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Programming for after school enrichment and School by residents through the careful planning of a <br /> recreational activities in the youth category has risen plethora of new and distinct programs to benefit par- <br /> from 11 individual offerings to approximately 40. Our ticipants. Not only did our complement of basic and <br /> current brochure for youth and teens is the size our intermediate computer classes doubled in numbers, <br /> combined brochure was 6 years ago. The adult pro- but the addition of others with specific benefits to par- <br /> gramming has risen from 25 evening class to around ticipants such as career preparation programs, basic <br /> 60 choices with many of the classes having multiple literacy offerings, educational enrichment classes, and <br /> listing to serve the public. This brings the option for leisure time activity workshops grew at all time levels. <br /> class selection to over 90 per semester. In addition,the <br /> Adult Brochure has become a stand-alone document, Adult physical recreation has maintained approxi- <br /> now 16 pages in booklet form. Distribution for the mately 26 in over 30 basketball and 22 in coed indoor <br /> youth and adult brochures is 3500 and 8500 respec- soccer. Newly established is coed volleyball with 22 <br /> tively. Youth brochures are distributed directly persons registered and around 14 to 16 participating. <br /> through the school system,library,town hall and mail- In addition,we offered courses in golf,running,roller- <br /> ers. The adult brochure is distributed through the blading, tennis,jazzercise, karate, and kickboxing. <br /> Upper Cape Local,the Mashpee Enterprise,local busi- <br /> ness,local libraries, schools, town hall, and mailers.In Staying with the philosophy of providing quality <br /> addition to the brochure, we also use the Internet, programs at affordable costs to the residents, we feel <br /> cable television, and newspaper advertisements to we are well priced in relation to surrounding commu- <br /> publicize our programs. nity schools averaging 30 to 70 percent less for com- <br /> YOUTH PROGRAMMING parable courses of the same or we feel better quality. <br /> Youth physical recreation continues to show SPECIAL EVENTS <br /> growth. Over the past 6 years we have risen from 180 The past year was marked as a watershed year for <br /> to 268 in youth basketball(K-6)and 99 to 206 in youth some of our special events held annually in town. <br /> indoor soccer.We again offered swim lessons at South <br /> Cape and Attaquin Park for beginner through interme- Starting with the Children's fishing derby we had <br /> diate and beginner and advanced beginner during the to move the location from Attaquin Park to <br /> winter at Cape Cod Holiday estates and the Sea Mist John's Pond to secure enough beachfront to hold <br /> Resort. We continually support the youth sports the event safely. Over 100 children participated <br /> leagues in town and are work with Mr. Paul Sullivan in the event. <br /> in the creation of a youth Lacrosse League. The <br /> Commodores Baseball Organization has again done a • Daffodil Days and Kids Safe Summer followed <br /> terrific job in providing a quality baseball camp for the with crowds estimated at over 2000. <br /> Mashpee children. And let us not forget the very gen- <br /> erous support the Willowbend Children's Charity has We continued with the Super Swim which has <br /> provided the town in support of our children, for with- grown to 150 swimmers from all over New <br /> out them many programs would not be possible.A sin- England and the Atlantic seaboard and now has <br /> cere thanks from the Leisure Services Department. world ranked swimmers participating. <br /> Before & After-school child care, alon with the • The Woodland Run and the Town Cup Golf <br /> g Tournament instituted for the 125th celebration <br /> Kids Klub Pre-School and our summer camp program, continue to be successful and well supported. <br /> child care continues to be a large portion of our pro- <br /> gramming sphere. Youth from age 3 to 14 continue to • Oktoberfest this year was a tremendous success <br /> be our major area of concentration, with most pro- with crowds estimated at around 4000. <br /> grams filling up in a short period of time. Presently we <br /> have approximately 50 youth participating in our And we finished off the year with the annual <br /> nationally accreted Pre-School program, with over Children's Parade with over 200 children partak- <br /> 100 youth participating in our Kids Klub program. ing in the parade and refreshments at the conclu- <br /> Summer Camp had over 100 youth participating daily sion. <br /> during our 8-week season. <br /> PARKS & BEACHES <br /> ADULT PROGRAMMING <br /> Through the enthusiastic help and donation of funds <br /> Throughout the last few years, Leisure Service has by Mashpee Little League,Heritage Park was afforded <br /> continued to implement new and exciting programs the ability to hold night baseball games this past year. <br /> that follow the needs and desires of our constituents. Through their generosity and that of Town Meeting <br /> We have steadfastly increased the use of our new High the construction of lights on one of our fields was <br /> completed.Thanks should also go to the generous help <br /> 143 <br />
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