Soldotna. Community Schools Program Winter / Spring 2017 Course Brochure

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1 Soldotna Community Schools Program Winter / Spring 2017 Course Brochure "To promote life-long learning by providing educational, cultural, and recreational classes and activities for people of all ages. In partnership with the community and schools to utilize the many resources provided through community involvement." The Soldotna Community Schools Program is a partnership with The City of Soldotna Department of Parks & Recreation and the Kenai Peninsula Borough Soldotna Community School District Schools

SOLDOTNA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS Our Mission "To promote life-long learning by providing educational, cultural, and recreational classes and activities for people of all ages.

2 SOLDOTNA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS Our Mission "To promote life-long learning by providing educational, cultural, and recreational classes and activities for people of all ages. In partnership with the community and local schools to utilize the many resources provided through community involvement." Contact Information Joel Todd Office Location Soldotna Regional Sports Complex 538 Arena Ave. Soldotna, AK College Rd 426 W Redoubt 538 Arena Ave Sterling Hwy 2 Winter / Spring

3 REGISTRATION How to Register 1. Mail completed registration form and payment to 538 Arena drive, Soldotna, AK Drop-off completed registration form and payment at Parks & Rec Office (538 Arena Drive). 3. No pre-registration needed for drop-in activities. Class Confirmation There is no confirmation of classes. Please provide address to receive class changes and cancelation updates. Do not wait until the last minute to register. Fees Class fees are to be paid at registration. Fees are charged to cover brochure, instructor and/or program support expenses. Refunds Refunds will ONLY be given for classes/ activities that are cancelled by the S.C.S. Program. Refunds granted for any other reason will be charged a 10% administration fee. Cancelations If KPBSD cancels classes due to inclement weather or is closed for vacations then S.C.S. classes will also be canceled. If minimum enrollment is not met 48 hours prior to the first class then it will be cancelled and participants will receive an . Unsupervised Children Please do not bring children to adult classes or activities. This can be a distraction to other students and creates a liability for the S.C.S program. Photography Occasionally video and photographs are taken of participants for promotional use only. If you do not wish to participate please notify the photographer, instructor, or staff. No Smoking/Alcohol use policy The use of all tobacco products, marijuana or alcoholic on KPBSD premises is forbidden. Weather Warning: If schools are canceled due to weather then Community School Classes will be canceled too Soldotna Community Schools 3

4 YOUTH PROGRAMS Martial Arts Youth This class will instruct children in the traditional Japanese based martial arts. Students will learn punching, kicking and blocking techniques as well as how to perform kata (choreographed martial art combinations). This class will help develop physical strength, flexibility, and mental awareness. It will also teach the history and philosophy of Japanese martial arts as well as a basic understanding of the Japanese vocabulary associated with the martial arts. In this class you will train hard, learn respect and most of all have fun. Instructor: Sensei Mike Salzetti & Maria Salzetti Soldotna Prep School $50 January 24th to April 4th 10 weeks, 10 classes No class March 14th (Spring Break) Tuesday s 6:30-7:15 PM 1st grade to 6th grade Futsal - Youth (Indoor Soccer) What are advantages of playing futsal verses soccer? More touches on the ball, verses 8v8 or 11v11 outdoor soccer More opportunities for everyone to score goals Players are not just a defender or an attacker but a complete soccer player and have a much better all-around understanding of the game This is not a league, just a class designed to let youth explore their talents and develop a love of the game of Futsal. Instructor: Joel Todd Soldotna Prep School $20 Wednesdays 6:00-7:00 PM January 25th to April 5th 10 weeks No class March 15th (Spring Break) 4th to 6th grade 4 Winter / Spring

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ADULT & TEEN ART & HOBBIES Learn to Felt As old as 300 BC, matting wool fibers together to produce lovely carpets, saddle blankets, and clothing such as boots, has been a tradition.

