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Adult and children can participate in these classes.

 

Soccer Madness “Soccercise” Program – Soccer Madness “ Soccercise” program for girls and boys 3 ½ to 5 years old (age determined by first day of class). Explore a combination of soccer and exercise. Learn basic soccer skills through unique games and fun activities. Parents are welcome to participate in the fun and games with the children. Parents that do participate must sign their name to the release agreement on their child’s registration form.  All children will receive a t shirt and ball for participating. Dino Rocco former Newington High School Girl’s Varsity Assistant Coach and a Berlin Youth Soccer coach will conduct the program. The program will be held at the Berlin Community Center, Multi-purpose Room, is one hour long and meets twice a week for 6 weeks. The minimum number of participants is eight or more and the maximum class size is fifteen. Fee for residents will be $85 and for non residents $95. Monday and Wednesday 1 to 2 p.m. February 7 – March 21, 2012

Program #414408A   Deadline to register is January 27, 2012 by 1:00 p.m.

Performing Arts Inc., Berlin Community Center - Mondays, February 6 – March 26, 2012- No class February 20.  Seven weeks.  Grades K – 2: 4:15 to 5 p.m.  Grades 3 – 6: Acting: 5:05 to 5:55 p.m. Some of the things that will be covered: Theater games concentration exercises, voice and speech, improvisational exercises, acting terminology, sense memory, subtext, stage skills and script work.  Classes will also offer exciting activities for the more experienced participant as well! Fee for each class is $90 for residents, $100 for non-residents to register by mail, or $87 for residents on line or by phone, non residents $97. Two classes must run one after the other for programs to be offered.  There is a minimum of 7 and a limit of 22 for each class.  Registration accepted by Performing Arts Inc., only.  To register online go to www.town.berlin.ct.us   Department  & Officials then Parks & Recreation and look for link in program information, or go directly to www.performingartsprograms.biz, to get reduced price. Each individual registration needs to be entered separately. Enter coupon code PAPCLASS at checkout for each individual.  By phone: (860) 432-9890, or by mail: Performing Arts Program, Inc., P.O. Box 633, South Windsor, CT 06074.  Registration forms for mail registration are available at the Berlin Parks and Recreation Department.  Performing Arts Programs, Inc. accepts VISA, American Express, Master Card, PayPal and Discover for online or phone registrations. All refund requests follow the Berlin Parks and Recreation Department policy listed in the winter brochure with the following exceptions, funds for refunds will be issued by Performing Arts Programs, Inc. fees paid by credit card will be refunded by credit card, exceptions to refund policy will be made jointly by Performing Arts Programs Inc. and the Director of Berlin Parks and Recreation. If joint decision cannot be made then decision will be sole decision of Director of Berlin Parks and Recreation Dept.

Red Cross Babysitting course – is for youths 11 years old and up will help prepare students to supervise children in the absence of parents or guardians. This course offer the youths the opportunity to develop skills in leadership and professionalism, learn how to take care of children from infants up to school age, child development, basic care, simple cooking and crafts, safety, safe play and first aid. Students will receive a babysitting manual and a certificate (upon successfully completing the course). Babysitting Instructor: Terri Noyes.  Fee for residents is $55 and non residents $65. Class will be held at the Berlin Community Center.

Class 1: January 24 and 31 – 5 to 8:15 p.m.  Program #423001A

Class 2: February 22 and 29 – 5 to 8:15 p.m.  Program #423001B

The Parks and Recreation Department is offering the following programs for children starting in February.  Registrations are being taken now at the Parks and Recreation Department, 230 Kensington Rd.

Exploring Dance – Will be held on Fridays at the Community Center.  Children experience the enjoyment of ballet, tap, jazz and tumbling through creative movement during this 30–minute class.  For 3-5 year olds from 3:45 to 4:15 p.m.  Classes start on February 3 and the fee is $40 for residents, $50 for non-residents, for 6 classes.

Dance Beginnings – Will be held on Friday’s at the Community Center.  Children discover and create dances while learning the elements of ballet, tap, jazz and tumbling during this 45–minute class. For 5-7 year olds from 4:15-5 p.m.  Classes start on February 3 for 6 classes. Fee is $40 for residents, $50 for non-residents.

