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Priority due date:
This is the date by which current students must pay their tuition in order to guarantee their spot in class.
Annual Registration:
This is a $40 fee for the first child , $20 for the 2nd child and $15 for the 3rd or more children enrolling in class, then again on the anniversary of the student's start date.
Tuition payment:
Session tuition and annual registration fees are due when your child starts class. After initial registration, Cal-Star Gymnastics bills in advance for following sessions approximately 3 weeks in advance. Tuition must be received by the priority due date in order to guarantee your child's spot in the next session.
Make-up Policy:
We believe it is important that our students attend their regular classes as often as possible. If a student has to miss a class for any reason, as a courtesy, we offer the opportunity for (1) make-up lesson per session in another class or you may use your make-up for (1) 90 min. power play. Make-up class must be scheduled in advance through the office.
Dress Code:
Students should wear athletic type clothing such as a leotard, shorts or sweat-pants and a T-shirt. No socks allowed. Zippers and metal buttons are not allowed. Long hair must be tied back and jewelry should be left at home.
Arrivals:
Students need to arrive no earlier than 10 minutes before class.
Pick-up:
Students need to be picked up at the very end of class. It's suggested that parent/s arrive during the last 5 minutes of class to ensure your child is picked up on time.
Observation Policy:
Parents are welcome to observe at any and all times provided that they remain in the designated observation areas. For safety reasons, parents are not allowed to stand or sit in the training area during their child's class. Observer's can at times be a distraction and therefore present a safety concern. We thank you in advance for your understanding and cooperation.
Curriculum:
Because of our motto: " Where smart training achieves results!", that's exactly why our class level system is our #1 focus. Skills and progressions for each level are success oriented and each child's development within our program is the key to overall success.
Drop-in classes:
You can call the day before or the morning of to see if a class has available space for a drop-in. If space is available, we will hold the spot for you with a non-refundable payment over the phone. All drop-ins are $20 per class.
100% Risk Free is our #1 Guarantee:
The real value of our program can only be measured overtime, however, kids learn on their own schedule and we know that if a child is not "ready now", given time he or she is likely to want to " try again" at some future date. We also know that you will be less hesitant to "give it another try" if you feel you have not wasted your money the first time around. So we are proud to offer you a 100% Money Back Guarantee for all first time families. If after the first session you are not entirely happy with our program, we will happily refund 100% of your money back for that session.
Your child will love getting the stars, certificates, and recognition, while you see how the program not only teaches gymnastics, but also increases self-confidence and self-esteem, giving valuable goal setting skills.
All Kindergarten Gym and School Age Gymnastics students will receive a poster to take home and put on their wall. The poster contains skills that are appropriate for the child's ability level, and match a curriculum card that the instructors have on each child. There are separate curriculum levels for children enrolled in Kindergym (3yrs-6yrs)and Progressive Boys / Girls ( School Age gymnastics 6yrs. and Up).
Your child needs to know what the skill is and be able to demonstrate the skill 3 times in order to be checked off. The following week they will receive stars to put on their posters for all the skills they have mastered. Each child is challenged and progresses at their own pace. The "Shoot for the Stars" program let's you know what we are teaching your children and how they are progressing. Each level they finish, your child will receive a certificate, medal (school age) or ribbon (kindergym) and a large star with their name on it to be put on our STAR of Fame wall !!!
GYM-N-LEARN
Program designed for HIGH ENERGY KIDS!
This class is a fitness-based learning program with a forty-five minute gymnastics class provided each
day. Your child will receive a well-rounded educational experience to help prepare them for school-socially, mentally, and physically. Each day your child will participate in Circle Time, Gymnastics Class, Nutrition & Table Etiquette, Story Time, Indoor Recess, Academic lesson ( cover numbers, letters, colors, shapes, science and handwriting.), & Art.
How important is a gymnastics class for my child's overall development?
Our trained staff will direct activities in each 45 minute gymnastics lesson involving: hand-eye coordination (important for writing ability), eye-tracking skills (important for reading readiness), basic gymnastics skills and social skills, working with other children.
Program will offer a choice of enrolling 2,3 or 4 days per week.
Class room ages: 4 yrs. old by December 1st
*Child is required to be potty trained.