6 ADULT & TEEN ART & HOBBIES Learn to Felt As old as 300 BC, matting wool fibers together to produce lovely carpets, saddle blankets, and clothing such as boots, has been a tradition. The wool felting process opens your creativity in many ways and after just a few classes students will be able to make their own artistic pieces, décor, pillows, tables runners, purses, fashion accessories and gifts for friends and family. Fur Sewing This class will demonstrate hide stretching and teach skin sewing techniques and secrets for making projects such as; trapper-style fur hats, women s dress band hats, sheepskin slippers with beaver cuffs, baby booties, baby hats, children s beaver mittens, sheepskin trapper-style hats, and earmuffs. Supplies for small ornament projects provided. All other materials will be available for sale at class for large projects. Instructor: Loraine Larsen Soldotna Regional Sports Complex 538 Arena Drive, Soldotna $50 First time students $25 for returning students Free for 3rd class or more. January 31st to Feb 23rd 4 weeks, 8 classes Tuesdays & Thursdays 6:30-9:30 PM Adult & Teen Instructor: Class size: Option # 1: Option # 2: Aida Welch Soldotna Regional Sports Complex 538 Arena Drive $75 includes all supplies and materials. 6 max *Space is limited. Please preregister. January 25th to Feb. 15th 4 weeks Wednesdays 10:00 am to noon Adult & Teen January 25th to Feb. 15th 4 weeks Wednesday 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm Adult & Teen 6 Winter / Spring

ADULT & TEEN ART & HOBBIES Spinning Yarn Students will learn how a spinning wheel works and basic maintenance techniques. Learn to spin single ply yarn and basic 2 ply.

7 ADULT & TEEN ART & HOBBIES Spinning Yarn Students will learn how a spinning wheel works and basic maintenance techniques. Learn to spin single ply yarn and basic 2 ply. Instructor will provide a variety of fibers, including different types of wool, silk, cashmere and alpaca for participants to try spinning. Learn how to spin from raw fleece including how to skirt the fleece, pick it, card it and practice spinning in the grease. Instructor: Lee Coray-Ludden Soldotna Prep School $125 includes all supplies and materials. March 23rd to April 13th 4 weeks Thursdays 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm Adult & Teen *Space is limited. Please preregister. Astronomy - Night Lights Stop by for a few (or just one) evening and learn how to use a star finder and telescope. Some astronomy topics will be presented too. If skies are clear, make sure to bring very warm cloths, cookies and hot cocoa. If you own them, bring along your binoculars or telescope. Instructor: Andy Veh KPC Associate Professor Astronomy Kenai Peninsula College RM 151 Free February 8th, 15th & 22nd Wednesdays 7:00-9:00 PM Adult & Teen Survival Gardening This is a one day course on intensive organic gardening in our unique climate. Learn everything from planning, planting, harvesting and preserving. This class will demonstrate that anyone can grow your own vegetables, herbs, fruit, grains and flowers. Regardless of where you live, the weather, experience level, garden size, finances, available time, age or physical ability. Seeds and supplies will be provided to make seed tapes and starter plants. Instructor: Amy Dimmick, Owner/Operator Winter Greens Organic Gardens Soldotna Regional Sports Complex 538 Arena Drive $50 Saturday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm March 25th Adult & Teen Soldotna Community Schools 7

ESL Conversation Is English your second language? This class provides an opportunity to practice speaking English in a friendly environment. Improve your reading, listening and speaking abilities.

8 ADULT & TEEN ART & HOBBIES Baking & Pastry Basics Are you scared to try making pie crust or scones? Join us for one or all three of these intro level pastry workshops that will wash away your fears and help put fresh biscuits on your plate. Space is limited so sign up early. ESL Conversation Is English your second language? This class provides an opportunity to practice speaking English in a friendly environment. Improve your reading, listening and speaking abilities. Families are encouraged to attend together. Instructor: Nancy Casey Soldotna Regional Sports Complex 538 Arena Drive $5 per class February 2nd, 9th, 16th Thursdays Noon to 2:00 pm Adults & Teens *Space is limited. Please preregister. Instructor: Rosa Breff Soldotna Prep School $20 Tuesday 6:30-8:00 pm Feb. 28th to March 28th 4 weeks No class March 14th Adult & Teen February 2nd: Pie Crust is a skill every cook should master. February 9th: Biscuits vs. Scones, they are both great and easy to make. February 16th: Norwegian Puff Pastry s do not need to be translated, just eaten. 8 Winter / Spring

Traveling in Peru Come experience and learn about the wonders of Peru in a magnificent slide show presentation highlighting the archaeology and ecosystems of the area.

