Recreation Advisory Board Agenda and Packet 2019 03 18

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Senior Services January -March Highlights: • Get Acquainted program led by staff to acquaint new seniors with our program and building • We have added more entertainment to the Brooks Cafe Lunch • New drop in programs: Advanced Bridge, Indoor Bocce Ball, Mah Jongg, Ping Pong • New fitness classes going well: Silver Sneakers Yoga, Silver Sneaker Circuit, Bums and Tums (now called Butts and Guts) • Engaging Your Mind Program: Russia in the News has steady participation • Exploring Bride class was full • Computer Workshops: Cut the Cord and Smartphones went well • Resource Seminars: Know the Ten Signs and Get Your Ducks in a Row had a large number of attendees (50 in Get Your Ducks in a Row) Participant Counts through 3/12: • Brooks Cafe meals served: January 720, February 677, March through 287 • Silver Sneakers visits: January 6386, February 6802, March 3027 • Drop in Programs:(Bridge, billiards, ping pong, Loving hands, choir etc) January 882, February 897, March 485 • AARP Tax Aid (2/4-4/8) 375 participant appointments with a waitlist of 12 at this point. • Day Trips: January 4 trips with 50, February 3 trips with 38, March 4 trips with 78 The Matchless Mine and Sunnyside Assessment rooms are currently used for Foot Care Clinic, and Personal Training. In the future the Matchless Mine will be used for Massage Therapy and possibly Foot Reflexology and other Health (or one on one) related programs. Youth Activities Highlights • Preschool Registration for the 2019/2020 school year began in January. Morning classes are now taking waitlists and afternoon classes are continuing to enroll. • Tulip Twist Dance, showcasing the newly renovated multipurpose rooms, was a smashing success with many big smiles from it's attendees. • Preschool teachers completed Parent/Teacher Conferences in February. • Preschool teachers are working on selecting and mounting artwork for the Art Show hosted at the Louisville Library beginning in April. • Summer Day Camp registration took place for Louisville Residents in February. All sessions are currently taking waitlist enrollments and openings are being filled as they roll in. • The new contact with Let's Get Cooking Boulder is going very well with sessions for 7-11 year olds as well as Cooking Birthday Parties. • Seasonal hiring is in full swing with Summer Day Camp interviews starting in March. • The Youth Advisory Board is wrapping up their school year program which promoted the FlexRide to youth in the community. • New contractors are being sought for summer to include CodeSpire (coding and technology) as well as for the fall with Write Turn (girls writing program).