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Summer Activity Guide

2015Youth and Adult

Hudson Community

Online Registration at www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer @hcer2440

Serving the Hudson community by providing year-round comprehensive learning, enrichment and recreational programs for residents since 1976.

The Department of Community Education and Recreation is a self funded department operating under the auspices of the Hudson Board of Education. It is one of the many important educational and enrichment services offered to the Hudson community by Hudson City Schools.

Dear Friends and Neighbors,

Summer is here! What an exciting time. Please come and enjoy these wonderful programs. You can learn, play, compete and have fun!

Hudson Community Education and RecreationServing the Hudson Community Since 1976

Safety TownExplorer Days Field TripsDay CampsSports CampsStrings MusicShow Choir CampTheater CampCheerleadingVarsity Sports Camps

STEM programsBricks 4 Kidz Lego®Explorer Teen AdventureArt in the ParkMad SciencePhotographyFootballBaseballGolf

ArcherySoccerChessTravelBasketballTennisLacrosseFishingMusic

DanceOrigamiChinese LanguageArt Middle School Band CampWood TurningBaby Sitter CourseACT Field Hockey

And so much more!The HCER Team!

Course Locations

Ada Cooper Miller Natatorium 120 N. Hayden Parkway

Barlow Community Center 41 S. Oviatt Street

East Woods School 120 N. Hayden Parkway

Ellsworth Hill Elementary School 7750 Stow Road

Evamere Elementary School 76 N. Hayden Parkway

McDowell Elementary 280 N. Hayden Parkway

Hudson Middle School 77 N. Oviatt Street

Hudson High School 2500 Hudson-Aurora Road

Hudson Community Education and Recreation

2440 Hudson Aurora Rd., Hudson OH 44236330-653-1210 Fax: 330-653-1366

www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer

Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Office will be closed: 7/3

When Hudson City Schools are closed due to inclement weather or unforeseen circumstances, that day HCER programs will be canceled as well. While we recognize this is an inconvenience and we will do our best to reschedule our programs, we make no guarantees that the program will be rescheduled, made up or credited.

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4 Aquatics/Preschool Activities 7 Day Camps 9 Enrichment Camps 14 Lego® Fun Camps 15 STEM Camps 16 Teen Camps 18 Varsity Camps

Hudson City SchoolsBoard of Education

Superintendent:Phil Herman

President:Dave Zuro

Vice President:Steve DiMauro

Board Members: Gary Mushock Patti EngelmanJames Field

HCER TEAM:Grant Aungst DirectorCindy Suchan Office OperationsMichele Collins Community RelationsMatt Davis Aquatics CoordinatorDonna Gray Explorer Zone Coordinator

Your HCER brochure is printed 3 times per year. This brochure is mailed to all residents living within the Hudson School District and to others by request. Brochures are also distributed at conveniently located businesses throughout the community. Advertisements and user fees cover the cost of printing and mailing, not your tax dollars. For more information, contact Grant Aungst at [email protected].

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ONLINE REGISTRATION: Highly RecommendedThis is your best choice! Once you register, online you are in the program!Beginning as soon as you receive this book! Register 24/7 on our website at www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer. Click on “Register Online” at the top of the page, and this will direct you to our online registration system. Simply find the class or classes you are interested in and the follow the steps as directed to register.

IN PERSON: Second Best Choice.Stop by and see us during our normal business hours Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. and have our staff help you register in person. You may register at the HCER Office at 2440 Hudson-Aurora Rd. Use the registration form at the back of this book. Note: All participants must fill out a registration and release form!

FAX: 330-653-1366 We still receive them this way!We like the “semi” old-fashioned way. Please remember you are not confirmed a spot until you receive a confirmation e-mail or phone call from our office. If paying by credit card, you may fax registrations to (330) 653-1366. Registration form is available for download at www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer. You may call the office to confirm receipt of your fax.

DROP IN DOOR: But Wait there is more...Thank you for dropping off your registration, however you are not registered until you receive your confirmation via e-mail or give us a call. Drop registration through the slot in our front door at any time of day or night. Please include your form of payment, check or credit card information.

MAIL: This still works, but please read on...We are very pleased you have mailed us your registration, however you are not registered until you have received your confirmation via e-mail. If you don’t have e-mail, give us a call to confirm, and we will discuss it over the phone. Please remember it is called “snail-mail” and might take a while. Stop in and see us. Mail registration and form of payment to: HCER, 2440 Hudson-Aurora Road, Hudson, OH 44236.

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1. REGISTER EARLY This helps us prepare for the programs by doing, advance

program planning, hiring and ordering of materials. Early bird discounts are offered for most camps. Register on line at www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer and click on the Ways to Register.

2. REGISTRATION FORM Once you have decided which activity you would like to

enroll your child, you will need to completely fill out the registration form on the last page of the book or register on-line at www.hudson.edu/hcer. Note: Register your child for the class they will be attending/going into the summer.

3. REFUNDS Since camp groups and the decision to employ and train

staff is based on enrollment, camp fees are nonrefundable after June 1. In the event of illness or injury, a refund minus a $25 processing fee will be processed only upon receipt of a written report from a physician. For all other programs there is a $35 refund processing fee except for refunds due to health issues or class cancellations. No exceptions.

4. FIELD TRIPS Some field trips are an integral part of the camp program

while others will require a small fee. Separate field trip permission slips are not necessarily distributed prior to each trip, however additional information usually is. If you object to your child’s participation in any or all trips, please inform your child’s camp director in advance of the trip(s) and in a timely fashion.

5. PEANUT SENSITIVITY POLICY Please be aware that our camps are nut sensitive. We ask

that you do not send any nut products with your child.

6. CAMP EQUIPMENT Always come over prepared! Send water, snack, sunscreen

and extra clothing (if you feel that is needed). Please send a hat with a brim along with any other item you believe is needed for your child to enjoy their summer experience. Be prepared.

7. LUNCH Campers should plan on bringing their own lunch unless

otherwise noted. Be sure to include the campers name on the bag or carrier.

Hudson school campus is home to many full day camping opportunities for children in kindergarten through sixth grade. If you are in need of before or after camp child care please look for the Child Care frog logo on specific programs as you leaf through the summer brochure. HCER offers child care services throughout the summer months. Please confirm your needs through HCER prior to confirming your plans.

Explorer Zone Camp CareChild care is available from June 8th through August 7th. Explorer Zone Camp Care is located at East Woods School Blue Gym unless otherwise noted. And is staffed by our HCER team members.

Before Camp time: 7:00 to 9:30 a.m. $49 per week for a.m. care, or $17 per day

After Camp time: 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. $59 per week for p.m. care, or $19 per day

Please note: We understand that everyone is busy these days, however if you are late in picking up your camper after 6:00 PM there is a $2/minute late fee. Thank you for not being late.All camps on the Main Campus of the Hudson City School District have access to Explorer Zone Camp Care, during the stated hours. Please visit our website www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer and click on hcer or call us at 330-653-1210 with any questions.

Thank you!

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Camp Information

HUDSON DAY CAMPS WITH CHILD CARE

ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONSPlease remember to always send your child with water, sunscreen, a hat, perhaps a lunch and snack, a change of clothes (depending upon the camp) and any other items you might feel would benefit your child.

Parents, Thank you for signing up your child(ren) for one of our wonderful camps or programs. We kindly remind you, please pick up your child(ren) directly after the program. If your child is left without parental supervision, we will take your child to our Camp Care (if available) located at East Woods School. You will be invoiced for the time your child spends in the program. Thank you in advance for your attention to this matter.

PLEASE NOTE:No camp care July 3rd and the week of August 10th until the start of school.


Aquatics & PreschoolHudson Safety Town 2015Coordinators: Officers Jim Curtin and Mike Burchard HPD

Safety Town has been part of the lives of Hudson youth for over 50 years. We teach and introduce valuable safety methods to children entering Kindergarten. Please register early as space is limited. Children will be taught the proper way to cross a street, safe places to play, stranger danger, how and why to use safety belts, bus procedures, safe uses of playground equipment and much more. This programs is a must for children entering Kindergarten in the Fall of 2015. Questions, please visit www.hudson.k12.us/hcer or call us at 330-653-1210. Max 65/participants per session.

Fee: $65

Session A June 8 – June 18 8:30 - 11:00 a.m.

Session B June 8 – June 18 12:30 - 3:00 p.m.

Session C June 22 – July 2 8:30 - 11:00 a.m.

Session D July 6 – July 16 6:00 - 8:30 p.m. (Evening Program) Register on line at www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer

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Horseback Riding Babes (Ages 2-6)Instructor: Hudson Equestrian Center Staff

Hudson Equestrian Center has created a unique program for your young child. Our program aids children in developing a fun filled understanding and love of the horses. An introduction to riding and horsemanship in a lesson tailored to their ability, comfort level and attention span. Parents are required to remain during the session. Limited class size.

Fee: $165 fees are non-refundable. Monday – Friday#2020 June 8 – 12 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.Hudson Equestrian Center, 2242 Ravenna Street

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Blue Streak Pre School FUN Sports and Activity Camp (Ages 3-5)This camp introduces your son or daughter to many great sports and activity programs. We concentrate on the fun of sports to engage and enrich your child’s life. While using sports and activities as a backdrop, we engage your child in sportsmanship, how to play, teamwork, always trying your best, and being happy. We encourage your child to be him/herself. While incorporating this philosophy, we offer lessons of encouragement to your camper. Learning from an early age about the value sports and activities brings, engages and enriches the lives of all campers. A T-shirt is given to every camper. The camp is based at East Woods School, Main Gym. Please remember to bring water, snacks, running shoes and sunscreen.

Fee: $95 Monday – Friday 9:00 - 11:30 a.m. #2010 June 8 – 12#2011 June 15 – 19#2012 June 22 – 26#2013 June 29 – July 2 (No Camp July 3)#2014 July 6 – 10#2015 July 13 – 17 #2016 July 20 – 24#2017 July 27 – 31East Woods School, Main Gym

Hudson Munchkin Volleyball Camp(Grades K-2 boys and girls)Instructors: Head Varsity Volleyball Coach Jessica Ciborek and staff

This camp will focus on teaching your kids the basic fundamentals of volleyball. How to pass, set, take a correct approach jump, hit, serve, and even correct blocking footwork and LOTS OF FUN! Take advantage of this opportunity for your child to receive elite instruction from Coach Ciborek and her highly successful staff and varsity players. Each munchkin will receive a camp certificate of completion, camp T-shirt, and goodie bag which includes a copy of the 2015 Varsity Volleyball Schedule. Hope to see bunches of munchkins on our volleyball courts in June! GO EXPLORERS!

Fee: $57 ($72 after 6/1) Tuesday – Thursday#2019 June 16 – 18 9:00 - 10:00 a.m.Hudson High School, Main Gym

Ada Cooper Miller Natatorium

Information

Monday - Friday6:00 - 8:00 a.m. Adult/Lap Swim8:00 - 10:00 a.m. HEAT Swim Program10:00 a.m. - Noon Community Swim

LessonsNoon - 1:00 p.m. Adult Lap Swim1:00 - 3:00 p.m. HCER Summer Camps

Tuesday and Thursday6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Open/Lap Swim

Saturday and Sunday7:00 - 9:00 a.m. Adult Lap Swim2:00 - 5:00 p.m. Open SwimDaily Admission: $5

Family Admission: $15, for up to 4 swimmers, $3 each additional member.

Summer Swim InfoJune 8 – July 31

(Closed July 4 – 6 and August 1 – Sept. 7)

Pool Closed for Annual MaintenanceAug. 1 – Sept. 7

Swimmers; during the pool shut down please remove any locks or personal items in/on the

lockers.

*Please see Spring Guide for membership fees

Sessions are: June 15 – 25 & July 13 – 23 (Mon through Thurs)

Fee: $80/Session

#2000 June PreSchool I #2005 July 10:00 - 10:25 a.m.

#2001 June Level I #2006 July 10:30 - 11:10 a.m.

#2002 June Level II #2007 July 10:30 - 11:10 a.m.

#2003 June Level III #2008 July 11:15 - 11:55 a.m.

#2004 June Level IV #2009 July 11:15 - 11:55 a.m.