9 Traveling in Peru Come experience and learn about the wonders of Peru in a magnificent slide show presentation highlighting the archaeology and ecosystems of the area. Dawn Bragg has traveled extensively throughout the country exploring desert treasures, mysterious ruins, Amazonian jungles and Andean landscapes. Whether you're planning a trip to Peru or just wanting to learn more about this amazing country, come benefit from the wealth of knowledge that Dawn has gained in her travels. ADULT & TEEN ART & HOBBIES Session # 1: Instructor: $15 Adults Session # 2 Instructor: $15 Adults Dawn Bragg Soldotna Prep School January 26th Thursday 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm Dawn Bragg Soldotna Regional Sports Complex 538 Arena Drive, Soldotna January 31st Tuesday 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm Spanish for Travelers Traveling to a Spanish speaking country soon? Learn useful everyday words and phrases that will help throughout your adventure. Learn how to greet others, order food, ask for directions, and handle currency along with many other tips and strategies for a successful vacation. Families are encouraged to attend together. Instructor: Rosa Breff Soldotna Prep School $20 Tuesday 6:30-8:00 pm Jan. 31st to Feb. 21st (4 weeks) Adult & Teen Soldotna Community Schools 9

10 ADULT & TEEN RECREATION Futsal (Indoor Soccer) What are advantages of playing futsal verses soccer? More touches on the ball, verses 8v8 or 11v11 outdoor soccer More opportunities for everyone to score goals. Players are not just a defender or an attacker but a complete soccer player and have a much better all-around understanding of the game This is not a league, just a class designed to let youth explore their talents and develop a love of the game of Futsal. Martial Arts - Teen/Adult Do you love Cross-Fit? Do you love Yoga and meditation? Then try a workout with Sensei Salzetti. This class will teach the value of strengthening your body, improving your mind and the importance of a healthy lifestyle. Physical benefits of the class include improved flexibility, better balance, increased muscle tone, strength and stamina. Mental benefits include greater selfdiscipline, improved concentration, reduced stress and better work habits. Soldotna Prep School $2 per night Wednesdays 7:00-9:00 PM January 11th to April 5th 12 weeks No class March 15th (Spring Break) Adult & Teen Instructor: Sensei Mike Salzetti Soldotna Prep School $50 January 24th to April 4th 10 weeks No class March 14th (Spring Break) Tuesday 7:30-8:30 PM 7th grade and up or youth that have earned a brown belt 10 Winter / Spring

Hall Walking Experts suggest walking 6,000 steps a day to improve health and 10,000 steps a day to lose weight. The halls are snow free and warm. Please no pets unless it is a service animal.

11 Hall Walking Experts suggest walking 6,000 steps a day to improve health and 10,000 steps a day to lose weight. The halls are snow free and warm. Please no pets unless it is a service animal. ADULT & TEEN RECREATION Soldotna Prep School FREE Tues., Wed., & Thurs. 6:00-8:30 PM January 24th to April 6th No walking March 14, 15, & 16 All ages Table Tennis Participants are welcome to play singles, doubles or just rally around. Bring a paddle if you have one. All skill levels are welcome, but there is not a designated instructor. NEW LOCATION Soldotna Regional Sports Complex 538 Arena Drive, Soldotna $2 per night Thursdays 6:30-8:30 PM January 12th to April 6th 12 weeks NO class March 16th Adult & Teen Competitive Volleyball Pickup games for adults and teens. Players must have previous experience or a willingness to learn fast and hustle. Soldotna Prep School $2 per night Thursday 7:00-9:00 PM January 26th to April 6th 9 weeks NO Volleyball on Feb. 9th NO Volleyball on March 16th Adult & Teen Soldotna Community Schools 11

ADULT & TEEN RECREATION Basketball Pick-up games for adults and youth in grades 7th to 12th. All skill levels are welcome and good sportsmanship is required.

12 ADULT & TEEN RECREATION Basketball Pick-up games for adults and youth in grades 7th to 12th. All skill levels are welcome and good sportsmanship is required. Country Two Step & Cha-Cha Dance Lessons Learn the basic rhythm of this traveling dance as well as simple techniques on how to prep, turn and wrap your partner comfortably before moving into extended patterns. No partner? No worries! Absolute beginners are always welcome. Instructor: Raymond Hanson Soldotna Prep School $45 for singles $80 for couples January 26th to March 2nd 6 weeks NO class Feb. 9th Thursday 7:00-8:30 PM Adult & Teen Soldotna Prep School $2 per night Thursdays 7:00-9:00 PM January 26th to April 6th 10 weeks NO basketball on Feb. 9th NO basketball on March 16th Adult & Teen Indoor Flag Rugby Kenai River Wolfpack Rugby Club is hosting a weekly co-ed indoor flag rugby session. No experience necessary, just a desire to learn, stay in shape and play fair is required. Soldotna Prep School $2 per night Tuesdays 7:15-9:00 PM January 24th to April 4th 10 weeks NO rugby on March 14th Adult & Teen 12 Winter / Spring