Offered this coming Fall: Mon. Tues. Wed. & Thurs.
Time: 12:00pm- 3:00pm
Daily rate: $30 * Registration Fee: $40, Supply Fee: $30
Tuition Payment Plan :
Monthly enrollment
Semester enrollment recieves a 5% discount
Yearly (9 months) enrollment recieves a 10% discount
Brains Under Construction
By Scool Moves, Inc
Flip on the Focus
Any time a child participates in activities that require moving large muscles and the compression of joints, this is referred to as heavy work. Heavy work is a term used in the therapy world to describe the types of activities that help focus the brain. Vaulting, hanging, flipping, climbing, and leaping are examples of phenomenal heavy work opportunities for children. Focusing with ease leads to learning with ease.
Hang Ten for Handwriting
Observing children swinging on uneven bars seems as far away as one can get from observing a child trying to write a paragraph, but actually, the two require remarkably similar skills. For children to have good handwriting skills, they must have strong muscles, shoulder muscles, forearms, wrists, and fingers are essential for good writing skills. When children have poor upper body strength and weak core muscles they have trouble sitting upright at a desk, holding a pencil, and writing legibly. Bar work strengthens all muscle groups responsible for writing with ease.
Roll Into Reading
Brain connections are made through the activation of an important system that lies deep within the inner ear. This system is called the vestibular system (ves-tib-u-lar) and is the Olympic gold winner when it comes to brain development. Working in tandem with the brain, the vestibular system integrates auditory, visual, and tactile input. Specific types of movement common to gymnastics help the vestibular system develop properly. These include the back and forth movement in swinging, the rotational movement as in twisting, and the up and over movement used for rolling.
Magnificent Moves for Math
Math is a spatial sport! The more children move in different ways, the more connections are made in the brain that improve spatial awareness. For children to be able to understand mathematical equations and geometric principles, they need good spatial skills. All gymnastics moves improve body awareness and wire the brain for math success.
Our Parent/Tot gymnastics class is an introduction to all gymnastics equipment at the Kinder level. Children work fine and gross motor skills with lots of parental hands-on assistance. Stations and lessons are developed by our KAT (Kinder Accreditation Teaching) instructors. The initial focus is on having fun with exercise and developing confidence. This class is for children from 18 months to 36 months of age. Remember the more a child tumbles, climbs, creeps, and crawls, the more densely wired the brain becomes for academic success. Movement is the architect of a childs brain.
Tuesday and/or Fridays: 9:00 - 9:45 am
Introductory: 1x / week $125 ( Session)
Teacher recommendation: 2x / week $218 ( Session)
What your child really receives from a preschool gymnastics class:
Gymnastics and early childhood movement education is directly attributed to developing neurulogical pathways in students and promoting reading readiness. The preschool gymnastics teacher is preparing his or her students for successful experiences in school; such as longer attention spans, increased communication skills, general problem solving skills and improved self-esteem.
While most reading readiness programs state goals, such as writing ones name independently or sounding out simple
words, essential physical foundation skills need to be in place for preschool children to be able to keep up with intense academic
demands of todays kindergarten classrooms.
Class description:
Our preschool gymnastics classes are specifically designed to develop fine and gross motor skills, strength, and beginning tumbling skills. Stations and lessons are developed by our KAT (Kinder Accreditation Teaching) instructors. The gymnasts are trained to master very basic tumbling skills while building self-esteem and self confidence. This class is for children from age 3 to 5 yrs.
Students track their progress with help from parents and teachers.
COMING THIS FALL! Gym-N-Learn Program.
Class Plan Cost per session ( 8 weeks )
Introductory 1 class per week / $125
Instructors recommendation 2 classes per week / $218
My kid loves Gymnastics! Unlimited classes per week / $298
The Girls Recreational Gymnastics class is designed to teach girls the basic elements of gymnastics. They learn fundamental skills on each of the four women's events: vault, floor exercise, balance beam and uneven bars. Strength, flexibility, and body positioning skills are stressed. Students track their progress with skill posters and progress thru three levels: Bronze, Silver and Gold. This class is for girls ages 6 and up.
