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Home My WebLink About2019-09 Euless Today September WATER 817-685-1471 Dear Citizens, What if you saw somebody collapse and stop breathing? Would you be able to administer CPR? According to our City’s paramedics, administering CPR immediately is the most important thing you can do to save a person’s life. In fact, chances of a complete recovery after a medical emergency increase greatly with bystander-initiated CPR after calling 911. Chest compressions increase the likelihood of survival because they keep the blood flowing until medical personnel arrive and take over. Mouth-to-mouth contact isn’t necessary. If CPR can be the life-saving difference for someone, don’t you think it’s a valuable skill to learn? Many places such as the American Red Cross teach CPR to individuals, schools or workplaces. I encourage you to enroll in a CPR class today. Linda Martin Mayor Tim Stinneford Place 1 Jeremy Tompkins Mayor Pro Tem Place 2 Eddie Price Place 3 Perry Bynum Place 4 Harry Zimmer Place 5 Salman Bhojani Place 6 Euless Today is published by the City of Euless. 201 N. Ector Dr. • Euless, TX 76039 • 817-685-1400 • eulessinfo@eulesstx.gov • Uverse Ch. 99 • Euless Cable Channel 16 • www.EulessTx.gov/MyEuless The Euless City Council September WATER 817-685-1471 July WATER 817-685-1471 Did you know…? You can see in action Lucas, an amazing, automated CPR device that saves lives. Watch the video at www.eulesstx.gov/fire. Become Certified in CPR and Save a Life Have you ever wondered if something as small as three letters could be the one thing that determines if someone lives or dies? Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, or CPR for short, is probably something you have heard of but never given much more thought than that. George Grim, EMS/Coordinator, along with the Euless Fire Department know all too well how important CPR is to someone’s survival. For the last four years, members of the Euless Fire Department have been making use of the Lund University Cardiopulmonary Assist System (LUCAS), a mechanical CPR device that has helped them improve their work performance in many ways. “Crew safety is one of them, we no longer have to stand up in the back of an ambulance going down the road holding on with one hand,” Grim said. Unlike people, the machine doesn’t get tired and can give continuous chest compressions for about 30 minutes (allowing time to get individuals into emergency care). However, when LUCAS is not available, traditional CPR can also be life saving. Continued on pg. 2 July WATER 817-685-1471 July WATER 817-685-1471 At a local basketball court, a 19-year-old went into cardiac arrest and was saved thanks to a bystander who performed CPR until emergency medical personnel took over. The teen was released from the hospital a few days later. According to Grim, “We have had at least five calls in the past seven months, where bystander CPR was started and 911 was called, and they all ended up walking out of the hospital.” A common concern most people have about performing CPR on someone is the infamous two breaths recommended along with chest compressions. For those who are hesitant about giving breaths to another, Grim’s advice is to “focus on compressions and don’t worry about the breaths.” Another lifesaving tool is the Automated External Defibrillators (AED) that are located in the City of Euless buildings. An AED can be just as valuable as CPR. However, don’t stop performing CPR to retrieve an