The swim team has reached a maximum amount of 120 swimmers. Registration is only available for the 13-18 category since we need swimmers in that age group.

Kids can make great friends, be a part of a team and stay in shape! This is a great opportunity for youth to become stronger swimmers, make friends and have FUN! This team is focused on developing youth into team players, each making a contribution towards the goal and success of the whole team. Although competition is an element in any sport, the goal of the Montgomery Makos is self-improvement of each of its members, not on competitive marks and records.

Participants must be able to swim 25 meters freestyle, submerge, feel comfortable in deep water and be a current member of the municipal pool. Team size is limited to 120 members with a maximum of 35 swimmers per age group (4-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12, 13-17) with a cap at 120 swimmers for the team. The team will be staffed by a full time coach, assistant coach and a part-time coach as well as an adequate number of lifeguards on duty for all team practice and home meets. The Makos Swim Team is a member of the Tri-County Swim League.

The 2013 season runs from May 28 through July 27. Participation requires attendance at daily practices for one-hour between 8am and 11am, Monday through Friday. Also, volunteer hours from parents for practices and meets, and the purchase of needed team equipment such as team suit, goggles and swim cap are a necessary part in swim team participation.

The Montgomery Makos Swim Team accommodates a team of 120 members ages 4 to 17. The fee is $95 for the season ($75 for each additional child in a family). Also, a $75 service deposit is required with registration. Mako parents who serve at a minimum of 4 meets and attend the parent information meeting on April 17, 2013 at 6:30p.m. at Terwilliger Lodge in Dulle Park will be refunded the service deposit.

Individual meet participation is not guaranteed and is based on coaches’ discretion, especially for the younger, newer swimmers.

Kids can make great friends, be a part of a team and stay in shape! This is a great opportunity for youth to become stronger swimmers, make friends and have FUN! This team is focused on developing youth into team players, each making a contribution towards the goal and success of the whole team. Although competition is an element in any sport, the goal of the Montgomery Makos is self-improvement of each of its members, not on competitive marks and records.

Participants must be able to swim 25 meters freestyle, submerge, feel comfortable in deep water and be a current member of the municipal pool. Team size is limited to 120 members with a maximum of 35 swimmers per age group (4-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12, 13-17) with a cap at 120 swimmers for the team. The team will be staffed by a full time coach, assistant coach and a part-time coach as well as an adequate number of lifeguards on duty for all team practice and home meets. The Makos Swim Team is a member of the Tri-County Swim League.

The 2013 season runs from May 28 through July 27. Participation requires attendance at daily practices for one-hour between 8am and 11am, Monday through Friday. Also, volunteer hours from parents for practices and meets, and the purchase of needed team equipment such as team suit, goggles and swim cap are a necessary part in swim team participation.

The Montgomery Makos Swim Team accommodates a team of 120 members ages 4 to 17. The fee is $95 for the season ($75 for each additional child in a family). Also, a $75 service deposit is required with registration. Mako parents who serve at a minimum of 4 meets and attend the parent information meeting on April 17, 2013 at 6:30p.m. at Terwilliger Lodge in Dulle Park will be refunded the service deposit.

Individual meet participation is not guaranteed and is based on coaches’ discretion, especially for the younger, newer swimmers.

The swim team has reached a maximum amount of 120 swimmers. Registration is only available for the 13-18 category since we need swimmers in that age group.

Kids can make great friends, be a part of a team and stay in shape! This is a great opportunity for youth to become stronger swimmers, make friends and have FUN! This team is focused on developing youth into team players, each making a contribution towards the goal and success of the whole team. Although competition is an element in any sport, the goal of the Montgomery Makos is self-improvement of each of its members, not on competitive marks and records.

Participants must be able to swim 25 meters freestyle, submerge, feel comfortable in deep water and be a current member of the municipal pool. Team size is limited to 120 members with a maximum of 35 swimmers per age group (4-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12, 13-17) with a cap at 120 swimmers for the team. The team will be staffed by a full time coach, assistant coach and a part-time coach as well as an adequate number of lifeguards on duty for all team practice and home meets. The Makos Swim Team is a member of the Tri-County Swim League.

The 2013 season runs from May 28 through July 27. Participation requires attendance at daily practices for one-hour between 8am and 11am, Monday through Friday. Also, volunteer hours from parents for practices and meets, and the purchase of needed team equipment such as team suit, goggles and swim cap are a necessary part in swim team participation.

