Winter 2010 Art Classes

West Coast Swing: Beginning

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Learn the fundamentals and some fabulous patterns for this slow swing usually danced to blues-type music! This slotted dance allows the ladies freedom to be flirtatious and playful-guaranteed to be fun! Emphasis will be on proper dance positions and techniques as well as leading and following to increase confidence on the dance floor. Barcroft Elementary School. Inst: Friedman Ages Adults 8 Sessions 240222A Wed., Jan. 20, 8:30-9:25pm

$78

Salsa I

Learn today’s hottest dance--salsa! Enjoy a unique way to dance New York-style salsa, the difference between studio taught and nightclub styles, lead and follow, the “get out of jail” step to get your partner back on beat, and when to do mambo instead. Master merengue in one session. Class may also include bachata, cha cha or cumbia. No partner required. Long Branch Elementary School. Inst: Woll & Associates Ages Adults 8 Sessions 240237A Tues., Jan. 19, 7:00-8:00pm

$78

Guitar A du lts Learn basic guitar playing, chords, strums and some music theory playing folk and popular songs. Instructional manual available from instructor for $8. Culpepper Garden Center. Inst: Campana $73

If you liked Guitar: Beginners or have had some guitar experience, learn more advanced techniques such as various strums, including rumba and calypso, finger picking, arpeggios and advanced chording. Instructional manual may be purchased from the instructor for $8. Culpepper Garden Center. Inst: Campana $73

Arts & Crafts Tots & Youth Abrakadoodle: Twoosy Doodlers c HD

Little fingers will experiment with painting, gluing, sticking, printing and creating, while developing fine motor, language and self-help skills. This is an “I can do it” class that is fun and creative! Each session has new activities where adults get to play too. A materials fee of $28 is to be paid to the instructor at the first session. Inst: Staff

Carver Center Ages 1.6-3 7 Sessions 210100A Mon., Jan. 25, 9:15-9:55am 210100B Mon., Jan. 25, 10:15-10:55am Lee Center Ages 1.6-3 8 Sessions 210100C Wed., Jan. 20, 1:00-1:40pm Walter Reed Center Ages 1.6-3 8 Sessions 210100D Tues., Jan. 19, 9:15-9:55am 210100E Tues., Jan. 19, 10:15-10:55am 210100F Sat., Jan. 23, 9:15-9:55am 210100G Sat., Jan. 23, 10:15-10:55am

Ages 4-6 7 Sessions 220103A Sat., Jan. 23, 10:30am-12:00pm

$106

Abrakadoodle: Mini Doodler

Children develop their creativity through carefully designed lessons that ignite the imagination and develop skills. Using real artists’ materials including watercolors, tempera paints, oil pastels, creative tools and more, children create masterpieces that are truly unique. A materials fee of $28 is to be paid to the instructor at the first session. Inst: Staff Carver Center Ages 3-6 7 Sessions 220104A Mon., Jan. 25, 11:15-11:55am Lee Center Ages 3-6 8 Sessions 220104B Wed., Jan. 20, 2:00-2:45pm 220104C Wed., Jan. 20, 3:00-3:45pm Walter Reed Center Ages 3-6 8 Sessions 220104D Tues., Jan. 19, 11:15-11:55am 220104E Sat., Jan. 23, 11:15-11:55am

$91

$104

Art for Homeschoolers

A great way to supplement any home school program. Whether beginning or advanced, young artists will have a chance to explore in-depth theme based activities, discovering new artists, customs and cultures while experimenting with a variety of art materials and techniques. The program’s twice a week format offers students a chance to work on large scale projects and collaborative group activities. Our experienced and enthusiastic Staff will help budding artists’ develop their creativity and imagination through exciting one-of-akind projects. Bring smock or wear old clothes. Fairlington Center. Inst: Staff Ages 5-12 16 Sessions $283 220106A Tues. /Thurs., Jan. 26, 10:00am-12:00pm

Mixed Media Mania: Printmaking

Discover and explore the ancient art of printmaking. Students will create their own prints and develop a print series throughout the class. Each class will focus on different techniques and styles, including monotypes and relief printing. Bring smock or wear old clothes. Lee Center. Inst: Halloran Ages 7-9 8 Sessions 220109A Mon., Jan. 25, 4:30-6:00pm