AED. Ask someone else to get it. Two minutes of non- blood flow to the brain is all it takes for damage to start to set in. When doing compressions, don’t go too fast, make sure you let the chest recoil and try to get 100 compressions per minute. Those working in emergency services know that properly performing CPR can be life saving. But you don’t have to be trained in emergency medicine to learn how to aid others. Many cities and organizations offer classes to teach everyday people how they too can learn how to save a life. “You want to begin chest compression prior to five minutes of the incident,” Grim said. “It’s the one thing that’s actually going to make a difference.” For those interested in getting CPR certified, the American Red Cross has a search engine to find certification classes in your area at https://www.redcross.org/take-a-class/cpr. A Rock Around the Park Concert Suzy & the Sissies Friday, September 6, 7 - 9 p.m. Texas Star Pavilion 1400 Texas Star Parkway Join us Friday night for a free concert by cover band, Suzy and the Sissies. From Blues to Rock, Country to Americana, these four established DFW musicians put their own stamp on classic staples from artists like Bonnie Raitt, Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac, CCR, Linda Ronstadt, Lucinda Williams, The Pretenders and more. Bring your entire family to this free concert. Concessions and drinks are available for purchase. Call 817-685-1666 for information. July WATER 817-685-1471 July WATER 817-685-1471 At a local basketball court, a 19-year-old went into cardiac arrest and was saved thanks to a bystander who performed CPR until emergency medical personnel took over. The teen was released from the hospital a few days later. According to Grim, “We have had at least five calls in the past seven months, where bystander CPR was started and 911 was called, and they all ended up walking out of the hospital.” A common concern most people have about performing CPR on someone is the infamous two breaths recommended along with chest compressions. For those who are hesitant about giving breaths to another, Grim’s advice is to “focus on compressions and don’t worry about the breaths.” Another lifesaving tool is the Automated External Defibrillators (AED) that are located in the City of Euless buildings. An AED can be just as valuable as CPR. However, don’t stop performing CPR to retrieve an AED. Ask someone else to get it. Two minutes of non- blood flow to the brain is all it takes for damage to start to set in. When doing compressions, don’t go too fast, make sure you let the chest recoil and try to get 100 compressions per minute. Those working in emergency services know that properly performing CPR can be life saving. But you don’t have to be trained in emergency medicine to learn how to aid others. Many cities and organizations offer classes to teach everyday people how they too can learn how to save a life. “You want to begin chest compression prior to five minutes of the incident,” Grim said. “It’s the one thing that’s actually going to make a difference.” For those interested in getting CPR certified, the American Red Cross has a search engine to find certification classes in your area at https://www.redcross.org/take-a-class/cpr. A Rock Around the Park Concert Suzy & the Sissies Friday, September 6, 7 - 9 p.m. Texas Star Pavilion 1400 Texas Star Parkway Join us Friday night for a free concert by cover band, Suzy and the Sissies. From Blues to Rock, Country to Americana, these four