1. Roselle Bike,
Kite, and
Fishing Day
Saturday
May 19, 2007
10am-2pm
Turner Park
Join us for Roselle’s 2nd Annual Bike, Kite
and Fishing Day. That’s right this year we
have added kites and fish to this family
event! Join us on May 19th as we celebrate
National Bike Month and a state wide Kite
fly in, at the newly renovated Turner Park
with: guided tours of Roselle’s parks and
trails, a kite fly in, a family scavenger hunt
ride, long distance treks, free bike inspec-
tions, kite repair station, crafts, games,
huge raffle prizes, face painting, a stunt
show and this year we will be including a
fishing derby too! Prizes will be awarded
for multiple age groups and all sorts of fun
categories! Strap the fishing pole to
your bike, grab
your kite and join us
for an exciting
afternoon!
•
For more information call 630-894-4200

2. MANAGEMENT PLAN
How you can help...
Your cooperation and support is important to
the restoration of our beautiful landscape. We offer
many volunteer opportunities at all times of the
year. Another way you can help is by sharing this
information with your neighbors and telling them to
call us with any questions or concerns.
We invite you to take part in our outdoor education
programs run by our Prairie Grass Nature Museum.
We encourage everyone to learn about the
role nature plays in our lives and the importance of
protecting it through conservation. By taking part
in these programs, we insure the integrity of our
landscape and the safety and health of all for
generations to come.
814 Hart Rd. • Round Lake, IL 60073
847-546-8558 • www.rlapd.org

3. Protecting parklands & prairies Where do we start?
It may seem funny that we have to nurture nature, There are several steps we will take to get our management
but with our area's rapid growth and development plan underway. They are as follows:
it has become a necessity. There is more to parks
than manicured ball fields, basketball courts and • Defining Property Boundaries – We have a great respect for
playgrounds for the kids. our neighbors that live along the boundaries of our parks. We
do our best to be sure our parks are clean and well
As a park district, part of our responsibility is to maintained for all to enjoy. We will be asking our neighbors to
be stewards of our environment, ensuring that have the same respect for our property by keeping all
the natural beauty in our area is protected and personal items within their own boundaries and not mowing
preserved for the enjoyment and health of all areas adjacent to their yards. Cutting the grass is one of the
current and future residents. most common and destructive practices that affect our
natural areas, shorelines and ponds. The periphery of ponds
Did you know that Lake County is home to more need borders of deep-rooted native vegetation that stabilizes
endangered and threatened species than any other the shoreline to prevent erosion. The native vegetation also
county in Illinois? reduces non-point source pollutants including fertilizers and
road salt. If residents have any questions about their property
With that in mind, we have created a long-term lines or our boundaries they can call the park district's Ranger
Natural Area Management Plan. Many natural areas Police Department for more information 847-740-5102.
owned by the district need to be reclaimed and
restored. They are crucial to the survival of area • Controlled Burns – Controlled burns are a valuable tool
wildlife, native plants and vegetation. to inhibit intrusive plant species and weeds that block
sunshine for desirable plants. All of our controlled burns are
done with the necessary permits. Effected neighborhoods will
be notified in advance of burning by the Parks Department.
• Natural and Chemical Applications – We are continually
investigating the use of biological methods, such as insects,
as a way to help remove undesirable plants. In addition,
non-toxic chemical treatment of areas is sometimes used to
rid areas of specific nuisance plants.
• Mechanical Methods – Larger invasive trees and vegetation
will call for a more aggressive response. Heavy equipment
may be used to rid areas of undesirable growth quickly
and economically. Also, if an area is a wetland or too close to
housing, employing mechanical methods can protect both.
...to reclaim, restore and develop our natural areas

4. Summer Camp
2007
Skokie Park District

5. Summer Camp 2007
Welcome!
For nearly 80 years, the Skokie Park District has provided summer camps that focus on adventure, friendship, fun,
exploration, discovery and safety. In 2007, the district’s summer camp program promises to offer yet another exciting
experience for the children of Skokie!
Whether your child’s interests lie in sports, art, theater, or outdoor adventure, the Skokie Park District offers a wide
range of programs to make your child’s summer a memorable one. We also are proud to continue to offer special
services (see pages 3 and 10) that will meet your families’ needs. Perhaps our camp program’s greatest resource is its
highly trained staff. This group of warm, dedicated and enthusiastic parents, educators, coaches, and college students are
experts at nurturing and motivating campers of all ages.
The Skokie Park District is one of only 20 park districts in the nation to be accredited by the American Camping Association. This nationally-recognized
program, developed exclusively for the camp industry, focuses on program quality and health and safety issues, and requires the district to review every facet
of our day camp operations on an annual basis. We have voluntarily submitted to this independent audit by camp experts and have again earned this national
mark of distinction.
In addition to its wonderful staff and national recognition, Skokie Park District summer camps also offer the following opportunities for your child:
• making new friends • promoting an active and healthy lifestyle
• gaining self-confidence • improving swimming skills
• learning new skills • exploring the outdoors, and
• fun-filled days and nights • increasing self-esteem.
• great exercise
We hope that you can take the time to look through this guide — and find camps that fit the individual needs of your child and your family. On Wednesday,
January 17, from 6 to 7:30 p.m., at the Oakton Community Center, our programmers will be available at the district’s Annual Summer Camp Open House,
to discuss your child’s needs. Please feel free to join us that evening, eleven days prior to the first day of registration.
Again, we look forward to serving your family this summer!
Sincerely,
Michelle Tuft
Superintendent of Recreation
Skokie Park District
Board of Park Commissioners Administrative Staff
Susan Aberman, President Mark Schneiderman, Executive Director, CPRP
Michael W. Alter, Vice-President John V. Ohrlund, Superintendent of Parks and Facilities, CPRP
Jerry Clarito, Commissioner William G. Schmidt, Superintendent of Business Services, CPA
Mike Reid, Commissioner Michelle J. Tuft, Superintendent of Recreation
Maureen Yanes, Commissioner
Camp Guide Production: Jim Bottorff, Scott J. Walker and Rachel Pozner

6. Contents
General Information / Bus Information ............................. 1-3 Registration .................................................................... 12-14
Map ...................................................................................... 11 Camps by Grade .................................................................. 25
Arts Camps ..........................................................................8-9 Nature Camps .................................................................22-23
Early Childhood Camps .......................................................4-5 Special Recreation Camp .......................................................3
Extended Camps / Summers End Camp..............................10 Sports Camps ..................................................................15-17
General Camps ....................................................................6-7 Teen Camps .....................................................................20-21
Golf Camps ......................................................................18-19 Tennis Camps ........................................................................24
Dates to Remember
Wednesday, January 17, 2007 Saturday, May 5, 2007
Camp Open House Final Auto-Debit Payment
6-7:30 p.m.
Oakton Community Center Monday, June 11, 2007
Most Camps Begin - Session 1
Sunday, January 28, 2007, 12 p.m.