Summer Learn To Swim Lessons

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Fairytales & Froggies Dance Camp (Grades Pre K-K)Instructor: Remote Dance

Invite your best friends and neighbors for a fun play date where we dance, act and sing to a daily fairytale wonderland theme. Have fun learning puppet theatre skits, dance routines and crafts - including pre-lyrical ballet, creative movement & hip hop. Dress in comfortable summer play clothes (shorts & T-shirt and a pair of socks– no jeans) – Bring a plain colored or white T-shirt to decorate too! No experience necessary. Min 5/Max 12

Fee: $70 Monday – Thursday#2021 June 29 – July 2 10:00 -11:30 a.m.East Woods School Commons (meet in commons for arrival and dismissal)

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Cheer Crazy! Dance Camp (Grades PreK-K)Instructor: Remote Dance

All cheer dazzle maniacs who love to cheer and dance will go wild for this cheer dance and cheerleading good time that incorporates cheerdance / hip hop precision basics and cheerleading movement. Dress in comfortable summer play clothes (shorts & t-shirt and a pair of socks & gym shoes– no jeans) No experience necessary. Min 5/ Max 12

Fee: $50 Monday – Thursday#2022 June 29 – July 2 Noon - 1:00 p.m.East Woods School Commons (meet in commons for arrival and dismissal)

*Special Bonus incentive for Day Campers:

Students wanting to take both Fairytales & Froggies Camp from

10 - 11:30 a.m. and continue from 12 - 1 p.m. with Cheer Crazy Camp can register with an additional $10 and will include supervised lunch

break from 11:30 - 12:00 p.m.

Junior Olympics Sports Camp (Grades Preschool-K)Instructor: Jump Start Sports

Children ages 3-6 will have a fun and meaningful week full of sports, learning, and new friendships at the Hudson Junior Olympics Sports Camp! The camp features a different sport each day, enabling these young campers to learn about a variety of sports and to apply what they’ve learned by playing fun, low-key games. The children will also choose a country to represent during the Olympic Games and will make a flag to carry for the “Presentation of Medals”. They will also learn fun facts about the culture, demographics, and customs of their chosen country. Parents are invited to come to the “Closing Ceremonies” held on the last day of camp.

Fee: $95 Monday – Friday#2023 June 22 – June 26 9:30 a.m. - NoonHudson Middle School, Main Gym

“College Days” Junior Sports Camp (Grades Preschool – K)Instructor: Jump Start Sports

Children (ages 3 - 6) “enroll” in the college of their choice and have a blast learning about and playing a variety of sports at the Hudson “College Days Junior Sports Camp”! Much like the Junior Olympics Sports Camp, the “College Days” camp features a different sport each day, enabling these young campers to learn about a variety of sports and to apply what they’ve learned by playing fun, low-key games. The children will also learn fun facts about their chosen college, and will make school T-shirts to wear at “Graduation”. Parents are invited to come to attend the “Graduation” held on the last day of camp.

Fee: $95 Monday – Friday#2024 July 27 – July 31 9:30 a.m. - NoonHudson Middle School, Main Gym


PreschoolHudson T-Birds Tee Ball(Ages 3-5)Instructor: Jump Start Sports StaffA fun and highly instructional, introduction to baseball for 3 – 5 year old boys and girls. Players learn the basics of throwing, catching, fielding, batting, and base running, and then apply what they have learned in fun, non-competitive games. Jump Start Sports staff members conduct the instruction and oversee the game play while volunteer team coaches assist. Includes a team T-shirt and MLB hat.Min. 10/Max. 96Parents can choose between Fridays or Saturdays. All games will be scheduled on their preferred day.

Fee: $85 includes MLB hat, T-shirt and medal

Fridays #2025 June 5 – July 17 (No class July 3) 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. OR 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.

Classes begin at either 5:30 or 6:30 pm and are active for one hour. All teams will receive a schedule including both time periods.

Saturdays #2026 June 6 – July 18 (No class July 4) 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. OR 3:00 - 4:00 p.m.

Classes begin at either 2 or 3 pm and are active for one hour. All teams will receive a schedule including both time periods.

Oak Grove T-Ball Fields, 2250 Barlow Road near Stow Road

Hummingbirds Soccer (Ages 3-6) Instructor: Jump Start Sports Staff

Children ages 3 – 6 years olds have fun and learn the basics of soccer: dribbling, passing, trapping, shooting, and positioning. Each session consists of instruction in each aspect of the game, participation in fun drills that are designed to teach skills, and low-key, non-competitive game. All coaching will be conducted by Jump Start Sports staff. The children will be separated into two “leagues”, (3 and 4 year olds; and 5 and 6 year olds). Children are required to wear shin guards. Non Metal cleats are optional. Soccer balls are provided but children may bring their own ball (#3 size ball with their last name written on the ball). Min. 8/Max. 100

Fee: $80 includes team shirt and medalSummer Session: Mondays #2027 June 15 – July 20 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. OR 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.Classes begin at either 5:30 or 6:30 pm and are active for one hour. All teams will receive a schedule including both time periods. East Woods fields between McDowell and East Woods School.

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Check out our Enrichment Classes offered in addition to our

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Day Camps

The Hudson Sports Camp is NEW AND IMPROVED! As always, the camp will be highly structured with weekly themes implemented in the morning, fun afternoon electives, and occasional field trips, but we have ramped everything up a notch to make it more fun and productive!

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Jump Start Sports Hudson Sports CampFor Boys and Girls Entering Grades K-6

Camp Meets Daily 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. at Hudson Middle School With Before and After Camp Care at Explorer Zone Camp Care Located at East Woods

RATES: Regular Rate: $200/week Any 4 or More Weeks: $170/week

Early Bird Rate: $180/week Any 4 or More Weeks: $160/week

NOTES: To receive the Early Bird Rates, you must register and pay for all weeks attending by May 10, 2015. To receive the Multiple Week Discount, you must register for all weeks at the same time. You cannot receive the Multiple Week Discount when you register online. One week rate for 6/30 – 7/2 is $160 since it is a 4 day week.

JUNE 8 – 12: SPORTS CAMP KICKOFF SPECTACULAR: Have a blast with your friends playing your favorite camp games and activities! This includes Capture the Flag, Tag Games, Relay Races, Dodge Ball, Whiffle Ball, Kickball, and more. Each day we’ll have a tournament in one of these fun camp games and play traditional sports too! Field trip on Friday, June 12 to Fun N Stuff Amusement Park!#2100

JUNE 15 -19: SPORTS AROUND THE WORLD: Have a blast playing and learning about sports played all over the world! Sports will include Rugby, Team Handball, Cricket, World Cup Soccer, floor hockey, tennis, and cricket. Field trip on Friday, June 19 to ZIP CITY!#2101

JUNE 22 – 26: HOOP IT UP BASKETBALL AND CHEERLEADING CAMP: Basketball players learn all basic fundamentals and play in fun individual and team competitions, culminating in a “March Madness in June” 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament!”. Cheerleaders learn a wide variety of cheers, movements, and dance routines and showcase their talents at a fun recital on Thursday, June 25. Field trip on Friday, June 26 to Water Works Water Park!#2102

JUNE 29 – JULY 2: STICKS AND STONES CAMP: We’ll have some fun with all of your favorite stick sports! Campers play lacrosse, hockey, whiffle ball, baseball, golf, and more. We’ll have fun tournaments every day, and the week will culminate with a trip to Cuyahoga Valley National Park on Thursday, July 2. Campers who want to golf will play a round at Brandywine Par 3 Golf Course!#2103

JULY 6-10: ULTIMATE WARRIOR CAMP: Join us at the Ultimate Warrior Camp for fitness, fun and “Survivor” type team challenges! Age-appropriate and safe activities specifically designed to challenge, inspire, and excite. Games and tasks this week include obstacle courses, relays, tug-of-war, and many other fun activities designed to teach cooperation and teamwork while also developing self-esteem. To keep the emphasis on fun, teamwork, and sportsmanship, we’ll also have balloon races, egg tosses, team puzzle challenges, and funny games. Field trip on Friday, July 10 to Fun N Stuff!#2104

JULY 13 - 17: FUN WITH FRISBEE: Campers have a blast learning some fun new Frisbee games, including Frisbee Golf, Ultimate Frisbee, Goaltimate, Frisbee Baseball, and Frisbee Football (no tackling, of course). These games are fun, very active, and provide a great activity to teach cooperation and sportsmanship. Field trip on Friday, July 17 to ZIP CITY!#2105

JULY 20 – 24: FOOTBALL FUN AND CHEERLEADING CAMP: Football players will enter the ‘Hudson NFL Draft” and play for their favorite NFL team! All aspects of passing offense and passing defense will be taught, and we will play games every day. Cheerleaders learn a wide variety of cheers, movements, and dance routines and showcase their talents at a fun recital on Thursday, July 23. Field trip on Friday, July 24 to the NFL Hall of Fame!#2106

JULY 27 – 31: OLYMPIC SPORTS CAMP: The Olympics are back at Sports Camp! This year, however, we will only have one day of track and field and will spend the rest of the week playing other sports we love, including soccer, basketball, hockey, team handball, and fast football. Campers learn about the culture and history of their adopted country and make a flag to carry at the “Closing Ceremonies” and “Presentation of Medals” on Thursday, July 30. Field Trip to Water Works Water Park on Friday, July 31. #2107

WEEKLY THEMES OFFERED EACH MORNING

AFTERNOON ELECTIVESAs in years past, campers will choose from a wide variety of electives in the afternoon including swimming, horseback riding, fishing, walks to the Green, bike trips for experienced riders, Learn to Ride for younger riders on training wheels, gym games like Dodge Ball and Knock Out Basketball, field games like lacrosse and soccer, and much, much more!

STAFFINGJump Start Sports staffs the Hudson Sports Camp at a maximum ratio of 8 campers to each staff member. Directors and counselors are very experienced and dedicated to making your child’s summer safe and special.


Day Camps

Blue Streak All Sports and Activities Camp For Girls and Boys (Grades K-6)

Camp Director Ken Fisher, Assistant Camp Director Emily FisherCamp 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. • East Woods School Main Gym

What Hudson parents are saying about Blue Streak…AWESOME! Great Camp, Lots of Fun! Fantastic Staff and activities!

Full Day Camp Weekly rate $220 • Half Day Camp Weekly rate $110Attend 6 weeks or more of full day camp and your weekly rate is $175*Attend 6 weeks or more of 1/2 day camp and your weekly rate is $90*

must sign up for all dates* at same time* with paper registration and can’t be combined with other programs.

Weekly rate for the week of June 29th is pro-rated based on 4 days at full or 1/2 day camp. Not combinable for 6 week discount as already at discount rate.

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High energy, fun activities, with focus on the camper! Your camper will enjoy this non-competitive focused camp. Blue Streak All Sports and Activity Camp bring their 20+ years of offering enriching and engaging camps to your child. We focus on you the camper and how best to work with you to achieve your interests and fun. Our day is divided into approximately six time periods. During the time periods we will typically offer between 14 – 17 sports and activities. Many of the activities we offer are listed below. With the focus on sportsmanship, engagement, fun and enjoyment, our experienced counselors and junior counselor keep your child involved from beginning to end. We maintain an overall ratio of seven campers to each counselor. Come for the friendship, activities, fun and great camp experience. We will work with all campers on fair-play, skill improvement, fun and not winning or losing. The goal is for each camper to feel success. Local field trips within walking distance will take place weekly. The campers will be able to explore and engage on these trips. They will always be accompanied by our counselors. Base Camp is East Woods School. Your camper will be grouped with children of the same age. Our camp counselors are enthusiastic and look forward to welcoming you and your camper each and every day!

Items to bring: Please bring a lunch daily. On Friday’s the campers can participate in pizza day, for an extra fee. Snacks and drinks are also available for an additional fee.

Every camper receives a camp T-shirt. The camp is based at East Woods School, Main Gym.

• Nature Hikes• Fishing• Biking• Lacrosse• Softball• Frisbee

• Golf• Kickball• Repelling and Ropes • Soccer• Relays• Obstacle Course

• Tennis• Baseball• Track & Field• Swimming• Football• Teambuilding programs

• Scavenger Hunts• Dodge Ball• Capture the Flag• And so much more!

Camp Weeks:

#2108 - June 8- June 12

#2109 - June 15-June 19

#2110 - June 22 - June 26

#2111 - June 29- July 2

Base “camp” for Blue Streak is East Woods School. Your Child will be grouped with children of the same age. A group will consist of between 8-13 children and friends may be grouped together. The staff is enthusiastic and looks forward to welcoming you and your child each and every day!