established DFW musicians put their own stamp on classic staples from artists like Bonnie Raitt, Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac, CCR, Linda Ronstadt, Lucinda Williams, The Pretenders and more. Bring your entire family to this free concert. Concessions and drinks are available for purchase. Call 817-685-1666 for information. July WATER817-685-1471 July WATER 817-685-1471 September 11 Ceremony Wednesday, September 11, 9 a.m. 9/11 Memorial, Fire Administration 201 N. Ector Drive Please join us for a ceremony to remember the lives of the heroes who were lost during the attack on our nation. The City of Euless is the proud owner of an artifact from the World Trade Center. The artifact is a 12-foot-long, 6,000-pound steel beam from the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. This memorial sits in front of the Euless Fire Administration Building as a memorial to the thousands killed that tragic day. ECPAAA BBQ Fundraiser Saturday, September 28, 6 - 8:30 p.m. Euless Senior Center 300 W. Midway Drive The Euless Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association (ECPAAA) is hosting a fundraising event to benefit the Euless Police Department. The event will be a BBQ Dinner, Mini Live Auction, Dine ‘N Dash, Pick ‘N Play and a 50/50 Event. Ticket Prices: $15 – Ages 11 to Adult; $5 – Ages 5 to 10; Free – Under 5. Tickets are available for purchase at Stitch N Tyme Embroidery, 706 South Main Street between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. Tickets are also available from ECPAAA members. The deadline to purchase tickets is September 18. Come out for delicious food, great prizes and to support your Euless Police Department! . July WATER817-685-1471 September AquaticsEuless Family Life Center / 300 W. Midway Dr. / 817-685-1666 OPEN SWIM: Monday & Wednesday, 12:20-5 p.m., 7:20-8:30 p.m. / Tuesday & Thursday 12:20-5:30 p.m., 7:30-8:30 p.m. / Friday 12:20-5 p.m. / Saturday 10:30-3:30 p.m. / Sunday noon-3:30 p.m. Note: Below are the swim lessons available at the time of this publication. For more detailed information on swim lessons for the Summer please pick up a copy of the Summer 2019 Playbook or look for it online at www. eulesstx.gov/pacs. To register for Summer classes visit the Euless Family Life Center or register online at www. eulesstx.gov/pacs. Registration for September swim lessons opens August 29th for residents. NATATORIUM SWIM LESSONS DAY DATES AGE TIME $R/NR PARENT & TOT M/W 9/9-10/2 6mo-2 6:15-6:45pm $65/$75 WATER TOTS M/W 9/9-10/2 2-4 5:40-6:10pm $65/$75 WATER TOTS M/W 9/9-10/2 2-4 6:15-6:45pm $65/$75 LEVEL 1 M/W 9/9-10/2 4-9 5:05-5:35pm $65/$75 LEVEL 1 M/W 9/9-10/2 4-9 5:40-6:10pm $65/$75 LEVEL 1 M/W 9/9-10/2 4-9 6:15-6:45pm $65/$75 LEVEL 1 M/W 9/9-10/2 4-9 6:50-7:20pm $65/$75 LEVEL 2 M/W 9/9-10/2 4-9 5:05-5:35pm $65/$75 LEVEL 2 M/W 9/9-10/2 4-9 5:40-6:10pm $65/$75 LEVEL 2 M/W 9/9-10/2 4-9 5:40-6:10pm $65/$75 LEVEL 3 M/W 9/9-10/2 5-15 5:05-5:35pm $65/$75 LEVEL 3 M/W 9/9-10/2 5-15 6:50-7:20pm $65/$75 LEVEL 4 M/W 9/9-10/2 5-15 5:05-5:35pm $65/$75 LEVEL 4 M/W 9/9-10/2 5-15 6:50-7:20pm $65/$75 ADULT M/W 9/9-10/2 15+ 6:50-7:20pm $65/$75 SWIM TEAM PREP M/W 9/9-10/2 5-15 6:15-6:45pm $65/$75 September Senior Happenings ACTIVITIES DAY DATE TIME LOC $ TRIVIA TU 9/3 12PM SEN FREE BINGO W 9/4 1PM SEN $1 A CARD BUNCO F 9/13 9AM SEN $3 NATIONAL PEANUT DAY FREE PEANUTS F 9/13 11:30AM SEN FREE DINING OUT M 9/16 5PM OFF PAY OWN MEAL (REG REQUIRED) TAXES IN RETIREMENT W 9/18 10AM SEN FREE (REG REQUIRED) MYSTERY