$104

Young artists will discover the world of texture, line, shape and color as they create original artwork. A wide range of basic skills are developed including painting, drawing, collage, printmaking and sculpture. Bring a smock or wear old clothes. Lee Center. Inst: Halloran Ages 4-6 8 Sessions 220105A Tues., Jan. 19, 4:30-5:30pm

Ceramics

$91

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Spend interactive time with your child while discovering basic pottery and handbuilding techniques. This class is a hands-on experience for the whole family. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Please register child only. Wear old clothes and bring a towel. Thomas Jefferson Center. Inst: Edwards Ages 6-Adult 8 Sessions 220102A Sat., Jan. 23, 10:00-11:30am

Abrakadoodle: Doodlers

Kids create their own unique masterpieces through painting, drawing and exploring creative materials. Each lesson introduces new techniques and styles. Classes help children develop both skills and confidence. Materials fee of $28 is paid to the instructor at the first session. Walter Reed Center. Inst: Staff $120

Come have fun creating three dimensional sculptures using clay and learn basics in handbuilding through themed projects. Students are also encouraged to use their imagination and add personal flare to their work. This classes for all levels. Returning students are encouraged to retake this class to learn and refine their skills. Lee Center. Inst: Delos Reyes

Arts Workshops new

Tired of staring at blank canvases or promises of returning to that novel you’ve stopped writing? Jolt your right brain into action by enjoying controlled creative chaos along with artists and non artists alike in these fun and social sessions. Unlock your inspiration through exploration of a variety of unconventional art materials and guided activities specifically designed to restore your artistic mojo! All materials included. Fairlington Center. Inst: Droblyen Ages Adults 1 Session 240107A Thurs., Jan. 28, 7:00-9:00pm 240107B Thurs., Feb. 11, 7:00-9:00pm 240107C Thurs., Feb. 25, 7:00-9:00pm 240107D Thurs., Mar. 11, 7:00-9:00pm 240107E Thurs., Mar. 25, 7:00-9:00pm

$29

Coptic Bookbinding Workshop new

In this two-day workshop, participants will create their own, hand-bound blank book. (Perfect for a journal, sketchbook or gift.) Coptic bookbinding is an ancient technique in which books are bound with beautiful “braided” threads over an exposed spine. Having prior sewing experience or other crafts is helpful as well as having good eye-hand coordination. Bring your favorite decorative papers for the book’s cover. All materials are included. Fairlington Center. Inst: Kallem Ages Adults 2 Sessions 240105A Sat., Feb. 27, 10:00am-12:30pm

$132

Get Messy, Play with Clay

Ages 7-9

Block-Buster Art Sessions

Girl Scout Workshops

Ceramics: Handbuilding for Families

$96

Ages 6-12 8 Sessions 220107A Sat., Jan. 23, 1:00-2:00pm

$122

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Guitar: Intermediate

Ages Adults 8 Sessions 240720A Tues., Jan. 19, 8:00-9:00pm

Have a great time creating beautiful art projects together using a variety of materials and techniques that might include drawing, printmaking, painting and sculpting. Bring a smock or wear old clothes. Other adult guardians are welcome too! Lee Center. Inst: Jamroz

Art Adventures

Guitar: Beginners

Ages Adults 8 Sessions 240715A Tues., Jan. 19, 7:00-8:00pm

Dads and Tots

$53

8 Sessions

Tailored to meet the requirements for Brownie badges: “Puppets, Dolls and Plays” or “Color and Shapes,” and for Junior Troops: “Drawings and Painting” or “Ceramics and Clay.” Cost is $10 per Scout; $10 per adult, if participating. Troop maximum is 15 (minimum 6). Call (703) 228-5918 or email at rreyes@ arlingtonva.us for information and scheduling. Register early. Pre-paid reservations are required for all scout programs.