Me and My Dad – Dad’s, this a chance for you to participate with your child for a fun filled, active class. Each class will be filled with activities and games.  For 3 & 4 year olds (age determined by first class).  Program will be held at the Community Center from 10 to 10:45 a.m. on Saturday mornings starting February 4 for 6 classes.  Fee is $50 for residents and $60 for non-residents.

Art for Two – Parent/Child art class – Come make a craft with your kids.  For grades K-2 on Saturday, February 11 from 10 to 11 a.m.  A Valentine’s Day themed craft will be featured.  Class will be held at the Berlin Community Center.  Fee is $15 for residents and $25 for non-residents (price includes cost for materials). 

 

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greta stifel June 13, 2013 at 09:38 am
very sad indeed; so who is to blame for not teaching them? it is no wonder that the sat scores inRead More the DRG for Berlin and other townships are what they are....mediocre; at this comes right from the State of CT educational tracking stats a very telling article in Connecticut Magazine as well! the magnet schools are kicking the proverbial scholastic butts of the public school system. for less pay as well....so, the relationship of salary increases to all around better education;...well, all i can say is.....
William Brighenti June 16, 2013 at 04:40 pm
Berlin teachers' median annual salary is nearly $80,000, plus family medical benefits costing overRead More $20,000, plus the ability to retire at 55 years of age with summers off, winter and spring vacations, and virtually ever holiday known to man and woman, and a work day at the high school ending mid afternoon: not bad. Perhaps teachers salaries have little, if any, correlation to quality of education...huh?
Suzanne Helm June 12, 2013 at 02:08 pm
Next meeting to voice your opinion is at 7pm Community Center 6/13 Thursday. Friends of Pistol CreekRead More and the
Suzanne Helm June 12, 2013 at 02:14 pm
Friends of Pistol Creek Facebook page now up and running. Looking forward to your posts andRead More pictures on how you use Pistol Creek and what you have seen or done on the trails. Anything positive to help save this beautiful open space.
William Brighenti June 12, 2013 at 04:49 pm
How about signing my petition? I'd be happy to return the favor.
John Elsworth June 10, 2013 at 01:50 pm
Bill, you are correct on the motor vehicle laws an what should happen to drivers who break it.Read More There is also no law that people should eat food, but if they don't they will die.
John Elsworth June 10, 2013 at 01:57 pm
Bill, pushed wrong button an send comment off before I was finished. My point is everyone has toRead More use common sense in all situations an that includes parents on teaching there children as well as motorists. There will always be motorists who disobey the law an that is why parents must teach there kids about how to be safe an sound an not just say well there are laws on that. Make kids aware that accidents can happen an motorists speed an just be careful.
William Brighenti June 10, 2013 at 02:50 pm
Of course. But drivers need to obey the laws. If they don't, enforce the laws and make them payRead More the consequences of their actions: fines and civil lawsuits and higher insurance rates; loss of license;, prison for hitting a child.
chris choinski June 8, 2013 at 10:59 pm
heres a fun fact for ya, listening to you makes people want the old Berlin back. free ofRead More progressives like you
William Brighenti June 9, 2013 at 11:44 am
Name calling? Progressives? What next? Pinko Commie? I thought obeying the law, driving slow,Read More loving family and children were conservative values?
chris choinski June 9, 2013 at 06:38 pm
ok, first i would like to apologize for going a little nuts, i was a little worked up last night.Read More again, i apologize. but i dont believe i called you any names, i did however refer to the word assume, which you did when you said people like me speed. one speeding ticket in 13 years of driving (when i was younger). and you are correct, loving family and children are values i have, thats why i try to take the responsibility of protecting them, and not leaving their protection up to someone else (speeders in this case). but i guess that liberals/sheep, wouldnt know about that, wanting and thinking that the govt or someone else will be there to protect them. like i said in the other comment section, dont rely on others for your or others safety, rely on yourself.
William Brighenti May 31, 2013 at 08:03 pm
Thank you for speaking out, Gail. Where are our town leaders on this topic? I don't hear themRead More speaking out: do you?
Debra Tubbs May 31, 2013 at 09:24 pm
I live on Patterson Way and it is like there is no speed limit on this road.
William Brighenti June 1, 2013 at 09:06 am
What is the purpose of posted speed limit signs in residential neighborhoods if speeders are allowedRead More to drive recklessly, threatening the lives of children, pets, bicyclists, and others?