ADULT & TEEN RECREATION Intro to Rowing Discover the world of crew rowing and how you can be a part of it in this informative

Members of the Alaska Midnight Sun Rowing Association will be on hand to talk about their Learn to Row Program for both teens

Instructor: Nancy Saylor Alaska Midnight Sun Rowing Soldotna Regional Sports Complex 538 Arena Drive, Soldotna Free Thursday

that are designed to make your workout fun and make you feel great.

13 ADULT & TEEN RECREATION Intro to Rowing Discover the world of crew rowing and how you can be a part of it in this informative one hour meeting. Members of the Alaska Midnight Sun Rowing Association will be on hand to talk about their Learn to Row Program for both teens and adults and to answer your questions. Instructor: Nancy Saylor Alaska Midnight Sun Rowing Soldotna Regional Sports Complex 538 Arena Drive, Soldotna Free Thursday 6:00-7:00 pm April 6th 14+ Zumba A Latin influenced dance style class that combines high energy moves and dance combinations that are designed to make your workout fun and make you feel great. We take the "work" out of workout, by mixing low-intensity and high-intensity moves for an interval-style, calorie-burning dance fitness party. Instructor: Jill Sorhus Soldotna Regional Sports Complex 538 Arena Drive, Soldotna $6 per night or $35 punch card for 7 visits January 26th to March 9th Tuesdays & Thursday 5:30-6:30 PM Adult & Teen Soldotna Community Schools 13

14 ADULT & TEEN Health & Education COPE Community Overdose, Prevention, Education This 4 week workshop will cover a large range of topics centered around overdose education, drug addiction and community awareness. Attend all 4 or just one workshop. Snacks provided. Call Shari Conner for more information. Topics include; Understanding ACEs (Adverse Childhood Experiences study questions) Learning proven resiliency-building techniques and actions Teen Talk: Parents and teens learning to talk about drugs and prevention tips Prevention and understanding of factors that may lead to addiction as well as those that build resiliency Peer to Peer talk and training Overdose and Naloxone training Instructor: Session #1 Shari Conner Change 4 The Kenai Soldotna Regional Sports Complex 538 Arena Drive, Soldotna Free Thursdays 6:00-8:00 PM Adults & Teens (parents must attend with teen) January 26th Feb. 16th 4 Weeks Computer Protection This class will discuss many ways to protect computer from hackers, viruses, tracking cookies, spyware, scare ware, trojan horses, worms, and other security threats. Learn what these things are, there differences, and there risk levels. This class is designed to be informative to all levels of computer users from novice to advanced. Instructor: Andrew Walker Computer Renaissance Soldotna Prep School $10 Day: Thursday 6:00-8:00 PM February 2nd Adult & Teen Session #2 March 23rd to April 13th 4 Weeks 14 Winter / Spring

ADULT & TEEN Health & Education Computer Maintenance The goal of this class is to help educate participants on proper computer maintenance, both preventative and routine.

15 ADULT & TEEN Health & Education Computer Maintenance The goal of this class is to help educate participants on proper computer maintenance, both preventative and routine. Discussion will include how to properly clean a laptop or desktop, what things are most important to keep updated and the advantages and disadvantages of PC s vs. Mac. This class is designed to be informative to all levels of computer users from novice to advanced. Resume Writing Create an effective resume or improve the one you already have. Transform your resume into a powerful tool that will get you interviews. This workshop will lead you through a self-assessment series so you will have extensive knowledge about the product you are marketing YOU! Class will be held in a computer lab, but bring personal laptops if desired. Current resume is optional but helpful. Instructor: Andrew Walker Computer Renaissance Soldotna Prep School $10 Thursday 6:00-8:00 PM February 16th Adult & Teen Thermography Breast Thermography is a breakthrough imaging procedure where infrared images of the breasts are analyzed and rated to determine the risk of developing cancer. This is a non-invasive, safe and painless monitoring process with no radiation. To learn more attend this two hour information session. Instructor: Linda Price-Albers RN, BSN, MS, PHD Soldotna Regional Sports Complex 538 Arena Drive, Soldotna $5 February 23rd Thursday 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm Adults Instructor: Jennifer Youngberg Soldotna Prep School Free February 16th, 23rd, & March 2nd 3 weeks, 3 classes Attend one or all three Thursdays 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm Adults & Teens (9th grade and up) Soldotna Community Schools 15

ADULT & TEEN Health & Education Brainwaves of the Awakened Mind What do brainwaves look like when people achieve higher states of consciousness during meditation?