BRONZE- LEVEL 1
Tuesday: 3:30-4:25, 4:30-5:25
Thursday: 3:30-4:25, 4:30-5:25
Bronze Schedule & Online Registration
SILVER- LEVEL 2
Monday: 5:30-7:00
Wednesday: 5:30-7:00
Silver Schedule & Online Registration
GOLD- LEVEL 3
Tuesday: 5:30-7:00
Thursday: 5:30-7:00
Gold Schedule & Online Registration
The Boys Beginner Gymnastics Class is designed to teach boys the basic elements of gymnastics. They learn fundamental skills on each of the six men's events: pommel horse, rings, vault, floor exercise, high bar, and parallel bars. Strength, flexibility, and body positioning skills are stressed. Students track their progress with skill posters and progress thru three levels: Bronze, Silver and Gold. This class is for boys ages 5 and up.
Fall/ Winter Schedule
BRONZE- LEVEL 1 / 2
GOLD- LEVEL 3 / 4 &5
Monday: 3:45-6:45 pm
Wednesday: 3:45-6:45 pm Friday: 3:45-6:45 pm
SILVER/ GOLD- LEVEL 3 / 4 & 5
Wednesday: 3:45-6:45 pm
Friday: 3:45-6:45 pm
Invitational only: Inquire with the office.
Boys and Girls Competitive Team
We provide a fun and healthy family atmosphere for your child to grow up, while reaping all the benefits of competitive gymnastics. Many of the benefits of belonging on a competitive gymnastics team will teach your child: time management, commitment, dedication, goal setting, patience and overall fitness as a part of their life journey.
Preparatory Levels: 1-4
Description:
Ages: All ages/ co-ed
Beginner to Advanced Beginner
Class requirement: 1 day per week/ 55 min. class
Age Group-Competitive: Levels: 5-10
Ages: 6 yrs. and up/ Co-Ed
Compete by choice
Class requirement: 1-2 days per week/ 1.5 hr. class
Why Trampoline and Tumbling?
1. Co-Ed/ (brothers and sisters) can be on the same team and/or class.
2. Excellent program that teaches spatial awareness and coordination.
3. Children can participate on a team with lower hours of training and
continue having time for other after-school activities.
4. Affordable competitive program for parents.
5. One of the biggest reasons children participate in gymnastics!
What is All Star Cheerleading?
All Star Cheerleading is a very popular and growing competitive sport. Students who participate in the sport of Cheerleading do not cheer for a team, they ARE the team (squad). Instead they train to participate in Cheerleading Competitions. At Cheerleading Competitions they are judged according to their age and skill level. Routines consist of dance, cheer, tumbling, stunting, and jumps.
What we offer:
Senior Team:
Grades 7th-12th
Practice twice a week approx. 3hrs./wk.
* Team placement is available.
Junior Team:
Grades 3rd-6th
* Placement on our Junior Team opens July 1st.
Tumbling 4 Cheer:
Learn and master skills: back handspring, round-off,
aerial, standing back tuck and combination tumbling.
All youth, high school and beginner cheer leaders are
welcome to enroll!
Monday: 7:00-8:00pm
Wednesday: 7:00-8:00pm
Watch this video to get a feel for what All Star Cheer athletes can accomplish!
BREAK DANCING : B-boying, often called "breakdancing", is a popular style of street dance that was created and developed as part of hip-hop culture. The dance consists of four primary elements: toprock, downrock, power moves and freezes/suicides. It is danced to both hip-hop and other genres of music that are often remixed to prolong the musical breaks. The musical selection for b-boying is not restricted to hip-hop music as long as the tempo and beat pattern conditions are met. A practitioner of this dance is called a b-boy, b-girl, or breaker. These dancers often participate in battles, formal or informal dance competitions between two individuals or two crews. Although the term "breakdance" is frequently used, "b-boying" and "breaking" are the original terms used to refer to the dance. These terms are preferred by the majority of the art forms pioneers and most notable practitioners
PARKOUR : Parkour (sometimes abbreviated PK) is a method of movement focused on moving around obstacles with speed and efficiency. Originally developed in France, the main purpose of the discipline is to teach participants how to move through their environment by vaulting, rolling, running, climbing and jumping.
