6/21-8/23 (10) T 10:30-11:10 am 2-3 yrs $44 


6/22-8/24 (10) W 9:45-10:25 am 2-3 yrs $44 


6/23-8/25 (10) Th 5:15-5:55 pm 2-3 yrs $44 


6/24-8/26 (10) F 9:45-10:25 am 2-3 yrs $44 

CO12124 Gym-Ct A (Staff) 

6/25-8/27 (8) S 9:45-10:25 am 2-3 yrs $35 


6/26-8/28 (9) Su 10:15-10:55 am 2-3 yrs $40 


Soccer 

Lots of movement, leading up to games and skills, including dribbling, 

trapping, passing and more. Shin guards recommended. 

6/20-8/22 (9) M 10:30-11:10 am 3½-5½ yrs $40 


6/20-8/22 (9) M 11:15-11:55 am 4-6 yrs $40 


6/23-8/25 (10) Th 4:30-5:10 pm 4-6 yrs $44 


6/23-8/25 (10) Th 9:45-10:25 am 4-6 yrs $44 


6/25-8/27 (8) S 11:15-11:55 am 3-6 yrs $35 


Soccer Skills 

Learn the fundamentals and proper techniques of soccer. Emphasis on 

teamwork, fair play and fun! Shin guards recommended. Class held at 

Greenway Elementary School. (Ivan) 

6/22-8/24 (10) W 5:30-6:25 pm 6-8 yrs $56 


6/22-8/24 (10) W 6:35-7:30 pm 7-10 yrs $56 


Gym Fun is closed during the summer months. Enjoy the 

outdoor parks throughout Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation 

district. We will resume normal schedule this fall. 




Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


T-ball 

Work on t-ball basics: throwing, catching and hitting off a tee, base 

running and more. 

6/22-8/24 (10) W 11:15-11:55 am 3½-5½ yrs $44 


6/24-8/26 (10) F 11:15-11:55 am 3½-5½ yrs $44 


6/23-8/25 (10) Th 6-6:40 pm 3½-5½ yrs $44 


6/26-8/28 (9) Su 11-11:40 am 3½-5 yrs $40 


Tiny Tot Tennis 

Children learn to play tennis in this group class. Basic intro level 1 

class. No class 7/4. (Daniel) 

6/20-7/25 (5) M 4:15-4:45 pm 4-6 yrs $16 


8/1-8/29 (5) M 4:15-4:45 pm 4-6 yrs $16 


6/22-7/20 (5) W 5-5:30 pm 4-6 yrs $16 


7/27-8/31 (6) W 5-5:30 pm 4-6 yrs $19 


6/24-7/22 (5) F 6-6:30 pm 4-6 yrs $16 


7/29-9/2 (6) F 6-6:30 pm 4-6 yrs $19 


Munchkin Tumblers 

Large motor skills for toddlers! Movement explored and developed 

through obstacle courses to increase coordination, strength and 

balance. Parent participation required. No class 7/4. (Staff) 

6/20-8/22 (9) M 6:10-6:40 pm 2-3 yrs $35 

CO13156 Gym-Ct B 

6/20-8/22 (9) M 6:50-7:20 pm 2-3 yrs $35 


Tumble with Me 

Join your child in an intro to gymnastics. Focus on fl oor work, building 

strength, fl exibility and coordination using tumbling mats, balance 

beam, trampoline and cheese wedge. Parent participation required. 


6/22-8/17 (9) W 9-9:40 am 2-3 yrs $49 

CO13146 Rm 201 

6/22-8/17 (9) W 9:45-10:25 am 2-4 yrs $49 

CO13147 Rm 201 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Cartwheel Time! 

A class focused fully on cartwheels! Work on strength, fl exibility and 

coordination skills to master your cartwheel. Work towards cartwheel 

combinations including one hand, round-offs, pop and dive cartwheels 

and more! All skill levels welcome. No class 7/4. (Valerie Dawn) 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 11:45-12:25 pm 3½-7 yrs $44 

CO13145 Rm 201 

Intro to Tumbling 

Have tumbling fun and be introduced to gymnastics while honing fl oor 

work fundamentals. Build strength, fl exibility and coordination using 

tumbling mats, balance beam, trampoline and cheese wedge. 


6/22-8/17 (9) W 10:30-11:10 am 3-5 yrs $49 

CO13149 Rm 201 

Tumbling 

Continue to work on your tumbling skills. Learn somersault 

combinations, pre-cartwheel progressions, and begin to learn backward 

rolls, headstands and bridges. Build strength, fl exibility and coordination 

using tumbling mats, balance beam, trampoline and cheese wedge. 

6/22-8/17 (9) W 11:15-11:55 am 3½-5 yrs $49 

CO13150 Rm 201 (Valerie Dawn) 

6/20-8/22 (9) M 4:35-5:15 pm 4-6 yrs $49 


6/20-8/15 (8) M 5:20-6 pm 3-4 yrs $44 


Imagination Yoga 

Introduce your active child to the benefi ts of yoga. Build strength 

balance and concentration through this fun and imaginative class. 

A certifi ed Imagination Yoga facilitator takes children on grand 

adventures: Yoga in the Castle, the Jungle, in Outer Space, with 

the Dinosaurs, under the Sea and on the Farm. Your child will learn 

40+ yoga poses and fi nd great concentration, relaxation and body 

awareness through visualization, breath, movement and music. Yoga 

mats provided, parent participation is encouraged. No class 7/4. (Staff) 

6/20-7/25 M 5:30-6 pm 4-8 yrs $50 

CO12105 Rm 204 

8/1-8/29 M 5:30-6 pm 4-8 yrs $50 

CO12106 Rm 204 


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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Baseball, Coach Pitch League 

Be part of our baseball League and enjoy a 1/2 hour practice and 

1 hour of game each week. Class held at Greenway Elementary 

School. Team t-shirt included. No class 7/4. Class held at 

Greenway Elementary School. (Coach Ivan and Staff) 

6/20-8/1 (6) M 5:30-7 pm 6-8 yrs $58 


Baseball/Softball Hitting 

Tune up for the season, develop and strengthen your swing. 

Starting from stance to swing, learn the importance of balance 

posture and biomechanics. Great opportunity for young players 

to develop a good swing. Bunting will be covered. Class held at 

Greenway Elementary School. (Andy) 

6/21-8/23 (10) T 7-8:15 pm 6-10 yrs $69 


Baseball/Softball Mechanics of Fielding & 

Throwing 

Improve your defensive skills through proper mechanics from 

footwork to fi nishing your throw. Ground balls, pop fl ies, 

throwing effectively to get outs! All positions welcome, infi eld, 

outfi eld, catcher-bring your gear. Class held at Greenway 

Elementary School. (Andy) 

6/21-8/23 (10) T 5:30-6:45 pm 6-10 yrs $69 


Basketball Hoops 

Learn beginning basketball skills. Emphasis on ball control and the 

basics of passing, dribbling, shooting and footwork. (Jock) 

6/21-8/23 (10) T 5:45-6:40 pm 6-12 yrs $56 


6/23-8/25 (10) Th 6:45-7:40 pm 6-8 yrs $56 


6/25-8/27 (8) S 1-1:55 pm 6-12 yrs $45 


Basketball, Scrimmage 

Do warm ups, run a few drills and get in lots of game time. This class is 

for players who want to work on their skills. (Jock) 

6/21-8/23 (10) T 7-7:55 pm 9-11 yrs $56 



Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Basketball, Girls 

Play games and learn the techniques and rules of the game as we work 

on dribbling, shooting, passing and team play through fun games and 

drills. This class is great for beginners. (Jock) 

6/23-8/25 (10) Th 5:45-6:40 pm 7-12 yrs $56 


Flag Football League 

Be part of a fl ag football team while learning the basics of throwing, 

catching and running plays. Enjoy 1/2 hour of skills activity and 45 

minutes of game time each week. Team T-Shirt Included! *No class 

9/6, Class held at Greenway Elementary School. No class 9/5. 

(Coach Ivan and Staff) 

8/1-9/12 (6) M 5:30-7 pm 6-8 yrs $59 


Ice Skating/Hockey for Beginners 







day of class. (Sherwood Ice Arena) 

6/1-7/6 (6) W 6:05-6:35 pm 5 yrs-Adult $15 


8/3-9/7 (6) W 6:05-6:35 pm 5 yrs-Adult $15 


6/4-7/9 (6) S 12:15-12:45 pm 5 yrs-Adult $15 


8/6-9/17 (6) S 12:15-12:45 pm 5 yrs-Adult $15 


Karate, Beginning 

Learn Shorin - Ryu, a self-defense oriented, traditional Okinawan karate 

style. Learn basic blocks, punches, kicks and break fall techniques. 

Course is a great continuation to Conestoga’s Little Dragons Martial 

Arts Class. No class 7/5. (Marilyn) 

6/21-8/16 (8) T 4-4:55 pm 6-8 yrs $46 

CO12219 Rm 201 

6/21-8/16 (8) T 5-5:55 pm 8-12 yrs $46 

CO12221 Rm 201 

Sports camps available this summer. See page 21. 

Swimming schedule and swim lessons are on page 62-67. 




Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Family Dragons 

Learn balance, coordination, strength and skills in simple, fun drills and 

games. Children learn safety awareness, self-discipline, respect and 

more. Class is designed for parents and school-aged children. Register 

child only. Class cost is for one child and one parent. Uniforms required 

which can be purchased at front desk for $20, see instructor at fi rst 

class. (Yoshi) 

6/22-8/24 (10) W 7-7:40 pm 5 yrs-Adult $90 


6/22-8/24 (10) W 6:10-6:50 pm 5 yrs-Adult $90 


Youth Tennis Instruction 

Our group lessons help to develop a child’s physical, mental 

and social skills through exercise, learning and fun. The 

basic eye/hand coordination tennis games played with our 

youngest children become an essential part of a child’s overall 

educational and physical development. Children progress at a 

rate all their own in fl exible classes adapted to their ages and 

abilities. 

Tennis Basics 

Take this introductory class if you are new to the game of tennis or are 

starting to play after a prolonged layoff. Class held at Conestoga Middle 

School Tennis Courts. No class 7/4. (Daniel) 

6/20-7/25 (5) M 4:50-5:30 pm 6-8 yrs $22 


8/1-8/29 (5) M 4:50-5:30 pm 6-8 yrs $22 


6/22-7/20 (5) W 4:15-4:55 pm 7-10 yrs $22 


7/27-8/31 (6) W 4:15-4:55 pm 7-10 yrs $27 


6/24-7/22 (5) F 4:15-4:55 pm 6-8 yrs $22 


7/29-9/2 (6) F 4:15-4:55 pm 6-8 yrs $27 



Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Don’t miss out on Summer Tennis Camp Enrollment, 

see page 22 for more information 

Day 

Location 


Tennis for Families 

Learn to play tennis with your child in this group class. Basic intro level 

1 class. Parent participation required. Register child only, cost includes 

one parent. Class held at Conestoga Middle School Tennis Courts. No 

class 7/4. (Daniel) 

6/20-7/25 (5) M 5:35-6:15 pm 4-8 yrs $44 


8/1-8/29 (5) M 5:35-6:15 pm 4-8 yrs $44 


6/20-7/25 (5) M 6:20-7 pm 7-15 yrs $44 


8/1-8/29 (5) M 6:20-7 pm 7-15 yrs $44 


6/22-7/20 (5) W 5:35-6:15 pm 7-15 yrs $44 


7/27-8/31 (6) W 5:35-6:15 pm 7-15 yrs $54 


6/22-7/20 (5) W 6:20-7 pm 4-8 yrs $44 


7/27-8/31 (6) W 6:20-7 pm 4-8 yrs $54 


6/24-7/22 (5) F 6:35-7:15 pm 4-8 yrs $44 


7/29-9/2 (6) F 6:35-7:15 pm 4-8 yrs $54 


Youth Beginning Tumbling, Bridge/Backbend Focused 

Learn gymnastics skills, including; fl oor work, bridges, balance 

beam, gymnastic bar and trampoline. Build strength, fl exibility and 

coordination. Winter term focus will be bridges and backbends. 


6/20-8/15 (8) M 3:30-4:25 pm 5-10 yrs $55 

CO13153 Rm 201 


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Sports & Fitness - Teen 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Running Club 

Keep in shape or get in shape for fall sports, with this running and 

conditioning club. Stretching, exercising and nutrition included. Class 

held at Southridge High School Track. (Colleen) 

6/21-8/11 (8) T/Th 8-8:55 am 9-13 yrs $90 


Teenfi t, Strength & Conditioning 

This fi tness program will motivate you to continue a healthy lifestyle. 

Gain endurance, strength, self-esteem, and knowledge in this wellrounded 

program. Class will include weight training and cardio 

conditioning all in a positive and welcoming atmosphere. Class will 

focus on individual goals. Tuesday’s classes held in weight room and 

Thursday’s classes will be held in Room 201. (Desiree/Colleen) 

6/21-9/1 (11) T/Th 5-5:55 pm 11-17 yrs $89 

CO12301 Rm 201 

Tween / Teen Yoga 

Combine conscious breathing with simple movements to lengthen, 

strengthen and improve your fl exibility. Focus will be on breathing, 

proper alignment and mind/body awareness to create calm and balance 

on and off the mat. (Cindy) 

6/22-8/31 (11) W 6:30-7:25 pm 10-15 yrs $67 

CO12520 Rm 204 

Tennis Basics For Teens 

Take this introductory class if you are new to the game of tennis or are 

starting to play after a prolonged layoff. Class held at Conestoga Middle 

School Tennis Courts. (Daniel) 

6/24-7/22 (5) F 5-5:55 pm 11-15 yrs $28 


7/29-9/2 (6) F 5-5:55 pm 11-15 yrs $34 


Volleyball, Girl’s Primer 

Basic fundamentals of volleyball. Bump, pass and serve your way to an 

improved game. (Staff) 

6/22-8/24 (10) W 5:45-6:40 pm 7-10 yrs $56 


6/22-8/24 (10) W 6:45-7:40 pm 11-15 yrs $56 


Volleyball, Girls Competitive 

For girls looking to prepare for high school level volleyball. Focus will be 

on individual and team skills at the high school level. Previous volleyball 

experience required. No class 7/4. (Staff) 

6/20-8/22 (9) M 6:45-7:40 am 13-16 yrs $51 


Sports & Fitness - Adult 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Conestoga Fitness Programs 

Certifi ed fi tness professionals teach our fi tness classes. We 

offer a variety of class options. 


You may purchase a 20-visit fi tness pass for $105 or one time 

drop-in for $6 ID for fi tness classes: Total Body Conditioning, Low 

Impact Aerobics and Boot Camp OR purchase a 10 visit specialty 

pass for $83.50 or one time drop-in for $9 ID for specialty classes: 

Nia, Pilates and Yoga. 


Call Conestoga at 503/629-6313 to schedule a short weight 

room orientation with one of our staff. Basics of the weight room 

equipment will be reviewed. 


Our Nationally Certifi ed Personal Trainers will assist you in 

developing an individualized exercise program and discuss basic 

nutrition, goals and individual limitations during this one-hour private 

consultation; body composition testing is also available. You may 

register for this program at any time. 

Single Session: $44 Three Sessions: $132 Six Sessions: $247 

Day 

Location 


Ab Attack 

In 30 minutes effectively work your lower, upper, and core abdominal 

muscles. Have fun while exercising with fi tness balls, free weights, and 

mats, individually or with partners. (Colleen/Jeanette) 

6/24-9/2 (11) F 5:55-6:25 pm 14 yrs-Adult $25 

CO12515 Rm 201 




Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Astanga Yoga 

This vigorous form of Hatha Yoga utilizes movements from the sun 

salutation to generate heat , and connect the postures of the routine 

with movement and counter movement . Each balanced fl ow of 

postures and counter postures synchronized with the breath is called a 

vinyasa . An excellent workout for fi tness minded individuals who wish 

to improve or maintain core strength , fl exibility, and balance . Great for 

mental focus and calmness. No class 7/2. (Jim) 

6/25-8/20 (9) S 9-10:25 am 14 yrs-Adult $72 

CO12517 Rm 201 

Boot Camp 

Calling all athletes! This advanced 55-minute class is not for everyone. 

Test your physical ability on many levels in this hardcore cross-training 

class. See improvements in your cardio, muscle strength, weight loss 

and fl exibility. No class 7/4. (Desiree) 

6/20-8/31 (11) M/W 6-6:55 am 14 yrs-Adult $85 

CO12510 Rm 201 

Boot Camp / TBC 

The best of both worlds! Improvement in cardiovascular conditioning, 

strength training by using free weights, resistance bands and other 

equipment. Tone your body, lose fat and gain muscle while improving 

strength, posture, and fl exibility. Class will also include abdominal work 

and stretching. No class 7/2. (Colleen) 

6/25-8/20 (9) S 8-8:55 am 14 yrs-Adult $32 

CO12525 Rm 201 

Cardio Strength 

Class includes all components to get you in your best shape ever. Focus 

will be on building cardio, strengthening and toning specifi c muscle 

groups, gaining better speed and agility through a combo of track and 

boot camp style workouts. (Colleen) 


CO12542 Rm 201 

Summer Gym Schedule 


5:30-7:30 am 

Open Gym 

7:45-9:45 pm 

Courts A & B 

Open Gym 

Volleyball 

(16+ yrs) 

5:30-7:30 am 

Open Gym 

7:45-9:45 pm 

Court A 

Open Gym 

Basketball 

(30+ yrs) 

5:30-7:30 am 

Open Gym 

7:45-9:45 pm 

Courts A & B 

Drop-in 

Volleyball 

(16+ yrs) 

5:30-7:30 am 

Open Gym 

7:45-9:45 pm 

Courts A & B 

Open Gym 

Basketball 

(30+ yrs) 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

5:30-7:30 am 

Open Gym 


Circuit Training 

Get an overall body workout by alternating cardio equipment and 

exercises with machine intervals. Instructor will keep track of the 

intervals and assist with proper form. (Desiree) 


CO12503 Rm 101 


CO12504 Rm 101 

6/21-7/28 (6) T/Th 6-6:55 pm 14 yrs-Adult $74 

CO12505 Rm 101 

8/2-9/1 (5) T/Th 6-6:55 pm 14 yrs-Adult $61 

CO12506 Rm 101 

Family ZUMBA! 

Get the whole family to join in on the fun! Specially choreographed, 

kid-friendly routines will have everyone laughing, moving and sweating 

in no time. Burn calories and have fun while doing aerobics to Latin and 

international music! (Jeanette) 

6/24-9/2 (11) F 10:30-11:25 am 8 yrs-Adult $44 

CO12541 Rm 201 

Fitness, Kick Boxing 

This high-energy core-strengthening workout will give you the results 

you’re looking for! Increase your fi tness level while having fun! 

(Jeanette) 

6/21-8/30 (11) T 7:10-8:05 pm 14 yrs-Adult $67 

CO12512 Rm 201 

6/23-9/1 (11) Th 7:10-8:05 pm 14 yrs-Adult $67 

CO12513 Rm 201 

Come check out our weight room facility. 

See page 125 for more information 

2-6 pm 

Courts A & B 

Open Gym 

(All Ages) 


10 am - Noon 

Court B 

Play Gym 

1-6 pm 

Court B 

Open Gym 

(All Ages) 

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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Kendo, Japanese Fencing 

Learn the basic skills and techniques of Japanese swordsmanship. 

Martial arts philosophy and manners will be presented. $20 Misc. 

Fee payable toTHPRD with registration. Additional fee of $20 for the 

bamboo practice sword’s due fi rst night of class, payable to Obukan 

Kendo Club. (Obukan Kendo Club) 

6/26-8/28 (10) Su 2-3 pm 10 yrs-Adult $36 


Low Impact - Total Body Workout 

Target major muscles of the upper and lower body to increase toning 

and endurance in this aerobic workout. Beginning exercisers are 

welcome in this fun and popular class. Great for heart and muscle 

conditioning. (Desiree) 


CO12507 Rm 201 

Lower Body Workout 

Build endurance and strengthen your quads, glutes, and all leg muscles. 

Course will focus on the lower body but will also include upper body 

conditioning. (Desiree) 

6/24-9/2 (11) F 6-6:55 am 14 yrs-Adult $44 

CO12500 Rm 201 

Progressive Stretching 

30 minutes of benefi cial stretching and resistance training designed to 

help with muscle soreness. Anyone with tight, stiff or sore muscles will 

benefi t from this class. No class 7/4. (Desiree) 

6/20-8/31 (11) M/W 7:35-8:05 pm 14 yrs-Adult $48 

CO12526 Rm 205 

Don’t miss your chance to try a new 

fitness class at the Fall Fitness Sampler. 

See page 134 for details. 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Tai Chi 

Tai Chi, the gentlest of the martial arts, is a slow moving exercise form 

practiced throughout the world for health, vitality, and mental acuity. 

Tai Chi is based on relaxing, rooting, and connecting with the active Chi 

energy within. This class will study and practice the Chen Man Ching 

37 posture form. Tai Chi exercise is good for circulation, coordination, 

relaxation, and balance. The legs gain strength and one’s posture 

improves. All ages and levels of fi tness are welcome. Wear comfortable 

clothing and shoes. No class 7/2. (Jim) 

6/25-8/20 (9) S 10:35-11:30 am 14 yrs-Adult $49 

CO12518 Rm 201 

Total Body Conditioning 

Cardio-step, upper body weight training, abs work, and stretching. 

Every part of your body will be challenged. Intermediate / Advanced 

Level. No class 7/4. (Desiree) 

6/20-8/31 (11) M/W 6:35-7:30 pm 14 yrs-Adult $85 

CO12511 Rm 201 

Women’s Workout 

Total workout specifi cally for women. Class includes cardio, upper body 

weight training, abs work and stretching and will focus the individual 

and their fi tness needs. (Desiree/Colleen) 

6/24-9/2 (11) F 6:30-7:25 pm 14 yrs-Adult $44 

CO12508 Rm 201 

Yoga, Beginning 

Learn opening and strengthening techniques. Focus on acquiring 

comfort with basic alignment. Enhance awareness of key joints and 

muscle systems. 

6/21-8/30 (11) T 6:30-7:25 am 14 yrs-Adult $67 

CO12521 Rm 204 (Shelly) 

6/21-8/30 (11) T 7:30-8:25 pm 14 yrs-Adult $67 

CO12522 Rm 204 (Shelly) 

6/22-8/31 (11) W 7:30-8:25 pm 14 yrs-Adult $67 

CO12523 Rm 204 (Cindy) 

Zumba Aerobics 

Burn calories and have fun while doing aerobics to Latin and 

international music! Move to the beats of salsa, merengue, cumbia, 

belly dance, fl amenco and many more. Come join the fun! (Jeanette) 

6/21-8/30 (11) T 6-6:55 pm 14 yrs-Adult $44 

CO12539 Rm 201 

6/23-9/1 (11) Th 6:05-7 pm 14 yrs-Adult $44 

CO12540 Rm 201 

6/26-8/28 (9) Su 10:15-11:10 am 14 yrs-Adult $36 

CO12543 Rm 201 


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Swim Center 

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Elsie Stuhr Center 

5550 SW Hall Blvd, Beaverton, 97005 

503/629-6342 

Fax: 503/629-6347 


Hours: 

Monday/Tuesday/Thursday 7:30 am - 9 pm 

Wednesday/Friday 7:30 am - 5 pm 


Facility Closures: 7/4, 8/1-9/17 (expansion) 

Information & Referral: 503/629-6372 

Loaves and Fishes: 503/643-8352 

Stuhr Center Staff 

Linda Jo Enger, Center Supervisor 

Ann Satterfi eld, Program Coordinator 

Linda Aliff, Program Coordinator 

Emily Kent, Offi ce Tech 

Joanie Testa, Receptionist 

Lynda Hollifi eld, Evening Building Supervisor 

Tamara May, Saturday Building Supervisor 

Follow us on 

MAIN 

3RD 

WATSON 

HALL 

9TH 

12TH 

CANYON 

Due to schedule changes, classrooms may vary. 


Recreation for Adults 55 and Better 


Elsie 

Stuhr 

Center 

HWY 

217 

www.facebook.com/StuhrCenter 

Age and Membership Requirements 

Adults 55 and better may join the center. A THPRD residency 

card is required for all program/activities registrations. See page 4 

for out-of-district information. 

Inclusion 

Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District promotes the power 

of choice to enhance the quality of life for individuals of 

all abilities. We do this by providing diverse, accessible 

recreation in an environment that promotes dignity, success 

and fun. Through inclusion services, the district may provide 

reasonable staff support for those who prefer other THPRD 

programs and/or activities. If you would like to request 

inclusion services, call Leilani Galanto at 503/629-6342. 

Monthly Newsletter 

The Sentinel is a monthly publication of the Elsie Stuhr Center 

that outlines the center’s events. The Sentinel may be mailed 

to you for an annual fee of $5, picked up at the center for 25 

cents per copy, or e-mailed to you at no charge. Send your e-mail 

address to ekent@thprd.org. 

Advisory Committee 

Robert Cannon, Harold Eves, Edith Frahm, Diane Jarvis, 

David Magee, Doris Regan and Norm Vaillancourt 

The Elsie Stuhr Center Advisory Com mit tee, composed of 

seven community members, receives input regarding the 

operation of the center and makes recommendations on behalf 

of residents of the district. Anyone in ter est ed may call or visit 

our offi ce for information. 


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Week of 

Month 

Week 1 

Week 2 

Week 3 

Week 4 

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 

Bingo 

12:15-1:45 pm 

Square Dancing 

Eager Beavers Club 

1:15-4:30 pm - Manzanita 

Team Bridge 

1:30-4:30 pm 

Pine 

Bingo 

12:15-1:45 pm 




Sharing Stories 

2-3:30 pm 

Team Bridge 

1:30-4:30 pm 

Pine 

Bingo 

12:15-1:45 pm 




Team Bridge 

1:30-4:30 pm 

Pine 

Bingo 

12:15-1:45 pm 




Sharing Stories 

2-3:30 pm 

Team Bridge 

1:30-4:30 pm 

Pine 

Come to lunch at the Stuhr Center 

Beaverton Loaves and Fishes is the meal provider at the Elsie Stuhr Center. Come to lunch Monday through Friday at 

11:45 am (an “early bird lunch” is also available at 11:15 am Monday through Thursday). Meals are provided on a 

donation basis to people 60 years of age or older. The suggested donation is $3. 

Elsie Stuhr Center Drop-in Activities 

Wii and Ping Pong available on a drop-in basis. Must check out at the front desk. 

Scrabble 

9 am-Noon - Pine 

Computer Users 

11:15 am-12:30 pm 

Texas Hold‘em 

1:15-3 pm - Fir 

Pinochle 

12:30-3 pm - Pine 

Foot Clinic 

By appointment 

Scrabble 



1:15-3 pm - Fir 

Pinochle 

12:30-3 pm - Pine 

Scrabble 


Computer Users 

11:15 am-12:30 pm 


1:15-3 pm - Fir 

Pinochle 

12:30-3 pm - Pine 

Scrabble 



1:15-3 pm - Fir 

Pinochle 

12:30-3 pm - Pine 

Cribbage Club 

8-11:30 am - Pine 

Monthly Birthday 

11:30 am - Fir 

Chess Club - Open Play 

12:30 pm - Pine 

Legal Discussion 

1:30-3 pm 

Cribbage Club 

8-11:30 am - Pine 

Chess Club -Open Play 

12:30 pm - Pine 

Bunco 

1-2:30 pm 

Cribbage Club 

8-11:30 am - Pine 

Chess Club - Open Play 

12:30 pm - Pine 

Cribbage Club 

8-11:30 am - Pine 

Chess Club -Open Play 

12:30 pm - Pine 

Bunco 

1-2:30 pm 

Foot Clinic 

By Appointment 

Texas Hold’em 

1:15-3 pm - Fir 

Social Dancing 

1:15-3:30 pm - 

Manzanita 

Progressive Party Bridge 

5:30-8:30 pm - Pine 


1:15-3 pm - Fir 


1:15-3:30 pm - 

Manzanita 


5:30-8:30 pm - Pine 


1:15-3 pm - Fir 


1:15-3:30 pm - 

Manzanita 

Book Discussion 

2-3:30 pm 

(Call offi ce for list) 


5:30-8:30 pm - Pine 


1:15-3 pm - Fir 


1:15-3:30 pm - 

Manzanita 


5:30-8:30 pm - Pine 

Blood 

Pressure 

10-11 am 

Pinochle 

10 am 

Pinochle 

10 am 

Movie 

1 pm 

Pinochle 

10 am 

Pinochle 

10 am 

Movie 

1 pm 

Jam Session 

1-3 pm 

Texas 

Hold‘em 

Noon-3 pm - 

Pine 

Texas 

Hold‘em 

Noon-3 pm 

Pine 

Jam Session 

1-3 pm 

Texas 

Hold‘em 

Noon-3 pm - 

Pine 

Texas 

Hold‘em 

Noon-3 pm - 

Pine 



Arts & Crafts - 55 & Better 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

Anyone Can Draw 

Want to learn to draw or build on skills you already have? Then this 

is the class for you! Enjoy learning basic drawing skills while you 

explore different mediums. $8 material fee payable to instructor at 

fi rst class. Supply list available at front desk. (Teresa) 

6/23-7/28 (6) Th 1-4 pm ID: $55 AP: $91 

ES14601 Larch 

Mixed Media Workshop 

Explore glass, clay and other media and the creative ways it can 

be used. We will be creating everything from clay pinch pots to 

fused glass forms. Some of the projects we will be making will be 

mosaic glass vases or candle holders and even fused glass decorative 

pieces. We will be making plates and bowls out of clay to either 

mosaic, glaze or use as fused glass forms. We will also be exploring 

different ways to make jewelry with both clay and glass. Cast glass 

is also something we will be exploring. $25 material fee payable to 

instructor at fi rst class. 

6/20-7/25 (5) M 1-4 pm ID: $56 AP: $94 

ES14609 Spruce 

Painting Oil & Acrylics 

Open to all who want to learn oils or acrylics no matter your skill 

level. Build and expand your knowledge of the medium in a creative 

atmosphere. Work from both life and photographs. $8 material fee 

payable to instructor at fi rst class. Supply list available at front desk. 

(Teresa) 

6/22-7/27 (6) W 9:30 am-12:30 pm ID: $53 AP: $88 

ES14604 Larch 

Painting with the Purest form of Color 

Discover one of the truest and purest forms of color. Create exquisite 

paintings with brilliant colors learning tips and techniques for laying 

down layers of pastel. We will work from life and from photographs 

doing landscapes, still life, and portraits. $15 fee payable to 

instructor on the fi rst day of class. Supply list available at the front 

desk of the Stuhr Center. No class 7/4 (Teresa) 

6/20-7/25 (5) M 9:30 am-12:30 pm ID: $61 AP: $102 


Arts & Crafts - 55 & Better 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

Plein Air Painting 

Learn the basics of painting landscapes outside on location using any 

medium. We will complete a new painting each class session. We 

will be traveling to a different location each week so you must have 

transportation to where we will meet. A list of sites and supplies 

needed for the class will be provided at the Stuhr Center’s front desk 

when you register. (Teresa) 

6/24-7/29 (6) F 9:30 am-12:30 pm ID: $53 AP: $88 

ES14603 Off-site 

Stained Glass/Glass Open Studio 

For all experience levels. Learn the basics or bring a current glass 

project. Help available every step of the way. Beginners will learn 

pattern selection, cutting, foiling and soldering. Intermediate and 

advanced students will be assisted on projects of their choice. 

(Sharon) 

6/24-7/29 (6) F 9 am-Noon ID: $43 AP: $71 


Watercolor, Beginning 

Explore the basic techniques and principles of watercolor and 

investigate new ideas using some mixed media. $8 material fee 

payable to instructor at fi rst class. Materials will be discussed during 

fi rst class. Supply list available at front desk. (Teresa) 

6/23-7/28 (6) Th 9:15 am-12:15 pm ID: $58 AP: $97 

ES14605 Larch 

Watercolor Intermediate 

Relax and have fun expand your basic skills while learning new 

watercolor techniques. Explore mixed media along with traditional 

watercolor applications. $8 material fee payable to instructor at fi rst 

class. Materials will be discussed in class. Supply list available at 

front desk. (Teresa) 

6/21-7/26 (6) T 9:30 am-12:30 pm ID: $58 AP: $97 

ES14606 Larch 

Woodcarving, All Levels 

Select your own carving projects: high or deep relief, pierced or in the 

round. Patterns available. Some carving tools required. Learn to carve 

safely using specifi c cuts and techniques. Learn tool care and use, 

sharpening and honing, sanding and fi nishing. Supply list available. 

(Dave) 

6/21-7/26 (6) T 1-4 pm ID: $36 AP: $60 



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Dance - 55 & Better 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

Ballroom Basics 

Learn the basic techniques of ballroom dancing. No experience is 

necessary to learn the classic way of dancing. Take this class before 

taking Ballroom Dance or Night Club Dancing. (Beverly) 

6/25-7/30 (6) S 11:30 am-12:25 pm ID: $22 AP: $37 

ES11602 Manzanita 

Ballroom Dance 

Learn the basic techniques of ballroom dancing. No experience is 

necessary to learn the classic way of dancing. (Beverly) 

6/25-7/30 (6) S 10-11:25 am ID: $29 AP: $48 


Line Dancing 

Have fun learning line dances to both classic and popular country 

music. No partner needed. No class 7/4 (Doug) 

6/20-7/25 (5) M 3:30-4:25 pm ID: $19 AP: $31 


Line Dancing, Beginning 

Line dancing just for beginners. (Doug) 

6/23-7/28 (6) Th 3:30-4:25 pm ID: $22 AP: $37 


Night Club Dancing 

Learn the fundamentals of ballroom dancing. Includes easy-to-learn 

steps, swing, and Latin rhythms. No partner or experience needed. 

(Beverly) 

6/24-7/29 (6) F 10-11:25 am ID: $29 AP: $48 


Fitness - 55 & Better 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

Health & Wellness Support Groups 

Alzheimer’s Support Group 

Spouses, caregivers, family and friends of persons suffering 

from Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia meet 

monthly. Members provide support and guest speakers are 

featured. (No meeting August, September) 

2nd Thursday 1-3 pm 

4th Tuesday, 6:30-8:30 pm 

Compassionate Friends 

Parents who have experienced the death of one or more of 

their children meet monthly to give and receive support and 

help through sharing. (No meeting August, September) 

2nd Tuesday, 6:30-8:45 pm 

Diabetes Support Group 

Time for individual sharing, support and encouragement. 

Guest speakers are featured frequently. (No meeting July, 

August, September) 

1st Thursday, 1-3 pm 

Post Polio Support Group 

Individuals challenged by fatigue, weakness, pain and the 

late effects of post-polio syndrome meet monthly to offer 

support to each other and share resource information and 

referral tips. Guest speakers periodically. (No meeting 

August, September) 

2nd Tuesday, 10 am-noon 

Prostate Support Group 

For more information on this group, please call the Elsie 

Stuhr Center. 

Clinics 

Free Blood Pressure Clinic 

Volunteers will take your blood pressure the fi rst Friday of 

the month. 10-11 am 

Footcare Clinic 

First Thursday of the month at the Beaverton Community 

Center. Nurses from Foot Care Nurses, LLC will trim toenails, 

evaluate foot health and give a foot massage. This has been 

a long-lasting partnership involving the City of Beaverton and 

the Elsie Stuhr Center (we schedule all 86+ appointments, 

make reminder calls and staff the registration table at the 

foot care clinic). A fee of $30 is payable to Foot Care 

Nurses, LLC. Call the Stuhr Center, 503/629-6342, for an 

appointment. 




Fitness Class Intensity Guide 

Designed for Every Body and Every Need 

The following can be utilized as a guide to the type of fi tness 

class you may be seeking. Instructors can also do an assessment 

to make sure you are in the correct class level. If you require 

assistance to participate in a fi tness class or would like inclusion 

services, contact Leilani Galanto at 503/629-6342. 

Need a little help (Chair Fitness) - This class is for 

those wishing to exercise while seated. Class includes 

rhythmic movement, range of motion, strength and 

stretching exercises. Class will help maintain or 

improve physical function for basic self-care. There 

will be activities that improve hand strength and 

agility, arm strength, shoulder and hip range of motion, quadriceps 

strength, shin muscles strength, ankle strength, and range of 

motion. Focus will be on muscular strength and endurance, joint 

range of motion, balance and coordination. 

Just getting started (Entry Level) - This class is 

for beginners or those returning to exercise. Class 

includes basic steps, gentle pace, lower intensity. 

May include seated or standing, light strength and 

stretching exercises. Class will help maintain and 

improve physical function to remain independent and 

prevent illness, disability or injury. Focus will be on increasing and 

building reserve in muscular strength, endurance and fl exibility, 

joint range of motion, balance, coordination and cardiovascular 

endurance. 

Active Now (Intermediate Level) - This class is for 

individuals who are physically active at least twice 

a week and seek to improve their health and wellbeing. 

Classes include moderate intensity, lowimpact 

exercise. May include moderate strength and 

stretching exercises. There will be optional fl oor work. 

Class will help to build reserve and maintain the level of fi tness 

to live an active, independent lifestyle, continue working in a 

chosen profession and/or participate in a wide range of recreational 

activities. Class will concentrate on muscular strength, endurance 

and fl exibility, joint range of motion, balance, coordination, agility, 

and cardiovascular endurance. 

Athlete (Advanced Level) - Do you train almost every 

day, compete in a sport, or do a physically demanding 

job? You need a higher intensity, low-impact workout 

with more challenging strength and conditioning 

portion. Floor work included. Exercise helps build 

reserve and maintain level of fi tness, and provides 

conditioning for improving performance in competition or in 

strenuous vocational and/or recreational activities. Includes general 

conditioning in muscular strength, endurance and fl exibility, agility, 

and cardiovascular endurance. Additional programming will be 

sport/activity specifi c to improve performance in a desired area(s). 

With the physically elite, the health/wellness professional’s role is 

that of facilitator. 

Fall and spring fi tness assessments will be held for all 

fi tness classes. With these results, we are able to evaluate 

classes and show the benefi ts and effectiveness of all the 

programs we offer. 

Fitness Class Drop-in Policy 

Anyone can try a class or attend a variety of classes 

as a drop-in. Please purchase a $4.25 ID aerobics 

and/or $6.75 ID yoga/fi tness drop-in ticket from the 

receptionist. Present drop-in ticket to your fi tness 

instructor at beginning of class. Most classes increase 

students’ skills as the term progresses, but instructors 

will do their best to make you feel comfortable as a new 

student entering mid-term or later. 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

1/2 Pilates and 1/2 Strength Training 

We will perform core strengthening (abdominal) and 

resistance exercises using tubes, bands, and light 

weights. Side effects of this class may include, but are not limited to: 

enhanced strength, increased blood fl ow to the brain, and a sudden 

urge to shop for smaller clothes sizes. (Georgette) 

6/22-7/27 (6) W 8:30-9:25 am ID: $22 AP: $37 

ES12600 Maple Birch 

20/20/20 

Get three types of fi tness for three times the fun! 

20 minutes of aerobics, 20 minutes of strength training, 

and 20 minutes of fl exibility exercises. No class 7/4 (Georgette) 

6/20-7/27 (6) M/W 10:30-11:25 am ID: $26 AP: $44 


6/23-7/28 (6) Th 9:30-10:25 am ID: $14 AP: $24 


8/1-8/31 (5) M/W 11:15-12:10 am ID: $24 AP: $40 

ES12601A Pilgrim Lutheran Gym 


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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

Active Isolated Stretching© 

Come join us as we “check the weather” and 

“reach for the sky” and generally realign our spine 

and shoulders to fi nd our optimal upper body posture. 

Get in touch with your “inner owl” and become a 

better driver too! For these classes we will all be 

seated, (or standing if you prefer). Eight weeks of deep breathing, 

gentle reintegration exercises and a more supple, upright outlook to 

boot. Please wear loose, comfortable clothing. No class 7/4 (Claire) 

6/20-7/28 (11) M/Th 12:30-1 pm ID: $29 AP: $49 


6/23-7/28 (6) Th 5:30-6:25 pm ID: $22 AP: $37 


Aerobic Total Body Workout 

Designed for the experienced exerciser or fi t 

newcomer. Class includes warm-up, low-impact 

aerobic conditioning with intervals of strength and endurance work. A 

great total body workout to start your day! No class 7/4 (Desiree) 

6/20-7/29 (6) M/W/F 7:30-8:25 am ID: $41 AP: $68 


6/20-7/29 (6) M/W/F 8:30-9:25 am ID: $41 AP: $68 


8/1-9/2 (5) M/W/F 7:15-8:10 am ID: $36 AP: $60 


Ageless Conditioning 

Well-rounded workout that combines aerobic, 

muscle strengthening, fl exibility and balance 

exercises aimed to enhance muscle and bone strength, balance, joint 

range of motion, mobility, and benefi ts independent living skills. Great 

for individuals who have been inactive or want to progress from a 

chair fi tness class. Floor exercises optional. No class 7/4. 

6/20-7/27 (6) M/W 9:30-10:25 am ID: $26 AP: $44 

ES12607 Manzanita (Diane) 

6/21-7/28 (6) T/Th 10:30-11:25 am ID: $29 AP: $48 

ES12608 Manzanita (Jacqueline) 

6/25-7/30 (6) S 9-9:55 am ID: $14 AP: $24 

ES12609 Manzanita (Kelsey) 

8/1-8/31 (5) M/W 8:15-9:10 am ID: $24 AP: $40 

ES12607A Pilgrim Lutheran Gym (Diane) 

8/2-9/1 (5) T/Th 11:15 am-12:10 pm ID: $24 AP: $40 

ES12608A Pilgrim Lutheran Gym (Jacqueline) 

Note: 

Due to Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District’s bond 

project expansion program, some of our summer term class 

locations, date and times are subject to change. 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

The Arthritis Foundation Life Improvement Exercise 

Program 

This program is designed to help people with arthritis feel better and 

move more freely. This one hour course teaches participants as series 

of proven exercises to help individuals take control of their arthritis 

and their overall health by using gentle activities to help increase joint 

fl exibility and range of motion and help maintain muscle strength. 