Resident Registration Begins Sunday, July 1, 2007
Walk-In Registration from 12-2 p.m. Deadline for Session 2 Registration
at the following facilities: Parent Manuals mailed for Session 2
Devonshire Cultural Center
Emily Oaks Nature Center Wednesday, July 4, 2007
Oakton Community Center No Camp – Independence Day
Weber Leisure Center (12-8 p.m.)
Friday, July 6, 2007
Thursday, February 22, 2007 Last day of camp - Session 1
Non-Resident Registration Begins
Monday, July 9, 2007
Sunday, April 1, 2007 Most Camps Begin - Session 2
Bus Transportation Deadline
First Camp Payment Due Friday, August 3, 2007
Last Day of Camp - Session 2
Thursday, April 5, 2007
First Auto-Debit Payment Monday, August 6, 2007
Summer’s End Camp Begins
Tuesday, May 1, 2007
Final Camp Payment Due
Parent Manuals mailed for Session 1
Camp Questions - (847) 674-1500
Bob DeLeonardis - ext. 2183 Nancy Eschker - ext. 2742 Lee Hansen - ext. 2520 Cheryl Toohey, CPRP - ext. 2525
Challenger British Soccer Camp Camp Iwannago Little Earth Scouts Earth Explorers
Chicago Storm Soccer Camp Devonshire Extended Camp Outdoor Challenge Earth Rangers
Jr. High Sports Camp Oakton Extended Camp Earth Travelers
North Shore Basketball Camp Summer’s End Robin Ledford, CPRP - ext. 2420
Sports Camp Central Chucklers Crystal VanHyning, CPRP - ext. 2720
Sports Max Leticia Felman - ext. 2425 Lil’ Campers Bus Transportation
Super-Sized Sports Camp Circus Camp Terminal Ticklers Chess Camp
Tennis Camp Summer Crafts & Creations
Weber Indoor Sports Camp Summer on Broadway Rich Lee - ext. 3120 Pamela Zeid, CPRP - ext. 2180
Summer on Broadway Jr. Junior Summer Golf Camp Art Exploration
Jenny Elliott CPRP - ext. 2725 World Travelers Camp Happy Smile
CIT I/II Scott Runkle - ext. 2721 ACA Accreditation
Club OC Steve Glickman - ext. 2926 Aquatics Camp
Urban Adventures Hockey Camp
X-Camp
ACA Accreditation
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7. General Information
Camp Open House
Wednesday, January 17, 2007, 6-7:30 p.m., Oakton Community Center, 4701 Oakton Street, Skokie
Camp Open House is the place to learn about the basic content of our various camp programs, staff, field trips, swimming, transportation, extended care
and other camp related subjects. Compare and contrast programs and fees, and meet camp directors. Registration will not be accepted at the Camp Open
House. Registration for residents begins at 12 p.m. on Sunday, January 28 and for non-residents on Thursday, February 22.
Min/Max - What does it mean? Special Dietary Needs/Kosher Picture This
For each program at the Park District, there are a Campers on restricted diets will gladly be Registrants and participants permit the taking of
minimum number of registrations needed before accommodated. Parents will be advised of food photographs and video of themselves and their
a camp can “go.” But why a maximum? The more selections in advance. Alternate choices will be children during Skokie Park District activities for
campers, the less individualized attention. In addition provided whenever possible. Please indicate your publication, as the Park District deems necessary.
to space limitations, we like to keep the camper-to- special dietary needs on the registration form at the
counselor ratio low to ensure that a quality experience time of enrollment. Insurance
is had by all. The Skokie Park District does not provide individual
Illness Policy Accident and Health Insurance.
Grade/Age Requirements Children should not be brought to camp with illnesses
Children attending Skokie Park District camps must be that are contagious or with fevers, diarrhea, vomiting, Summer Superstars
grade appropriate. Grades listed refer to the grade the or unidentifiable rashes. Campers may not return Our summer superstars contribute to the success
child will be entering at the start of 2007-08 School to the program until they are fever and/or diarrhea of our diverse camp programs! A qualified and
Year. Preschool campers three years of age must be free for 24 hours. Children who are not participating experienced adult director supervises each camp daily.
toilet trained and the appropriate age by the beginning normally (who show extreme lethargy or fatigue) will Counselors at each camp are a mixture of mature and
of their first day of camp. A copy of a birth certificate be considered ill and sent home. enthusiastic college and high school students, parents,
is required with the registration form when stated educators and coaches. All camp staff completes an
within individual descriptions. Medication Policy extensive training program, which includes supervision
Medication may be given to a child when authorized and safety techniques, program development and first
Camper Groupings and Staff-to-Camper Ratio by the child’s physician. All medication must remain in aid.
Group sizes vary from program to program. An the original container indicating the child’s name, type,
average camp staff-to-participant ratio is 1:12. Any and date of the prescribed medication, and amounts Summer Job Opportunities
group exceeding 12 children will be supplemented and time of dosage. A medication consent form must The Skokie Park District is now accepting applications
with an additional staff person. Camp programs that be signed by the child’s parents and given to the Camp for Summer Day Camp Positions (Camp Directors,
accommodate children under the age of 5 have a Director. Counselors and Jr. Counselors). Duties include
camp staff-to-participant ratio of 1:8. directing children in outdoor leisure games, sports,
Everything Under the Sun arts & crafts and other recreational activities.
Special Needs (American Disability Act) All camps are held outdoors daily with limited or Applications may be picked-up at any one of the
The Skokie Park District welcomes the participation no use of air-conditioned indoor facilities with the community centers. Don’t delay.
of all individuals in our programs, including those with exception of Art Exploration, Circus Camp, Summer
disabilities. We are fully committed to complying with On Broadway, World Travelers, and Weber Indoor Be a camp leader! If you are over the age of 16
the ADA and providing reasonable accommodations Sports Camp. During heat emergency days, children and you are looking for a fun-filled opportunity as
to facilitate participation in our programs. are rotated into indoor facilities/shade areas and given a camp leader, then the Skokie Park District has an
frequent water breaks. opportunity for you. As a camp leader, you can be
Please assist us in providing a positive experience for a role model to campers at one of the many camps
your child with special needs by notifying Michelle It’s Raining, It’s Pouring listed in this brochure. For more information call Lynn
Tuft, Superintendent of Recreation, at (847) 674-1500, Camp will be held whether it rains or shines. Seebacher, Human Resources Manager at
2181 or email at MJTuft@SkokieParkDistrict.org (847) 933-4357.
of any special needs at the time of enrollment. Your Camp Attire
confidentiality will be respected. The sooner we know Children attending Park District camps should wear
about your special situation, the more time we have comfortable clothing and athletic shoes. Please keep
to make reasonable accommodations to improve your in mind that our camps provide a relaxed, informal
child’s recreational experience and to ensure a smooth setting, therefore we recommend that you keep your
integration of your child into our camp program. valuable clothing and accessories at home. We also
suggest that you label your child’s belongings. Camp
Individuals who are hearing impaired and want t-shirts will be distributed to each participant during
information regarding park district or M-NASR the first week of programming.
programs should call (847) 966-5522.