#2112 - July 6- July 10

#2113 - July 13-July 17

#2114 - July 20 - July 24

#2115 - July 27- July 31

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Enrichment CampsMagic Camp (Grades 3-6)Host Magician: David Anthony

Come learn the art of illusion, sleight of hand, basic magic and have great fun! David Anthony your host and professional magician, will lead this camp and help the future magician develop their skills. The magician campers will hold an end-of-week performance for the parents and guests, perhaps one or more of the guests will disappear. Min 8/Max 25

Fee: $95 Monday - Thursday#2200 July 6 – July 9 9:00 - 11:30 a.m.East Woods School, meet in Commons then they will move to Room 132

Youth Choir Camp (Grades 3-8)Directors: Eve Sliwinski and Nathan Duvuvuei

Come and discover the fun of singing with friends old and new at the Hudson Commu-nity Youth Chorus Choral Camp. This is great opportunity for kids who want to get started with great techniques as well as those who want to improve and refine their skills. Singers learn and improve sight singing, musicianship through movement, music theory and playing Orff instruments. This special week is co-direct-ed by Eve Sliwinski, founding director of the Hudson Community Youth Chorus and Nathan-iel Duvuvuei, director of choral and vocal music at Miller South School for the Performing Arts and the Hudson Community Chorus.. The week will end with a performance for family and friends. Min 10/Max 40

Fee: $110 Monday - Friday#2209 June 22 – June 26 9:00 - 11:30 a.m.Hudson Middle School, Choir Room C121

Wood Turning(Grade 6 and above)Instructor: Scott Stonestreet, HHS Woods Technology Instructor

Learn the basic tool application and techniques required to develop the proper skill set to create your very own custom pen on a wood lathe. You will work on your own mini lathe where you will learn the tools, techniques and safety procedures required to create custom lathe projects. You will get to observe the instructor turn a pen on a lathe, then receive opportunities to practice the same skills before turning your own pen. Each participant will design/sketch their own pen design before creating their masterpiece on the lathe. Many species of wood will be available to choose from and all equipment is provided. Max. 5 students per session.

Fee: $34 Thursday #2206 June 11 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

Tuesday#2207 July 7 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

Friday#2208 July 17 10:00 a.m. - NoonHudson High School Wood Shop Room D102

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Hudson Theater Camp (Grades 3-9)Director: Russ Stich and TeamNow in Our 20th Year!

If you enjoy the “Spotlight”, if singing, acting, dancing, crafts and having fun are on your summer wish list, the Hudson Theater Camp is the program for you! Meet new friends, explore workshops in Acting, Voice, Dance, Crafts & Outdoor Activities! Be part of a fully staged musical production, play theater games, enjoy guest speakers and much more!!! All workshops are taught by professionals from NEO’s Theater Community. Students will learn about the magic of theater while developing skills in cooperation and concentration. Further enhancing creativity and building self-confidence! All students are assured a “speaking role” and the “opportunity to shine” in our musical productions. Before and after camp care available. Min 20/Max 75

East Woods Commons Stage

Last week & Performances at Hudson High School Auditorium Monday – Friday 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.Session 1:Oliver Twisted#2204 June 8 – June 26Performances: Thursday, June 25 at 7:00 p.m. Friday, June 26 at 1:00 p.m.

Session 2:All New Program! Summer Vacation Celebration#2205 July 6 – July 24Performances: Thursday, July 23 at 7:00 p.m. Friday, July 24 at 1:00 p.m.Camp training time is 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

East Woods Stage and Hudson High School Auditorium

Session One Fee: $380 (if paid prior to May30) $405 (after May 30)

Session Two Fee: $380 (if paid prior to June 20) $405 (after June 20)

Both Sessions: $695 (Must register for both session at same time prior to June 4)

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Friday Guitar LessonsInstructor: Lee Bush, Professional Musician/Instructor

Come and learn guitar from one of the best in the business. Lee has been teaching, playing, directing and scoring music for over 40 years and now he wants to pass on his knowledge to you. This is a wonderful opportunity for you to learn the guitar first hand. Learn the slight hand changes that help you become a more successful musician. Understand the instrument and most importantly have FUN!

Fee: $120

Session are 1/2 in length and arranged with instructor once you register.7 Weeks Fridays#2201 June 12 – July 31 (No class July 3) 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.East Woods School, Room 143

Etiquette Classes (Grades 2-5)Instructor: Kimberlee Franz, Certified Children’s Etiquette Instructor

Children in grades 3-5 are on the go! School, sports, inside and outside activities, friends and technology occupy much of their time. This is a key time for developing good citizenship and caring about others. This class will focus on a fun and interactive way for manners. Your child will learn proper conversation, posture, sitting still, passing of food, complementing the Chef, please and thank you’s and so much more! A-not-to miss opportunity for your child to grow and develop. Each child will receive an etiquette “set right” placemat. Min 6/Max 25

Fee: $39 Wednesday Session 1: #2202 June 17 Session 2: #2203 July 8 4:00 - 5:00 p.m.East Woods School, Media Center

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Enrichment CampsSummer Music Strings Camp (entering grades 4-6)Lead Coordinator: Christina Spackey

This program is for the students entering grades 4th, 5th and 6th. There is an application process to help the staff determine the best group for your child prior to entering the camp. These forms are located in the HCER office or online at www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer. Please download, fill out and bring into the HCER office with your registration. This comprehensive camp will offer campers the opportunity to experience a String Orchestra, Music Theory, Chamber Music ensembles, Music Electives (Garageband, Recorder, Piano or Choir), Counselor Recitals and a Summative Performance. This will be the experience of the summer for the String Music Performer!

A performance will conclude this program on Saturday June 20st on the Bandstand Green

Fee: $175 Monday – Friday#2210 June 15 – 19 8:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Hudson Middle School

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Performance Saturday morning on the Green (weather permitting)

Show Choir Camp (Entering Grades 6-9)Lead Teacher: Jennifer Platek

No show choir experience is required to attend this outrageously fun camp! Show Choir Camp is designed to introduce the thrills of performing to young students and develop the skills of seasoned performers. Campers will work with professionals to learn dance techniques and vocal tools to make them successful in their years of performing. The week is topped off with a performance for the whole family to enjoy on Friday June 12th beginning at noon in the HMS Auditorium.

Fee: $110 includes a camp T-Shirt ($135 after May 13) Monday - Friday#2211 June 8 – 12 8:30 a.m. - NoonJune 12th Final Performance begins at Noon at HMS Auditorium

Hudson Middle School, Choir Room and Auditorium

All Explorer Days programs are located in the East Woods Blue Gym, Entrance H. AM Explorer Zone Care $17, PM Explorer Zone Care $19, both together, $31

Explorer Days

Extended Summer

Monday August 3rdClay’s Adventure Water Park*Fun in the sun! Come enjoy the day at Clay’s Park.

There is lots to choose from: slides, ring swings and they even have a sand bottom swimming area, don’t forget your sunscreen, towels and all your swim gear. We will have our lunch on site at the park.

Fee: $47 includes lunch#2212 Monday August 3 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.Bus leaves at 9:15 a.m.

Tuesday August 4th Sluggers & Putters Family Fun Park*A fun filled day full of adventure and enjoyment.

Hoops USA, a rock wall, mini golf and even flying monkey arcade. You may want to bring additional money for the arcade. We will have lunch on site.

Fee: $45 includes lunch#2213 Tuesday August 4 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.Bus leaves at 9:15 a.m.

Wednesday August 5th Harry London & Studio Art Glass*Our Visit today will result in learning very interesting facts about chocolate and how it’s made. Looking forward to the chocolate samples.

We will also visit a glass studio where we will get to see some interesting glass items and we may even get to make something.

Fee: $45 includes lunch#2214 Wednesday August 5 9:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m.Bus leaves at 9:15 a.m.

Come Explore with us! Explorer Days are fun filled trips directed by our staff to locations were children can have fun and learn at the same time. We look forward to working with your child to engage and have fun, in a warm and safe environment that promotes a positive and creative atmosphere. Come Explore with us! For each of our programs we require a minimum of 15 participants and maximum of 40 participants, unless otherwise stated. Please check with the HCER office that space is still available as all of these programs remain very popular and fill up quickly. Explorer Days welcome students from other schools who follow the Hudson School calendar.

Thursday August 6thCanal Fulton Waterways*Join us for a great adventure, as we travel in time, the same route the early adventurers had years ago with the horse pulled boat down the canal.

We will get to take a ride on the canal boat, and have lunch at a local eatery in town.

Fee: $46 includes lunch#2215 Thursday August 6 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.Bus leaves at 9:15 a.m.

Friday August 7Pioneer Waterland & Dry Fun Park and lunch*We will end our week of fun trips with a splash at the newly remodeled water park. Come enjoy the lazy river and many slides, and the 8 foot deep swimming pool. Don’t forget the batting cages, go carts and arcade. Bring your swim gear, towel and sunscreen. We will have our lunch on site at the park.

Fee: $47 includes lunch#2216 Friday August 7 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.Bus leaves at 9:15 a.m.

All participants should arrive prior to plan departure time. Times are as accurate as possible; however they can vary from time to time.

*Activities are subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances.

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Enrichment Camps

Chess Camp(Grades K-6) Instructor: Progress with Chess

Students of all skill levels are welcome and will thrive in our supportive environment, receiving plenty of individual attention in small group settings. Lead instructor will be National Master Cory Mikesell, who works year round teaching chess with Progress with Chess. Students new to chess will learn the basic rules and piece movements.

More experienced players will explore strategy, tactics, checkmate patterns, and endgames. Participants will engage in interactive lessons and problem solving activities with ample time allotted for supervised open play.

Fee: $140 Monday – Thursday#2219 July 13 – 16 9:00 a.m. - NoonEast Woods School Media Center

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Dazzling Dancers Dance & Cheer Camps (Grades K-5)Instructor: Remote Dance

Get fit and funky this summer with a super action packed week of Cheer & Hip Hop dancing fun to your favorite music and cutting edge dance techniques, games, crafts & routines! Bring a plain white t-shirt to decorate. Dress in comfortable clothing and gym shoes, no jeans. No experience necessary for Girls and Boys. Min 5/Max 25

Fee: $120#2217 June 22 – 26 9:00 a.m. - NoonEast Woods School Commons (meet in commons for arrival and dismissal)

Dancin’ Stars Combo Camps(Grades K-5)Instructor: Remote Dance

Get fit and dazzle this summer with a fundamental week of dancing & theatrical fun to your favorite music! Learn movement in Lyrical Ballet, Tap & Jazz Pop with performance techniques, games, crafts & groovy routines. Dress in Jazz pants and a T-shirt or leotard and socks or jazz or ballet shoes. No experience necessary.

Fee: $70#2218 June 22 – 26 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.East Woods School Commons (meet in commons for arrival and dismissal)

*Special Bonus incentive for Day Campers:

Students going into grades 1-5 wanting to take both Dazzling Dancers Dance & Cheer Camp Camp from 9-12 and continue from 1-3pm with Dancin’

Stars Combo Camp can register with an additional $25 and will include

supervised lunch break from 12-1pm.

Art in the Park(Grades 1-6)Instructor: Christine Jackovitz and Pat Barker, well-renowned Hudson artists.

Enjoy this well-known Hudson tradition. With the support of local artists, Hudson youth will experience a variety of art medium and techniques while enjoying the outdoor ambiance of the Hudson Parks and Historical settings.

Fee: $165 includes supplies#2220 Grades 1 & 2#2221 Grades 3 – 6 Monday – Friday July 13 – 17 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.Grades 1 & 2: Barlow Farm Park, Bayless Pavilion

Grades 3-6: Hudson Springs Park, May Pavilion

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Enrichment CampsArt Lovers Summer Camp(Grades K-6)Instructor: KidzArt

Students will experience a range of artistic media including drawing, painting and also 3D sculpture! The students will take part in some of our art games and interactive activities. At the end of the week there will be a gallery showing of all the artwork created during the camp. Min 10/ Max 20 students

Campers should bring a packed lunch

Fee: $275 Monday – Friday#2226 June 22 – June 26 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. East Woods School, Room 125

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Mad Science Fun-Gineering, Mix-Ups & More Camp!(Grades 1-5)Instructor: Mad Science Team

Let Mad Science get you moving with this great five-day camp. Do you love to build, design and fix things? Well, then put on your engineer’s hat to see how science is used to build skyscrapers, bridges, and tunnels. Let simple machines help lift weights and even launch marshmallows! Become a true Mad Scientist as you concoct crazy creations in our Che-Mystery day. Ever wonder how a camera works? See how film captures light to store images and how film makers create images that come to life. Finally, take a walk on the wild side while exploring the nature of birds, beasts, and bugs. There is so much to discover with Mad Science!

Min 8/Max 20.

Please note: Campers should bring a packed lunch. An additional snack and drink are provided each day.

Fee: $255 Monday – Friday#2227 June 15 – June 19 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.East Woods School, Room 125

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Adaptive Half-Day Art Camp(Grades 2-4)Instructor: KidzArt

These special students will experience fun and Confidence-boosting art projects. This class is appropriate for students with learning disabilities, ADHD, autism and autism spectrum disorders such as Aspbergers syndrome. Students with more severe mental or physical special needs are welcome to attend the camp along with a parent or aide. Please contact us if you would like help determining whether this camp is right for your child! Upon registration, you will receive a more detailed questionnaire. Art work from this camp will also be featured at the end of the week gallery! Min 6/ Max 15 students.