LUNCH W 9/18 12:30PM OFF PAY OWN MEAL (REG REQUIRED) $1 BAKED POTATO W 9/25 11:30AM GAME ROOM $1 FAB-EULESS FINDS F 9/27 9:30AM OFF $5 (REG REQUIRED) ALL ATTENDEES MUST BE SENIOR CENTER MEMBERS AND 60+ THE SENIOR CENTER WILL BE CLOSED ON LABOR DAY July WATER 817-685-1471 July WATER 817-685-1471 At a local basketball court, a 19-year-old went into cardiac arrest and was saved thanks to a bystander who performed CPR until emergency medical personnel took over. The teen was released from the hospital a few days later. According to Grim, “We have had at least five calls in the past seven months, where bystander CPR was started and 911 was called, and they all ended up walking out of the hospital.” A common concern most people have about performing CPR on someone is the infamous two breaths recommended along with chest compressions. For those who are hesitant about giving breaths to another, Grim’s advice is to “focus on compressions and don’t worry about the breaths.” Another lifesaving tool is the Automated External Defibrillators (AED) that are located in the City of Euless buildings. An AED can be just as valuable as CPR. However, don’t stop performing CPR to retrieve an AED. Ask someone else to get it. Two minutes of non- blood flow to the brain is all it takes for damage to start to set in. When doing compressions, don’t go too fast, make sure you let the chest recoil and try to get 100 compressions per minute. Those working in emergency services know that properly performing CPR can be life saving. But you don’t have to be trained in emergency medicine to learn how to aid others. Many cities and organizations offer classes to teach everyday people how they too can learn how to save a life. “You want to begin chest compression prior to five minutes of the incident,” Grim said. “It’s the one thing that’s actually going to make a difference.” For those interested in getting CPR certified, the American Red Cross has a search engine to find certification classes in your area at https://www.redcross.org/take-a-class/cpr. A Rock Around the Park Concert Suzy & the Sissies Friday, September 6, 7 - 9 p.m. Texas Star Pavilion 1400 Texas Star Parkway Join us Friday night for a free concert by cover band, Suzy and the Sissies. From Blues to Rock, Country to Americana, these four established DFW musicians put their own stamp on classic staples from artists like Bonnie Raitt, Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac, CCR, Linda Ronstadt, Lucinda Williams, The Pretenders and more. Bring your entire family to this free concert. Concessions and drinks are available for purchase. Call 817-685-1666 for information. July WATER 817-685-1471 Euless Library Foundation Annual Meeting Sunday, September 15, 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. Texas Star Conference Centre 1400 Texas Star Parkway Support your library and join us for food and fun! All are welcome. Our featured speaker is Tim Madigan, author of I’m Proud of You: My Friendship with Fred Rogers. Tim Madigan is an award-winning newspaper journalist and is also the author of See No Evil: Blind Devotion and Bloodshed in David Koresh’s Holy War and The Burning: Massacre, Destruction, and the Tulsa Race Riot of 1921. Signed copies of Mr. Madigan’s books will be available for purchase. Basic Garde Manger Wednesday, September 25, 7 p.m. Euless City Hall 201 N. Ector Dr. Yes, we spelled that correctly. Garde Manger is a practice that focuses on the preparation of food for future storage. Have you