Find out how you can benefit from this knowledge and improve your meditation practice by awakening your mind.

16 ADULT & TEEN Health & Education Brainwaves of the Awakened Mind What do brainwaves look like when people achieve higher states of consciousness during meditation? Come learn about the Awakened Mind brainwave pattern and the Gamma Synchrony pattern found in Tibetan Monks and Lucid Dreaming. Find out how you can benefit from this knowledge and improve your meditation practice by awakening your mind. Session # 1: Instructor: $20 Adults Session # 2 Instructor: $20 Adults Dawn Bragg World Vision Meditation Soldotna Prep School January 26th Thursday 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm Dawn Bragg World Vision Meditation Soldotna Regional Sports Complex 538 Arena Drive, Soldotna January 31st Tuesday 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm Living Well Alaska: Better Choices, Better health Living Well Alaska is a series of six classes that will help you learn ways to self-manage your health and take charge of your life. Self-management is practicing the skills you need to live an active and emotionally satisfying life. People who take these classes feel better and are less limited by their ongoing health conditions. Instructor: Lydia Davis, LPC Soldotna Regional Sports Complex 538 Arena Drive, Soldotna $10 January 31st to March 7th 6 Weeks Tuesdays 1:00 pm to 3:30 pm Adults *Space is limited. Please preregister. 16 Winter / Spring

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18 LOCAL PROGRAMS YOUTH ATHLETICS Baseball, Softball and T-Ball Organization: Soldotna Little League Address: 390 Kalifornsky Beach Rd. 4 to 16 Gender: Boys and Girls Season April to July (depending on team) Contact Phone: (907) Contact vickivinzant@yahoo.com Facebook: League / Basketball Organization: Boys & Girls Clubs of the Kenai Peninsula Gender: Boys & Girls 1 st to 8 th grade Season September to February Address: 705 Frontage Rd. Suite B. Kenai, AK Contact Phone: Contact edolphin@positiveplaceforkids.com Website: Rowing Outdoor Organization: Alaska Midnight Sun Rowing Address: PO Box 2942 Gender: Boys and Girls 14 to H.S. Seniors Season May-Sept Contact Phone: (907) Contact teammanager@alaskamidnightsunrow.com Website: Cross Country Skiing Organization: Tsalteshi Trails youth Ski Program Gender: Boys and Girls Season January to March Address: P.O. Box 4076 Soldotna, AK Contact Phone: Contact tsalteshi@yahoo.com Website: Football - Tackle Organization: Kenai Peninsula Pop Warner Gender: Boys and Girls 5 to 14 Season July to October Address: Contact Name: Kory Armstrong Contact Phone: Contact kenaipeninsulapopwarner@gmail.com Website: kenaipeninsulapopwarner/ Notes: Some weight restrictions. Gymnastics & Cheerleading Organization: River City Cheer Address: Bennett Court #2; Kenai, AK Gender: Boys and Girls Pre-K to 18 Season year round Contact Phone: (907) Contact frontdesk@rivercitycheer.net Website: 18 Winter / Spring