$146

Storytelling Series: Bookmaking new

Would you like to roar your roar along with “Where the Wild Things Are” and make a furry monster book? Come hear fun stories and make a book of your very own! Each session will begin with a story that will lead into a mixed media bookmaking project. Bring a smock or wear old clothes. Fairlington Center. Inst: Kallem Ages 6-8 1 Session 220111A Sat., Jan. 30, 10:00am-12:00pm 220111B Sat., Feb. 6, 10:00am-12:00pm 220111C Sat., Feb. 13, 10:00am-12:00pm 220111D Sat., Feb. 20, 10:00am-12:00pm

Ceramic Drum Workshop

$26

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In this ceramic drum-building workshop you will learn step by step how to make a djembe drum from wheel thrown parts. Potter Jason Alexander will demonstrate the entire process including skinning the drum with natural goatskin. Each participant will receive hands-on instruction, enough clay to make a 10-inch diameter drumhead and a prepared goatskin to complete the drum. Past throwing experience required. All supplies included. Thomas Jefferson Center. Inst: Alexander Ages 17-Adult 2 Sessions 240124A Fri., Jan. 29, 7:00-9:30pm

Intro to Precious Metal Clay

$87

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Join in on learning the latest greatest material in jewelry making. Students will make a pendant and dangle earrings from start to finish. Learn properties and types of PMC®, how to form, roll, texture, drill, make bales, prepare for firing, and finishing techniques, including patinas. Supply fee of $40 to be paid to the instructor. Thomas Jefferson Center. Inst: Coupe Ages Adults 1 Session 240128A Sat., Mar. 20, 10:00am-4:00pm

$90

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Teens

220119A Wed., Jan. 20, 4:30-6:00pm

Creature Feature Claymation!

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Attention young artists and filmmakers. This class will take you through all the steps necessary to create a clay-animation video. Use modeling clay to create a unique character, design sets, and work in a small group to make a stop motion animated movie, complete with sound and voices! Thomas Jefferson Center. Inst: Halloran Ages 9-12 7 Sessions 220118A Wed., Jan. 20, 4:00-6:00pm

$136

A basic introduction to the potter’s wheel: centering, throwing and decorating techniques. Lessons will include throwing bowl and cylinder forms along with finishing and glazing. A great class for beginners and for students who have some knowledge of throwing on a potter’s wheel. Wear old clothes and bring a towel. All materials included. Thomas Jefferson Center. Inst: Ailstock $130

Pottery: Throwing on the Wheel

Discover the joy of creating functional clay vessels such as mugs, bowls, vases and more Beginners are introduced to basic wheel techniques such as wedging, centering and throwing. Surface decoration, glazing and trimming are skills covered as well. Repeat students are welcome. Students should bring a towel, notebook and $11 to purchase tools at the first session. Open studio time at TJ Art Studios is included and can be used through the duration of the class. Thomas Jefferson Center.

Ages Adults 9 Sessions $285 240125A Tues., Jan. 19, 7:00-9:30pm, Inst: Gobin 240125B Thurs., Jan. 21, 7:00-9:30pm, Inst: Alexander 240125C Fri., Jan. 22, 9:30am-12:00pm, Inst: Ailstock

Handbuilding

This class is for those that don’t like throwing on the wheel but love handbuilding with clay. Instruction in sculptural and functional techniques: pinch, coil and slab construction. Surface decoration and glazing will also be covered. Individual guidance will be given for all levels. Experienced students can pursue independent projects with guidance. No outside clay or glazes are permitted. Thomas Jefferson Center. Inst: Stewart $203

$136

T e e n s & A du lts Fundamentals in Drawing

Beginners and anyone who wants to practice drawing will develop strong drawing skills using pencil, charcoal, ink and pastels. Students will draw from life and the instructor will provide demonstrations as well. Fairlington Center. Inst: Kallem Ages 16-Adult 8 Sessions 240136A Mon., Jan. 25, 7:00-9:00pm

$133

Here’s a solid foundation in painting fundamentals and intermediate aspects of painting. Emphasis is placed on individual development, so all levels welcome. Instruction will focus on technique, composition and color. Both oil and acrylic paints are permitted. Fairlington Center. Inst: Halloran Ages 16-Adult 9 Sessions 240137A Thurs., Jan. 21, 7:00-9:00pm

$152

Adapted Adult Arts & Crafts

In this fun and exciting program, adults with disabilities will experiment with various materials and mediums to create beautiful and dynamic works of art. Different art techniques will be explored such as papermaking, brush painting, collage and using recycled materials, and presented through theme-based projects. This program offers an opportunity to use unconventional art materials in a new way and allow creativity to shine! Fairlington Center. Inst. Staff Ages Adults 8 Sessions 202006A Mon., Jan. 25, 6:30-7:30p.m.