The Montgomery Makos Swim Team accommodates a team of 120 members ages 4 to 17. The fee is $95 for the season ($75 for each additional child in a family). Also, a $75 service deposit is required with registration. Mako parents who serve at a minimum of 4 meets and attend the parent information meeting on April 17, 2013 at 6:30p.m. at Terwilliger Lodge in Dulle Park will be refunded the service deposit.

Individual meet participation is not guaranteed and is based on coaches’ discretion, especially for the younger, newer swimmers.

The swim team has reached a maximum amount of 120 swimmers. Registration is only available for the 13-18 category since we need swimmers in that age group.

Kids can make great friends, be a part of a team and stay in shape! This is a great opportunity for youth to become stronger swimmers, make friends and have FUN! This team is focused on developing youth into team players, each making a contribution towards the goal and success of the whole team. Although competition is an element in any sport, the goal of the Montgomery Makos is self-improvement of each of its members, not on competitive marks and records.

Participants must be able to swim 25 meters freestyle, submerge, feel comfortable in deep water and be a current member of the municipal pool. Team size is limited to 120 members with a maximum of 35 swimmers per age group (4-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12, 13-17) with a cap at 120 swimmers for the team. The team will be staffed by a full time coach, assistant coach and a part-time coach as well as an adequate number of lifeguards on duty for all team practice and home meets. The Makos Swim Team is a member of the Tri-County Swim League.

The 2013 season runs from May 28 through July 27. Participation requires attendance at daily practices for one-hour between 8am and 11am, Monday through Friday. Also, volunteer hours from parents for practices and meets, and the purchase of needed team equipment such as team suit, goggles and swim cap are a necessary part in swim team participation.

The Montgomery Makos Swim Team accommodates a team of 120 members ages 4 to 17. The fee is $95 for the season ($75 for each additional child in a family). Also, a $75 service deposit is required with registration. Mako parents who serve at a minimum of 4 meets and attend the parent information meeting on April 17, 2013 at 6:30p.m. at Terwilliger Lodge in Dulle Park will be refunded the service deposit.

Individual meet participation is not guaranteed and is based on coaches’ discretion, especially for the younger, newer swimmers.

The swim team has reached a maximum amount of 120 swimmers. Registration is only available for the 13-18 category since we need swimmers in that age group.

Kids can make great friends, be a part of a team and stay in shape! This is a great opportunity for youth to become stronger swimmers, make friends and have FUN! This team is focused on developing youth into team players, each making a contribution towards the goal and success of the whole team. Although competition is an element in any sport, the goal of the Montgomery Makos is self-improvement of each of its members, not on competitive marks and records.

Participants must be able to swim 25 meters freestyle, submerge, feel comfortable in deep water and be a current member of the municipal pool. Team size is limited to 120 members with a maximum of 35 swimmers per age group (4-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12, 13-17) with a cap at 120 swimmers for the team. The team will be staffed by a full time coach, assistant coach and a part-time coach as well as an adequate number of lifeguards on duty for all team practice and home meets. The Makos Swim Team is a member of the Tri-County Swim League.

The 2013 season runs from May 28 through July 27. Participation requires attendance at daily practices for one-hour between 8am and 11am, Monday through Friday. Also, volunteer hours from parents for practices and meets, and the purchase of needed team equipment such as team suit, goggles and swim cap are a necessary part in swim team participation.

The Montgomery Makos Swim Team accommodates a team of 120 members ages 4 to 17. The fee is $95 for the season ($75 for each additional child in a family). Also, a $75 service deposit is required with registration. Mako parents who serve at a minimum of 4 meets and attend the parent information meeting on April 17, 2013 at 6:30p.m. at Terwilliger Lodge in Dulle Park will be refunded the service deposit.

Individual meet participation is not guaranteed and is based on coaches’ discretion, especially for the younger, newer swimmers.

Child must be able to leave parent and test water for Level One Water Exploration.

Kids can learn the lifelong skill of swimming!

All swim lessons run Monday – Thursday for a 2-week time frame with Fridays as a make-up day in case of cancellation. All lessons are taught by a trained instructor and will be taught with the instructor in the water with the participants with a 1:6 ratio.

