Five and six year olds learn bike, fire and personal safety on real painted streets at Kiwanis Park. Twenty-nine summers and counting.
Nine to noon, Monday through Friday, with a graduation on the last day. Parents are invited to that one.
Crosswalks, stop signs, and what a traffic light is actually telling you.
Helmet on, hands on, and riding the little town without hitting anybody.
Coral Springs Fire brings a truck. Stop, drop, roll, and where the family meets.
Coral Springs Police on who to ask for help and what a safe grown-up looks like.
A certificate, a photo, and a five year old who is very sure of themselves.
The five days are reconstructed from what the City publishes (bike, fire and personal safety, graduation on Friday). Confirm with Parks and Recreation before publishing.
Registration is run by the City of Coral Springs Parks and Recreation, not by us. Residents register first, in early May, and the sessions fill.
Register with the CityOpens coralsprings.gov
All four figures are published by the City. No club figure appears here unmeasured. Hard rule 2.
That is the whole list. No newsletter, no asks in between. The City owns the registration and always will; nobody owns the waiting list, and every year people are left out who never hear from us again.
Ms. Mary's Place at Kiwanis Park, 520 Ramblewood Drive. The City operates the program with Parks and Recreation, the Police and the Fire Department. The club sponsors it and gives the park its name.
we don't run it,
we pay for it
Fifty dollars puts one child through the week: the shirt, the workbook, the snacks and the graduation.
Sponsor a seat$50 a child · $1,250 a full session