Fee: $175 Monday – Friday#2223 July 6 – July 10 9:00 a.m. - NoonEast Woods School, Room 131

Mad Science Secret Agents of Science Camp!(Grades 1-5)Instructor: Mad Science Team

Go inside a scientist’s lab and discover the secrets you’ve always wondered about! Use your skills as a chemist to make your own radical reactions with batteries, nickels, and more! Compare fingerprints and discover the mysteries of DNA as you fine-tune your secret agent skills. Make “brain goo” and check out your bones as you travel the organ trail and uncover the secrets of your own body. Become a Mad Science detective and use your forensic skills to solve the “Great Ice Cream Caper”!

Min 8/Max 20.

Please note: Campers should bring a packed lunch.

An additional snack and drink are provided each day.

Fee: $255 Monday – Friday#2225 July 27 – July 31 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.East Woods School, Room 125

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Fun with Origami–Paper Folding Art (Grades 2-5)Instructor: Hsian-San (Amy) Miller

Can you imagine one sheet of square paper can transform into a colorful and lovely origami doll by basic paper-folding techniques. Come and make your very own Japanese origami doll to be a special gift for sharing with others. Min 5/Max 13

Fee: $75 Monday – Thursday#2222 June 15 – 18 9:00 - 11:30 a.m. East Woods School, Room 131

Chinese Language Camp (Grades 2-5)Instructor: Hsian-San (Amy Miller

Ni-Hao!

Have you always wanted to learn Chinese? This Chinese course is for beginners, who want to learn basic Chinese. We will learn how to greet people, make self-introduction, ask for directions, and other practical and useful expressions. Culture exploration will also be introduced into the class. Come join us and learn to speak Chinese! Min 6/Max 14

Fee: $97 Monday – Friday#2224 June 22 – 26 9:00 - 11:30 a.m.East Woods School, Room 131

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Enrichment CampsMaking Waves: Art of the Ocean (Grades 4-7)Instructor: Amanda Oliver, East Woods Art Teacher

Dive in with us as we discover the wonders of the ocean. We will use a variety of materials to create art projects that express our love for the sea and it’s amazing creatures. Min. 5/ Max. 30

Fee: $80 Monday – Friday#2229 July 20 – July 24 9:00 - 11:00 a.m.East Woods, Room 124

Splatter & Drip: Let’s Paint! (Grades 4-7)Instructor: Amanda Oliver, East Woods Art Teacher

Did you know you can create a painting by blowing bubbles? Have you ever painted with shaving cream? This art workshop takes kids beyond the paintbrush! Discover a variety of techniques and tools to make colorful paintings. Explore new ways to add fun textures and patterns to your artwork. Let’s get messy and splatter some paint! Min. 5/ Max. 30

Fee: $80 Monday – Friday#2228 June 15 – June 19 9:00 - 11:00 a.m.East Woods, Room 124 AM

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Art & Drama Summer Camp(Grades K-6)Instructor: KidzArt

Students will experience the joys of both art and theater activities in this action-packed camp! They will learn about set design, improvisation, and performance as well as the mixed media art portion. At the end of the week there will be a short play and gallery of art work so the students can show off all that they have learned throughout the week! Min 10/ Max 20 students

Campers should bring a packed lunch

Fee: $275 Monday – Friday#2230 July 27 – July 31 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. East Woods School, Room 124

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Lego® Fun Camps

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Mining and Crafting 1 (Grades1-6)Instructor: Bricks4kidz

Mindcraft is a game about placing blocks to build anything you can imagine. At night monsters come out, make sure to build a shelter before that happens. Experience the world of mind craft with Lego bricks in this fun camp! Kids will start by crafting their shelters and some of the mobs, critters and tools using Lego bricks. Campers will face new challenges each day, building motorized Bricks 4 Kidz models and crafting key elements from the popular mind craft game. At the end of the week, all miners and crafters will get a Bricks 4 Kidz t-shirt and custom mini figure to take home! Min. 8/Max 20

Fee: $180#2300 July 6 – July 10 9:00 a.m. - NoonEast Woods School, Room 125

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Star Wars Space Adventures (Grades 1-6)Instructor: Bricks4kidz

Inspired by NASA and Star Wars, our space adventures camp is packed full of models that will make your imagination blast off! Each day, campers will learn about real-life space exploration and build models related to the NASA space program. In addition, the day includes Lego Star Wars themed models, group games, challenges and more. Bricks 4 Kidz space adventure camp provides the spark for imagination and creativity to take off on an adventure that’s out of this world! Min. 8/Max 20

Fee: $180 Monday – Friday#2302 July 6 – July 10 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.East Woods School, Room 125

Everything Is Awesome! (Grades 1-6)Instructor: Bricks4kidz

Bricks 4 Kidz uses LEGO bricks to teach architecture, engineering, robotics, and more! This camp is based on The LEGO Movie and participants will build a new transportation and building structure model each day. They will help fight Lord Business and protect the “kragle” as they develop their free play building skills. Motorized models will maximize the action, themed games, group challenges and our custom model plans are designed for every level of builder. Min. 8/Max 20

Fee: $180 Monday – Friday#2304 July 13 – July 17 9:00 - NoonEast Woods School, Room 125

Mining and Crafting 2 (Grades 1-6)Instructor: Bricks4kidz

Steve is jumping for joy as he introduces the newest members of his mind craft world. Whether or not your child has attended our first camp, reward them with the creativity and excitement this new camp has to offer. Campers will be challenged to bring their virtual designs to life by building new mob figures, mosaics and custom models incorporating Lego bricks. Students will not be playing the computer as games but will be building Lego-based models. So are you ready for the challenge? Min. 8/Max 20.


Super Hero Academy (Grades 1-6)Instructor: Bricks4kidz

Join Bricks 4 Kidz for a week building superheroes with LEGO bricks. Explore all the Caped Crusaders and discover their superpower,s create a fantasy world and protected against all the evil arch enemies. We will be building superheroes with Lego bricks! We created new motorized models to help all the caped crusaders fight their arch evil enemies like the web slinger and The Hulk crusher! Min. 8/Max 20

Fee: $180 Monday – Friday#2303 July 20 – July 24 9:00 a.m. - NoonEast Woods School, Room 125

Pocket Brick Monsters (Grades 1-6)Instructor: Bricks4kidz

Get ready for an adventure in the world of Pokémon®! Capture wild Pokémon® creatures and train them for battle. Improve your accuracy and power as you learn new moves and use special abilities. Tap into your inner engineer as we build Dratini, Pikachu, Poké Balls, and more. Bring your own Pokémon® trading cards if you wish to play and trade at the end of each day. Show off your skills as you battle for power in your journey through the Pokémon® universe. Do you have what it takes to become a Pokémon® Master? Min 8/Max 20



Stem Camps

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Making an iPhone® Game (Grades 2-5)Instructor: Funutation Tekademy

Tekkies use drag-and-drop methods to create games for iPhones and iPads using GameSalad. Add objects and sound. Implement scoring and award the winner! Kids gain the opportunity to acquire skills using our trademarked Funutation TEAMS® hands-on, inquiry-based model. Tekkies work in teams of two as they build, investigate, and discuss coding principles in action. Optional: Developer’s License from Apple for $99. Min 12/Max 20 participants.

Fee: $210 Monday – Friday#2406 June 15 – June 19#2407 July 6 – July 10#2408 July 27 – July 31 12:15 - 3:00 p.m.East Woods School, Room 123

Minecraft® Maps (Grade 2-5)Instructor: Funutation Tekademy

Tekkies create games with 3D models, support team members, and battle against powerful enemies. Download and install mods and maps into your gaming masterpiece. Acquire resources and maintain health. There will be plenty of time to test your models with other tekkies. Kids gain the opportunity to acquire skills using our trademarked Funutation TEAMS® hands-on, inquiry-based model. Tekkies work solo as they build, investigate, and discuss coding principles in action. Make sure you have a Minecraft account prior to the first day of event. Bring your computer or rent ours for $25. Min 12/Max 20 participants.

Fee: $210 Monday – Friday#2409 June 8 – June 12#2410 June 22 – June 26#2411 July 13 – July 17 9:00 - 11:45 a.m.East Woods School, Room 123

Making HTML5 Web Games with GameSalad®

(Grade 2-5)Instructor: Funutation Tekademy

Want to make a video game that works in Firefox, Chrome, Explorer or on a smartPhone? GameSalad® makes it easy to get started. Design your game by adding graphics and sound. Program objects so that they move with keyboard or screen touches Kids gain the opportunity to acquire skills using our trademarked Funutation TEAMS® hands-on, inquiry-based model. Tekkies work in teams of two as they build, investigate, and discuss coding principles in action. Min 12/Max 20 participants.

Fee: $210 Monday – Friday#2400 June 15 – June 19#2401 July 6 – July 10#2402 July 27 – July 31 9:00 - 11:15 a.m.East Woods School, Room 123

Lego® Robotronics (Grade 2-5)Instructor: Funutation Tekademy

Tekkies discover how to invent new robot designs through Lego Mindstorm 2.0. Teams of four will use Lego sensors, motors, gears, plus other components and program the robots to react to sound, and sense objects from a distance. Kids gain the opportunity to acquire skills using our trademarked Funutation TEAMS® hands-on, inquiry-based model. Tekkies work in teams to build, investigate, and discuss coding principles in action. Min 12/Max 20 participants.

Fee: $189 Monday – Thursday#2415 June 29 – July 2#2416 July 20 – July 23 9:00 - 11:45 a.m.East Woods School, Room 123

Minecraft® Modding with Java (Grades 6-9)Instructor: Funutation Tekademy

Create a game with 3D models, support your team members, and battle against powerful enemies. Implement modding into your gaming masterpiece using Java. Acquire resources and maintain health. There will be plenty of time to test your models with other tekkies Kids gain the opportunity to acquire skills using our trademarked Funutation TEAMS® hands-on, inquiry-based model. Tekkies work solo as they build, investigate, and discuss coding principles in action. Make sure you have a Minecraft account prior to the first day of event. Bring your own computer or rent ours for $25. Min 12/Max 20 participants.

Fee: $210 Monday – Friday#2412 June 8 – June 12#2413 June 22 – June 26#2414 July 13 – July 17 12:15 - 3:00 p.m.East Woods School, Room 123

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Making HTML5 Web Games with Aptana Studio 3(Grades 6-9)Instructor: Funutation Tekademy

Code in HTML5, CSS, and Javascript to create games such as Angry Birds and RPG’s. Then take your creations and play them in Firefox, Chrome, or any web browser of your choice! Kids gain the opportunity to acquire skills using our trademarked Funutation TEAMS hands-on, inquiry-based model. Tekkies work in teams of two as they build, investigate, and discuss coding principles in action. Min 12/Max 20 participants. Min 12/Max 20 participants.

Fee: $210 Monday – Friday#2403 June 15 – June 19#2404 July 6 – July 10#2405 July 27 – July 31 9:00 - 11:15 a.m.East Woods School, Room 123

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Stem/Teen Camps*Funutation® Computer Build and Repair* (Grades 6-9)Instructor: Funutation Tekademy

Want a faster computer with more memory? This is the camp for you. Take apart a computer and discover a computer’s hardware components. Install operating sytems, software, and virus protection. Then reassemble, upgrade, and debug computer problems. Kids gain the opportunity to acquire skills using our trademarked Funutation TEAMS® hands-on, inquiry-based model. Tekkies work in teams of four as they build, investigate, and discuss coding principles in action. Min 12/Max 20 participants

Fee: $189 Monday – Thursday#2417 June 29 – July 2#2418 July 20 – July 23 9:00 - 11:45 a.m.East Woods School, Room 123

*Funutation® Battlebots* (Grades 6-9)Instructor: Funutation Tekademy

Robot warriors clash! Kids build battle robots using everyday materials and make them fight against each other. First Tekkies follow a step-by-step lesson to build a basic motorized bot, then they have freedom to create their own custom design, armor, and weapons. Kids gain the opportunity to acquire skills using our trademarked

Funutation TEAMS® hands-on, inquiry-based model. Tekkies work in teams of three as they build, investigate, and discuss coding principles in action. Min 12/Max 20 participants

Fee: $189 Monday – Thursday#2421 June 29 – July 2#2422 July 20 – July 23 12:15 - 3:00 p.m.

East Woods School, Room 123

*K’nex® Machines in Action* (Grades 2-5)Instructor: Funutation Tekademy

Funutation introduces kids to scientific and mathematical concepts of simple machines – Levers, Pulleys, Wheel & Axles, Inclined Planes, and Gears. Kids gain the opportunity to acquire skills using our trademarked Funutation TEAMS® hands-on, inquiry-based model. Kids work in teams of four to eight as they build, investigate, and discuss scientific principles in action. Min 12/Max 20 participants

Fee: $189 Monday – Thursday#2419 June 29 – July 2#2420 July 20 – July 23 12:15 - 3:00 p.m.East Woods School, Room 123

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Drivers Education(High School)Instructor: National Driver’s Training School

Driver Education classes are held at Hudson High School. Training is conducted by National Driver’s Training School. This is the driver ed course required by the State of Ohio for teens under the age of 18. The course includes 24 hours of classroom training and 8 hours behind the wheel training. Students must be at least 15 years 5 months old to begin classroom training. Students do not need a temporary permit to begin classroom training. You must register with HCER. For information or questions about the course please contact National Driver’s Training School at 440-248-7319 or 440-248-8552. Bring a pen and notebook to class.