Lessons are $40 per session for current pool members and $55 per session for non-members. No refunds will be given once the first class begins and there is a $25 cancellation fee at all times.

Children must be at least 4 years of age to participate. Parents and siblings are NOT permitted on the pool deck during lessons, so please be sure your child is willing to go with the instructor and classmates.

Classes must have a minimum of 4 participants, maximum of 6 participants, to be offered. You may see the class maximum is higher than 6 on our website. We still have 6 as the maximum in each class however; we allow more to register because we can run additional classes at that time if we have 8 or more children registered. Registration is limited to one session per child, no advanced registration for future sessions is allowed so as to be sure the child has progressed to the next level.

Make up days for swim team meets (meets are on Thursday evenings, June 27, July 11 and July 18 and the pool closes at 5pm due to meets) and for weather are on Fridays. Due to back to back sessions scheduled, we are unable to have additional make up days beyond Fridays. In addition, the pool manager may elect to have a “safety day” where swim lesson instructors will teach pool safety to participants during the scheduled lesson time due to weather conditions.

Swim Lesson Weather Hotline 985-1659: Parents can call and check to see if swim lessons have been cancelled due to weather conditions. In the event of inclement or questionable weather, please call the hotline for a recorded message concerning the status of swim lessons. Decisions will be made at approximately 30 minutes prior to the swim lesson start time.

Child must be comfortable in 2 ft of water and able to submerge for Level Two Primary Skills.

Kids can learn the lifelong skill of swimming!

All swim lessons run Monday – Thursday for a 2-week time frame with Fridays as a make-up day in case of cancellation. All lessons are taught by a trained instructor and will be taught with the instructor in the water with the participants with a 1:6 ratio.

Lessons are $40 per session for current pool members and $55 per session for non-members. No refunds will be given once the first class begins and there is a $25 cancellation fee at all times.

Children must be at least 4 years of age to participate. Parents and siblings are NOT permitted on the pool deck during lessons, so please be sure your child is willing to go with the instructor and classmates.

Classes must have a minimum of 4 participants, maximum of 6 participants, to be offered. You may see the class maximum is higher than 6 on our website. We still have 6 as the maximum in each class however; we allow more to register because we can run additional classes at that time if we have 8 or more children registered. Registration is limited to one session per child, no advanced registration for future sessions is allowed so as to be sure the child has progressed to the next level.

Make up days for swim team meets (meets are on Thursday evenings, June 27, July 11 and July 18 and the pool closes at 5pm due to meets) and for weather are on Fridays. Due to back to back sessions scheduled, we are unable to have additional make up days beyond Fridays. In addition, the pool manager may elect to have a “safety day” where swim lesson instructors will teach pool safety to participants during the scheduled lesson time due to weather conditions.

Swim Lesson Weather Hotline 985-1659: Parents can call and check to see if swim lessons have been cancelled due to weather conditions. In the event of inclement or questionable weather, please call the hotline for a recorded message concerning the status of swim lessons. Decisions will be made at approximately 30 minutes prior to the swim lesson start time.

Child must be able to float, able to use arm strokes and kick at least 5 yards to be in Level 3 Stroke Readiness.

Kids can learn the lifelong skill of swimming!

All swim lessons run Monday – Thursday for a 2-week time frame with Fridays as a make-up day in case of cancellation. All lessons are taught by a trained instructor and will be taught with the instructor in the water with the participants with a 1:6 ratio.

Lessons are $40 per session for current pool members and $55 per session for non-members. No refunds will be given once the first class begins and there is a $25 cancellation fee at all times.

Children must be at least 4 years of age to participate. Parents and siblings are NOT permitted on the pool deck during lessons, so please be sure your child is willing to go with the instructor and classmates.

Classes must have a minimum of 4 participants, maximum of 6 participants, to be offered. You may see the class maximum is higher than 6 on our website. We still have 6 as the maximum in each class however; we allow more to register because we can run additional classes at that time if we have 8 or more children registered. Registration is limited to one session per child, no advanced registration for future sessions is allowed so as to be sure the child has progressed to the next level.

Make up days for swim team meets (meets are on Thursday evenings, June 27, July 11 and July 18 and the pool closes at 5pm due to meets) and for weather are on Fridays. Due to back to back sessions scheduled, we are unable to have additional make up days beyond Fridays. In addition, the pool manager may elect to have a “safety day” where swim lesson instructors will teach pool safety to participants during the scheduled lesson time due to weather conditions.

