HomeMy WebLinkAbout6.4 Fall 1989 Recreation ReportCITY OF DUBLIN
PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION
AGENDA STATEMENT
SPECIAL MEETING DATE: January 23, 1990
SUBJECT Fall 1989 Recreation Report
EXHIBITS ATTACHED A. Quarterly Activity Report
B. Registration Analysis
C. Registration Comparison
RECOMMENDATION Receive Report
FINANCIAL STATEMENT : None
DESCRIPTION The following report summarizes the programs and
activities of the Recreation Department during the Fall Quarter
of 1989. This quarter encompasses the months of September,
October, November and December.
Afterschool Recreation Program
Due to a shortage of qualified staff, both Afterschool Recreation
sites were not opened as scheduled. The Nielsen School site
opened on September 25 and the Murray School site opened on
October 9, 1989. Since that time, attendance at both sites has
been steady, with Nielsen averaging 49 participants daily, and
Murray averaging 27 participants daily. Both sites have held
off -site activities in addition to the daily activities that
occur at each site.
Leisure Enrichment Classes
There were a total of 65 classes offered during the Fall quarter
compared to 58 during the same quarter last year. Of the 65
classes, 29 were offered for youth and 37 were offered for
adults. Overall 72% of the classes that were offered were
actually conducted. Popular classes for children included Time
For Twos, Sing Along Time, Tap & Ballet, Karate and two new
classes, Artworks and Gingerbread House. As always Country
Western Dance and Golf Classes were well received by adults. New
classes for adults included Drawing, Truffles, Fresh Garden
Wreath, and American Singles Workshop that was offered in
cooperation with Livermore, Pleasanton and San Ramon.
Preschool Classes
Preschool Classes once again continue to be popular with two out
of the three classes in Session I filled to capacity. Classes
are offered for children ages 2 years, 9 months through 5 years.
The program is a parent participation program where parents
participate 3-4 times per session thus keeping the costs down.
Special preschool activities included trips to the Pumpkin Patch,
and the Indian Center, and culminated with a holiday pageant for
parents.
Seniors
September was back to school month for most people, but it was
"Back to the Memories" month at the Senior Center. A special
brunch was held and everyone wore clothing they had worn on a
special occasion in their lives. Additionally portrait sessions
were scheduled for those in attendance. The Center began program
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photo button pictures with Santa were available for an additional
charge. This highly successful event is truly a cooperative one
between the City and the School District.
Teens
The Teen program has continued to display steady growth and
acceptance by the teens in Dublin. Lunchtime activities are
offered at Wells Middle School three days a week and, beginning
in November, at Dublin High School one day a week. Attendance at
the middle school activities has varied according to the
activity. The High School activities have averaged 120
participants and spectators. Some special activities offered
have included "Friendly Feud", a variation of the television game
show (offered at both DHS and Wells), pictures with Santa (DHS),
Decorate -A -Teacher Contest (Wells), and a bubble gum blowing
contest at both schools. To date, the program has received
tremendous support from school administrators at both school
locations.
Youth Sports
The sports program that had been planned for grades four through
eight this fall never got off the ground. The principals at each
school were supportive of our involvement however we were unable
to secure sufficient staff to institute the program. Staff will
continue to advertise for coaches, officials and scorekeepers in
the hope that we can implement a program in the spring.
Attached in Exhibits A, B and C are enrollment statistics for the
fall programs.
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QUARTERLY ACTIVITY REPORT
PROGRAM
PRESCHOOL AGE
ping -along rime
Time for Two's
Creative Movement
Just You & Me
Tap & Ballet
Jazz Dance
Tumbling
Shannon Preschool
Shannon Preschool
SUBTOTAL
SCHOOL AGE
Bumper Bowl
Gingerbread House
Karate (Beg)
Karate (Beg)
Karate (Adv)
Karate (Adv)
Friday Fun Night
Artworks
SUBTOTAL
TEEN/ADULT
Basic Financial Planning
First Aid (Infant/Child)
Tot Saver CPR
Dog Obedience
American Singles Workshop
Karate (Beg)
Karate (Beg)
Calligraphy
Drawing
Country Western Dance
Two Step & Swing
Gingerbread House
Fresh Garden Wreath
Everlasting Baskets
Victorian Wreath
Color Analysis
Golf
Truffles
SUBTOTAL
GRAND TOTAL
PARTICIPANTS
15
69
10
23
31
9
12
37
19
225
PROGRAM
HOURS
4.5
5
12
6.25
12
12
6
90
60
207.75
PARTICIPANT
HOURS
67.5
345
120
143.75
372
108
72
3330
1140
5698.25
18
8
144
5
1.5
7.5
8
6
48
4
3.75
15
5
8
40
8
5
40
33
2.5
82.5
11
12
132
92
46.75
509
15
9
10
16
65
17
7
9
11
58
54
12
11
6
9
3
28
22
362
679
6
3
6
6
12
12
7.5
16
12
12
4.5
2.5
1.5
2
2.5
2.5
4
2
114
368.5
90
27
60
96
780
204
52.5
144
132
696
243
30
16.5
12
22.5
7.5
112
44
2769
8976.25
CITY OF DUBLIN
RECREATION DEPARTMENT
REGISTRATION ANALYSIS
A
B
A
B
C
D
E
F
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
QUARTER_ FALL 1989
A - ADULT
Y - YOUTH
W/L - WAITING LIST
CA - CANCELLED
C - COMBINED
O:
CLASS TITLE
MIN
MAX
RES
NON-
RES
TOTAL
REGIS
I NO.