Summer School
Sign-Out Procedures We have created a variety of camp programs that
Every camper must be signed out by the person complement summer school. If your child plans
picking him/her up. We will not release a child to on attending summer school, we encourage you
someone whose name is not on the authorized pick- to consider Jr. High Sports Camp, Art Exploration,
up form. Parents will be asked to show a picture ID. Terminal Ticklers, or Camp Iwannago. Please note
that campers attending summer school will miss
scheduled field trips and swimming. Parents will need
to make alternate arrangements for childcare on these
program days.
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8. Bus Transportation
Bus Transportation service is provided to and from most of the Skokie Park District’s camps. Campers will be picked up within two blocks of their home
and will be transported to the Devonshire Hub. Campers will then board a different bus that will transport them to their specific camp. Routes aver-
age 50 minutes. Arrangements should be made for an adult to supervise children at the bus stop morning and afternoon. A bus monitor supervises each
bus throughout the route to ensure safety and provide assistance. All buses are equipped with seat belts. Bus routes and pick-up/drop-off information is
mailed to participants one week prior to the start of each camp session.
Bus available for the following programs:
Art Exploration (full day) CIT (except Camp Happy Smile) Summer On Broadway Jr.
Aquatics Camp Earth Adventures Terminal Ticklers (full day)
Camp Iwannago (full day) Sports Camp Weber Indoor Sports Camp
Central Chucklers Sports Max World Travelers Bus
Circus Camp Summer On Broadway X-Camp
Bus fees must be paid in full at the time of registration. No refunds are given for bus transportation after 5 p.m. on Tuesday, May 1, 2007 for any session.
Registration should be done prior to May 1, 2007. Any registrations after May 1 will be charged an additional $75. Requests after June 1 will not be ac-
cepted. Bus transportation is available to residents of zip codes 60076, 60077 and 60203. Camp bus service is provided as a complete package only. For
example, requests for bus service only in the morning or afternoon are not accepted.
Min: 45/Max: 150
Activity # Day Dates Fee
222781-01 M-F 6/11-7/6 $165 before 5/1 ($240 after 5/1)
222781-02 M-F 7/9-8/3 $165 before 5/1 ($240 after 5/1)
Dedicated to improving the quality of life and, through
advocacy and awareness, promoting a successful leisure
lifestyle for individuals with disabilities.
M-NASR Camp
Maine Niles Association of Special Recreation (M-NASR) provides a variety of camps for children and youth with special
needs. M-NASR offers eight different camps for challenged individuals ages 3-21 years. A staff to participant ratio of 4 to 1
allows for individual attention, a structured environment and a safe and happy summer camp experience for everyone.
Activities at camp are varied and may include arts and crafts, games, sports, swimming and field trips. All activities are
designed to improve physical and social skills and provide a memorable summer for our campers. Complete camp
information will be available in late February. If you have questions, call M-NASR at (847) 966-5522.
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9. Early Childhood Camps
Camp Happy Smile
Designed and supervised by early childhood education teachers, this camp promises stimulating and fun activities revolving around weekly themes. Music,
arts and crafts, games, songs, special event days, weekly trips to the Skokie Water Playground and other field trips are all part of this program. All campers
are asked to donate a snack to share with their group. Juice will be provided with snack. Sack lunch and beverage should be provided for full day campers.
Children must be toilet trained and be the age registered for by the first day of camp. Birth certificate required at time of registration or within 3 days of
registration. Extended camp and bus service to and from Camp Happy Smile is NOT available.
Age: 3-5 Grades: Preschool-K
Location: Jane Stenson School
Rain Site: Jane Stenson School
Min: 10/ Max: 16
1/2 Day Age: 3 (Must be 3 years old by the first day of camp)
Code Days Dates Time R N
221223-01 M,W,F 6/11-7/6 9:45A-12:30P $192 $240
221223-04 M,W,F 7/9-8/3 9:45A-12:30P $192 $240
1/2 Day Age: 4
221223-02 M,W,F 6/11-7/6 9:45A-12:30P $192 $240
221223-05 M,W,F 7/9-8/3 9:45A-12:30P $192 $240
1/2 Day Age: 5
221223-03 M,W,F 6/11-7/6 9:45A-12:30P $192 $240
221223-06 M,W,F 7/9-8/3 9:45A-12:30P $192 $240
Full Day Ages: 4 & 5
221223-07 M,W,F 6/11-7/6 10A-2:30P $286 $358
221223-08 M,W,F 7/9-8/3 10A-2:30P $286 $358
221223-09 M-F 6/11-7/6 10A-2:30P $431 $539
221223-10 M-F 7/9-8/3 10A-2:30P $431 $539
A fresh and exciting version of preschool during the hot summer months! Activities include arts
and crafts, music, free play outside, group time and so much more! There is no lunch break at
this camp. Snack and juice will be provided daily. Campers will take a field trip during the last
week of camp. Children must be toilet trained by the first day of camp. Bus service to and from
Camp Happy Smile is NOT available.
Code Days Dates Time R N
T/Th 1/2 Days
221221-01 Tu,Th 6/12-7/5 9:45A-12:30P $140 $175
T/Th 1/2 Days
221221-02 Tu,Th 7/10-8/2 9:45A-12:30P $140 $175
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10. Lil’ Campers
This introductory camp is designed for your very special little camper. Our qualified leaders and early childhood educated director will participate with
your child in a variety of age-appropriate activities including arts & crafts, games, stories, music, special events, movement, entertainers and local field trips.
Program also includes weekly swimming at the Devonshire Aquatic Center. Bus service to and from Lil Campers is NOT available.
Age: 3-5 Grades: Preschool-K
Location: Central Park
Rain Site: Devonshire Elementary School
Min: 10/Max: 36
Code Days Dates Time R N
221222-01 M-F 6/11-7/6 9:30A-12P $254 $318
221222-02 M-F 7/9-8/3 9:30A-12P $254 $318
Super Sized Sports Camp
This camp provides your little one the opportunity to experience sports and games in a fun, action packed setting. Come join us for mini-sessions of
basketball, t-ball and floor hockey. Sports activities will be instructional on team-oriented play. Campers need to bring a water bottle and snack daily. All
children must be completely toilet trained by the first day of camp. Bus service to and from camp is not available for this camp.
