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Table of ContentsAbout & Mission . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Program and Club Highlights . . . 2 Board of Directors . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Register Online . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Rent Our Clubs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Scholarships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Conejo Valley Unified School District Marion & John E. Anderson

Youth Center on the campus of Los Cerritos Middle School > >>>>805-493-2917 . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Cal & Marje Johnston Club on the campus of Colina Middle School

805-449-1309 . . . . . . . . . . . .5

Rocky & Lon Morton Club on the campus of Sequoia Middle School

805-375-5635 . . . . . . . . . . . .6

John L. Notter Family Club on the campus of Redwood Middle School

805-371-4045 . . . . . . . . . . . .7

Las Virgenes Unified School District

A.C. Stelle Club on the campus of A .C . Stelle Middle School

818-225-8406 . . . . . . . . . . . .8 Karen & Ed Jefferson Club

on the campus of Bay Laurel Elementary School

818-225-8660 . . . . . . . . . . . .9

Linda & David Catlin Club on the campus of Lindero Canyon Middle School

818-735-9518 . . . . . . . . . . 10

Dr. Richard Grossman Club on the campus of Chaparral Elementary School

818-224-3097 . . . . . . . . . . 11 Jacqueline & Albert “Bud”

Marley Club on the campus of A .E . Wright Middle School

818-963-8070 . . . . . . . . . . 12 Sunday Basketball League . . . . . 13Program Descriptions . . . . . . 13-15All NEW Dance Academy . . . . . . 16

Every year, nearly 4,300 members benefit from the life-changing programs and services of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Conejo Valley . You can help support our youth by making a financial contribution; volunteering your time or talent; or donating your treasure .

To learn how you can make a difference please visit our website, bgcconejo .org or call our administrative office at 818-706-0905 .

Enhance the lives of young people and their families by providing

a positive environment that cultivates academic success, healthy

lifestyles, good character and citizenship.

Our Mission

4,290Members

35BoardMembers24

Full Time

Staff

117Part Time

Staff322Adult Volunteers

12,526Total Youth

Served

9CharteredSites at

10 Locations

54%Male

46%Female

511Summer

1,169School Year

Average Daily Attendance

Membersfor more than 2 years1,217

Membersfor 1-2 years1,757

4,290Members

35BoardMembers24

Full Time

Staff

117Part Time


12,526Total Youth

Served

9Chartered

Sites

54%Male

46%Female

511Summer

1,169School Year




4,290Members

35BoardMembers24

Full Time

Staff

117Part Time


12,526Total Youth

Served

9CharteredSites at

10 Locations

54%Male

46%Female

511Summer

1,169School Year




New Members1,316

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Rent Our Clubs! Birthday Parties Fundraisers Meetings

Rooms available: multi-purpose room, games room, learning center, meeting room, and teen center .

Call 818-706-0905 for more information.

Meet Our Board Jeff Johnston, Chairman David Heroux, Vice Chair

Cal Johnston, Founding Chairman Tim English, Treasurer

Marilyn Bencar, Secretary Linda Catlin, Immediate Past Chair

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Mark Bagaason Marilyn Bencar Adam Bulpitt Linda Catlin Tim English

David Heroux Barbara Impellizzeri

Cal Johnston Jeff Johnston Tim Milaney

Gary Stephani

BOARD MEMBERS

Sonia Ahuja Darrell Bradbrook Lorraine Crawford

Stephen Davis Philip Denlea

Steven Dorfman Jack Gleason

Joe Greenberg S . Dean Lesiak Scott Lindquist

Rick Maltz Sheryl Mazirow Robin Palmer

Jim Post John Scardino

Joe Seetoo Jeff Tanenbaum Jennifer Terrill Erick Thorson

Peter Wakeman Denis Weber

Crystal Nāone Ph .D .,

President / CEO

A 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Corporation Tax I .D . Number: 91-2151731

Scholarships Available!

Financial scholarships are available for all families

who qualify . See your Club Director for an application

and more information .