Swim Lesson Weather Hotline 985-1659: Parents can call and check to see if swim lessons have been cancelled due to weather conditions. In the event of inclement or questionable weather, please call the hotline for a recorded message concerning the status of swim lessons. Decisions will be made at approximately 30 minutes prior to the swim lesson start time.

Child must be able to swim front crawl with rhythmic breathing for 20 yards and swim back crawl to be in Level 4 Stroke Development.

Kids can learn the lifelong skill of swimming!

All swim lessons run Monday – Thursday for a 2-week time frame with Fridays as a make-up day in case of cancellation. All lessons are taught by a trained instructor and will be taught with the instructor in the water with the participants with a 1:6 ratio.

Lessons are $40 per session for current pool members and $55 per session for non-members. No refunds will be given once the first class begins and there is a $25 cancellation fee at all times.

Children must be at least 4 years of age to participate. Parents and siblings are NOT permitted on the pool deck during lessons, so please be sure your child is willing to go with the instructor and classmates.

Classes must have a minimum of 4 participants, maximum of 6 participants, to be offered. You may see the class maximum is higher than 6 on our website. We still have 6 as the maximum in each class however; we allow more to register because we can run additional classes at that time if we have 8 or more children registered. Registration is limited to one session per child, no advanced registration for future sessions is allowed so as to be sure the child has progressed to the next level.

Make up days for swim team meets (meets are on Thursday evenings, June 27, July 11 and July 18 and the pool closes at 5pm due to meets) and for weather are on Fridays. Due to back to back sessions scheduled, we are unable to have additional make up days beyond Fridays. In addition, the pool manager may elect to have a “safety day” where swim lesson instructors will teach pool safety to participants during the scheduled lesson time due to weather conditions.

Swim Lesson Weather Hotline 985-1659: Parents can call and check to see if swim lessons have been cancelled due to weather conditions. In the event of inclement or questionable weather, please call the hotline for a recorded message concerning the status of swim lessons. Decisions will be made at approximately 30 minutes prior to the swim lesson start time.

Kids ages 8-15 are invited to join us for these very popular classes to learn this lifelong sport!

Classes are taught by Harper's Point Tennis Instructors at Weller Park. Two week program on Mondays and Wednesdays June 3, 5, 10 & 12, 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. Weather make ups will be on June 6, 7, 13 & 14.

Please be sure we have your current email so we can notify you of any class changes due to weather.

Kids ages 5-7 can learn the skills of a lifetime! Classes are taught by Harper's Tennis Instructors at Weller Park.

Two week program on Monday's and Wednesday's June 3, 5, 10 & 12. 9:30 - 10:30 a.m.

Weather make ups will be held on June 6, 7, 13, 14 . Be sure we have your current email when registering so we can notify you of any class changes due to weather.

Kids love to swim, bike and run, so triathlon is a perfect sport for them. But putting all three together is a little more complicated, physically and mentally. We will prepare your child for the endurance of a kids distance, give them confidence on their bikes, and how to transition safely from one sport to the next. We emphasize having fun and feeling good at the finish, safety, and the rules of the sport. Parents should plan to stay at the last session as we will go over how to support your child before and during the race, what is allowed, and important nutrition tips the week of the race (hydration and what to eat). A handout will be provided each week for review. Designed for kids who have never done a triathlon, or who have done one or two.

Program taught by Elyse Jarard, certified triathlon training coach, owner of Montgomery’s Venus For Her.

Kids Triathlon Training: 1-2:15pm Wednesdays

Session 1: June 12, 19, 26 and July 10 (race on July 13)

Minimum 5/Max10 participants.

Training includes:

Tote bag, 4 weeks of hands-on training, discount on races

Focus of the training program is to prepare for endurance, transitions, feeling comfortable in each sport, and practicing with bricks (2 sports in a row). The program is designed to be fun and work towards a goal with a small group

Week 1: at the Montgomery Pool

Introduce; go over rules of the sport; assess swimming ability and identify improvements (if needed); go over safety strokes and practice; setting up transition zone—what you need, what you don’t need, what to eat before the sessions

Week 2: at Pioneer Park (bring bike)

Ride on different terrains (hills and flat) on a closed course to practice using gears, brakes, maneuvering, making sure bike is set up correctly; transitioning from bike to run.