Ages: 4-6 Grades: Preschool - 1
Location: Weber Leisure Center
Rain Site: Weber Leisure Center
Min: 6/Max: 15
Code Days Dates Time R N
220421-01 M-F 6/4-6/8 9-11:30A $90 $113
220421-02 M-F 8/6-8/10 9-11:30A $90 $113
220421-03 M-F 8/13-8/17 9-11:30A $90 $113
Little Earth Scouts
As a Little Earth Scout, your camper will spend two mornings a week immersed in the stuff of life during special Water, Soil, Sun, and Air Weeks! While
getting to know the four Earth Friends through puppet shows, the campers will also conduct fun experiments with these elements of life and make
discoveries during activities and play time outdoors. Earth Scouts earn Earth Friends badges each day, as well as badges for outdoor safety and being a
good helper. Fee includes daily snacks, camp t-shirt, fanny pack and camp supplies. Note: Although program content for the camp changes every year, the
content is the same for Sessions 1 and 2. Campers must be at least 4 years old on or before the first class. Bus transportation is not available.
Age: 4-5 Grades: Preschool-K
Location: Emily Oaks Nature Center
Rain Site: Emily Oaks Nature Center
Min: 10/Max: 12
Code Days Dates Time R N
222621-01 M,W 6/11-7/2 9:30A-12P $158 $198
222621-02 M,W 7/9-8/1 9:30A-12P $158 $198
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11. General Camps
These camps offer a challenging, fun and positive experience. We provide sports, arts, crafts,
active games, dramatics, music, movement, special event days, field trips, and swimming twice
a week at the Devonshire and Skokie Water Playground. Certified and/or professional directors
and many experienced leaders and junior leaders work closely with each child.
Central Chucklers
Grades: K-5
Bus
Location: Central Park
Rain Site: Devonshire Elementary School
Min: 60/Max: 100
Code Days Dates Time R N
221731-01 M-F 6/11-7/6 9:30A-3:30P $396 $495
221731-02 M-F 7/9-8/3 9:30A-3:30P $396 $495
Terminal Ticklers
Grades: K-5
Location: Terminal Park Bus
Rain Site: Old Orchard Junior High School
Min: 60/ Max: 100
Code Days Dates Time R N
221732-01 M-F 6/11-7/6 9:30A-3:30P $396 $495
221732-02 M-F 7/9-8/3 9:30A-3:30P $396 $495
Half-Day Program
221732-03 M-F 6/11-7/6 12-3:30P $329 $411
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12. Camp Iwannago
Come explore the different aspects of camp! This camp will explore a different camp activity daily. Activities include arts & crafts, sports, swimming
twice a week, field trips twice a session, and a bi-weekly trip to the Exploritorium. A special feature of this camp allows the camper to enroll in
full day or morning session only. Camp Iwannago is ideal for the first time camper. Each session culminates with a special Family Night full of skits
performed by the campers themselves! Maximum enrollment is 85 campers for full day and 15 campers for half-day camp. Extended camp and bus
service is available for an additional fee for full day only.
Grades: K-6
Location: Oakton Park
Rain Site: Oakton Community Center
Full day Min: 30/Max: 85 Bus
Half day Min: 10/Max: 15
Code Days Dates Time R N
220532-01 M-F 6/11-7/6 9:30A-3:30P $425 $531
220532-02 M-F 6/11-7/6 9:30A-12:30P $319 $399
220532-03 M-F 7/9-8/3 9:30A-3:30P $425 $531
220532-04 M-F 7/9-8/3 9:30A-12:30P $319 $399
Chess Camp
Discover the magical world of chess this summer. Learn how to play and master chess techniques from Chess Wizards staff. You will learn chess
openings, midgames with all the pins, double attacks, endgames and much more. Camp sport activities will also take place throughout the day.
Campers will compete in a tournament and receive a trophy, chess board, work folder and certificate of achievement. All levels are welcome;
campers will be divided into appropriate levels. Please bring a sack lunch daily, snacks will be provided.
Grades: K-5
Location: Oakton Community Center
Min: 10/Max: 35
Code Days Dates Time R N
220231-01 M-F 8/13-8/17 9A-3P $390 $488
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13. Art Camps
Summer Crafts & Creations
Get crafty with us! This is the perfect camp for your child, a change from the typical summer at camp. This relaxed yet stimulating class offers endless ideas
for all. This program will give children the opportunity to produce crafts, art projects and much more.
Grades: 2-5
Location: Devonshire Cultural Center
Rain Site: Devonshire Cultural Center
Min: 8/Max: 16
Code Days Dates Time R N
222532-01 Tu,W,Th 6/12-7/5 9:30A-12:30P $195 $244
222532-02 Tu,W,Th 7/10-8/2 9:30A-12:30P $195 $244
Summer on Broadway
Now is the perfect time to experience life on the stage! Your child will act, sing, and dance. This specialized camp is structured for aspiring dramatists and
offers an opportunity to develop skills in acting, vocal music choreography and stagecraft. A professional staff of trained artists will share their wealth of
knowledge with your child. Guest artists perform on site and teach special workshops in improvisation and other theatre skills. The session culminates in a
final stage performance the last week of camp each session. Fee includes swimming once per week and two field trips per session.
Grades: 6-8
Location: Devonshire Cultural Center
Rain Site: Devonshire Cultural Center
Min: 20/Max: 35
Bus
Code Days Dates Time R N
222481-01 M-F 6/11-7/6 9:30A-3:30P $542 $678
222481-02 M-F 7/9-8/3 9:30A-3:30P $542 $678
Summer on Broadway Jr.
Curtain call for young aspiring performers! Your child’s camp day is structured to foster skill development in the areas of acting, singing and dancing.
This specialized camp is for aspiring actors and actresses and is a great opportunity to develop stagecraft skills in an age appropriate setting. Guest artists
perform on the site twice per session and teach special workshops in improvisation and other theater skills. Camp session will culminate in a performance
the last week of each camp session. Fee includes: swimming once per week and two field trips per session. Bring a sack lunch and beverage daily. Extended
camp and bus service to and from camp are available for an additional fee.
Grades: 3-5
Location: Devonshire Cultural Center
Rain Site: Devonshire Cultural Center
Min: 20/Max: 45 Bus
222481-03 M-F 6/11-7/6 9:30A-3:30P $542 $678
222481-04 M-F 7/9-8/3 9:30A-3:30P $542 $678
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14. World Travelers
Bon Voyage! What better way to learn about different cultures than to travel around the world! Each
week campers visit a different country and experience the colors, crafts and sounds of far away lands
plus a field trip adventure and guest artist twice per session. Activities indigenous to each culture include
arts and crafts, music, stories, games, indoor and outdoor activities. Fee includes all supplies, field trips
and recreational swimming four days per week.