The exercises can be done while seated or standing, no additional 

equipment will be used. 

7/05-7/22 (3) T/F 2:30-3:25 pm ID: $13 AP: $21 

ES12609A Maple Birch 

Balance Basics 

Works on improving your balance by strengthening the 

hip and leg muscles and abdominals and on posture techniques and 

balance exercises to improve confi dence. 

6/21-7/29 (6) T/Th/F 8:30-9:25 am ID: $43 AP: $72 

ES12610 Maple Birch (Desiree) 

6/20-7/28 (6) M/Th 1:30-2:25 pm ID: $40 AP: $67 

ES12611 Maple Birch (Kelsey) 

8/2-9/1 (6) T/Th 7:15-8:10 am ID: $24 AP: $40 

ES12610A Pilgrim Lutheran Gym (Desiree) 

Boomer Bootcamp 

Are you accused of not acting your age? Calling all 

55+ who still want able, strong, fi t bodies! We’ll 

increase your heart health and strength safely, effectively, and 

comfortably AND have fun doing it! (Diane) 

6/21-7/28 (6) T/Th 5:30-6:25 pm ID: $29 AP: $48 


8/2-9/1 (5) T/Th 5:30-6:25 pm ID: $24 AP: $40 


Cardio, Core and More 

We will do lots of fun cardio moves to get your heart 

rate up and help you to burn more calories and fat. 

We will mix in some great core moves that will build core strength, 

balance, and stability. We will use Thera-bands and Pilate rings 

to strengthen the back and abs. With the MORE, we will use leg 

weights to build stronger legs and hips to support the body and 

strengthen the core. We will also spend more time stretching and 

lengthening our muscles during the warm down. (Kimberly) 

6/21-7/28 (6) T/Th 9:30-10:25 am ID: $29 AP: $48 


8/2-9/1 (5) T/Th 8:15-9:10 am ID: $24 AP: $40 





Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

Chi-Kung 

Chi-Kung is the study of vital energy and 

how to assimilate, conserve and circulate 

this energy in the body/mind for health and vitality. Various 

Techniques will be employed to accomplish the goal. There are no 

prerequisites for this class. (David) 

6/23-7/28 (6) Th 11:30 am-12:25 pm ID: $22 AP: $37 

ES12615 Willow 

DIP (Diabetes Intervention & Prevention) 

Make healthy lifestyle changes with a proven 

exercise program that helps participants better 

manage blood sugar, lower A1c, lower body fat and lower 

total body weight with often dramatic improvements in 

functional fi tness. The personalized approach to exercise 

helps participants that have additional coexisting medical condition(s). 

Health history and medical clearance forms are required. (Please pick 

up forms prior to class). No class 7/4 (Jacqueline) 

6/20-7/28 (11) M/Th 3:30-4:25 pm ID: $52 AP: $86 

ES12616 Cedar Rm 

Entry To Fitness 

New to exercise, or coming back from an injury, 

have stiffness, weakness, Parkinsons or arthritis. 

We will work on fl exibility, strength, balance. range of motion and 

endurance. Some periods of standing with a chair. Join us for a new 

fi tness routine and improve on your daily living needs. (Kimberly) 

6/21-7/29 (6) T/F 10:30-11:25 am ID: $29 AP: $48 

ES12617 Birch 

8/5-9/2 (5) F 9:15-10:10 am ID: $12 AP: $20 


Essential Balance & Mobility 

This therapeutic exercise program aims to enhance 

and improve mobility, balance, strength, posture, 

bone strength, and knee and hip stability through a progressive series 

of seated and standing exercises for the upper and lower body, and 

balance exercises. Class is benefi cial for those with poor balance, hip 

and knee replacements, Parkinsons, osteoporosis, osteoarthritis, and 

history of falling. (Jacqueline) 

6/21-7/29 (6) T/F 12:30-1:25 pm ID: $29 AP: $48 


8/5-9/2 (5) F 1:15-2:10 pm ID: $12 AP: $20 



Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

Fitness Room Circuit 

Designed to increase muscular strength while 

improving cardiovascular health, each class will be 

a total body workout that alternates intervals of cardio and strength 

training exercises using fi tness room equipment. A complete health 

history Form and a current medical clearance is required prior to 

participation (please pick up forms before class). (Diane) 

6/22-7/27 (11) W 11:30 am-12:25 pm ID: $22 AP: $37 


Flexibility Focus 

Stretching increases fl exibility. Stretching improves 

range of motion of your joints. Range of motion 

keeps you in better balance, which helps keep you mobile and less 

prone to falls. Stretching increases blood fl ow to your muscles. 

Improved circulation can speed recovery after muscle injuries. 

Stretching also relieves stress. No class 7/4. (Kelsey) 

6/21-7/29 (6) T/F 12:30-1:25 pm ID: $29 AP: $48 


6/20-7/25 (5) M 5:30-6:25 pm ID: $12 AP: $20 


Functional Strength 

Enhance overall muscle strength, bone density, 

posture, range of motion, fl exibility, balance, agility, 

and eye and hand coordination in this seated and standing class. 

Exercises are specifi cally selected to benefi t your independent living 

skills aimed to ease performing activities of daily living. Program is 

benefi cial for individuals with a variety of chronic medical conditions. 

No class 7/4. 

6/20-7/27 (6) M/W 10:30-11:25 am ID: $26 AP: $44 

ES12622 Maple Birch (Kelsey) 

6/21-7/28 (6) T/Th 11:30 am-12:25 pm ID: $29 AP: $48 

ES12623 Manzanita (Jacqueline) 

8/2-9/1 (5) T/Th 12:15-1:10 pm ID: $24 AP: $40 

ES12623A Pilgrim Lutheran Gym (Jacqueline) 

Gentle Way to Fitness 

We will use natural, expressive movement to create 

enjoyment and a sense of well-being. GWF leads to 

improvement of body, mind, emotions and spirit. GWF improves 

fl exibility, balance and strength, calms the mind and relieves stress, 

improves endurance, enhances sensory awareness, concentration and 

cognitive function. (Kaycheri) 

6/24-7/29 (6) F 1:30-2:25 pm ID: $20 AP: $34 



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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

Nia 

Nia is a dynamic fi tness program blending dance, 

martial arts and healing arts. You’ll fi nd your body’s 

own way to experience the joy of movement through Nia, which 

is adaptable to any fi tness level. You will leave feeling recharged, 

relaxed, and rejuvenated! (Kaycheri) 

6/21-7/26 (6) T 1:30-2:25 pm ID: $22 AP: $37 


Pilates, Adapted 

Learn techniques to strengthen core muscles, back, 

spine, and abdominals. Class is adapted for people 

with osteoporosis, Parkinson, or those who want to strengthen their 

core due to weakness. Class is taught on a mat using stability ball, 

pilates ring, and band. (Kimberly) 

6/21-7/29 (6) T/F 11:30 am-12:25 pm ID: $44 AP: $74 


6/24-7/29 (6) F 9:30-9:55 am ID: $22 AP: $37 


8/5-9/2 (5) F 8:15-9:10 am ID: $19 AP: $31 


Self Defense 

Join David Bersaas in his practical self-defense 

system of KenChinWingTai. This is a mixture of 

kenpo (Chinese karate), Chin Na (Chinese precursor 

of Japanese ju-jitsu), Wing Chun (soft style kung fu), 

and tai chi. (David) 

6/23-7/28 (6) Th 12:30-1:25 pm ID: $22 AP: $37 


Slo Motion Exercise 

For everyone, offers both seated and standing 

exercises to a variety of music. Fun and friendship 

emphasized. No class 7/4 (Peggy) 

6/20-7/27 (6) M/W 12:30-1:25 pm ID: $44 AP: $74 


Strength Training 

A great way to increase muscle strength and 

endurance, this class uses dumbbells, ankle weights, bands, tubing, 

and fl oor mats along with stretching, relaxation, and an optional 

aerobic component. No class 7/4 (Diane) 

6/20-7/29 (6) M/F 11:30 am-12:25 pm ID: $26 AP: $44 


8/1-9/2 (5) M/F 112:15-1:10 pm ID: $24 AP: $40 



Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

Strength Training Plus 

Improve your strength training with some cardio 

intervals mixed in to help provide for a better body 

warmth for a more effective muscle and joint workout. We will do 

special balance exercises for whole body control and core strength 

using hand weights, leg weights, bands, tubing, balls and Pilates 

rings. (Kimberly) 

6/21-7/28 (6) T/Th 8:30-9:25 am ID: $29 AP: $48 


Tai Chi I 

For the beginning student, will cover the fi rst 

section of the tai chi form. (David) 

6/21-7/26 (6) T 2:30-3:25 pm ID: $22 AP: $37 


6/22-7/27 (6) W 11:30 am-12:25 pm ID: $22 AP: $37 


8/2-8/30 (5) T 2:30-3:25 pm ID: $19 AP: $31 

ES12632A Park 

Tai Chi II 

For the continuing student, will cover sections 

2-3 of the tai chi form. Must have one term of 

Tai Chi I or instructor’s approval. (David) 

6/22-7/27 (6) W 12:30-1:25 pm ID: $22 AP: $37 


Tai Chi II/III 

Tai Chi for the continuing student. (David) 

8/2-8/30 (5) T 3:30-4:25 pm ID: $19 AP: $31 


Tai Chi III 

For the continuing student, will cover sections 4, 5, 

and 6 of the tai chi form. Prerequisite is 2 terms of 

Tai Chi II or instructor’s approval. (David) 

6/21-7/26 (6) T 3:30-4:25 pm ID: $22 AP: $37 


Note: 

Due to Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District’s bond 

project expansion program, some of our summer term class 

locations, date and times are subject to change. 




Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

Total Body Workout from a Chair 

Need a total body workout but can’t stand for an 

hour? Get a great cardio workout with hand weights, 

leg weights, and resistance training with bands. Work on balance, 

strength, coordination, and endurance, a total body workout. Must 

be able to stand for short intervals using a chair for stability. No class 

7/4. (Desiree) 

6/21-7/29 (6) T/F 9:30-10:25 am ID: $29 AP: $48 

ES12636 Maple Birch (Desiree) 

6/20-7/27 (6) M/W 11:30 am-12:25 pm ID: $26 AP: $44 

ES12637 Maple Birch (Georgette) 

8/3-8/31 (5) W 12:15-1:10 pm ID: $12 AP: $20 

ES12637A Pilgrim Lutheran Gym (Kelsey) 

Weight/Strength Training 

Designed to increase strength and tone all muscle 

groups. The dynamic concept of maximal muscular 

fl exion, full range of motion, and using exer-tubes and hand weights 

will help you get to this goal. The routine you learn can be practiced 

at home with minimal equipment. (David) 

6/23-7/28 (6) Th 10:30-11:25 am ID: $22 AP: $37 


Women’s Workout 

A total body workout designed specifi cally for 

women. This class includes a cardio section to burn 

fat, a strength training section that targets trouble areas and an 

abdominal section that may encourage you to roll up your shirt and 

bare it all. (Georgette) 

6/22-7/27 (6) W 9:30-10:25 am ID: $22 AP: $37 


Workout for Weight Loss, Health & 

Sports Performance 

The personalized approach to exercise helps 

participants lose body fat, gain muscle and bone 

strength, improve joint stability, enhance metabolism, 

lower cholesterol, blood pressure, total body weight and improve 

their fi tness level. Current Health History form and signed Medical 

Clearance is required (please pick up forms prior to class). 

No class 7/4 (Jacqueline) 

6/20-7/28 (11) M/Th 4:30-5:25 pm ID: $52 AP: $86 



Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

Yoga, Gentle 

Feel better! Learn how to stretch deeply and 

completely with simple movements combined with 


about a more peaceful and relaxed state of being. For the student 

with little or no yoga experience. No class 7/4. 

6/20-7/25 (5) M 9:30-10:25 am ID: $19 AP: $31 

ES12644 Maple Birch (Mateen) 

6/22-7/27 (6) W 1:30-2:55 pm ID: $33 AP: $55 

ES12645 Maple Birch (Mateen) 

Yoga, Connect Your Brain To Your Body 

Having problems sleeping, concentrating, worrying and or other 

issues? This class is for you. Based in traditional Chinese medicine 

working with the meridian channels to improve mental clarity, 

improve stamina, and to promote better health. Each class will 

consist of body tapping, meridian stretches, intestinal exercise, 

accumulation poses and meditation. 

6/23-7/28 (6) Th 4-5:25 pm ID: $33 AP: $55 

ES12646 Maple Birch (Susan) 

8/3-8/31 (5) W 1:30-2:55 pm ID: $28 AP: $46 

ES12645A Park (Susan) 

Yoga, Continuing 

Requires one term of yoga or the instructor’s 

approval. No class 7/4 (Mateen) 

6/20-7/25 (6) M 8:30-9:25 am ID: $33 AP: $55 


Yoga for Saturday Morning 

Picture your perfect weekend morning. An hour of 

yoga followed by a walk over to Beaverton Saturday 

Market. We’ll be doing a quick standing routine of simple yoga 

postures to energize and strengthen. (Mignon) 

6/25-7/30 (6) S 9-10:25 am ID: $33 AP: $55 


Yoga, Pranayama - The Breath of Life 

Pranayama is an intrinsic part of yoga balancing breath with body 

functions and helps us release tension and acquire peace and 

tranquility in our lives. This two-hour workshop will be an information 

session, with interesting facts about what is yoga, what it strives 

to do and how it works interspersed with the practical hands-on 

session. (Mateen) 

7/11 (1) M 10:45 am to 12:45 pm ID: $7 AP: $12 



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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

Yoga Head to Toe 

Joyful total body yoga with emphasis on breath and 

fl exibility. Learn how to stretch with simple 

movements to increase your strength and fl exibility. (Peggy) 

6/21-7/26 (6) T 5:30-6:25 pm ID: $22 AP: $37 


Yoga, Therapy For Your Personal 

Needs 

This class will focus on each student’s individual physical, mental 

and emotional needs. Physical needs could include, but is not 

limited to: knees hips, back, shoulders, headaches, digestion, etc. 

Mental needs could include, but is not limited to: concentration 

and memory. Emotional needs needs could include, but is not 

limited to: fear, anxiety and depression. Sleep disorders will also 

be covered as needed and relaxation techniques will be taught. 

(David) 

6/21-7/26 (6) T 1:30-2:25 pm ID: $22 AP: $37 


Zumba Gold 

Fitness program specifi cally designed to take the 

exciting Latin and International dance rhythms 

created in the original Zumba and bring them to the active older 

adult, beginner participant, and other special populations that may 

need modifi cations for success. Zumba Gold is fun, different, easy 

and effective total body workout! Come and join the party! No 

class 7/4. (Kimo) 

6/20-7/25 (5) M 4:30-5:25 pm ID: $19 AP: $31 


6/23-7/28 (6) Th 4:30-5:25 pm ID: $22 AP: $37 


8/1-8/29 (5) M 4:30-5:25 pm ID: $19 AP: $31 


8/4-9/1 (5) Th 4:30-5:25 pm ID: $19 AP: $31 


Open Times for Summer 

M/T/Th 7:30 am-9 pm 

W/F 7:30 am-5 pm 

S 9 am- 5 pm 

(Times may vary during classes) 

Cost: 

1 month: $ 15 ID $25 AP 

3 months: $ 37 ID $61 AP 

Diane Brice 

6 months: 

1 year: 

$ 64 ID $107 AP 

$108 ID $180 AP 

Specializes in working with adults 55 years and 

better to prevent injury, maintain strength, balance 

and fl exibility. 

Stuhr Center Fitness Room 

The center’s weight room is open for drop-in during the listed 

hours except when a class is scheduled. You must have a 

fi tness room orientation to use the weight room. 

Beginning Orientation 

Get all the benefi ts of stronger muscles and better balance. 

Learn basic techniques for using the fi tness room equipment and 

assistance in developing an individualized program. You must attend 

four classes to be certifi ed. A medical clearance form signed by 

your physician is required. Participants receive a 3-month pass for 

the fi tness room upon completion of the class. Please wear fi tness 

apparel. 

6/21-6/30 T/Th 1-2 pm Diane ID: $51 AP: $85 

ES12676 

7/6-7/15 W/F 3-4 pm Kelsey ID: $51 AP: $85 

ES12677 

7/19-7/28 T/Th 1-2 pm Diane ID: $51 AP: $85 

ES12678 

Next Step Fitness 

A one-on-one class for people who are currently in a strengthtraining 

program but have not been trained through the Stuhr 

Center. Learn basic techniques for using the fi tness room equipment. 

A medical clearance form from your physician is required. This class 

is by appointment only with the Fitness Specialist. Please wear 

fi tness apparel. ID: $26 AP: $43 

Personal/Partner Orientation 

Consists of two one-hour sessions in the fi tness room. Learn basic 

techniques for using the fi tness room equipment and assistance in 

developing individual exercise program(s). This allows participant(s) 

to use the Stuhr Center fi tness room. A medical clearance form from 

your physician is required. This is by appointment only with the 

fi tness specialist. Please wear fi tness apparel. 

Personal ID: $50 AP: $79 

Partner ID: $75 AP: $125 

Health, Fitness and Body-Weight Appraisal 

Determine your current health, fi tness level, and hidden health 

risks. Assessments determine current functional fi tness level, 

body composition, body fat distribution, balance, basal metabolic 

rate and total energy expenditure based on current activity level. 

We provide you with a physical activity and exercise plan, and 

daily caloric requirement that helps you reach your wellness goal. 

Please complete a health and medical history form prior to your 

appointment. Know if the weight you lose is body fat or valuable 

metabolically active lean tissue. Please call to make your one-hour 

appointment. (Jacqueline, Diane, Kelsey, Desiree) ID: $16 AP: $26 



General Interest - 55 & Better 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

Basic Computers I 

Learn basic computer skills and terms on how to navigate and use 

your computer. Easy-to-understand course taught by a patient and 

enthusiastic teacher. (Paige) 

6/21-7/26 (6) T 1-2:30 pm ID: $55 AP: $91 

ES15619 Poplar 

Basic Computer I - Continued 

This class is a continuation from the basic computer I class. In this 

course you will learn how to continue to sharpen your computer 

skills. This course is taught by a patient and enthusiastic teacher. 

(Paige) 

6/22-7/27 (6) W 10:30 am-Noon ID: $55 AP: $91 


Basic Computer II 

Take your new skills from Basic Computing I and learn how to use 

fi les; organize and manage pictures, letters and other information; 

learn how to use e-mail and the internet. (Paige) 

6/21-7/26 (6) T 2:45-4:15 pm ID: $55 AP: $91 


6/22-7/27 (6) W 1:30-3 pm ID: $55 AP: $91 


AARP Driver Safety Program 

An eight-hour classroom refresher course designed to meet the 

needs of older drivers. Sharpen driving skills; develop strategies 

for adjusting to age-related changes in vision, hearing and 

reaction time. Must attend both four-hour sessions to receive 

certifi cate. 

For more information please call 503/629-6342. 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

Basic Computer III 

Learn basic computer skills and terms on how to navigate and use 

your computer. Easy-to-understand course taught by a patient and 

enthusiastic teacher. (Paige) 

6/22-7/27 (6) W 2:45-4:15 pm ID: $55 AP: $91 


Digital Camera 

Do you have a digital camera and no clue how to use it? If your 

answer is yes, then this is the class for you. In this nine week course 

you will learn how to take the confusion and mystery out of taking 

digital pictures. Simple and easy terms and explanations will help you 

take beautiful pictures. You’ll also receive hands on instruction with 

your own personal camera. (Paige) 

6/21-7/26 (6) T 9-10:30 am ID: $52 AP: $86 


Digital Camera and Your Computer 

Learn the other half of your digital camera: your computer! Learn how 

to download pictures and fi x them; how to copy pictures to cd’s how 

to attach and e-mail pictures; and basic printing techniques. (Paige) 

6/21-7/26 (6) T 10:45 am-12:15 pm ID: $52 AP: $86 


Brain Fitness / Cognitive Skills 

Mental exercise with a dash of rhythm and music to make it fun! 

Memory: short term, long term, working and retrieval memory! 

Executive Processing: problem solving, keeping it all together! 

Processing: message in, message out: a little faster please! 

Visualization: see it and remember it! No different than working out in 

the gym, this is mental exercise. You’ll use your imagination, drums, 

instruments and BRAIN power! No class 7/4 (Susan) 

6/20-7/28 (6) M/Th 2:45-3:45 pm ID: $47 AP: $78 

ES13601A Maple Birch 

6/20-7/28 (11) M/Th 9:30-10:30 am ID: $47 AP: $78 

ES13603 Spruce/Larch 

Bridge, Supervised Play 

This class is designed for those students who have had instruction in 

bridge, but need more playing time. Feel free to ask questions about 

the bidding and play while practicing with a supervisor. The game is 

duplicate style. (Ayn) 

6/22-7/27 (6) W 12:30-3:30 pm ID: $33 AP: $55 

ES15607 Dogwood 

6/23-7/28 (6) Th 12:30-3:30 pm ID: $33 AP: $55 



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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

Piano/Keyboard From Scratch 

If you have always wanted to learn how to play the piano, this 

is your chance! No experience required. Keyboards available for 

classroom use. (Helle) 

6/23-7/28 (6) Th 1-2:30 pm ID: $41 AP: $68 


Piano/Keyboard 

These classes are a continuation of the previous term or may be 

taken on instructor’s approval. Keyboards available for classroom use 

only. No class 7/5 (Helle) 

6/20-7/25 (5) M 11 am-12:30 pm ID: $34 AP: $57 


6/20-7/25 (6) M 1-2:30 pm ID: $41 AP: $68 


6/22-7/27 (6) W 9:30-11 am ID: $41 AP: $68 


6/22-7/27 (6) W 11 am-12:30 pm ID: $41 AP: $68 


6/23-7/28 (6) Th 9:30-11 am ID: $41 AP: $68 


6/23-7/28 (6) Th 11 am-12:30 pm ID: $41 AP: $68 


6/24-7/29 (6) F 9:30-11 am ID: $41 AP: $68 


6/24-7/29 (6) F 11:30 am-1 pm ID: $41 AP: $68 


6/24-7/29 (6) F 1-2:30 pm ID: $41 AP: $68 


Spanish Beginning II / III 

More on AR verbs and sentence structure; reading exercises for 

pronunciation. (Mercedes) 

6/21-7/26 (6) T 8-9 am ID: $31 AP: $51 


Spanish Beginning/Intermediate Conversational 

Reading, questions, and response exercises using “Spanish Now 

Level 1” (Mercedes) 

6/21-7/26 (6) T 10-11 am ID: $31 AP: $51 


Spanish Advance III 

More on subjunctive; Reading and comprehension exercises. 

(Mercedes) 

6/21-7/26 (6) T 9-10 am ID: $31 AP: $51 



Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

Stuhr Chorus 

Join the Stuhr Chorus for fun, friendship, and lots of singing and 

entertaining! The Chorus performs in the community and at the Stuhr 

Center. (Patrick) 

6/22-7/27 (6) W 1:30-3:30 pm ID: $16 AP: $26 


Writing Your Life Stories 

Have you wanted to write stories about your life, but didn’t know 

where to start? This interactive course will help you capture your 

special memories in a collection of short stories you and your family 

will enjoy and is a wonderful tool for improving memory and keeping 

your mind sharp. $2 material fee payable to instructor at fi rst class. 

(Pat) 

6/24-7/29 (6) F 11 am-1 pm ID: $33 AP: $55 


6/24-7/29 (6) F 1:30-3:30 pm ID: $33 AP: $55 


Special Events - 55 & Better 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

Harvest Bazaar Kick Off Party 

Wednesday, June 1 2 pm 

It’s time once again to gather ALL our loyal volunteers and talk 

about Harvest Bazaar 2012! Yes, you read that right…2012! 

The Elsie Stuhr Center is embarking on a very exciting bond 

project expansion and our building will be under construction 

of our fi tness room, several classrooms and of course the front 

of our center. We are very excited about this project. With our 

building being under construction for many months we will not 

hold our annual Harvest Bazaar fundraiser this September. 

But, we have a lot to talk about for 2012. It’s because of YOU, 

our wonderful volunteers. Without you, this event would not be 

the success it has become. If you volunteer in other areas of the 

Stuhr Center and have never volunteered for the Harvest Bazaar 

we encourage you to get involved. We want to keep you all 

engaged and excited about our annual fundraiser because, believe 

it or not, it will be here before we know it! 

Join us today to reconnect with some of your Harvest Bazaar 

friends and talk about new and exciting changes for Harvest 

Bazaar 2012! Put on your thinking caps and bring ideas of what 

we could do this year for some fundraising for the center…bake 

sale, a walk for our senior center, some type of dinner? Hope to 

see you ALL there. Refreshments will be served. (Fir) 




Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

Rose Show 

Red roses, white roses and yellow roses two, the Stuhr Center 

gallery needs to be fi lled up by you! Please bring in your beautiful 

homegrown roses to display for our annual rose show. We have 

master gardeners come in and do offi cial judging of your beautiful 

fl owers and award fi rst, second and third place ribbons. We count on 

you, our patrons to make this event a success. Please bring in your 

roses in a display vase by 9 am on the day of the event. Judging 

begins approximately 11 am. 

Friday, June 3 9 am 

Finding the Right Fitness Class/Program for YOU 

Join Diane Brice, our fi tness specialist, to learn all about the Elsie Stuhr 

Center’s fi tness program! “New Comers” are welcome to bring their 

questions, learn about the large variety of classes we offer, learn about 

our weight room, drop in fi tness activities and much, much more! 

(Diane) 

Wednesday, June 8 1-2 pm Cedar Rm Free 

Golden Wedding Anniversary 

The Golden Wedding is a favorite at the Stuhr Center. It’s recognition 

of couples that have been married 50 years or more. If you are one 

of these lucky couples, join us on this day made especially for you. 

Please bring in your wedding memorabilia to share. We will have a 

table to display these items. Enjoy entertainment and refreshments 

and take home a special treat in recognition of your commitment. 

Please sign up for this event by Wednesday, June 6. 

Thursday, June 9 1:30 pm Manzanita 

Stars & Stripes Lunch 

Join us as we celebrate the 4th of July in grand Stuhr Center fashion 

with a special summer time lunch provided by Loaves and Fishes 

(suggested meal donation $3) Enjoy lunch surrounded by red, white and 

blue decorations while you listen to songs that make America great! 

Friday, July 1 Noon-1 pm Fir 

Summer Picnic On The Patio 

This has become one of the Stuhr Center favorites! Join us today 

for a summertime picnic on our patio! We will make it worth your 

while in Stuhr Center style. By popular request, Mark and the 

Memphis Kings will be back to provide us with a wonderful afternoon 

of musical entertainment. Tickets will be available to purchase in 

advance at the Stuhr Center front desk or at the door the day of the 

event. 

Friday, July 15 11:30 am-1:30 pm Brick Patio 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

Patio Party & Dance 

Join us today for some outdoor fun! Today we’ll be dancing on 

the patio…we’ll provide wonderful entertainment for your dancing 

pleasure and some refreshing summer time treats! Please sign up for 

this event by Monday, July 20. 

Wednesday, July 20 1:30 pm-3:30pm Back Patio $4 

Let’s Get Outside & Play! 

Calling on all you active folks that like to get involved in some friendly 

competition. Lets get outside and enjoy summer and play some fun 

outside games… we’ll have bocce, crochet and ping-pong tables 

outside. Summer refreshments will be served. Please sign up for this 

event by Tuesday, August 9. 

Thursday, August 11 Call the center for park location. 

Trips & Tours - 55 & Better 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

NW Discoveries - Ecola State Park and Cannon Beach 

Visit Ecola State park for grand vistas of Crescent Beach and Sea 

Lion Rock. Walk to viewpoint is short half-mile walk on paved path 

with 50 feet loss. Then we will walk on Cannon Beach to Haystack 

Rock as we watch and listen to the waves of the Pacifi c ocean. 

Participants should bring comfortable walking shoes, hat, sun screen, 

water, snacks, warm clothes, rain gear, day pack, money for snack 

stops at local eateries, optional-walking stick. Bring a sack lunch on 

all trips. Price includes guide, van transportation, parking/entrance 

fees. (Ken) 

6/16 (1) Th 9 am-5:30 pm $49 

ES17617 

Oregon Garden 

Today we’re off to visit the beautiful Oregon Garden in Silverton, 

Oregon. If you’ve never visited the gardens this is a must do trip. 

We’ll stop along our way and have lunch before arriving at the 

Garden. Cost includes: Transportation, lunch, gratuities and escort. 

(Linda) 

6/22 (1) W 10 am-4 pm $42 

ES17612 


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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

Camas, Washington Lunch and Shopping 

We’ll enjoy lunch at Oliver’s in the Camas Hotel and the walk along 

4th street to shop in the quaint downtown area. Trip includes 

transportation, lunch, gratuities, and escort. (Ann) 

6/29 W 11 am-4 pm $42 

ES17601 

Eagle Bear Ranch in Sisters Oregon 

Come with us today as we’ll visit Eagle Bear Horse Ranch in 

Sisters, Oregon. TK NoBear, the ranch owner, will provide us with a 

wonderful outdoor barbecue lunch and give those that are interested 

a complete tour of the ranch and information on how it works. This 

will be a beautiful summer scenic drive over and back. Cost includes: 

Transportation, lunch, gratuities, escort. (Linda) 

7/6 (1) W 8 am-6:30 pm $55 

ES17613 

Bistro Maison 

Bistro Maison named 2009 “Best of Citysearch” winner in Portland’s 

four top restaurant categories (best fi ne dining, best french food, best 

french fries and best outdoor dining). Come and see why people are 

raving. We know you will do the same. Bistro Maison, in historical 

downtown mcminnville, is the classic French bistro in the heart of 

Oregon’s “Pinot Noir” wine country, Willamette Valley. Chef Jean- 

Jacques and his wife, Deborah, have a combined 50 years in the 

food and wine industry in Paris, Rome, and New York City. Join the 

Stuhr Center for a leisurely lunch. Trip includes transportation, escort, 

gratuities and lunch. (Ann) 

7/7 (1) Th 11 am-4 pm $58 

ES17602 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

Pheasant Valley Winery 

Join us today as we go back to one of our favorite locations, 

Pheasant Valley Winery! Today Scott and Gail, owners, we’ll knock 

our socks off with a wonderful outdoor luncheon and breath taking 

views of the beautiful Hood River Valley. What a wonderful way to 

spend a lovely summer afternoon. Cost includes: Transportation, 

lunch, gratuities and escort. (Linda) 

7/18 (1) M 10:30 am-4 pm $53 

ES17614 

Washington County Lavender Tour 

We will have a fragrant and beautiful day. Be prepared to enjoy all 

things lavender… we’ll have tea, make a wreath to take home to 

enjoy, and of course have lunch. Trip includes transportation, lunch, 

wreath supplies, gratuities, and escort. (Ann) 

7/21 Th 11:30 am-4 pm $52 

ES17603AS 

Cannon Beach Lunch and Shopping 

We start off with a scenic drive to Cannon Beach and enjoy a lunch 

at a great seafood restaurant. In the afternoon we will shop and shop 

in Cannon Beach’s downtown area. Trip includes lunch, gratuities, 

transportation, and escort. (Ann) 

8/11 (1) Th 11 am-4:30 pm $48 

ES17604 

Breakfast To Boat! 

On a beautiful summer morning we will head out and enjoy a lovely 

breakfast together. Upon conclusion of breakfast we’ll make our way 

to OMSI to board the Willamette jet boat. How does an enjoyable 

two hour cruise on Oregon’s Willamette river sound thrilling and did 

I mention scenic? Cost includes: transportation, breakfast, gratuities 

and escort. (Please be advised, you can expect to get wet, the ride 

can be bumpy at times, you’ll need to step independently in and out 

of the boat, a fair amount of walking is required) (Linda) 

8/17 (1) W 9:30 am-2:30 pm $48 

ES17615 

Salem wine and fl owers 

We will see the fi nest Salem has to offer; wine, fl owers and lunch 

will be a fabulous way to spend the day. Lunch at Bentley’s, wine 

tasting at Willamette Valley Vineyards and a visit to Frey’s Dahlias. 

Trip includes transportation, lunch, gratuities and escort. (Ann) 

8/23 (1) T 10:30 am-4 pm $44 

ES17605 




Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

Columbia Gorge Discovery Center 

This beautiful 48,200 sq. ft. facility won an American Institute 

of Architects Honor Award for its appealing design. The Center is 

situated on a 54-acre point of land adjacent to the Columbia River 

and the Historic Columbia River Highway. The site provides walking 

trails, a pond, and scenic overlooks. The area includes one of the 

oldest continuously occupied areas in North America (over 11,000 

years), immediate proximity to one of the largest rivers on the 

continent, and access to the Lewis and Clark and Oregon Trails. 

We’ll enjoy a lovely lunch together as a group before arriving at the 

discovery center. Cost includes: Transportation, lunch, gratuities, 

admission and escort. (Linda) 

8/30 (1) T 9 am-6 pm $49 

ES17616 

Dinner Club for the Summer 

The following is a list of our Dinner Club for the Summer. I 

hope you can come out and enjoy an evening of fi ne dinning, 

friendship and maybe even a new place in town! Times and 

days may change due to restaurant scheduling. LJ 

Tuesday, June 14 5-9 pm 

Metrovino 

1139 NW 11th, Portland 

Classic NW cuisine with a fi ne wine list. 

ES17619 $65 

Wednesday, July 13 4:30-9 pm 

Autentica (authentic Mexican) 

5507 NE 30th Ave, Portland 

Enjoy the outside patio with gourmet Mexican and you may 

want to have a Margarita (not included in price!) 

ES17620 $50 

Tuesday, August 9 4-9:30 pm 

Mystery Evening Out (MEO) 

Fine dining with a surprise, trust me I will keep your taste 

buds happy with this choice and it may be a new one for you! 

ES17621 $65 

Thursday, August 25 4:30-9 pm 

The Stone Cliff Inn 

Clackamas River Dr., Oregon City 

You have enjoyed this for lunch and now we will make it our 

dinner stop. 

ES17622 $65 

Extended Trips 

Join the Stuhr Center travel program for our extended tours. 

These adventures are escorted by the Stuhr Center staff, if 

minimum is met. 

River Cruise from Budapest to Prague 

October 

Discover a wealth of art, history and cultural treasures as you cruise to 

some of Europe’s most famous destinations. From Budapest, a haven 

for musicians, writers and artists, cruise Vienna, Bratislava, Passau and 

Regensburg. Along the way, visit magnifi cent cathedrals and broque 

abbeys. Explore the charming Wachau Valley and traverse Europe’s 

Continental Divide, made possible through the engineering marvel of the 

Main-Danube Canal. 

For more infromation, call the center at 503/629-6342. 

South Dakota - The Black Hills & Badlands 

July 26-August 1 

Rapid City is the gateway to some of the most intriguing and beautiful 

attractions in America. Experience the authentic west when you visit 

the inspirational memorials of spectacular Mt. Rushmore and visionary 

Crazy Horse. Delight in the tranquility of the Black Hills, Badlands and 

Custer State Park. 

Cost: Double $2,349, Single $2,849, Triple $2,319 


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GARDEN HOME 

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Garden Home Recreation Center 

7475 SW Oleson Road 

Portland, 97223 503/629-6341 

Fax 503/629-6346 


Hours 

Monday-Friday 5:30 am - 10 pm 



Holidays: 7/4 

Delays, Closures and Changes 

There will be occasions when our center will be closed 

or schedules changed or delayed due to special events or 

make-up classes. We make every effort to announce any 

change in advance. We strive to provide a clean, healthful 

facility for your enjoyment and, therefore, annual closures 

are required for major repairs and cleaning. 

Garden Home Rec Center Staff 

Lindsay Bjork, Center Supervisor 

Marlene Sheley, Program Coordinator 

Karol Johnston, Program Coordinator 

Cathi Ellis, Offi ce Tech 

Stefanie Pace, Receptionist 

Keely Haugen, Evening Supervisor 

Michelle Lawson, Saturday Supervisor 

Liza Whitaker, Sunday Supervisor 

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Garden Home offers: 

• Arts & Crafts.................................................161 

• Dance ..........................................................163 

• General Interest .............................................168 

• Gymnastics ...................................................175 

• Preschool and Child Care Programs ..................160 

• Special Events ...............................................177 

• Sports & Fitness ............................................178 

Special Event 

Bow Wow Bash 


“A celebration of man’s best friend” 

11 am - 3 pm 

See page 177 for more information. 

Full-Day Summer Camps 

Check out the many full-day and specialty camp opportunities 

we have to make your child’s summer great! 

Kid’s Quest Camp 7:30 am-6 pm 5-7 yrs 

Camp Garden Home 7:30 am-6 pm 8-10 yrs 

Disco Adventure Camp 7:30 am-6 pm 11-14 yrs 

Horseback Riding Camps 9 am-4 pm 13-16 yrs 

Iron Chef Camp 9 am-4 pm 13-16 yrs 

Fish On Camp 9 am-4 pm 13-16 yrs 

Wilderness Survival Camp 

Outdoor Adventure/ 

9 am-4 pm 13-16 yrs 

Water Sports Camp 

Around Town 

9 am-4 pm 13-16 yrs 

Adventure Camp 9 am-4 pm 13-16 yrs 

See pages 26-32 for more camp information! 

Facility Rentals 

The Garden Home Recreation Center offers several 

rental options, including classrooms for meetings and 

conferences and gym rental. For details, call the center 

at 503/629-6341. 

Follow us on 

www.facebook.com/GardenHome 



Drop-in Sports & Fitness Programs 

The Garden Home Recreation Center offers a variety 

of drop-in sports for youth, family, adults and 

seniors. A valid THPRD residency card is re quired for 

all drop-in participation. Indoor gym shoes please. 

Shower Fee: $1.75 fee will be charged to all persons not participating in paid activities. 

Basketball 

Open Gym 

Volleyball 


5:30-8 am 

8-10 pm 

(All Ages) 

7-10 pm 

(30+ yrs) 

5:30-8 am 

(All Ages) 

5:30-8 am 

7:30-10 pm 

(All Ages) 

All times and days subject to change daily. Call 503/629-6341. 


Parents and spectators are invited to attend the fi rst and 

last class in the term. Otherwise, in-room observation is 

by instructor approval only. 

Facility Features 

We’re closer than you think! We’re only 

about three miles from Conestoga and just 

over fi ve miles from Cedar Hills! 

• Weight room/fi tness center 

• Discovery After-school Enrichment Program 

• Indoor gym for drop-in sports 

• Arts studio 

• Kitchen for cooking classes 

• Fully-equipped gymnastics room 

• Two dance studio rooms 

• Gym with stage for performances 

• Shower/locker rooms 

• Preschool indoor play park 

• Sports fi elds 

• Outdoor playground and play equipment 

• Regional trail (walking, running and biking) 

• West portland boxing team 

• Garden Home Community Library 

5:30-8 am 

8-10 pm 

(All Ages) 

8-10 pm 

(16+ yrs) 

5:30-8 am 

7-10 pm 

(All Ages) 

Fully Equipped Weight Room 

Garden Home Fitness 

8 am-4 pm 

(All Ages) 


9 am-4 pm 

(All Ages) 

Circuit weight training machines and free weights in clud ing benches, 

multi-functional trainer and squat rack. Cardio machines including 

stationary bikes, tread mills, elliptical trainer, rowing machine and 

adaptive motion trainer. 

Monday-Friday: 

5:30 am-10 pm 



Adults $ 3.50 

Seniors & Youths 17 & under $ 2.50 


Saturday: 

8 am-4 pm 


This private session with our certifi ed 

personal trainer will give you the basics 

you need to get your exercise program 

off to a great start. Session includes 

an abbreviated fi tness assessment, 

instruction on proper form and 

technique, a beginning program and 

basic nutritional information. $39 


This one-hour session will assist 

you in developing an individualized 

exercise program to both set and reach 

your fi tness goals. Basic nutrition 

is discussed. Body composition 

assessment is also available. 

Personal Training Packages 

Single Session: $44 

3 Sessions: $132 

6 Sessions: $247 

Out-of-district or non-THPRD cardholder: 





Sunday: 

9 am-4 pm 

Body Fat Analysis 

$20 

Personal Trainer Offi ce Hours 

Drop in with your questions and meet 

with our personal trainer, free of 

charge! 

Carolyn: T/Th 7:45-8:45 am 

Carol: W 4:30-5:30 pm 

Small Group Training for Teens or 

Adults 

One hour, 2-3 days per week. Please 

see page 180 or call the center for 

more information. 

Personal Training Cancel Policy 

Scheduled appointments must be 

canceled a minimum of 48 hours 

in advance of your appointment to 

receive a refund. 

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Stay and Play 

Childcare at the Garden Home Recreation Center 

Monday-Friday, 8:30 to 11:30 am 

$13 ID per child, per day. Ages: 6 weeks to 6 years 

Call: 503/629-6341 for more information. 

On-Site Preschools 

Listed below are three nonprofi t preschools that are housed 

in the Garden Home Recreation Center. 

Small Friends, Inc. 