Youth Expressive Drawing

Kids will express themselves creatively using a variety of drawing materials including pencil, charcoal, oil pastel and watercolor while they learn fundamental drawing principles and experiment with drawing materials on various textured and colored papers. Fairlington Center. Inst: Sauer

$40

Jewelry A du lts

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Learn basic fundamentals of beaded jewelry design using bead crimps, beading wire, leather cord, coil ends, head and eye pins, jump and split rings, basic loops, wrapped loops and use of a bead board to make necklaces, a bracelet and earrings. Supply fee of $30 - $40 to be paid to instructor. Additional beads and kits available for sale as well. Good eye-hand coordination is helpful. This is a make and take workshop. Fairlington Center. Inst: McCant Ages Adults 1 Session 240150A Sat., Feb. 27, 10:00am-1:00pm

Check out independent study sessions at TJ Art Studios for experienced jewelers! Designed for individuals who have previous experience and basic skills in equipment for Silversmithing (flex shaft, rolling mills, polishing machine and acetylene torches), Casting (flasks, investment and hot wax injection) and hand tools, it’s a great place to work independently in a creative and safe environment. Only equipment is supplied. Available only as a registered class. Instructor available for guidance. Studio equipment questions call 703-228-5925. Thomas Jefferson Center. Inst: Cimino Ages Adults 2 Sessions 240164A Mon., Jan. 25, 6:30-9:30pm 240164B Mon., Feb. 8, 6:30-9:30pm 240164C Mon., Mar. 1, 6:30-9:30pm 240164D Mon., Mar. 15, 6:30-9:30pm

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Ages 15-Adult 5 Sessions 240172A Thurs., Feb. 25, 7:00-9:00pm

$134

Photo Crafts

Learn the fundamentals of silversmithing to make your own jewelry! Techniques introduced include sawing, piercing, soldering, surface embellishment, cold joining and polishing. No experience required. All tools and expendable supplies (except silver) are provided. Students may purchase silver at class. Costs are approximately $30 for wire and sheet. Returning students are encouraged to register to learn new techniques and projects. Thomas Jefferson Center. Inst: Staiger Ages Adults 9 Sessions 240160A Wed., Jan. 20, 7:00-9:30pm

Continue to explore the creative techniques presented in photography and enjoy photographing subjects of your choice. Learn when and how to use custom white balance, flash, auto depth and various modes for landscape, portrait, action and night photography. Bring your camera and operating manual to class.. This class requires a SLR (single-lens reflex) camera with manual settings. If you have questions regarding your camera please call Jessica Sauer at 703-228-5922. Fairlington Center. Inst: Steele

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Silversmithing

Wondering what to do with all of those digital photos you have on your computer? This class is great for those interested in learning and experimenting with mixed media techniques while creating unique mixed media photo projects. These photo craft projects are great keepsakes or better yet given as gifts. Bring your stack of printed photos. All other supplies included. Fairlington Center. Inst: Steinbach Ages Adults 6 Sessions 240173A Wed., Jan. 20, 7:00-9:00pm

$117

$220

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Students will learn how to create their own original dies to use with the Hydraulic Press in order to create a locket form. The students also will be shown how to create a snap finding and a hinge for their piece. Textures and patina will also be explored. Students must have prior soldering and metals classroom or studio experience. Students may purchase silver at class for approximately $30-$40. Thomas Jefferson Center. Inst: Staiger Ages Adults 8 Sessions 240157A Thurs., Jan. 21, 7:00-9:30pm

Art of Lost Wax

$225

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Learn the intriguing art of making jewelry through the techniques of Lost Wax Casting. This class is designed for beginners through advanced students. Beginners will learn the fundamentals of the process while intermediate to advanced students will work on individual projects advancing their techniques. This class teaches the entire process of Lost Wax Casting. Fee covers all equipment and expendable supplies except for silver, which students will purchase through the instructor. Attendance at the first class is essential. Thomas Jefferson Center. Inst: Benedetto Ages Adults 6 Sessions 240163A Tues., Feb. 9, 7:00-9:30pm