Fee: $355 Monday – WednesdayJune Session: #2501 June 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17June/July Session: #2502 June 22, 23, 24, 29, 30, July 1July Session #1: #2503 July 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, 15July Session #2: #2504 July 20, 21, 22, 27, 28, 29August Session: #2505 August 3, 4, 5,10, 11, 12 8:45 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.Hudson High School, Room A100 Entrance C

Aviator AERO Camp (Grades 6-12)Instructor: Premier Flight Academy with Host Gregg Verser

FLY AN AIRPLANE! This program is designed to give young people a unique opportunity to explore the vast and exciting world of aviation and aerospace. Premier Flight Academy is a member of the Flight School Association of North America. Students will learn about the dynamics of airplanes and flight and the broad spectrum of careers in the aviation and aerospace industry.

You will experience what makes an airplane fly, learn about airplane controls and instruments, how to conduct a pre-flight inspection, basic radio communications, traffic patterns, charts and if you want, a flight at the end of the class. Min 5/Max 15

Fee: $467 Monday - Thursday#2500 June 15 – June 18 9:00 a.m. – Noon M-W 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Thurs.Class is held at Burke Lakefront Airport 1501

N. Marginal Road, Cleveland, Ohio 44114

Please bring a packed lunch Thursday.

Wood Turning(Grade 6 and Above)Instructor: Scott Stonestreet, HHS Woods Technology Instructor


Fee: $34 Thursday#2206 June 11 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.

Tuesday #2207 July 7 5:00 – 7:00 p.m.

#2208 Friday July 17 10:00 a.m. - NoonHudson High School Wood Shop Room D102

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Teen CampsBaby Sitter Course(Ages 11-15)(Middle School)Instructor: Red Cross Certified Instructor

The purpose is to provide youth who are planning to babysit with the knowledge & skills necessary to safely & responsibly care for children & infants. This training will help participants to develop leadership skills; learn how to develop a babysitting business, keep themselves and others safe, and help children behave; and learn about child care & basic first aid. This training is designed for youths ages 11-15. Min 6/Max 12 participants.

Fee: $89Session 1: Monday#2507 June 15 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Session 2: Monday#2508 July 20 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.East Wood School, Media CenterBring Baby Doll & Sack Lunch

Explorer Adventure Camp (Grades 7-9)Coordinator: Shaun Gaskin, HMS Science Teacher

Explore the NEO! Have a ball with your friends as you depart from Hudson Middle School each morning on an adventure. Mr. Gaskin always has surprises in store and this year is no exception.

Week 1: Whirly Ball, Columbus Zoo, Dave & Busters, Rock Climbing, Cedar Point.

Week 2: Swings N Things (go carts, miniature golf), High Ropes Course, Kalahari Water Park, Paint Ball, Kennywood Amusement Park.

Programs may be updated or changed based on needs of program or unforeseen circumstances.

Min 15/Max 30.

Fee: $295 all inclusive ($345 after May 20) Monday – Friday#2512 June 8 – June 12#2513 June 15 – June 19 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. (times vary by event)Hudson Middle School – Home Base

Survivor Camp (Grades 5-8)Instructor/Host: Tom Laskowski, Midwest Native Skills Institute

This is a great program for self-esteem, development of confidence and enjoyment of the outdoors. Tom is an expert in outdoor survival and has been teaching these skills to youth and adults for over 20 years. Students will be supervised at all times and will gain skills and function under simulated adverse situations in a controlled fashion. Each day, practical skills will be developed. From one match fires to plant identifications and shelter building. The week will conclude with an overnight campout at Hudson Springs Park.

All classes are taught in a kind, gentle way and focus on knowledge of what to do and how to do it.

Fee: $215 ($235 after June 25)#2510 July 27 – July 31 Monday – Wednesday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Thursday Morning 9 a.m. through Friday (Noon), camp out.Hudson Springs Park Pavillion, 7095 Stow Road

Middle School Digital Photography Camp(Grades 6-8)Instructor: Gary Newyear

Learn how to make use of your digital camera to take great photos. Topics include the operation of digital cameras, and techniques for shooting photos. Campers will need to bring their own cameras (extra batteries) and storage cards. Limit 20. Please contact Gary Newyear with any questions, 440-247-4647

Fee: $85 Tues., Wed., Thurs.#2506 June 23 – 25 10:00 a.m. - NoonHudson High School E 101, Entrance H

Performance Coaching for the ACT (Grades 11-12)Instructor: David Diciccio of ACT SuperCourse Questions? 800-937-6388

Class time is test-taking instruction in English, Math, Reading, Science, and Writing and not for practicing. Success requires attending EVERY class and completing 100% of assignments. Workbook contains real ACT questions. Students are asked to bring their calculators. Please note: Students eligible for extended time should NOT take this course. Minimum 20

For September or later ACT Test

Fee: $210#2514 Tuesdays July 14 11:00 a.m. - 1:35 p.m. July 16 11:00 a.m. - 2:20 p.m. (late dismissal for Writing) July 21 11:00 a.m.- 1:35 p.m.

Hudson Middle School Band Camp (Grades 6-8)Directed By: Hudson Band Director: Bev O’Connor

Middle School Band Camp is designed to accommodate musicians ranging from the most talented and proficient to the less experienced, with a minimum of one year of training on their chosen instrument. This camp is open to those entering grades 6th – 8th grade. This session provides an excellent opportunity for young musicians to improve their individual performance skills. All HMS campers will find new challenges and opportunities that will enhance their abilities as musicians. During registration we must have the type of instrument you play and t-shirt size. Camp concert performance on Friday, August 7 in the HHS Auditorium.

Fee: $115 ($135 after July 2) Monday – Friday#2509 August 3 – August 7 9:00 - 11:30 a.m.Hudson High School,Meet in the Commons first day of camp

Senior Aviator AERO Camp (Grades 9-12)Instructor: Premier Flight Academy with Host Gregg Verser

FLY AN AIRPLANE! This program is designed to give young people a unique opportunity to explore the vast and exciting world of aviation and aerospace. Premier Flight Academy is a member of the Flight School Association of North America. Students will learn about the dynamics of airplanes and flight and the broad spectrum of careers in the aviation and aerospace industry. You will experience what makes an airplane fly, learn about airplane controls and instruments, how to conduct a pre-flight inspection, basic radio communications, traffic patterns, charts and if you want, a flight at the end of the class. Min 5/Max 15

Fee: $591

Monday - Thursday#2511 June 15 – June 18 9:00 a.m. – Noon M-W 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Thurs.Class is held at Burke Lakefront Airport 1501 N. Marginal Road, Cleveland, Ohio 44114

Please bring a packed lunch

July 23 11:00 a.m. - 1:35p.m. July 28 & 30 No class due to band camp Aug. 4 11:00 a.m. - 1:35p.m.

Hudson High School Room A118


Varsity Camps

Varsity Cheerleading Camp 2015(Entering Grades 2-9)Coach: Lyn Schoenman, Varsity Cheerleading Coach

Join the High School Varsity Cheerleaders and their coaches for a spirit filled week! The camp will focus on motion technique, jumps, dance, cheers, the Hudson fight song and much more!! Campers will be divided into groups according to grade and skill level. Campers will compete for awards in eight categories. Current and former varsity cheerleaders and staff will be working with each camper. Join us for the fun! We Are Hudson, We Are Proud, We Are One!

Fee: $105 ($125 after May 18) Monday – Thursday#2600 June 8- June 11 9:00 - 11:30 a.m.Hudson Middle School Commons, Lavelli Track/Field weather permitting

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Varsity Boys Lacrosse Camp (Entering Grades 2-9)Coach: David Blue and Staff

Come learn from the top coach David Blue and his team in this week long session focused on skill development and fun! Players will be grouped in three divisions according to age and skill level. The primary focus of the camp is skill development with small field games concluding each session. Repetition, proper technique and fundamental instruction are hallmarks of a successful camp experience. Features of the camp include fastest shot, face off, camper of the day and much more. Check in at Varsity Field House on first day!

Fee: $110 ($135 after May 18) Mon., Tues., Wed., Thur.#2602 June 8 – 11 9:00 a.m. - Noon Thursday June 11 9:00 - 11:30 a.m.Meet at Hudson Varsity Field House (Next to Lavelli Field)

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Lady Explorer Lacrosse Camp (Entering Grades 3-8 )Coach: Sarah Sibila

Join Head Varsity Coach Sarah Sibila for this exciting girls Lacrosse Camp. The week will focus on basic sticks skills rules and knowledge of the game as well as some defensive positioning and leadership needed to play girls Lacrosse. Current and former players will be on hand to teach different techniques and skills. Don’t miss all the fun and excitement, come join the fastest game on the field.

Fee $110 ($135 after May 15) Monday – Thursday#2601 June 8 - 11 1:00 - 3:30 p.m.Malson Field, Hudson Middle School

Lady Explorer’s Varsity Basketball Camp for Girls (Entering Grades 3-8)Coach: Dennis Lawler and staff

Join High School Varsity Girls Basketball Coach Dennis Lawler for this camp which will develop individual and team skills that girls will use while playing for Hudson Middle School/ Hudson High School teams. There will be daily competition and games. Meet the varsity players, learn teamwork and leadership skills. This camp will help you develop into the player you want to be. Don’t miss out on this program it is one of the best lead girls basketball camps in the area.

Fee: $110 ($135 after May 18) Monday – Thursday#2603 June 8 – 11 9:00 - 11:30 a.m.Hudson High School, Aux Gym

High Performance Pressure Shooting Camp (Grades 6-12)Coach: Jeff Brink and Staff

Coach Jeff Brink and his staff will work you hard! This is about making that shot under pressure. This camp will highlight the fundamentals of shooting and ball handling. Your objective is to earn your way to being better. You will be working on the four basic levels of shooting from all areas of the court and under many conditions. This camp will include a variety of shooting drills and contests to improve your shooting ability. If you want to be better, if you want to be able to make that clutch shot when time is running down, you need this program. Don’t delay. Space is limited.

Fee: $110 ($135 after May 30)4 Weeks Wednesdays #2604 June 10 – July 1 2:30 - 4:30 p.m.Hudson High School Main and Aux Gym

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Boys Lacrosse June 13-16

High Performance Camp(Boys entering Grades 6-9)Coach: Jeff Brink and Staff

This camp is designed for the experienced player who is looking for a competitive camp experience. Enrollment will be limited to 24 players per group. Emphasis will be given to more sophisticated skill development and competitive situations. These situations will include one on one to five-on-five contests shooting, ball handling and team activities. In addition campers will participate and compete for awards in ten categories. Members of the Hudson Basketball staff along with current and former players will work with each camper. Coached by Jeff Brink, HHS Varsity Head Boys Basketball Coach.

Fee: $110 ($135 after May 18) Monday – Friday#2608 June 22 - 26 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.Hudson High School Main and Aux Gyms. Check in the Main Gym first day of camp

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Lady Explorer’s Volleyball Camp (Entering Grades 3-8) Coach: Jessica Ciborek

Attention all elementary and middle school aged girls eager to improve your volleyball skills and learn the game of volleyball! This camp will focus on the fundamentals of the game, including passing, setting, serving, hitting, and blocking. We will also teach all essential elements of defense and offense, including serve reception, teamwork, proper court communication and court awareness. We will focus on correct, safe approach/block jump take-off and landing, serving, and other safety aspects of the game to promote injury prevention. Take advantage of this opportunity to receive elite instruction from myself and my highly successful staff, and be able to meet and work with some of the varsity players. Each camper will receive a camp certificate of completion, camp tee-shirt, and goodie bag which includes a copy of the 2013 Varsity Volleyball Schedule.

Fee: $110 ($135 after June 9) Wednesday – Friday#2609 June 16 – 18 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.Hudson High School Main and Aux Gym. Check in the Main Gym first day of camp

Lady Explorer’s Varsity Girls Field Hockey Camp(Grades 2-6)(Grades 7-9)Coach: Laurie Wilkens, Varsity Field Hockey Coach

Come join the best coaches in the field hockey business! Learn teamwork, fundamentals, fun and the power of positive. The focus of the camp is to develop individual and team skills. Each athlete works to develop sound fundamental concepts in all aspects of the game. Improving field awareness, stick work, passing, shooting and defensive skills. Instruction will be provided by elite college players and former Hudson field hockey players. The camp will also include fun games, team tournament play and rainy day activities should that be needed. This is a great camp to learn teamwork and camaraderie.