Grades: 1-3
Location: Devonshire Cultrual Center
Rain Site: Devonshire Cultural Center Bus
Min: 20/Max: 56
Code Days Dates Time R N
222533-01 M-F 6/11-7/6 9:30A-3:30P $508 $635
222533-02 M-F 7/9-8/3 9:30A-3:30P $508 $635
Art Exploration
Are you a budding Pablo Picasso, Georgia O’Keefe, Vincent Van Gogh or Andy Warhol? Do you like
to draw, paint, sketch or sculpt with clay? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then Art
Exploration Camp is the place for you this summer! At Art Exploration Camp the emphasis is on ART,
ART and ART! In this indoor classroom-style camp, campers will explore the many aspects that influence
the artistic and cultural world in which we live through the use of a wide variety of mediums and
materials. Indoor activities and projects will focus on multimedia and three dimensional works that will
include watercolors, acrylics, sculpting, drawing, clay and much more. Campers will work on 2 to 3 art
projects each day. A variety of outdoor activities and games will be planned as well. Guest artists, field
and swimming trips to the Skokie Water Playground complete each session of Art Exploration Camp.
Instruction for this specialized camp is provided by art instructors and teachers. All art supplies, field and
swim trips and a camp t-shirt is included in the camp fee. Campers MUST provide their own sack lunch
and beverage each day. Extended camp and bus service to and from camp is available at an additional fee
for full day only.
Grades: 3-6
Location: Highland School
Rain Site: highland School Bus
Min: 20/Max 40
Code Days Dates Time R N
222531-01 M-F 6/11-7/6 9:30A-3:30P $495 $619
222531-02 M-F 7/9-8/3 9:30A-3:30P $495 $619
Half Day
222531-03 M-F 6/11-7/6 12:30-3:30P $336 $420
222531-04 M-F 7/9-8/3 12:30-3:30P $336 $420
Circus Camp
Be a part of the Skokie Park District’s greatest show on earth! Learn tumbling, juggling, and clowning.
Perform aerial feats, plate spinning, and develop theatrical skills. This dynamic four week camp ends in a
spectacular circus performance on the last week of each session. A professional staff will instruct in circus
skills including clowning, mime, free falls, juggling, and magic. In addition, two guest performance artists
will conduct hands-on workshops. Swimming twice weekly and two exciting field trips are included.
Grades: 3-8
Location: Middleton School
Rain Site: Middleton School
Min: 20/Max: 48 Bus
Code Days Dates Time R N
221081-01 M-F 6/11-7/6 9:30A-3:30P $542 $678
221081-02 M-F 7/9-8/3 9:30A-3:30P $542 $678
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15. Extended Camps
Campers who attend a full day camp (9:30 a.m.- Bus transportation is not available for early morning
3:30 p.m.) are eligible to register for this unique (7 a.m.) pick-up or late (6 p.m.) drop-off. Campers
program that allows him/her to attend the morning must be registered for the day camp in order to be
or afternoon camp, depending on the need. Bus accepted to this camp. Campers are required to bring
transportation is provided to transfer campers from in their own snack daily. Please refer to individual
extended camp to their day camp in the morning, camp description for specific information. Bus service
then from camp to extended camp in the afternoon. is not available for these camps.
Extenders @ Devonshire
Grades: K-6
Location: Devonshire Park
Rain Site: Devonshire School
Min: 40/ Max: 70
Code Days Dates Time R N
220533-01 M-F 6/11-7/6 7-9:30A $156 $195
220533-02 M-F 7/9-8/3 7-9:30A $156 $195
220533-03 M-F 6/11-7/6 3:30-6P $156 $195
220533-04 M-F 7/9-8/3 3:30-6P $156 $195
Extenders @ Oakton
Grades: K-6
Location: Oakton Park
Rain Site: Oakton Community Center
Min: 40/Max: 70
Code Days Dates Time R N
220535-01 M-F 6/11-7/6 7-9:30A $156 $195
220535-02 M-F 7/9-8/3 7-9:30A $156 $195
220535-03 M-F 6/11-7/6 3:30-6P $156 $195
220535-04 M-F 7/9-8/3 3:30-6P $156 $195
Summer’s End
There’s still time for one more camp! This camp will fill the gap between regular camp and
the start of school. Campers will swim daily at the Skokie Water Playground, have daily field
trips, enjoy arts and crafts, sports, and visit the Exploritorium on rain days! Bus service is not
available for this camp. Please bring a sack lunch and a snack for AM and PM each day.
Grades: K-6
Location: Oakton Park Shelter
Rain Site: Oakton Community Center
Min: 10/Max: 50
Code Days Dates Time R N
220534-01 M 8/6 7A-6P $47 $59
220534-02 Tu 8/7 7A-6P $47 $59
220534-03 W 8/8 7A-6P $47 $59
220534-04 Th 8/9 7A-6P $47 $59
220534-05 F 8/10 7A-6P $47 $59
220534-06 M 8/13 7A-6P $47 $59
220534-07 Tu 8/14 7A-6P $47 $59
220534-08 W 8/15 7A-6P $47 $59
220534-09 Th 8/16 7A-6P $47 $59
220534-10 F 8/17 7A-6P $47 $59
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2. Channelside Park - 9H Main & Central Park
3221 W. Main St. 19. Niles North High School - 4B 27. Skokie Sports Park - 9I
3. Dammrich Rowing Center - 9I D
9800 Lawler Ave. 3459 Oakton St.
3220 Oakton St. 11. Gross Point Park - 4E 20. Niles West High School - 1I 28. Skokie Swift Station - 4F
4. Devonshire Cultural Center - 6E 5000W / 9100N 5701 Oakton St. 5001 Dempster St.
4400W / 9100N Davis & Gross Point 21. Oakton Community Center - 5I 29. Skokie Water Playground - 5I
Greenwood & Kostner 12. Hamlin Park - 7J 4800W / 8000N 4800W / 8000N
5. Devonshire Park/Aquatic Cntr. - 6E 3800W / 7600N Oakton & Skokie Blvd Oakton & Skokie Blvd
4400W / 9100N Howard & Hamlin 22. Oakton Park - 5I 30. Stenson School - 3D
Greenwood & Kostner 13. Highland School - 6C 4800W / 8000N 9201 Lockwood
6. Devonshire School - 6E 9700 Crawford Oakton & Skokie Blvd. 31. Terminal Park - 5C
9040 Kostner 14. Laramie Park - 3K 23. Old Orchard Jr. High - 5D 4600W / 9350N
7. Edison School - 2H 5250W / 7300N 9310 Kenton Ave. Emerson & Kenton
8200 Gross Point Rd. Sherwin & Niles Center 24. Sequoya Park - 3D 32. Timber Ridge Park - 7E
8. Emily Oaks Nature Center - 5J 15. Lorel Park - 3H 5300W / 9200N 3700W / 9000N
4600W / 7700N 5300W / 8200N Church & Lockwood Grove & Lawndale
Brummel & Kenton Cleveland & Lockwood 25. Schack Park - 3L 33. Walker School - 7E
9. Emily Oaks Park - 5J 16. Lyon Park - 6J 5202W / 6950N 3601 Church St.
4600W / 7700N 4400W / 7600N Coyle & Laramie 34. Weber Leisure Center - 4D
Brummel & Kenton Howard & Kostner 26. Skokie Park Tennis Center - 4G 9300 Weber Park Pl.
