Teen Act ivi t ies
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT THROUGH RECREATION ACTIVITIES
CITRA is a peer leadership group within the Downers Grove Park District. The group is open to any high school student who is looking to strengthen leadership and communication skills by planning trips, concerts, service projects and events for other high school students. Join us for our student led meetings for project planning, games and fun! Check out the teen page on
www.dgparks.org for a meeting schedule and upcoming events. Become a fan on Facebook to receive updates on upcoming events and meetings. Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to serve your community and peers through recreation. Email CITRA at
CITRA@dgparks.org with any questions or for more information.
ACT Practice Test
A practice test is crucial to ward off those test day jitters and predict how you may score on the real thing. Experience first-hand what test day is like. A representative from Kaplan will provide a proctored ACT practice test and scores will be returned to each student with analyzed results. Please bring a healthy snack and a drink, #2 sharpened pencils and a calculator. Wear comfortable clothing. Cell phones will not be allowed.
Grade: 9th - 12th Location:
Lincoln Center
Min/Max: 5/10 R/NR: $10/$15
Instructor: Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions
Class # Date Day Time 346005-01 1/19 SA 9:00 am - 12:30 pm 346005-02 3/9
SA 9:00 am - 12:30 pm NEW! ACT Prep
Are you ready for the ACT Exam? Prepare yourself for this important milestone by registering for this class that will focus on all five subjects included on the ACT exam. Every student takes a diagnostic pretest to personalize their course of study. Small class size guarantees an individualized approach to ensure the highest score possible.
Grade: 11th & 12th Location:
Lincoln Center
Instructor: Michael Peterson Class # Date
346012-01 1/18 - 2/15 F 346012-02 2/22 - 3/22 F
Min/Max: 2/10 R/NR: $357/$536
Day Time
4:00 - 6:00 pm 4:00 - 6:00 pm
dgparks.org • 630.963.1300 Winter & Spring 2013 41 Live! At Lincoln Center – Teen Concert
Are you ready to ROCK?! Come support your local musicians as teen bands perform LIVE throughout the evening in the Lincoln Center auditorium. All performing bands receive a portion of the admission fee from the night. Interested in playing for a packed house filled with local fans? Want to have the opportunity to build your fan base? Call 630.963.1300 by March 1, 2013 to have a chance to become a local legend. Performance slots are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Doors open at 7:00 pm. The concert is supervised by Park District staff.
Age: 13 and up Fee: $5 at door
Day: F Date: 4/12 NEW! Public Speaking
What is the greatest fear among people worldwide? No, it’s not snakes, spiders, heights or the dark. It is speaking in public. This class will help students overcome this fear. We will be getting out of our “comfort zones” and have fun with the gift of voice. Each student will practice the art of public speaking each day of class. This is a skill that will be required in school and in life. Michael Peterson, the instructor, is a Masters level certified teacher with 10 years of experience in Education.
Age: 12 - 18 years Min/Max: 5/15 Location:
Lincoln Center
Instructor: Michael Peterson Class # Date
346013-01 1/15 - 2/12 TU 346013-02 2/19 - 3/19 TU
NEW! Sketch Comedy
Want to laugh and make others laugh? Then join us as we write and perform comedy sketches! We will read short humorous pieces and watch funny clips to learn from the pro’s! No class March 25.
Age: 9 - 11 years Min/Max: 4/21 Location:
Lincoln Center
Instructor: Carey Robin Class # Date
346014-01 1/11 - 2/15 F R/NR: $69/$104 Day Time 3:30 - 4:30 pm 346014-02 3/11 - 4/22 M 4:00 - 5:00 pm R/NR: $107/$161 Day Time
7:00 - 8:00 pm 7:00 - 8:00 pm
Location: Lincoln Center Time: 7:30 - 10:00 pm
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