thought about all the food being wasted after preparing a meal? Food waste is a serious issue in the U.S., but the team at Turn Compost is combating this issue by encouraging people to start composting and recycling their food. Wes Fitch from Turn Compost will teach you how to start canning and dehydrating food to promote less waste in the kitchen. Trinity GAP Club’s Petpawlooza Saturday, September 28, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Glade Parks Plaza 300 Block of Chisholm Trail The Trinity High School GAP Club will host its first Petpawlooza to support the Euless Animal Shelter. Petpawlooza will replace the fall pet fair that the club has hosted previously. This event will feature pet adoptions, a raffle, microchipping and conces- sions. In addition, attendees will be able to buy pet items at the bazaar to support the shelter. The Texas Coalition for Animal Protection will also be offering low-cost vaccinations at the event from 12-2 p.m. Come support our animal shelter and the medical needs of its pets by bringing your family and friends to Petpawlooza! T-shirts created for the event are available to pre-order now. For more information, please call 817-689-4740. July WATER817-685-1471 September AquaticsEuless Family Life Center / 300 W. Midway Dr. / 817-685-1666 OPEN SWIM: Monday & Wednesday, 12:20-5 p.m., 7:20-8:30 p.m. / Tuesday & Thursday 12:20-5:30 p.m., 7:30-8:30 p.m. / Friday 12:20-5 p.m. / Saturday 10:30-3:30 p.m. / Sunday noon-3:30 p.m. Note: Below are the swim lessons available at the time of this publication. For more detailed information on swim lessons for the Summer please pick up a copy of the Summer 2019 Playbook or look for it online at www. eulesstx.gov/pacs. To register for Summer classes visit the Euless Family Life Center or register online at www. eulesstx.gov/pacs. Registration for September swim lessons opens August 29th for residents. NATATORIUM SWIM LESSONS DAY DATES AGE TIME $R/NR PARENT & TOT M/W 9/9-10/2 6mo-2 6:15-6:45pm $65/$75 WATER TOTS M/W 9/9-10/2 2-4 5:40-6:10pm $65/$75 WATER TOTS M/W 9/9-10/2 2-4 6:15-6:45pm $65/$75 LEVEL 1 M/W 9/9-10/2 4-9 5:05-5:35pm $65/$75 LEVEL 1 M/W 9/9-10/2 4-9 5:40-6:10pm $65/$75 LEVEL 1 M/W 9/9-10/2 4-9 6:15-6:45pm $65/$75 LEVEL 1 M/W 9/9-10/2 4-9 6:50-7:20pm $65/$75 LEVEL 2 M/W 9/9-10/2 4-9 5:05-5:35pm $65/$75 LEVEL 2 M/W 9/9-10/2 4-9 5:40-6:10pm $65/$75 LEVEL 2 M/W 9/9-10/2 4-9 5:40-6:10pm $65/$75 LEVEL 3 M/W 9/9-10/2 5-15 5:05-5:35pm $65/$75 LEVEL 3 M/W 9/9-10/2 5-15 6:50-7:20pm $65/$75 LEVEL 4 M/W 9/9-10/2 5-15 5:05-5:35pm $65/$75 LEVEL 4 M/W 9/9-10/2 5-15 6:50-7:20pm $65/$75 ADULT M/W 9/9-10/2 15+ 6:50-7:20pm $65/$75 SWIM TEAM PREP M/W 9/9-10/2 5-15 6:15-6:45pm $65/$75 September Senior Happenings ACTIVITIES DAY DATE TIME LOC $ TRIVIA TU 9/3 12PM SEN FREE BINGO W 9/4 1PM SEN $1 A CARD BUNCO F 9/13 9AM SEN $3 NATIONAL PEANUT DAY FREE PEANUTS F 9/13 11:30AM SEN FREE DINING OUT M 9/16 5PM OFF PAY OWN MEAL (REG REQUIRED) TAXES IN RETIREMENT W 9/18 10AM SEN FREE (REG REQUIRED) MYSTERY LUNCH W 9/18 12:30PM OFF PAY OWN MEAL (REG REQUIRED) $1 BAKED POTATO W 9/25 11:30AM GAME ROOM $1 FAB-EULESS FINDS F 9/27 9:30AM OFF $5 (REG REQUIRED) ALL ATTENDEES MUST BE SENIOR CENTER MEMBERS AND 60+ THE SENIOR CENTER WILL BE CLOSED ON LABOR DAY July WATER817-685-1471 September AquaticsEuless Family Life Center / 300 W. Midway Dr. / 817-685-1666 OPEN SWIM: Monday & Wednesday, 12:20-5 p.m., 7:20-8:30 p.m. / Tuesday & Thursday 12:20-5:30 p.m., 7:30-8:30 p.m. / Friday 12:20-5 p.m. / Saturday 10:30-3:30 