10. Fairview School - 3L 17. Madison School - 3G 5000W / 8350N 35. Weber Park Golf Course - 4D
7040 Laramie 5100 Madison St. Main & Niles Center 9300 Weber Park Pl.
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17. Registration Information Waiver Required
For insurance purposes, Park District programs and
Payment-In-Person–A $50 deposit for each registered
section per child is due at the time of registration.
activities require a signed waiver. Please sign the waiver The fee balance is payable in two equal payments at
Resident Camp Registration begins at 12 p.m. on any District facility. The first payment is due on the
section on the registration form. Patrons will not be
January 28. 1st of April and the balance is due on the 1st of May.
able to participate in classes or programs if the waiver
Non-Resident Camp Registration begins February 22. In order to pay in person, a credit card or checking/
is not signed.
savings account back-up is required, which will be
1. Registration On-Line at: automatically charged if payment is not received.
Proof of Age
www.SkokieParkDistrict.org.
Please send a photocopy of the child’s birth certificate
In order to register on-line, you must be All registration on or after May 1 must be paid in full.
with the registration, if proof of age is required
pre-registered in our system and know
(children ages 3 to 5).
your login and password prior to registration day. Web Registration Exceptions: Bus Transportation,
registration for camp programs requires the use of a Tennis Camps and Summer’s End must be paid in
credit card. PLEASE NOTE: Web registrations require Household Balance
Prior to registering for Camp 2007, all balances need full at time of registration.
a $50 deposit. You will be mailed a payment agreement
form that must be completed and returned to us in to be paid in full. Inquiries regarding your household
balance can be referred to a Customer Service Non-Resident Option:
order for your registration to be complete. Full-Payment – Full payment must be paid at the time
Representative at (847) 674-1500
(Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.). of registration.
2. Telephone Registration:
(847) 674-1500, ext. 1
Payment Methods Transfer Policy
Register for almost any course using
The Skokie Park District accepts the following as a Prior to the first day of camp (camp begins on June
your touch-tone telephone day or night.
method of payment: 11, 2007), transfers from one camp to another, when
In order to use our touch-tone telephone
Cash - As always, cash is gladly accepted for walk-in space permits, will be accommodated by completing a
registration system, you must be pre-
registrations. modification form. Modification forms can be retrieved
registered in our system. Telephone registration for
Checks - With the proper identification we are happy by visiting any park district facility during regular
camp programs requires the use of a credit card.
to accept local checks made payable to the Skokie business hours. After June 10, transfer requests are
PLEASE NOTE: Telephone registrations require a $50
Park District. No second party or co-signed checks are required to be approved by the Camp Supervisor.
deposit only. You will be mailed a payment agreement
form that must be completed and returned to us in accepted. Checks that are returned from the bank for
order for your registration to be complete. any reason will incur an additional $25 charge. Cancellation Policy
Credit Cards - We accept Visa, MasterCard and The $50 Camp deposits are refundable if the request
Discover. is made in writing before May 1 for Session 1 and June
3. Walk-In Registration:
1 for Session 2. Cancellations requested after those
Walk-in resident registration begins at
12 p.m. on January 28 at the Weber Payment Options dates and prior to the first day of camp will forfeit the
Payment for all camps is payable through the following $50 deposit. All cancellation requests made on or after
Leisure Center, Oakton Community
methods. the first day of each session (June 11 – First Session &
Center, Emily Oaks Nature Center and
July 9 Second Session) will be pro-rated per the camp
Devonshire Cultural Center. Registration is on a first-
Resident Options: cancellation policy.
come, first-served basis. We will process registration
while you wait so we can provide immediate Full-Payment–Full payment includes the $50 deposit.
In order to process your request, we ask you to
confirmation of program enrollment with a receipt.
Auto-Debit–A $50 deposit for each child for each camp complete a Modification Form and present it to a
section is due at the time of registration. The fee is Customer Service Representative. Any credit due from
4. Mail-In & Fax Registration: a refund will be first applied to any household balance
debited against either your debit/credit card, checking,
Mail-in and fax registration is randomly that exists. If money is due back to you, then you may
or savings account. One half of the fee is debited on
processed beginning January 29 for choose to have the credit applied immediately to any
the 5th of April and the balance is debited on the 5th
residents and February 23 for non- credit card you provide or to have a check mailed to
of May.
residents. Complete your camp registration you. All refund checks are processed within 2 weeks
form, including signing the waiver on the of receipt of the original request.
bottom of the form and mail or fax it along
with proof of residency, proof of age,
payment agreement form and payment to:
Skokie Park District
9300 Weber Park Place
Skokie, IL 60077 Camp Refund Policy Guidelines
Phone: (847) 674-1500
Fax: (847) 763-2025 Session 1
You will receive a confirmation letter by mail. Deposit Fee
On or before May 1, 2007 100% refundable 100% refundable
Proof of Residency Required Between May 2 and June 10, 2007 Non-refundable 100% refundable
The Park District requires that proof of residency be First Week of Camp: June 11-15, 2007 Non-refundable 60% refundable
submitted with all camp registrations. Acceptable proof Second Week of Camp: June 18-22, 2007 Non-refundable 40% refundable
is as follows: driver’s license, utility bill or property No refunds after June 22, 2007.
tax bill. Failure to comply will delay processing your
registration form. For purposes of registering for a Park Session 2
District program or purchasing a service and/or facility Deposit Fee
pass or membership at resident rates the individual’s On or before June 1, 2007 100% refundable 100% refundable
primary residence must be within the Skokie Park Between June 2 and July 8, 2007 Non-refundable 100% refundable
District boundaries. Any owner of real estate within the First Week of Camp: July 9-13, 2007 Non-refundable 60% refundable
boundaries paying taxes to the Skokie Park District will Second Week of Camp: July 16-20, 2007 Non-refundable 40% refundable
be considered a resident, as will his immediate family. No refunds after July 20, 2007.
Immediate family is defined as husband, wife, (or life
partner) and children, which reside at the real estate Summer’s End
owner’s household. Residency rates for Skokie Park
District camp programs apply to residents of zip codes Summer’s End refunds may be requested through August 5, 2007.
60076, 60077, 60203 or for families that attend Skokie No refunds for cancellations after August 5, 2007.
School District 69.
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18. Camp Registration
Registration Information Required
Household Name
• Proof of Residency
Address Apt.
• Proof of Age (Birth Certificate)
• Payment Agreement Form
City Zip Code Email Address
(on back of this form)
Home Phone Work Phone
Grade Sex Camp Today's
Child's Name (Last name first) Birthday Entering M/F Camp Name Activity Number
Fee Payment
TOTAL
Emergency Contact Info Name
Address Apt. # City/State/Zip
Phone Relationship to Family
The Skokie Park District welcomes individuals with disabilities into programs.
Please describe any accommodations needed for successful inclusion in the program(s).