Younger class - T/Th (Age 3 by Sept.1) 8:45-11:30 am 

or 12:45-3:30 pm 

Older class - M/W/F (Age 4 by Sept. 1) 8:45-11:30 am 

Kindergarten - M-F (Age 5 by Sept. 1) Noon-3:15 pm 

Phone: Will at 503/591-0503 

Montessori Pathways School 

September - June, ages 3-6+ yrs., M-F, 9 am-Noon 

Phone: Main Campus at 503/246-5495 

4920 SW Vermont St., Portland, OR 97219 

Web: www.westhills-montessori.com 

Funny Farm Early Learning Center, Inc. 

Ages 3-5 yrs., 2, 3 & 5 full-day schedules, 7 am-6 pm. 

Phone: Marcy at 503/245-3107 

Web: www.funnyfarmelc.com 

Garden Home Indoor Play Park 

Play and make new friends at Garden Home! Our gym is 

transformed into a safe environment with toys that develop 

motor skills for young children. Parent participation is 

required. 

Garden Home Indoor Play Park is on vacation summer term. 

See you in the fall! 

Painted Sky Northstar Dance Company 

Native Music and Dance: yesterday, today and forever. Painted 

Sky’s mission is to honor Native American culture by building 

awareness of traditional and contemporary musical expressions 

through performance and education. Please see the Northstar 

“Smoke Signals” bulletin board located at the Garden Home 

Recreation Center for audition deadlines and program details or visit 

the Painted Sky website at www.paintedsky.org. Proud to be part 

of the community! 

The Discovery Club 

After-School Program 

The Garden Home Recreation Center successfully began their After- 

School Program 13 years ago, and it continues to positively impact 

numerous families and children in the District. In addition to our on-site 

program(s) we have established a satellite program held at Hazeldale 

Elementary. 

The After-School Program will provide: 

• Transportation from school to 

Garden Home 

• Qualifi ed and well trained staff 

• First Aid/CPR/AED certifi ed staff 

• Complete criminal background 

checks 

• Homework in a quiet supervised 

environment 

• Healthy snack daily 

The Garden Home After School Program 

also offers a wide variety of activities to 

enjoy each day and really values choice! 

Additionally, children will have the 

opportunity to register for enrichment 

classes offered at the recreation center. 

Schools We Service: Raleigh Park, Raleigh Hills, Vose, Montclair, 

Aloha Huber, McKay & Hazeldale. 

Kinder Club 

Just for children pre-k through kindergarten. We will have fun with 

playtime, library, arts & crafts, sports & more! 

Discovery Club 

In addition to dedicating time each day for homework, your child will 

experience arts, crafts and drama. We also work on staying active 

through sports, games and dance! 

The Disco Experience 

This is an after-school opportunity for Whitford middle-school 

students. Students will be positive mentors, gain leadership skills, help 

with community service projects, have time for homework, and more! 

Tuition 

Tuition includes six (6) BSD no school days. Holidays and conference 

options available. If payment received after the 15th a $30 late fee 

will be assessed. 

Kinder Club 

5 days/wk - $282 per month - 11 am-3 pm 

5 days/wk - $483 per month - 11 am-6 pm 

Discovery Club 

5 days/ wk - $265 per month - 3-6 pm 

3 days/wk - $210 per month - 3-6 pm 

Disco Experience 

5 days/ wk - $115 per month - 4-6 pm 

3 days/wk - $92 per month - 4-6 pm 

Sign up 

Contact the Garden Home Recreation Center at 503-629-6341 for 

more details and information on our after-school programs. 

e-mail: dclub@THPRD.org 



Garden Home 

Community Library 

503/245-9932 

www.gardenhome.plinkit.org 

www.facebook.com/gardenhome 

The Garden Home Community Library is located at 

the center. A member of the Washington County 

Cooperative Library Services (WCCLS), the Garden 

Home Community Library offers a full range of 

programs for all ages. Our collection includes adult 

fi ction, children’s picture books, music CDs and DVDs. 

Internet access is available with Microsoft Offi ce, free 

WiFi and free databases for research. 

Summer Hours 

Monday-Thursday, 9 am-8 pm; Friday 9 am-5 pm; 

Saturday 9 am-3 pm; Sunday, closed 

You and your family may reserve a one-day “Cultural 

Pass to Adventure” for free admission to the following 

locations: Portland Japanese Garden, The Pittock 

Mansion, Rice NW Museum of Rocks and Minerals, 

Washington County Museum, A.C. Gilbert’s Discovery 

Village, Portland Children’s Museum and Chinese 

Classical Garden. Call 503/245-9932 for a schedule, 

for more information, to reserve a pass or to learn about 

Storytime. 

Summer Reading 2011 

One World, Many Stories 

www.gardenhome.plinkit.org 

Call 503/245-9932, e-mail gardenhomelibrarystorytime@ 

gmail.com or check us out on Facebook (www.facebook. 

com/GardenHome). 

Arts & Crafts - Preschool 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Mini Art Camp, Family Clay 

Family fun creating clay projects. Price includes 1 child and 1 parent. 

Parent participation required. Students will be expected to help clean up 

at the end of class. (Julie) 

8/2-8/5 (1) T-F 1:30-3:30 pm 4 yrs-Adult $101 

GH14208 Rm 7 

8/9-8/12 (1) T-F 10 am-Noon 4 yrs-Adult $101 

GH14209 Rm 7 

Pottery, Family Clay 



at the end of class. (Marjanna) 

7/5-7/14 (2) T/W/Th 10:45 am-12:15 pm 4 yrs-Adult $132 

GH14213 Rm 7 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Mini Art Camp, Cartooning 

Learn to draw your very own cartoons. Learn the basic techniques of 

drawing to create your own characters. Please wear grubbies. (Hayley) 

8/1-8/5 (1) M-F 1:30-3 pm 10-14 yrs $57 

GH14201 Rm 11 

Mini Art Camp, Clay 

Spend the week creating and glazing clay art treasures. Explore the 

techniques of slab, soil and pinch while using white earthenware and 

terra cotta clays. Wear grubbies! (Julie) 

8/2-8/5 (1) T-F 10-11:30 am 6-8 yrs $63 

GH14202 Rm 7 

8/9-8/12 (1) T-F 1:30-3:30 pm 9-15 yrs $73 

GH14203 Rm 7 

Mini Art Camp, Collage 

Using found objects, we will create mixed media including sculpture, 

landscapes, and more. Wear grubbies. (Hayley) 

7/11-7/15 (1) M-F 2-4 pm 9-11 yrs $71 

GH14204 Rm 11 


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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Mini Art Camp, Cultural Art 

While exploring many cultures, we’ll use different art mediums, 

techniques and artists. We’ll look at color, line, form and compositions 

through experimentation with drawing, painting, printing, collage and 

sculpture. Wear grubbies. (Julie) 

7/19-7/22 (1) T-F 1:30-3:30 pm 8-11 yrs $57 

GH14205 Rm 11 

Mini Art Camp, Drawing & Painting 

Many different techniques and materials covered. Techniques may 

include color theory, perspective, and emulation of artistic style, 

illustration and having fun in two dimensions. Wear grubbies! (Julie) 

7/19-7/22 (1) T-F 10 am-Noon 7-10 yrs $57 

GH14206 Rm 7 

Mini Art Camp, Fairy Art 

Have fun making magical fairy art projects all week. (Hayley) 

7/5-7/8 (1) T-F 1:30-4:30 pm 5-9 yrs $78 

GH14207 Rm 11 





7/26-7/29 (1) T-F 1:30-3:30 pm 4 yrs-Adult $101 

GH14208 Rm 7 


GH14209 Rm 7 

Mini Art Camp, Monsters! 

We’ll spend the week creating art projects with a monsters theme. 

(Hayley) 

6/28-7/1 (1) T-F 1:30-3:30 pm 6-9 yrs $57 

GH14210 Rm 11 

Mini Art Camp, Multi-Art 

Explore different art media, techniques and artists. Understand color, 

line, form and composition through experimentation with drawing, 

painting, printing, collage, and sculpture. Wear grubbies. (Hayley) 

6/20-6/24 (1) M-F 2-3:30 pm 5-8 yrs $71 

GH14211 Rm 11 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 






7/5-7/14 (2) T/W/Th 10:45am-12:15 pm 4 yrs-Adult $132 

GH14213 Rm 7 

Pottery, Kid’s Clay 

Create and glaze clay art treasures. Explore the techniques of slab, coil, 

and pinch while using white earthenware and terracotta clays. Wear 

grubbies. Students expected to help clean up after class. (Marjanna) 

7/5-7/14 (2) T/W/Th 9-10:30 am 7-12 yrs $94 

GH14214 Rm 7 

Arts & Crafts - Teen/Adult 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Drawing & Painting 

Many different techniques and materials covered. Techniques may 

include color theory, perspective, and emulation of artistic style, 

illustration and having fun in two dimensions. Wear grubbies! 

(Marjanna) 

6/21-6/30 (2) T/W/Th 9-11 am 11 yrs-Adult $93 

GH14212 Rm 7 

Garden Home Fitness 

Garden Home is offering 

exciting fitness classes 

classes all summer long! We 

have lots of great options 

available. 

Come join us. 

See page 181 for more 

details. 



Arts & Crafts - Teen/Adult 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Fused Glass Workshops 

In these night classes, we will be starting with a 6” x 6” sheet of glass 

and decorate it to make a piece of art to be fused and then slumped 

into the shape of your choice. You can choose to make a square dish, 

candle holder, sushi dish, Ikebana, cut into 3” pieces to make sun 

catchers to hang in your window, or tea bag/votive candle holders. 

Supply cost is $10 payable at class. 

6/22 (1) W 6:30-9 pm 15 yrs-Adult $16 

GH14501 Rm 10 

7/13 (1) W 6:30-9 pm 15 yrs-Adult $16 

GH14502 Rm 10 

8/3 (1) W 6:30-9 pm 15 yrs-Adult $16 

GH14503 Rm 10 

8/24 (1) W 6:30-9 pm 15 yrs-Adult $16 

GH14504 Rm 10 





8/2-8/5 (1) T-F 1:30-3:30 pm 4 yrs-Adult $101 

GH14208 Rm 7 


GH14209 Rm 7 





7/5-7/14 (2) T/W/Th 10:45am-12:15 pm 4 yrs-Adult $132 

GH14213 Rm7 

Pottery, Wheel Throwing & Hand Building 

Create projects using the potter’s wheel. All levels are welcome. Handbuilding 

and sculpture techniques are also included. Bring an old towel 

and apron. Students will be expected to help clean up at the end of 

class. No class 7/4, 7/11, 7/13, 7/14, 7/25, 7/27, 7/28. (Julie) 

6/27-8/15 (5) M 1-4 pm 16 yrs-Adult $120 

GH14505 Rm 7 

6/29-8/17 (6) W 6:30-9:30 pm 16 yrs-Adult $144 

GH14506 Rm 7 

6/30-8/18 (6) Th 6:30-9:30 pm 16 yrs-Adult $144 

GH14507 Rm 7 

What should I wear? 

Girls: ballet slippers, 

leotard and tights 

preferred 

Boys: ballet slippers, 

white T-shirt and black 

sweat pants. 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Ballerina Beauties 

Everything is beautiful at the ballet...Fuse the fundamentals of ballet 

with elegance and grace. Increase confi dence, poise and coordination 

while gaining strength and fl exibility. Wear appropriate dance attire and 

bring ballet shoes. (Valerie) 

6/23-7/14 (4) Th 9:15-10 am 3-4 yrs $19 

GH11100 Rm 14 

7/28-8/18 (4) Th 9:15-10 am 3-4 yrs $19 

GH11101 Rm 14 

Ballet, Beginning 

Introduces ballet fundamentals at the barre and in classical positions. 

Increase balance, coordination, fl exibility, and strength. Wear 

appropriate dance attire and bring ballet shoes. 

7/11-8/8 (5) M 5-5:45 pm 4-6 yrs $24 

GH11102 Rm 14 (Katie) 

6/25-7/30 (6) S 10:45-11:30 am 4-6 yrs $29 

GH11103 Rm 14 (Kelsi) 

8/6-8/27 (4) S 10:45-11:30 am 4-6 yrs $19 

GH11104 Rm 14 (Kelsi) 

Ballet, Pre-Ballet 

A beginning ballet class where students learn the fundamentals at the 

barre and in classical positions. Wear appropriate dance attire and bring 

ballet shoes. (Katie) 

7/11-8/8 (5) M 3:30-4:15 pm 3½ -5 yrs $24 

GH11105 Rm 14 


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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Broadway Dance 

For kids who love to dance with that Broadway fl air! Ballet, tap and jazz 

are all included in the fun, exciting class. They’ll develop coordination 

and rhythm with tap, grace and poise with ballet, and then feel like a 

star with Broadway jazz! Great class for aspiring stars! (Valerie) 

6/23-7/14 (4) Th 11:30 am-12:15 pm 3½ -6 yrs $19 

GH11106 Rm 14 

7/28-8/18 (4) Th 11:30 am-12:15 pm 3½ -6 yrs $19 

GH11107 Rm 14 

Cheerleading 

Students will learn cheers, chants, motion technique and great pompom 

dance routines! Spirit kicks, jumps and mini-stunts too. Join the 

fun! (Valerie) 

6/23-7/14 (4) Th 12:15-1 pm 5½ -10 yrs $19 

GH11108 Rm 14 

7/28-8/18 (4) Th 12:15-1 pm 5½ -10 yrs $19 

GH11109 Rm 14 

Gotta Dance! 

This fun and exciting class teaches kids the fundamentals of ballet, tap, 

and jazz. They’ll develop coordination and rhythm with tap, grace and 

poise with ballet and then feel like a star with Broadway jazz. Great 

class for aspiring dancers. (Valerie) 

6/23-7/14 (4) Th 10-10:45 am 2-3 yrs $19 

GH11110 Rm 14 

7/28-8/18 (4) Th 10-10:45 am 2-3 yrs $19 

GH11111 Rm 14 

Just Dance 

This class is focused on your child’s expression and choreography. Do 

you hear a lot of “Watch this!” We will watch, inspire and teach your 

child how to choreograph. Kids will learn others choreography and 

teach their own too! A fabulous showcase to be watched on the last 

day. (Valerie) 

6/24-7/15 (4) F Noon-1 pm 5-10 yrs $26 

GH11112 Rm 14 

7/29-8/19 (4) F Noon-1 pm 5-10 yrs $26 

GH11113 Rm 14 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Last Chance Summer Dance 

Combining creative movements fun, fast-paced dance songs with ballet 

techniques and moving into some hip-hop exercising. Parents and 

children will learn together creating a summer to remember! Focus is on 

imagination, coordination and most of all having a great time together. 

Parent participation required. (Valerie) 

6/24-7/15 (4) F 11-11:45 am 3-6 yrs $19 

GH11114 Rm 14 

7/29-8/19 (4) F 11-11:45 am 3-6 yrs $19 

GH11115 Rm 14 

Movers & Shakers Toddler Dance 

In this creative movement class children will explore dance with hulahoops, 

balls, pom-poms, scarves and other fun props. While dancing to 

cartoon favorites, children will learn rhythm, coordination and beginning 

dance skills. They will have lots of fun as they step into the imaginative 

world of dance. (Valerie) 

6/23-7/14 (4) Th 10:45-11:30 am 2-4 yrs $19 

GH11116 Rm 14 

7/28-8/18 (4) Th 10:45-11:30 am 2-4 yrs $19 

GH11117 Rm 14 

On the Stage I, Disney Prince & Princesses 

Straight from the world of Disney, our favorite characters will fi nally 

get a chance to tell their story – and the princesses or prince is you! 

Class will cover acting, dancing and singing while emphasizing selfconfi 

dence, stage presence and voice projection. Choose characters, 

learn lines, dress up in costume and perform an amazing musical for 

friends and family! Show 8/18 at 3:30 pm. (Valerie) 

6/23-8/18 (9) Th 1:15-2:45 pm 3½ -6 yrs $140 

GH11118 Gym 

On the Stage I, Alice in Wonderland 

Step through the magic mirror and into the time stopping world of 

Alice in Wonderland. In this world of imagination, welcoming creative 

expression, children will thrive while learning how to act, sing and 

dance. Show 8/12 at 5 pm. (Valerie) 

6/24-8/12 (8) F 1:15-2:45 pm 4½-7 yrs $130 

GH11119 Gym 

On the Stage II, Theater Camp 

In one fabulous week put together a musical and fi nish the week with 


choice and together will create a musical. This camp will be hands-on 

working in creating character/story development and stage sets. Bring a 

snack/sack lunch and beverage each day. Show will be on the Friday of 

camp at 7 pm. (Katie, Valerie) 

8/29-9/2 (1) M-F 9 am-2 pm 5-9 yrs $145 

GH11120 Gym 




Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


On Your Toes! Ballet 

Beginning class introduces ballet techniques through props and fun 

music. Skills include balance, coordination, fl exibility and strength. For 

3-year-olds only. Bring ballet shoes. (Kelsi) 

6/25-7/30 (6) S 10-10:45 am 3 yrs $32 

GH11121 Rm 14 

8/6-8/27 (4) S 10-10:45 am 3 yrs $21 

GH11122 Rm 14 



performing! Come to explore dance, the funk of hip-hop, the grace of 


limelight with this fun-fi lled camp. Bring a snack and beverage each 

day. (Katie, Valerie) 

8/22-8/26 (1) M-F 9-11 am 3½ -7 yrs $70 

GH11123 Rm 14 

Tiny Tappers 

Learn stationary movements, traveling tap steps, fun tap dances and 

games. Tap shoes needed. (Katie) 

7/11-8/8 (5) M 4:15-5 pm 3½ -5 yrs $26 

GH11124 Rm 14 

Tiny Tot Hip-Hop 

Let loose and let hip-hop get some energy out. Catch the groove while 

increasing balance, coordination and strength. Boogie down to those 

lively tunes with safe and cool moves! (Kelsi) 

6/24-7/29 (6) F 3:45-4:30 pm 3-5 yrs $29 

GH11125 Rm 14 

8/5-8/26 (4) F 3:45-4:30 pm 3-5 yrs $19 

GH11126 Rm 14 

Tiny Tutus Ballet 

Perfect for tiny dancers to learn basic ballet skills to improve balance 

and coordination in a nurturing and fun environment. For 2-year-olds 

only. Bring ballet shoes. (Kelsi) 

6/25-7/30 (6) S 9:30-10 am 2 yrs $21 

GH11127 Rm 14 

8/6-8/27 (4) S 9:30-10 am 2 yrs $14 

GH11128 Rm 14 

Be sure to check our summer camp section on pages 26-32 of 

this guide for more preschool camp options! 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Toddler Time 

Wave your arms and wiggle your toes! Parents and tots are invited to 

a shoes-off exercise and learning experience! Enjoy the magic of song, 

dance, rhythm and movement! Focus is on imagination, coordination 

and most of all having a great time together. Parent participation 

required. Class suggested for walkers. (Valerie) 

6/24-7/15 (4) F 9-9:45 am 1½-3 yrs $19 

GH11129 Rm 14 

7/29-8/19 (4) F 9-9:45 am 1½-3 yrs $19 

GH11130 Rm 14 

Dance - Youth 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Ballet, Level I 

An introduction to formal ballet that follows the traditional class 

structure of barre work (stretch and strength), center work (stationary 

movement), and across the fl oor work (traveling movement). Dancers 

gain strength and fl exibility and begin work on ballet jumps and turns. 

Ballet shoes needed. (Kelsi) 

6/25-7/30 (6) S 11:30 am-12:30 pm 6-8 yrs $39 

GH11200 Rm 14 

8/6-8/27 (4) S 11:30 am-12:30 pm 6-8 yrs $26 

GH11201 Rm 14 

Ballet, Advanced Beginning 

This class is for continuing ballet students that have had previous 

beginning ballet class instruction. Students will prepare for classical 

ballet training with strong emphasis on classroom etiquette and ballet 

vocabulary. Appropriate dance attire and ballet shoes required. (Katie) 

7/11-8/8 (5) M 5:45-6:30 pm 5-7 yrs $24 

GH11202 Rm 14 

Ballet, Classical Ballet I 

Introduces classical ballet movement to the beginner. Includes 

stretching and strengthening exercises at the barre, placement, 

vocabulary, and movement combinations. (Katie) 

7/15-8/12 (5) F 3:30-4:30 pm 6-12 yrs $32 

GH11203 Rm 2 


165


Dance - Youth 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Ballet, Classical Ballet II/III 

The next step for the experienced dancer. Continue with barre and 

center work to increase balance, coordination, fl exibility, and strength. 

Turns, jumps, and more introduced. Wear appropriate dance attire and 

bring ballet shoes. Instructor permission required. (Katie) 

7/15-8/12 (5) F 6-7 pm 6-12 yrs $32 

GH11204 Rm 2 

Cheerleading 

Students will learn cheers, chants, motion technique and great pompom 

dance routines. Spirit kicks, jumps and mini-stunts too. Join the 

fun! (Valerie) 

6/23-7/14 (4) Th 12:15-1 pm 5½ -10 yrs $19 

GH11108 Rm 14 

7/28-8/18 (4) Th 12:15-1 pm 5½ -10 yrs $19 

GH11109 Rm 14 

Hip-Hop I 

Experience all the styles of hip-hop and more in this fun, high-energy 

dance class. Learn new dance routines to the latest hit music. (Kelsi) 

6/24-7/29 (6) F 4:30-5:30 pm 6-8 yrs $37 

GH11205 Rm 14 

8/5-8/26 (4) F 4:30-5:30 pm 6-8 yrs $24 

GH11206 Rm 14 

Hip-Hop II 

Teaches all the latest dances as seen on TV! Learn new choreographed 

routines and put them together to the hottest new music. (Kelsi) 

6/24-7/29 (6) F 5:30-6:30 pm 9-12 yrs $37 

GH11207 Rm 14 

8/5-8/26 (4) F 5:30-6:30 pm 9-12 yrs $24 

GH11208 Rm 14 

Hip-Hop for Boyz 

Just for boys. Learn break dancin’, pop n’ lock, old school to new 

school Hip-Hop. Boys are encouraged to enhance their own free style. 

Learn all the latest moves and combine them to make new routines to 

the best, new music. (Mychal) 

6/24-7/29 (6) F 6-7 pm 6-12 yrs $37 

GH11209 Rm 8 

8/5-8/26 (4) F 6-7 pm 6-12 yrs $24 

GH11210 Rm 8 

Check out page 160 for more information on the 

Discovery After School program. 

Dance - Youth 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Hip-Hop, Teens 



6/24-7/29 (6) F 6:30-7:30 pm 13-17 yrs $37 

GH11211 Rm 14 

8/5-8/26 (4) F 6:30-7:30 pm 13-17 yrs $24 

GH11212 Rm 14 

Irish Dance I 

A great class for anyone who has wanted to try Irish dance! Combines 

Irish soft-shoe and jig hard shoe. 

6/22-8/17 (9) W 3:30-4:15 pm 5-14 yrs $43 

GH11213 Rm 14 

Irish Dance II/III 

Combines Irish soft-shoe and jig hard-shoe. Must have taken a 

beginning class. 

6/22-8/17 (9) W 4:15-5:15 pm 5-14 yrs $55 

GH11214 Rm 14 

Just Dance 

This class is focused on your child’s expression and choreography! Do 

you hear a lot of “Watch this!” We want to watch, inspire and teach 

your child how to choreograph. Kids will learn others choreography and 

teach their own too. A fabulous showcase to be watched on the last 

day. (Valerie) 

6/24-7/15 (4) F Noon-1 pm 5-10 yrs $26 

GH11112 Rm 14 

7/29-8/19 (4) F Noon-1 pm 5-10 yrs $26 

GH11113 Rm 14 




choice and together will create a musical. This camp will be handson 

working in creating character/story development and stage sets. 

Campers will have the option of soloing in voice and working with a 

voice coach. All campers perform a group dance, costumes, photos, fun 

and more! Bring a snack/sack lunch and beverage each day. Show will 

be on the Friday of camp at 7 pm. (Katie, Valerie) 

7/18-7/22 (1) M-F 9 am-3 pm 7-13 yrs $165 

GH11217 Gym 

8/29-9/2 (1) M-F 9 am-2 pm 5-9 yrs $145 

GH11120 Gym 



Dance - Youth 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


On the Stage II, Camp Rock 2 -The Final Jam 

Rock the stage with your acting, dancing and singing skills. Roll out the 

red carpet for yourself as you take center stage! Gain solid skills that 

will serve you through life and on stage by increasing confi dence and 

self-expression. Choose/create characters, learn lines, design costumes 

and produce a musical show. Show 8/26 at 7 pm. (Valerie) 

6/23-8/25 (10) Th 3-5 pm 6-12 yrs $165 

GH11216 Gym 

Magic Dancers 

Come to learn a combination of jazz, tap, and ballet styles set to classic 

Disney favorites. Bring ballet shoes and tap shoes. (Katie) 

7/11-8/8 (5) M 6:30-7:30 pm 6-12 yrs $32 

GH11215 Rm 14 



performing! Come to explore dance, the funk of hip-hop, the grace of 


limelight with this fun-fi lled camp. Bring a sack lunch and beverage 

each day. (Katie, Valerie) 

8/22-8/26 (1) M-F 9 am-3 pm 7-14 yrs $135 

GH11218 Rm 14 

Tap Kids 

Learn stationary movements, traveling tap steps, fun tap dances and 

games. Tap shoes needed. (Katie) 

7/15-8/12 (5) F 4:30-5:15 pm 6-12 yrs $24 

GH11220 Rm 2 

Tap Kids II 

Learn stationary movements, traveling tap steps, and fun tap dances. 

Class moves faster than Tap Kids I but no experience is necessary. 

Tap shoes needed. (Katie) 

7/15-8/12 (5) F 5:15-6 pm 6-12 yrs $24 

GH11221 Rm 2 

Teens on the Stage 

Teens will be taking over the stage, set and costuming. They will be 

given full creative control, from story line and musical selection to 

choreography. They will be instructed how to storybook, stage place 

and direct their own musical. This class will bring out the performer in 

participants. (Teens will follow guidelines of being family friendly) Show 

8/19 at 7 pm. (Valerie) 

6/23-8/18 (9) Th 5-7 pm 13-17 yrs $149 

GH11219 Gym 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Ballroom I, Waltz-Swing 

Learn the waltz, fox trot, polka, and swing. Whether you’re planning a 

wedding or just love to dance, this class is for you! Cost is per person. 

(Bev) 

6/24-8/26 (10) F 7-8 pm adult $61 

GH11500 Rm 2 

Ballroom I, Latin 

Learn the cha-cha, samba, rumba, tango and salsa! Cost is per person. 

(Bev) 

6/24-8/26 (10) F 8-9 pm adult $61 

GH11501 Rm 2 

Ballroom, Intermediate/Advanced 

Variations in popular ballroom dances. Prerequisite: Ballroom I and II or 

permission of instructor. Cost is per person. No class 7/4. (Bev) 

6/20-8/22 (9) M 7-8:30 pm adult $87 

GH11502 Rm 2 

Classical Ballet, All Levels 

Comprehensive barre and center work for returning students and 

motivated beginners. Also technique for students with previous 

classical ballet training will cover more challenging combinations of 

steps, jumps and turns. Bring ballet shoes. (Rosemary) 

6/21-8/30 (11) T 6:30-8 pm 14 yrs-Adult $95 

GH11503 Rm 2 

Classical Ballet, Pointe 

Must be enrolled in Classical Ballet . Bring pointe shoes. (Rosemary) 

6/21-8/30 (11) T 8-8:45 pm 14 yrs-Adult $53 

GH11504 Rm 2 

Hip-Hop, Adult 

Get your morning up and moving through the funk of hip-hop. Great 

music! Great energy! Have fun and burn lots of calories. (Valerie Dawn) 

6/24-7/15 (4) F 10-11 am 14 yrs-Adult $24 

GH11505 Rm 14 

7/29-8/19 (4) F 10-11 am 14 yrs-Adult $24 

GH11506 Rm 14 

Remember... We have childcare available! 

See “Stay & Play” on pg. 160 for more details. 


167



Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Hip-Hop, Teens 



6/24-7/29 (6) F 6:30-7:30 pm 13-17 yrs $37 

GH11211 Rm 14 

8/5-8/26 (4) F 6:30-7:30 pm 13-17 yrs $24 

GH11212 Rm 14 








6/23-8/18 (9) Th 5-7 pm 13-17 yrs $149 

GH11219 Gym 

Summer Tap 

Series 

Tap, Adult Level I 

A great class for the beginning tapper. Learn the basics of this all- 

American dance form, including shuffl es, fl aps, buffalos, rhythm 

combinations, and many others. Bring tap shoes. (Laura) 

6/15-7/20 (6) W 6-7 pm Adult $37 

GH11507 Rm 14 

Tap, Hooray for Hollywood 

Learn tap pieces from Singing in the Rain, Happy Feet, and 

more. Workshop attendees are invited on a group trip to see the 

Broadway show Mary Poppins. Optional ticket fee applies. 

For intermediate and advanced tappers. (Laura) 

6/15-7/20 (6) W 7-8 pm 14 yrs-Adult $37 

GH11508 Rm 14 

Tap Dancing Santas 

Become one of a gaggle of tap dancing Santas in a routine similar 

to the one performed by the Radio City Rockettes. Then we’ll end 

with a little Christmas in July to share with family and friends. 

For intermediate and advanced tappers. (Laura) 

6/15-7/20 (6) W 8-9 pm 14 yrs-Adult $37 

GH11509 Rm 14 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Preschool Exploration 

Friends & Fun Club 

Developmentally appropriate classes designed to enhance social 

skills and creativity. Learn to explore the preschool setting while 

developing skills through art, songs, stories, sharing and free play. 

No class 7/4. (Gail, Laurie) 

6/20-7/18 (4) M 9-11:30 am 2½-3½ yrs $58 

GH15101 Rm 12 

7/25-8/22 (5) M 9-11:30 am 2½-3½yrs $71 

GH15102 Rm 12 

6/22-7/20 (5) W 9-11:30 am 2½-4 yrs $71 

GH15103 Rm 12 

7/27-8/24 (5) W 9-11:30 am 2½-4 yrs $71 

GH15104 Rm 12 

6/24-7/22 (5) F 9:30-11 am 2 yrs $53 

GH15105 Rm 12 

7/29-8/26 (5) F 9:30-11 am 2 yrs $53 

GH15106 Rm 12 

Fun Factory 




(Gail, Laurie) 

6/21-7/21 (5) T/Th 9-11:30 am 3-5 yrs $142 

GH15107 Rm 12 

7/26-8/25 (5) T/Th 9-11:30 am 3-5 yrs $142 

GH15108 Rm 12 

Sharing & Caring 




(Cathi, Michelle) 

6/20-7/18 (4) M 9-11:30 am 3-5 yrs $58 

GH15109 Rm 11 

7/25-8/22 (5) M 9-11:30 am 3-5 yrs $71 

GH15110 Rm 11 

6/22-7/20 (5) W 9-11:30 am 3-5 yrs $71 

GH15111 Rm 11 

7/27-8/24 (5) W 9-11:30 am 3-5 yrs $71 

GH15112 Rm 11 

6/24-7/22 (5) F 9-11:30 am 3-5 yrs $71 

GH15113 Rm 11 

7/29-8/26 (5) F 9-11:30 am 3-5 yrs $71 

GH15114 Rm 11 Continued 




Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Preschool Exploration (continued) 

Two, Three, Look At Me! 




(Cathi, Michelle) 

6/21-7/21 (5) T/Th 9-11:30 am 2-3 yrs $142 

GH15115 Rm 11 

7/26-8/25 (5) T/Th 9-11:30 am 2-3 yrs $142 

GH15116 Rm 11 

Please read before registering for an On The Stage class: 

Performance-based classes require consistent attendance and will 

require an additional rehearsal time. Performers will be expected to 

arrive two hours before show for costume and makeup. 

On the Stage I, Disney Prince & Princesses 

A magical book has been found! It contains the untold stories of our 

favorite prince and princesses. Straight from the world of Disney, our 

favorite characters will fi nally get a chance to tell their story – and the 

princesses or prince is you! Class will cover acting, dancing and singing 

while emphasizing self-confi dence, stage presence and voice projection. 

Choose characters, learn lines, dress up in costume and perform an 

amazing musical for friends and family! Show 8/18 at 3:30 pm. 


6/23-8/18 (9) Th 1:15-2:45 pm 3½ -6 yrs $140 

GH11118 Gym 

On the Stage I, Alice in Wonderland 

Step through the magic mirror and into the time-stopping world of 

Alice in Wonderland. In this world of imagination, welcoming creative 

expression, children will thrive while learning how to act, sing and 

dance. A perfect class for aspiring performers, as well as for kids who 

just want a creative outlet. Show 8/12 at 5 pm. (Valerie Dawn) 

6/24-8/12 (8) F 1:15-2:45 pm 4½-7 yrs $130 

GH11119 Gym 

Be sure to check the summer camp section 

on pages 26-32 of this guide for more 

preschool camp options! 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Preschool Mini Camp 

Camps will incorporate a wide variety of activities that focus on a 

weekly theme. Activities include arts and crafts, games, stories, songs, 

imaginative play and more! (Gail, Laurie) 

Circus, Circus 

6/21-6/23 (1) T/W/Th 1:30-4 pm 4-6 yrs $60 

GH15117 Rm 12 

Daring Dinosaurs 

6/28-6/30 (1) T/W/Th 1:30-4 pm 4-6 yrs $60 

GH15118 Rm 12 

Down on the Farm 

7/5-7/7 (1) T/W/Th 1:30-4 pm 4-6 yrs $60 

GH15119 

Blast into Space 

Rm 12 

7/12-7/14 (1) T/W/Th 1:30-4 pm 4-6 yrs $60 

GH15120 

Awesome Art 

Rm 12 

7/19-7/21 (1) T/W/Th 1:30-4 pm 4-6 yrs $60 

GH15121 

Simple Science 

Rm 12 

7/26-7/28 (1) T/W/Th 1:30-4 pm 4-6 yrs $60 

GH15122 Rm 12 

Creepy Crawlers 

8/2-8/4 (1) T/W/Th 1:30-4 pm 4-6 yrs $60 

GH15123 Rm 12 

Let’s Get Planting 

8/16-8/18 (1) T/W/Th 1:30-4 pm 4-6 yrs $60 

GH15124 Rm 12 

Jammin’ in the Jungle 

8/23-8/25 (1) T/W/Th 1:30-4 pm 4-6 yrs $60 

GH15125 Rm 12 


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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Summer Lunch Pals 

Enjoy new summertime friends and supervised play. Bring your own 

sack lunch and beverage. No class 7/4. (Cathi, Michelle) 

6/20-7/18 (4) M 11:35 am-1 pm 2½-6 yrs $39 

GH15128 Rm 11 

7/25-8/22 (5) M 11:35 am-1 pm 2½-6 yrs $49 

GH15129 Rm 11 

6/21-7/19 (5) T 11:35 am-1 pm 2½-6 yrs $49 

GH15130 Rm 11 

7/26-8/23 (5) T 11:35 am-1 pm 2½-6 yrs $49 

GH15131 Rm 11 

6/22-7/20 (5) W 11:35 am-1 pm 2½-6 yrs $49 

GH15132 Rm 11 

7/27-8/24 (5) W 11:35 am-1 pm 2½-6 yrs $49 

GH15133 Rm 11 

6/23-7/21 (5) Th 11:35 am-1 pm 2½-6 yrs $49 

GH15134 Rm 11 

7/28-8/25 (5) Th 11:35 am-1 pm 2½-6 yrs $49 

GH15135 Rm 11 

Toddler Time 

Wave your arms and wiggle your toes! Parents and tots are invited to 

a shoes-off exercise and learning experience! Enjoy the magic of song, 

dance, rhythm and movement! Focus is on imagination, coordination 

and most of all having a great time together. Parent participation 

required. Class suggested for walkers. (Valerie Dawn) 

6/24-7/15 (4) F 9-9:45 am 1½-3 yrs $19 

GH11129 Rm 14 

7/29-8/19 (4) F 9-9:45 am 1½-3 yrs $19 

GH11130 Rm 14 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Babysitters Training 

Learn responsibilities of babysitting. Students receive certifi cation upon 

completion. Bring a sack lunch and beverage. (American Red Cross 

Staff) 

7/1 (1) F 9 am-3:45 pm 11-14 yrs $48 

GH15201 Rm 19 

8/31 (1) W 9 am-3:45 pm 11-14 yrs $48 

GH15202 Rm 19 

Please read before registering for an On The Stage class: 

Performance-based classes require consistent attendance and will 

require an additional rehearsal time. Performers will be expected to 

arrive two hours before show for costume and makeup. 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 





choice and together will create a musical. This camp will be handson 

working in creating character/story development and stage sets. 

Campers will have the option of soloing in voice and working with a 

voice coach. All campers perform a group dance, costumes, photos, fun 

and more! Bring a snack/sack lunch and beverage each day. Show will 

be on the Friday of camp at 7 pm. (Katie, Valerie) 

7/18-7/22 (1) M-F 9 am-3 pm 7-13 yrs $165 

GH11217 Gym 

8/29-9/2 (1) M-F 9 am-2 pm 5-9 yrs $145 

GH11120 Gym 

On the Stage II, Camp Rock 2 -The Final Jam 

Rock the stage with your acting, dancing and singing skills. Roll out the 

red carpet for yourself as you take center stage! Gain solid skills that 

will serve you through life and on stage by increasing confi dence and 

self-expression. Choose/create characters, learn lines, design costumes 

and produce a musical show. Show 8/26 at 7 pm. (Valerie Dawn) 

6/23-8/25 (10) Th 3-5 pm 6-12 yrs $165 

GH11216 Gym 

Private Lessons, Drum Set/Percussion 

Have fun learning the skills necessary to play various styles including 

jazz, rock and classical music. Lots of summer time slots and days 

available! All levels welcome. No class: 7/3 (Timothy) 

6/30-9/1 (10) Th 7-7:30 pm 9 yrs-Adult $256 

GH15203 Rm 10 

6/30-9/1 (10) Th 7:30-8 pm 9 yrs-Adult $256 

GH15204 Rm 10 

6/30-9/1 (10) Th 8-8:30 pm 9 yrs-Adult $256 

GH15205 Rm 10 

6/30-9/1 (10) Th 8:30-9 pm 9 yrs-Adult $256 

GH15206 Rm 10 

6/30-9/1 (10) Th 9-9:30 pm 9 yrs-Adult $256 

GH15207 Rm 10 

6/26-8/28 (9) Su 10:30-11 am 9 yrs-Adult $231 

GH15208 Rm 10 

6/26-8/28 (9) Su 11-11:30 am 9 yrs-Adult $231 

GH15209 Rm 10 

6/26-8/28 (9) Su 11:30 am-Noon 9 yrs-Adult $231 

GH15210 Rm 10 

Continued 




Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Private Lessons, Drum Set/Percussion (continued) 

6/26-8/28 (9) Su 12:30-1 pm 9 yrs-Adult $231 

GH15211 Rm 10 

6/26-8/28 (9) Su 1-1:30 pm 9 yrs-Adult $231 

GH15212 Rm 10 

6/26-8/28 (9) Su 1:30-2 pm 9 yrs-Adult $231 

GH15213 Rm 10 

6/26-8/28 (9) Su 2-2:30 pm 9 yrs-Adult $231 

GH15214 Rm 10 

Private Lessons, Guitar 

Bring your own guitar to learn to play or improve your skills. All levels 

welcome. No class 7/4. (Randy) 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 4-4:30 pm 8 yrs-Adult $205 

GH15215 Rm 12 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 4:30-5 pm 8 yrs-Adult $205 

GH15216 Rm 12 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 5-5:30 pm 8 yrs-Adult $205 

GH15217 Rm 12 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 5:30-6 pm 8 yrs-Adult $205 

GH15218 Rm 12 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 6-6:30 pm 8 yrs-Adult $205 

GH15219 Rm 12 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 6:30-7 pm 8 yrs-Adult $205 

GH15220 Rm 12 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 7-7:30 pm 8 yrs-Adult $205 

GH15221 Rm 12 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 7:30-8 pm 8 yrs-Adult $205 

GH15222 Rm 12 

Private Lessons, Piano 

Begin your life’s musical journey on the piano by learning fundamental 

skills as note reading and rhythm or build on previous knowledge and 

improve your piano skills. Bring your own music books, if available. No 

class 7/4. (Sven: F, S) (Kevin: M) 

6/24-9/2 (11) F 6-6:30 pm 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15223 Rm 10 

6/24-9/2 (11) F 6:30-7 pm 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15224 Rm 10 

6/24-9/2 (11) F 7-7:30 pm 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15225 Rm 10 

6/24-9/2 (11) F 7:30-8 pm 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15226 Rm 10 

6/25-9/3 (11) S 9:30-10 am 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15227 Rm 10 

6/25-9/3 (11) S 10-10:30 am 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15228 Rm 10 

Continued 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Private Lessons, Piano (continued) 


6/25-9/3 (11) S 10:30-11 am 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15229 Rm 10 

6/25-9/3 (11) S 11-11:30 am 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15230 Rm 10 

6/25-9/3 (11) S 11:30 am-Noon 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15231 Rm 10 

6/25-9/3 (11) S 12:30-1 pm 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15232 Rm 10 

6/25-9/3 (11) S 1-1:30 pm 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15233 Rm 10 

6/25-9/3 (11) S 1:30-2 pm 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15234 Rm 10 

6/25-9/3 (11) S 2-2:30 pm 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15235 Rm 10 

6/25-9/3 (11) S 2:30-3 pm 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15236 Rm 10 

6/27-8/22 (8) M 5-5:30 pm 8 yrs-Adult $213 

GH15237 Rm 10 

6/27-8/22 (8) M 5:30-6 pm 8 yrs-Adult $213 

GH15238 Rm 10 

6/27-8/22 (8) M 6-6:30 pm 8 yrs-Adult $213 

GH15239 Rm 10 

6/27-8/22 (8) M 6:30-7 pm 8 yrs-Adult $213 

GH15240 Rm 10 

6/27-8/22 (8) M 7-7:30 pm 8 yrs-Adult $213 

GH15241 Rm 10 

6/27-8/22 (8) M 7:30-8 pm 8 yrs-Adult $213 

GH15242 Rm 10 

6/27-8/22 (8) M 8-8:30 pm 8 yrs-Adult $213 

GH15243 Rm 10 

6/27-8/22 (8) M 8:30-9 pm 8 yrs-Adult $213 

GH15244 Rm 10 

Be sure to check the summer camp section on pages 

26-32 of this guide for more youth camp options. 