p.m. / Sunday noon-3:30 p.m. Note: Below are the swim lessons available at the time of this publication. For more detailed information on swim lessons for the Summer please pick up a copy of the Summer 2019 Playbook or look for it online at www. eulesstx.gov/pacs. To register for Summer classes visit the Euless Family Life Center or register online at www. eulesstx.gov/pacs. Registration for September swim lessons opens August 29th for residents. NATATORIUM SWIM LESSONS DAY DATES AGE TIME $R/NR PARENT & TOT M/W 9/9-10/2 6mo-2 6:15-6:45pm $65/$75 WATER TOTS M/W 9/9-10/2 2-4 5:40-6:10pm $65/$75 WATER TOTS M/W 9/9-10/2 2-4 6:15-6:45pm $65/$75 LEVEL 1 M/W 9/9-10/2 4-9 5:05-5:35pm $65/$75 LEVEL 1 M/W 9/9-10/2 4-9 5:40-6:10pm $65/$75 LEVEL 1 M/W 9/9-10/2 4-9 6:15-6:45pm $65/$75 LEVEL 1 M/W 9/9-10/2 4-9 6:50-7:20pm $65/$75 LEVEL 2 M/W 9/9-10/2 4-9 5:05-5:35pm $65/$75 LEVEL 2 M/W 9/9-10/2 4-9 5:40-6:10pm $65/$75 LEVEL 2 M/W 9/9-10/2 4-9 5:40-6:10pm $65/$75 LEVEL 3 M/W 9/9-10/2 5-15 5:05-5:35pm $65/$75 LEVEL 3 M/W 9/9-10/2 5-15 6:50-7:20pm $65/$75 LEVEL 4 M/W 9/9-10/2 5-15 5:05-5:35pm $65/$75 LEVEL 4 M/W 9/9-10/2 5-15 6:50-7:20pm $65/$75 ADULT M/W 9/9-10/2 15+ 6:50-7:20pm $65/$75 SWIM TEAM PREP M/W 9/9-10/2 5-15 6:15-6:45pm $65/$75 September Senior Happenings ACTIVITIES DAY DATE TIME LOC $ TRIVIA TU 9/3 12PM SEN FREE BINGO W 9/4 1PM SEN $1 A CARD BUNCO F 9/13 9AM SEN $3 NATIONAL PEANUT DAY FREE PEANUTS F 9/13 11:30AM SEN FREE DINING OUT M 9/16 5PM OFF PAY OWN MEAL (REG REQUIRED) TAXES IN RETIREMENT W 9/18 10AM SEN FREE (REG REQUIRED) MYSTERY LUNCH W 9/18 12:30PM OFF PAY OWN MEAL (REG REQUIRED) $1 BAKED POTATO W 9/25 11:30AM GAME ROOM $1 FAB-EULESS FINDS F 9/27 9:30AM OFF $5 (REG REQUIRED) ALL ATTENDEES MUST BE SENIOR CENTER MEMBERS AND 60+ THE SENIOR CENTER WILL BE CLOSED ON LABOR DAY July WATER 817-685-1471 July WATER 817-685-1471 At a local basketball court, a 19-year-old went into cardiac arrest and was saved thanks to a bystander who performed CPR until emergency medical personnel took over. The teen was released from the hospital a few days later. According to Grim, “We have had at least five calls in the past seven months, where bystander CPR was started and 911 was called, and they all ended up walking out of the hospital.” A common concern most people have about performing CPR on someone is the infamous two breaths recommended along with chest compressions. For those who are hesitant about giving breaths to another, Grim’s advice is to “focus on compressions and don’t worry about the breaths.” Another lifesaving tool is the Automated External Defibrillators (AED) that are located in the City of Euless buildings. An AED can be just as valuable as CPR. However, don’t stop performing CPR to retrieve an AED. Ask someone else to get it. Two minutes of non- blood flow to the brain is all it takes for damage to start to set in. When doing compressions, don’t go too fast, make sure you let the chest recoil and try to get 100 compressions per minute. Those working in emergency services know that properly performing CPR can be life saving. But you don’t have to be trained in emergency medicine to learn how to aid others. Many cities and organizations offer classes to teach everyday people how they too can learn how to save a life. “You want to begin chest compression prior to five minutes of the incident,” Grim said. “It’s the one thing that’s actually going to make a difference.” For those interested in getting CPR certified, the American Red Cross has a search engine to