W/L
ICA
IC
108
SING ALONG TIME
Y
6
14
11
.4
15
1
1081
SING ALONG TIME
Y
6
14
5
X I
109
TIME FOR TWOS
Y
6
12
13
I 0
13
2
I
109
TIME FOR TWOS
Y
6
112
8
I 4
I 12
109
TIME FOR TWOS
Y
6
12
4
4
8
I
109
TIME FOR TWOS
Y
6
12
10
2
12
I 1
i
109
TIME FOR TWOS
I Y
6
12
8
4
I 12
+ 1
1091
TIME FOR TWOS
Y
6
12
8
4
12
3
1101
CREATIVE MOVEMENT
Y
9
115
5
1
6
110i CREATIVE MOVEMENT
, Y
9,
15
3
I 1
I 4
1121
JUST YOU & ME
Y
6
12
3
7
10
112
JUST YOU & ME
Y
6
12
7
6
I 13
I 1
j
113
TAP & BALLET
Y
9
15
I 14
1
15
113
TAP & BALLET
Y
9
15
I 8+
1
I 9
114
¢ TAP & BALLET
Y
9
15
6
I 1
7
I
I
1141
TAP & BALLET
Y
9 115
1
X
1161
JAZZ DANCE
Y
9
15
9
0 J
9
1161
JAZZ DANCE
Y
9
15
I
I
1
X
118 1
TUMBLING
Y
9
15
10
2
12
2001
BUMPER BOWL
Y
6
18
16
2
18
1
I
201
STRIKES & SPARES
Y
6
12-
5
X
206
TENNIS
Y
4
8
2
X
1212
GINGERBREAD HOUSE
Y
8 I
10
5
0
5
CITY OF DUBLIN
RECREATION DEPARTMENT
REGISTRATION ANALYSIS
A
A
A
A
A
QUARTER_ FALL 1989
A - ADULT
Y - YOUTH
W/L - WAITING LIST
CA - CANCELLED
C - COMBINED
O:
CLASS TITLE
MIN
MAX
RES
NON-
RES
TOTAL
REGIS
I NO.
W/L
CA
C
213
KARATE (BEG)
Y
9
14
6
.2
8
213,
KARATE (BEG)
Y
9
14
3I
1
4
II
2141
KARATE (ADV)
Y
9
I 14
3
2
5
kl4j
KARATE (ADV)
Y
9
14
51
3
8
s
2251
BABYSITTER
Y
1 8
1 15
I
3
1
X
230
FRIDAY FUN NIGHT
I Y
18
I 30I
32
1
33
250
WINTER WONDERLAND
I Y
30
60I
I
I 15
I X
2901
ARTWORKS
, Y
8
15
10
1
11
I
I i
1251
SHANNON PRESCHOOL
Y
E 12
1 201
I 20
2
126j SHANNON PRESCHOOL
I Y
1 12
1 20
I
I 19
10
I j
1271 SHANNON PRESCHOOL
Y
12
201
17
1 0
4001 BASIC FINANCIAL PLNG
I A
10
20
1
( 15
I
I
4021 FIRST AID/INFANT/XCHI
D A
110
151
9
0
9
4031 TOTSAVER CPR ,
A
8
151
91
1
10
407!l DOG OBEDIENCE
A
10
161
15i
1
16 I
I
I
4081
PUPPY KINDERGARTEN
A
10
1.5
2
X
4111
AMERICAN SINGLES WKSH
A
20 1
75
55
11
65
413
KARATE (BEG)
A
9
14�
101
7 I
17
413
KARATE (BEG)
A
9 I
141
4
3
7
418
CALLIGRAPHY
A
8
15
d
11
9 I
I
421
DRAWING I
A
10 I
15
7
4I
11
FIGURE DRAWING .((gg
A
10
15
2
X
F422
427
COUNTRY WESTERN DA �
A
20 I
601
19
39
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CITY OF DUBLIN
RECREATION DEPARTMENT
REGISTRATION ANALYSIS
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QUARTER_ FALL 1989
A - ADULT
Y - YOUTH
W/L - WAITING LIST
CA - CANCELLED
C - COMBINED
O.
CLASS TITLE
MIN
MAX
RE S
NON-
RES
TOTAL
REGIS
NO.
W/L
CA
C
428
TWO STEP & SWING
A
20
60
24
20
44
4281
TWO STEP & SWING
A
8
12
OI
10
10
429
GINGERBREAD HOUSE
A
6
121
J
6
I 12
430I
POTPOURRI
I A
6
I 12
I
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I
I X
431
FRESH GARDEN WREATH
I A
1 6
I 12
61
5
I 11
1
I
432
EVERLASTING BASKETS
I A
6
1 12
5
1
1 6
4341
STAINED GLASS WKSHP
I A
6
121
3
I
I X
435j
VICTORIAN WREATH
I A
6
121
7
2
I 9
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439�
WATERCOLOR
) A
I 8
1 151
0
1
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443i TENNIS
I A
4
8
1
1 4
1
4511 COLOR ANALYSIS
A
4
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COLOR ANALYSIS
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4
101
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4601
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A
4
81
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464
GOLF
A
4
61
4
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6
4651
GOLF
A
4
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470
CREATIVE STITCHERY
A
6
201
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A
6 I
20
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472
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A
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