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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Science, Pre-Engineering with LEGO 

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 and repair them. 

Explore the many possibilities of LEGO building systems while learning 

useful construction techniques. All activities are done in class and all 

materials remain at class site. Bring a snack and beverage each day. 

(Play-well TEKnologies Staff) 

7/5-7/8 (1) T-F 9 am-Noon 5-6 yrs $150 

GH15291 Rm 19 

7/25-7/29 (1) M-F 9 am-Noon 5-6 yrs $185 

GH15292 Rm 19 

8/8-8/12 (1) M-F 9 am-Noon 5-6 yrs $185 

GH15293 Rm 19 

Science, Engineering FUNdamentals with LEGO 

Design and build motorized machines, catapults, pyramids, demolition 

derby cars, truss and suspension bridges, buildings, and other 

constructions. Explore concepts in physics, mechanical engineering, 

structural engineering, and architecture while playing with your favorite 

creations. This is a hands-on and minds-on class suitable for LEGO 

building system novices to “maniacs.” All activities are done in class 

and all materials remain at class site. Bring a snack and beverage each 

day. (Play-well TEKnologies Staff) 

7/5-7/8 (1) T-F 1-4 pm 7-11 yrs $150 

GH15294 Rm 19 

7/25-7/29 (1) M-F 1-4 pm 7-11 yrs $185 

GH15295 Rm 19 

8/8-8/12 (1) M-F 1-4 pm 7-11 yrs $185 

GH15296 Rm 19 

Science, Summer Science Lab 

Help our favorite local researchers develop great science experiments 

on a range of popular topics. This year’s special themes are Water and 

Weather Science, Jelly Biology, Body Physics, and Secret Plant Powers. 

We’ll choose from a variety of experiments and activities to suit our 

group each day because our number one research question is: “What 

science activities are most fun for kids?” (Erica) 

8/15-8/19 (1) M-F 10-11:30 am 6-8 yrs $44 

GH15245 Rm 19 

8/15-8/19 (1) M-F 12:30-2:30 pm 9-11 yrs $54 

GH15246 Rm 19 

When I’m In Charge 

This class is for children who may have to stay home alone from time 

to time. Covers phone calls, securing a home and fi rst aid techniques. 

Parents are urged to attend the fi nal half-hour to see a videotape. 

(American Red Cross staff) 

6/20 (1) M 9-11:30 am 8-11 yrs $26 

GH15247 Rm 19 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Summer Cooking Series 

Basics of Canning, Jam 

This demonstration class will cover canning basics, safety and how to 

preserve the summer’s freshest foods. In addition, learn how to use 

these methods to limit salt, sugar and other additives in special needs 

diets. We will transform fresh and frozen fruit into delicious jams. 

(Melissa) 

7/10 (1) Su 10 am-Noon 16 yrs-Adult $25 

GH15501 Kitchen 

Basics of Canning, Pickles 

This demonstration class will cover canning basics, safety and how to 

preserve the summer’s freshest foods. In addition, learn how to use 

these methods to limit salt, sugar and other additives for special needs 

diets. We will make pickled veggies to take home and enjoy. (Melissa) 



Chocolate, Sweet & Savory 

In this class we will make chocolate and chili-rubbed pork loin, cocoaroasted 

veggies, fl ourless chocolate cake and more. Come enjoy a 

new twist on old favorites. (Melissa) 

6/24 (1) F 6:30-9:30 pm 16 yrs-Adult $29 


Fresh and Quick Summer Suppers 

Spend less time in the kitchen with these quick and tasty main dishes 

designed to beat the heat. We will make an assortment of wraps, 

salads and desserts. (Melissa) 

7/29 (1) F 6:30-9 pm 16 yrs-Adult $27 


Hawaiian 

Enjoy the fresh taste of the Islands. In these hands on class, we will 

make a complete meal from appetizers to dessert. Enjoy macadamiacrusted 

mahi-mahi and island-style barbeque chicken. (Melissa) 

8/26 (1) F 6:30-9:30 pm 16 yrs-Adult $29 


Intro to Indian 1 

Learn about cooking fragrant and delicious Indian food. Recipes 

include samosas, mint chutney and chicken curry. Come hungry! 

(Melissa) 

7/7 (1) Th 6:30-9:30 pm 16 yrs-Adult $29 


Intro to Indian 2 

Continue to explore the fragrant and delicious cuisine of India. 

Participants will create such favorites as chicken tikka masala, satays 

and quick appetizers. Bring your appetite! (Melissa) 






Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Behavior Modifi cation Without Punishment 

Do you come home from work to hugs and kisses or fi ghts and 

arguments? Do you want to learn discipline techniques without 

punishment? Obedience without yelling? Learn easy-to-implement 

techniques to create fi ght-free family time, chore time, homework time, 

any time! (Rebecca) 

8/13 (1) S 9-11 am adult $10 

GH15508 Rm 11 

Dog Obedience, Dog Manners 

We’ll cover sit-stay, down-stay, walk without pulling on the leash, 

come when called, place-stay, and heel. We’ll also deal with jumping, 

counter surfi ng, what to do when play gets too rough and many other 

dog issues. Class is for dogs fi ve months and up. Bring a hungry dog 

to class and his or her favorite treats. It’s best if the person training 

the dog is the one who comes to class, even if that’s the whole family. 

Students may be asked to bring additional supplies to class. 

(Raud Kennedy) 

6/21-7/26 (6) T 6:30-7:20 pm 13 yrs-Adult $99 

GH15509 Rm 17 

6/21-7/26 (6) T 7:30-8:20 pm 13 yrs-Adult $99 

GH15510 Rm 17 

Dog Obedience, Intermediate 

We’ll hone the skills learned in the Dog Manners class to make them 

rock solid. We’ll also cover emergency sits and downs, out of sight sitsstays 

and down-stays, fronts and fi nishes, and anything special people 

want to work on. The class is structured in a relaxed manner. This 

class is for dogs that have been through the Dog Manners class or that 

have had previous training. Bring a hungry dog to class and his favorite 

treats. It’s best if the person training the dog is the one who comes to 

class, even if that’s the whole family. Students may be asked to bring 

additional supplies to class. (Raud Kennedy) 

6/23-7/28 (6) Th 6:30-7:20 pm 13 yrs-Adult $99 

GH15511 Rm 17 

Dog Obedience, Puppy Basics 

Train your puppy early before he picks up any bad habits. We’ll 

cover sit, down, come, place, and walk without pulling on the leash. 

We’ll also deal with puppy issues such as mouthing, jumping up, 

housetraining and anything else you might want help with. Class is for 

puppies up to fi ve months old. Bring a hungry puppy to class and his 

or her favorite treats. It’s best if the person training the dog is the one 

who comes to class, even if that’s the whole family. Students may be 

asked to bring additional supplies to class. (Raud Kennedy) 

6/23-7/28 (6) Th 7:30-8:20 pm 13 yrs-Adult $99 

GH15512 Rm 17 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Granny’s Home Remedies 

Let’s get back to the basics, let’s go back to the way Granny used 

to do things! Let’s eliminate the toxins and learn how to prevent 

our ailments instead of reacting to them. You will learn how to use 

Brianna’s 5 Essentials to keep your life healthy! We are going to talk 

about using vinegar, hydrogen peroxide, castile soap, tea tree oil and 

coconut oil for home remedies, preventive care and fi rst aid. We are 

going to discuss everything from digestion to cuts and bruises. Come 

join us and learn how to keep your body healthy. (Brianna) 

7/27 (1) W 7-8:15 pm 16 yrs-Adult $9 

GH15513 Rm 12 

Photography, Digital Camera PC Software 

Have fun while you master technology and learn to use digital camera 

image fi les effectively. Lecture/demo includes terminology, PC software 

principles, and image downloading and organization, printing and 

e-mailing digital images. Learn from a pro and develop your digital 

imaging skills. Instructional audio video CD included ($35 value). (Jim) 

7/16 (1) S 1:30-3 pm 16 yrs-Adult $40 

GH15514 Rm 12 

Photography, Digital SLR Workshop 

Includes shutter speeds to control motion, f-stops to control depth of 

fi eld, fl ash photography and studio lighting, and different lenses and 

applications. In the second half, use your camera to take photos and 

practice techniques. Instructional audio video CD included ($35 value). 

Prerequisite: How to Use Your Digital Camera. (Jim) 

7/16 (1) S 10:30 am-Noon 16 yrs-Adult $40 

GH15517 Rm 12 

Photography, How to Use Your Digital Camera 

After this two-hour workshop, you’ll be able to use your digital camera 

to get professional results for business and personal photography. Bring 

your digital camera, fresh batteries, and owner’s manual. In the second 

half, take photos using the techniques demonstrated in the lecture. 

Instructional audio video CD included ($35 value). (Jim) 

7/14 (1) Th 7-9 pm 16 yrs-Adult $40 

GH15515 Rm 12 

7/16 (1) S 8:30-10:30 am 16 yrs-Adult $40 

GH15516 Rm 12 


173



Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Private Lessons, Drum Set/Percussion 

Have fun learning the skills necessary to play various styles including 

jazz, rock and classical music. Lots of summer time slots and days 

available! All levels welcome. No class: 7/3 (Timothy) 

6/30-9/1 (10) Th 7-7:30 pm 9 yrs-Adult $256 

GH15203 Rm 10 

6/30-9/1 (10) Th 7:30-8 pm 9 yrs-Adult $256 

GH15204 Rm 10 

6/30-9/1 (10) Th 8-8:30 pm 9 yrs-Adult $256 

GH15205 Rm 10 

6/30-9/1 (10) Th 8:30-9 pm 9 yrs-Adult $256 

GH15206 Rm 10 

6/30-9/1 (10) Th 9-9:30 pm 9 yrs-Adult $256 

GH15207 Rm 10 

6/26-8/28 (9) Su 10:30-11 am 9 yrs-Adult $231 

GH15208 Rm 10 

6/26-8/28 (9) Su 11-11:30 am 9 yrs-Adult $231 

GH15209 Rm 10 

6/26-8/28 (9) Su 11:30 am-Noon 9 yrs-Adult $231 

GH15210 Rm 10 

6/26-8/28 (9) Su 12:30-1 pm 9 yrs-Adult $231 

GH15211 Rm 10 

6/26-8/28 (9) Su 1-1:30 pm 9 yrs-Adult $231 

GH15212 Rm 10 

6/26-8/28 (9) Su 1:30-2 pm 9 yrs-Adult $231 

GH15213 Rm 10 

6/26-8/28 (9) Su 2-2:30 pm 9 yrs-Adult $231 

GH15214 Rm 10 

Private Lessons, Guitar 

Bring your own guitar to learn to play or improve your skills. All levels 

welcome. No class 7/4. (Randy) 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 4-4:30 pm 8 yrs-Adult $205 

GH15215 Rm 12 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 4:30-5 pm 8 yrs-Adult $205 

GH15216 Rm 12 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 5-5:30 pm 8 yrs-Adult $205 

GH15217 Rm 12 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 5:30-6 pm 8 yrs-Adult $205 

GH15218 Rm 12 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 6-6:30 pm 8 yrs-Adult $205 

GH15219 Rm 12 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 6:30-7 pm 8 yrs-Adult $205 

GH15220 Rm 12 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 7-7:30 pm 8 yrs-Adult $205 

GH15221 Rm 12 

6/20-8/15 (8) M 7:30-8 pm 8 yrs-Adult $205 

GH15222 Rm 12 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Private Lessons, Piano 

Begin your life’s musical journey on the piano by learning fundamental 

skills as note reading and rhythm or build on previous knowledge and 

improve your piano skills. Bring your own music books, if available. No 

class 7/4. (Sven: F, S) (Kevin: M) 

6/24-9/2 (11) F 6-6:30 pm 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15223 Rm 10 

6/24-9/2 (11) F 6:30-7 pm 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15224 Rm 10 

6/24-9/2 (11) F 7-7:30 pm 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15225 Rm 10 

6/24-9/2 (11) F 7:30-8 pm 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15226 Rm 10 

6/25-9/3 (11) S 9:30-10 am 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15227 Rm 10 

6/25-9/3 (11) S 10-10:30 am 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15228 Rm 10 

6/25-9/3 (11) S 10:30-11 am 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15229 Rm 10 

6/25-9/3 (11) S 11-11:30 am 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15230 Rm 10 

6/25-9/3 (11) S 11:30 am-Noon 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15231 Rm 10 

6/25-9/3 (11) S 12:30-1 pm 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15232 Rm 10 

6/25-9/3 (11) S 1-1:30 pm 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15233 Rm 10 

6/25-9/3 (11) S 1:30-2 pm 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15234 Rm 10 

6/25-9/3 (11) S 2-2:30 pm 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15235 Rm 10 

6/25-9/3 (11) S 2:30-3 pm 8 yrs-Adult $290 

GH15236 Rm 10 

6/27-8/22 (8) M 5-5:30 pm 8 yrs-Adult $213 

GH15237 Rm 10 

6/27-8/22 (8) M 5:30-6 pm 8 yrs-Adult $213 

GH15238 Rm 10 

6/27-8/22 (8) M 6-6:30 pm 8 yrs-Adult $213 

GH15239 Rm 10 

6/27-8/22 (8) M 6:30-7 pm 8 yrs-Adult $213 

GH15240 Rm 10 

6/27-8/22 (8) M 7-7:30 pm 8 yrs-Adult $213 

GH15241 Rm 10 

6/27-8/22 (8) M 7:30-8 pm 8 yrs-Adult $213 

GH15242 Rm 10 

6/27-8/22 (8) M 8-8:30 pm 8 yrs-Adult $213 

GH15243 Rm 10 

6/27-8/22 (8) M 8:30-9 pm 8 yrs-Adult $213 

GH15244 Rm 10 




Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Putting Mr. Clean to Shame! A Non-Toxic Cleaners 

Class 

Learn to save the earth while saving your paycheck. You will learn how 

to use everyday, inexpensive, non-toxic ingredients to clean your home. 

Leave the class knowing how to use vinegar, hydrogen peroxide, baking 

soda, castile soap and a few other ingredients to clean everything in 

your house from your toilet to your patio furniture. Don’t miss out on 

the opportunity to learn how to save money, protect your health and 

save the earth all at the same time. (Brianna) 

6/29 (1) W 7-8:15 pm 16 yrs-Adult $14 

GH15518 Rm 12 

Safety, Beyond Stranger Danger 

You turn around in a busy mall and your child is nowhere to be found. 

Do you know what to do? Does your child? Keeping your child safe 

is a parent’s number one goal. Learn simple methods while educating 

children about strangers in effective and non-threatening ways. 

(Rebecca) 

6/25 (1) S 9-11 am adult $10 

GH15519 Rm 11 








6/23-8/18 (9) Th 5-7 pm 13-17 yrs $115 

GH11219 Gym 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Garden Home Gymnastics 

We offer a comprehensive and 

highly regarded gymnastics 

program for ages 3-13 yrs and 

all abilities. Both the program 

and its coordinator, Jackie 

Wygant, have been at Garden 

Home for more than 20 years. 

Young people come from all 

over the Portland area to learn 

from a master teacher. The 

program is designed to provide 

students with the opportunity 

to develop sound gymnastic 

fundamentals with emphasis on 

strength, fl exibility, coordination 

and self-confi dence. All students will receive individual and group 

instruction on the fl oor, beam, and bars. Great care is taken to 

promote expert instruction in an atmosphere that is fun, positive 

and safe. 

Gymnastics Program Notes 

Students should wear comfortable clothing and no shoes. Parents 

and spectators are invited to attend the fi rst and last class in the 

term; otherwise, in-room observation is by instructor approval 

only. 

*For safety reasons, students will forfeit their class if they are 

more than 15 minutes late and miss warmups! 

Gymnastics no class date: 7/4. 

Day 

Location 


Kindergym 

Come have fun with your child! Class helps to develop muscle skills, 

body awareness and coordination through tumbling, climbing, exercise, 

balance and jumping. One parent/one child ratio. Parent participation 

required. 

6/28-8/30 (10) T 5:30-6:15 pm 1½-2½ yrs $54 

GH13100 Rm 4 

6/28-8/30 (10) T 6:15-7 pm 2½-3½yrs $54 

GH13101 Rm 4 

Pre-Gymnastics, 3-4 yrs, Boys & Girls 

No gymnastics experience is necessary. No class 7/4. 

6/27-8/29 (9) M 12:15-1 pm 3-4 yrs $49 

GH13102 Rm 4 

6/28-8/30 (10) T 4:30-5:15 pm 3-4 yrs $54 

GH13103 Rm 4 

6/25-8/27 (10) S 12:15-1 pm 3-4 yrs $54 

GH13104 Rm 4 


175



Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Gymnastics Beginning I, 4-6 yrs, Boys & Girls 

Work on fl exibility and strength needed for gymnastics, rolls and 

variations, cartwheels, handstands and bridges. Lead-up activities for 

bars and balance beam. Four-year-olds should take a Pre-Gymnastics 

class before to taking Beginning I. Ages 5-6, no experience is 

necessary. No class 7/4. 

6/27-8/29 (9) M 1-2 pm 4-6 yrs $62 

GH13105 Rm 4 

6/28-8/30 (10) T 3:30-4:30 pm 4-6 yrs $69 

GH13106 Rm 4 

6/25-8/27 (10) S 1-2 pm 4-6 yrs $69 

GH13107 Rm 4 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Youth Gymnastic Camps 

Camps include stretching, tumbling, work on the bars, beam, 

rhythmic hoops and more! Wear proper attire and bring a light snack 

and drink each day. Last hour of camp on Fridays is a mini-show. 

Gymnastics Beginning I/Beginning II, Boys & Girls 

6/20-6/24 (1) M-F 8:30 am-Noon 6-10 yrs $140 

GH13200 Rm 4 

8/15-8/19 (1) M-F 8:30 am-Noon 6-10 yrs $140 

GH13201 Rm 4 

Gymnastic Beginning I/Beginning II, Girls 

7/11-7/15 (1) M-F 8:30 am-Noon 6-13 yrs $140 

GH13202 Rm 4 

Gymnastic Beginning II/Advanced Beginning, Girls 

8/1-8/5 (1) M-F 8:30 am-Noon 6-13 yrs $140 

GH13203 Rm 4 

Gymnastic Advanced Beginning/Int/Advanced, Girls 

6/27-7/1 (1) M-F 8:30 am-Noon 6-13 yrs $140 

GH13204 Rm 4 

8/8-8/12 (1) M-F 8:30 am-Noon 6-13 yrs $140 

GH13205 Rm 4 

Gymnastics Rhythmic Girls 

No experience through level 4. 

7/18-7/22 (1) M-F 8:30 am-Noon 6-13 yrs $140 

GH13207 Rm 4 

Gymnastics Tricks & Tumbling, Beginning-Advanced 

8/22-8/26 (1) M-F 8:30 am-Noon 6-13 yrs $140 

GH13206 Rm 4 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Gymnastics, Beginning I, 5-8 yrs, Boys & Girls 



bars and balance beam. 

6/28-8/30 (10) T 2:30-3:30 pm 5-8 yrs $69 

GH13208 Rm 4 

6/30-9/1 (10) Th 12:15-1:15 pm 5-8 yrs $69 

GH13209 Rm 4 

6/25-8/27 (10) S 9-10 am 5-8 yrs $69 

GH13210 Rm 4 

Gymnastics, Beginning II, 5-8 yrs, Boys & Girls 

Must be able to do a cartwheel, backward roll and walk on the high 

beam with confi dence. Instruction and training includes bridge kickovers, 

cartwheel variations, balance beam and uneven bars. 

6/30-9/1 (10) Th 1:15-2:15 pm 5-8 yrs $69 

GH13211 Rm 4 

Gymnastics, Beginning I, 6-13 yrs, Girls 



bars and balance beam. Girls only class. No class 7/4. 

6/27-8/29 (9) M 2-3 pm 6-13 yrs $62 

GH13212 Rm 4 

6/27-8/29 (9) M 6-7 pm 6-13 yrs $62 

GH13213 Rm 4 

6/29-8/31 (10) W 12:30-1:30 pm 6-13 yrs $69 

GH13214 Rm 4 

6/25-8/27 (10) S 10-11 am 6-13 yrs $69 

GH13215 Rm 4 

6/25-8/27 (10) S 2-3 pm 6-13 yrs $69 

GH13216 Rm 4 

Gymnastics, Beginning II, 6-13 yrs, Girls 

Must be able to do a cartwheel, backward roll and walk on the high 

beam with confi dence. Instruction and training includes bridge kickovers, 

cartwheel variations, balance beam and uneven bars. Girls-only 

class. No class 7/4. 

6/27-8/29 (9) M 3-4 pm 6-13 yrs $62 

GH13217 Rm 4 

6/28-8/30 (10) T 1:30-2:30 pm 6-13 yrs $69 

GH13218 Rm 4 

6/29-8/31 (10) W 2:30-3:30 pm 6-13 yrs $69 

GH13219 Rm 4 

6/25-8/27 (10) S 11 am-Noon 6-13 yrs $69 

GH13220 Rm 4 




Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Gymnastics, Advanced Beginning I, Girls 

Must be able to do a bridge kick-over on the fl at mat, back hip pull over 

on the bars and front roll on low beam. Instruction and training will 

include walkover variations, rolls on high beam and hip circle variations 

on bars. Girls only class. 

6/28-8/30 (10) T 12:30-1:30 pm 6-13 yrs $69 

GH13221 Rm 4 

6/29-8/31 (10) W 1:30-2:30 pm 6-13 yrs $69 

GH13222 Rm 4 

Gymnastics, Intermediate/Advanced, 6-13 yrs, Girls 

Combined class. Must be able to do walkovers, dive cartwheel, roll 

on high beam and back hip circle on bars. We will work on front and 

back handsprings, front handspring vault, kips and strength on bars, 

cartwheels and handstands on beam. Teacher permission required. 

Girls only class. 

6/30-9/1 (10) Th 4-6 pm 6-13 yrs $129 

GH13223 Rm 4 

Rhythmic Gymnastics, Levels 1 & 2, Girls 

Combines dance, tumbling and skillful use of hand apparatus. Use 

hoops, balls ribbons and jump ropes to learn basic through advanced 

skills. Must be able to do splits, bridge kick-over and cartwheel. 

Teacher permission required. Girls only class. 

6/30-9/1 (10) Th 2:15-4 pm 7-13 yrs $134 

GH13224 Rm 4 

Rhythmic Gymnastics, Levels, 4 & 5, Girls 

Combines dance, tumbling and skillful use of hand apparatus. Use 

hoops, balls ribbons and jump ropes to learn basic through advanced 

skills. Must be able to do splits, bridge kick-over and cartwheel. 

Teacher Permission Required. No class 7/4. 

6/22-8/31 (20) M/W M - 4-6 pm 7-13 yrs $353 

GH13225 Rm 4 W - 3:30-5:30 pm 


The Bow Wow Bash 

“A celebration of man’s best friend!” 

Saturday, August 6, 2011 

11 am - 3 pm 

Doggie Olympics, Kid’s Activities, Beaverton 

Police K-9 Unit, Doggie Fashion Show, Animal 

Organizations, Information Booths, Food 

and Much, Much More! 

Garden Home Recreation Center 

7475 SW Oleson Road, Portland, OR 97223 

503/629-6341 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Hoops Mini Camp 



Bring a water bottle. 

6/20-6/23 (1) M-Th 10:30 am-Noon 3½-5½ yrs $36 

GH12100 Gym 

7/11-7/14 (1) M-Th 9-10:30 am 4-6 yrs $36 

GH12101 Gym 

7/25-7/28 (1) M-Th 9-10:30 am 3½-5½ yrs $36 

GH12102 Gym 

8/1-8/4 (1) M-Th 9-10:30 am 4-6 yrs $36 

GH12103 Gym 

8/8-8/11 (1) M-Th 10:30 am-Noon 4-6 yrs $36 

GH12104 Gym 

8/22-8/25 (1) M-Th 10:30 am-Noon 3½-5½ yrs $36 

GH12105 Gym 


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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Soccer, Pee Wee Mini Camp 

Learn to dribble, pass, trap, shoot and more! Games and fun activities 

help to keep your child active and healthy. Bring a water bottle. 

6/20-6/24 (1) M-F 1-2:30 pm 4-6 yrs $45 


7/5-7/8 (1) T-F 9-10:30 am 4-6 yrs $36 


7/11-7/15 (1) M-F 10:30 am-Noon 3½-5½ yrs $45 


7/18-7/22 (1) M-F 10:30 am-Noon 4-6 yrs $45 


7/25-7/29 (1) M-F 10:30 am-Noon 4-6 yrs $45 


8/8-8/12 (1) M-F 9-10:30 am 3½-5½ yrs $45 


8/15-8/19 (1) M-F 9-10:30 am 4-6 yrs $45 


8/22-8/26 (1) M-F 10:30 am-Noon 3½-5½ yrs $45 




like hockey, volleyball, basketball, dodge ball and more! Bring a water 

bottle. 

6/27-7/1 (1) M-F 9 am-Noon 4½-6½ yrs $87 


7/25-7/29 (1) M-F 9 am-Noon 5½-7½ yrs $87 



Join us we try different sports each day. Capture the fl ag, kickball, 

soccer, dodge ball, basketball and more! Bring a water bottle. 

6/20-6/24 (1) M-F 9-10:30 am 4-6 yrs $45 


7/18-7/22 (1) M-F 1-2:30 pm 4-6 yrs $45 


8/1-8/5 (1) M-F 10:30 am-Noon 3½-5½ yrs $45 


8/8-8/12 (1) M-F 9-10:30 am 3½-5½ yrs $45 



Work on the basics, throwing, catching, and hitting off a tee, base 

running and more! A fun class for any active child. Bring a water bottle. 

7/5-7/8 (1) T-F 10:30 am-Noon 4-6 yrs $36 


7/18-7/22 (1) M-F 9-10:30 am 3½-5½ yrs $45 



Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Taekwondo; Screamin’ Tigers Mini-Session 

A concentrated class where your child will learn the basics of 

Taekwondo, including vocabulary, philosophy, and self-defense skills. 

Promotes confi dence and discipline in a safe, fun environment. (Ruth) 

6/20-6/23 (1) M-Th 10-10:30 am 3-5 yrs $13 

GH12122 Rm 8 

7/18-7/21 (1) M-Th 10-10:30 am 3-5 yrs $13 

GH12123 Rm 8 

8/15-8/18 (1) M-Th 10-10:30 am 3-5 yrs $13 

GH12124 Rm 8 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Archery Camp 

In this mini camp you will learn the basic form and techniques. Acquire 

shooting skills with recurve bows. All equipment will be provided. Come 

to have fun! 

6/27-6/30 (1) M-Th 9:30-10:30 am 7-9 yrs $52 

GH12200 Outside 

6/27-6/30 (1) M-Th 11 am-Noon 10-15 yrs $52 


Archery Fun 

Come learn archery with a twist of fun! All ages welcome (ideal for 

ages 7 yrs and up). Week 1: Shooting techniques and safety rules; 

week 2: Practice techniques and shoot a score; week 3: Shoot 

balloons!; week 4: Team fun with an arrow award. $36 lab fee payable 

to instructor on the fi rst night. Class held at Achers Afi eld, 11945 SW 

Pacifi c Hwy, Ste #121, Tigard Plaza Shopping Center, lower level, 

corner of Hall and Hwy 99. (Jim) 

7/12-8/2 (4) T 6:30-7:30 pm 7 yrs-Adult $12 

GH12202 Off-site 




Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Archery Fun Mini Camp 

Three fun-fi lled days of Archery! Learn to shoot, scoring, balloons and 

team event. $36 lab fee payable to instructor on the fi rst night. Class 

held at Archers Afi eld, 11945 SW Pacifi c Hwy, Ste #121, Tigard Plaza 

Shopping Center, lower level, corner of Hall and Hwy 99. (Jim) 

6/20-6/22 (1) M/T/W 10:30-11:30 am 7 yrs-Adult $12 


6/27-6/29 (1) M/T/W 3-4 pm 7 yrs-Adult $12 











Come to learn and improve on the fundamentals of baseball. games, 

and activities are always included. Catching, hitting, baserunning and 

more will be covered. Bring your glove and water bottle. 

6/27-7/1 (1) M-F 9-11 am 6-8 yrs $60 


8/1-8/5 (1) M-F 1-3 pm 8-12 yrs $60 


Fencing Camp 

For fun and learning! Learn the skills of this exciting Olympic sport. 

Safety and fun emphasized, all equipment provided. 

7/18-7/22 (1) M-F 9 am-Noon 6-12 yrs $159 

GH12218 Rm 2 

8/15-8/19 (1) M-F 9 am-Noon 6-12 yrs $159 

GH12219 Rm 2 

Football Mini Camp 

Are you looking to learn the fundamentals, sportsmanship and skills in 

the game of football? Youth will learn fundamental techniques and how 

to play different positions. Bring a water bottle. 

7/11-7/14 (1) M-Th 4:30-6:30 pm 9-11 yrs $48 


7/25-7/28 (1) M-Th 1-3 pm 8-10 yrs $48 



Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Hoops Mini Camp 




6/20-6/23 (1) M-Th 9-11 am 6-8 yrs $48 

GH12222 Gym 

7/5-7/8 (1) T-F 10:30 am-12:30 pm 6-8 yrs $48 

GH12223 Gym 

7/11-7/15 (1) M-F 1-3 pm 5-7 yrs $60 

GH12224 Gym 

8/22-8/25 (1) M-Th 1-3 pm 8-12 yrs $47 

GH12225 Gym 

Hurray for Hoops! Mini Camp 

Kids will come to develop better ball control, shooting skills, improve 

dribbling and more. We will play games and fun drills in this fun-fi lled 

camp! Bring a water bottle. 

8/15-8/19 (1) M-F 9 am-Noon 7-9 yrs $87 

GH12226 Gym 

Soccer Skills Mini Camp 




6/27-7/1 (1) M-F 1-3 pm 5-7 yrs $60 


7/5-7/8 (1) T-F 1-3 pm 7-10 yrs $48 


7/25-7/29 (1) M-F 1-3 pm 6-8 yrs $60 


8/1-8/5 (1) M-F 1-3 pm 7-10 yrs $60 


8/8-8/12 (1) M-F 10:30 am-12:30 pm 5-7 yrs $60 


8/15-8/19 (1) M-F 10:30 am-12:30 pm 6-8 yrs $60 


8/22-8/26 (1) M-F 1-3 pm 5-7 yrs $60 




and coordination through drills, games and more. (Some prior soccer 

experience suggested.) Shin guards required. Bring a water bottle. 

7/11-7/15 (1) M-F 9 am-Noon 5-7 yrs $87 



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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 




like hockey, volleyball, basketball, dodge ball and more! Bring a water 

bottle. 

7/25-7/29 (1) M-F 9 am-Noon 5½-7½ yrs $87 



Join us as we try different sports each day. Capture the fl ag, kickball, 

soccer, dodge ball, basketball and more! Bring a water bottle. 

7/5-7/8 (1) T-F 9-10:30 am 7-12 yrs $36 

GH12235 Gym 

8/22-8/26 (1) M-F 9-10:30 am 7-12 yrs $45 

GH12236 Gym 

Taekwondo, White Tigers Mini Session 

Teaches the basics of Taekwondo, including vocabulary, philosophy, 

and self-defense skills. Promotes confi dence and discipline in a safe, 

fun environment. (Ruth) 

6/20-6/23 (1) M-Th 10:30-11:30 am 6-9 yrs $23 

GH12209 Rm 8 

7/18-7/21 (1) M-Th 10:30-11:30 am 6-9 yrs $23 

GH12210 Rm 8 

8/15-8/18 (1) M-Th 10:30-11:30 am 6-9 yrs $23 

GH12211 Rm 8 

Taekwondo, All Ages & Families Mini Session 

For Families to come learn the basics of Taekwondo. Promotes 

confi dence and discipline in a safe and fun environment. (Ruth) 

6/20-6/23 (1) M-Th 11:30 am-12:30 pm 7 yrs-Adult $23 

GH12212 Rm 8 


GH12213 Rm 8 


GH12214 Rm 8 


Come for a week of fun while we play your favorite games with a 

twist! Be prepared to get wet this week as we do different sports and 

fun group games. Bring a water bottle. 

8/1-8/5 (1) M-F 9 am-Noon 6-8 yrs $87 


8/15-8/19 (1) M-F 1-4 pm 6-8 yrs $87 


West Portland Boxing Team 

“Building champions of the heart, mind and body.” 

Coed participation, for ages 8-35 years. The West Portland Boxing 

Team is a member of United States Amateur Boxing, Inc. 

Highlights: Promotes self-esteem, personal responsibility, discipline, 

confi dence and teamwork. Exemplary safety record, Nationally 

ranked program. 

M/W/F: 6-8 pm (Registered boxers only) Team dues: $15 monthly 

T/Th: 5-7 pm (No-contact boxing workout) 

Dues: $20 monthly or $45 quarterly 

Sign-up is $50 annually (the team supplies all equipment except 

hand wraps and mouth piece; also covers travel and motel expenses 

on out-of-town trips). Registration is accepted anytime throughout 

the year. For more details, contact Head Coach: Jason Marquoit at 

503/718-7050. 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Archery Camp 

In this mini camp you will learn the basic form and techniques. Acquire 

shooting skills with recurve bows. All equipment will be provided. Come 

to have fun! 

6/27-6/30 (1) M-Th 11 am-Noon 10-15 yrs $52 


Archery Fun 

Week 1: Shooting techniques and safety rules; Week 2: Practice 

techniques and shoot a score; Week 3: Shoot balloons!; Week 4: Team 

fun with an arrow award. $36 lab fee payable to instructor on the fi rst 

night. Class held at Archers Afi eld, 11945 SW Pacifi c Hwy, Ste #121, 

Tigard Plaza Shopping Center, lower level, corner of Hall and Hwy 99. 

(Jim) 

7/12-8/2 (4) T 6:30-7:30 pm 7 yrs-Adult $12 


Archery Fun Mini Camp 

Learn to shoot, scoring, balloons and team event. $36 lab fee payable 

to instructor on the fi rst night. Class held at Archers Afi eld, 11945 

SW Pacifi c Hwy, Ste #121, Tigard Plaza Shopping Center, lower level, 

corner of Hall and Hwy 99. (Jim) 















Garden Home Fitness Program 

If you are looking for a fi tness program, think about this… 

• Our classes are taught by certifi ed fi tness professionals. 

• We offer a variety of class options and times. 

• Our class sizes allow for lots of personal attention. 


Learn the proper techniques for using 

the weight room equipment. Our 

basic program helps you get started. 

Orientations are available throughout 

the term. Please allow 10 days for 

the personal trainer to schedule an 

appointment with you. $39 ID 


Our nationally certifi ed personal 

trainers will assist you in developing 

an individualized exercise program and discuss basic nutrition, goals 

and individual limitations during this one-hour private consultation. 

Body fat analysis and composition testing is also available. You may 

resister for this program at any time. 

Single Session: $44 ID 

Three Sessions: $132 ID 

Six Sessions: $247 ID 

Drop-In Aerobics Classes 

You may purchase a 20-visit pass for fi tness classes for$105, 

We also offer a one-time only drop in ticket for a fi tness class for 

$5.50. 

Drop-in Yoga Classes 

You may purchase a 10-visit pass for yoga classes for $125, 

We also offer a one-time only drop in ticket for a yoga class for 

$13.50. 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Fitness, BODYPUMP 

BODYPUMP is the original barbell class that strengthens your entire 

body. This 60-minute workout challenges all your major muscle groups 

by using the best weight-room exercises such as squats, presses, lifts 

and curls. No class 7/4. (Staff) 

6/20-8/29 (10) M 5:35-6:35 am 14 yrs-Adult $61 

GH12501 Rm 8 (Amanda) 

6/22-9/7 (12) W 5:35-6:35 am 14 yrs-Adult $74 

GH12502 Rm 8 (Amanda) 

6/24-9/9 (12) F 5:35-6:35 am 14 yrs-Adult $74 

GH12503 Rm 8 (Jeanette) 

6/20-8/29 (10) M 5:25-6:25 pm 14 yrs-Adult $61 

GH12504 Rm 8 (Melissa) 

6/22-9/7 (12) W 5:25-6:25 pm 14 yrs-Adult $74 

GH12505 Rm 8 (Melissa) 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Fitness, Cardio, Circuit, Strength 

Start or end your day with total body conditioning. Improves your 

cardiovascular condition by keeping you motivated. Includes cardio, 

stretching, weights, strength training, and more! No class 7/4. 


GH12506 Rm 2 (Carolyn) 

6/20-9/7 (12) M/W 5:30-6:30 pm 14 yrs-Adult $93 

GH12507 Rm 2 (Carol) 


GH12508 Rm 2 (Lisa) 

Fitness, Cardio Pilates 

This is a fast, fun version of classic Pilates exercises, incorporating 

balance, posture, stability and total muscular and light aerobic 

conditioning. We will be using a mix of standing and mat Pilates 

sequences. Every age and ability welcome! (Maya) 

6/22-9-7 (12) W 6:40-7:40 pm 14 yrs-Adult $74 

GH12521 Rm 8 

Fitness, Dance Fusion 

Get moving! Improve your health and overall wellness through this 

structured group exercise class that fuses rhythmic moves with interval 

training sessions. Improve your cardio respiratory system, muscular 

endurance, fl exibility, and body composition. (Lisa) 

6/21-9/6 (12) T 6-7 pm 14 yrs-Adult $48 

GH12523 Rm 2 

6/23-9/8 (12) Th 6-7 pm 14 yrs-Adult $48 

GH12525 Rm 2 

Fitness, Fitness Yoga 

Increase your strength, fl exibility, and peace of mind! Poses and 

exercises designed to help you perform everyday functions more 

gracefully and painlessly, and move through life effortlessly. Beginners 

of all fi tness levels welcome. 

6/21-9/6 (12) T 6:35-7:35 am 14 yrs-Adult $72 


6/23-9/8 (12) Th 6:35-7:35 am 14 yrs-Adult $79 


6/24-9/9 (12) F 9:35-10:35 am 14 yrs-Adult $79 


6/26-9/11 (12) Su 1-2 pm 14 yrs-Adult $79 

GH12512 Rm 2 (Gail) 

Fitness, Gentle Paced Aerobics 

Low-impact, gentle-paced aerobics keeps you moving! Strength training 

with weights always included for a great workout. No class 7/4, 9/5. 

6/20-9/9 (12) M/W/F 8:30-9:30 am 14 yrs-Adult $137 

GH12513 Rm 2 (Gail) 


GH12514 Rm 2 (Lisa) 


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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Fitness, Kickboxing 

A great aerobic workout to build strong muscles, improve balance and 

coordination. Bag work included. (Allen) 

6/21-9/6 (12) T 8-9 pm 14 yrs-Adult $48 

GH12515 Rm 8 

6/23-9/8 (12) Th 7:30-8:30 pm 14 yrs-Adult $48 

GH12516 Rm 8 

6/25-9/10 (12) S 9:30-10:30 am 14 yrs-Adult $48 

GH12517 Rm 8 

Fitness, Pilates 

Strengthen your core muscles, back, spine, and abdominals. Class uses 

the Pilates method of breathing for maximum effectiveness and works 

on balance and posture. Pilates rings, stability ball and rollers also used. 

No class 7/4. 

6/20-8/29 (10) M 9:30-10:30 am 14 yrs-Adult $61 

GH12518 Rm 8 (Maya) 

6/22-9/7 (12) W 9:30-10:30 am 14 yrs-Adult $74 

GH12519 Rm 8 (Maya) 

6/20-8/29 (10) M 6:40-7:40 pm 14 yrs-Adult $61 

GH12520 Rm 8 (Kimberly) 

Fitness, Self-Paced Interval 

Total body strength, endurance, warm-up and strength exercises using 

body weight, dumbbells, elastic tubes, balls and other small apparatus, 

interspersed with segments of large muscle movements. Goal is to 

elevate heart rate and boost metabolism. Finish with balance segment, 

mat core exercises and fi nal stretch. (Maya) 

6/23-9/8 (12) Th 6:20-7:20 pm 14 yrs-Adult $74 

GH12522 Rm 8 

Fitness, Zumba Aerobics 

Have fun burning calories while doing aerobics to Latin and International 

music. Exercise to the beats of salsa, fl amenco, meringue, and more. 

Come join the fun! 