Release and hold harmless agreement: Participants 18 years of age or older and parents of participants under the age of 18 should read this form carefully and be aware that in signing up and participating in this program you will be waiving and releasing all claims for injuries or
damages you might personally sustain which might arise out of this program. As a participant in this program (or as a parent of a minor participant), I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury associated with such participation, and I agree to
assume the full risk for any injuries, damages, or loss which I may sustain as a result of participating (or of my minor child’s participation) in such program as against the Skokie Park District, its officers, agents, servants, and employees. I do hereby fully release and discharge the
Skokie Park District and its officers, agents, servants, and employees from any and all claims from injuries, damages, or loss which I may have or which may accrue to me on account of my participation (or on account of my minor child’s participation) in the program. I further
agree to indemnify, hold harmless, and defend the Skokie Park District and its officers, agents, servants, and employees from a ny and all claims resulting from injuries, damages, and losses sustained by me and arising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with the
activities of the program (or my minor child’s participation in the activities of the program). I have read and fully understand this Release and Hold Harmless Agreement and any program details provided to me. It is mutually understood that the facsimile registration document
(including waiver and release of all claims) shall substitute for and have the same legal effect as the original form.
Participant's Signature/Date Parent/Guardian Signature (if participant Is under 18)/Date
Skokie Park District 9300 Weber Park Place, Skokie, IL 60077 Fax: (847) 763-2025

19. CAMP PAYMENT AGREEMENT
Name _____________________________________
Method of Payment (check one)
Address ___________________________________ p Payment-in-Person: 4/1 & 5/1
City ________________________ Zip __________ p Auto-Debit Credit Card: 4/5 & 5/5
p Auto-Debit Checking: 4/5 & 5/5
Home Phone _______________________________
p Auto-Debit Savings: 4/5 & 5/5
Work Phone _______________________________
Child’s Name Camp Name Activity # Camp Fee Payment Amounts
(camp fee less $50 deposit
divided by 2 payments)
$ $
$ $
$ $
$ $
$ $
$ $
$ $
$ $
Checking/Savings Information: ________________________________ ___________________________
Bank Address
________________________________ ___________________________
Routing Number (nine digits) Account Number
Please attach a voided check or savings account information.
Credit Card Information: ________________ _____________________________________ __________
Credit Card Type Credit Card # Exp. Date
Agreement:
1. Checking/Savings: I understand that I can stop any payment authorized hereunder by giving my financial institution oral or
written notice at any time up to three (3) business days before my automatic deduction is scheduled to occur, but the
financial institution may require me to give written confirmation within 14 business days or an oral stop payment order
for it to remain effective.
2. I understand that I am responsible to notify the Skokie Park District if any of my bank account or credit card information
changes.
3. I understand that these financial arrangements will remain in effect until: a) the total amount due is collected by the
Skokie Park District, b) I have requested in writing a cancellation of the program and have paid all current fees, or c) the
Skokie Park District or my financial institution sends me a notice of termination of the this agreement.
4. I have read and agree to comply with the Camp Payment Options information printed on this form.
5. Any declined payment will incur a $25 service fee.
Print Name: ___________________________________________
Sign Name: ___________________________________________ Date: ______________________
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20. Sports Camps
Aquatics Camp
Have you ever dreamed of being a lifeguard or just wondered why the lifeguards carry
strange looking tubes? Here is your opportunity to find out just what lifeguarding is all about.
This camp will teach you basic rescues, first aid and CPR skills, water safety and help you
learn what a day in the life of a lifeguard is really like. Camp activities will include stroke
improvement and team building games along with a field trip to other aquatic facilties.
Grades: 6-9
Location: Skokie Water Playground
Rain Site: Skokie Water Playground
Min: 12/Max: 40 Bus
Code Days Dates Time R N
220641-02 M-F 7/9-8/3 9:30A-3:30P $410 $513
Sports Camp - Schack Park
Sports Camp teaches the basic skills of volleyball, soccer, basketball and softball. Other
activities include floor hockey, tennis, cage ball, gymnastics, ice skating, swimming, and three
field trips per session. Instructional and skill development will be the main emphasis for
weeks one and two. Team games will be played during weeks three and four.
Grades: 2-6
Location: Schack Park
Rain Site: Fairview School
Bus
Min: 50/Max: 150
Code Days Dates Time R N
220431-01 M-F 6/11-7/6 9:30A-3:30P $414 $518
220431-02 M-F 7/9-8/3 9:30A-3:30P $414 $518
Summerstars Hockey Camp
Nine hours of ice time instruction and fun offered each week. Other activities offered as part of the camp experience include golf, swimming, bowling,
basketball, inline hockey, outdoor games and much more. Lunch is available for purchase. A separate camp brochure is available upon request.
Grades:
Location: Skatium Ice Arena, Weber Leisure Center
Rain Site: Skatium Ice Arena, Wever Leisure Center
Min: 10/Max: 30
Sections Dates Time R N
M-F, Daily–AM 6/11-8/10 8:30-11:45A $20-day $23-day
M-F, Daily-PM 6/11-8/10 12:30-4:00P $20-day $23-day
M-F, Daily-Full 6/11-8/10 8:30-4:00P $40-day $46-day
M-F, Weekly-AM 6/11-8/10 8:30-11:45A $95-week $110-week
M-F, Weekly-PM 6/11-8/10 12:30-4:00P $95-week $110-week
M-F, Weekly-Full 6/11-8/10 8:30-4:00P $190-week $220-week
Important: On-line and Teletrac registration is not applicable for Summerstars Hockey Camp. Registration
must go through the Skatium Office. For detailed info about this camp, call (847) 674-1500, ext. 2900.
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21. Sports Camps - Continued
Chicago Storm Soccer Camp
Chicago Storm Summer Soccer Camps offer the unique opportunity for children to work with actual Chicago Storm players and coaches! Run by Head
Coach Steve Morris and Goal keeper/Assistant Coach Jim Larkin and other Storm players, campers of all levels work on skills and strategies in a curriculum
that is game like and FUN! All campers receive a certificate of completion, t-shirt, ball, a ticket to a Chicago Storm game, and a player evaluation by actual
professional players. The Chicago Storm is a member of the Major Indoor Soccer League (MISL). SIGN UP TODAY!
Age: 4-15
Location: Gross Point Park
Rain Site: Weber Leisure Center
Min: 20/Max: 100
Code Ages Days Dates Time R N
Mini Kickers Camp
220435-01 4-6 M-F 6/18-6/22 9A-12P $125 $156
Half Day Camp
220435-02 7-15 M-F 6/18-6/22 9A-12P $125 $156
Full Day Camp
220435-03 7-15 M-F 6/18-6/22 9A-3P $160 $200
Challenger British Soccer Camp
Challenger British Soccer Camps offer world-class instruction by talented coaches in a safe, stimulating and fun learning environment. They develop skills
based on maximum participation and separate programs based on skill level and age. Participants will receive a free t-shirt, ball, official CBSC jersey, two
free issues of Sports Illustrated Kids and a personal player evaluation from your CBSC Coach. Volunteer host families are needed for each session. If you
would like to host a coach, please let us know. Host families will receive a significant camp fee rebate, or up to $125 in apparel or training equipment
vouchers. Bus service is not available for this camp. Begining 7/1/07 a $10 late fee will e charged for each camp.