Week 3: at Montgomery Pool (bring all gear)

Put all three sports together, practicing our transitions, and seeing how it feels to do it all together. We will also practice setting up the transition zone

Week 4: at Montgomery Pool (parents to stay)

Kids will set up their transition zones, and show parents. While kids are swimming, we will preview for the parents what the transition zone will look like, how to help set it up, what to eat before the race and basic rules. Handouts provided.

Race on July 13 at Caesar Creek State Park

Cost $69 per 4 week session. $49 early registration by April 30. Register online at www.montgomeryohio.org or call 891-2424 for more information.

Taught by iDaP Academy, kids 8-17 will use the latest technology and software to create an application or video game for mobile devices (i-Phone, Andriod phones, iPOD Touch, iPAD, Andriod tablets). Participants will be introduced to the rapid prototype development model and have the option of creating an app or game from scratch or use existing templates as inspiration. The choice is theirs.

The first part of the program will be to brainstorm a concept, flow chart the application, storyboard screens and then develop the graphics, backgrounds and develop the application in game salad. A detailed agenda for each day is listed below.

In addition to creating the game they will create their own video game trailer to promote their application or game. All apps will be published and made available on the iDaP academy website. The video trailers will be posted to the iDaP academy you tube channel and Facebook page. Some video trailers may be "premiered" before the Dive in Movie at the City of Montgomery Pool Luau Party and Dive in Movie on June 21.

Classes are Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to noon and will be at Terwilliger Lodge at Dulle Park at 10530 Deerfield Rd. Cost $110. Minimum of 12 needed by June 10. Max 42. Four instructors from iDaP Academy will instruct this camp with maximum enrollment.

MAD CAMP Agenda: Go MAD this Summer - Mobile Application Development

Monday

- Introduction to rapid prototype development process

- Brainstorm application/ game ideas

- Flowchart game concepts

- Create application/game asset list

Tuesday

- Photoshop review

- Intro to advanced photoshop tools

- Intro to Advanced development tips and tricks (unlock menu systems, score directed events, character animation, on screen controls)

Wednesday

- Storyboard application/game

- Create game assets

- Application/Game development

Thursday

- Create game assets

- Application/Game development

Friday

- Finish app/game development

- Publish Game

- Create app/game trailer in iMovie

Safety Village is a fun-filled, informative week of presentations and hands-on experience for children ages 5-6. During the Monday-Friday, 3-hour sessions, children will receive important, and potentially life-saving instruction from Police Officers, Firefighters and Animal Safety Specialists. Participants will also have opportunities to view and use some of the equipment displayed during the week. This is a free event for Montgomery residents. Registration begins on April 29 for residents and May 6 for non-residents. The fee for non-residents is $25. Due to the popularity of this program, no repeat participants will be accepted.

The coordinator is Officer Pat Giblin, DARE Officer for the Montgomery Police Department, assisted by Jennifer Fisher, certified teacher, and Cara Beitman, Teacher Assistant. The volunteers are specially selected Junior High and High School students.

• Week 1: June 17-21 (am or pm session)
• Week 2: June 24-28 (am or pm session)

Safety Village will occur rain or shine, and helmets are mandatory for all children.

This class does not have a cancellation fee.

Kids Weekly Drawing Classes. Taught by Young Rembrandt's experts.

June 19 - July 31, 6 sessions with no class on July 3, Ages 6-12 years, Wednesday's 5 to 6 p.m. All new classes. Materials Included.The fee for everyone is $67. Minimum of 6 needed by June 12.

A Young Rembrandts class gives your child the opportunity to strengthen his or her drawing skills. This session, Young Rembrandts is getting up close and personal with everyone’s favorite family members, the household pet. In addition, artists will draw creatures found in the big blue sea, and, we will also travel back in time to the land of Dinosaurs.

Students receive a foundational art literacy that invites them to continue an appreciation of the arts throughout their lifetime.

Kids Weekly Drawing Classes. Taught by Young Rembrandt's experts.

June 19 - July 31, 6 sessions with no class on July 3, Ages 3.5 to 6 years, Wednesday's 4:00 to 4:45pm. All new classes. Materials Included.The fee for everyone is $67. Minimum of 6 needed by June 12.