Register Online Go to www.bgcconejo.org and click the “Register Now” button .

Choose your club location .

Choose your program .

Click the “Register” button .

Returning families can log into their accounts . If you are new to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Conejo Valley, you will be prompted to create a new account . Important: Please enter yourself as the primary contact on the family unit and then add your child .

Follow the guiding steps to complete your registration . Please contact your club with ANY questions .

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MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL

BEFORE SCHOOL

LUNCH CLUB

10-DAY PASS TRANSPORTATION ENRICHMENT

$240 per month

$75 per month

$50per yearΔδ

$175(10 visits)‡

$60 per month

$50 per class§

* These programs have an additional fee . See program descriptions on pages 13-15 .Δ Members may come during lunch to visit with friends, eat lunch, and participate in games .‡ Kids can try the program or drop in to the club on an as-needed basis . 10-day passes may only be

used during the school year in which they were purchased . They are not transferable and non-refundable .

§ No fee for after-school members . Sign up for each class individually .

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Conejo Valley is the perfect after-school program for your child!

Club transportation picks up from: Bridges, Lang Ranch, Ladera, and Weathersfield Elementary Schools

3 To sign-up, please call 805-493-2917.

Marion & John E. Anderson Youth CenterOn the campus of Los Cerritos Middle School

1980 E . Avenida de las Flores Thousand Oaks, CA 91362

TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

3:30 PM–4:20 PM Dance Team Messy Science Dance Team Torch Club Intramural

Basketball*

4:00 PM–5:00 PM

Power Hour Power Hour Power Hour Power Hour Culinary Science

Tutoring* Tutoring* Tutoring* Tutoring* 3D Printing

4:20 PM–5:00 PM Basketball Flag Football

Improv/TheaterSoccer Dodgeball

Basketball

4:45 PM–5:45 PM DIY Arts & Crafts Voice-Over

AnimationPassport to Manhood SMART Girls Member’s Choice

Fall 2019 Middle School Club Enrichment Schedule (Sept . 9–Nov . 15)

Grades 5–8 Phone: 805-493-2917C

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TRANSPORTATION FOR 5TH GRADERS


MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS BEFORE &

AFTER SCHOOL BEFORE SCHOOL

LUNCH CLUB

TUESDAYMORNINGS

6TH PERIOD 10-DAY PASS TRANSPORTATION ENRICHMENT

$240per month

$75per month

$50per yearδΔ

$30per month

$50per month

$175(10 visits)‡

$60 per month

$50 per class§

* These programs have an additional fee . See program descriptions on pages 13-15 .Δ Members may come during lunch to visit with friends, eat lunch, and participate in games .‡ Kids can try the program or drop in to the club on an as-needed basis . 10-day passes may only be used during the school year in which they were

purchased . They are not transferable and non-refundable .§ No fee for after-school members . Sign up for each class individually .


Club transportation picks up from: Conejo, Westlake Hills, and MATES Elementary Schools


Cal & Marje Johnston Boys & Girls Club

On the campus of Colina Middle School

1450 E . Hillcrest Dr . Thousand Oaks, CA 91362


3:30 PM–4:30 PM Tutoring* Tutoring* Tutoring* Tutoring* Intramural

Basketball*

4:00 PM–5:00 PM

Power Hour Power Hour Power Hour Power Hour Flea Market Flip

Torch Club 3D Sculpting Creative Cooking* Improv/Theater Anime Club

4:30 PM–5:30 PM

Study Skills Robotics Stop-Motion Animation 3D Printing Dodgeball

Hockey Dance Team Lacrosse Basketball Acting & Scene Work

5:00 PM–6:00 PM Yoga Member’s Choice Triple Play SMART Girls Member’s Choice


Grades 5–8 Phone: 805-449-1309

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BEFORE SCHOOL

LUNCH CLUB


$240per month

$75per month

$50per yearδΔ

$175(10 visits)‡

$60 per month

$50 per class§

* These programs have an additional fee . See program descriptions on pages 13-15 .Δ Members may come during lunch to visit with friends, eat lunch, and participate in games .‡ Kids can try the program or drop in to the club on an as-needed basis . 10-day passes may only be used

during the school year in which they were purchased . They are not transferable and non-refundable .§ No fee for after-school members . Sign up for each class individually .