$175

Photography T e e n s & A du lts Digital Photography: SLR Camera Beginner

Take creative, well-exposed photographs. Master your in-camera meter. This is a hands-on class that uses a digital SLR (single-lens reflex) camera with manual aperture and shutter speed (digital camera with manual settings). A point and shoot camera is not appropriate for this class. Learn basic camera techniques to explore all types of photography, whether you want to learn to take better photographs of friends, family or landscapes. This class requires a SLR camera with manual settings. If you have questions regarding your camera please call Jessica Sauer at 703-228-5922. Fairlington Center. Inst: Steele Ages 15-Adult 5 Sessions 240170A Thurs., Jan. 21, 7:00-9:00pm

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Next Step: Digital SLR Cameras

Hydraulic Press: Locket Advanced

Basic Beading

Drawing/ Painting

Ages 6-8 7 Sessions 220108A Wed., Jan. 20, 4:30-5:30pm Ages 9-12 7 Sessions 220108B Wed., Jan. 20, 5:30-6:30pm

Teens can focus on basic drawing skills by creating small works based upon student’s observation and imagination. The class will cover fundamental concepts of art, such as texture, volume, balance, rhythm, shading, perspective and space. All materials are included. Ideal for students creating an art portfolio. Thomas Jefferson Center. Inst: Sauer

Painting: Beginning and Beyond

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Ages Adults 9 Sessions 240130A Wed., Jan. 20, 9:30am-12:00pm

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Ages 13-15 6 Sessions 230102A Thurs., Jan. 21, 4:30-6:30pm

Young Potters

Ages 10-13 8 Sessions 220115A Wed., Jan. 20, 4:00-6:00pm

Teen Drawing

Jewelry: Independent Study

$134

Woodworking A du lts Cutting Board Beginner

Learn the basics of woodworking material selection, how to design a functional but aesthetically pleasing project, and the basics of machining and gluing wood, routing, sanding and wood finishing. Machinery used will include table saw, jointer, thickness planer and router table. Thomas Jefferson Center. Inst: Fort Ages Adults 2 Sessions 240178A Sat., Jan. 23, 10:00am-12:30pm

$95

Basic Box Beginner

Learn to operate basic woodworking machinery and tools in a safe manner while making a small box out of walnut. It’s a great class to get hands on instruction on the uses of the woodworking equipment available at Thomas Jefferson Art Studios! After this class you will be able to utilize the woodshop during open studio hours. All supplies provided. Thomas Jefferson Center. Inst: Long Ages Adults 7 Sessions 240180A Tues., Feb. 9, 7:00-9:30pm

Medicine Cabinet Intermediate/Advanced

$218

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This class is great for the intermediate woodworker who is beyond the basics. Each participant will construct, machine and assemble a bathroom medicine cabinet from either quarters awn white oak, black walnut or black cherry. Simple joinery techniques including dado and half-lap joints will be used in the construction. Thomas Jefferson Center. Inst: Fort Ages Adults 5 Sessions 240179A Sat., Feb. 6, 10:00am-12:30pm

$150

Winter Break Camps D e c e m b e r 2 8t h , 2 9t h a n d 3 0t h

All American Sports Camp

Get active and have fun this holiday at the ultimate sports camp! With basketball, soccer, flag football, team handball, wiffeball and floor hockey this camp has it all.  Campers will participate in skill instruction, games, and tournaments. For more information and registration go to www. sportzcampz4kidz.com, email [email protected] or 703-998-8123 Boys and girls ages 6-12

Chummy Gill Basketball Camp

Keep your skills sharp at this basketball camp for boys and girls.  Program will feature drills, games and 3-on-3 and 5-on-5 competitions. For more information and registration go to www.arlingtonpride.com, email gillbballacademy@ gmail.com or 703-980-0335

Winter Camp for Teens with Disabilities

This teen camp is a specialized therapeutic recreation program designed foe individuals with developmental disabilities. Many campers require close supervision or assistance in personal care. Moderate to extensive support is provided with a ration range of 1:2 to 1:3. All campers engage in theme-based recreation that encourages social interaction and development. Teens choose activities ranging from sensory and auditory activities, expressive art, sports and fitness.  Registration for this program begins November 30 for Arlington County Residents and December 7 for out-of county residents. Thomas Jefferson Ctr.  Ages 12-21 3 Sessions $99 202011A Mon.-Wed., Dec 28, 9:00a.m.-6:00p.m.