Young Rembrandts Instructors provide an engaging, creative environment where your child will learn how to draw and strengthen his or her artistic skills. Artists will "take a trip" to the rainforest, create characters from the desert and explore visual wonders from Under the Sea. A brightly-colored world of inspiration is at your little artist’s fingertips.

Students receive a foundational art literacy that invites them to continue an appreciation of the arts throughout their lifetime.

Girls ages 9 - 12 will learn from professional, licensed music teacher Gina Jasinoski who has 15 years experience teaching voice and piano and 3 years experience with vocal ensemble camps and classes.

A typical day includes vocal warm-ups, singing large group songs, selecting solo pieces, singing for instructor and peers, learning to critique, helping each other with breath support, vowel placement, opening mouth and posture.

Monday - Friday, June 24 - 28, 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Terwilliger Lodge in Dulle Park at 10530 Deerfield Road in Montgomery. $60.

"Minihawk" (Soccer, Baseball & Basketball) for ages 5-8, Taught by Skyhawks at Weller Park (Weller Road next to Good Shepherd Parish), Monday through Thursday, July 8 - 11, 10:30 - 12:30 p.m. $69.

This multi-sport program gives young children a positive first step into athletics. The essentials of baseball, basketball and soccer are taught in a safe, structured environment with a lot of encouragement and a big focus on fun. Minihawk games and activities are designed to allow campers to explore balance, movement, hand/eye coordination and skill development at their own pace. All campers receive a t-shirt and a merit award. Participants should bring: appropriate clothing, shin-guards (encouraged), baseball glove (encouraged), a snack, water bottle, running shoes and sunscreen.

"Tinyhawk" (Soccer & Basketball) for ages 3-4, Taught by Skyhawks at Weller Park (Weller Road next to Good Shepherd Parish), Monday through Thursday, July 8 - 11, 9-10 a.m. $50.

Tinyhawk multi-sport program helps 3-4 year olds fine-tune their motor skills in soccer and basketball. No pressure, just lots of fun while these tiny athletes learn the basics through unique games. Children must be potty-trained to attend. Pull-ups are not allowed. All campers will receive a t-shirt and a merit award. Participants should bring: appropriate clothing, one snack, water bottle, running shoes and suncreen.

Kids love to swim, bike and run, so triathlon is a perfect sport for them. But putting all three together is a little more complicated, physically and mentally. We will prepare your child for the endurance of a kids distance, give them confidence on their bikes, and how to transition safely from one sport to the next. We emphasize having fun and feeling good at the finish, safety, and the rules of the sport. Parents should plan to stay at the last session as we will go over how to support your child before and during the race, what is allowed, and important nutrition tips the week of the race (hydration and what to eat). A handout will be provided each week for review. Designed for kids who have never done a triathlon, or who have done one or two.

Program taught by Elyse Jarard, certified triathlon training coach, owner of Montgomery’s Venus For Her.

Kids Triathlon Training: 1-2:15pm Wednesdays

Session 1: July 10, 17, 24, 31 (race on August 3)

Minimum 5/Max10 participants.

Training includes:

Tote bag, 4 weeks of hands-on training, discount on races

Focus of the training program is to prepare for endurance, transitions, feeling comfortable in each sport, and practicing with bricks (2 sports in a row). The program is designed to be fun and work towards a goal with a small group

Week 1: at the Montgomery Pool

Introduce; go over rules of the sport; assess swimming ability and identify improvements (if needed); go over safety strokes and practice; setting up transition zone—what you need, what you don’t need, what to eat before the sessions

Week 2: at Pioneer Park (bring bike)

Ride on different terrains (hills and flat) on a closed course to practice using gears, brakes, maneuvering, making sure bike is set up correctly; transitioning from bike to run.

Week 3: at Montgomery Pool (bring all gear)

Put all three sports together, practicing our transitions, and seeing how it feels to do it all together. We will also practice setting up the transition zone

Week 4: at Montgomery Pool (parents to stay)

Kids will set up their transition zones, and show parents. While kids are swimming, we will preview for the parents what the transition zone will look like, how to help set it up, what to eat before the race and basic rules. Handouts provided.

Race on August 3 at Armco Park in Lebanon.

Cost $69 per 4 week session. $49 early registration by April 30. Register online at www.montgomeryohio.org or call 891-2424 for more information.

Kids will learn from professional Karen Vanover who has spent the last 25 years acting, directing and teaching theater arts.