Club transportation picks up from: Newbury Park elementary schools and Sycamore Canyon Middle School


Rocky & Lon Morton Boys & Girls ClubOn the campus of Sequoia Middle School

2855 Borchard Rd . Newbury Park, CA 91320


3:30 PM–4:30 PM

Power Hour Power Hour Power Hour Power Hour

Intramural Basketball*

Glee Club Tutoring* Improv/Theater

4:00 PM–5:00 PM Torch Club Screen Writing &

Movie Making 3D Printing Robotics Teen Club

4:30 PM–5:25 PM Dance Team

Triple Play Gymnastics Stage Make-Up Dungeons & DragonsCreative Cooking* Rock Band Flag Football

5:00 PM–6:00 PM Laser Tag Trivia Scooter Ball Karaoke Member's Choice


Grades 5–8 Phone: 805-375-5635C

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MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS BEFORE &

AFTER SCHOOL BEFORE SCHOOL LUNCH CLUB TUESDAY

MORNINGS6TH

PERIOD 10-DAY PASS TRANSPORTATION ENRICHMENT

$240per month

$75per month

$50per yearδΔ

$30per month

$50per month

$175(10 visits)‡

$60 per month

$50 per class§

Δ Members may come during lunch to visit with friends, eat lunch, and participate in games .‡ Kids can try the program or drop in to the club on an as-needed basis . 10-day passes may only be used during the school year in which they were

purchased . They are not transferable and non-refundable .§ No fee for after-school members . Sign up for each class individually .


Club transportation picks up from: Acacia, Aspen, Glenwood, Madroña, and Wildwood Elementary Schools


John L. Notter Family Boys & Girls Club

On the campus of Redwood Middle School

231 W . Gainsborough Rd . Thousand Oaks, CA 91360


3:30 PM–4:30 PM

Power Hour Power Hour Power Hour

Tech Girls Rock


Rocketry Study Skills Club TechField Trips

Ukulele Messy Science Torch Club

4:00 PM–5:00 PM

Awesome Art Photography DIY Arts & Crafts Life Skills Club

Dance TeamPassport to Manhood

Music ParodiesSMART Moves Movie Club

Dance Team

4:30 PM–5:30 PM

Triple PlayTriple Play Triple Play Triple Play Fun Friday

Rock Band


Grades 5–8 Phone: 805-371-4045

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MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS AFTER SCHOOL LUNCH CLUB 10-DAY PASS ENRICHMENT

$200per month

$50per yearδΔ

$175 (10 visits)‡

$50 per class§

Δ Members may come during lunch to visit with friends, eat lunch, and participate in games .‡ Kids can try the program or drop in to the club on an as-needed basis . 10-day passes may only

be used during the school year in which they were purchased . They are not transferable and non-refundable .


A.C. Stelle Boys & Girls ClubOn the campus of A .C . Stelle Middle School

22450 Mulholland Highway Calabasas, CA 91302


1:30 PM–2:15 PM

Triple Play

Creative Cooking*

3:00 PM–4:00 PM

Flag Football Soccer Handball Basketball Intramural Basketball*Brain Games SMART Girls

Jr . Staff Art Masters Torch ClubUkulele Music Creation

4:00 PM–5:00 PM Power Hour Power Hour Power Hour Power Hour DIY Arts & Crafts

4:00 PM–5:30 PM

Stop-Motion Animation Functional Fitness Origami

Messy ScienceLacrosse

Improv/Theater


Grades 6–8 Phone: 818-225-8406


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MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS AFTERNOON

CLUB WEDNESDAY

CLUB30-MINUTE

CLUBKINDER

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DAY

$330 per month

$50per month

$50per month

$1,850per year

$220 (10 visits)‡

‡ Kids can try the program or drop in to the club on an as-needed basis . Lucky Day passes may only be used during the school year in which they were purchased . They are not transferable and non-refundable .

