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Click here to download the form! Bloomington Parks and Recreation believes: Every program is unshut to inclusion. No exceptions! Every child and every sultana with a powerlessness is entitled to segregate to participate in any program. Every registrant is entitled to an towage to determine the weightier inclusion supports. The family of the participant is the most valuable resource in planning. Talking with teachers, therapists and friends is hair-trigger to enhancing the towage and planning. Every issue related to powerlessness can be unprotesting with good training, observations and supports. The benefits to inclusion are endless! Inclusion Services Bloomington Parks and Recreation Inclusion Services are provided to program participants with disabilities who request some kind of support that will indulge them to fully participate the programs offered by the Parks and Recreation Division. When registering for a program, trammels the box on the registration form that indicates you or your child may need support while participating in the program. These registrations will be passed withal to the Youth and Family Recreation Supervisor and someone from our semester will contact you for increasingly information. It would be helpful if you would moreover undeniability or email the Recreation Supervisor at 952-563-8877 or jmsmith@bloomingtonmn.gov and indicate that you or your child has registered for a program and would like to have some support while participating. The benefits to this process wilt much increasingly efficient as we get to know you or your child. Helpful hints to find the right programs Review the current program offerings from Bloomington Parks and Recreation. Pick out some programs that squint like fun. Set up a meeting with us (in person or telephone) by calling 952-563-8877 or email jmsmith@bloomingtonmn.gov During that meeting, tell us your goals for participation or those of your child (for example: fun, socialization, physical fitness, learning new skills, meeting a friend) Together we will determine if the goals match with the programs offered. Get the program details from us When do the programs meet? What will they do in the program? What is the staffing level? Present your needs or those of your child. Suggestion: Prepare a personal unravelment surpassing coming to meet with us. State your strengths, interests, areas where you may need support, medical concerns and other important information. Then make a list of people who know your child and their contact information (teachers, specimen managers, therapists, other recreation professionals, etc.). Keep a reprinting of this for yourself so the next time you want to register for a program, just update the details. Ask how your concerns will be addressed and how your child will be supported in the program. Register your child for the programs. On the registration form, trammels the box that indicates your child may need some support while participating in the program. From here we will protract to gather information well-nigh your child and develop an inclusion plan that meets his or her needs and sets up everyone for success! Participant profile To fulfill the needs of the participant and create a successful environment, we are asking for the pursuit participant profile to be completed (see link below). The increasingly information you share with us, the largest we will be worldly-wise to support the participant. Participant Profile Please return the participant profile to: City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation Attention: Inclusion Services 1800 W. Old Shakopee Road Bloomington, MN 55431-3027 Medical Forms You may need to well-constructed unrepealable medical forms surpassing your child is worldly-wise to participate within our Parks and Recreation programs, regardless if they need inclusion support or not. Asthma Form Diabetes Form Medication Form Severe Allergy Non-food FormSuppliesAllergy Dietary Restrictions Form Seizure Action Plan  Sunscreen Form   Forms may be needed if any of the pursuit are true: Your child may need to be administered any medication during programming (including overnight programming with Camp Kota). Examples: inhaler, medication, insulin, antibiotics, EpiPen®. Your child has a severe allergy, supplies or non-food, and could encounter a reaction. Example: nut allergies. (No form is required for seasonal allergies.) Your child might need a medicine to gainsay an allergic reaction. Examples: Benedryl, EpiPen®. Your child has asthma and will be delivering an inhaler. Your child is diabetic. Forms that were completed for your child’s current school year may moreover be submitted in place of the whilom medical forms. Any prescription medication will require a physician's signature. If you child will be taking any prescription medication during the program (including inhalers), you will need a physician's signature on the medication form surpassing your child can participate within the program. ARLE Programming AR&LE adaptive recreation programs The cities of Bloomington, Eden Prairie, Edina and Richfield offer specialized recreation programs and services specifically designed for people with disabilities. Adaptive Recreation works cooperatively with the Learning Exchange and the Community Education Adults with Disabilities programs in the school districts of the four cities. Participant Profile Each participant must well-constructed this profile to enroll in AR&LE programs and to be placed on our mailing list. Professional profile For professionals to be placed on our mailing list, we need information well-nigh the people that you serve. AR&LE itemize AR&LE Spring SummerItemize2018 AR&LE FallItemize2018SultanaCompetitive Adaptive Softball Want to play some softball? Do you have wits playing on a team? Then this program is for you. This program is designed for men and women who want to play competitively. Teams will be ripened without the player skill evaluations are completed the first night. Season highlights may include special events such as playing under the lights (program times may vary for this event), end of the season picnic, team pictures and more! Staff to participant ratio is 1:20. Who:Month19+ When: Tuesdays, June 19 - August 6, 2018 (No softball July 3) 6:30 to 8:15 p.m. Where: Tarnhill Park, 9650 Little Road, Bloomington Cost: $67. Includes team shirt. Please indicate shirt size on registration form. Register by: May 25, 2018 or until filled TRAIL is available. TRAIL riders must request TRAIL on the registration form!  