Got a “drama queen” on your hands? How about that little guy who can’t seem to sit still? This active, creative camp is for you. Dramatic play and basic theatre studies is a great way to channel energy, teach cooperation, and enhance reading comprehension. We’ll have tons of stuff for campers to do. Campers will participate in creative movement, singing, reciting memorized poetry and nursery rhymes, making costumes, and props. Pre-readers will be memorizing a poem or nursery rhyme. Readers will read, analyze, and prepare short scenes. The campers will finish off their week with a demonstration for friends, family and the community at the annual Bastille Day celebration on Saturday. Camp is held at Terwilliger Lodge in Dulle Park.

Kids will learn from professional Jim Burton

This one week theatre camp will utilize the Viola Spolin techniques for teaching acting. Young actors will focus on creating believable characters through theatre games and exercises. Improvisation will play a strong part in the teaching process. Vocal training, character development, audition skills and stage movement will be explored culminating in a performance at Montgomery's Bastille Day celebration.

The campers will finish off their week with a demonstration for friends, family and the community at the annual Bastille Day celebration on Saturday. Camp is held at Terwilliger Lodge in Dulle Park.

"How Does That Work?" Junior Engineers Camp! All new material is covered for those campers who attended last summer! Instructed by MadScience of Cincinnati experts who spark imaginative learning!

Your Mad Scientist will discover the science of machines, magic, toys and optical illusions. They will build their own periscope and come to understand how man builds designs and builds machines and structures to cope with tasks and forces seemingly beyond their control.

Monday – Thursday, July 22 - July 25, 9am-12pm, Terwilliger Lodge at Dulle Park at 10530 Deerfield Rd, Montgomery, Ohio. Register by July 15.

Skyhawks teaches this Beginner Golf Camp for ages 5-9 at Weller Park (Weller Road next to Good Shepherd Parish), Monday through Thursday, July 29 - Aug 1, from 10:30 to 12:30 p.m. $69.

Skyhawks Beginner Golf focuses on building the confidence of young athletes through training in proper technique and skills. Skyhawks uses SNAG (Starting New at Golf) equipment that is designed for beginning golfers, including oversized plastic club heads and "mini tennis balls" to help build confidence and to have fun. As a safety precaution, golf helmets will be used for protection. All campers will receive a t-shirt and a merit award. Please do not bring your own clubs. Participants should bring: appropriate clothing, a snack, water bottle, running shoes and sunscreen.

Skyhawks teaches this Pre-K Golf Camp for ages 3-4 at Weller Park (Weller Road next to Good Shepherd Parish), Monday through Thursday, July 29 - Aug 1, from 9-10 a.m. $50.

Skyhawks will be using the SNAG (Starting New at Golf) Coaching System, a new system for training beginning golfers using the most fun golf equipment around. Skyhawks will provide launchers and rollers designed with larger heads and greater hitting surfaces that make it easier to hit the ball while learning proper swing techniques. Emphasis is on fun, participation and safety. All campers will receive a t-shirt and a merit award. Participants should bring: appropriate clothing, snack, water bottle, running shoes and sunscreen.

Some music videos may be "premiered" before the Dive in Movie at the City of Montgomery Pool Luau Party and Dive in Movie on August 9.

Classes are Monday through Friday, August 5 - 9, 9 a.m. to noon at Swaim Lodge at Swaim Park at the corner of Cooper and Zig Zag Rd. Cost $110. Minimum of 12 needed by July 29. Max 24.

Monday

- Introduction to Video Fundamentals

- Brainstorm music video concepts

- Storyboard production

- Create shot list

Tuesday

- Camera/Sound (boom & lavaliere microphones) equipment overview

- Introduction to Green Screen (Chromakey)

- Hands on practice - various camera angles and styles (handheld, mounted, dolly, bungee, etc)

Wednesday

- Ready, Action - shoot video and capture shots from shot list and storyboard

Thursday

- Continued Production

- Introduction to Final Cut Pro Video Editing

- Introduction to Adobe After Effects

Friday

- Edit production

- Render production, upload to iDaP academy's YouTube and Vimeo Channels

- Premiere Music Videos at Dive in Movie

Some music videos may be "premiered" before the Dive in Movie at the City of Montgomery Pool Luau Party and Dive in Movie on August 9.