Karen & Ed Jefferson Boys & Girls Club

On the campus of Bay Laurel Elementary School

24740 Paseo Primario Calabasas, CA 91302

Grades K–5 Phone: 818-225-8660

Afternoon ClubAn after-school program for 1st–5th graders starting from school dismissal until 6:00 PM, Monday–Friday . The Afternoon Club includes the Wednesday Club program as well as our full day programs on non-school days . This program includes homework help and after-school activities .

Wednesday ClubThis program offers a choice of activities and supervised play every Wednesday . Wednesday Club is for kids in grades 1-5 between the early dismissal time and regular dismissal time .

30-Minute Club1st–3rd graders can join the Club from school dismissal until 3:00 PM on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays . Members are met by staff and take part in supervised play .

Kinder ClubAn after-school program exclusively for kindergarteners starting from school dismissal until 3:00 PM Monday–Friday on all school days . Kinder Club includes a range of academic and enrichment activities, as well as opportunities for positive social interaction .

Lucky DayA Lucky Day pass provides an opportunity for children to attend a Club on a flexible, as-needed basis . Those who purchase a 10-day pack can use the day passes throughout the year the 10-pack was purchased . These passes are for school days only .

Fall 2019 Elementary Programs


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Linda & David Catlin Boys & Girls ClubOn the campus of Lindero Canyon Middle School

5844 Larboard Ln . Agoura Hills, CA 91301

Grades 5–8 Phone: 818-735-9518


BEFORE SCHOOL

LUNCH CLUB


$240per month

$75per month

$50per yearδΔ

$175(10 visits)‡

$60 per month

$50 per class§

Δ Members may come during lunch to visit with friends, eat lunch, and participate in games .‡ Kids can try the program or drop in to the club on an as-needed basis . 10-day passes may only be used

during the school year in which they were purchased . They are not transferable and non-refundable .§ No fee for after-school members . Sign up for each class individually .


Club transportation picks up from: Mariposa, Sumac, Willow and Yerba Buena Elementary Schools



2:30 PM Local Field Trip

3:00 PMTorch Club Intramural

Basketball*Art Masters

3:30 PM–4:30 PM Power Hour Power Hour Power Hour Power Hour Stage Make-Up

4:00 PM–5:00 PM

Hockey Triple Play Flag Football Soccer Triple Play

Digital Music Rock Band DIY STEM Rock Band Culinary Science

5:00 PM–5:45 PM

Awesome Art SMART Girls Dance TeamRobotics Stop-Motion

AnimationPhotography Improv/Theater Coding




Las Virgenes Unified School D

istrict

Dr. Richard Grossman Boys & Girls Club

On the campus of Chaparral Elementary School

22601 Liberty Bell Rd . Calabasas, CA 91302

Grades K–5 Phone: 818-224-3097

30-Minute ClubThis program allows 1st – 3rd graders to join the Club for 30 minutes after school dismissal on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays . Members are met by staff and take part in supervised play .

Kinder ClubAn after-school program exclusively for kindergarteners starting from school dismissal until 2:35 PM on all school days . Kinder Club includes a range of academic and enrichment activities, as well as opportunities for positive social interaction .

Lucky DayA Lucky Day pass provides an opportunity for children to attend a Club on a flexible, as-needed basis . Those who purchase a 10-day pack can use the day passes throughout the year the 10-pack was purchased . These passes are for school days only .

Afternoon ClubAn after-school program for 1st–5th graders starting from school dismissal until 6:00 PM, Monday–Friday . The Afternoon Club includes the Wednesday Club program as well as our full day programs on non-school days . This program includes homework help and after-school activities .

Wednesday ClubWednesday Club is for kids in grades 1–5 from dismissal until 2:35 PM . This program offers a choice of activities and supervised play every Wednesday .

