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Grade School Classes
New Aviation!
(Grades K-6)
Build kites, planes, rockets and more
while exploring aerodynamics, aviation’s innovations and inventors from
around the world, and the science of defying gravity.
Instructor: Rachel Cohen
10 Sundays, 2:45-3:45 p.m. begin 2/13
Fee: $170,
JCC member $140
School
of Music and Performing Arts
Marianna Udler, director
Private Music Lessons
(4 Years-Adult)
Experienced professionals offer one-on-one instruction in
piano, violin, guitar, flute, saxophone, clarinet, cello, viola, and
voice. Recital performances are held toward the end of each semester.
Call Marianna Udler, ext 110, to learn more about the JCC School of
Music and Performing Arts or to schedule a trial lesson.
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30 min. |
$520 |
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45 min. |
$675 |
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60 min. |
$825 |
Non-members will be charged a $75 registration fee which includes a $10 insurance charge.
Music Theory
and Ear Training
(7 Years & Up) This course is designed to
give beginning students an introduction to basic music
theory. Theory games reinforce topics discussed while
creating a fun and interactive learning environment. Theory
subjects include music reading in clefs, simple rhythmic
notation, and basic theoretical principles. No prior
knowledge is necessary.
Instructor: Mariana Udler
Tuesday, 6:00-6:45 p.m. 12 sessions
begin 10/12
Fee: $140, JCC member $120,
Music School students $100
Junior Productions on
Broadway
(6-12 Years)
Students are trained in
every aspect of staging a professional musical theatre
production. While rehearsing for the show, which will be
performed live onstage, students are encouraged to abandon
their inhibitions as they learn voice, movement, acting
technique, characterization, improv, mime, audition
technique, and much more! Students will go through the
audition process and everyone will be cast in an appropriate
role chosen to stretch, challenge, and showcase their
individual unique talents.
Instructor: Bonnie
Kelley-Young
15 Wednesdays, 4:45-5:45 p.m.
Fee: $200, JCC member $180,
Almost Home $100
Sports
Dodge Ball League (Grades
K-6)
You know it, you love it, come and
enjoy weekly skills drills, fames, and loads of fun. Fee includes team shirts and awards luncheon.
Coaches: Joe Gentile and Rohan Dinham
10 Saturdays,
1:15-2:45 p.m., begin 1/15
Fee: $200*, JCC
member $170*
See discount offer to the left.
Shotokan Karate
(Grades K-6)
Way Of Life Shotokan Karate is dedicated
to teaching traditional Shotokan Karate in a modern world. Our unique
way of combining traditional Martial Arts, etiquette, and philosophy
with the modern concepts of fitness, self-defense, and competition is
unparalleled. Training is intense and vigorous, while maintaining
a safe and fun learning environment that encourages individuals of all
ages to reach their potential.
Sensei: Paul Cortissoz
Visit
WayofLifeShotokan.com for pictures, videos and instructor
bios.
10 Sundays,
1:30-2:30 p.m. begin 2/13
Fee: $170,
JCC member $140
Adult class
available 2:45-3:45.
Future
Legends Soccer
(5-6 Years)
Players learn some of soccer's most difficult moves and goal scoring techniques
in a low pressure environment. They are then encouraged to apply these newly
learned skills in 1V1 game situations. Children learn to embrace intelligent
risk taking by refining deceptive dribbling and ball striking skills. This is a
wonderful add-on for children playing in town soccer programs. Black shorts,
black soccer socks, shin guards and sneakers required. Each child receives a
Legends t-shirt.
10 Sundays,
1:45-2:30 p.m. begin 12/5 and 2/27
Fee: $335
JCC members, bring in your receipt to
receive a $25 credit.
Click on HappyFeet/Legends logo to register
Karate (Grades 1-6)
Learn discipline and control by practicing movements that
develop mind-body coordination. This non-competitive program encourages
healthy exercise and builds a positive self-image. Children with mild
physical or developmental disabilities will be assisted by additional
staff and require a brief intake before enrolling. enrollment of
children requiring 1:1 will be contingent upon our ability to engage
appropriate staff.
Instructor: Sensei Gianni Del Duca
17 Wednesdays,
5:15-6:15 p.m., begin 1/26
Fee: $305, JCC
member $255
Parent/Child
Karate (all ages, all ranks)
Learn basic karate and
self-defense skills while spending quality time with each other. Not
only will you and your kid learn discipline, body control and many other
things, but by training and practicing together, you will develop a
common interest – a benefit that lasts a lifetime.
Adults without children
are welcome.
Instructor:
Sensei: Gianni DelDuca
17 Wednesdays,
5:15-6:15 p.m., begin 1/26
Fee: $305, JCC
member $255
Dance
Ballet
(Grades K-2)
Develop basic ballet skills, coordination, and grace at the
barre and center where the joy of dancing is the most important lesson.
Fees include recital
costumes
Instructor: Josie
LaRiccia
16 Fridays, 3:45-4:30 p.m.,
begin 1/28
Fees: $255, JCC member $225
Jazz/Modern Dance
(Grades 4-6)
Whether you’ve had formal dance instruction
or new to dance, it’s all here, from classic jazz technique to
Limon modern and basic
ballet. For grace, coordination and fitness, there is nothing more fun
than dancing!