6/22-9/7 (12) W 6:35-7:35 pm 14 yrs-Adult $48 

GH12524 Rm 2 (Jeanette) 

Taekwondo; All Ages & Families Mini-Session 

For families to come learn the basics of Taekwondo. Promotes 

confi dence and discipline in a safe and fun environment. (Ruth) 


GH12212 Rm 8 


GH12213 Rm 8 


GH12214 Rm 8 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Tai Chi 

Introduces the proper way of exercising Tai Chi. (Jim) 

6/21-8/30 (11) T 6-7 pm 3 yrs-Adult $63 

GH12526 Rm 8 

Tai Chi for a Better Balance 

This is an introductory class that is great for beginners or anyone 

wanting better balance. (Jim) 

6/21-8/30 (11) T 7-8 pm 13 yrs-Adult $63 

GH12527 Rm 8 

Yoga Level I 

An introduction to basic body alignment and yoga breathing with an 

emphasis on building core strength, body awareness and fl exibility 

through the standing poses. Elements of Sun Salutation introduced. 

No class 7/4. 

6/20-8/22 (9) M 6-7:15 pm 15 yrs-Adult $67 

GH12528 Rm 9 (Lani) 

6/21-8/23 (10) T 9:15-10:45 am 15 yrs-Adult $87 

GH12529 Rm 9 (Linda) 

6/23-8/25 (10) Th 9:15-10:45 am 15 yrs-Adult $87 


Yoga Level I/II 

For the continuing student who has experience, but wants to build 

endurance through the foundation poses. Regular practice of Sun 

Salutation and modifi ed inversions introduced. No class 7/4. (Lani) 

6/20-8/22 (9) M 7:30-8:45 pm 15 yrs-Adult $67 

GH12531 Rm 9 (Lani) 

6/21-8/23 (10) T 6-7:30 pm 15 yrs-Adult $87 


6/24-8/26 (10) F 9:15-10:45 am 15 yrs-Adult $87 


6/25-8/27 (10) S 8:15-9:45 am 15 yrs-Adult $87 


Yoga, Level II 

A deepening practice for students who are ready to explore inversions, 

beginning back bends and deeper twists. 

6/23-8/25 (10) Th 6-7:30 pm 15 yrs-Adult $87 


Yoga, Level III 

A vigorous practice for the experienced student with an emphasis on 

inversions, backbends, forward bends and yoga fl ows. 

6/21-8/23 (10) T 7:45-9:15 pm 15 yrs-Adult $87 



209TH 

GRABHORN 

ABHORN 

198TH 

FARMINGTON 

Jenkins 

Estate 

INGUS 

GASSNER 

Jenkins Estate 

8005 SW Grabhorn Road 

Beaverton, 97007 503/629-6355 

Fax: 503/629-6356 

jenkinsestate@thprd.org 

www.jenkinsestate.com 


This day camp is designed to provide 

recreational opportunities for children and 

young adults who have physical and/or 

developmental disabilities. Campers 6-21 

years, are encouraged to explore areas 

of music, dance, drama, arts, sports and 

aquatics. Our goal is to contribute to 

the physical, mental and social growth 

of each camper. Staff and volunteers 

foster peer relations, which allow 

campers to share affection, support and 

companionship. We strive to develop 

community support and encourage 

attitude changes to refl ect dignity, selfrespect 

and independence for people 

with disabilities. With our daily activities, 

campers will take weekly fi eld trips and 

offsite excursions. 

Wilderness Community (by approval of 

director,) part of CR, is designed for 

campers who demonstrate maladaptive 

behavior as a primary disability. There 

is increased consistency, structure 

and support enabling campers to be 

successful in a camp experience. 

REGISTRATION by WALK-IN or MAIL- 

IN ONLY Call 503/629-6355 for an 

Application. 

190TH 

Jenkins Estate & 

Fanno Farmhouse 

Welcome to this tranquil setting tucked into a wooded niche crowning Cooper 

Mountain. Come enjoy the view of the Tualatin Valley and surrounding 

mountains. A revitalized country estate on 68 acres, listed on the National 

Registry of Historic Places, the Jenkins Estate features a large home dating from 

1912 and refurbished stables suitable for corporate meetings or other social 

events. 

Offi ce Hours 

Monday - Friday 8 am-4:30 pm 

Gate Hours 

8 am-8 pm 

Estate House and Stable Appointments 

Monday - Friday 9 am-3 pm 

Thursday evenings until 7:30 pm 

Self-Guided Tours of the Grounds 

Monday-Friday 9 am-4 pm 

Jenkins Estate Staff 

Lynda Myers, Center Supervisor 

Gail DuBois, Program Coordinator 

Brenda Peterson, Offi ce Tech 


Jenkins Estate Grounds 

The perfect location for: 

• Weddings 

• Board Meetings and Seminars 

• Breakfast and Luncheon Meetings 

• Birthday and Anniversary Parties 

• Dinners 

• Business Retreats 

• Planning Sessions 

Follow us on 

www.facebook.com/HistoricFacilities 

Mother’s Day Barefoot Quilt Festival 

Saturday & Sunday, May 7 & 8 

Barefoot Quilt Show: 11 am-4 pm Free Admission 

Celebrate Mother’s Day by attending the Jenkins Estate Barefoot Quilt Festival at the 

historic Jenkins Estate. All aspects of quilting will be incorporated into the Mother’s Day 

event. Included will be displays, demonstrations and quilt-related items for purchase. 

Saturday: 

A Tea to Remember 

12:30 pm. $30/person; 

Reservations required. 

Sunday: 

Dessert Café 

11:30 am-3:30 pm (no 

reservations needed) 

Both Days: 

Artisan Craft Fair 

11 am-4 pm - Find the 

perfect gift for Mom. 

Plant Sale Sat & Sun May 7 & 8, 11 am-4 pm 

Sponsored by the Jenkins Estate Advisory Committee, this plant sale features colorful 

blooms for your yard and many plants grown on the estate. 

Summer Celebration Concert Tuesday, August 2, 6-9 pm, $8 Admission 

The Jenkins Estate will host well-known pianist and entertainer Michael Allen Harrison & 

Friends. Please join us on the front lawn of the estate for a warm and wonderful evening 

of music. Gourmet food and wines will be available for purchase. Call 503/629-6355 or 

e-mail gdubois@thprd.com for directions and details. 


183

Jenkins Estate & Fanno Farmhouse 503/629-6355 

Explore the Estate 

Self-guided tours of the gardens and estate grounds, with 

approximately two miles of trails. Please note: Buildings 

are not always open for tours or exploring on a drop-in 

basis. For further inquiries, call 503/629-6355. 

Jenkins Rentals 

Make a Memory at the 

Jenkins Estate 

The Jenkins Estate is an ideal location for your 

next event. It is secluded, yet accessibile. 

The scenic 68-acre Jenkins Estate is only 

10 minutes from downtown Beaverton 

and includes the Main House, Stable and 

Gatehouse. It’s a perfect environment for 

a confi dential brainstorming session or a 

wedding that will always be remembered. 

Event Checklist 

• Call to schedule an appointment to tour 

the buildings, Monday-Friday, 9 am-3 pm 

or Thursday evenings. 

• Hold a preferred date on the calendar. 

Dates are held for two weeks without 

obligation. 

• 50 percent of the rental fee secures the 

date. If you do not wish to confi rm the 

date, please call the offi ce to cancel. 

• Refunds will be granted with 90 days 

notice, prior to the event. There is a $4 

processing fee for all refunds. 

• Wedding rehearsals are scheduled on the 

Thursday prior to the event date. 

Catering 

Jenkins Estate has a list of caterers to meet 

your needs. Each caterer has extensive 

experience with the Jenkins Estate to provide 

a memorable meal. No outside caterers or selfcatering 

is allowed. 

Historic Facilities Advisory Committee 

Marcie Brightman, Diane Keaton, Bill O’Brien, 

James O’Connor, Jan Regnier, Willie Willworth, 

This committee receives public input in regard to the 

operation of the Jenkins Estate, Fanno Farmhouse and 

Camp Rivendale for park and recreational services. 

Each member serves a two-year term. 

Visit our Gardens 

A 1.6-acre rhododendron garden is the fi rst garden through the iron 

gates at the entrance. Perennial borders, wildfl ower meadows and 

water features highlight other areas on the grounds. Visit the Herb 

Garden Braille section where you will fi nd scented geraniums, lamb 

ears, lavender, rosemary, chives and thyme. 

Rentals include: 

• The choice of Main House or Stable. 

• All tables and chairs for building 

selected to include: Stable patio or Main 

House veranda, and/or Main House 

canopy area 

• Set up of custom layout to include 

linens. 

• After-function cleanup to include takedown 

of tables and chairs, standard 

cleaning, garbage removal. (Clients 

are responsible for the removal of all 

personal items brought in). 

• Choice of three outdoor ceremony sites. 

Rental does not include: 

• Chairs for outdoor ceremony: Clients 

can rent chairs through the Jenkins 

Estate at an additional rental fee or 

bring in own chairs. 

• Catering: Clients must choose a caterer 

from the Jenkins Estate list. 

• Dishes: A dish package is available in 

the Main House only for an additional 

fee. 

Wedding Rehearsal Dinners at 

the Gatehouse 

Make your wedding even more special with 

an intimate dinner for your wedding party at 

the historic Jenkins Estate Gatehouse. Use 

one of our caterers to host a dinner for up to 

25 guests. 

Private Teas in the Garden 

Tea Room 

$625 per event 

Enjoy the taking of tea served 

with a delicious assortment of tea 

sandwiches, freshly baked scones, 

and decadent sweets. Private teas 

are scheduled on a date-by-date 

basis, includes catering for up to 25 

guests, a two-hour event time, linens, 

tea hostesses, history and warm 

ambiance. 

Our Tea Room provides a perfect 

setting for all occasions, whether you 

are planning a bridal tea, baby shower, 

celebrating a special birthday or just 

enjoying the company of good friends. 

We look forward to personalizing your 

special event. A $50 non-refundable 

deposit to secure the date is due 30 

days prior to the event. Prices subject 

to change. 

The Fanno Farmhouse 

The Fanno Farmhouse is on its 

original site, staked in 1847, in the 

Greenway/Fanno Park area south of 

Hall Boulevard. This delightful facility 

is available for small weddings and 

business meetings. 

Please call 503/629-6355 for 

information or to schedule a tour to 

sample the atmosphere of any of 

these historic THPRD facilities. 



Jenkins Estate Facility Rentals 

Photo 

Description 

Social/Corporate Seating 

Social/Corporate Pricing 

Main House Stable Gatehouse Fanno Farmhouse Camp Rivendale 

Built in 1912, the 

house has a full length 

veranda porch, beamed 

ceilings, solid maple 

hardwood fl oors, ornate 

light fi xtures and stone 

fi replaces. It’s perfect 

for your next corporate 

meeting or social event. 

Buffet/Open House 

Reception 

Summer (good) weather: 

up to 175 guests 

Off-season (inclement) 

weather: up to 100 

guests 

Ceremony/Presentation 

Seating 

Living Room: 


Veranda: 


The three-story wooden 

stable is suitable for 

social and corporate 

events featuring a large 

reception space with 

stage, meeting, display 

and catering areas. 

Buffet/Open House 

Reception 





guests 

Ceremony/Presentation 

Seating 

Second Level up to 120 

guests 

(wheelchair lift available) 

Friday, Saturday, Sunday 

6 hr block: 10 am-4 pm or 6 pm-midnight 

Reception site only $2,500 per time block 

Additional hours 

(when available) $417/hr 

All day rental 

(10 am-midnight) $5,000 

Monday - Wednesday 

10 am-4 pm (6 hr min) $1,250 ($208/hr) 

6 pm-midnight (6 hr min) $1,250 ($208/hr) 

Damage Deposit $200 additional 

Outdoor Ceremony $250 additional 

Circa 1860, the 

Gatehouse is ideal 

for intimate corporate 

meetings and retreats. 

Call for private teas in 

the Garden Tea Room. 

Wedding Rehearsal 

Dinners and Garden Tea 

Parties 

Up to 25 guests 

Bookings by special 

arrangement 

Friday, Saturday, 

Sunday: 

2-hr time block 

Bridal dressing area 

option: $250 

Rehersal dinner: $275 

(does not include 

catering; Thursdays 

only) 

Private social: $350 

(Bridal or Baby Shower) 

2-hr block & beverage 

service for cake-only 

function. 

Offi ce Hours: Monday-Friday 8 am-4:30 pm 

Call 503/629-6355 to schedule an appointment, touring 

the historic buildings for a potential event. Buildings are not 

necessarily open daily. 

Honored as a signifi cant 

historical site by 

Tualatin Valley Heritage, 

this charming house 

is perfect for small 

business meetings, 

weddings and social 

events. Location: 8405 

SW Creekside Place, 

Beaverton 

All Event Types 





guests 

Evenings/Weekend 

Rates 

Farmhouse $700 

(4 hrs min.) 

additional hours $175 


Features a covered 

picnic pavilion, 

restrooms, barbecue 

(briquette), play 

equipment, horseshoe 

pits, volleyball and 

recreational area. 

Family Reunions/ 

Company Picnics 

All weather up to 200 

guests 

Saturday & Sunday 

June - September 

Weekends only 

Camp and picnic area 

$300 

$50/hr and 6 hr min 

Optional rental: 

THPRD Rec Mobile. 

Go to www.thprg.org 

for more information. 

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Corporate 

Events 

For inquiries and pricing on a corporate 

off-site event, including catering and AV 

services, call 503/629-6355. 

Layout Options 

Main House 

• U-shape (max 26 outside seating) 

• Conference table (max 22 persons) 

• Small groups (max 24 persons) 

• Theater (max 40 persons) 

Stable 

• U-shape (max 30 outside seating) 

• Theater (max 80 persons) 


• Small groups (max 48 persons) 

• Classroom seating (max 42 persons 

using 18” wide tables) 

• Group seating - chevron (max 39 persons 

using both sides of the table) 

Gate House 


Fanno Farmhouse 

8405 SW Creekside Place, Beaverton OR 

97005 (No JE catering available) 

Shown by appointment only 

Conference table (max 12 people) 

Theater (max 30; no tables) 

Circle of chairs (max 20; no tables) 

Rental Information 

Building rental (4 hr min): $50 per hour 

With Jenkins Estate catering services $40 

per hour ($250 minimum catering order) 

The Jenkins Estate offers a wide variety 

of audio-visual equipment, including WiFi 

connections. 

Jenkins Estate offers breakfast, lunch and 

afternoon snack options. 

Clients are invoiced after the event. 

What’s happening on the grounds? 

Geocaching is an adventure game utilizing 

Global Positioning System (GPS) receivers 

to fi nd ‘caches’ of small toys, trinkets, 

etc., hidden within containers of all sizes 

and shapes (including Tupperware-type 

containers, ammo boxes, and Altoids 

boxes). 

A geocacher goes to a geocaching web 

page (www.geocaching.com) and 

searches the list of caches in the local 

area. Each listed cache has a set of 

longitude and latitude coordinates and/ 

or clues. 

The geocachers use their GPS receivers 

(and any clues) to fi nd the caches, after 

which they sign online logs. 

The Jenkins Estate has many visitors 

each week looking for “treasure.” There 

are 4 known geocaches on the Jenkins 

Estate grounds. If you are new to this 

activity, our park is a great place to learn. 

If you have a GPS and you want an easy 

hike, plug these numbers in and see 

where it takes you. 

“T” Marks the Spot: 

N 45° 27.632 W 122° 53.620 

Rock Chamber: 

N 45° 27.517 W 122° 53.356 

Jenkins Estate Revisited: 

N 45° 27.755 W 122° 53.654 

I:II Calculus: N 45° 27.890 W 122° 

53.527 (Arctos XLV gradus komma 

XXVII punctum DCCX Vesper CXXII 

gradus komma LIII punctum CDLI) 

Forgotten Flower Garden: 

N 45° 27.613 W 122° 53.386 

Out Behind the Shed: 

N 45° 27.714 W 122° 53.335 

Park Watch 

Park Watch is a community stewardship and 

outreach program. 

Help us keep the park safe and enjoyable for 

everyone. Report violations such as graffi ti, 

vandalism and unauthorized camping. As a 

Jenkins Estate Park Watch volunteer you 

become a critical link between the Tualatin 

Hills Park & Recreation District and park 

patrons. Through your association with 

this program you will gain satisfaction from 

Jenkins Geocaching 

And what they are saying about the Jenkins 

Estate… 

“After fi nding this one I’ve got all 9 of the 

caches in Jenkins Estate and Camp Rivendale. 

This is a great park; my wife and I were 

married in the Tea House in the early ‘80s. 

And today my college-age son and I enjoyed 

yet another hike around the area for this 

cache. Thanks!” 

“Heh, this was a popular place today! I saw in 

the logbook someone had been there before 

me today, and then when I was walking 

back to the car after grabbing another nearby 

cache, I saw another group of cachers making 

the fi nd! Great area! TFTH!” 

“TFTC. My daughter found this one for us. 

She has a good eye for the well hidden. An 

excellent (dry) winter day for caching!” 

“Nice park thanks for the adventure on this 

cold morning.” 

“We had a blast here today. Great job by all 

CO’s, this was our 2nd in the park today.” 

Caches are placed with permission from 

Tualatin Hills Parks and Recreation District 

Natural Resources Department. They inventory 

all of the geocaches within our Park District. 

There is no bushwacking necessary as the 

caches are just off main trails. 

The park is open from dawn to dusk so please 

respect the park hours. Also, there are often 

weddings/events held here so please do not 

disturb those here for an event. 

If you would like to know more about our 

geocaches or others in the Park District, call 

the THPRD Natural Resources Department at 

503/629-6350. 

knowing you are helping make a great park 

even better and making your local area a 

healthier, safer place for everyone in our 

community. 

Hours: Varies, fl exible to meet volunteer 

and park needs. 

Questions: If you have any questions 

about our Park Watch Patrol, please call 

the Jenkins Estate at 503/629-6355, Park 

District Security Operations at 971/246- 

0174 or the Park District’s volunteer 

coordinator at 503/645-6433. 


Natural Resources Department 

THPRD East Annex 

5500 SW Arctic Drive, Suite 2 

Beaverton, 97005 503/629-6350 

Fax 503/629-6307 

Natural Resources Staff 

Bruce Barbarasch, Superintendent of Natural 

Resources and Trails Management 

John Gaddis, Natural Resources and Trails 

Specialist 

Julie Reilly, Natural Resources and Trails 

Specialist 

Melissa Marcum, Natural Resources 

Volunteer Coordinator 

Greg Creager, Park Ranger 

Scott Hinderman, Park Ranger 

Sarah Skelly, Park Ranger 

Kyle Spinks, Park Ranger 

Watch for Park Rangers 

THPRD’s four park rangers are charged with habitat 

management and nature interpretation at the scores 

of natural area parks throughout the District. They 

manage wildlife, coordinate restoration projects, 

and educate the public on ways to protect and 

conserve our natural resources. Ways to interact 

with your local ranger include: 

• Watch for them on the trails in your 

neighborhood park. 

• E-mail them at nature@thprd.org with your 

nature-related question. 

• Post your nature-related question on the THPRD 

Natural Resources Facebook page. 

• Find an event that they will be attending by 

checking the rangers outreach schedule at 

www.thprd.org 

Follow us on 

www.facebook.com/naturalresources 

Natural Resources 

The Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District offers more than 140 

natural areas. The Natural Resources Department, with the support 

of the community, serves as the steward of these areas managing 

wildlife habitat, native plant communities, and the trails that guide you 

through these natural areas. These sites are important reminders of 

our natural heritage and provide a variety of benefi ts including diverse 

habitats, wildlife corridors, and opportunities to connect with nature. 

Connect 

Pick up a map and challenge 

yourself to explore your 

neighborhood parks. Discover 

plants and wildlife and learn 

about projects that enhance and 

restore parks. Look for a ranger 

in a park or sign your child up 

for a week of nature camp. The 

Natural Resources Department 

offers environmental education programs for all ages at multiple 

locations throughout the district. The Nature Park Interpretive Center 

is the headquarters for all of these programs. 

Get Involved 

The best way to help protect the natural resources in our community 

is to get involved. The Natural Resources Department provides 

various volunteer opportunities in stewardship and education 

programs that support natural areas. 

• Leaders in Training-Experience (LITE) Program 

• Breeding and Bird Survey Program 

• Internships 

• Nature Education Program 

• Adopt-A-Plot Program 

Natural Resources Advisory Committee 

Members Needed 

Help guide natural resource management, environmental education 

programs, and trails in natural areas within the Tualatin Hills Parks & 

Recreation District. 

For information on any of these opportunities go to: 

www.thprd.org/nature/volunteers.cfm. Contact Melissa Marcum, 

Natural Resources volunteer coordinator, at 503/629-6350 x2953 or 

mmarcum@thprd.org with any questions. 


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Ride Into Spring 

Saturday, May 14, 2011 9 am-noon 

Join Natural Resources Staff and the Trails Advisory 

Committee on the third annual Ride into Spring. We’ll 

bicycle along the Fanno Creek Trail and learn about 

future plans for connections and improvements. 

Refreshments will be served. The ride is suitable 

for adults and children ages 12 and up. For more 

information, call 503/629-6350. 

Celebrate National Trails Day at 

Hyland Forest Park 

Saturday, June 4, 2011 9 am-noon 

Join neighbors and other volunteers to prune vegetation 

and improve trail surfaces throughout the park. 

Visit our website to register or contact Melissa Marcum 

at 503/629-6350 x2953 or mmarcum@thprd.org. 

For a schedule of where you can 

fi nd the Nature Mobile, check 

out the Free Nature Programs 

schedule on www.thprd.org. 

Hyland Forest Nature Play Area 

Studies have revealed that children who engage in play in 

natural settings and with natural elements show increased 

concentration, self-discipline, ability to cope with stress, and 

confi dence, as well as decreased symptoms of ADD/ADHD, 

behavioral disorders, and obesity. 

In response to this information and the nationwide trend 

toward increasing access to nature for kids, THPRD is 

developing a Nature Play pilot program, which includes the 

district’s fi rst off-trail play area in Hyland Forest Park. Children 

will be encouraged to play in a specifi cally marked area, using 

the materials available to build a fort, look for insects, make 

a mud pie, or play hide and seek. Off-trail use will only be 

allowed in the designated play area. 

The Nature Play area will open late this summer and will be 

the focus of ranger programs and interactions. Visit www. 

thprd.org and search for Hyland Forest. 

Out and About with THPRD’s 

Natural Resources Staff 

Stop by the Natural Resources booth at community events 

throughout the summer including Concerts in the Park, Party 

in the Park and the Mayor’s Picnics. It’s a great opportunity to 

meet your local park ranger and participate in nature activities 

with the Nature Mobile education staff. 

Nature Mobile 

The Nature Mobile program brings environmental education to schools, parks, and groups throughout the Park District. 

Watch for it around town where naturalists will provide nature and science learning opportunities along with fun 

activities and games. Call 503/629-6350 for more information or to schedule a traveling program with your group. 


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Nature Park Interpretive Center 

15655 SW Millikan Way 

Beaverton, 97006 503/629-6350 

Fax 503/629-6351 

www.thprd.org/parks/thnp.cfm 

TriMet Route #57, 62, 67 

Westside Light Rail (MAX) - Merlo/158th 

Park Hours: Dawn until dusk, unless otherwise 

posted. 

Interpretive Center Hours 

Monday - Friday 8:30 am-5 pm 

Saturday - Sunday 9 am-5 pm 

Closures: Call the center for holiday hours 

Interpretive Center Staff 

Kristin Atman, Interpretive Programs Supervisor 

Elisa Joy Payne, Program Coordinator 

Karen Munday, Program Coordinator 

Shelley Lebel, Offi ce Technician 

Jackie Konen, Evening Supervisor 

Christine Senseman, Weekend Supervisor 

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With the Nature Park Interpretive Center acting as headquarters, the 

Natural Resources Department provides environmental education 

opportunities to connect people with nature throughout the Park 

District. Join us at one of the following programs to develop a greater 

understanding and appreciation for the plants and wildlife that inhabit the 

natural areas around us. 

The Nature Park Interpretive Center offers: 

• Environmental 

Education Programs 

• Nature Kids Preschool 

• Group Programs 

• School Field Trips 

• Birthday Parties 

• Special Events 

• Fitness 


• Native Plant Garden 

• Outdoor Recreation 

• Volunteer 

Opportunities 

The Tualatin Hills Nature Park provides a unique habitat for many plants and 

animals. Come explore the park’s ponds, creeks, marshes, and forests on 1½ 

miles of paved trails, four miles of secondary trails, and 222 acres of ecologically 

diverse habitats. Pets, including dogs, are not allowed in the park. 

Friends of the Tualatin Hills Nature Park 

Do you love the Nature Park? Consider joining the Friends of the Tualatin 

Hills Nature Park, a group of volunteers who get together to work on 

park projects, fundraise for park improvements, and support educational 

events. To fi nd out more, call the Interpretive Center at 503/629-6350. 

Nature Store 

The Nature Store is located in the lobby of the Interpretive Center and 

offers a wide range of nature-related books and gifts for toddlers up to 

adults. All profi ts from store sales go back to the Tualatin Hills Park 

Foundation for environmental education and park improvements. 

Facility Rentals 

Our class/meeting rooms are available for 

rentals when programs are not scheduled. 

Please call Shelley Lebel at 503/629-6350 for 

rates and availability. 


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Month of Green April 2011 

Join us in celebrating sustainability in the Park District natural areas and parks throughout the month of April. Visit our Green Gardening Fair and Spring 

Native Plant Sale to learn about and purchase native plants, fi nd out what we are doing in our natural areas by joining us for a walk, or get involved in a 

habitat restoration project. 

Look for special activities throughout the district where you can learn about and get involved in protecting our natural resources. Check out the schedule 

below or our website for more detailed information: www.thprd.org. 

DATE TIME LOCATION ACTIVITY 

Saturday, April 2 9 am-Noon Tualatin Hills Nature Park Invasive Plant Removal 

Saturday, April 2 9 am-Noon Summercrest Park Native Plant Mulching 

Sunday, April 3 11 am-3 pm Greenway Park Nature Day in the Park 

Saturday, April 9 9 am-Noon Autumn Ridge Park Invasive Plant Removal 

Saturday, April 9 9 am-1 pm Beaverton City Library Living Green Neighborhood Summit 

Sunday, April 10 11 am-3 pm Hart Meadows Park Nature Day in the Park 

Saturday, April 16 9 am-1 pm Hazeldale Park SOLV IT Earth Day Invasive Plant Removal 

Saturday, April 16 9 am-1 pm Pioneer Park SOLV IT Earth Day Ivy Removal 

Saturday, April 16 9 am-1 pm Kaiser Woods Park SOLV IT Earth Day Ivy Removal 

Saturday, April 16 8 am Online or at 503/439-9400 Registration for summer nature camps opens 

Saturday, April 23 11 am-3 pm Commonwealth Lake Park Nature Day in the Park 

Saturday, April 30 9 am-Noon Carolwood Park Blackberry Maintenance 

Saturday, April 30 10 am-2 pm Tualatin Hills Nature Park Spring Native Plant Sale and Green Gardening Fair 

Green Gardening Fair 

& Spring Native Plant Sale 

Saturday 

April 30 

10 am-2 pm 

Learn sustainable gardening 

techniques through activities 

and information booths 

featuring composting, watering, native plants, and much more! 

Visit our Native Plant Sale where you’ll be able to choose 

from a wide variety of native trees, shrubs, and perennials. 

Friends of the Tualatin Hills Nature Park sponsor this event 

with proceeds going toward future park improvements and 

environmental education programs. 

Bugs that 

Bug us: 

Mosquitos, 

Wasps and 

Flies 

Saturday, August 27 11 am to 4 pm 

Buzz on into Bug Fest, where there are exciting opportunities 

to learn about bugs of all shapes and sizes. Activities and 

educational displays at this year’s event will highlight bugs that 

drive humans buggy. Discover how mosquitos, wasps, and fl ies 

contribute to the ecosystem and ways that humans and bugs 

can get along. Bring a bug to be identifi ed by an expert! 


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Group Nature Programs 

Led by skilled naturalists, these programs are great for scout 

troops, birthdays, youth groups, homeschool groups, after-school 

clubs, or businesses. Call today for details and to schedule a 

program at the Tualatin Hills Nature Park or another natural area in 

your neighborhood. 

Guided Hikes – Ages 3 and up 

Explore the park on an exploratory and educational hike. Your 

group will be led through various habitats as the guide shares 

stories and experiences about the natural world inside our local 

parks. 

Hands-On Adventures – Ages 5 and up 

These programs provide opportunities for participants to see 

natural objects up-close and engage in interactive activities in 

addition to a guided hike. Topics include animals, plants, and 

natural systems. 

Park after Dark 

Experience nature after dark. These hands-on experiences start 

off in a classroom learning about bats, coyotes, or owls before 

heading out on a guided hike to explore the park at night. 

Badge Programs for Scouts 

Looking for an activity that will help your scout or troop work 

towards specifi c badges? Our experienced staff will focus guided 

hikes and hands-on adventures to meet your scouting needs. 

Please e-mail Elisa Joy Payne at epayne@thprd.org or call for 

details on programs. 


Ages 3 to 12 

Whether your child loves bugs, 

knows all about birds, or just 

likes being outside, we can 

provide a memorable experience 

for the birthday boy or girl and 

up to eleven friends. Our typical package includes a one-hour 

nature program of your choice, a party room set up with 

tables and chairs, and easy access to either the Tualatin Hills 

or Cooper Mountain Nature Parks. We can also provide one 

of our many program options at your neighborhood park. Call 

today for details and to reserve a spot. 

Drop-in Fitness/Yoga 

Drop-in Fitness Classes are now available for $9 in-district and $27 

out-of-district for most classes. No drop-ins for full classes or Yoga 

& Meditation. Call 503/629-6350 for more information. 

Fitness - Teen/Adult 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Yoga, Beginning/Intermediate 

Learn how to stretch deeply and completely with simple movements 

combined with conscious breathing. Increase your strength and 

fl exibility and bring about a more relaxed state of being. 

No class 7/4. 

6/20-7/18 (4) M 6-7:15 pm 16 yrs-Adult $30 

NP12501 Beaver Den (Mateen) 

6/20-7/18 (4) M 7:30-8:45 pm 16 yrs-Adult $30 

NP12502 Beaver Den (Mateen) 

6/21-8/23 (10) T 6-7:15 pm 16 yrs-Adult $74 

NP12503 Beaver Den (Jean) 

6/23-8/25 (10) Th 6:15-7:30 pm 16 yrs-Adult $74 

NP12507 Beaver Den (Shelly) 

6/23-8/25 (10) Th 7:45-9 pm 16 yrs-Adult $74 

NP12508 Beaver Den (Shelly) 

7/25-8/22 (5) M 6-7:15 pm 16 yrs-Adult $37 

NP12509 Beaver Den (Kaycheri) 

7/25-8/22 (5) M 7:30-8:45 pm 16 yrs-Adult $37 

NP12510 Beaver Den (Kaycheri) 

Yoga & Meditation 

Come experience the many benefi ts of yoga postures, especially how 

they can help relax our bodies, calm our minds, and prepare us for the 

practice of meditation. The last 20 minutes of each class will be spent 

exploring meditation. (Jean) 

6/21-8/23 (10) T 7:30-8:45 pm 16 yrs-Adult $74 

NP12504 Beaver Den 

Meditation, Beginning 

Be introduced to basic mindfulness practices based on Insight 

Meditation techniques - proven methods for reducing stress and 

building deeper peace of mind. Beginning with the breath, the exercises 

include body awareness, feelings, emotions, patterns of thinking, and 

fundamental attitudes that lead to peace and harmony. Final class 

includes tips for adapting mindfulness awareness in everyday living. 

No class 6/29. (Jim) 

6/22-8/17 (8) W 6-7:15 pm 16 yrs-Adult $59 


Tai Chi, Basic 24 - Gesture 

The basic 24 Gesture Tai Chi is aimed at the beginner and uses 

representative moves from the Yang style, containing the important and 

traditional characteristics and features of traditional forms. The short 

form enables beginners, older and younger, to appreciate the essential 

principals of Tai Chi of effortless movement, relaxation, and mindful 

awareness. No class 6/29. (Jim) 

6/22-8/17 (8) W 7:30-8:45 pm 12 yrs-Adult $59 



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Nature Studies - Preschool 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Tyke Treks 

These guided hikes are a 

great way to get outdoors 

with your preschool child 

and meet other kids. 

Have fun with stories 

and games while strolling 

along and learning about 

our surroundings with a 

naturalist. Each trek meets 

at a different location. 

Only one registration 

per family is necessary. 

(Elaine) 


Commonwealth Lake 

Check out the many kinds of ducks and water birds as we stroll 

around the lake and playground. Meet at the park entrance on 

Huntington Avenue and Foothill Drive. 

7/7 Th 10-11 am 2-5 yrs $8 

NP15111 Offsite 

Fanno Creek 

Plants and animals in the park both have wet feet. See which 

ones live here and where to fi nd them. Meet at the Denney Road 

entrance, just west of the Hwy 217 overpass. 

8/4 Th 10-11 am 2-5 yrs $8 

NP15112 Offsite 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Creature Features 


As the seasons change, so does life in the Nature Park. Learn about 

the summer wildlife in this series of classes. Hear stories, meet 

other parents and kids, and see natural treasures up close. Each 

class includes a simple craft or coloring project. Weather permitting, 

we’ll take a short hike into the forest. Parent participation required. 

(Elaine) 

Summer Fun 

Discover how the animals and plants in the Nature Park spend 

their summer vacation. 

7/5 T 10-11 am 3-5 yrs $8 

NP15101A Beaver Den 

7/5 T 11:15 am-12:15 pm 3-5 yrs $8 

NP15101B Beaver Den 

Sensational Seeds 

How does a tiny seed grow up to be such a big tree? Learn 

amazing things about different kinds of seeds. 

7/12 T 10-11 am 3-5 yrs $8 


7/12 T 11:15 am-12:15 pm 3-5 yrs $8 


Coastal Critters 

Get ready for a day at the beach by learning about the creatures 

you may meet at the seashore! 

7/26 T 10-11 am 3-5 yrs $8 


7/26 T 11:15 am-12:15 pm 3-5 yrs $8 


Wet-n-Wild 

Learn how people and animals use water, especially for keeping 

cool in the summer. 

8/2 T 10-11 am 3-5 yrs $8 


8/2 T 11:15 am-12:15 pm 3-5 yrs $8 



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Nature 

Kids 

Preschool 

This September through May program offers a consistent setting 

for preschool children to develop social, communication, and 

motor skills. Developmentally appropriate activities are introduced 

throughout the year in a curriculum structure that focuses on 

experiential learning through exposure to nature and the changing 

seasons. Children will form friendships, learn respect, and have the 

opportunity to grow with the help of caring teachers and supportive 

parents in a safe yet active natural environment. For more 

information or to register, please contact the preschool coordinator, 

Jan Burkhart, at 503/629-6350 x2523 or e-mail jburkhar@thprd.org. 

Chipmunks - Ages 3-4 

This twice-weekly program provides a positive and nurturing 

fi rst school experience. Children will enhance their emotional 

development by learning to follow routines, listen to directions, 

share, and make new friends. While this is mainly a year of 

socialization and learning through play experiences, children will 

be introduced to letters, shapes, numbers, colors, and science 

through songs, stories, activities, and exploratory hikes. Children 

must be able to use the restroom independently. 

Sept. - May T/Th 9:30-11:30 am 3-4 yrs 

$115 month Robin’s Nest 

Ladybugs - Ages 4-5 

Three days a week in this preschool provides a strong foundation for 

children entering kindergarten next year. Children develop through a 

balance of tactile activities, play, and academic experiences. They 

are given the opportunities and guidance to develop communication 

and problem-solving skills. Numbers, letters, and words are 

introduced through structured, nature-based activities, observation 

of the seasons, and rhythms of nature. Two off-site fi eld trips are 

included in the schedule. 

Sept. - May M/W/F 9:30 am-noon 4-5 yrs. 

$199 month Robin’s Nest 

Afternoon Preschool – Ages 4-5 

The Nature Park Interpretive Center will be offering an afternoon 

preschool option starting in September for children entering 

kindergarten the next year. Please call for details. 

Nature Studies - Youth/Family 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Family Bat Outing 

Find out about Oregon’s bats and learn how to attract these fl ying 

bug eaters to your yard. See a slide show and drive to a nearby site 

to see live bats in action and listen to their echolocation calls using 

a bat detector. Fee is a family rate - covers one adult and up to two 

additional family members (children or adult). (Elaine) 

7/15 F 7:30-9:30 pm 6 yrs-Adult $17 


7/29 F 7:30-9:30 pm 6 yrs-Adult $17 


Bug Basics 

Get ready for Bug Fest! Come to the Nature Park and learn all about 

our spineless friends. Find out about the major groups of insects, catch 

some bugs, get a close look using microscopes, and then set them free! 

8/20 S 10 am-noon 6-8 yrs $10 

NP15203 Robin’s Nest 

8/20 S 1-3 pm 8-10 yrs $10 

NP15204 Robin’s Nest 

Outdoor Recreation - Youth/Adult 

Outdoor Recreation 

Refund Policy: Request to drop or change one-day programs/classes/ 

trips must be made at least four working days prior to the date of 

the program. No credit will be applied if less advance notice is given. 

Weather Policy: All outdoor programs go “rain or shine.” 

Age Requirements: Children may attend activities where appropriate 

ages are stated. 

All registrants under 18 years old must be registered and 

accompanied by a registered adult. 

Transportation: Unless otherwise stated, individuals will provide their 

own transportation to the meeting site. 

Tour Ratings: We use a rating system to help you choose the right 

tour for your skill level. 

Attending a tour beyond your skill level and physical conditioning 

is unfair to yourself as well as other participants and could create 

safety problems. Participants should select a tour rating that 

matches their skill and fi tness level. Be aware that weather can 

dramatically change the tour rating. 

Beginning: Minimal skill and fi tness level is required. Tours are 

usually under 500 feet elevation gain/loss, less than 6 miles of 

canoeing/hiking/skiing/kayaking/snowshoeing and less than 10 miles 

of biking (pace is 10-15 mph on fl ats). 

Intermediate: Moderate skill level and fi tness is required. Tours 

are usually less than 750 feet elevation gain/loss and less than 10 

miles of hiking/skiing/canoeing/kayaking/snowshoeing or 30 miles of 

biking (pace is 10-15 mph on fl ats). 


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Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Touring Kayak Long Tour and Lesson, Beginning 

Explore our local waterways at a leisurely pace in touring kayaks. 

These stable and responsive kayaks will allow you to quickly become a 

profi cient paddler. Both solo and double kayaks are available. We will 

provide a brief introduction/lesson to kayaking so even the fi rst timer 

will be ready for the tour. Cost includes kayak, equipment, and guide. 

(NW Discoveries) 

7/16 S 8:30 am-1 pm 11 yrs-Adult $58 

NP16506 Meet at New Rodgers Landing, Newberg, OR 

Touring Kayak Lesson, Beginning 

Learn how to use touring kayaks. The fi rst half of the lesson will 

include a discussion on kayak equipment, steering strokes, paddling in 

a straight line, bracing, and rescues. The second half of your lesson will 

be a tour on a local waterway to practice and become profi cient in your 

new skills. Very stable solo and tandem kayaks with big cockpits are 

used. Cost includes kayak, equipment, and guide. (NW Discoveries) 

7/30 S 2-5:30 pm 11 yrs-Adult $42 

NP16508 Meet at Clackamette Park, Oregon City, OR 

Touring Kayak Short Tour and Lesson, Beginning 

Explore our local waterways in touring kayaks. Very stable and 

responsive kayaks with large cockpits will allow you to quickly become 

profi cient kayak paddlers. Both solo and double kayaks are available. 

We provide a brief introduction/lesson to kayaking so even the fi rst 

timer will be ready for the tour. Cost includes kayak, equipment, and 

guide. (NW Discoveries) 

9/24 S 12:30-3:30 pm 11 yrs-Adult $42 

NP26503 Meet at the Rock Island, West Linn, OR 

Canoe Lesson, Beginning 

Learn to effi ciently propel your canoe along our local waterways using 

basic forward, backward, and steering strokes. Develop skills for 

longer tours. No partners needed. Cost includes canoe, equipment, and 

instructor. (NW Discoveries) 

7/16 S 4-6:30 pm 11 yrs-Adult $42 

NP16504 Meet at Tualatin River, Tualatin, OR 

9/24 S 4-6:30 pm 11 yrs-Adult $42 

NP26501 Meet at Rock Island in West Linn, OR 

Canoe Short or Long Tour, Intermediate 

Explore the Willamette River and surrounding waterways by canoe. 

Canoe tour participants should have canoed at least once before. 

Individual instruction is provided upon request as we tour. No partners 

needed. Cost includes canoe, equipment, and guide. (NW Discoveries) 

7/16 S 8:30 am-1 pm 11 yrs-Adult $58 

NP16505 Meet at Rodgers Landing, Newberg, OR 

9/24 S 12:30-3:30 pm 11 yrs-Adult $42 

NP26502 Meet at Rock Island, West Linn, OR 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Clackamas River Rafting 

Enjoy the closest rafting to Beaverton! Experience the fun and 

excitement of class III-IV rapids, crystal clear water, lush forest canyon 

and beautiful wildlife for a great day on the river. Equipment and guide 

provided for this 5-6 hour trip. (River Drifters) 

6/18 S 10 am-3:45 pm 8 yrs-Adult $93 

NP16501 Meet at the Clackamas River, Memaloose, OR 

6/25 S 10 am-3:45 pm 8 yrs-Adult $93 


7/3 Su 10 am-3:45 pm 8 yrs-Adult $93 


White Salmon River Rafting 

Carving an impressive path from Mt. Adams to the Columbia River, 

the White Salmon River roars with excitement. For eight miles your 

paddling skills will be tested with numerous fun and challenging rapids. 