Fee: $110 ($135 after May 18) Monday – Thursday June 22 – 25#2606 Grades 2-6 8:30 - 10:30 a.m.#2607 Grades 7-9 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.Meet at Malson Field

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Varsity Baseball Camp (Grades 3-8)Coach: Buddy Dice and Jim Nold

Join Coaches Buddy Dice, Jim Nold and the baseball coaching staff for a full a day camp that teaches the fundamentals of America’s favorite pastime! Players will have the opportunity to enhance their skills in all areas of the game. Special emphasis will be placed on throwing, catching, hitting, bunting and fielding. Players will participate in fast pitch, long hit, first around the bases and many more daily games and fun. This camp is not only fun and exciting but works to develop skills that will last a lifetime.

Fee: $195 Full Day Camp ($225 after May 25) Monday – Friday#2605 June 15 – 19 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.The Ballpark at Hudson High School, 7620 Stow Road

Varsity Boys Basketball Camps (Entering Grades 1-4)Coach: Jeff Brink and Staff

This training camp continues the tradition of quality basketball instruction. This camp will emphasize development and refinement of fundamental basketball skills in a positive, fun environment. Team play will give each camper the opportunity to practice individual skills in the five on five setting. Instruction will be based on each camper’s ability level. Campers will be recognized daily for leadership, hustle and team play. Members of the Hudson basketball staff and current players, along with former players will work with campers.

Fee: $110 ($135 after May 18) Monday – Friday#2610 June 22 – 26 Noon - 2:00 p.m.Hudson High School Main and Aux Gyms. Check in the Main Gym first day of camp


Hudson Varsity Football Camp at Memorial Field/Hudson High School (Entering Grades 3-9)Coach: Ron Wright and Staff

Come be a part of the Premier Football Camp in the region. Join Hudson Varsity Football Camp Head Coach Ron Wright and his team for a full day of football that emphasizes skill development, leadership and fun! Players are grouped by ages; and instruction is based on the level of ability. Features include weight lifting seminars, individual and team competitions and competitive games. Camp includes college and pro highlight films, daily motivational talks on academics, positive leadership, sportsmanship, and a visit from a current or former NFL player and much more!

Fee: $195 ($225 after June 15) Monday – Friday#2615 July 13 –17 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.Note: July 18, 8:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Hudson High School (meet in commons on first day)Please remember to bring lunch, sunscreen and water. Soft drinks and energy drinks will be available for purchase.

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Varsity Camps

Varsity Boys Basketball Camps (Entering Grades 5-9)Coach: Jeff Brink and Staff

This training camp continues the tradition of quality basketball instruction. This camp will emphasize development and refinement of fundamental basketball skills in a positive, fun environment. Team play will give each camper the opportunity to practice individual skills in the five on five setting. Instruction will be based on each camper’s ability level. Campers will be recognized daily for leadership, hustle and team play. Members of the Hudson basket-ball staff and current players, along with for-mer players will work with campers.

Fee: $110 ($135 after June 8) Monday – Friday#2613 July 6 - 10 9:00 a.m. - NoonHudson High School Main and Aux Gyms. Check in the Main Gym first day of camp

Track and Field Camp (Entering Grades 3-9) Coach: Ken Fisher

Learn the finer points of track and field from one of the top High School Coaches in NE Ohio. Ken Fisher returns to conduct this week long camp to help you expand your abilities in track and field. This is a great starting point for running track and field events, cross country or just enjoying the activities track and field has to offer. Learn the teamwork of passing the baton, understanding relays, sprints, discus and more. You will also focus on proper technique, movement and fun! Min 15/Max 50 participants

Fee: $105 ($125 after June 21) Monday – Thursday#2614 July 20 – 23 9:00 - 11:00 a.m.Lavelli Stadium

Meet at front gate of Lavelli Field (right behind Evamere School)

Lady Explorer Soccer Camp (Grades K-6)Coach: Costa Kalorides

Come join varsity head Coach Kalorides and the Explorer Soccer Teams for a week of fun and soccer learning. Coach will put you through your paces and have you work on teamwork, footwork, field of vision, ball handling skills and playing skills. You won’t want to miss this week of fun and skill development.

Fee: $110 ($135 after 6/20) Monday - Thursday#2612 July 20 – 23 4:00 - 6:00 p.m.High School Varsity Soccer FieldsMeet in West parking lot of High School

Varsity Boys Soccer Camp (Grades 2-6)Coach: Kelsey Resnick

Join Head Coach Kelsey Resnick and his team for a week of fun and competitive training. You will work on ball handling, footwork, strategy, game management and fun. You will also enjoy working on tactics, techniques and total player and person development. This camp is emphasize the skills of soccer, the enjoyment of the game and the development of the player for the game.

Fee: $110 ($135 after 5/26) Monday – Thursday#2611 June 22 – June 25 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.High School Varsity Soccer FieldsMeet in West parking lot of High School

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Sports Camps

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Jump Start Sports Flag Football(Grades K-5)Instructor: Jump Start Sports

Have a blast learning the basics of football. Players are grouped by age, coached at their level of understanding, and play fun, low competition games under adult supervision. All instruction will be conducted by Jump Start Sports staff coaches. Players will learn the basic fundamentals of offense and defense, and will be introduced to speed and agility training. Parent coaches can assist in the instruction and will call the plays for their teams, but having our coaches lead the program will ensure that all teams receive the same instruction in a planned and organized practice. Jump Start Sports staff will also officiate and supervise all games to ensure equal playing time, a rotation of players in various positions, and they will help teach within the context of the game. Includes a team shirt. Min 10/Max 80

Fee: $80 Saturdays#2701 June 6 – July 18 (No class July 4) 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.Fields behind East Woods School

Middle School Field Hockey League Camp (Grades 6-9)Coaches: Sheri Porter and Louise Knox

Come join the Middle School Field Hockey Coaches and Elite High School Players in 3 weeks of field hockey FUNdamentals and Saturday game days! This camp is all about helping you, as a player, to develop further knowledge of the game and gain confidence on and off the field!

During the week, your team will work together with the high school players and your coaches to improve stick skills and field awareness necessary to play competitively. Then on Saturdays, you’ll put those amazingly developed skills to work with 2 hours of rotational game play on Malson Field! We are looking for girls who have previously played or attended a field hockey camp. Don’t miss this additional opportunity to enhance your field hockey skills and techniques, plus the opportunity to play the game you love! These 3 weeks will help get you ready for the Field Hockey Competitive Training Camp that runs the last week in July! Min 15/Max 40.

Fee: $145 Monday/Wednesday & Saturday#2702 July 6 – July 25 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Scott Malson Field, Hudson Middle School

Elite Field Hockey Training Camp (Entering Grades 7-8)(Entering Grades 9-12)Coach: Varsity Field Hockey Coach Laurie Wilkins and Staff

Are you going to play middle school or high school field hockey? Then you need to be prepared at an elite level. This camp is for girls entering grades seven through twelve looking to play middle school or high school field hockey. This camp will test your abilities from your stick capabilities your passing and shooting and defensive skills. This is not for the recreational player. This is for the player who is looking to go beyond mild preparation and work extremely hard for success. If you are planning on competing for positions in middle school and high school field hockey this camp is a must. Monday – Wednesday July 27, 28, 29Fee: $105 ($125 after July 6)#2703 Grades 7-8 8:00 - 10:00 a.m.Fee: $125 ($145 after July 6)#2704 Grades 9-12 9:00 - 12:00 p.m.Malson Field, Hudson Middle School


Sports CampsTarget Style Archery Camp (Grades 6-12)Instructor: Dan DeVoe

This archery class is designed to keep your skills sharp and help you create new skills. You will work on shot selection, positioning, stance and accuracy. This is a fun, exciting, program, looking to help young people develop skills and leadership in an area of interest. Keep your confidence and self disciplince up during the summer. Come enjoy the fun and bring a friend! Min 10/ Max 20

Fee: $65 Monday – Thursday#2705 June 15 – 18 9:30 - 10:05 a.m. Hudson High School Multi-Purpose Room

Foil Fencing Camp (Ages 8 and Above)Instructor: Tom Nagy, United States Fencing Coaches Association

This camp is an introduction to the fundamentals of modern foil fencing. Includes stretching, footwork, lunges, attach, parry-riposte, strategy, tactics, techniques and bouting. Fun and safety are emphasized. Fencing improves hand eye coordination, agility, dexterity and stamina. Fencing develops social skills, manners and leadership abilities. All equipment provided. Min. 6/Max 24 students.

Fee: $105 Monday – Friday #2707 July 27 – July 31 9:00 - 11:00 a.m.East Woods Commons

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Advanced Target Style Archery Camp(Grades 6-12)Instructor: Dan DeVoe

Designed for the more advanced archer who is proficient and has been working with target style archery for some time. This is not meant for the beginner or novice. You should know and be proficient in all areas of target style archery. Instruction will focus on the development of higher level skills and actions. You will train over two days with intense focus on the targets and technique. This is a class you should take if interested in competition and greater skill development. Min 5/Max 10.

Fee: $35 Wednesday – Thursday#2706 June 17 – 18 10:15 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.Hudson High School Multi-Purpose Room

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Sports CampsHorseback Riding CampInstructor: Hudson Equestrian Center, Inc.

Working under supervision, students will establish a foundation of safety habits and knowledge for future riding enjoyment. They will become active learning riders who will be capable of riding independently on the flat, over small fences and in the open. Furthermore they will become horsemen who are familiar with the basics of nutrition and daily care of horse and equipment, in turn developing responsibility, sportsmanship, leadership and self-confidence.

General InformationCamp is held rain or shine. Proper attire required (long pants, riding boots with heel and Equestrian riding helmet). Parent and guests are invited on Fridays at Noon to watch Student participate in a weekly Horse Show. Fees are non-refundable and there is no credit allowed for absences.

Beginner, Advanced Beg. and Intermediates (Ages 6 through Adult)Beginner classes are designed for students with little or no previous riding experience. Advanced Beginners should ride independently with control at the walk, trot and canter. The Intermediate should ride independently at walk, trot and canter with control, maintaining a secure position. Parents of children under 18 must remain with them during the program. Fee: $299 Fees are non-refundable Limited Class Size Monday – Friday Session 1: #2708 June 8 – June 12 Session 2: #2709 July 13 – 17Session 3: #2710 August 3 – 7 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.Hudson Equestrian Center 2242 Ravenna Street

Summer Youth Golf (Ages 10-14)Instructor: Ellsworth Meadows Teaching Staff

Success in golf depends largely on learning to play correctly from the start. Have fun while learning the fundamentals of golf. The following subjects areas will be covered in this group instruction class; golf terms and etiquette, understanding equipment, pre-swing and in-swing techniques, chipping and putting and playing procedures. Bring a 6, 7 iron or whatever it takes to the first class. Golf balls provided. Limited to the first 24 golfers.

Fee: $85 ($95 after June 2)5 Weeks Wednesdays#2711 June 10 – July 15 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.Ellsworth Meadow Golf Course 1101 Barlow Road

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Skateboarding Camp (Ages 6-12)Camp Coordinators: Blue Streak Sports Team

Come learn how to use your skateboard to the fullest. You will learn how to be safe and at the same time try out some of those boarding tricks you have wanted to try. You will need to bring helmet, knee and elbow pads. Bring water and a snack as well.

Fee: $73 Monday – Thursday#2712 July 20 – 23 3:30 - 5:00 p.m.Veteran’s Parkway Skate Park

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Tennis Camps

Summer HIGH SCHOOL PLAYER KICK – OFF CAMP 10 hours of tennis!(Grades 9-12)Join us on the first day of summer vacation!!!!! This camp will prepare players for competitive high school play. The Hudson High School coaching staff will direct this program. Players can fine tune their strokes, reinforce strategy, and learn more about doubles. Please bring water and a snack. You must be registered prior to attending this camp.

Fee: $159 ($179 after 5/8) Monday – Friday#2800 June 8 – June 12 9:00 a.m. - Noon

Hudson Middle School Camp 10 hours of tennis instruction!(Grades 6-8)Building Hudson tennis for the future. We are looking for the fourth thru eighth grader looking to upgrade their tennis skills. This camp will be taught and directed by our Hudson High School Coaching Staff. Our staff goal is to shape the development of a player’s game for a comfortable transition to high school play. You must be registered prior to attending this camp.

Fee: $159 ($179 after 5/8) Monday – Friday#2802 July 6 – July 10 9:00 - 11:00 a.m.

GIRLS TENNIS PRE-SEASON CAMPS 12 hours of tennis! (Grades 9-12)This camp will prepare players for their upcoming high school season. The Hudson High School coaching staff will direct this program. Players can fine tune their strokes, reinforce strategy, and learn more about doubles. Please bring water and a snack. This camp will be a positive experience for high school players! You must be registered prior to attending this camp.

Fee: $179 ($199 after 6/27) Monday – Thursday#2803 July 27 – July 30 2:00 - 5:00 p.m.

