Batavia Park District: 2021 Winter Program Updates

Batavia IL

04 January, 2021

3:55 PM

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Press release from the Batavia Park District: Happy New Year, Batavia! We hope you are ready to get involved, stay active, and try a new activity this winter. The start date of many winter programs has been delayed as Tier 3 mitigations continue through Saturday, January 9. Below is a summary of some date changes for our programs. As always, you can find updated information on our online registration site. We are always here to help, so please contact us with any questions. We look forward to seeing you soon! -- fitness classes The majority of fitness and yoga classes will begin the week of January 11, with many classes being offered on Zoom until further notice. You can still sign up for the in-person class. Should we decide to go to in-person classes, your spot will be reserved. If we are unable to offer in-person classes this season, you will be credited the difference of in-person vs. Zoom classes at the conclusion of the session. View the schedule and register online here. all star sports classes Session 1 of All Star Sports classes will now start the week of January 18. Saturday classes will begin on Saturday, January 16. Visit WebTrac for updated dates and pricing on select classes. Performing Arts CLASSES Performing Arts classes will now start the week of January 18. From Peter Pan to Junie B. Jones to Singin' in the Rain, there is something for every grade level! Register here. Bulldog Crimson/gold Camp The Bulldog Crimson/Gold Camp will return the week of January 11. Registration is now open for January and February dates. This is a structured, recreational enrichment program that includes designed time for students to complete their remote learning. Read more details here. new virtual mad science classes Join Mad Science for virtual labs starting in January! Topics include a Preschool STEM series, Animals & Energy, Fantastic Forces & Flight, and Amazing Magnets & More. View the schedule. This press release was produced by the Batavia Park District. The views expressed here are the author's own.