Boys and girls ages 6-13

Spring Break Camps Abrakadoodle: Spring Break Art Camp – Garden Art Safari

Art lessons focus upon the elements in a garden such as soil, plants and pollinators and artistic styles and techniques that lend themselves to a garden environment. Students will explore the tactile elements of garden life. This is a wonderful art and science program in which the art is all about this special environment! Materials fee includes all materials, props, games, stories and music used in class. Children must bring a snack each day (please, avoid sending foods that contain peanuts). Children must be potty trained. Carlin Hall. Inst: Staff. Ages 3-6 5 sessions $155 210106A Mon. /Tues. /Wed., Mar. 29, 9:00am-12:00pm

Spring Break Camp for Teens with Disabilities

This teen camp is a specialized therapeutic recreation program designed for individuals with developmental disabilities. Many campers require close supervision or assistance in personal care. Moderate to extensive support is provided with a ration range of 1:2 to 1:3. All campers engage in theme-based recreation that encourages social interaction and development. Teens choose activities ranging from sensory and auditory activities, expressive art, sports and fitness. Registration for this program begins March 1 for Arlington County Residents and March 8 for out-of county residents.

Spring Break Creative Arts Camp

Whether beginning or advanced, young artists will love this week long visual arts camp! Just like our popular summer art camp, campers spend their days experimenting with a variety of art materials and techniques. Emphasis is placed on developing creativity and imagination with a special focus on skill building. Our staff shares their expertise in a variety of techniques that may include drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, bookmaking, mask making and multi-cultural arts. Participants invite their family and friends to their art show at the end of the session. Campers should wear clothes that they can get messy. Five year olds must have completed kindergarten. Fairlington Center. Inst.: Halloran

Core camp hours Ages 5-7 5 Sessions $167.00 616810A  Mon.-Fri., Mar. 29, 9:00a.m.-3:00p.m. Ages 8-11 5 Sessions $167.00 616810B  Mon.-Fri., Mar. 29, 9:00a.m.-3:00p.m.

Extended day or after camp hours Ages 5-11 5 Sessions $56.00 616810C  Mon.-Fri., Mar. 29, 3:00-5:00p.m.

Ages 12-21 5 Sessions $165 202015A Mon.-Fri., Mar. 29, 9:00a.m.-6:00p.m.

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Registration Info for Classes Registration Process

Household ID’s are needed for online registration and are listed above “Friend of PRCR ” on the mailing label of your catalog. Current customers can call 703-228-4747 or email registration@ arlingtonva.us for their number. New customers must establish an online account prior to registration by going to https://registration. arlingtonva.us. Confirmations are mailed the day they are processed or emailed if we have your current email on file. Please do not call the Registration Office to change or verify a class until you receive a confirmation. Class participants must sign a Hold Harmless Agreement at the initial class. Adults must sign for children. Refusal to sign this agreement will result in the participant being denied acceptance into the program.

Reduced Fees

Fee reductions on classes are available on a sliding scale based on household income and size. Anyone who is an active financial assistance client of Arlington County’s Department of Human Services or APS free/reduced lunch program, as well as others who are below the threshold of the currently published HUD’s Section 8 income limits, is eligible for a reduced fee. Annual income verification is required. For application qualifications, guidelines and procedures, call 703-228-4747 or go to the Registration Office (3700 Four Mile Run Dr.), Barcroft Sports & Fitness Center (4200 S. Four Mile Run Dr.) or Thomas Jefferson Community Center (3501 S. 2nd St.)

and over receive a 30% discount

For more information or to download an application form, go to: http://www.arlingtonva.us/Departments/ ParksRecreation/scripts/sports/ ParksRecreationScriptsSportsFeeReduction.aspx

on the fee shown in the catalog

Refunds

unless otherwise stated.

Refunds can only be requested through the Registration Office at 703-228-4747. Full refunds for PRCR classes will be made automatically when classes are canceled by PRCR due to insufficient enrollment or other unforeseen reasons, or upon request when schedule or location changes made by PRCR prohibit or limit your attendance. Refunds for medical reasons must be accompanied by a physician’s note and shall be considered on a case by case basis. Customers who request a refund prior to the start of the second class for any reason other than those stated above will receive a full refund within 30 days of request minus a $15 service charge. Credit card charges will be

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Fees

Payment is required at time of registration. Checks or money orders are payable to Treasurer, Arlington County. The registrant’s name, address and phone number must appear on each check. Pursuant to Arlington County Code, an assessment fee of $25 is charged for a returned check. Acceptable charge payments are VISA, MasterCard, Discover, or American Express. See below for discounted fees based on annual income.

refunded directly to the credit card. No refunds or credits after the second class has started. No refunds or credits if a customer is unable to attend a one-session class or workshop

Accommodation

Arlington County is committed to providing open and accessible programs to all our residents. If you require a reasonable accommodation, advance notice is preferred; please call 703-2284740. For information on fee reductions or language interpretation, call 703-228-4747. TTY 703-228-4743.