Enjoy the rivers beauty and on this action-packed the trip! Rafting 

equipment and guide provided. (River Drifters) 

7/24 Su 9:30 am-1:15 pm 10 yrs-Adult $73 

NP16507 Meet at the White Salmon River, Husum, WA 


NP16509 Meet at the White Salmon River, Husum, WA 

Deschutes River Rafting 

Come experience Oregon’s most popular river. Your adventure will 

include 15 miles of stunning desert scenery, great weather, warm 

water, many fun and playful rapids, body slides, and a scrumptious hot 

lunch (provided), all packed into a 6-hour day. The Deschutes River is 

perfect for the whole family! (River Drifters) 


NP16510 Meet at the Deschutes River, Maupin, OR 







18892 SW Kemmer Road 

Beaverton, 97007 503/629-6350 

Fax 503/629-6351 

www.thprd.org/parks/ 

coopermountain.cfm 

Park Hours: Dawn until dusk, unless 

otherwise posted. 

Cooper Mountain Nature House Staff 

Scott Hinderman, Park Ranger 

Bruce Barbarasch, Superintendent of Natural 

Resources and Trails Management 

Demonstration Garden 

This garden has been designed to demonstrate 

great plant picks for easy maintenance and low 

water use. The beautiful collection of native 

and nature-friendly plant species provides 

design ideas that home gardeners can easily 

duplicate in their own yards. Discover natural 

ways to attract wildlife and reduce the need for 

pesticides and fertilizers in your home garden. 



Overlooking the Tualatin River Valley, the Cooper Mountain Nature Park is located 

on the edge of Beaverton. This 230-acre park offers visitors 3½ miles of trails 

traversing the park and passing through each of its distinct habitats – from conifer 

forest to prairie and oak woodlands. Visitors will be rewarded with grand views of 

the Chehalem Mountains, close-up looks at Oregon white oaks, and a small prairie 

that has sat relatively undisturbed for hundreds of years. The park also features a 

nature play area for children. 

Metro and THPRD work in partnership to manage Cooper Mountain Nature Park. 

Together the two agencies continue habitat restoration and wildlife monitoring, 

maintain hiking trails and the Nature House, and provide environmental education 

programs to visitors of all ages. 

Pets: Pets, including dogs, are not allowed in the park and the parking lot area. 

STONECREEK 

PAMONA 

SUNCREST 

192ND 

Overlook 

Trail 


Loop 

190TH 

Parking 

Play Area 

COOPER 

MOUNTAIN 

NATURE 

HOUSE 

Little 

Prairie 

Loop 

Blacktail 

Way 

Larkspur 

Loop 


Nature House Rentals 

MAYBERRY 

POLE 

BARN KEMMER 

Park Boundaries 

Miles 

0 .25 

Our class/meeting room is available for rentals when programs are 

not scheduled. Please call Shelley Lebel at 503/629-6350 for rates 

and availability. 


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Cooper Mountain Nature Park 503/629-6350 


Ages 3 to 12 

Whether your child loves bugs, knows all about birds, or just 

likes being outside, we can provide a memorable experience 

for the birthday boy or girl and up to eleven friends. Our 

typical package includes a one-hour nature program of your 

choice, a party room set up with tables and chairs, and easy 

access to either the Tualatin Hills or Cooper Mountain Nature 

Parks. We can also provide one of our many program options 

at your neighborhood park. Call today for details and to 

reserve a spot. 

Registration for 

Cooper Mountain Programs 

Out-of-district patrons will be able to register for programs 

at Cooper Mountain Nature Park at the in-district fee rate. 

You will need to acquire a THPRD residency card, at no extra 

charge, before registration begins. Cooper Mountain program 

registration for both in-district and out-of-district patrons will 

begin Saturday, April 17, 2011. Please see page 5 for more 

information. This special out-of-district fee exemption is only 

valid for programs at the Cooper Mountain Nature Park. 

Cooper Mountain Volunteers 

Volunteers have been involved at Cooper Mountain since its 

protection more than a decade ago. Both Metro and THPRD 

offer a wide range of opportunities for volunteers of all ages 

and abilities to help out at the park. 

To get involved in restoring the rare habitats, collecting 

and propagating native seeds, or monitoring wildlife 

populations, contact Metro at 503/797-1653 or parkvol@ 

oregonmetro.gov. 

To get involved in nature education programs, events, 

park watch, or the Adopt-A-Garden plot program, contact 

Melissa Marcum at 503/629-6350 or mmarcum@thprd.org. 

Fitness 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Yoga, Beginning/Intermediate 

Enjoy the amazing views from Cooper Mountain while learning how to 

stretch deeply and completely with simple movements combined with 


about a more relaxed state of being. 

6/25-7/23 (5) S 9-10:15 am 16 yrs-Adult $37 

CM12501 Nature House (Mateen) 

7/30-8/27 (5) S 9-10:15 am 16 yrs-Adult $37 

CM12502 Nature House (Kaycheri) 

Drop-in Fitness/Yoga 

Drop-in Fitness Classes are now available for $9. No drop-ins for full 

classes. Call 503/629-6350 for more information. 


Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Wild About Cooper Mountain 

This series of classes are geared towards preschoolers and 

kindergartners. They will learn about an exciting new topic each 

week. Classes may include a walk, stories, hands-on activities, 

games, and crafts. (Alexandra) 

Amazing Oceans 

Who lives in the sea? Learn about the amazing animals that live in 

the ocean from sea turtles to dolphins and whales. 

6/15 W 1-3 pm 4-6 yrs $13 

CM15101 Nature House 

All About Reptiles 

Join us to explore the world of our resident reptiles. Learn to run 

like a lizard and slither like a snake. 

6/22 W 1-3 pm 4-6 yrs $13 


Bugs, Bugs, and more Bugs 

Get buggy in this class and learn about the world of insects. 

6/29 W 1-3 pm 4-6 yrs $13 


Beautiful Birds 

Come fl y with us through the park as we learn about our local birds. 

7/6 W 1-3 pm 4-6 yrs $13 



Cooper Mountain Nature Park 503/629-6350 

Nature Studies - Youth/Adult 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 


Family Habitat Hikes 

Join a naturalist on a guided hike through one of the many different 

habitats at Cooper Mountain Nature Park. Only participants 11 years 

and older need to register. Up to two children (ages 0-10) are welcome 

to accompany each registered adult. Strollers are discouraged. 

Meadows 

Walk through the tall grass in search of butterfl ies, dragonfl ies, and other 

insects. We will be sure to take the time to smell the fl owers. (Elaine) 

6/25 S 9:30-11:30 am 11 yrs-Adult $9 


Oak Savannah 

Explore this amazing ecosystem as we search for woodpeckers and 

squirrels that make this their home because of the abundance of acorns. 

(Elaine) 

7/9 S 9:30-11:30 am 11 yrs-Adult $9 


Twilight Tuesday 

What is the wildlife doing at sunset at the Nature Park? Metro 

Naturalist James Davis continues to explore twilight time at Cooper 

Mountain this summer. Dusk is one of the best times to see wildlife 

and on this relaxing walk, learn the basic techniques of wildlife 

watching and identifi cation. Some possible mammals that might 

show up are deer, coyote, raccoon and rabbits. Bring your binoculars 

or borrow a pair of ours. Suitable for adults and children ages 10 

and older, but all participants must be able to be quiet, sneaky, and 

patient. All children must be registered with, and accompanied by, a 

registered adult. (James Davis, Metro Naturalist) 

7/12 T 7-9:30 pm 10 yrs-Adult $10 


8/2 T 7-9:30 pm 10 yrs-Adult $10 


Metro Naturalist Programs 

Nature Studies - Youth/Adult 

Free Metro Natural Gardening Programs 

Our free Cooper Mountain programs are offered in conjunction with 

Metro. Please register by calling 503/629-6350. 

Gardens of Eatin’ – Edible Landscaping 

Get the skinny on blending edibles and ornamentals for a lowmaintenance 

landscape. Discover salad-boosting herbs and fl owers, 

fruit trees for small spaces, and native plants that hide “berried” 

treasures. Learn easy organic care methods and the best varieties 

for blueberries, strawberries, tree fruits, grapes, kiwis, culinary herbs 

and more. 

Saturday, July 16, 2011 1-2:30 pm Free 

Native Plants for Birds, Bees, and Butterfl ies 

Eager to see benefi cial birds, butterfl ies and gentle native bees? 

Discover how beautiful native plants can bring these allies to your 

yard, helping fi ght pests and improving garden productivity. Learn 

which natives might be right for your yard and how to plant and care 

for them without harmful garden chemicals. Plus, fi nd out where to 

get native plants in your area. 

Saturday, August 20, 2011 1-2:30 pm Free 

Native Bees to the Rescue 

Concerned about honeybees? No need for pollinator pandemonium; 

bees just need a little help from their friends. Discover the secret life 

of native bees. There is a hidden world awaiting you, full of dozens 

of species of bees native to the Willamette Valley; from carpenter 

bees to leafcutters. These gentle bees that almost never sting can 

provide critical pollination, but they need your help. At this class we 

will identify bees and the plants they eat and learn how to install a 

bee nursery. All children must be registered with, and accompanied 

by, a registered adult. (Deb Scrivens, Metro Naturalist) 

8/7 Su 1-3 pm 11 yrs-Adult $8 


Myths and Legends of the Stars at Cooper 

Mountain 

All cultures fi nd stories in the stars. Join Metro Naturalist Deb 

Scrivens for tales from the Northwest and other regions. This progam 

is weather-dependent - if it is raining or more than a quarter of the 

sky is covered, the program is canceled. Children 16 and under must 

be registered and accompanied by a registered adult. (Deb Scrivens, 

Metro Naturalist) 

8/20 S 8:30-9:30 pm 11 yrs-Adult $8 



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Trails Advisory Committee 

Chair: Wendy Kroger Vice Chair: Tom Hjort 

Recorder: Joe Barcott 

Members: 

Kevin Apperson, John Gruher, Susan Hanson, Mary 

O’Donnell, Jim Parsons, Barbara Sonniksen 

Visitors are always welcome at our meetings, which are 

held the third Tuesday of each month at 7-9 pm, usually 

at the Elsie Stuhr Center (except summer). Agendas are 

available on our website. 

If you are interested in serving on the Trails Advisory 

Committee, please log on to the district’s website at 

www.thprd.org and get an application. 

Third Annual ‘Ride Into Spring’ 

Coming May 14, 2011 

Join Natural Resources Staff and the Trails Advisory 

Committee on the third annual Ride into Spring. We’ll 

bicycle along the Fanno Creek Trail and learn about future 

plans for connections and improvements. Refreshments 

will be served. The ride is suitable for adults and children 

ages 12 and up. For more information, call 503/629-6350. 

Trails Committee Report 

Beaverton Mayor Denny Doyle and his wife, Ann, participated in the 2010 Ride 

Into Spring event. 

National Trails Day: 

“Made with all Natural Ingredients” 

The Trails Advisory Committee joins neighbors, other 

volunteers, and THPRD staff to celebrate National Trails Day at 

Hyland Forest Park on Saturday, June 4, 2011. The theme for 

National Trails Day 2011, ‘Made With All Natural Ingredients,’ 

encourages Americans to get outside and connect with each 

other to “…experience, appreciate and celebrate the natural 

places where we can fi nd a spread of scenery, a plateful of 

peace, and a heap of happiness and health,” according to the 

American Hiking Society. 

Save the date: Saturday, June 4, 2011, to join friends and 

neighbors to clean up and spiff up Hyland Forest Park. Please 

see page 189 for additional information and contacts for 

questions. 

National Bike to Work Week is May 16-20. 

National Bike to Work Day is May 20. 

National Trails Day is June 4. 


MURRAY 

TV HWY (8) 

FARMINGTON 


5550 SW Hall Blvd. 

Beaverton, 97005 503/629-6342 

Fax: 503/629-6347 


Hours 

Monday/Tuesday/Thursday 7:30 am - 9 pm 

Wednesday/Friday 7:30 am - 5 pm 


Facility Closures: 7/4, 8/1-9/17 (expansion) 

Specialized Recreation Staff 

Linda Jo Enger, Center Supervisor 

Leilani Galanto, Program Coordinator 

Inclusion 

C 

STOTT 

Beaverton 

Swim Center 

MAIN 

ALLEN 

3RD 

WATSON 

Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District promotes 

the power of choice to enhance the quality of life for 

individuals of all abilities by providing diverse accessible 

recreation in an environment that promotes dignity, 

success and fun. Through inclusion services, the district 

may provide reasonable staff support for those who 

prefer other THPRD programs and/or activities. If you 

would like to request inclusion services, call Leilani 

Galanto at 503/629-6342. 

HALL 

9TH 

12TH 

CANYON 

Specialized Recreation 

Activities for Persons (13 yrs & up) with Disabilities 


Elsie 

Stuhr 

Center 

HWY 

217 

Scholarships are available to in-district participants. 

Call the Administration Offi ce at 503/645-6433 for details. 

Registration 

Registration for activities with SP numbers will need to be made by 

phone-in or walk-in registration. Participants will need to obtain a 

THPRD residency card (available at Park District facility). 

An out-of-district assessment is additional. Call Leilani Galanto at 

503/629-6342 for additional information. 

Please schedule arrivals and pickups no earlier than 30 minutes before 

and 30 minutes after the activities you are registered for. Staff will 

not be available any earlier or later than these times unless previously 

scheduled. 


Hawaiian Luau 

Saturday, July 30, 2011 

5:30-8 pm 

Join us at the Elsie Stuhr Center 

for a Hawaiian Luau and Hula Halau 

performance! Great food and cool 

drinks! Your evening begins with 

Hawaiian melodies and refreshing drinks, where each guest is greeted 

with a fl ower lei. Let’s celebrate the summer with family and friends. 

Wear your Hawaiian attire! $5 per person 

Tickets available at the Elsie Stuhr Center. Please call Leilani Galanto at 

503/629-6342 to sign up and for more information. 

Barn Dance 

Friday, September 9, 2011 

5:30-8 pm 

Join us at the Hinchcliff Farms for 

a barn dance with a live band! Your 

evening begins with a good ol’ fashion 

BBQ. We will learn country line dancing 

for all ages and abilities followed 

by country western music by Daily. 

Transportation will be provided via 

school bus roundtrip and will leave the Stuhr Center at 5 pm. $10 per 

person 

Tickets available at the Elsie Stuhr Center. Please call Leilani Galanto at 

503/629-6342 to sign up and for more information. 


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Specialized Recreation ID=In-district Resident Price AP=Assessment Paid 503/629-6342 

Therapeutic Recreation Drop-in 

A THPRD Specialized Recreation Emergency/Medical 

information form is required in order to participate. 

This is a recreation and socialization program for teens and 

adults (ages 13+) with developmental disabilities. Join us 

for fun activities: dances, arts and crafts, game night, offsite 

activities and much more! A detailed schedule can be 

found in the TR Times quarterly newsletter. 

For more information or to get on the e-mail or mailing list, 

call the Stuhr Center offi ce at 503/629-6342. 

Cost: $1 weekly (except where noted for off-site activities) 

Those requiring one-on-one assistance must bring an aide 

who stays for the duration of the activity at all facilities. 

Participation is on a drop-in basis and requires the following 

in order to participate: A THPRD residency card and a 

completed Specialized Recreation Emergency/Medical 

Information form. 

(Pamela Watson, TR Coordinator) 

Mondays: 6:30-8:30 pm 

Location: Elsie Stuhr Center 

5550 SW Hall Blvd 

Beaverton, OR 97005 

For safety and liability reasons, THPRD staff reserve the 

right to refuse acceptance into programs for any individual 

who displays ag gres sive or challenging behaviors that are 

in ap pro pri ate to a community setting, or put the leader or 

another par tic i pant at risk of injury. Al ter na tive program 

options will be rec om mend ed whenever possible. 

Adventures Without Limits 

AWL is a nonprofi t that has served the Portland metropolitan 

area with accessible recreation programs since 1995. AWL’s 

mission is to empower people of all abilities through inclusive 

recreation opportunities. Its goal is to provide participants 

an opportunity in the outdoors and in the community that 

will promote skill-building, personal development and selfconfi 

dence. Activities offered include sea kayaking, canoeing, 

rock climbing, beach trips, rafting, biking, snowshoeing and 

cross-country skiing. For participants with special needs, AWL 

provides adapted equipment (for example, three-wheeled bikes 

or sea-kayaks with outriggers for extra balance), in addition 

to extra volunteer support to ensure participants’ success. 

Participant scholarships are available. Please contact AWL for 

more information. 

Call 503/359-2568 or e-mail: kris@awloutdoors.com 

Drop-in Sports 

Basketball 

Take this opportunity to play pickup games of basketball. Check 

for the winter/spring detailed schedule in the TR Times quarterly 

coming out in December and March. 

Thursday: 6:30-7:50 pm Cost: $1 each time 

Location: THPRD Athletic Center - 15707 SW Walker Road, 

Beaverton (some Thursdays not available) 

Participation is on a drop-in basis and requires the following: 

� Completed Specialized Recreation Medical/Emergency 

Information form 

� Sign up before attending, if you are a new participant 

� Complete and sign a TR Sports Guidelines waiver form 

� Those requiring 1:1 assistance must bring an aide & must stay 

for the entire duration of the activity at the AC. 

THPRD offers a pass good for fi ve drop-in sports activities for $5. 

Out-of-district assessments are additional. For more information, 

please call Leilani Galanto at 503/629-6342. 

Many of the art materials are not water-soluable, so bring a 

smock or wear your favorite painting shirt. 

Arts and Crafts - Specialized Rec 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

3D Fireworks T-shirt 

Make stunning T-shirt to wear for this year’s Fourth of July festivities! 

Show off your patriotic spirit and creativity. Everyone will want 

to know where you got such a great top! All materials provided. 

(Margaret) 

6/21-6/28 (2) T 5-6:30 pm ID: $19 AP: $32 

SP14700 Spruce 

How to Think in Clay: A Ceramic Workshop 

Let’s get creative and explore the art of clay. You will have the choice 

to make a variety of projects including plaques and fi gurines. All 

materials furnished. Instructor will “fi re” completed works. (Constance) 

6/24-7/29 (6) F 3:30-4:45 pm ID: $53 AP: $88 


Painting Oil and Acrylics 

Utilize your talents to the fullest! Do you like to draw, paint or sketch? 

You can express how you feel about the environment through your 

own imagination. With Art in Motion, you will experience and enjoy the 

creative process while learning the skills needed to create a work of art 

with pride and have an opportunity to share it. (Margaret) 

7/5-7/26 (4) T 6:30-7:45 pm ID: $25 AP: $41 




Students using mobility devices and/or needing help with 

communication must come with an aide. 

General Interest - Specialized Rec 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

Hand Drumming, Beginning 

Group rhythm making is fun and inspiring, builds community, and 

reduces stress. Drumming and stories provide insight and you’ll 

experience their benefi ts fi rsthand. We’ll also create new music 

together! No drumming experience necessary. 

6/27-7/25 (4) M 4-5 pm ID: $67 AP: $112 

SP15703 Maple Birch 

Cooking Series 

Sides & Snacks 

One thing that can create fun summer memories is making cool 

summer treats! We’ll get to make recipes for homemade popsicles 

that are easy and fun to make. In this class, we will also plan our 

own lemonade stand! (Lynda) 

6/20-6/27 (2) M 5-6:15 pm ID: $16 AP: $26 

SP15700 Larch 

Great Grills 

Fire up the grill with fun and delicious grilling recipes that will surely 

please the palate. In this class, we’ll explore recipes from grilled 

meat to vegetables that can be grilled any time of the year – not 

just summer. (Lynda) 

7/11-7/18 (2) M 5-6:15 pm ID: $16 AP: $26 

SP15701 Larch 

Light Summer Fare 

Summer is fi lled with traditional times for picnics! Whether it’s a 

backyard party or a casual lunch in a pretty place, we’ve got some 

fabulous picnic menus that you will enjoy. We’ll teach you how to 

arrange a great picnic basket meal. As always, we’ll remember to 

include a vegetarian menu option, as well as for those on a low fat 

or low carbohydrate diet. (Lynda) 

7/26-7/28 (2) T/Th 5-6:15 pm ID: $16 AP: $26 

SP15702 Larch 

Sports and Fitness - Specialized Rec 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

Bowling for Fun 

Try your hand at glow in the dark Cosmic Bowling! Class will meet 

at Valley Lanes Bowling Alley: 9300 SW Beaverton-Hillsdale Hwy. 

Located In Valley Plaza next to Jesuit High School). Includes all-youcan-bowl 

plus rental shoes. (Pam) 

7/1-7/22 (4) F 4-5:30 pm ID: $26 AP: $43 

SP12702 OFFSITE 

Mind, Body & Yoga 

For beginners who want a slower-paced class or people new to a 

regular exercise program. Improve your mental and physical capabilities 

through yoga. Focus on basic postures with movements and sounds. 

Discover new confi dence and a great attitude! Doctor’s permission 

required. (Kathryn) 

6/23-7/28 (6) Th 5:30-6:30 pm ID: $31 AP: $51 

SP12700 Maple Birch 

Music and Movement 

Warm up, stretch, and improve your cardiovascular health through 

dance. Eliminate stress with music to improve your total mental and 

physical fi tness. The emphasis is on fun! Doctor’s permission required. 

(Kathryn) 

6/23-7/28 (6) Th 6:45-7:45 pm ID: $33 AP: $55 

SP12701 Manzanita 

Hiking Adventure 

Discover the beauty of parks and hike the trails. Participants must 

provide transportation to and from sites and will receive a packet by 

mail containing locations and maps. Please wear comfortable walking 

shoes. (Kathryn) 

8/25-9/8 (3) Th 5-6 pm ID: $12 AP: $20 

SP12704 Offsite 


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Designed for teens ages 13-18 with developmental 

disabilities. 

Teen Adventures - Specialized Rec 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

Tour of Fort Vancouver 

Fort Vancouver was the headquarters for Hudson’s Bay Company’s 

fur-trading operations in the 1830s and 1840s. Today, it is part of 366acre 

historical reserve. Join us for a fun-fi lled day of exploration as we 

discover history and culture. Trip includes transportation, boxed lunch, 

admission and escort. (Leilani) 

7/27 (1) 

SP15704 

W 11:45am-3:45 pm $29 

Personal Assistant 

SP15704A $13 

Adventure Park at Ski Bowl 

Join us on an exciting adventure to Mt. Hood Ski Bowl! Enjoy 

everything from the famous half-mile dual alpine slide, to disc golf, 

summer tube hill and much more! Please bring a sack lunch and at least 

$10 optional spending money for games and concessions. Trip includes 

transportation, admission and escort. (Leilani) 

8/26 (1) 

SP15705 

F 9am-4:30 pm $54 


SP15705A $25 

Oaks Amusement Park 

Let’s enjoy a day at the amusement park! Take a ride on the carousel, 

get a thrill on the roller coaster and try your hand at miniature golf. 

Trip includes transportation; deluxe ride bracelet, escort and ice cream. 

Please bring at least $10 optional spending money for games and 

concession. (Leilani) 

9/2 (1) 

SP15706 

F 1-6 pm $29 


SP15706A $16 

Dinner Club 

Join us each month for a great dinner out on the town. Location 

varies each month. Meet at the restaurant. Participants must bring. 

Ages 16-adult. Class code: SP17704A $22 per person 

• Friday, July 8 - Azteca Mexican Restaurant - 6:30-8 pm 

10505 SW Beaverton-Hillsdale Hwy., Beaverton 

• Friday, August 12 - Olive Garden - 6:30-8 pm 

11650 SW Canyon Road, Beaverton 

• Friday, September 27 - Thailand Restaurant - 6:30-8 pm 

15915 NW Schendel Ave., Beaverton 

Day Trips - Specialized Rec 

Dates (Weeks) 

Class Code 

Day 

Location 

Time Cost 

One staff member is assigned for every 3-4 participants depending 

on abilities. Medication reminders must be given to staff prior to 

departure on outings. All medication must be packaged in the 

original prescription container. Staff cannot provide personal care 

assistance. Attendants who accompany participants on trips must 

register and remain with participant for the duration of the trip. 

Registration fees for PA’s listed. 

Lincoln City Kite Festival 

Does spending a day at the beach and watching some of the best 

kite fl yers sound like a blast? If so, join us for an experience to 

remember at Lincoln City. This beach is one of the best places to fl y 

kites in North America. Afterwards enjoy lunch at Mo’s Chowder! 

Trip includes transportation, lunch and escort. Please bring snacks 

and at least $10 spending money. 

6/25 

SP17700 

S 8:30 am-4 pm $42 

Personal Assistant $11 

Clackamas County Fair & Rodeo 

You’re invited to a rodeo! The location is close, the grounds 

beautiful and the entertainment is fabulous! Trip includes 

transportation, dinner, admission & escort. Please bring at least 

$10 optional spending money at the fair. 

7/16 

SP17701 

S 4 pm-10 pm $44 


Willamette Jetboat Excursions 

You can enjoy the ultimate river adventure! We’ll depart from the 

submarine dock at OMSI and go up the Willamette River. Boats chug 

past sights like waterfront homes, bridges and Portland waterfront. 

The return trip affords a panoramic view of the city’s skyline. Tour 

will last for one hour and is narrated by Coast Guard-certifi ed pilots. 

Trip includes transportation, lunch, admission and escort. Please 

dress accordingly, as you will get wet! 

8/27 

SP17702 

S 11 am-4:30 pm $57 


Majestic Multnomah Falls 

Join us for a fun-fi lled day at Multnomah Falls. We’ll take in the 

wonderful mountain scenery and watch the majestic waterfalls. 

Enjoy a delicious lunch in the lodge with friends. Trip includes 

transportation, lunch and escort. Please bring comfortable walking 

shoes. 

9/10 

SP17703 

S 10 am-2 pm $32 



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Tualatin Hills Tennis Center 


Beaverton 97006 503/629-6331 

Fax: 503/629-6336 


Tualatin Hills Tennis Center 

MURRAY 

Hours 

Building 


Friday-Sunday 8 am - 9 pm 

Offi ce 


Friday-Sunday 8 am - 8 pm 

Holiday Hours: 9 am - 5 pm 

Sunset 

Swim 

Center/ 


Youth Tennis Day 2011 

Friday, July 22 1:30-3:30 pm 

Introducing Kids to Tennis Clinic 

Free Program! 

The clinic is open to all juniors ages 6-16 who are 

new to the sport of tennis. There will be games and 

prizes. The clinic is sponsored by the greater Portland 

tennis council and Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation 

District. Call the Tennis Center at 503/629-6331 and 

put your name on the list starting on July 5, 2011. 

For your safety, tennis shoes only are allowed on the 

tennis court. Running shoes, cleated shoes, boots, 

sandals, black soled or street shoes are not permitted. 

Loaner tennis racquets are available. 

The Tualatin Hills Tennis Center offers: 

• Fourteen indoor courts October through April 

• Six indoor courts and eight outdoor lighted tennis courts 

(May through September) 

• One outdoor stadium court 

Tennis activities include open play, social events, tournaments and 

instruction. A professional staff is available to assist and contribute to 

your tennis enjoyment. THPRD maintains a total of 111 tennis courts at 

36 sites within the Park District. Please call the Tennis Center or visit 

our website www.thprd.org for specifi c locations. 

Tennis Center Staff 

Brian Leahy, Tennis Center Supervisor 

Jim Rankin, Tennis Program Coordinator 

Melissa Mayer-Van Altvorst, Offi ce Tech 

Instruction Staff: 

Brian Loomis, Scott Allen, Teri Hartshorn, Katherine Lomartire 

and Lincoln Israel 

Showers 

Available 8 am-9 pm $1.75 charge for those not playing tennis. 

Patrons must supply their own towels. 

For a list of outdoor neighborhood tennis courts 

go to page 204 or go to www.thprd.org 

General Registration Information 

To register for private instruction, social events, tournaments 

and other special events, please call or visit the Tennis 

Center. Additional program registration information is detailed 

throughout the Tennis Center section of this activities guide. 

Residency 

In-district residents are given class registration priority, 

reduced fees and advanced court reservation privileges 

over out-of-district residents. A current THPRD residency 

card is required to register for lessons and to make court 

reservations. For information, please see page 4. 

THPRD is a USTA Tennis 

Welcome Center and a 

(National Recreation & Park 

Association) NRPA Tennis in 

the Parks Member. 

Follow us on 

www.facebook.com/TennisCenter 


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Tualatin Hills Tennis Center 503/629-6331 

Instructional Programs 


Made by appointment only. Fees are paid to the Tennis Center prior 

to the lesson. Base rate is $40 per hour for in-district residents 

(semi private rates vary). Call the center for information. A 24-hour 

cancellation notice is required. 

Indoor Courts 

Hours: See page 203 for new hours. 

All reservations may be made over the phone or in person. 

Payment accepted via cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, or 

THPRD Gift Card. 

In-District Patrons (with a current THPRD account): 

• Up to three days in advance without payment 

• Four days to one week in advance with payment (due when 

reservation is made) 

• Individuals may reserve one court for one or two hours 

Out-of-District Patrons (with or without a current Assessment): 

• Day of play only 

• Individuals may reserve one court for one or two hours 

Cancellations: four-hour notice required 

In-district $15/crt hr 

Singles $7.50/person/hr Doubles $3.75/person/hr 

Out-of-district $45/crt hr without assessment 

Singles $ 22.50/person/hr Doubles $ 11.25/person/hr 

June 1 - August 31 

Fees: ID $11/court/hr OD $33/court/hr 

Ball machines: $4.50/hr+court fee (indoor only) 

Ball basket: $2.50/hr+court fee 

Outdoor Courts 

Outdoor courts may be reserved day of play only. 

Hours: See page 203 for summer 2011 hours. 

Reservations: Day of play only. 

Cancellations: 2-hour notice required. 

Fees: 

In-district $6/crt hr 

Singles: $3/person/hr Doubles: $1.50/person/hr 

Out-of-district $18/crt hr without assessment 

Singles: $9/person/hr Doubles:$4.50/person/hr 

Due to the wide variety of programs we offer, we do not 

guarantee court assignments, only court reservations. 

Outdoor Neighborhood 

Tennis Courts 

Camille Park East and West 

Access at W end of SW Marjorie, S 

end of SW 105th Ave 

Cedar Hills Park^ 

2300 SW Cedar Hills Blvd, N of SW 

Walker Rd (2 lighted) 

Cedar Mill Park 

10385 NW Cornell Rd, W of NW 

102nd Ave 

Cedar Park School* 

11100 SW Park Way St & SW Cedar 

Hills Blvd 

Center Street Park 

11895 SW Center St 

Conestoga Middle School* 

12250 SW Conestoga Dr 

Five Oaks Middle School 

1600 NW 173rd Ave, S of NW 

Cornell Rd 

Forest Hills Park 

SW Butner Rd & SW Portola Ave, 

access off SW Portola, S of Sunset 

Hwy, E of SW Cedar Hills Blvd 

Garden Home Park* 

8200 SW 83rd Ave 

Greenway Park 

E of SW Greenway, between SW Hall 

& SW Scholls Ferry Rd 

Highland Park Middle School 

7000 SW Wilson Ave, S on SW 

Wilson Ave from SW Allen Blvd 

Howard M Terpenning 

Recreation Complex^* 

15707 SW Walker Rd 

NE Corner of SW Walker Rd & SW 

158th Ave 

Lost Park 

2120 NW 111th Ave, N of NW Lost 

Park Dr 

McMillan Park 

Access off SW Chestnut, N of SW 

Cypress & SW 99th Ave 

Meadow Park Middle School 

14100 SW Downing St, N of SW 

Walker Rd, E of SW Meadow Dr 

Melilah Park 

Access off SW Arborcrest or SW 

180th Ave, E of SW 182nd Ave 

Mitchell Park* 

Access off NW 93rd, W of NW 

Leahy Rd 

Mt View Middle School 

17500 SW Farmington Rd 

Murray Hill 

No Access, SW Scholls Ferry Rd, 

SW Weir Rd, SW 155th Ave 

PCC Rock Creek^* 

17705 NW Springville Rd (6 lighted) 

Raleigh Park* 

3500 SW 78th Ave & SW Fairway 

Reservoir Park (closed) 

Access off SW Inglewood St, N of 

SW Imperial 

Ridgecrest Park 

Access off SW Cresmoor, W of SW 

Hillcrest, off SW Hall Blvd 

Ridgewood View Park (closed) 

NE and SE corners of Hwy 217 & SW 

Meade 

Rock Creek Landing 

NE corner of NW Cornelius Pass Rd 

& NW Rock Creek Blvd 

Rosa Park 

Access off SW Rosa between SW 

196th Ave & SW 194th Ave 

Roxbury Park* 

SE corner of SW Berkshire & SW 

Roxbury 

Somerset Meadows Park* 

SE corner of NW Somerset & NW Park 

View, N of NW Park View, E of NW 

174th Ave 

Somerset West Park 

18300 NW Park View, E of NW 185th 

Ave, N of Hwy 26 

Summercrest Park East 

E of SW Rigert & SW 170th Ave 

Summercrest Park West 

Access off SW 171st Ave, S of SW 

Juliann 

Sunset Park 

13707 NW Science Park Dr 

S of NW Cornell Rd W of NW Murray 

Terra Linda Park 

Access S of NW Burton, E of NW 

139th Ave 

Vista Brook Park 

6410 SW Scholls Ferry Rd at SW 

88th Ave 

West Sylvan School 

8111 SW West Slope Dr 

Westview High School 

4200 NW 185th Ave between 

Hwy 26 & NW West Union Rd 

*Includes backboard ^Includes outdoor lights 

For more information go to www.thprd.org 


Center Tualatin Name Hills Tennis Center 503/629-6331 

503/629-xxxx 

*No Class 7/4 

For your safety, only tennis shoes are 

allowed on the tennis courts. 

The following shoes are not allowed: 

Running shoes, cleated shoes, boots, sandals, 

black soled or street shoes are not permitted. 

2011 Summer Adult Tennis League 

Days: M-Th Fridays are rain make-up days 

Dates: June 27 - August 11 

Times: 6:30-9:30 pm 

Location: THPRD Tennis Center and PCC Rock Creek Campus 

Team Divisions 

6.0 Combined NTRP Level 7.0 Combined NTRP Level 

8.0 Combined NTRP Level 9.0 Combined NTRP Level 

Residency: In-district players must have current residency cards. 

All out-of-district players must have current cards and at least a 

Summer 2011 quarterly assessment paid through September 14, 

2011. 

Team Commitment Form and $28 non-refundable team 

commitment fee due June 3, 2011 

Team Roster and $180 per team league fees are due: June 10, 

2011 

Format: S/D/MXD Men/Women. Must be at least 18 years old. 

Minimum of 8 players required per roster. 

2011 THPRD Summer Tennis Tournaments (spectators are always welcome, admission is free) 

The following tournaments are held at the THPRD Tennis Center located at 158th & Walker Road in Beaverton, or at our satellite park courts. 

Call 503/629-6331 for more information or check us out on Facebook at www.facebook.com/tenniscenter 

June 20 - 22 

Entry deadline June 7, 2011 

112th Oregon State Junior Tennis Championships 

“Challenger Division” S/D 

Boys & Girls: 10, 12, 14, 16, 18 

June 23 - 26 


112th Oregon State Junior Tennis Championships 

“Dual Level 5” “Champ” Division S/D 

Boys & Girls: 10, 12, 14, 16, 18 

July 2 - July 6 


Boys & Girls 12’S National Open Invitational 

Be sure to come out and see this national event! 

July 7 - 10 


113th Nike Tennis Championships of Oregon 

Presented by The Greater Portland Tennis 

Council 

Men/Women Open Division: S/D/MXD 

August 12 - 14 

Schedules to be posted prior to event. 

PNW/USTA - USA League Tennis Sectional 

Tournament 


Northwest Wheelchair Sectional Tennis 

Tournament 

You are invited to come out and watch these 

exceptional athletes compete. 


Entry deadline August 2, 2011 

THPRD Junior Challenger Tennis 

Tournament 

THPRD Rookie Junior Tennis Tournament 

Boys/Girls: 10, 12, 14, 16, 18-S/D 


Entry deadline August 5, 2011 

USTA/PNW Junior Sectionals 

Boys/Girls: 10, 12, 14, 16, 18-S/D 


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General 

Instruction 

Group Lessons 

Competitive Prep Program 

Little Champs, Tiny Tot Beginner 

Tiny Tot Beginner is an introduction to tennis for four and fi ve-yearolds. 

Half the time we work on coordination and motor skills while 

the other half we hit tennis balls. Exceptionally skilled children 

approved by the instructor may go to Tiny Tot Intermediate, 

otherwise the child needs to meet the age requirements to join Tiny 

Tot Intermediate. 

Class# Days Times Dates Fees #Days 

TC10111 M-Th 9-9:30 am 6/27-6/30 $21 4 

TC10121 M/W 9-9:30 am 7/11-7/20 $21 4 

TC10122 T/Th 9-9:30 am 7/12-7/21 $21 4 

TC10123 T/Th 3:30-4 pm 7/12-7/21 $21 4 

TC10131 M/W 9-9:30 am 7/25-8/3 $21 4 

TC10132 T/Th 9-9:30 am 7/26-8/4 $21 4 

TC10133 T/Th 3:30-4 pm 7/26-8/4 $21 4 

TC10141 M-Th 9-9:30 am 8/8-8/11 $21 4 

TC10151 M-Th 9-9:30 am 8/22-8/25 $21 4 

*No Class 7/4 

Junior Player Development at THPRD 

USTA 10 & under 

Quickstart 

Tiny Tot/Beg. Int. 

Ages 4-6 Levels 1-3 

1st-3rd Grade 

Prerequisite 

Basic Tryout 

Prerequisites 

1. Current Challenger Level 

Tournament Ranking 

2. Tryout 

Prerequisites 

1. Tryout and/or 

2. High School Team 

Experience 

Rookie Prep 

Level 3 & 4 

3rd-8th Grade 

Challenger 

Tournament Prep 

4th-8th Grade 

Junior Varsity & 

Varsity Prep 

8th-12 Grade 

4th-12th Grade 

Levels 1-3 

USTA Jr. Team Tennis 

Hit Groups/USTA NJTL 

4th-12 Grade 

Level 4 

Rookie 

Tournament Play 


USTA 

Challenger/Champ 


Brian’s Champs 

Hit Group 

(See page 221) 

Little Champs, Tiny Tots Intermediate 

Tiny Tot Intermediate introduces the same skills learned in Tiny 

Tot Beginner to fi ve and six year olds (with more focus on hitting 

tennis balls.) Any child going from kindergarten to 1st grade should 

be signed up for 1st-2nd grade Level 1 unless otherwise told by the 

instructor. 


TC10211 M-Th 3:30-4:15 pm 6/27-6/30 $31 4 

TC10221 M/W 11:45-12:30 pm 7/11-7/20 $31 4 

TC10222 M/W 3:30-4:15 pm 7/11-7/20 $31 4 

TC10223 T/Th 4:15-5 pm 7/12-7/21 $31 4 

TC10231 M/W 11:45-12:30 pm 7/25-8/3 $31 4 

TC10232 M/W 3:30-4:15 pm 7/25-8/3 $31 4 

TC10233 T/Th 4:15-5 pm 7/26-8/4 $31 4 

TC10241 M-Th 3:30-4:15 pm 8/8-8/11 $31 4 

TC10251 M-Th 3:30-4:15 pm 8/22-8/25 $31 4 



503/629-xxxx 

1st-2nd Grade, Level 1 

An introductory tennis class where children learn multiple shots 

and rules of the game. Ground strokes, overhead and volleys are 

covered in Level 1. To advance to Level 2, instructor approval 

is required. Students should expect to take a minimum of four 

sessions of Level 1 before moving up to the next level. 


TC11111 M-Th 9:30-10:15 am 6/27-6/30 $31 4 

TC11112 M-Th 3:30-4:15 pm 6/27-6/30 $31 4 

TC11121 M/W 9:30-10:15 am 7/11-7/20 $31 4 

TC11122 M/W 3:30-4:15 pm 7/11-7/20 $31 4 

TC11123 T/Th 9-9:45 am 7/12-7/21 $31 4 

TC11124 T/Th 3:30-4:15 pm 7/12-7/21 $31 4 

TC11131 M/W 9:30-10:15 am 7/25-8/3 $31 4 

TC11132 M/W 3:30-4:15 pm 7/25-8/3 $31 4 

TC11133 T/Th 9-9:45 am 7/26-8/4 $31 4 

TC11134 T/Th 3:30-4:15 pm 7/26-8/4 $31 4 

TC11141 M-Th 9:30-10:15 am 8/8-8/11 $31 4 

TC11142 M-Th 3:30-4:15 pm 8/8-8/11 $31 4 

TC11151 M-Th 9:30-10:15 am 8/22-8/25 $31 4 

TC11152 M-Th 3:30-4:15 pm 8/22-8/25 $31 4 

1st-2nd Grade, Level 2 

All children in Level 2 have shown a grasp of all of the shots 

and are able to maintain a short rally with other children and 

the instructor. Instructor approval is required. Level 2 continues 

reinforcing all shots learned in Level 1 while adding serving and 

rallying. 

TC11311 M-Th 10-10:45 am 6/27-6/30 $31 4 

TC11321 M/W 10-10:45 am 7/11-7/20 $31 4 

TC11331 M/W 10-10:45 am 7/25-8/3 $31 4 

TC11341 M-Th 10-10:45 am 8/8-8/11 $31 4 

TC11351 M-Th 10-10:45 am 8/22-8/25 $31 4 

2nd-3rd Grade, Level 1 

An introductory tennis class where children learn multiple shots 

and rules of the game. Ground strokes, overhead and volleys are 

covered in Level 1. To advance to Level 2, instructor approval 

is required. Students should expect to take a minimum of four 

sessions of Level 1 before moving up to the next level. 