19 LOCAL PROGRAMS YOUTH ATHLETICS Hockey Organization: Kenai Peninsula Hockey Association Gender: Boys and Girls 4 to 17 Season August to March Address: 405 Overland Ave. Suite 104. Kenai, AK 9611 Contact Phone: Contact Website: Soccer - Indoor Organization: Boys & Girls Clubs of the Kenai Peninsula Gender: Boys and Girls Pre K to 5 th grade Season Mar. 21th - May 13th Address: 705 Frontage Rd. Suite B. Kenai, AK Contact Phone: Contact edolphin@positiveplaceforkids.com Website: Soccer - Outdoor Organization: Boys & Girls Clubs of the Kenai Peninsula Gender: Boys and Girls Pre K to 9 th grade Season May 30th - July 22nd Address: 705 Frontage Rd. Suite B. Kenai, AK Contact Phone: Contact edolphin@positiveplaceforkids.com Website: Soccer Outdoor Organization: Kenai Peninsula Soccer Club Gender: Boys and Girls U10 to U15 Season March to August Address: PO Box 393. Kenai, AK Contact Phone: Contact registrar@kpsc.us Website: Swimming Organization: Soldotna Silver Salmon Swim Team Gender: Boys and Girls Season Year Round Address: PO Box 1692, Soldotna, AK Contact Phone: Contact Website: _tabid_=0&team=aksssst Facebook: groups/ / Volleyball Organization: Peninsula Midnight Sun Volleyball Club Gender: Girls U14, U16, U18 Season December to March Address: Contact Phone: Contact pmsalaska@outlook.com Facebook: Midnight-Sun-Volleyball-Club / Soldotna Community Schools 19

PARKS & RECREATION ICE PROGRAMS Ice Skating Institute s (ISI) Recreational Ice Skater Test Programs are used worldwide, have accepted standards, and have been developed for those who skate for

20 PARKS & RECREATION ICE PROGRAMS Ice Skating Institute s (ISI) Recreational Ice Skater Test Programs are used worldwide, have accepted standards, and have been developed for those who skate for recreation and enjoyment. These programs appeal to first time skaters because it teaches movements they can master almost immediately. It provides achievable objectives with immediate results. ISI skaters range in ages from two to 80+. Tots Classes (2-5 years): Tues. 12:15-1:00 PM. If they can walk they can skate. Beginning fundamentals from falling down and getting up, forward and backward swizzles, and an introduction to crossovers all done in a fun atmosphere All Age Class (2 to Adult): Tues. 6:30-7:15PM OR Saturdays 12:00pm-12:45PM. Students will learn the basics from stopping to turns with new fundamentals added each week. Homeschool Class: Wed. 12:15-1:00 PM. This class allows homeschool students to satisfy the P.E. requirement while learning to skate. 7 weeks session 45 min. each week $70 for 1st session $34 for 2nd session 4 free public skate passes Report cards Badges Production Team A Production Team is anyone and everyone who wants to be part of a team, regardless of skating skill level and age,. This is a lavish, creative, artistic work marked by extreme freedom of style and structure, using costumes and props to illustrate the number. Call today to sign up for the next session! 7 weeks 45 min. each week $70 per session Saturdays 11:00am to 11:45am Synchronized Skating Synchronized skating is the fastest growing part of figure skating. This entry-level class will teach skaters how to skate in unison while performing basic blocks, wheels, lines, intersections, circles, and hand holding. Participants will work towards a competition program. (Competition fees and costume fees not included in price.) 7 weeks 45 min. each week $70 for 1st session Saturdays 10:00am to 10:45am 20 Winter / Spring

21 PARKS & RECREATION ICE PROGRAMS Freestyle Sessions Freestyle Sessions are times set aside for skaters to practice their individual moves and programs with or without their private instructors. Call for more information as days and times are subject to change. 1 hr. = $7.00 or 45 min. = $5.00 Tues., Wed., Thurs., & Fridays 6:00 to 9:00 am & 3:00 to 5:15 pm Public Skate Public skate is a time set aside for everyone regardless of age or ability to skate around the rink with friends and have fun. Tuesday - Friday 11:30 am - 1:00 pm Tuesday Night 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm Saturday Afternoon 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Sunday Afternoon 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Public Skate: $5.00 Rental Skates: $3.00 Hockey Power Hockey Power and Conditioning program is designed to condition the intermediate to advanced skater while at the same time fine tuning specific skills. Full gear required. Tuesdays 5:30-6:15 PM Hockey Skills Hockey Skills is a class for beginning hockey players to learn skating and hockey skills to further their development. Tuesdays 6:30-7:15 PM Saturdays, Noon to 12:45 PM 7 weeks session, 45 min. each week $68 for 1st session Adult Hockey Rusty Blades Tier I is the adult hockey league playing from 1-3 nights per week. The league also holds one tournament per year with teams from the Peninsula as well as Anchorage. For registration call Trevor Baldwin Rusty Blades Tier II is geared for the recreational or beginning adult hockey players. The league plays 1-3 nights per week, Sunday, Monday, and Wednesday. For more information call Scott Sundberg Alaska Ambush is the adult women s hockey league playing 1-2 hours per week, schedule varies. For more information call Hiedi Hanson Soldotna Community Schools 21