Fall 2019 Elementary Programs

MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS AFTERNOON

CLUB WEDNESDAY

CLUB30-MINUTE

CLUBKINDER

CLUBLUCKY

DAY

$330 per month

$50per month

$50per month

$1,850per year

$220 (10 visits)‡

‡ Kids can try the program or drop in to the club on an as-needed basis . Lucky Day passes may only be used during the school year in which they were purchased . They are not transferable and non-refundable .


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Jacqueline & Albert “Bud” Marley Boys & Girls ClubOn the campus of AE Wright Middle School 4029 Las Virgenes Rd Calabasas, CA 91302

Grades 6–8 Phone: 818-963-8070


2:30 PM–3:45 PM Culinary Science

3:45 PM–4:45 PM Power Hour Power Hour Power Hour Power Hour

3D Printing


4:15 PM–5:15 PM Messy Science Torch Club

SMART MovesDrama Club Movie Club

Rock Climbing

4:45 PM–5:45 PM

DIY Arts & Crafts Dodgeball Dance Team Flag Football Triple Play

Basketball Coding Triple Play CSI Forensics Art Masters

5:45 PM–6:30 PM Member's Choice Tournament

Tuesday Member's Choice Member's Choice Member's Choice

Fall 2019 Middle School Club Enrichment Schedule (Sept . 9–Nov . 15)On the Campus of A .E . Wright Middle School

MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS AFTER SCHOOL LUNCH CLUB 10-DAY PASS ENRICHMENT

$200per month

$50per yearδΔ

$175 (10 visits)‡

$50 per class§

Δ Members may come during lunch to visit with friends, eat lunch, and participate in games .‡ Kids can try the program or drop in to the club on an as-needed basis . 10-day passes may only

be used during the school year in which they were purchased . They are not transferable and non-refundable .



2019 Co-ed Basketball League Sundays Only

Co-ed Basketball League is a low-competitive sports program designed to help kids learn the value of teamwork and the basic rules, skills, and fundamentals of basketball . Financial assistance available to those that qualify .

For more information, email:ojuarez@bgcconejo .org

Evaluation day: September 15Games played: September 15–November 17

Location of Practice & Games: Los Cerritos Middle School Gym 2100 E Avenida De Las Flores Thousand Oaks 91362

Fee: $120 per participant fee ($20 discount for returning players) . Fee includes a uniform, award, individual and team photos .

Free Basketball ClinicSunday, September 8

Attend the free basketball clinic to warm up your skills before leagues start . Hurry! Limited space available . For more information, email ojuarez@bgcconejo .org .

Program Descriptions

Sports, Recreation & FitnessThese Club programs help develop physical fitness, reduce stress and promote a positive use of leisure time, appreciation for the environment and interpersonal skills.

BASKETBALL–Learn and improve your shooting, rebounding, passing, dribbling, and conditioning skills .

INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL–Participate in an intermural league and test your skills against other BGC Clubs . Must travel . Games are held at AHCCC . Class Fee: Non-Monthly Members: $50

DODGEBALL–Dodge, throw, and catch in these team-based dodgeball games .

DUNGEONS & DRAGONS QUEST–Create a character and work as a team to conquer adventurous challenges .

FLAG FOOTBALL–Learn and practice the basics of passing, receiving, running, blocking, and defense .

FUNCTIONAL FITNESS–Develop active, positive lifestyles while learning strategies to encourage physical fitness as part of a daily routine .

GYMNASTICS–Work with a professional gymnast to learn basic to intermediate skills like tumbling, cartwheels, walkovers, and front & back handsprings .

HANDBALL–Get active with your teammates as you use your hands to strategically hit a ball in a walled court to score on the other team .

HOCKEY–Participate in street hockey drills and scrimmages . All equipment provided

LACROSSE–Learn game rules, offense and defense stations, and stick work while progressing to drills and games!

LASER TAG–Work on your tactical skills while getting a workout with your friends in a friendly game of laser tag .