Changes, Cancellations and Closings Due to the early publication deadline, instructors may be changed before classes begin. Classes are cancelled one week prior to the start date if minimum enrollment has not been met. PRCR also reserves the right to cancel a class for any other reasonable cause that prevents presentation of the subject in an acceptable manner. Classes are cancelled on County holidays and at the discretion of the instructor. In case of snow, ice, or any other dangerous conditions, classes may not be held. If Arlington County Schools are closed or close early due to weather conditions, PRCR classes are automatically cancelled. Watch Arlington Information Channel 74 or other local media stations for details or call 703-228-4715. .

High Demand Classes

High Demand classes are indicated with an c HD beside the class name. Due to their high demand non-residents pay a $25 additional fee (instead of the regular $10) to help ensure spots for Arlington residents.

Non-County registration begins 1/6/10, and includes an additional surcharge. No Residentes de Arlington inscripciones comienzan 1/6/10 y pagan un cargo adicional Proceso de Inscripción para Clases Para inscribirse por Internet, necesitará su número de cuenta que está localizado en la parte superior donde dice “Friend of PRCR” y aparece su dirección en el catálogo. Además los clientes pueden llamar al 703-228-4747 o comunicarse por e-mail a [email protected] para obtener su número. Tenga en cuenta que los nuevos clientes tienen que establecer una cuenta por Internet antes de inscribirse. Esto se puede hacer en https:// registration.arlingtonva.us. Una vez registrado, las confirmaciones serán enviadas por correo el día en que son procesadas o a su dirección electrónica. Por favor no llame a la oficina para hacer cambios o para verificar si está inscrito en alguna clase hasta que haya recibido su confirmación. Al principio de cada clase el participante deberá firmar un acuerdo. En caso de que el participante sea un menor de edad un adulto deberá firmar. El que no firme el acuerdo no podrá participar en la clase o programa.

Las personas de la tercera edad mayores de 62 años que residen en Arlington recibirán un descuento del 30% del costo de la clase que está en el catálogo. Pagos

Tiene que pagar cuando se inscribe. Puede pagar con cheque o money order a nombre del “Treasurer, Arlington County”, o con tarjeta de crédito Visa, Master Card, Discover o American Express. El nombre del participante, dirección y número de teléfono deberá aparecer en el cheque. De acuerdo con las reglas del Condado

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de Arlington se cobrará $25 en caso de que el cheque es devuelto. Si no reside en Arlington se le cobrará $10 en adición al costo de la clase, en las clases cuya demanda alta se cobrará $25 adicionales.

Descuento

Los descuentos en la matrícula se basan en el ingreso y número de miembros en la familia. Cualquier persona que recibe asistencia financiera del Departamento de Servicios Humanos del Condado o de las escuelas públicas de Arlington, como programas de almuerzo o del programa HUD en la limitación de ingreso de sección 8, puede recibir descuento en el costo de clases. Se requiere verificación de ingreso anual. Para recibir una solicitud, información sobre las reglas y proceso llamar a la oficina de Inscripción al 703-228-4747 o visite las oficinas: 3700 S. Four Mile Run Dr.; Barcroft 4200 S. Four Mile Run Dr.; o Centro Thomas Jefferson, 3501 S. 2nd St.

Reembolsos

Se devolverá el costo completo de la clase o matrícula automáticamente cuando: las clases están llenas o sean canceladas por el Departamento de Parques, Recreación y Recursos Culturales, si han sido canceladas por insuficiente número de participantes o otras razones no previstas o por cambios de horario o lugar hechos por PRCR y si usted no puede asistir debido a ese cambio. Los reembolsos solicitados por razones médicas deben ser acompañados por una nota médica y serán consideradas caso por caso. Si por alguna otra razón de las mencionadas anteriormente, los clientes que solicitan reembolso antes del segundo día de clases recibirán todo el reembolso menos $15 que se cobraran por cargos administrativos. Todos los reembolsos deben hacerse entre

los primeros 30 días de la primera clase. Los reembolsos a las tarjetas de crédito serán hechos directamente a su tarjeta. No habrá reembolsos ni créditos si la segunda clase ha comenzado. No habrá reembolsos ni créditos si el cliente no puede asistir a clases de una sesión.