Elite Ranked/Varsity Players/Upper Junior Varsity(20 hours of instruction)This training program will serve our varsity and tournament ranked juniors. Our active training program will be directed daily by Tim Morgan (USPTA) and his staff. The goal of the program is to develop the mental, emotional, and physical aspects of our aspiring junior’s tennis players. Emphasis will be placed on modern tennis concepts. Live ball drills, strategy, conditioning, and match play will all be incorporated. Players are encouraged to wear light color clothing. Please bring water and a snack. You must be registered prior to attending this camp.

Fee: $199 ($219 after 5/19). Tuesday/Thursday#2801 June 16, 18, 23, 25, 30 July 1, 14, 16, 21, 23 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.

Quick Start Tennis (Grades K-2 or Ages 4,5,6,7)(8 instruction hours)This program is designed for all players interested in learning the great game of tennis using age appropriate equipment. The practice sessions for this age group utilize a 36’ court and play with 19”, 21”, 23” racquets and foam balls. The structure for this program consists of a warm-up activity, a physical skill, a review of physical skills, development of new skills, and a team game or activity. This structure allows for the players to have initial success and create greater enthusiasm for the game of tennis. You must be registered prior to attending this camp.

Fee: $79 (session 1 $99 after 5/15, session 2 $99 after 6/13) Monday/Tuesday/FridaySession 1: #2804 June 15 – June 30Session 2: #2805 July 13 – July 28 9:00 - 10:00 a.m.

USA 1,2,3 (Grades 2,3,4,5,6)(Grades 6, 7, 8, 9, 10) 12 instruction hoursThis program is for both intermediate and beginning players entering the above grades. Player levels will be divided by court assignment. The emphasis will be on introducing modern tennis concepts through creative drills and active games. Music, prizes, and fun will be used to keep a fun learning environment. You must be registered prior to attending this camp.

Fee: $119 (session 1 $139 after 5/15, session 2 $139 after 6/13) Monday/Tuesday/FridaySession 1: Grades 2, 3, 4, 5, 6#2806 June 15 – June 30Session 2: Grades 2, 3, 4, 5, 6#2807 July 13 – July 28 10:00 - 11:30 a.m.

Session 1: Grades 6, 7, 8, 9, 10#2808 June 15 – June 30Session 2: Grades 6, 7, 8, 9, 10#2809 July 13 – July 28 12:30 - 2:00 p.m.

A special thank you to Western Reserve Academy for letting us

hold our tennis camps at WRA this summer while our new courts are built. Thank you to HCSD Tennis

Committee for all of their hard work.

The summer program under the direction of Boys and Girls HHS

Varsity Head Coach and Elite Professional Tim Morgan (USPTA)

provides an excellent opportunity for you to learn, grow and develop your game of tennis! Come hit the courts!

2015 SUMMER JUNIOR TENNIS CLINICS

MIDDLE SCHOOL /LOWER JUNIOR VARSITY (12 instruction hours) (Grades 6-8)This clinic program will continue to develop fundamentals and introduce some new concepts. This will include strengthening consistency, spin development, serve and return skills. Players should be comfortable with live ball rally skills. This program will prepare players for tournament play as well as high school team play. You must be registered prior to attending this camp.

Fee: $119 (session 1 $139 after 5/15, session 2 $139 after 6/13)Monday/Tuesday/FridaySession 1: #2810 June 15-June 30Session 2: #2811 July 13 – July 28 12:30 - 2:00 p.m.

All Tennis Camps are Held at Western Reserve Academy

Tennis Courts.Behind Murdough Athletic Center,

College Street

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Adult Summer ProgramsGetting Paid to Talk–Making Money with Your VoiceInstructor: Voice Coaches

Ever been told you have a great voice? From audio books and cartoons to documentaries, commercials, and more, this class will introduce you to the growing field of voice over.. Learn what the pros look for, how to prepare, and where to find work in your area! We’ll discuss industry pros and cons and play samples from working voice professionals. In addition, you’ll have an opportunity to record a short professional script under the direction of our teacher. This class is lots of fun, realistic, and a great first step for anyone interested in the voice over field. Min 8/Max 25

Fee: $39 Tuesday#2901 June 25 6:30 - 9:00 p.m.Hudson High School, Room A105

Watercolor PaintingInstructor: Gretchen Bierbaum

Have you always wanted to try painting? You will learn the wide range of techniques by completing a different painting subject in each class. The instructor’s step-by-step demonstrations allow you to learn without taking notes and no homework required! Watercolor is one of the most efficient visual arts media to use for exploration as well as fast, clean and relatively inexpensive! Max. 10

Fee: $94 plus $2 per class to use the instructor’s supplies (or bring your own and only pay the fee)6 Weeks MondaysSession 1 #2902 June 1 – July 6Session 2#2903 July 13 – Aug 17 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Barlow Community Center, Memorial Room

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Driving lessons from ages 152 and up

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MOTORCYCLE OHIO

To register for Motorcycle Ohio training course(s), please visit www.motorcycle.ohio.gov

or call 1-800-83-RIDERRegistration for the 2015 riding season

begins in February, 2015.

Stop Snoring! Arrest Asthma & AllergiesInstructor: Carol Baglia, RRT, RBBE

Are you concerned about using inhalers or CPAP machines and costly medications with their side effects? Learn a safe, simple, and natural solution to stop symptoms. This doctor-developed breathing retraining program is ef-fective for eliminating excess mucus, shortness-of-breath, chronic coughing, asthma, allergies, panic attacks plus sleeping problems & more. Find out why restoring normal breathing is the most important component to health. Min. 5. Max. 12.

Fee: $180 plus $25 for a workbook, timer, tape and handouts, payable to instructor on first day of class. 5 Weeks Mondays #2904 June 22 – July 20 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.Hudson High School, Room A105, Entrance E


Adult Summer ProgramsAdult Tennis Fundamentals at HHS Tennis Courts (USA 1-2-3)Instructor: Morgan Tennis

This learn to play program is for men and women (18 and over) will feature instruction on grips, swing, patterns, scoring and basic strategies. This program is for new players or players returning to the game.

Fee: $73 Mondays#2905 June 8, 15, 22, 29, July 6, 13, 20 7:00 - 8:00 p.m.Western Reserve Academy Tennis CourtsBehind Murdough Athletic Center, College Street

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Intro to Soap MakingInstructor: Tom Laskowski, Midwest Native Skills Institute

Learn the “old-fashioned” process to make soap…the good soap. The way soap use to be made. In this basic class you will learn how and why soap is made the way it is and even take home a few samples. This class is to whet your appetite for good old days when the basics were made at home and you knew what was in your products. Come learn and enjoy! Min 6/Max 15

Fee: $35 Thursday#2906 June 18 6:00 - 7:30 p.m.Hudson High School, Room A101

Junior League (Ages 7-12) • Tuesdays: June 16 to July 28 (Flight time 8:30 am) • Trophies & prizes awarded• Played on our beautiful Par 3 course • $150 for 7-week session

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Teen League (Ages 12-18) • Tuesdays: June 16 to July 28 (Flight time 8:30 am) • boys Division & Girls Division • Game prizes awarded weekly• Trophies presented at championships • Played on the front 9 of “big brandy” • $180 for 7-week session

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Beginner Golf for AdultsInstructor: Ellsworth Meadows Golf Staff

Success in golf depends largely on learning to play correctly from the start. Have fun while learning the fundamentals of golf.

The following subject areas will be covered in this group instruction class; golf terms and etiquette, understanding equipment, pre-swing and in-swing techniques, chipping and putting and playing procedures. Bring a 6, 7 iron or whatever it takes to the first class. Golf balls provided. Limited to the first 12 golfers.

Fee: $654 Weeks Mondays#2907 June 1 – 22 6:00 - 7:00 p.m.Ellsworth Meadow Golf Course,1101 Barlow Road

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Adult Summer ProgramsFly Fishing Instructor: Tim Killeen, Fly Fishing Instructor and Author of the Executives guide to Fly Fishing

Once again we have a newly revised and updated format which provides a clear and concise approach to the fine art of fly fishing. The two hour classroom session will give each beginning student the know-how necessary to fly fish on their own, decide what fly to use, tie the correct knot and determine what places most likely hold a fish. You will soon know the difference between a Woolly Bugger and a Green Weenie. The handouts and convenient reference material insure that no one goes home empty handed.

The two hour casting lesson at Hudson Springs Park will teach the only two casts needed to fish virtually anywhere. Internationally re-nowned casting champion Tim Byrne will be on hand to teach his easy to learn “plate” tech-nique. Equipment provided or bring your own. Fly Fishing can be great fun and this is the way to get started. No experience a plus.

Fee: $38/person or $55/parent child (child must be over 12) max 6 participants Thursday #2908 July 9 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. (classroom instruction)Hudson High School Room A105 Saturday July 11 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. (casting)Hudson Springs Park

Ann Arbor Summer Art Fair Overnight (with enough registrations)

Join us as we visit the oldest and one of the largest art fairs in the country! Ann Arbor Summer Art Fair transforms the city of Ann Arbor and the University of Michigan campus into an outdoor art festival showcasing the best in fine arts and crafts. Spend the morning and afternoon exploring the arts festival before departing for our hotel to check in and freshen up. After checking into the Chelsea Comfort Inn & Conference Center enjoy free, wine, beer or soda and light appetizers before heading off for dinner on our own in the charming town of Chelsea. The next morning after breakfast, we will head back to the arts festival for the rest of the day before heading for home in the late afternoon. Board motor coach in the PPLC lot by 8:00 am. Last day for registrations or refunds is June 19th, or when motor coach is full.

Fee: $169/person double, $224/person single Thursday & Friday#2909 July 16 & July 17 8:00 am July 16 at Orange, return Friday evening July 17

Wood Turning(Grade 6 and Above)Instructor: Scott Stonestreet, HHS Woods Technology Instructor


Fee: $34 Thursday#2206 June 11 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. Tuesday

#2207 July 7 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. Friday

#2208 July 17 10:00 a.m. - NoonHudson High School Wood Shop Room D102

Bocce Ball LeagueCoordinator: HCER Staff

Have you ever played Bocce before? This is a league for active players. You will play on weekends and scheduled times for competition. This league is for all returning participants and new participants. Sign up your team of two and compete against your friends and family. We will keep score and record it on our website. On the first day of competition, we will establish rules for play.

Fee: $10/per person (if not already registered) Sundays #2900 June 7 – August 16 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.

Hudson Springs Park Bocce Courts


WellnessBody Sculpting by Exterior Designs , Inc.®

Get fit with this results-oriented cardiovascular strength-training class designed to tone and sculpt muscles, strengthen your core, improve your overall strength and flexibility while burning fat and calories by using one set of 5 lb. dumbbells and a stretch band. Prevent the development of osteoporosis while firing up your metabolism, helping you to lose weight and inches. Bring a set of 5 lb dumbbells, exercise mat and stretch band to class (available on website) Accommodates all fitness levels To register, visit flexcity.com or call 330-650-FLEX. Visa and MasterCard accepted. Do not register through HCER.

Fee: $55 per 8-class term, $130 any 3 terms Mon./Wed. 6:00 - 7:00 p.m.Session 1: June 15 – July 8Session 2: July 13 – August 5Session 3: August 10 – September 3Hudson High School Room A211

Jazzercise -New ExpandedSchedule!Instructors: Lena Samuelson, Joan Tomko & Associates. Certified Jazzercise Instructors

Burn up to 600 calories in this fun, powerfully effective 60 minute total body workout. Jazzercise combines dance-based cardio with strength training and stretching to sculpt, tone and lengthen muscles for maximum fat burn. Choreographed to today’s hottest music, Jazzercise is a fusion of dance, resistance training, Pilates, yoga and kickboxing. Dance yourself fit and change the shape of your body today!

Fee: $45/month EFT, unlimited classes.

Day pass $12, Other pass options available June 7 – August 17Sundays: 9:00 a.m.Mondays: 5:45 a.m., 8:00 a.m., 9:15 a.m., 5:45 pmTuesdays: 8:00 a.m. 9:15 a.m. (low impact)Wednesdays: 5:45 a.m., 9:15 a.m., 5:45 p.m.*Thursdays: 5:45 p.m.Fridays: 5:45 a.m., 8:00 a.m., 9:15 a.m.Saturdays: 7:25 a.m. (express) 8:05 a.m. (strength) 9:00 a.m. *(No Class on 6/24, 7/29)

Start anytime; class registration is continuous.Register at first class; do not register with HCER.

Barlow Community Center Assembly Room41 S. Oviatt StreetBarlow Jazzercise members are also welcometo attend classes in Stow and Aurora.