ROCK CLIMBING–Learn essential climbing skills on our 35-foot indoor rock wall .

SOCCER–Learn the basic rules and strategy while practicing soccer plays and drills .

SCOOTER BALL - Hone your agility and coordination on wheels while playing games like scooter tag and scooter ball .

TRIPLE PLAY–Join a dynamic health and wellness program based on three goals: healthy habits (mind); daily challenges (body); and social recreation (soul) .

TOURNAMENT TUESDAY–Compete in weekly recreational tournaments like foosball, sports skills, and physical activity challenges like obstacle courses .

YOGA–Practice the principles of alignment and breath through step-by-step yoga demonstrations and practice .

AGES PRACTICE TIME

GAMETIME

3-4 11:00 AM 11:30 AM

5-6 12:00 PM 12:30 PM

7-8 1:30 PM 2:00 PM

9-12 3:00 PM 3:30 PM

Games begin promptly at scheduled time.

AGES CLINIC TIMES

5-6 12:00 PM–1:00 PM

7-8 1:00 PM–2:00 PM

9-12 2:00 PM–3:00 PM



The ArtsThese programs are designed to foster creativity in young people and give them outlets for self-expression. From photography to hip-hop, our arts programs have something that will inspire everyone.


Health & Life Skills These programs develop young people’s capacity to engage in positive behaviors to nurture their well-being, set personal goals and grow into self-sufficient adults.

CREATIVE COOKING—Learn to cook simple treats using basic kitchen appliances . Class Fee: After-school Members: $25 Non-Monthly Members: $75

LIFE SKILLS CLUB—Participate in lessons that will challenge you and help you develop focus and independence for life success .

PASSPORT TO MANHOOD—Engage in a personal journey of growth through interactive activities that focus on character development .

SMART GIRLS—Develop healthy attitudes and lifestyles through a health, fitness, and self-esteem enhancement programs for girls .

SMART MOVES—Receive support navigating middle school life through discussion and skill building .

TEEN CLUB—Learn to be a leader and a mentor .


Education & Career Development Exposure to science, technology, engineering, and math is critical when young peoples’ natural curiosity drives interest, building capacity for success in developing these essential 21st century skills.


Character & Leadership Development These programs help youth become responsible, caring citizens and acquire skills to participate the democratic process.

JUNIOR STAFF—Gain valuable work experience, demonstrate responsibility, and serve as a role model to younger members as you assist full-time professional staff in a variety of program and administrative areas .

TORCH CLUB—Build important leadership skills through collaborative activities like officer election, planning and implementing your own activities and community service projects .


ACTING & SCENE WORK— What does it take to be an actor? Test out your skills and gain first-hand knowledge of the industry!

ANIME CLUB—Share your passion for anime with fellow enthusiasts while learning about the characters and history of anime and analyzing the development of the genre .

ART MASTERS—Learn about famous artists like Monet, Cézanne, and Picasso while practicing their signature techniques!

AWESOME ART—Study the fundamentals of line drawing, perspective, color, and texture .

DANCE TEAM—Develop basic dance skills while learning a variety of step combinations and hip-hop moves .

DIY ARTS & CRAFTS—Create inventive projects and artwork using everyday supplies .

DIGITAL MUSIC—Explore digital music creation—learn timing techniques and set up cues and transitions to create music mixes using advanced software .

DRAMA CLUB— Learn improvisation, ensemble acting, individual character development, and practice performing in front of a live audience .

FLEA MARKET FLIP— Invent new uses for items through refurbishment .

GLEE CLUB—Learn music theory, advance your vocal skills, and participate in performances .

IMPROV/THEATER—Unwind and sharpen your wit by engaging your creativity and developing improvisation techniques through in-the-moment exercises .

KARAOKE—Discover the fun of karaoke while improving your vocal range, tone, and projection .

MOVIE CLUB—Be exposed to, and learn to analyze, varying movie elements while taking in the cinematic classics .

MUSIC PARODIES—Use your creativity and imagination to update existing songs or lyrics to create new music with a familiar flair .