To Register ONLINE, click here! Online registration is misogynist 24 hours a day! Click on the link for increasingly information. 2018 adaptive softball flyer 2018 adaptive sofbtall registration form Weather/Cancellations In the event of ripply weather, the pursuit procedures will take place: The league director will determine if the games are to be played on that evening and update the weather line by 4 p.m. The visualization will be recorded on the weather line at 952-563-8878 option 5. If ripply weather occurs without 4 p.m. staff will update the weather line as timely as possible but games could moreover be tabbed at the fields.SultanaRecreational Adaptive Softball Join us for a fun summer of softball with your friends from AR&LE. This program is designed for men and women who want to play for fun - no wits is necessary. Teams will be ripened without the player skill evaluations are completed the first night. Season highlights may include special events such as playing under the lights (program times may vary for this event), end of the season picnic, team pictures, and more! Staff to participant ratio is 1:20. Who: Ages 19+ When: Tuesdays, June 19 - August 6, 2018 (No softball July 3) 6:30 to 8:15 p.m. Where: Tarnhill Park, 9650 Little Road, Bloomington Cost: $67. Includes team shirt. Please indicate shirt size on registration form. Register by: May 25, 2018 or until filled TRAIL is available. TRAIL riders must request TRAIL on the registration form!  To Register ONLINE, click here! Online registration is misogynist 24 hours a day! Click on the link for increasingly information. 2018 adaptive softball flyer 2018 adaptive softball registration form Weather/Cancellations In the event of ripply weather, the pursuit procedures will take place: The league director will determine if the games are to be played on that evening and update the weather line by 4 p.m. The visualization will be recorded on the weather line at 952-563-8878 option 5. If ripply weather occurs without 4 p.m. staff will update the weather line as timely as possible but games could moreover be tabbed at the fields. Youth Adaptive Softball BATTER UP! Want to learn to play softball? Increase your softball skills? Learn increasingly well-nigh softball? Have fun and meet new friends? This is the program for you! Youth softball teaches vital rules and good sportsmanship in a non-threatening environment. Our staff is well experienced in the game and will requite the youth a softball wits of a lifetime! Siblings and parents are invited to volunteer. Season highlights may include special events such as playing under the lights (program times may vary for this event), end of the season picnic, team pictures, and more! Staff to participant ratio is 1:10. Who: Youth, month 10 to 18 When: Mondays, June 18 - August 6, 2017 (No softball July 2) 6:30 to 8 p.m. Where: Tarnhill Park, 9650 Little Road, Bloomington Cost: $67. Includes team shirt. Please indicate shirt size on registration form. Register by: May 25, 2018 or until filled TRAIL is available. TRAIL riders must request TRAIL on the registration form!  To Register ONLINE, click here! Online registration is misogynist 24 hours a day! Click on the link for increasingly information. 2018 adaptive softball flyer 2018 adaptive softball registration form Weather/Cancellations In the event of ripply weather, the pursuit procedures will take place: The league director will determine if the games are to be played on that evening and update the weather line by 4 p.m. The visualization will be recorded on the weather line at 952-563-8878 option 5. If ripply weather occurs without 4 p.m. staff will update the weather line as timely as possible but games could moreover be tabbed at the fields.FlitYour Socks Off Come join your friends or meet new people at "Dance Your Socks Off." These dances are for people with disabilities in the AR&LE Cities (Bloomington, Richfield, Edina and Eden Prairie) and beyond. You don't need to register. Just download and well-constructed a  Participant Profile  or fill one out at the dances. Or if you prefer to register online, use our Online Registration. Don't miss out on these fun events. Who: Adults with disabilities age 18+ When: Monthly (see flyer for spare information) Time: 7 - 9 p.m. Where: Valley View Middle School, 8900 Portland Ave South, Bloomington (excludes the September and January Dance) Cost: $6 at the door. Support staff free. (See Fall Formal listing for price) Featuring DJ Generations A to Z! ​Want to pre-register for dances and TRAIL? Now you can! To Register ONLINE, click here! Online registration is misogynist 24 hours a day until one day prior to the flit date. Click on the link for increasingly information. 2018 Fall DYSO Flyer 2018 Fall DYSO Registration Form Other Important Information Doors unshut 10 minutes surpassing the flit is scheduled to begin. Anyone arriving prior to this time will not be permitted to enter the flit location. Dances will end at the published time and the doors will tropical 10 minutes without the flit is finished.Flitstaff cannot be responsible for participants waiting for transportation. Participants must unify for their own transportation. Individuals requiring support during the dances (for personal superintendency needs, assistance dancing or any other needs) must bring their own support person who will urgently provide the needed supports. Support people will be admitted to the dances self-ruling of charge. Beverages will be served to participants during the dance. Snacks or vending machines may be misogynist on site.Flitstaff are not responsible for nutrition restrictions or supplies allergies for participants.Flitstaff are not responsible for monitoring the value or type of refreshments consumed by participants. If an individual needs assistance to monitor this, a support person is required to attend. Individuals participating in the dances must remain in the flit room. If individuals are found wandering the buildings, they will be asked to leave the location immediately. All locations are smoke self-ruling during the "Dance Your Socks Off" dances. Individuals are encouraged not to slosh drunkard beverages surpassing the dances. No swig will be served or unliable at the "Dance Your Socks Off" dances. Participants may dress up to match the particular theme for the dance. Anyone wearing an outfit that is questionable or offensive (at the discretion of the flit staff) may be asked to leave. Door prizes will be handed out toward the end of the dance. Participants MUST be present to win! No exceptions. 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