Age: 3-18
Location: Gross Point Park
Rain Site: Weber Leisure Center
Min: 20/Max: 100
Code Ages Days Dates Time R N Fee after 6/30/07
First Kicks
221831-01 3&4 M-F 8/6-8/10 11A-12P $77 $96 $87/$106
Mini Soccer
221831-02 5&6 M-F 8/6-8/10 9-11A $90 $113 $100/$123
Half Day
221831-03 6-12 M-F 8/6-8/10 9A-12P $117 $147 $127/$157
Half Day
221831-04 10-16 M-F 8/6-8/10 1-4P $117 $147 $127/$157
Full Day
221831-05 6-18 M-F 8/6-8/10 9A-4P $194 $243 $204/$253

22. Sports Max Weber Indoor Sports Camp
Sports Max will be conducted in two four-week sessions at Laramie The temperature may be hot outside this summer, but the Weber gym
Park. The focus of this program is to provide excellent instruction and is nice and comfortable for those young athletes who want to learn
valuable participation time in a variety of sports. This will allow your new skills and get a lot of exercise. Instructional sports are volleyball,
student-athlete to develop an appreciation for and understanding of a basketball and soccer. Group sports include floor hockey, softball and
variety of competitive sports. Sports Max will also have physical fitness ice skating. Campers will have two field trips each session in addition
and lifestyle sports components. The camp will be supervised by skilled to weekly trips to the Skokie Water Playground. Transportation to and
athetes specializing in the following areas: baseball/softball, football, from camp is available for an additional fee. Please see program guide for
basketball, soccer, tennis and volleyball. Participants will receive extensive registration information.
instruction and significant playtime in each sport. Field trips will include
a pro-baseball game, bowling, leisure swimming, golf and more to be Grades: 2-5
determined. Extended camp (Grade 5) and bus service to and from camp Location: Weber Leisure Center
are available for an additional fee. Rain Site: Weber Leisure Center Bus
Min: 20/Max: 50
Grade: 5-8
Location: Laramie Park Code Days Dates Time R N
Rain Site: Fairview School Bus 220432-01 M-F 6/11-7/6 9:30A-3:30P $414 $518
Min: 30/Max: 60 220432-02 M-F 7/9-8/3 9:30A-3:30P $414 $518
Code Days Dates Time R N
220434-01 M-F 6/11-7/6 9:30A-3:30P $485 $606
220434-02 M-F 7/9-8/3 9:30A-3:30P $485 $606
Jr. High Sports Camp
Some of your mornings may be busy with four weeks of summer school,
so let us fill your afternoons with our sports camp designed for Jr. High
aged participants. This sports camp is for students who are looking
to keep active and have some fun with their friends for four weeks of
the summer. Camp activities include field trips and swimming. Sports
activities include soccer, volleyball, basketball, floor hockey and many
more of your favorites.
Grades: 5-7
Location: Old Orchard Jr. High School
Rain Site: Old Orchard Jr. High School
Min: 20/Max: 50
Code Days Dates Time R N
220441-01 M-F 6/11-7/6 12-3:30P $241 $301
North Shore Basketball Camp
The main objective of this camp is to instill the importance of teamwork,
sportsmanship, and thinking while on the court. Along with playing and
learning the game, it is important that campers have a positive feeling
about their game, themselves and also enjoy their week at camp. Everett
Stephens, who was drafted by the 76ers as well as being an outstanding
collegiate athlete at Purdue University, will direct the camp. This camp will
strive to teach each camper the fundamentals of basketball. Each camper
will take home a better understanding of what they can do on their own to improve themselves. The following skills will be taught: Ball handling, jump
stop and pivoting, passing, foot work (spin, cross-over, push-off, inside pivoting), shooting, defense, free throws, lay ups, rebounding and tipping,
dribbling, pick and roll and roll dribble, team fundamentals, three-on-three, five-on-five and rules and regulations. Begining 6/16/07, a late fee will be
charged for each camp.
Ages: 7-14
Location: Weber Leisure Center
Rain Site: Weber Leisure Center
Min: 20/Max: 60
Code Days Dates Time R N Fee after 6/15/07
220433-01 M-F 8/6-8/10 12:30-5P $195 $245 $215/$270
220433-02 M-F 8/13-8/17 12:30-5P $195 $245 $215/$270
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23. Golf Camps
Junior Golf Camp
This camp offers junior golfers ages grades 3-8 an opportunity to participate in a program geared toward golf at an exceptional value. Junior golfers will
participate in the following activities: minimum of 10 hours of instruction per week, a specially designed golf fitness program and of course, playing golf.
Other non-golfing activities may include bowling and swimming. The homesite for the camp is Skokie Sports Park. Bring your own clubs and get ready for
a golfing summer you’ll never forget! Sign up for one, two, three or all four weeks! Bus service to and from camp is not available but an on-site extended
camp service will be available for an additional fee.
Grades: 3-8
Location: Sports Park
Rain Site: Sports Park
Min: 4/Max: 8
Week 1 (Todd Sones Clinic)
Code Days Dates Time R N
221643-01 M-F 6/11-6/15 9:30A-4P $420 $462
Week 2
Code Days Dates Time R N
221643-02 M-F 6/18-6/22 9:30A-4P $341 $375
Week 3
Code Days Dates Time R N
221643-03 M-F 6/25-6/29 9:30A-4P $341 $375
Week 4 (No camp on July 4th)
Code Days Dates Time R N
221643-04 M-F 7/2-7/6 9:30A -4P $280 $308
Week 5 (Todd Sones Clinic)
Code Days Dates Time R N
221643-05 M-F 7/9-7/13 9:30A-4P $420 $462
Week 6
Code Days Dates Time R N
221643-06 M-F 7/16-7/20 9:30A-4P $341 $375
Week 7
Code Days Dates Time R N
221643-07 M-F 7/23-7/27 9:30A-4P $341 $375
Week 8
Code Days Dates Time R N
221643-08 M-F 7/30-8/3 9:30A-4P $341 $375
Invitational Players Golf Camp
This camp offers advanced players an opportunity to hone their skills. In order to register for
this camp, you must receive an invitation or pass a qualifying test. This camp will offer swing
fundamentals, course management strategies, competitive play and other advanced training.
Grades 4-12
Location: Sports Park
Rain Site: Sports Park
Min: 4/Max: 8
Code Days Dates Time R N
221645-01 M-F 8/6-8/10 9:30A-4P $347 $381
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