MUSIC CREATION— Learn the basics of music composition such as writing chord progressions, melodies, and drum rhythms as you create entire songs using the Garageband app on an iPad .

ORIGAMI—Experience the ancient art of Japanese paper folding and create beautiful works of art .

PHOTOGRAPHY—This beginners course covers lighting, perspective techniques, and photo editing including cropping, color, and light adjustment .

ROCK BAND—Experience playing in a band, including instruction on the piano, electric guitar, bass guitar, ukulele, or drums .

SCREEN WRITING & MOVIE MAKING—Learn how to write dialogue and tell a story for the big screen .

STAGE MAKE-UP—Learn tricks-of-the trade and studio secrets for stage make-up in this hands-on class!

STOP-MOTION ANIMATION— Create your own amazing short films using clay and stop-motion animation .

UKULELE—Learn the fundamentals of playing the ukulele .

VOICE-OVER ANIMATION— Learn voice animation for cartoon and video production, including the use of high-tech equipment and technology to portray your favorite animated characters .

3D PRINTING—Operate a 3D printer while learning the science behind the machine and creating your own models .

BRAIN GAMES—Practice logic skills, analyze mathematical patterns, and test your cognitive abilities through challenges .

CLUB TECH—Develop your proficiency in word processing, spreadsheets, and other productivity software through fun, hands-on, engaging lessons and projects .

CODING—Learn to write your own code and create your own games .

CULINARY SCIENCE—Learn how to cook while applying exciting scientific techniques to new recipes .

CSI FORENSICS—Explore forensic science and discover your talent for investigations .

DIY STEM—Explore science, technology, engineering and math with a wide range of hands-on activities .

MESSY SCIENCE—Learn scientific principles while getting messy making slime, elephant toothpaste, exploding watermelons, and more .

POWER HOUR—Enhance your academic success by attending our comprehensive homework help and tutoring program .

ROBOTICS—Learn how to design, build, and operate robots .

ROCKETRY—Three, Two, One, Blast Off! Discover the science and engineering of rocket making .

STUDY SKILLS—Learn helpful techniques and practices while developing new habits for studying and completing homework successfully!

TECH GIRLS ROCK— Explore STEM subjects and tech-related educational opportunities and careers with a supportive group of like-minded girls .

TRIVIA—Build your brain power and challenge yourself with trivia games .

TUTORING—Receive supportive, small group instruction on your choice of subjects . Class Fee: After-School Members: $50 Non-Monthly Members: $100

$ PRICE MATCH

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Conejo Valley wants students to have the best quality programs available and we will match any competitor’s rates for five-day programs on your campus .

For information about any of our programs visit our website bgcconejo.org .

Thank You to our Club SponsorsEvery donor is important to us .

As investors, we appreciate your faith in our work and we thank you for believing in the potential of our kids!

Every dollar we raise and every hour someone invests in our members is used strategically to improve lives .

We appreciate all you do and we thank you sincerely for your support .

Harriet H. Samuelsson Foundation

Dance Academy for 3 to 5 year olds

Introducing our new children's dance class, specially designed to develop coordination, confidence, balance, and agility for 3 to 5 year olds! These classes will be available in three Club locations and will lead up to a winter recital showcasing their growth and talent! Location and date of recital TBD .

JOHNSTON CLUB Tuesdays

MORTON CLUB Wednesdays

NOTTER CLUB Thursdays

10–10:45 AM Hip Hop Hip Hop Hip Hop for Boys

11–11:45 AM Ballet/Jazz Mommy & Me Ballet Ages 2-4

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Dance Academy Classes Begin: September 10 Cost: $100 for 10 weeks

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Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Conejo Valley30343 Canwood Street #200Agoura Hills, CA 91301 Administration: (818) 706-0905Tax ID# 91-2151731bgcconejo.org

September 14 17th Annual Gala Dinner & Auction

November 25-29 Fall Camp

December 23-January 3 Winter Break Camps

* Open to all children from any school

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