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Program Highlights - January Park Board Update YOUTH Dance: Winter classes are in full swing. We have a new instructor this season and so far the classes have been going very well. Floor Hockey Mini Camp: We started a new class this season for 7-8 year olds. It has not proven as popular as the 4-6 year old class, but attendance has been strong. Toss, Kick, and Catch: This program is going well. Due to low enrollment, we are only offering one class this season. Snack and Skate: We have approximately 4-0 chidren registered in this program. So for this year, the weather has been very cooperative. On February 26, we will conclude the program with a skating party at Centennial Sports Arena. Hockey Skills Development- Seven children are registered in this program. Participants receive a jersey and a medal. Martial Arts: Registration levels are where we expected. There is a large following of participants who enjoy this instructor. • Baskets "Have a Ball ": This program has been very popular in the past. Registration is less this season, but still very strong. Family Open Gym: This program is more popular than ever. Weekly attendance figures have been in the twenties. YOUTH TRIPS AND ACTIVITIES Ski Trips: Our first three ski trips have been great successes. Attendance numbers are as follows. Wild Mountain on Dec. 28 - 23 participants, Wild Mountain on Jan. 17 - 50 participants, Afton Alps on Jan. 24 - 24 participants. CLUB: Our cooperative trips with Blaine Parks and Recreation Department and Centennial Community Services have been going well. Our Dec. 23 trip, "Bowling, Lunch and a Movie," had over 50 participants and our Eagles Nest /IMAX trip had 11 participants. A full week of trips and activities is planned for- the Centennial School District's "spring break" week (Feb. 21 -25). Trips are also planned for school out days March 10 and 17.