TC12111 M-Th 10:15-11 am 6/27-6/30 $31 4 

TC12112 M-Th 11-11:45 am 6/27-6/30 $31 4 

TC12113 M-Th 4:15-5 pm 6/27-6/30 $31 4 

TC12114 M-Th 4:30-5:15 pm 6/27-6/30 $31 4 

TC12120 S 9-9:45 am 7/16-7/30 $23 3 

TC12121 M/W 10:15-11 am 7/11-7/20 $31 4 

TC12122 M/W 11-11:45 am 7/11-7/20 $31 4 

TC12123 M/W 4:15-5 pm 7/11-7/20 $31 4 

*No Class 7/4 

2nd-3rd Grade, Level 1 (continued) 


TC12124 M/W 4:30-5:15 pm 7/11-7/20 $31 4 

TC12125 T/Th 9:30-10:15 am 7/12-7/21 $31 4 

TC12126 T/Th 9:45-10:30 am 7/12-7/21 $31 4 

TC12127 T/Th 3:30-4:15 pm 7/12-7/21 $31 4 

TC12128 T/Th 4:30-5:15 pm 7/12-7/21 $31 4 

TC12129 T/Th 5:30-6:15 pm 7/12-7/21 $31 4 

TC12131 M/W 10:15-11 am 7/25-8/3 $31 4 

TC12132 M/W 11-11:45 am 7/25-8/3 $31 4 

TC12133 M/W 4:15-5 pm 7/25-8/3 $31 4 

TC12134 M/W 4:30-5:15 pm 7/25-8/3 $31 4 

TC12135 T/Th 9:30-10:15 am 7/26-8/4 $31 4 

TC12136 T/Th 9:45-10:30 am 7/26-8/4 $31 4 

TC12137 T/Th 3:30-4:15 pm 7/26-8/4 $31 4 

TC12138 T/Th 4:30-5:15 pm 7/26-8/4 $31 4 

TC12139 T/Th 5:30-6:15 pm 7/26-8/4 $31 4 

TC12141 M-Th 10:15-11 am 8/8-8/11 $31 4 

TC12142 M-Th 11-11:45 am 8/8-8/11 $31 4 

TC12143 M-Th 4:15-5 pm 8/8-8/11 $31 4 

TC12144 M-Th 4:30-5:15 pm 8/8-8/11 $31 4 

TC12151 M-Th 10:15-11 am 8/22-8/25 $31 4 

TC12152 M-Th 11-11:45 am 8/22-8/25 $31 4 

TC12153 M-Th 4:15-5 pm 8/22-8/25 $31 4 

TC12154 M-Th 4:30-5:15 pm 8/22-8/25 $31 4 

2nd-3rd Grade, Level 2 

All children in Level 2 have shown a grasp of all of the shots 

and are able to maintain a short rally with other children and the 

instructor. Level 2 continues reinforcing all shots learned in Level 

1 while adding serving and rallying. Students should expect to 

take a minimum of four Level 2 classes and obtain the instructor’s 

approval to advance to Level 3. 

TC12311 M-Th 11-11:45 am 6/27-6/30 $31 4 

TC12312 M-Th 5-5:45 pm 6/27-6/30 $31 4 

TC12320 S 11:45-12:30 7/16-7/30 $23 3 

TC12321 M/W 11-11:45 am 7/11-7/20 $31 4 

TC12322 M/W 5-5:45 pm 7/11-7/20 $31 4 

TC12323 T/Th 10:15-11 am 7/12-7/21 $31 4 

TC12324 T/Th 5-5:45 pm 7/12-7/21 $31 4 

TC12331 M/W 11-11:45 am 7/25-8/3 $31 4 

TC12332 M/W 5-5:45 pm 7/25-8/3 $31 4 

TC12333 T/Th 10:15-11 am 7/26-8/4 $31 4 

TC12334 T/Th 5-5:45 pm 7/26-8/4 $31 4 

TC12341 M-Th 11-11:45 am 8/8-8/11 $31 4 

TC12342 M-Th 5-5:45 pm 8/8-8/11 $31 4 

TC12351 M-Th 11-11:45 am 8/22-8/25 $31 4 

TC12352 M-Th 5-5:45 pm 8/22-8/25 $31 4 


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4th-5th Grade, Level 1 

An entry level junior class where basic technique for ground 

strokes, volleys, and serving is introduced. Students will experience 

a variety of fi tness based, hand-eye coordination exercises, drills 

and tennis games to develop their basic tennis skills. Instructor 

approval is required to advance to Level 2. Students should expect 

to take a minimum of two sessions of Level 1 before advancing to 

the Level 1.5 or 2. 


TC14111 M-Th 10-11 am 6/27-6/30 $29 4 

TC14112 M-Th 3:30-4:30 pm 6/27-6/30 $29 4 

TC14120 S 9:45-10:45 am 7/16-7/30 $22 3 

TC14121 M/W 10-11 am 7/11-7/20 $29 4 

TC14122 M/W 3:30-4:30 pm 7/11-7/20 $29 4 

TC14123 T/Th 9-10 am 7/12-7/21 $29 4 

TC14124 T/Th 11 am-Noon 7/12-7/21 $29 4 

TC14125 T/Th 5:30-6:30 pm 7/12-7/21 $29 4 

TC14131 M/W 10-11 am 7/25-8/3 $29 4 

TC14132 M/W 3:30-4:30 pm 7/25-8/3 $29 4 

TC14133 T/Th 9-10 am 7/26-8/4 $29 4 

TC14134 T/Th 11am -Noon 7/26-8/4 $29 4 

TC14135 T/Th 5:30-6:30 pm 7/26-8/4 $29 4 

TC14141 M-Th 10-11 am 8/8-8/11 $29 4 

TC14142 M-Th 3:30-4:30 pm 8/8-8/11 $29 4 

TC14151 M-Th 10-11 am 8/22-8/25 $29 4 

TC14152 M-Th 3:30-4:30 pm 8/22-8/25 $29 4 

4th-5th Grade, Level 1.5 

This class is for junior tennis players that have taken at least 2 

sessions of Level 1. Students will continue to work on the basic 

technique for groundstrokes, volleys and serving. Continued 

emphasis on eye-hand coordination exercises, drills and games 

to continue to develop and enhance their tennis skills. Skill 

development in this class is geared to advancing to Level 2. 

Remember instructor approval is required to advance to Level 2. 

TC14211 M-Th 4:30-5:30 pm 6/27-6/30 $29 4 

TC14221 M/W 4:30-5:30 pm 7/11-7/20 $29 4 

TC14231 M/W 4:30-5:30 pm 7/25-8/3 $29 4 

TC14241 M-Th 4:30-5:30 pm 8/8-8/11 $29 4 

TC14251 M-Th 4:30-5:30 pm 8/22-8/25 $29 4 


Students are expected to be able to execute ground strokes, 

volleys, serve and maintain a rally with a minimum of three 

consecutive hits with the instructor, hit groundstroke balls from the 

baseline and hit a ball with control on the run. Instructor approval 

required. In Level 2, volleys and overhead are developed with 

directional control. Student develops the serve from the base line. 

Students should expect to take a minimum of 4 sessions of Level 

2 before advancing to the next level. Instructor approval is required 

to advance to Level 2.5 or 3. 

TC14311 M-Th 11 am-Noon 6/27-6/30 $29 4 

*No Class 7/4 

4th-5th Grade, Level 2 (continued) 


TC14312 M-Th 3:30-4:30 pm 6/27-6/30 $29 4 

TC14313 M-Th 5:15-6:15 pm 6/27-6/30 $29 4 

TC14321 M/W 11 am-Noon 7/11-7/20 $29 4 

TC14322 M/W 3:30-4:30 pm 7/11-7/20 $29 4 

TC14323 M/W 5:15-6:15 pm 7/11-7/20 $29 4 

TC14324 T/Th 10-11 am 7/12-7/21 $29 4 

TC14325 T/Th 4:30-5:30 pm 7/12-7/21 $29 4 

TC14331 M/W 11 am-Noon 7/25-8/3 $29 4 

TC14332 M/W 3:30-4:30 pm 7/25-8/3 $29 4 

TC14333 M/W 5:15-6:15 pm 7/25-8/3 $29 4 

TC14334 T/Th 10-11 am 7/26-8/4 $29 4 

TC14335 T/Th 4:30-5:30 pm 7/26-8/4 $29 4 

TC14341 M-Th 11 am-Noon 8/8-8/11 $29 4 

TC14342 M-Th 3:30-4:30 pm 8/8-8/11 $29 4 

TC14343 M-Th 5:15-6:15 pm 8/8-8/11 $29 4 

TC14351 M-Th 11 am-Noon 8/22-8/25 $29 4 

TC14352 M-Th 3:30-4:30 pm 8/22-8/25 $29 4 

TC14353 M-Th 5:15-6:15 pm 8/22-8/25 $29 4 


This class is for junior players that have taken at least 3 

sessions of Level 2. Students are expected to be able to execute 

groundstrokes, volleys, serve and maintain a rally with a minimum 

of 4 hits with the instructor, hit ground strokes from the baseline 

and hit a ball with control on the run. In level 2.5, continued 

emphasis on directional control on overheads and volleys. 

Students should be able to serve from the baseline. Focus of this 

class is for continued work on advancing to level 3. Instructor 

approval is required to advance to level 3. 

TC14421 M/W Noon-1 pm 7/11-7/20 $29 4 

TC14422 T/Th 3:30-4:30 pm 7/12-7/21 $29 4 

TC14431 M/W Noon-1 pm 7/25-8/3 $29 4 

TC14432 T/Th 3:30-4:30 pm 7/26-8/4 $29 4 


Students are expected to be able to play out points on the full 

court and maintain a rally of a minimum of fi ve hits with instructor. 

Instructor approval required. Volleys are developed and player has 

developed a net game and does not back up to hit. Students must 

be able to serve from the baseline. Basic on court position strategy 

is developed and the ability to play a match with scoring. 

TC14511 M-Th 10:30 am-Noon 6/27-6/30 $44 4 

TC14521 M/W 10:30 am-Noon 7/11-7/20 $44 4 

TC14522 T/Th 10:30 am-Noon 7/12-7/21 $44 4 

TC14523 T/Th 4:30-5:30 pm 7/12-7/21 $29 4 

TC14531 M/W 10:30 am-Noon 7/25-8/3 $44 4 

TC14532 T/Th 10:30 am-Noon 7/26-8/4 $44 4 

TC14533 T/Th 4:30-5:30 pm 7/26-8/4 $29 4 

TC14541 M-Th 10:30 am-Noon 8/8-8/11 $44 4 

TC14551 M-Th 10:30 am-Noon 8/22-8/25 $44 4 



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This class is for the Level 4 players. Instructor approval is required 

for this level of class. The class is game based with an emphasis 

on strategy and stroke fundamentals. If you are looking to hit a lot 

of balls along with improving your movement on court, this class is 

for you. 


TC15711 M-Th 5-6:30 pm 6/27-6/30 $44 4 

TC15721 M/W 5-6:30 pm 7/11-7/20 $44 4 

TC15731 M/W 5-6:30 pm 7/25-8/3 $44 4 

TC15741 M-Th 5-6:30 pm 8/8-8/11 $44 4 

TC15751 M-Th 5-6:30 pm 8/22-8/25 $44 4 

NJTL 5th-7th Grade Level 3 


for this class. The class is game based with an emphasis on 

strategy and stroke fundamentals. If you are looking to hit a lot of 

balls along with improving your movement on court, this class is 

for you. 

TC15911 M-Th 9-10:30 am 6/27-6/30 $44 4 

TC15921 M-Th 9-10:30 am 7/11-7/21 $87 8 

TC15931 M-Th 9-10:30 am 7/25-8/4 $87 8 

TC15941 M-Th 9-10:30 am 8/8-8/11 $44 4 

TC15951 M-Th 9-10:30 am 8/22-8/25 $44 4 

Half-day Tennis Activity Camp 

These half-day camps are held outdoor at the THPRD 

Sunset Park Tennis Courts. 

Learn about tennis and how to play the game, other fun 

games, exercise and a variety of activities. Bring a sack 

lunch and drink. Lunch break is at approximately 11:15 am 

daily. Teri Hartshorn, along with her assistant pros, give 

you days of fun in the sun. This is an outdoor program that 

is held at the THPRD Sunset Park Tennis Courts. Be aware 

that in case of inclement weather we will use Fridays as a 

make-up day. Please bring water bottles to camp each day. 

4th-8th Grade, Level 1 & 2 

TCSS14111 M-Th 9 am-3 pm 7/11-7/14 $207 4 

TCSS14121 M-Th 9 am-3 pm 7/18-7/21 $207 4 

TCSS14131 M-Th 9 am-3 pm 7/25-7/28 $207 4 

TCSS14141 M-Th 9 am-3 pm 8/1-8/4 $207 4 

TCSS14151 M-Th 9 am-3 pm 8/8-8/11 $207 4 

For Emergency Contact Information form (for use with this camp) 

see pages 219-220 or go online to www.thprd.org. 

*No Class 7/4 

Family Tennis, 4th-7th Grade, Levels 1 & 2 

This class is designed for a parent and child to take together. The 

child should be a beginner, level 1 or 2 and in the 4th-7th grade. 

Parent and child often work together under the guidance of the 

instructor to develop their basic tennis skills: ground strokes, 

volleys, overhead and serve. Parents should come prepared to learn 

and play also. Skill development will be reinforced by drills and 

fun games. Instructor will provide ways for you and your child to 

practice together outside of class. Please only 1 child per adult. 

Register child and parent is automatically registered. 


TC19941 M-Th 7-8 pm 6/27-6/30 $58 4 

TC19942 M/W 7-8 pm 7/11-7/20 $58 4 

TC19943 M/W 7-8 pm 7/25-8/3 $58 4 

TC19944 M-Th 7-8 pm 8/8-8/11 $58 4 

TC19945 M-Th 7-8 pm 8/22-8/25 $58 4 


This class is for fi rst time players and players that have had only 

casual tennis experience with no formal training. Students will 

be introduced to the fundamentals of ground strokes, volleys, 

overhead, serve and footwork used in tennis play, scoring and 

court positioning. Students should expect to take a minimum 

of two sessions of Level 1 before advancing to the next level. 

Instructor approval is required to advance to Level 2. 

TC16111 M-Th 9-10 am 6/27-6/30 $29 4 

TC16112 M-Th 3:30-4:30 pm 6/27-6/30 $29 4 

TC16113 M-Th 5:30-6:30 pm 6/27-6/30 $29 4 

TC16120 S 10:45-11:45 am 7/16-7/30 $22 3 

TC16121 M/W 9-10 am 7/11-7/20 $29 4 

TC16122 M/W 3:30-4:30 pm 7/11-7/20 $29 4 

TC16123 T/Th 10:30-11:30 am 7/12-7/21 $29 4 

TC16124 T/Th 4:30-5:30 pm 7/12-7/21 $29 4 

TC16131 M/W 9-10 am 7/25-8/3 $29 4 

TC16132 M/W 3:30-4:30 pm 7/25-8/3 $29 4 

TC16133 T/Th 10:30-11:30 am 7/26-8/4 $29 4 

TC16134 T/Th 4:30-5:30 pm 7/26-8/4 $29 4 

TC16141 M-Th 9-10 am 8/8-8/11 $29 4 

TC16142 M-Th 3:30-4:30 pm 8/8-8/11 $29 4 

TC16143 M-Th 5:30-6:30 pm 8/8-8/11 $29 4 

TC16151 M-Th 9-10 am 8/22-8/25 $29 4 

TC16152 M-Th 3:30-4:30 pm 8/22-8/25 $29 4 

TC16153 M-Th 5:30-6:30 pm 8/22-8/25 $29 4 

See page 215 for outdoor park classes. 


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This class is for junior tennis players that have taken at least 2 

sessions of Level 1. Students will continue to work on the basic 

technique for production of groundstrokes, volleys and serving. 

Continued emphasis on eye-hand coordination exercises, drills and 

games to develop and enhance their tennis skills. Skill development 

in this class is geared to advancing to Level 2. Instructor approval 

is required to advance to Level 2. 


TC16211 M-Th Noon-1 pm 6/27-6/30 $29 4 

TC16221 M/W Noon-1 pm 7/11-7/20 $29 4 

TC16222 M/W 5:30-6:30 pm 7/11-7/20 $29 4 

TC16231 M/W Noon-1 pm 7/25-8/3 $29 4 

TC16232 M/W 5:30-6:30 pm 7/25-8/3 $29 4 

TC16241 M-Th Noon-1 pm 8/8-8/11 $29 4 

TC16251 M-Th Noon-1 pm 8/22-8/25 $29 4 


Students are expected to be able to rally the ball 2-3 times over 

the net, be able to show each of the strokes taught in Level 1 and 

keep track of the score. Level 1 skills will be reviewed and new 

skills introduced will include: approach shots, doubles and singles 

strategy and court positioning. Students should expect to take a 

minimum of four sessions of Level 2 before advancing to the next 

level. Instructor approval is required to advance to Level 3. 

TC16311 M-Th Noon-1 pm 6/27-6/30 $29 4 

TC16312 M-Th 4:30-5:30 pm 6/27-6/30 $29 4 

TC16321 M/W 4:30-5:30 pm 7/11-7/20 $29 4 

TC16322 T/Th 3:30-4:30 pm 7/12-7/21 $29 4 

TC16323 T/Th 4:30-5:30 7/12-7/21 $29 4 

TC16331 M/W 4:30-5:30 pm 7/25-8/3 $29 4 

TC16332 T/Th 3:30-4:30 pm 7/26-8/4 $29 4 

TC16333 T/Th 4:30-5:30 7/26-8/4 $29 4 

TC16341 M-Th Noon-1 pm 8/8-8/11 $29 4 

TC16342 M-Th 4:30-5:30 pm 8/8-8/11 $29 4 

TC16351 M-Th Noon-1 pm 8/22-8/25 $29 4 

TC16352 M-Th 4:30-5:30 pm 8/22-8/25 $29 4 


This class is for junior players that have taken at least 3 sessions 

of Level 2. Students are expected to be able to execute ground 

strokes, volleys, serve and maintain a rally with a minimum of 

4 hits with the instructor, hit ground strokes from the baseline 

and hit a ball with control on the run. In level 2.5, continued 

emphasis on directional control of overheads and volleys. Students 

should be able to serve from the baseline. Focus of this class is 

for continued work on advancing to level 3. Instructor approval is 

required to advance to level 3. 

TC16421 T/Th Noon-1 pm 7/12-7/21 $29 4 

TC16431 T/Th Noon-1 pm 7/26-8/4 $29 4 

*No Class 7/4 


Player must demonstrate proper stroke mechanics and technique 

for most strokes. This class will begin to introduce the different 

spins with emphasis on ball control and placement. Additional skills 

taught are topspin and slice ground strokes, lob, advanced grips, 

lob and switch, run down the lob, and slice serve. 


TC16511 M-Th 9-10:30 am 6/27-6/30 $44 4 

TC16512 M-Th 5:30-6:30 pm 6/27-6/30 $29 4 

TC16521 M/W 9-10:30 am 7/11-7/20 $44 4 

TC16522 T/Th 9-10:30 am 7/12-7/21 $44 4 

TC16531 M/W 9-10:30 am 7/25-8/3 $44 4 

TC16532 T/Th 9-10:30 am 7/26-8/4 $44 4 

TC16541 M-Th 9-10:30 am 8/8-8/11 $44 4 

TC16542 M-Th 5:30-6:30 pm 8/8-8/11 $29 4 

TC16551 M-Th 9-10:30 am 8/22-8/25 $44 4 

TC16552 M-Th 5:30-6:30 pm 8/22-8/25 $29 4 




on strategy and stroke fundamentals. If you are looking to hit a 

lot of balls and improve your movement on court, this class is for 

you. This fast-paced and drill-oriented hit group will focus on both 

singles and doubles point play. 

TC17511 M-Th 10:30 am-Noon 6/27-6/30 $44 4 

TC17521 M/W 10:30 am-Noon 7/11-7/20 $44 4 

TC17522 T/Th 10:30 am-Noon 7/12-7/21 $44 4 

TC17531 M/W 10:30 am-Noon 7/25-8/3 $44 4 

TC17532 T/Th 10:30 am-Noon 7/26-8/4 $44 4 

TC17541 M-Th 10:30 am-Noon 8/8-8/11 $44 4 

TC17551 M-Th 10:30 am-Noon 8/22-8/25 $44 4 




on strategy and stroke fundamentals. If you are looking to hit a 

lot of balls and improve your movement on court, this class is for 

you. This fast-paced and drill-oriented hit group will focus on both 

singles and doubles point play. 

TC17711 M-Th 3:30-5 pm 6/27-6/30 $44 4 

TC17721 M/W 3:30-5 pm 7/11-7/20 $44 4 

TC17731 M/W 3:30-5 pm 7/25-8/3 $44 4 

TC17741 M-Th 3:30-5 pm 8/8-8/11 $44 4 

TC17751 M-Th 3:30-5 pm 8/22-8/25 $44 4 



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This class is for fi rst-time players and players who have had only 

casual tennis experience with no formal training. Students will 

be introduced to the fundamentals of: ground strokes, volleys, 

overheads, serves, footwork, scoring and court positioning. 

Students should expect to take a minimum of two sessions of 

Level 1 before moving to the next level. Instructor approval 

required for Level 2. 


TC18111 M-Th 9-10 am 6/27-6/30 $29 4 

TC18121 M/W 9-10 am 7/11-7/20 $29 4 

TC18122 T/Th 3:30-4:30 pm 7/12-7/21 $29 4 

TC18131 M/W 9-10 am 7/25-8/3 $29 4 

TC18132 T/Th 3:30-4:30 pm 7/26-8/4 $29 4 

TC18141 M-Th 9-10 am 8/8-8/11 $29 4 

TC18151 M-Th 9-10 am 8/22-8/25 $29 4 

9th-12th Grade Level 2 

A Level 2 player should be able to rally the ball 2-3 times over the 

net, be able to show each of the strokes taught in Level 1, and be 

able to keep score. Ground strokes, volley, overheads and serves 

will be reviewed. New skills taught include: approach shots, lobs, 

doubles and singles court positioning and game strategy. Students 

should expect to take a minimum of four sessions of Level 2 before 

advancing to the next level. Instructor approval is required to 

advance to Level 3. 

TC18311 M-Th 4:30-5:30 pm 6/27-6/30 $29 4 

TC18321 M/W 4:30-5:30 pm 7/11-7/20 $29 4 

TC18322 T/Th 11am-Noon 7/12-7/21 $29 4 

TC18331 M/W 4:30-5:30 pm 7/25-8/3 $29 4 

TC18332 T/Th 11am-Noon 7/26-8/4 $29 4 

TC18341 M-Th 4:30-5:30 pm 8/8-8/11 $29 4 

TC18351 M-Th 4:30-5:30 pm 8/22-8/25 $29 4 


This player has demonstrated proper stroke mechanics and 

technique for most strokes. This class will introduce different 

spins, ball control and placement. Skills taught are topspin and slice 

ground strokes, advanced grips and slice serve. Instructor approval 

is required. 

TC18521 T/Th 5:30-6:30 pm 7/12-7/21 $29 4 

TC18531 T/Th 5:30-6:30 pm 7/26-8/4 $29 4 

*No Class 7/4 

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Rookie Prep, Ages 8-11 

This program is for Level 3 and 4 Junior Players who are interested 

in playing tournaments, or USTA Team Tennis. Players will learn 

fundamentals on all strokes, singles and doubles strategies, work 

ethic, teamwork, competition, match preparation and match 

warm up. New participants are required to attend a tryout before 

registering for the program. 


TC18611A M-Th 9-10:30am 6/27-6/30 $57 4 

TC18621A M-Th 9-10:30am 7/11-7/14 $57 4 

TC18631A M-Th 9-10:30am 7/18-7/21 $57 4 

TC18641A M-Th 9-10:30am 7/25-7/28 $57 4 

TC18651A M-Th 9-10:30am 8/1-8/4 $57 4 

TC18661A M-Th 9-10:30am 8/8-8/11 $57 4 

TC18671A M-Th 9-10:30am 8/22-8/25 $57 4 

TC18612A W 9-10:30am 6/29 $13 1 

TC18622A W 9-10:30am 7/13 $13 1 

TC18632A W 9-10:30am 7/20 $13 1 

TC18642A W 9-10:30am 7/27 $13 1 

TC18652A W 9-10:30am 8/3 $13 1 

TC18662A W 9-10:30am 8/10 $13 1 

TC18672A W 9-10:30am 8/24 $13 1 

Rookie Prep, Ages 12-14 

This program is for Level 3 and 4 Junior Players who are interested 

in playing tournaments, or USTA Team Tennis. Players will learn 

fundamentals on all strokes, singles and doubles strategies, work 

ethic, teamwork, competition, match preparation and match 

warm up. New participants are required to attend a tryout before 

registering for the program. 

TC18611B M-Th 9-10:30am 6/27-6/30 $57 4 

TC18621B M-Th 9-10:30am 7/11-7/14 $57 4 

TC18631B M-Th 9-10:30am 7/18-7/21 $57 4 

TC18641B M-Th 9-10:30am 7/25-7/28 $57 4 

TC18651B M-Th 9-10:30am 8/1-8/4 $57 4 

TC18661B M-Th 9-10:30am 8/8-8/11 $57 4 

TC18671B M-Th 9-10:30am 8/22-8/25 $57 4 

TC18612B W 9-10:30am 6/29 $13 1 

TC18622B W 9-10:30am 7/13 $13 1 

TC18632B W 9-10:30am 7/20 $13 1 

TC18642B W 9-10:30am 7/27 $13 1 

TC18652B W 9-10:30am 8/3 $13 1 

TC18662B W 9-10:30am 8/10 $13 1 

TC18672B W 9-10:30am 8/24 $13 1 

Prep try out sign up one week in advance. Costs: $9. 

Summer session Friday, April 15, 7-8 pm 


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Challenger Tournament Prep 

The tournament prep program is for juniors typically between the 

ages of nine to fourteen who are competing in USTA tournaments 

at the Challenger and Champ level. Program consists of stroke and 

strategy development, goal setting, sports science, mental training, 

fi tness training and match play. Program is organized and taught 

by Brian Loomis, both a USPTA professional and a certifi ed USTA 

High Performance Coach. This program is for players who take 

the game seriously and plan on playing 8-12 USTA tournaments 

per year. New participants are required to attend a tryout before 

registering for the program and must meet challenger tournament 

participation requirements. 


TC18711 M-Th 10:30 am-noon 6/27-6/30 $61 4 

TC18721 M-Th 10:30 am-noon 7/11-7/14 $61 4 

TC18731 M-Th 10:30 am-noon 7/18-7/21 $61 4 

TC18741 M-Th 10:30 am-noon 7/25-7/28 $61 4 

TC18751 M-Th 10:30 am-noon 8/1-8/4 $61 4 

TC18761 M-Th 10:30 am-noon 8/8-8/11 $61 4 

TC18771 M-Th 10:30 am-noon 8/22-8/25 $61 4 

TC18712 T 10:30 am-noon 6/28 $15 1 

TC18722 T 10:30 am-noon 7/12 $15 1 

TC18732 T 10:30 am-noon 7/19 $15 1 

TC18742 T 10:30 am-noon 7/26 $15 1 

TC18752 T 10:30 am-noon 8/2 $15 1 

TC18762 T 10:30 am-noon 8/9 $15 1 

TC18772 T 10:30 am-noon 8/23 $15 1 

High School Prep 

Advanced high school program for those players on their high 

school team or already play at that level as incoming freshman. 

The focus of the class is on high intensity hitting, match strategy, 

footwork and physical conditioning and skill development. New 

participants are required to attend a tryout before registering for 

the program. 

TC18811 M-Th Noon-1:30 pm 6/27-6/30 $59 4 

TC18821 M-Th Noon-1:30 pm 7/11-7/14 $59 4 

TC18831 M-Th Noon-1:30 pm 7/18-7/21 $59 4 

TC18841 M-Th Noon-1:30 pm 7/25-7/28 $59 4 

TC18851 M-Th Noon-1:30 pm 8/1-8/4 $59 4 

TC18861 M-Th Noon-1:30 pm 8/8-8/11 $59 4 

TC18871 M-Th Noon-1:30 pm 8/22-8/25 $59 4 

TC18812 M Noon-1:30 pm 6/27 $14 1 

TC18822 M Noon-1:30 pm 7/11 $14 1 

TC18832 M Noon-1:30 pm 7/18 $14 1 

TC18842 M Noon-1:30 pm 7/25 $14 1 

TC18852 M Noon-1:30 pm 8/1 $14 1 

TC18862 M Noon-1:30 pm 8/8 $14 1 

TC18872 M Noon-1:30 pm 8/22 $14 1 

Prep try out sign up one week in advance. Costs: $9. 

Summer session Friday, April 15, 7-8 pm 

*No Class 7/4 

Junior Drill and Play 

Looking for some organized match play? Come out for 90 minutes of 

combined drilling and match play with a pro. Must be currently signed 

up in on of the three prep programs offered. R = Rookie Prep level 

C = Challenger level, H = High School Prep level 


TC18911R M-Th 1:30-3 pm 6/27-6/30 $41 4 

TC18921C M-Th 1:30-3 pm 7/11-7/14 $41 4 

TC18931H M-Th 1:30-3 pm 7/18-7/21 $41 4 

TC18941R M-Th 1:30-3 pm 7/25-7/28 $41 4 

TC18951C M-Th 1:30-3 pm 8/1-8/4 $41 4 

TC18961H M-Th 1:30-3 pm 8/8-8/11 $41 4 

TC18971R M-Th 1:30-3 pm 8/22-8/25 $41 4 

Adult Level 1 

Players new to the game or with no formal instruction should 

attend a Level 1 class. The class will cover forehand and backhand 

technique (one and two handed styles), serve, volley, overhead, 

how to score, rules, and basic footwork. Players should expect to 

take a minimum of two Level 1 classes before advancing to Level 

2. Instructor approval required for advancing to Level 2. 

TC19111 M-Th 10:30-11:30 am 6/27-6/30 $29 4 

TC19112 M-Th 6-7 pm 6/27-6/30 $29 4 

TC19120 S 9-10:30 am 7/16-7/30 $33 3 

TC19121 M/W 10:30-11:30 am 7/11-7/20 $29 4 

TC19122 M/W 6-7 pm 7/11-7/20 $29 4 

TC19123 T/Th 9-10 am 7/12-7/21 $29 4 

TC19124 T/Th 7-8 pm 7/12-7/21 $29 4 

TC19131 M/W 10:30-11:30 am 7/25-8/3 $29 4 

TC19132 M/W 6-7 pm 7/25-8/3 $29 4 

TC19133 T/Th 9-10 am 7/26-8/4 $29 4 

TC19134 T/Th 7-8 pm 7/26-8/4 $29 4 

TC19141 M-Th 10:30-11:30 am 8/8-8/11 $29 4 

TC19142 M-Th 6-7 pm 8/8-8/11 $29 4 

TC19151 M-Th 10:30-11:30 am 8/22-8/25 $29 4 

TC19152 M-Th 6-7 pm 8/22-8/25 $29 4 

Adult Level 1.5 

Players taking this level should have instructor recommendation or 

have been approved by Tennis Center staff. Players taking this class 

should typically have taken four level 1 classes before advancing to 

this level. The class will review the following areas: forehand and 

backhand (one and two handed styles) technique, serve, volley, 

overhead, singles and doubles court positioning, how to score, basic 

rules, basic footwork. Players will continue to learn how to develop 

a basic rally keeping the ball going over the net several times; also 

introductions of approach shots and beginning doubles strategy. 

Instructor approval required to advance to Level 2. 

TC19211 M-Th 7-8 pm 6/27-6/30 $29 4 

TC19221 M/W 7-8 pm 7/11-7/20 $29 4 

TC19222 T/Th 11:30-1 pm 7/12-7/21 $44 4 

TC19231 M/W 7-8 pm 7/25-8/3 $29 4 

TC19232 T/Th 11:30-1 pm 7/26-8/4 $44 4 

TC19241 M-Th 7-8 pm 8/8-8/11 $29 4 

TC19251 M-Th 7-8 pm 8/22-8/25 $29 4 



503/629-xxxx 

General 

Instruction 

Group Lessons 

*No Class 7/4 

Tennis Fitness 

Teri and the Pirates 

NTRP 3-4.5 

USTA Cardio Tennis 

Singles Slam 

NTRP 3-4.5 

Drills & Conditioning 

NTRP 3-4.5 

Greater Portland City League 

Tennis Association 

Women/ Levels 2.5-5.0 

Adult Player Development at THPRD 

Basic Skill Development 

Levels 1-4 

Level 1 & 2 

Tennis Clinic 

Instructional 

Game Play 

Drill and Play 

Levels 2-3 

Team Coaching 

Advanced Hit Group 

Level 4 

Senior (55+) 

Intermediate/Advanced 

Competitive Play 

USTA 


Wofford Wednesdays 

Levels 2-2.5 

Stroking Clinics 

Serve and Return 

Volley/Overhead 

Levels 2 & up 

Social Play 

Men’s Doubles Night 

NTRP 3.5 and above 

Senior Men’s 

Social Play 

Ladies Play Day 

THPRD Summer League 

Levels 2.5-4.5 

Combined Men/Women/Mixed 

USTA League 

Senior Men/Women/Mixed 

NTRP Men/Women/ 

Adult League 


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Adult Level 2 

Level 2 is for players who have mastered the above basics listed 

for Level 1 class and have been approved for Level 2. Players 

should expect to take a minimum of four Level 2 classes before 

advancing to the next level. The class will review forehand and 

backhand fundamentals including grips and footwork. New areas 

introduced include ball placement, approach shots, run down a lob, 

proper doubles movement, return of serve, overhead footwork, and 

basic doubles strategy. Instructor approval required to advance to 

Level 2.5 or Level 3. 


TC19311 M-Th 9-10:30 am 6/27-6/30 $44 4 

TC19312 M-Th 6:30-8 pm 6/27-6/30 $44 4 

TC19320 S 10:30 am-Noon 7/16-7/30 $33 3 

TC19321 M/W 9-10:30 am 7/11-7/20 $44 4 

TC19322 M/W 6:30-8 pm 7/11-7/20 $44 4 

TC19323 T/Th 11:30-1 pm 7/12-7/21 $44 4 

TC19324 T/Th 6:30-8 pm 7/12-7/21 $44 4 

TC19331 M/W 9-10:30 am 7/25-8/3 $44 4 

TC19332 M/W 6:30-8 pm 7/25-8/3 $44 4 

TC19333 T/Th 11:30-1 pm 7/26-8/4 $44 4 

TC19334 T/Th 6:30-8 pm 7/26-8/4 $44 4 

TC19341 M-Th 9-10:30 am 8/8-8/11 $44 4 

TC19342 M-Th 6:30-8 pm 8/8-8/11 $44 4 

TC19351 M-Th 9-10:30 am 8/22-8/25 $44 4 

TC19352 M-Th 6:30-8 pm 8/22-8/25 $44 4 

Adult Level 2.5 

Players taking this level must have instructor recommendation and 

should have taken a minimum four Level 2 classes. Players who 

cannot or are hesitant to approach and play the net, move and 

cover the court for singles and doubles, or lob and switch, should 

stay at Level 2 until they are competent at these tasks. Level 

2.5 students will learn poaching, serve and volley, and return of 

serve strategies. They will develop specialty shots including half 

volleys, backhand overheads, and topspin and slice ground strokes. 

Instructor approval required to advance to Level 3. 

TC19421 T/Th 6:30-8 pm 7/12-7/21 $44 4 

TC19431 T/Th 6:30-8 pm 7/26-8/4 $44 4 

Adult Level 3 

This player has proper stroke mechanics and technique for 

most strokes. Player is profi cient at the net and can rally with 

consistency. Instructor approval is required. This class will 

introduce: topspin, slice, lob placement, advanced grips, slice serve 

and doubles strategy. 

TC19511 M-Th 11:30 am-1 pm 6/27-6/30 $45 4 

TC19512 M-Th 6:30-8 pm 6/27-6/30 $45 4 

TC19520 Su 10 am-Noon 7/17-7/31 $44 3 

TC19521 M/W 11:30 am-1 pm 7/11-7/20 $45 4 

Continued 

*No Class 7/4 

Adult Level 3 (continued) 


TC19522 M/W 6:30-8 pm 7/11-7/20 $45 4 

TC19531 M/W 11:30-1 pm 7/25-8/3 $45 4 

TC19532 M/W 6:30-8 pm 7/25-8/3 $45 4 

TC19541 M-Th 11:30-1 pm 8/8-8/11 $45 4 

TC19542 M-Th 6:30-8 pm 8/8-8/11 $45 4 

TC19551 M-Th 11:30-1 pm 8/22-8/25 $45 4 

TC19552 M-Th 6:30-8 pm 8/22-8/25 $45 4 

Adult Advanced Level 4 Hit Group 

A competitive hit group that involves a lot of drills and point play. 

Minimal instruction is provided in this type of hit group. This class 

is taught with a games-based philosophy. Players should be able 

to maintain a rally and handle ball with pace. Be prepared for a 

great workout. Players must be at a Level 4 class level. Instructor 

approval required. 

TC19711 M-Th 6:30-8 pm 6/27-6/30 $72 4 

TC19721 M/W 6:30-8 pm 7/11-7/20 $72 4 

TC19731 M/W 6:30-8 pm 7/25-8/3 $72 4 

TC19741 M-Th 6:30-8 pm 8/8-8/11 $72 4 

TC19751 M-Th 6:30-8 pm 8/22-8/25 $72 4 

Beginning Doubles Strategy, Level 2 

New to the game of doubles? Come out and try our beginning 

doubles class and work on doubles shifting, court positioning and 

overall introduction to the game of doubles. 

TC19911 M-Th 6-7:30 pm 6/27-6/30 $45 4 

TC19912 M/W 6-7:30 pm 7/11-7/20 $45 4 

TC19913 M/W 6-7:30 pm 7/25-8/3 $45 4 

TC19914 M-Th 6-7:30 pm 8/8-8/11 $45 4 

TC19915 M-Th 6-7:30 pm 8/22-8/25 $45 4 

Advanced Doubles Strategy, Levels 3 and 4 

Need help with your weekly doubles game? Try out our advanced 

doubles strategy class. You will work on offensive and defensive 

doubles strategies, poaching and advanced doubles positioning. 

TC19921 T/Th 6-7:30 pm 7/12-7/21 $54 4 

TC19922 T/Th 6-7:30 pm 7/26-8/4 $54 4 

Drills and Conditioning (Levels 3.0+) 

Challenge your cardio fi tness levels as you run through a series of 

high intensity drills. Students must be Level 3 or Level 4. 

TC19932 T/Th 6:30-8 pm 7/12-7/21 $54 4 

TC19933 T/Th 6:30-8 pm 7/26-8/4 $54 4 



503/629-xxxx 

Hit with the Pros, Level 3 

If you’re looking to play with the pros then this is the clinic for you. 

Work on your shots in this point play class. Students will work on 

a variety of doubles drills and positions as you play against our 

pros. Take your best shot at them in this 90-minute clinic. 


TC19952 T/Th 10-11:30 am 7/12-7/21 $64 4 

TC19953 T/Th 10-11:30 am 7/26-8/4 $64 4 

Scott’s Singles Slam, Adult 

Adult Level 3 and up only. Singles strategies including offense 

and defense against different styles of play and effective stroke 

production. 

TC19962 T/Th 6-7 pm 7/12-7/21 $43 4 

TC19963 T/Th 6-7 pm 7/26-8/4 $43 4 

Adult Stroking Analysis 

This class is available for players Level 2 and up. The main goal of 

this class is to work on the technical portion of your game. During 

the session you will cover ground strokes, volley, serve and return. 

The ball machine is utilized with this class. You will receive lots of 

feedback on your shots and you will get a lot of hitting repetition 

on the ball machine. 

TC19971 Su 9-10 am 7/17-7/31 $25 3 

Men’s Doubles Night, Adult 

Men’s Night is a weekly doubles event for NTRP 3.5 and above 

rated players. Players rotate courts every 20 minutes and play with 

a different partner each rotation. Make sure to arrive 10 minutes 

early to get your court assignment. Patron can sign up starting the 

Thursday the week before. Payment is due at signup. 

TCH13500 W 8-10:30 pm 6/29 $10 1 

TCH13501 W 8-10:30 pm 7/13 $10 1 

TCH13502 W 8-10:30 pm 7/20 $10 1 

TCH13503 W 8-10:30 pm 7/27 $10 1 

TCH13504 W 8-10:30 pm 8/3 $10 1 

TCH13505 W 8-10:30 pm 8/10 $10 1 

TCH13506 W 8-10:30 pm 8/24 $10 1 

TCH13507 W 8-10:30 pm 8/31 $10 1 

Private Lessons (1-hour) 

Made by appointment only. Fees are paid to the Tennis Center prior 

to the lesson. Base rate is $40 per hour for in-district residents 

(semi private rates vary). Call the center for information. A 24-hour 

cancellation notice is required. 

TCP11011 Su 10-11 am 7/17 $40 1 

TCP11021 Su 10-11 am 7/24 $40 1 

*No Class 7/4 

Continued 



TCP11031 Su 10-11 am 7/31 $40 1 

TCP11111 Su 11 am-Noon 7/17 $40 1 

TCP11121 Su 11 am-Noon 7/24 $40 1 

TCP11131 Su 11 am-Noon 7/31 $40 1 

TCP11211 Su Noon-1 pm 7/17 $40 1 

TCP11221 Su Noon-1 pm 7/24 $40 1 

TCP11231 Su Noon-1 pm 7/31 $40 1 

Outdoor Park Classes 

Come out and enjoy our outdoor junior lessons held at Highland 

Park Middle School, Mountain View Middle School, Raleigh Park and 

Somerset West. These park sites offer you the opportunity to get 

involved in tennis close to home. 