find certification classes in your area at https://www.redcross.org/take-a-class/cpr. A Rock Around the Park Concert Suzy & the Sissies Friday, September 6, 7 - 9 p.m. Texas Star Pavilion 1400 Texas Star Parkway Join us Friday night for a free concert by cover band, Suzy and the Sissies. From Blues to Rock, Country to Americana, these four established DFW musicians put their own stamp on classic staples from artists like Bonnie Raitt, Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac, CCR, Linda Ronstadt, Lucinda Williams, The Pretenders and more. Bring your entire family to this free concert. Concessions and drinks are available for purchase. Call 817-685-1666 for information. July WATER 817-685-1471 SEPTEMBER CLASSES / Euless Family Life Center, 300 W. Midway Dr. For complete descriptions, visit www.eulesstx.gov/eflc or on Facebook “Euless Parks & Community Services.” EFLC HOURS: M-TH: 5 A.M. - 9 P.M. • FRI: 5 A.M. - 8 P.M. • SAT: 8 A.M. - 6 P.M. • SUN: NOON - 6 P.M. EFLC: EULESS FAMILY LIFE CENTER, SEN: EULESS FAMILY LIFE SENIOR CENTER, BEP: BOB EDEN PARK, SIM: SIMMONS CENTER, MPE: MIDWAY PARK ELEMENTARY ACTIVITIES DAY DATES AGE TIME LOC $ PRESCHOOL TWO’S TIME T-TH 9/3-9/26 1.5-3 9AM-12PM EFLC $87 YOLANDA’S LITTLE LEARNERS (CHOOSE FROM 2, 3 OR 4 DAYS) M-TH 9/3-9/26 3-5 9AM-2PM EFLC 2 DAYS $202 3 DAYS $292 4 DAYS $377 PRESCHOOL DANCE SHINING STARS T 9/3-9/24 3-4 4:30-5:30PM REC $67 TINY DANCERS W 9/4-9/25 2-3 10-10:45AM REC $64 TWINKLE TOES W 9/4-9/25 3-4 11AM-12PM REC $67 PINK TUTUS W 9/4-9/25 4-5 12-1PM REC $67 DANCE SOUL STEPPERS T 9/3-9/24 4-6 5:30-6:30PM REC $67 CONTEMPORARY TH 9/5-9/26 11+ 7:30-8:30PM REC $67 SHOW STOPPERS M 9/2-9/23 4-6 4-5PM REC $67 TAP/BALLET/JAZZ/HIP HOP TH 9/5-9/26 8-10 6:30-7:30PM REC $67 TAP/JAZZ LEVEL 1 T 9/3-9/24 8-10 4-5PM REC $67 TAP/JAZZ LEVEL 2 TH 9/5-9/26 10-11 4-5:30PM REC $77 TAP/JAZZ LEVEL 3 T 9/3-9/26 12-14 5-6:30PM REC $77 TAP/JAZZ LEVEL 4 T 9/3-9/24 14-18 7:30-9PM REC $77 HIP HOP TH 9/5-9/26 8-13 5:30-6:30PM REC $67 INTRO TO BALLET TH 9/5-9/26 5-7 5-6PM REC $67 BALLET 1 TH 9/5-9/26 7-9 6-7PM REC $67 BALLET 2 TH 9/5-9/26 10+ 7-8PM REC $67 YOUTH TOT/PRE SOCCER SAT 9/21-11/9 3.5-5 9:40-10:15AM BEP $95 MOMMY/DADDY & ME SAT 9/21-11/9 2-3.5 9-9:30AM BEP $95 SOCCER 1 SAT 9/21-11/9 5-6 10:15-11AM BEP $95 SOCCER 2 SAT 9/21-11/9 7-10 11-1145AM BEP $95 ELEMENTARY YOGA W 9/4-9/25 5-10 4-4:40PM EFLC $50 MIDDLE SCHOOL YOGA W 9/4-9/25 11-15 4:45-5:30PM EFLC $50 TIGERKUBS M 9/9-10/14 5-8 6-6:45PM SEN $35 TAEKWON-DO BEGINNER M/TU 9/3-10/15 9-15 6-7:15PM SEN $75 TAEKWON-DO ADVANCED M/TH 9/5-10/17 9-15 6-7:15PM SEN/SIM $75 INC TUTORING (K-5TH) W 9/4-9/25 K-5TH GRADE 5-7PM EFLC $200 INC TUTORING (6TH-8TH) SAT 9/7-9/28 6TH-8TH GRADE 1-3PM EFLC $200 ART WORKING WITH ACRYLICS T 9/10 6+ 6:30-8:30PM SEN $39 CHARCOAL, PASTEL, & MORE T 9/17 6+ 6:30-8:30PM SEN $39 ART FOR THERAPY W 9/4-9/25 16+ 7-8:30PM SEN $39 ADULT TAEKWON-DO ADULT T/TH 9/3-10/17 16+ 7:30-9PM SEN/SIM $97 TAI CHI BEGINNERS T 9/3-9/24 16+ 6-7PM SEN $40 TAI CHI INTERMEDIATE T 9/3-9/24 16+ 7-8PM SEN $40 YIN YOGA SU 9/1-9/29 16+ 4-5PM EFLC $32 BACK TO BASICS YOGA T 9/3-9/24 16+ 7-8PM EFLC $26 FIT 4 YOU & STRONG ZUMBA MWF 9/4-9/30 16+ 5-6AM EFLC $40 LUNCHTIME BOOTCAMP TWTH 9/3-9/26 16+ 12-1PM EFLC $5/DAY AFROBEATS SAT 9/4-9/28 16+ 7-8PM/10-11AM EFLC $30 ADULT TAP T 9/3-9/24 16+ 6:30-7:30PM REC $62 INTRO TO FITNESS (M-F: 5:15-6:15AM, 8:30-9:30AM MON AND THURS: 6:30-7:30PM 8 SESSIONS: $71 RES/$76 NON-RES, 12 SESSIONS: $91 RES/$96 NON-RES, UNLIMITED SESSIONS: $102 RES/$107 NON-RES)