Acomodaciones El Condado de Arlington está comprometido en proveer programas accesibles y abiertos a todos los residentes. Los participantes con necesidades especiales que necesitan ayuda en coordinar acceso a lugares o asistencia en programas o servicios deben llamar al 703-2284740, TTY 703-228-4743, por favor llamar con anticipación para solicitar ayuda. Podrían haber cambios, cancelaciones o cierres después de la publicación del catálogo o instructores pueden ser substituidos antes de comenzar la clase. Las clases pueden ser canceladas con una semana antes de que comiencen si no hay suficientes alumnos. PRCR se reserva el derecho de cancelar clases por causas no previstas. Las clases también pueden ser canceladas en días feriados y a discreción del instructor. Las clases también pueden ser canceladas en caso de nieve, hielo o condiciones peligrosas. Si las clases en las escuelas del Condado de Arlington son canceladas por motivos de mal clima, las clases de PRCR son automáticamente canceladas. Para mayor información puede ver el canal AVN 74 de información de Arlington u otros canales, o para más información puede llamar al 703-228-4715.

Clases de Alta Demanda

Las clases que están marcadas con c HD se llenan rápido. Las personas que no son residentes de Arlington tendrán que pagar $25 (en vez de $10) adicionales para inscribirse.

When and How to Register!

Web

(Online registration for residents begins at 8am on 12/22/09) › Go to https://registration.arlingtonva.us › Credit cards only

Por Internet

(el proceso comienza 12/22/09, a las 8am) › Residentes de Arlington www.arlingtonva.us/prcr › Tarjetas de credito solamente Mail-In (processing begins 12/22/09 at 8am) › Mail your Registration Form at anytime after you receive the catalog. › Complete Registration Form on page 31. › Mail to 3700 S. Four Mile Run Drive Arlington, VA 22206 › If the course is scheduled to meet within seven days, call or carry in the registration

Por Correo

(el proceso comienza 12/22/09 a las 8am) › Usted puede enviar su formulario a cualquier hora después de que tenga acceso al catalogo › Envía el Formulario de inscripción completo › Envíalo a 3700 S. Four Mile Run Drive Arlington, VA 22206 › Si la clase comienza en siete días, por favor llama o lleva el formulario a la oficina

Fax-In (processing begins 12/22/09 at 8am) › Fax your Registration Form at anytime after you receive the catalog › Credit cards only › Complete Registration Form on page. › Fax to 703-228-4765, 24 hours a day

Por Fax (el proceso comienza 12/22/09 a

las 8am)

› Usted puede enviar por fax su formulario a cualquier hora después de que tenga acceso al catalogo › Tarjetas de crédito solamente › Envía el Formulario de inscripción completo › Fax 703-228-4765, 24 horas aldía

Carry-In (beginning 12/29/09 at 8am) › Take registration forms to 3700 S. Four Mile Run Drive, 22206 Monday-Friday, 8:00 am-5:00 pm › Your best choice is to register online or by fax early. Carry-in registrations regardless of the date received will be held and processed at 8:00am on 8/25/09.

En Persona

(comenzando 12/29/09 a las 8am) › Puedes inscribirte en persona en 3700 S. Four Mile Run Drive, 22206 Lunes a Viernes: 8:00 am-5:00 pm › Si la mejor alternativa es inscribirse por el Internet temprano. › Todas las inscripciones serán procesadas a partir del 8/25/09 a las 8:00 am

Phone-In (beginning 12/29/09 8:30am at 8am) › Credit cards only (Visa, Discover, MasterCard and American Express) › Have class numbers ready before calling › Call 703-228-4747 (voice) or 703-228-4743 (TTY), Monday-Friday, 8:30 am-4:30 pm

Por teléfono (12/29/09 a las 8:30am) › Tarjetas de crédito solamente (Visa, Discover, MasterCard y American Express) › LLama 703-228-4747 y 703-228-4743 (TTY), Lunes a Viernes 8:30am-4:30pm