22 SOLDOTNA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS Soldotna Community Schools Mission: To promote life-long learning by providing educational, cultural, and recreational classes and activities for people of all ages, in partnership with the community and schools, utilizing the many resources provided through citizen involvement. Partnership: The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District and the City of Soldotna are proud to partner together to provide high quality educational and recreational activities, events, and programs. How to Register: 1. Mail completed registration form and payment to 538 Arena drive, Soldotna, AK Drop-off completed registration form and payment at Parks & Rec Office (538 Arena Drive). 3. No pre-registration for drop-in activities. Class Confirmation: There is no confirmation of classes. Please provide address to receive class changes and cancelation updates. Do not wait until the last minute to register. Fees: Class fees are to be paid at registration. Fees are charged to cover brochure, instructor and/or program support expenses. Refunds: Program refunds will ONLY be given for classes/activities that are cancelled by S.C.S. Refunds granted for any other reason will be charged a 10% administration fee. Cancelations: If KPBSD cancels classes due to inclement weather or is closed for vacations then S.C.S. classes will also be canceled. If minimum enrollment is not met 48 hours prior to class it will be cancelled and participants will receive an . Contact Us: S.C.S. office is located in the Soldotna Regional Sports Complex. 538 Arena Drive Soldotna, AK jtodd@soldotna.org Unsupervised Children: Please do not bring children to adult classes or activities. It can be a distraction to others and create a liability for the S.C.S program. Photography: On a occasion video and photographs are taken of participants for promotional use only. If you do not wish to participate please notify the photographer, instructor, or staff. 22 Winter / Spring

23 Soldotna Community Schools Registration Form This registration will suffice for the WHOLE family for IN-PERSON as well as MAIL-IN registration. Participants Name: Contact Phone #: Mailing Address: City: Zip Code: Participant Full Name Class Title Term Day Fee Fall Winter Fall Winter Fall Winter Fall Winter One check or money order for all classes. Payment must accompany registration form. Make all checks payable to Soldotna Community Schools Mail to: 538 Arena Ave. Soldotna, AK Total Fee Official use only: Method of Payment: Cash Check # Total Received: Date received Soldotna Employee Community Schools 23 $ Donation $ Total Due The undersigned, as participant or parent or legal guardian of a participant in community education classes sponsored by the KPBSD & City of Soldotna, recognizes that some of the classes might involve physical activities that could result in injury or personal property damage. Knowing that there can be a risk of injury or personal property damage, the participant's agree to assume full responsibility for any and all reasonable risk to themselves and will release, waive and hold the KPBSD & City of Soldotna and/or the Soldotna Community Schools Program and employees, agents and volunteers harmless from any and all actions, causes of action, claims, demands, damages, costs, loss of service, expenses and compensation, on account of, or in any way growing out of, any and all known and unknown personal injuries and property damage that might arise from the participant s involvement in the classes/activities. If the participant is a minor child, the undersigned parent/legal guardian consent to said minor child participating in classes and authorizes Soldotna Community Schools to obtain any and all necessary emergency medical care or treatment for the minor child, if reasonable attempts to notify the parent or legal guardian are unsuccessful. Participation in or attendance at programs or events sponsored by the Soldotna Community School Program constitutes the voluntary consent of the participant or attendee to: (a) be photographed, filmed or videotaped by a Department representative and (b) the reproduction and use of all such photographs, digital images, films and likenesses for publicity purposes in publications, brochures, advertisements, promotional and marketing materials and all other media venues. Adult Signature: Date: $

FIRST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH Secret Life of Pets - January 7th @ 6:00

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24 FIRST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH Secret Life of Pets - January 6:00 pm Trolls - February 6:30 PM Finding Dory - March 7:30 PM For more information and updates: Facebook: Soldotna Parks & Recreation Phone: *** Movie titles subject to change *** Soldotna Community Schools Soldotna Parks and Recreation 538 Arena Drive Soldotna, AK Winter / Spring

The Soldotna Community Schools Program is a partnership with The City of Soldotna

The Soldotna Community Schools Program is a partnership with The City of Soldotna "To promote life-long learning by providing educational, cultural, and recreational classes and activities for people of all ages. A partnership with the community and schools to utilize the many resources