Instructor: Julie Mac
18 sessions begin 1/20
Fee: $285, JCC member
$230
Hip-Hop
(Grades 6-8)
You’ve seen it on TV and YouTube, now it’s
your turn. Hip Hop is a fun, high-energy dance form that focuses on body
isolations and rhythmic understanding of music.
Instructor: Julie Mac
18 sessions begin 1/20
Fee: $285, JCC member
$230
Contemporary Israeli Dance
(8-12 Years)
Every
dance has a story and many dances tell the story of Israel, Forge a
lifetime connection to Judaism and express yourself through dances that
have been performed for generations along with the latest hot folk
dances set to current Israeli hit songs. Pre-registration required.
Instructor: Shmulik Gov-Ari
11
Tuesdays, 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Fee: $180, JCC member $165
Gymnastics
Coordinator: Juliana Santos Kraus
Gym I
(5-6 Years)
Designed for
girls in kindergarten and first grade, this class introduces skills
and techniques that help develop strength and flexibility. Children
learn new ways to roll, improve their cartwheels, bridges and round
offs, and other skills on bars, vault, balance beam, and trampoline.
16 Mondays,
3:55-4:55 p.m. begin 1/24
Fee: $275, JCC
member $225
16 Tuesdays,
3:55-4:55 p.m. begin 1/25
Fee: $275, JCC
member $225
17 Wednesdays, 3:55-4:55 p.m., begin 1/26
Fee: $290, JCC member $240
Boys Gym (5-7 Years)
Climb, jump and
tumble in this class specially designed for boys. Develop
coordination and balance, increase upper body strength and have fun
climbing our walls.
18 Thursdays, 3:55-4:55 p.m.
begin
2/3 Fee: $285, JCC
member $230
Gym II
(7-9 Years)
This
class for beginner gymnasts is designed to improve flexibility and
strength, as well as work on individual skills. After the warm-up,
students are divided into small work groups and rotate to their
designated events. Instructors will use barrels, wedges, panel mats, and
other props to help the children achieve each skill.
16 Mondays,
5:00-6:00 p.m. begin 1/24
Fee: $275, JCC
member $225
17 Wednesdays,
5:00-6:00 p.m., begin 1/26
Fee: $290, JCC member $240
Gym III
(9-12 Years)
Children with at least one year of previous gymnastics experience will
focus on more advanced skills and combinations, and proper form and
technique, which will allow them to build up to more challenging moves.
Drills and props will be used to help gymnasts achieve their skills.
17 Wednesdays,
6:05-7:05, begin 1/26
Fee: $290, JCC member $240
Gym IV
(9-14 Years)
Children with at least two years of prior gymnastics experience will
focus on more advanced skills and combinations, proper form and
technique, building to more challenging moves.
16 Mondays,
6:05-7:05, begin 1/24
Fee: 275, JCC member $225
Jr., Pre
and
Fun Teams
(9 Years
and up by invitation)
These are
invitational classes designed for gymnasts who have significant
previous gymnastics training. Students will work on a variety of new
moves including more challenging mounts and dismounts, and advanced
tumbling combinations. Exciting routines are designed by the instructors
to motivate the gymnasts to reach their goals.
Jr. and Pre Teams
16 Tuesday
and 18 Thursdays, 5:00-6:00 p.m.
Tuesdays begin 1/27, Thursdays 2/3
Fee: $585, JCC member $480
Just Tuesdays: $275, JCC
member $225
Just Thursday: $310, JCC
member $255
Fun Team
16 Tuesday
and 18 Thursdays, 6:05-7:05 p.m.
32 sessions
Tuesdays begin 1/27, Thursdays 2/3
Fee: $585, JCC member $480
Just Tuesdays: $275, JCC
member $225
Just Thursday: $310, JCC
member $255
Classes and Activities
for Grade
School Students with Special Needs
Mindy Cohen,
Special Needs Services Director
Super Sunday
(6-12 Years)
The focus in Super Sunday is
on each individual child. To help children navigate the
social world successfully, the program is designed to
increase opportunities for peer socialization and
opportunities to practice the socialization skills learned
in the program. Each child gains confidence by making
independent choices geared to his/her special needs.
Leader: Kim Kaczmarek,
Special Education Teacher
Sunday, 11:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
22 sessions begin 10/3
Fee: $300
Trip fee:
$25/trip includes transportation and admissions
New
Opportunities in
Almost Home
(Grades K-6)
Special education professionals
and
Special Needs Training Institute participants assist
children with developmental and physical disabilities within
the Almost Home after school program.
SKIP:
Special Kids/Interesting Places
(Grades K-6)
Daily trips and in-house fun activities during school
vacations.
Saturday Night Out
(10-13 Years)
Let’s face it; children don’t
always want
their parents accompanying them to
activities. This supervised program offers kids a venue to
socialize on the weekends with their friends. Parents drop
off their child at a designated place which might be
bowling, movies, sport events, local plays or a restaurant.
Children begin to build independence as they learn how to
manage money, behave in a safe and appropriate manner in the
community, and interact with one another during a fun social
activities.
Facilitator: TBA
6 Saturdays begin 9/25
Fee: $200

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