2nd-3rd Grade Level 1 

TCHP12111 HP M/W 9-9:45 am 6/27-7/20 $54 8 

TCHP12121 HP M/W 9-9:45 am 7/25-8/10 $47 6 

TCRP12111 RP T/Th 9-9:45 am 6/28-7/21 $62 8 

TCRP12121 RP T/Th 9-9:45 am 7/26-8/11 $47 6 

TCSW12111 SW M/W 9-9:45 am 6/27-7/20 $54 8 

TCSW12121 SW M/W 9-9:45 am 7/25-8/10 $47 6 

2nd-3rd Grade Level 2 

TCHP12311 HP M/W 11:45-12:30 pm 6/27-7/20 $54 8 

TCHP12321 HP M/W 11:45-12:30 pm 7/25-8/10 $47 6 

TCRP12311 RP T/Th 11:45 -12:30 pm 6/28-7/21 $62 8 

TCRP12321 RP T/Th 11:45-12:30 pm 7/26-8/11 $47 6 

TCSW12311 SW M/W 11:45-12:30 pm 6/27-7/20 $54 8 

TCSW12321 SW M/W 11:45-12:30 pm 7/25-8/10 $47 6 


TCHP14111 HP M/W 9:45-10:45 am 6/27-7/20 $51 8 

TCHP14121 HP M/W 9:45-10:45 am 7/25-8/10 $44 6 

TCRP14111 RP T/Th 9:45-10:45 am 6/28-7/21 $58 8 

TCRP14121 RP T/Th 9:45-10:45 am 7/26-8/11 $44 6 

TCSW14111 SW M/W 9:45-10:45 am 6/27-7/20 $51 8 

TCSW14121 SW M/W 9:45-10:45 am 7/25-8/10 $44 6 


TCHP16111 HP M/W 10:45-11:45 am 6/27-7/20 $51 8 

TCHP16121 HP M/W 10:45-11:45 am 7/25-8/10 $44 6 

TCRP16111 RP T/Th 10:45-11:45 am 6/28-7/21 $58 8 

TCRP16121 RP T/Th 10:45-11:45 am 7/26-8/11 $44 6 

TCSW16111 SW M/W 10:45-11:45 am 6/27-7/20 $51 8 

TCSW16121 SW M/W 10:45-11:45 am 7/25-8/10 $44 6 


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PLEASE PRINT: 

Household Primary Contact: 

Residential Address: 

City/State/Zip: 

Mailing Address: 

(if different from residential address) 

Mailing City/State/Zip: 

Home Phone: 


REGISTRANT INFORMATION FORM 

Work Phone: 

Date of Birth: 

Print Card 

Apt #/PMB (if applicable) 

Gender: Male Female 

Cell Phone: 

Email: 

Please email me upcoming events and special dates. 

Fax: 

If you DO NOT reside within the Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District, but OWN property within the THPRD boundaries, you are 

entitled to In-District privileges. Please list property address below: 

Property Address: City/State/Zip: 

Last Name 

Last Name 

ADULT SECONDARY 

First Name MI 

Date of Birth: Work Phone: 



Last Name 

First Name MI 

Last Name 

First Name MI 

HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS 

Print Card 

Male 

Female 

Print Card 

Male 

Female 



PLEASE NOTE: The Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District (THPRD) does not forward 

any mail. Returned cards are subject to veri� cation, and in-district privileges may be withheld 

until the address can be veri� ed. Residency form must be processed in person at THPRD 

facilities. THPRD reserves the right to verify residency without notice. Completed forms may 

be brought to any THPRD facility with the following Required Residency Veri� cation: 

• Current Oregon Drivers License or DMV Identi� cation Card 

AND 

• A current utility bill, lease agreement, credit card statement, insurance card or 

property tax statement 

First Name MI 

Gender: Male Female 

NAME: 

Last Name 

First Name MI 

Last Name 

First Name MI 

OFFICE USE ONLY 

Renewal New Update 

DATE PROCESSED 

Apt #/PMB (if applicable) 

Additional household members over 21 years of age are required to provide residency information 

Signature: _________________________________________________ 

ODL: 

2nd ID: 

THPRD ID# 

Print Card 

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Male 

Female 

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Male 

Female 

ASSESSMENT

If you want to register by phone, 

the fi rst 3-4 hours of telephone 

registration is the busiest time. You 

may experience a busy signal or an 

“All circuits are busy” message. 

If possible defer your call or register 

online at www.thprd.org. Thank 

you! 

Class Registration 

You must have a valid THPRD residency card to register. See page 4 for residency card information. 

People living outside THPRD must pay an annual assessment fee to register for and/or participate in 

THPRD programs and activities. If your household information has changed, please update your account information 

at any THPRD facility. Be sure to bring the required verifi cation for changes. 

Household Account 

Adult Primary Name:___________________________________ THPRD Card #:___________________________________ E-mail:__________________________________________________________________ 

Household Address: ______________________________________________________________________________City, State, Zip: _______________________________________________________________ 

Home Phone: ______________________________________Work Phone: ____________________________________ Fax: ________________________________________ 

Participant & Class 

Participant Name (Last, First) Class Location Class Title Class # Alternate Class Title Alt Class # Cost 

Example: Doe, Jane Cedar Hills Gymnastics CH31100 Gymnastics II CH31101 $79 

Total Fees 

Payment Type 

Child safety is our #1 priority. For the safety and well-being of 

our patrons, all children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian 

into the facility and follow the check-in and check-out procedures 

with their instructor. Additionally, at all aquatic facilities, a parent 

or guardian must remain at the facility during class. In some cases, 

an adult must be in the water. For more details, see child safety 

procedures on page 12. 

Photo policy: On occasion, THPRD staff take photos of participants 

enrolled in recreation and aquatics programs, classes, and events or 

people on THPRD property and/or parks. These photos are for THPRD 

use only and may be used on www.thprd.org, in future catalogs, 

brochures or fliers. 

��Payment by CHECK (Made payable to THPRD) CHECK # __________ 

��Payment by CREDIT CARD � VISA � Mastercard � Discover 

��Payment by THPRD Gift Card 

Account # _____________________________________________CCV* # ________________ 

Exp Date: ______________ Name on Card: ________________________________________ 

Signature _______________________________________________ Date: _________________ 

* The CCV is the last 3 numbers on the back of your card 

New Patrons: Fill out the THPRD residency card form on page 4 along with this class registration form. When completed, bring both forms along with the 

required identifi cation and proof of residence to any THPRD facility. 

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CONFIDENTIAL 


Family Assistance Application 

REQUIRED: You must attach proof of income such as two months of paycheck stubs for all working 

members of the family. You may also attach award letters for the following: free school lunch, food 

stamps, social security/disability, TANF or unemployment. If you have no income at all or other special 

circumstances, please describe your situation on a separate piece of paper. If you fail to attach proof of 

income (or lack of income), your application will not be considered. 

Head of household: Name ________________________________________________________ THPRD ID# __________________ 

Address ____________________________________________________ City, St, Zip ____________________________________ 

Phone (1st) _______________________ (2nd) ___________________________ E-mail ________________________________ 

Total household monthly gross income: $__________________________ 

Approved 

OFFICIAL USE ONLY 

To qualify for Family Assistance, your address must be within THPRD boundaries. Your household must have a valid 

THPRD registration card. You must attach proof of income documentation (see below). If you are awarded funds, they 

will be good for one year after approval, they cannot be carried over to the following year. However, you will have the 

opportunity to reapply for the next 12 months. 

Are you employed? Yes No Employer: _______________________________________________________________ 

Please � ll in all the information below for each household member that will be requesting Family Assistance funds for classes or programs this year. 

Name Birth date 

Denied Date _________ 

Amount per year: _____________________ 

Proof of income doc: ___________________ 

Processed by: ________________________ 

Primary ID # __________________________ 

Para información completa del programa y para una forma de aplicación en espãnol, por favor llame al: 503/645-6433 o en linea al: www.thprd.org. 

I am applying for participation in an Af� liated Youth Sports League. League Name: ___________________________________________ 

Child's Name _____________________________________________________________________ League fee: $ ___________________________ 

I certify that all of the information provided on this form is true and correct and that all income is reported. I understand that this 

information is being given for the receipt of Family Assistance funds and that deliberate misrepresentation of the information may 

subject me to the loss of funds given as well as prosecution under applicable laws. 

Signature: ____________________________________________________________ Date: _____________________________________________ 

Fill out, sign and attach proof of monthly income and either fax, mail or bring the form into the THPRD Administration Of� ce 

15707 SW Walker Rd • Beaverton, OR 97006 • 503/645-6433 • fax 503/296-5888 • www.thprd.org

Participation 

Participant Information 

Last Name, First Name 

Age 

Parent/Guardian Information 

Physician & Insurance 

Physician’s Name 

Hospital Preference, if any 

Health Insurance Co. ID. 

Dentist Name 

Facility/School 

Program/Activity 

Program Dates 

Emergency Contact (other than parent/guardian) 

Emergency Contact Information 

Mothers/Guardian Name Home Phone 

Address Work Phone 

City, State, Zip 

e-mail 

Cell Phone 

Name Relationship to participant 

Address 


Full Week Partial Week Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Varies 

Fathers/Guardian Name Home Phone 

Address Work Phone 


e-mail 

Cell Phone 

Individuals authorized to pick up (other than parent/guardian) 

Risk & Contract Management 

EmergencyInformationForms2009.pdf p.1 Rev. 1/09 

Grade Level 

Physician’s Phone 

Group # 

Dentist Phone 

Phone 1 

Phone 2 

Male Female 

Swim Level Non-Swimmer Beginner Advanced Beginner 

Name Relationship to participant 

Address 


Phone 1 

Phone 2 

Name Relationship 

Phone 


Phone 


Phone 


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Participant 

Last Name 

Medical & Physical Information 

Please check if participant is subject to the following and explain: 

Have you ever had... 

Details: 

Allergies Yes No 

ADD/ADHD Yes No 

Autism/Aspbergers Yes No 

Seizures Yes No 

Hepatitis A or B 

Is your child current on all school-required immunizations? Yes No Date of last tetanus inoculation: 

Please list any medical history or physical restrictions that could affect participation in program/activities: Describe any past medical 

conditions, which might require special attention (if none please indicate). 

Please identify any special adaptations or accommodations necessary to assist with participation in programs/activities: 

Does participant take medicines at home? 

Will participant need medicine administered by THPRD? 

Risk & Contract Management 

EmergencyInformationForms2009.pdf p.2 Rev. 1/09 

Heart Problems/Murmur Yes No 

Yes No 

Yes No 

Please read and sign below if you agree to the conditions herein: 

Do you wear... 

Glasses 

Contact Lenses 

Hard 

Soft 

If Yes, submit Medical Authorization Form. 

Yes No 

Yes No 

Yes No 

I hereby give consent for my child to participate in all camp/recreational programs sponsored by Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District (THPRD). I 

understand that activities run by the program may be vigorous at times, and although they are planned with the safety of the participants in mind, there is 

the risk of injury to my child arising from participation in this program. 

I acknowledge that the THPRD is relying on my judgment, as well as my doctor’s judgment, after examining my child to determine that my child has 

the physical and mental capacity reasonably necessary to engage in the program in which he or she has been enrolled. As my child’s legal guardian, 

I agree to assume the risk associated with this program for him/her. By doing so, I hereby waive all claims against the Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation 

District or any of its of� cers, agents or employees, which may arise due to accident, sickness, injury or death, which my child might suffer from his/her 

participation in the Program. In the event of a medical emergency, I understand every effort will be made to contact me. If I cannot be reached, I give my 

permission for my child to be treated by a professional medical person and admitted to a hospital if necessary. I agree to be the party responsible for all 

medical expenses incurred. Signing this form will authorize THPRD to transport your child during the program. Any and all changes to this form must be 

done in writing and received by THPRD. 

Signature of Parent/Guardian 

Signature of Parent/Guardian 

Yes No 

Diabetes 

Asthma/Bronchitis 

Hernia 

Concussion 

Yes No 

Yes No 

Yes No 

Yes No 

First Name 

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Index www.thprd.org 

20/20/20 ................................................. 147 

3D Fireworks T-shirt .................................. 200 

AARP Driver Safety Program ...................... 153 

Ab Attack ................................................ 140 

Active Isolated Stretching .......................... 148 

Adventure in Sports ..................................... 94 

Adventure Park at Ski Bowl ........................ 202 

Adventures Without Limits ........................ 200 

Aerobic Total Body Workout ....................... 148 

After School Program ................................ 122 

After-school Care ...................................... 125 

After-School Program ................................ 160 

Ageless Conditioning ................................. 148 

All About Reptiles ..................................... 196 

All that Jazz ............................................. 126 

Aloha Swim Center .........................51-56 

Alzheimer’s Support Group ......................... 146 

Amazing Oceans ....................................... 196 

Anyone Can Draw ..................................... 145 

Aqua Camp .......................................... 47, 88 

Aquarobics ..................................... 51, 57, 68 

Aquatic Center (50 M) .....................84-88 

Aquatic Fitness Programs ...........51, 57, 62, 68, 

............................................... 73, 80, 84 

Aquatics ............................................... 48-88 

Aquatics Professional Training ...................... 50 

Archery Camp ...................... 31, 178, 179, 180 

Archery ............................................ 178, 180 

Around Town Adventure Camp! .................... 29 

Art & Science Camps ................................ 131 

Arts & Crafts 

Preschool/Youth ..................... 91, 126, 161 

Youth ........................106, 126, 161, 162 

Teen/Adult .................................. 162, 163 

Specialized Rec ....................................200 

55 & Better .........................................145 

Arts & Science Camps ................................. 23 

Arts of the World Camp ......................... 44, 91 

Astanga Yoga ........................................... 141 

Athletic Center .............................89-103 

Athletic Facility Rental ................................. 89 

Babysitter’s Training ...................111, 130, 170 

Back & Arthritis Exercise .............................. 57 

Badge Programs for Scouts ........................ 191 

Badminton Camp ................................... 44, 91 

Balance Basics .......................................... 148 

Ballerina Beauties ...................................... 163 

Ballet .................107, 108, 109, 126-127, 129, 

...........................................163, 165-167 

Ballet/Tap ................................................. 127 

Ballroom Dance ..........................127, 146, 167 

Barn Dance ............................................... 199 

Baseball ........................ 31, 32, 117, 138, 179 

Baseball/Softball ............................... 100, 138 

Basic Wilderness Survival Camp! ................... 29 

Basketball ................ 44, 91, 97, 98, 100, 103, 

..........................................135, 138, 200 

Batman Begins ............................................ 86 

Beautiful Birds .......................................... 196 

Beaverton Swim Center ...................57-61 

Before/After Camp Fun .......................... 45, 92 

Behavior Modifi cation ................................ 173 

Belly Dancing ............................................ 109 

Big Truck Day ............................................. 62 

Birthday Parties ..........................124, 191, 196 

Bond Measure Update ............................ 8 

Book Illustration ...........................24, 132, 133 

Books, Cards, Sculpture & Paintings ...... 24, 133 

Boot Camp ....................................... 141, 148 

Bow Wow Bash ........................................ 177 

Bowling for Fun ........................................ 201 

Boys Gymnastics .............................. 113, 114 

Brain Fitness / Cognitive Skills .................... 153 

Breakfast To Boat! .................................... 156 

Bridge, Supervised Play .............................. 153 

Broadway Bound ....................................... 129 

Broadway Dance ....................................... 164 

Bubbles, Balls, and Bean Bags ..................... 129 

Bug Basics ............................................... 193 

Bugs that Bug us ....................................... 190 

Bugs, Bugs, and more Bugs ........................ 196 

Build, Sculpt, and Paint! ....................... 24, 133 

Camp Cedar Hills ......................................... 13 

Camp Conestoga .................................... 19-20 

Camp Funshine ........................................... 12 

Camp Garden Home ............................... 27-28 

Camp Green .......................................... 41-43 

Camp Rivendale .................................. 33, 183 

Camp Summer Journey ................................ 14 

Camp Wild Things ......................35- 36, 40- 41 

Camps (Summer) ............ 11-47, 123, 128 

Camps - Youth/Teen ............................... 91-93 

Camps by Indoor Goals ................................ 45 

Canoe Lessons .......................................... 194 

Cardio Strength ......................................... 141 

Cardio, Core and More ............................... 148 

Cartwheel Time! ........................................ 137 

Cedar Hills Recreation 

Center ........................ 11-16, 104-122 

Cedar Hills Safety Town Camp ...................... 10 

CH Extra Innings Care .......................... 16, 115 

Champions Too Field .....................................9 

Cheer & Dance Team Ready ....................... 129 

Cheerleading ..............................128, 164, 166 

Chi-Kung .................................................. 149 

Childcare Program ..................................... 106 

Chipmunks - Ages 3-4 .............................. 193 

CHRC CSI Camp ................................. 16, 111 

Circuit Training ......................................... 141 

Clackamas River Rafting ............................. 194 

Classical Ballet ...........................108, 109, 167 

Clay: A Ceramic Workshop ......................... 200 

Club Splash! ............................................. 125 

Coastal Critters ......................................... 192 

Columbia Gorge Discovery Center ............... 157 

Compassionate Friends .............................. 146 

Competitive/Splash Skills & Techniques ... 51, 76 

Computer ................................................. 153 

Conestoga Recreation & Aquatic 

Center ..............17-25, 62-67, 123-142 

Cooking Camp .................................. 109, 111 

Cooking Kids ............................................ 109 

Cooking Series .......................................... 201 

Cooking, ‘Tween Cuisine ............................ 111 

Cooking, Parent & Child ..................... 109, 111 

Cooper Mountain Nature 

Park ........................... 40-41, 195-197 

Creating Together ..................................... 126 

Creative Art .............................................. 126 

Creative Babies ......................................... 126 

Creative Dance ......................................... 107 

Creative Movement ................................... 127 

Creative Zone Camp ............................ 15, 106 

Creature Features ...................................... 192 

Cricket ..................................................... 101 

CSI Camp ........................................... 16, 111 

Cultural Martial Arts Camp ................... 16, 111 

Daily Admissions ...........................................6 

Dance ............................................. 107 

Youth .................. 108-109, 129, 165-167 

Teen/Adult ....................109, 129, 167-168 

55 & Better ............ 146, 126-128, 163-165 

Dance with Glee ....................................... 108 

Dance with Me ......................................... 127 

Dancing Princesses .................................... 107 

Deep Water Aquarobics ........51, 57, 62, 73, 80 

Demonstration Garden ............................... 195 

Deschutes River Rafting ............................. 194 

Diamond Dreams ................................... 94, 98 

Diane Brice .............................................. 152 

Digital Camera .......................................... 153 

Digital Storytelling ............................... 93, 133 

Dinner Club ...................................... 157, 202 

DIP (Diabetes Intervention & Prevention) ...... 149 

Disco Adventure Camp ............................... 28 

Discovery Club .......................................... 160 


221


District Safety Rules ......................................7 

Dive-in Movie Night ....................73, 75, 85, 86 

Dog Obedience ......................................... 173 

Drama Camp Just for Kids .................... 24, 132 

Drawing & Painting ............... 15, 106, 126, 162 

Drop-in & Admission Fees ..............................6 

Drop-in Aerobics ........ 105, 119, 125, 140, 181 

Drop-in Fitness Programs ........................ 6, 125 

Drop-in Fitness/Yoga ......................... 191, 196 

Drop-in Sports & Fitness Programs ...... 105, 159 

Drop-in Sports Schedule ............................... 90 

Drop-in Swimming ....................................... 48 

Drop-in Yoga/Pilates ...................105, 119, 181 

Drum Set/Percussion ..................170, 171, 174 

Drumming ................................................ 201 

Dude’s Hanging Out Camp ................... 16, 111 

Eagle Bear Ranch in Sisters Oregon ............. 156 

Eco Adventure Camps ................................. 39 

Eco-Fashion Camp ............................... 16, 111 

Editing Final Cut Pro ............................ 93, 133 

Elsie Stuhr Center .......................143-157 

Emergency Contact Forms ................... 219-220 

Engineering FUNdamentals with LEGO ........... 30 

Entry To Fitness ........................................ 149 

Equestrian Camp ......................................... 29 

Essential Balance & Mobility ....................... 149 

Explore the Estate ..................................... 184 

Extended Trips .......................................... 157 

Facility Rentals ................................. 158, 189 

Fairy Tale Ballet Mini Camp ........................ 107 

Fall Fitness Sampler ................................... 134 

Family Assistance Program .............................7 

Family Bat Outing ...................................... 193 

Family Dragons ................................. 136, 139 

Family Habitat Hikes .................................. 197 

Family ZUMBA! ......................................... 141 

Fanno Creek ............................................. 192 

Fanno Farmhouse ...................................... 184 

Fencing Camp ..................................... 31, 179 

Fencing .................................................... 142 

Field Production .................................. 93, 133 

Fitness ......................................119, 196 

20,20,20 ............................................119 

55 & Better .................................. 146-152 

Teen/Adult ..........................................191 

Aerobic Total Body ...............................119 

Aerobics .............................................119 

BODYCOMBAT ....................................119 

BODYPUMP................................. 119, 181 

Cardio Pilates ......................................181 

Cardio, Circuit, Strength .......................181 

Core Fusion .........................................120 

Dance Fusion .......................................181 

Gentle Paced Aerobics ..........................181 

Kick Boxing ................................. 141, 182 

Outdoor Fitcamp .................................120 

Pilates Fundamentals ............................120 

Pilates on the Ball ................................120 

Pilates ...............................................182 

Quick-fi t Fitcamp .................................120 

Self-Paced Interval ...............................182 

Step ...............................................120 

Strength Training .................................120 

Triple Threat ........................................120 

Turbo Kickboxing .................................120 

Women’s Workout Fit ...........................121 

Women’s Workout ...............................120 

Yoga ...............................................181 

Zumba Aerobics ........................... 121, 182 

Flag Football ............................44, 91, 98, 138 

Flexibility Focus ........................................ 149 

Fluid Moves/Arthritis .................................... 68 

Football ............................... 31, 101, 117, 179 

Free Metro Natural Gardening Programs ....... 197 

French Preschool Experience ....................... 110 

Frequent User Passes ....................................6 

Friends & Fun Club .................................... 168 

Fun Factory .............................................. 168 

Functional Strength ................................... 149 

Fused Glass .............................................. 163 

Games Galore ............................................. 95 

Garden Home Fitness ......................... 162, 181 

Garden Home Indoor Play Park .................... 160 

Garden Home Recreation Center ....158-182 

General Interest 

Preschool ........ 109-110, 129-130, 168-170 

Youth ........... 111-112, 130-131, 170-172 

Teen/Adult ....... 94, 112, 132-133, 172-175 


55 & Better .................................. 153-154 

General Registration Information ................. 203 

Gentle Way to Fitness ................................ 149 

Get Involved ............................................. 187 

Golden Wedding Anniversary ...................... 155 

Golf ..................................................... 29, 98 

Good Manners .......................................... 131 

Gotta Dance! ............................................ 164 

Granny’s Home Remedies ........................... 173 

Great Grills ............................................... 201 

Greenway Park Camps ................................. 42 

Group Fitness Launch ................................ 104 

Guided Hikes ............................................ 191 

Guitar ....................... 112, 131-132, 171, 174 

Gymnastics ..........107, 127, 113-115, 175-177 

Hand Drumming ........................................ 201 

Harman Swim Center .......................68-72 

Harvest Bazaar Kick Off Party ..................... 154 

Hawaiian Luau .......................................... 199 

Healing Waters/Adaptive .............................. 68 

Hiking Adventure ...................................... 201 

Hip-Hop ...................... 109, 127-129, 165-168 

Home Run Preschool Sports Camp ........ 16, 116 

Hoop Camp .............................................. 117 

Hoop It Up! ................................................ 98 

Hoops Mini Camp .........................31, 177, 179 

How to use this guide ....................................1 

Hurray for Hoops! Mini Camp ................ 31, 179 

Hyland Forest Nature Play Area ................... 188 

I Love a Parade ......................................... 130 

Ice Skating / Hockey .......................... 135, 138 

Indoor Play Group ........................................ 89 

Irish Dance .............................................. 166 

Iron Chef! ................................................... 29 

Jazz - Hip-Hop .......................................... 109 

Jenkins Estate & Fanno Farmhouse 183-186 

Jumpstart ................................................ 106 

Junior Golf ................................................. 98 

Junior Lifeguard Program ............................ 10 

Junk in the Trunk .............................. 123, 134 

Just Dance ....................................... 164, 166 

Kaiser Woods Park Camps ............................ 43 

Karate .......................................118, 121, 138 

Kayak Lessons .......................................... 194 

Kendo, Japanese Fencing ........................... 142 

Keyboard / Piano ....................................... 132 

Kickball .................................................... 103 

Kid’s Sport ............................................... 135 

Kids First .......................................... 104, 106 

Kids Quest Camp ........................................ 27 

Kinder Club .............................................. 160 

Kindergym ........................................ 116, 175 

Lacrosse .......................................44, 91, 101 

Last Chance Summer Dance ....................... 164 

Leaders In Training Experience (Lite) .............. 10 

Learning Letters & Sounds ............................ 93 

Light Summer Fare .................................... 201 

Line Dancing ............................................. 146 

Lots O’ Dance ........................................... 107 

Low Impact - Total Body Workout ............... 142 

Lower Body Workout ................................. 142 

Magic Dancers .......................................... 167 

Majestic Multnomah Falls ........................... 202 

Martial Arts, Lil Dragons ............................. 136 

Me & My Doll Camp ............................ 15, 111 

Media Camps for Teens ............25, 46, 93, 133 

Meditation ................................................ 191 



Messy Little Fingers ..................................... 91 

Metro Naturalist Programs .......................... 197 

Middle School Club .................................... 125 

Mind, Body & Yoga ................................... 201 

Mini Art Camp ................................... 161-163 

Mini Music Makers .................................... 130 

Mini Nature Camps .......................... 36, 37, 41 

Mixed Media Workshop .............................. 145 

Modern Arts ...................................... 24, 132 

Modern Mix .............................................. 106 

Mother’s Day Barefoot Quilt Festival ............ 183 

Movement Maniacs ..................................... 95 

Movers & Shakers Toddler Dance ................ 164 

Munchkin Ballet ........................................ 128 

Munchkin Dance ....................................... 128 

Munchkin Music & More .............................. 95 

Munchkin Sports ....................................... 136 

Munchkin Tumblers ................................... 137 

Music and Movement ................................ 201 

Music, Marching, & Make Believe ................ 130 

National Trails Day ............................ 188, 198 

Native Bees to the Rescue .......................... 197 

Natural Resources .......................187-188 

Nature Explorers Camp ........................... 38-39 

Nature House Rentals ................................ 195 

Nature Kids Preschool ................................ 193 

Nature Mobile ........................................... 188 

Nature Park Interpretive 

Center ........................ 34-43, 189-194 

Nature Store ............................................ 189 

Nature Studies ..................... 192-193, 196-197 

Next Step Fitness ...................................... 152 

Nia ......................................................... 150 

Night Club Dancing .................................... 146 

NW Discoveries ........................................ 155 

Oak Savannah .......................................... 197 

Oaks Amusement Park ............................... 202 

On the Stage ........30, 164, 166, 167, 169, 170 

On Your Toes ................................... 107, 165 

One World, Many Stories ........................... 161 

Outdoor Adventure/Water Sports! ................. 29 

Outdoor Recreation ............................ 193-194 

Outdoor Tennis Courts ............................... 204 

Painted Sky Northstar Dance Company ........ 160 

Painting Oil & Acrylics ....................... 145, 200 

PALS Sports ....................................... 19, 136 

Park after Dark .......................................... 191 

Park Watch ............................................. 186 

Patio Party & Dance .................................. 155 

Pee Wee Cheerleading ................................. 95 

Pee Wee Football ........................................ 95 

Pee Wee Hoop .................................... 96, 116 

Pee Wee Soccer Camp ............................... 116 

Pee Wee Soccer .......................................... 96 

Personal Training ........ 105, 119, 125, 140, 181 

Photography, Digital .................................. 173 

Piano ................................ 112, 154, 171, 174 

Pilates ............................................... 99, 150 

Play, Learn, Explore ................................... 130 

Playground Sports Camp .............................. 21 

Playschool ................................................ 124 

Plein Air Painting ....................................... 145 

Post Polio Support Group ........................... 146 

Pottery ............................................. 161-163 

Pre Gymnastic ......................................... 113 

Pre-Ballet ................................................. 107 

Pre-Engineering with LEGO ........................... 30 

Pregnancy Fitness ....................................... 51 

Pre-Gymnastics ......................................... 175 

Preschool Exploration ..................110, 168, 169 

Preschool Mini Camp ................................. 169 

Preschool Swimming ................................... 49 

Preschool ......................................... 160, 193 

Princess Dancers ................................. 18, 128 


Drum Set/Percussion ............ 170, 171, 174 

Guitar ....................................... 171, 174 

Piano ....................................... 171, 174 

Prostate Support Group .............................. 146 

Raleigh Swim Center .......................73-75 

Registration at THPRD ...................................4 

Registration Forms ............................ 216-217 

Rhythmic Gymnastics ................................ 177 

Ride Into Spring ................................ 188, 198 

Rose Show ............................................... 155 

Rugby ...................................................... 101 

Running Club ............................................ 140 

Safety Policy ............................................ 115 

Safety Town ............................................. 110 

Safety, Beyond Stranger Danger ................. 175 

Salem wine and fl owers ............................. 156 

School-age Swimming ................................. 49 

Science, Engineering FUNdamentals 

with LEGO .......................................... 172 

Science, Pre-Engineering with LEGO ............ 172 

Science, Summer Science Lab .................... 172 

Self Defense ............................................. 150 

Sensational Seeds ..................................... 192 

Servicios en Espanol ......................................1 

Settlin Days - Homestead Camp ............ 16, 111 

Shallow Water Aquarobics ..................... 73, 80 

Sharing & Caring ....................................... 168 

Show Stoppers Dance Camp .........30, 165, 167 

Shuffl e, Point, Swing ................................. 108 

Sibling Dance .................................... 108, 128 

Sing Along, Dance Along ........................... 108 

Skateboarding ............................................. 99 

Slo Motion Exercise ................................... 150 

Soccer ..................................................... 135 

Soccer ................31, 32, 44, 92, 98, 102, 103, 

.................................. 118, 136, 178, 179 

Softball .................................................... 103 

Somerset West Swim Center ............76-79 

Song & Dance .......................................... 128 

Spanish .................................................... 154 

Special Events .............. 24, 90, 104, 134, 158, 

.................................. 177, 183, 190, 199 

Special Events - 55 & Better ............... 154, 155 

Specialized Recreation .................199-202 

Specialty Drop-in Fitness ................................6 

Splash Swim Team ... 68, 51, 57, 62, 76, 80, 84 

Sports & Fitness 

Preschool ......................... 94-97, 115-117, 

..........................135-137, 177-178 

Youth .............. 97-99, 117-118, 138-139, 

........................................ 178-180 

Teen ...............................................140 

Teen/Adult ...............99, 119-122, 180-182 

Adult ........................................ 140-142 


Sports Action Camp .................................... 21 

Sports Adventure Mini Camp ....31-32, 178, 180 

Sports Leagues ...........................100-103 

Sports Madness Camp ........................... 44, 92 

Sports Mania Mini Camp ...............31, 178, 180 

Sports O’Rama Camp ................................ 117 

Sports Performance Camp .................... 14, 118 

Sports Performance ................................... 151 

Sport-Specifi c Camps ............................ 22, 23 

Stained Glass/Glass Open Studio ................. 145 

Stars & Stripes Lunch ................................ 155 

Stay and Play ........................................... 160 

Stop Motion Animation ................................ 93 

Storybook Cooking .................................... 130 

Strength Training ...................................... 150 

Stroller Fitness Program ............................... 94 

Studio Production ........................................ 93 

Stuhr Center ...............................143-157 

Stuhr Chorus ............................................ 154 

Summer Camps .............. 11-47, 123, 128 

Summer Celebration ................................. 183 

Summer Cooking Series ............................. 172 

Summer Fun ............................................. 192 

Summer Gym Schedule .............................. 141 

Summer Hours .......................................... 161 

Summer Lunch Pals ................................... 170 


223


Summer Picnic On The Patio ....................... 155 

Summer Splash ‘n Fun ........................ 18, 131 

Summer Splash ....................68, 51, 57, 62, 84 

Summer Tap Series ................................... 168 

Summer Twilight Track Meet Series............... 89 

Summer Youth Volunteer Opportunities.......... 10 

Sunset Day Camp ................................. 47, 80 

Sunset Swim Center ..................47, 80-83 

Swimming Lessons ..........................48-88 

Taekwondo ...............................178, 180, 182 

Tai Chi ...................... 121, 142, 150, 182, 191 

Tap .................................. 128, 165, 167, 168 

T-ball .......................... 32, 117, 135, 137, 178 

Teddy Bear Picnic ...................................... 130 

Teen Adventures - Specialized Rec .............. 202 

Teenfi t, Strength & Conditioning ................. 140 

Teens on the Stage ....................167, 168, 175 

Tennis Activity Camp ................................ 209 

Tennis ....................... 137, 139, 140, 203-215 

Tennis Center .............................203-215 

The Disco Experience ................................. 160 

THPRD Learn to Swim Program ..................... 49 

THPRD Facilities & Map .............................. 2-3 

THPRD Online Registration Information ............5 

THRIVE .................................................... 122 

Tiger Basketball Camp ........................... 44, 91 

Tiger Soccer Camp ................................ 44, 92 

Tiny Tutus Ballet ....................................... 165 

Tiny Tutus ................................................ 108 

Toddler Dance .......................................... 128 

Toddler Time .................................... 165, 170 

Total Body Conditioning ............................. 142 

Total Body Workout from a Chair ................ 151 

Tots in Tow ................................................ 93 

Tour of Fort Vancouver .............................. 202 

Trails Advisory Committee .......................... 198 

Traveling Sports Camp ................................. 21 

Trips & Tours - 55 & Better ................. 155-157 

Tualatin Hills Aquatic Center .......47, 84-88 

Tualatin Hills Athletic 

Center .......................... 44-46, 89-103 

Tualatin Hills Park Foundation ................. 9 

Tualatin Hills Tennis Center ..........203-215 

Tumbling .....................................97, 137, 139 

Tunes for Tots .......................................... 130 

Tutor Time with Miss Emily .......................... 93 

Tween / Teen Yoga ................................... 140 

Twilight Tuesday ....................................... 197 

Two, Three, Look At Me! ........................... 169 

Tyke Treks ............................................... 192 

Visit our Gardens ...................................... 184 

Volleyball ...................... 45, 92, 102, 103, 140 

Volunteer Opportunities ............................... 10 

Volunteering at THPRD ........................ 10 

Washington County Lavender Tour .............. 156 

Water Walking ............................................ 51 

Watercolor .............................................. 145 

Weddings ................................................. 184 

Weight Room Orientation ...........105, 119, 125, 

................................................. 140, 181 

Weight/Strength Training ........................... 151 

West Portland Boxing Team ........................ 180 

Wet N’ Wild Sports Mini Camp ............. 32, 180 

Wet-n-Wild ............................................... 192 

When I’m In Charge ....................112, 131, 172 

White Salmon River Rafting ........................ 194 

Willamette Jetboat Excursions .................... 202 

Women’s Workout ............................ 142, 151 

Woodcarving ............................................ 145 

Wranglers in Training Camp .......................... 29 

Wrestling ................................................. 102 

A great place to see your 

friends and neighbors on a 

Saturday morning. 

8 a.m. - 1 p.m. every Saturday 

May 8 through end of October 

Writing Your Life Stories ............................ 154 

X-Treme ‘B-Tween’ Camp ............................ 20 

Yoga ..................99, 121, 122, 137, 142, 151, 

.................................. 152, 182, 191, 196 

Zumba ............................. 108, 109, 142, 152 

Zumbatomic ..................................... 108, 109 

Starting up in time for Mother’s Day, 

look for the Cedar Mill Farmers Market at 

our usual home on Cornell Road just west 

of Murray, across from Sunset Park & High 

School. 

We feature more produce than ever, including 

organics and several no-spray-practice farmers. 

Highlights include live music every week, the 

best fl ower bouquets in town, fresh breads and 

pastries, delicious lunch fare, plus the unique 

homemade work of local artisans and crafters. 

Farm Direct Nutrition Program for WIC and 

Seniors coupons will be accepted beginning in 

June. 

Cedar Mill Farmers Market is the friendliest 

little market around, with free balloon animals 

and face-painting for the kids, free recipes to 

help you make the most of your produce, and 

many more special touches. Volunteers are 

welcome and appreciated. 


I grew up on a farm in eastern Washington where my family raised 

a variety of crops. So I know fi rst-hand the satisfaction that comes 

from growing your own food. 

But what if you don’t live on a farm or own your own garden plot? 

Across the nation, Americans have increasingly turned to public 

parks for community gardens. And THPRD is part of that trend. 

Throughout the greater Beaverton area, we offer seven community 

gardens, the newest of which are at Bethany Lake Park, at the 

intersection of NW 185th Avenue and West Union Road, and 

Southminster Presbyterian Church, at 12250 SW Denney Road. 

The Bethany Lake garden is open now, while Southminster will be 

available to the public May 1. Our other locations: 

• Harman Swim Center Park, 7300 SW Scholls Ferry Road. 

• Cedar Hills Park, north of Walker Road off Cedar Hills 

Boulevard. 

• John Marty Park, in the powerline corridor between Charlais 

and Somerset Drive. 

• Ridgewood Park, at the corner of Highway 217 and Wilshire 

Boulevard. 

• Eichler Park, 13710 SW Farmington Road. 

All of these sites are in high demand, and we’re responding with 

plans for more community gardens in the years ahead. Our voterapproved 

2008 bond measure will provide plots at A.M. Kennedy 

and Schiffl er Parks. 

Several other sites are proposed, including Vista Brook, Barsotti, 

Paul & Verna Winkelman, and Roy Dancer Parks. One of the 

key factors in turning any of these considerations to reality is 

neighborhood approval. 

Larry Pelatt 

Director 

Management Team 

Bob Scott 

Secretary/ 

Director 

Doug Menke, General Manager 

Jessica Collins, Executive Assistant 

Hal Bergsma, Director of Planning 

Community gardens give new meaning 

to ‘high growth’ in the Beaverton area 

Board of Directors 

Bill Kanable 

President/Director 

Why else have community gardens 

become so popular? They’re 

sustainable. They’re healthy for the 

environment (herbicides and pesticides 

are prohibited in THPRD gardens) 

and healthy for people (gardening is 

good exercise). And it’s certainly less 

expensive to grow your own food than 

to pay the grocer. 

Then there’s the social aspect. 

Community gardens promote good 

relationships among neighbors and bring Doug Menke 

people together for potlucks and picnics. 

And leftover produce from several gardens (including THPRD’s own 

Employee Giving Garden at 158th and Walker Road) is donated to 

the Sunshine Pantry, a nonprofi t serving Beaverton’s low-income 

residents. 

Our Bethany Lake Park and Southminster community gardens 

have vacancies, so if you are interested, please visit our special 

Web page (www.thprd.org/parks/communitygardens.cfm) for an 

application and more information. Or call us at 503/645-6433. 

Whether you’re in the garden or pursuing other recreation, we hope 

you enjoy your summer with THPRD. 

Doug Menke 

General Manager, Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District 

Joe Blowers 

Secretary 

Pro-Tempore/Director 

John Griffi ths 

Director 

Keith Hobson, Director of Business & Facilities 

Jim McElhinny, Director of Park & Recreation Services 

Bob Wayt, Director of Communications & Outreach 

Get Involved 

The board typically 

meets on the 

fi rst Monday of 

each month at 

7 p.m. in the 

Dryland Training 

Center at the 

HMT Recreation 

Complex, 158th 

and Walker Road, 

Beaverton.

TUALATIN HILLS PARK & RECREATION DISTRICT 

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ConcertS & THEATER 

in the park 

Bring your lawn chairs or blankets and join your 

neighbors for free fun in the parks. 

All shows 6-8 p.m. 

For more information, go to www.thprd.org/events/ 

summerconcerts.cfm 

July 

7 Garden Home Park 

8020 SW 83rd Ave. 


10 Center Street Park 

SW Denfi eld St & SW 

Lundgren Terrace, 

Beaverton, OR 97005 

14 Arnold Park 

17770 SW Blanton 

St., Aloha 97007 

16 Schiffl er Park 

(Theater) 

SW Bonnie Brae St. 

& SW Schiffl er Pl. 


July 

21 Greenway Park 

SW Pearson Ct. & SW 

Parkview Lp., Beaverton, 97008 

24 Carolwood Park (Theater) 

SW Carlsbad Dr. & SW Calaveras 

Ct., Beaverton, 97007 

August 

4 Cedar Mill Park 

10385 NW Cornell Rd. 


7 Autumn Ridge Park 

Access off Autumn Ridge Dr. & 

Fall Ave., Beaverton, 97006 

11 Raleigh Park 

3500 SW 78th Ave. 


Saturday August 13 • 6-8 p.m. 

Summer Celebration Concert • HMT Complex 

A special thanks to NW Natural for helping to bring 

summer events to all of our citizens.

Summer 2011 - Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District

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