For more information go to www.jazzercise.com or contact Joan Tomko at 216-337-2207 or [email protected]

Yoga Flow(Adult)Instructor: Marcie Nithang, LPCC, RYT

Take time for yourself to de-stress. In this class you will maintain awareness and focus on breath while moving through a series of yoga poses. This style of yoga builds heat, flexibility and strength, while maintaining focus on good alignment and learning to listen to your body. Appropriate for all fitness levels.

Min 10/Max 20

Fee: $1006 Weeks Tuesdays/ThursdaysSession 1:#2910 5/19 – 6/25Session 2:#2911 6/30 – 8/6 4:45 - 5:45 p.m.Hudson High School, Room A211

MEN’S PICK UP SUMMER BASKETBALLHudson High School Auxiliary Gym

ADMISSION PROCEDURES: Come dressed and ready to play. Shower and locker room facilities are not available. You must “car-ry” your playing shoes. Please respect the age classifications that are set up for bas-ketball! (When the schools are closed due to weather, basketball is canceled) Be sure to bring two shirts, one light, one dark.

Men’s 35 & Over BasketballSupervisor: Steve Randolph8 Weeks Mondays 6/8 – 7/27 (HHS Aux.) 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.*Fee: $40 Limit 35 participants

Men’s 21 & Over BasketballSupervisor: Steve Randolph 8 Weeks Wednesdays 6/10 – 7/29 (HHS Aux.) 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.*Fee: $40 Limit 35 participants

Men’s 40 & Over BasketballSupervisor: Jerry Spaulding7 Weeks Saturdays 6/13 – 8/1 (HHS Aux.) (No ball on 7/4) 7:00 - 9:00 a.m.* Fee: $35 Limit 35 participants

*Times may vary due to school events/programs, check with HCER or www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer to confirm all times and locations.

*If you are not registered and paid BEFORE the day of play, you will not be able to participate.

Phenomenal Abdominals®

Strengthen and firm your core, flatten your belly, and define your midsection in this 30-minute class with new exercises devoted to working on the upper, lower and side abdominal muscles. Can be taken alone or with another exercise class. Suitable for all fitness levels. Only equipment needed is an exercise mat and stretch band.

Eight 30-minute classes per term. To register, visit flexcity.com or call 330-650-FLEX. Visa and MasterCard accepted. Do not register through HCER.

Fee: $30 per 8-class termSession 1: June 15 – July 8Session 2: July 13 – August 5Session 3: August 10 – September 3 7:00 - 7:30 p.m.Hudson High School, Room A211

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MUST BE FILLED OUT FOR ALL ADULT (18 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER) AND YOUTH (UNDER THE AGE OF 18) REGISTRATIONS! IN CONSIDERATION of the Registrant (for purposes of this Agreement, “Registrant” shall be defined as the Participant, if over 18 years of age, or Registrant’s Parent or Guard-ian, on Registrant’s behalf, if under 18 years of age) being permitted to utilize the facilities, services, and programs of the Hudson Community Education and Recreation (“HCER”) for any purpose, including, but not limited to observation or use of facilities or equipment, or participation in any on-site or off-site program affiliated with HCER, the Registrant agrees, represents, acknowledges, and understands as follows: The Registrant is in good health and can participate in all activities. List any special considerations or health problems (medications, allergies, etc.). Specify which child if register-ing more than one child.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The Registrant agrees to release the Hudson City School District Board of Education, Hudson Community Education and Recreation, its officers, agents, members, and employees (collectively referred to as the “Board”), in their official and individual capacities, from any and all claims, liability, or demands for damages against the Board for any expense, monetary damage, property damage, personal injury, sickness, illness of any nature whatsoever (including physical or emotional), or death, which may be sustained or incurred by the Registrant in connection with his/her participation, including as a result of any negligent or reckless acts or omissions of the Board, or any negligent, reckless, willful, or intentional acts or omissions of any other individual. The Registrant assumes all risk of expense, monetary damage, property damage, personal injury, sickness, illness of any nature whatsoever (including physical or emotional), or death, as a result of the Registrant’s participation in the listed program. The Registrant further agrees to defend, hold harmless, and indemnify the Board for any liability sustained by the Board as a result of the negligent, reckless, willful, or intentional acts or omissions of the Registrant. The Registrant acknowledges that the Board does not provide insurance for participants. The Registrant further acknowledges that he/she have insurance coverage to partici-pate in the program listed. The Registrant hereby certifies that he/she has valid health insurance coverage. The Registrant will promptly notify the Board and will immediately cease any further participation in the listed program if he/she is no longer covered by valid health insurance. The Registrant agrees to defend, hold harmless, and indemnify the Board for any liability sustained by the Board as a result of the Registrant’s participation in any listed program while he/she is not covered by valid health insurance. The Registrant understands that the Board may not have medical personnel available at the HCER or the location of any off-site activity. The Registrant agrees that the Board is granted permission to authorize emergency medical treatment for him/her, if necessary, and that such action shall be subject to the terms of this Agreement. For Registrants under the age of 18 years, in the event that reasonable attempts to reach a parent or guardian at the phone number provided are unsuccessful or not practical under the circumstances, the Registrant hereby gives consent for the administration of any and all emergency treatment deemed necessary, and for the transfer of the Registrant to the nearest appropriate hospital or emergency facility. The Registrant understands and agrees that the Board assumes no responsibility for any injury or damage which might arise out of or in connection with such authorized emergency medical treatment. The Registrant further understands and agrees that the Board will not be held responsible for the results of such emergency treatment. The Registrant hereby releases the Board, in their official and individual capacities, from any and all claims, liability, or demands for damages against the Board for any expense, monetary damage, property damage, personal injury, sickness, illness of any nature whatsoever (including physical or emotional), or death, which may be sustained or incurred by the Registrant as a result of any emergency medical treatment. The Registrant agrees to defend, hold harmless, and indemnify the Board for any liability sustained by the Board as a result of the negligent, willful, or intentional acts or omissions of any individual administering emergency medical treatment to the Registrant. It is the Registrant’s express intent that, to the fullest extent allowed by law, this Waiver and Release: (1) shall bind the Registrant and the members of his/her family, if the Registrant is alive; and the Registrant and his/her family, estate, heirs, administrators, personal representatives, or assigns, if the Registrant is deceased; (2) shall be construed as a release and waiver of any and all claims against the Board by any person in their individual or representative capacities arising out of or related in any way to the Registrant’s participation in the listed programs; and (3) shall be construed as an agreement to defend, hold harmless, and indemnify the Board for any and all claims, demands, and liabilities, arising out of or related in any way to the Registrant’s participation in the listed programs. The Registrant agrees that this Waiver and Release shall be construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Ohio. If any term or provision of this Waiver and Release shall be held illegal, unenforceable, or in conflict with any law governing this Waiver and Release, the validity of the remaining portions shall not be affected and shall remain valid and enforceableFOR ADULT (18 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER) REGISTRANTS:I state that I am fully competent to sign this Release and Waiver; that I have read and understood its terms; and that I sign this Release and Waiver for full, adequate, and complete consid-eration fully intending for myself, my family, estate, heirs, administrators, personal representatives, or assigns to be bound by the same.

Print Name:_______________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________Date: ________________

FOR YOUTH (UNDER THE AGE OF 18) REGISTRANTS:I state that I am the PARENT / GUARDIAN (circle one) of _____________________________________________________________ (name of Registrant(s)), and am fully competent to sign this Release and Waiver on the Registrant’s behalf; that I have read and understood its terms; and that I sign this Release and Waiver for full, adequate, and complete consideration fully intending for the Registrant, and for the Registrant’s family, estate, heirs, administrators, personal representatives, or assigns to be bound by the same.

Signature of Parent/Guardian: __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Date: ___________________

HCER REGISTRATION FORM (330) 653-1210Hudson Community Education & Recreation • 2440 Hudson Aurora Road • 44236

FAX: (330) 653-1366 with Visa or MasterCardMake Checks Payable to: Hudson City Schools

Parent/Guardian Name

Address City Zip

Phone #1 Phone #2 Email

Participant Class # Course Name Grade M/F Birthdate Fee

CREDIT CARD PAYMENT: CARD # _____________________________________________________________________EXP. DATE_________________

CARDHOLDER NAME ________________________________________________________________________ _______VISA _______ MASTERCARD

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HCER InformationPROGRAM SIZEAll programs contain specific size limitations as space is limited. Please confirm space is available, online or calling our office, when registering for a program, as we do not guarantee space is available. If the program is filled and you show up for a program expecting to participate in that program you may be asked to leave. Thank you for your understanding.

DATES, TIMES, DISCLAIMERAlthough we make every effort to follow the schedule outlined in this brochure, class times, dates and programs are subject to change without notice after publication, do to unforeseen circumstances. We will do our best to contact registered participants, but it is the participant’s responsibility to stay up to date with changes via the website, www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer or by contacting the HCER office, prior to the date of the program. The content within the courses in the Hudson Community Education and Recreation Activities Guides and programs are meant for the sole purpose of self-education, personal development, enjoyment and entertainment. They do not reflect views, positions, personal, professional, or otherwise of the Hudson City School District, its Board of Education or employees. Enjoy your program.

SPECIAL NEEDS POLICYHCER offers a variety of group activities for those with special needs, and also makes reasonable accommodations in other programs upon request. Staff members are sensitive to your needs and will do everything possible to assist you in the best possible placement. Please notify HCER at least ten days in advance if any reasonable accommodations are needed in order to make your participation possible. Most facilities are accessible to the disabled individual. If you are interested in participating in a program, but you’re not sure about the accessibility of a facility, please call HCER and ask us about specifics. In accordance with provisions of the Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (Section 504), no qualified individual with a disability shall, on the basis of such a disability, be subjected to discrimination or be excluded from participation in, or denied the benefits of the services, programs, activities or physical facilities which are provided to the public.

VIDEO, PHOTOGRAPH, & E-MAIL POLICY HCER may take pictures of participants in our programs. We may use these photos in our brochure, website or other media publications. By your registration, you grant us permission to use these photos for publicity purposes only. By registration you grant us permission to e-mail you information about HCER programs, news and events. Have a great photo from one of our programs? Email it to Michele Collins at [email protected], and we may use it on our website or in one of our upcoming brochures!

PAYMENT Payment in full is due at the time of registration. When registering in person, you may use a check, or Visa/Mastercard. Unless otherwise stated, class fees do not include materials or books if required. REMEMBER: a $30 cash fee will be charged for all checks returned for insufficient funds. PLEASE NOTE: Programs are supported by user fees, NOT tax dollars.

CANCELLATIONSGet the latest updates on www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer. When the Hudson City Schools are not in session or are dismissed early due to inclement weather, or public calamity, all daytime, afternoon and /or evening HCER classes will not be held regardless of any changes. Missed classes due to the aforementioned, or other “Acts of God” CANNOT be guaranteed a makeup session or pro-rated refund/credit. If the class for which you are enrolled is changed or canceled, you will be notified by phone and or email. All posted on our website. If you do not hear from us, attend the class as scheduled in this brochure.

QUALITY ASSURANCE Except for one-session programs, if a youth or adult education class does not meet your expectations, you will be given a pro-rated refund/credit after the conclusion of the first class meeting.

REFUND POLICYRefunds are available for classes and activities (unless otherwise specified) provided HCER is notified within 2 business days prior to the start of the class or activity since decisions to run a class are based on initial enrollment numbers.Refunds issued are on a case by case basis. Should a refund be issued, it will be returned in the form it was first submitted, minus any processing fees. In house credits must be used within a one year time frame from the time they were issued. Should you choose to take an in-house credit, we will be unable to issue a refund in any other form.Participants assume the risk of changes in personal affairs, schedules or health when signing up for a class/program. There is a $10 refund processing fee for each class, except for those cancelled by HCER. In the event of illness or injury, a refund or proration will be issued with a doctor’s note. A $25 refund processing fee will be charged for withdrawing after a class has begun. The participant will be charged for the class he/she attended as well as the $25 fee.No refunds for materials purchased. Allow 3-4 weeks for credit card refunds and 8-12 weeks for check refunds.

GENERALAll participants must sign a registration form either electronically (online registration) or in hard copy before participating in any HCER program.

HERE’S HOW WE GET THE CHILDREN FROM HERE TO THERE Transfer Procedures: Please go over this procedure with your child, as it

is very important to ensure the safety of all the children. HCER counselors with Explorer Zone Camp Care and specific camp counselors escort students attending HCER summer camp programs to and from there location on the Hudson City School District campus. These transfers take place in the morning and afternoon. If your child is registered for Explorer Zone Camp Care, your child will be based in the morning and afternoon at East Woods School. If your child is registered and does not attend Explorer Zone Camp Care that day, you are to call 330-653-1210 or 330-592-6650 or email [email protected] to confirm your child’s plans. The hours for Explorer Zone Camp Care: Morning 7:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. (approximately) and Afternoon 3:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Please see page 3 for more details about Explorer Zone Camp Care.

HCER is not responsible for any lost, stolen or misplaced items before, during or after the programs.

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