Age and Type of Program

Responses

Age and Type of Program

Responses

 Adults-SportsFitness

101

 Pre-Environ

27

 K-3-SportsFitness

75

 K-3-Environ

27

 Adults-ArtsCulture

71

 Family-Environ

27

 K-3-SummerCamps

63

 SeniorAdults-ArtsCulture

26

 K-3-ArtsCulture

63

 Grades4-6-SpecialEvents

26

 Grades4-6-SportsFitness

62

 Grades4-6-Environ

25

 Pre-SportsFitness

61

 Grades7-8-SummerCamps

24

 Pre-ArtsCulture

58

 Teens-ArtsCulture

22

 Family-SpecialEvents

57

 Teens-Environ

21

 Adults-SpecialEvents

55

 K-3-OutofSchoolCare

21

 Teens-SportsFitness

52

 Pre-OutofSchoolCare

20

 Family-SportsFitness

47

 Teens-SummerCamps

19

 Pre-SummerCamps

42

 Grades7-8-SpecialEvents

19

 Pre-SpecialEvents

42

 Grades7-8-ArtsCulture

19

 Grades4-6-SummerCamps

42

 SeniorAdults-SpecialEvents

18

 Grades4-6-ArtsCulture

41

 Grades7-8-Environ

17

 K-3-SpecialEvents

40

 Grades4-6-OutofSchoolCare

15

 Grades7-8-SportsFitness

40

 SeniorAdults-Environ

11

 Family-ArtsCulture

39

 Teens-OutofSchoolCare

8

 SeniorAdults-SportsFitness

32

 Family-SummerCamps

7

 Adults-Environ

28

 Grades7-8-OutofSchoolCare

6

 Teens-SpecialEvents

27

Grades K-3

289

Adults

264

Preschool

250

Grades 4-6

211

Family

180

Teens

149

Grades 7-8

125

Seniors

91

98105

98115

98125

Grand   Total

Total

169

11

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182

55th Street Preschool, Laurelhurst

AEII (Decatur)

ASB. Blanchet

Assumption

Assumption grade school, and Blanchett High School

Assumption St Bridget
Bishop Blanchet

Assumption St. Bridget

Assumption St. Bridgets
Villa Academy

Assumption, Roosevelt, Blanchet

Assumption-St. Bridget

Assumption-St. Bridget School
Bishop Blanchet High School

Assumption-St. Bridget, Roosevelt

Assumption-St.Bridget

Attended 9th Avenue Children's House (downtown Seattle).
Attend Villa Academy.

attends View Ridge Elementary and will attaend Eckstein next year

Billings Middle School, Eastside Catholic

Bishop Blanchet
Holy Names

Blanchet

Blanchet High School

Blossiming Buds Preschool, The Evergreen School

Blossoming Bud Preschool
Laurelhurst Elementary School

Bright Horizons

Bryant Elementary

Bryant Elementary, Eckstein MS

Bush School

Cedar Park Toddler Preschool Co-op (operated by North Seattle Community College)

Children attend Eckstein Middle School and Roosevelt High School.

Christopher Robin, Laurelhurst

Christopher Robin, Villa

Eckstein

Eckstein and Roosevelt

Eckstein middle school
Bishop Blanchet HS

Eckstein Middle School
Roosevelt High School

Eckstein
Assumption - St. Bridget

Eckstein, Laurelhurst

Eckstein, Nathan Hale, Roosevelt

Eckstein, Roosevelt

Eckstein, Villa Academy, University Prep

Eckstein,RHS,Nathan Hale

Evergreen

First Class Kids, Nanny's 3

Home school

Jewish Community Center (Wedgewood)

John Rogers, Villa

Kids are not in school yet.

Kids Place

Kids Place (Preschool).

Kid's Place Preschool in Laurelhurst
Assumption St. Bridget's Catholic School

Kids Place Preschool, Laurelhurst Elementary

Lakeside

Lakeside
Seattle Academy of Arts and Sciences

Laurelhurst

Laurelhurst

Laurelhurst & The Children's Center @ Burke Gilman Gardens (on Sand Point Way NE)

Laurelhurst Elem

Laurelhurst Elem  and Eckstein Middle

Laurelhurst Elem, Bethany Bear's Preschool

Laurelhurst Elem.

Laurelhurst Elementary

Laurelhurst Elementary & Lowell Elementary

Laurelhurst Elementary School

Laurelhurst Elementary
Nurturing Knowledge Preschool

Laurelhurst Elementary, Children's Center at Burke Gilman Gardens

Laurelhurst Elementary, Eckstein Middle School

Laurelhurst Elementary, Fremont Community School

Laurelhurst Elementary; Blossoming Buds Preschool

Laurelhurst elementary; Eckstein; Roosevelt

Laurelhurst School, Eckstein Middle School

Laurelhurst, Eckstein

Laurelhurst, Eckstein, Roosevelt

Laurelhurst, Lakeside, St Marks

Laurelhurst, Nurturing Knowledge Preschool

Nanny's 3

Nate Benjamin

No children at home, but please include Laurelhurst Elementary School, Villa Academy,
Ecstein, Roosevelt and Garfield

Northwest School
Lakeside School

Nurturing Knowledge

Our child is only 12 months right now, but he is enrolled at the U-Village Bright
Horizons Daycare.

our savior lutheran preschool
laurelhurst elementary

Radford court childrens center

Roosevelt

Sandhurst Cooperative Preschool (located at Sandpoint Community United Methodist
Church 4710 N.E.70th Street 98115)

Sandhurst Preschool

The Bush School

The Bush School
Lakeside Middle School

The Children School
Villa Academy

The Children's School

The Childrens School, Bethany Bears Preschool, Laurelhurst Elementary

The Evergreen School Shoreline

The Little School, Seattle Girls School, Hamilton International Middle School

The Villa Academy

UCDS; University Prep

university child development school

University Child Development School (UCDS) in the U-district at 50th and Roosevelt.

Villa Academy

Villa Academy
Roosevelt High School

Villa Academy, Kidsplace

Villa, Holy Names

Village Children's Center  206-434-1482

Washington Middle School

Washington Middle School.
The Meridian School (private)

• adult fitness classes

• adult tennis flights

• Alki Beach House is hosting puppet shows (snap dragon in Jan. 2007). Bizzy Bodies Yoga also comes to schools,
  community centers, etc, and does yoga for kids.

• Amanda's clay classes!

• archetecture tours, house tours, meet your neighbors (tea?), mother/daughter tea

• ballet for tots, adult pilates, pre-k & K art

• Basketball. Why did the CC not build a new court?
  Tennis

• Bridge Lessons

• cake decorating, cookie decorating (sur la table)

• Cardio Kickboxing - Meadowbrook

• circuit training

• circuit training -- area gyms
  belly dancing

• Circuit training, Seattle Tennis Club

• Community chorus

• Cooking classes for kids (7 - 9) and Jr High.

• CPR/first aid, money mgmt

• dance for children, Karate for children

• financial planning, home repairs, ballroom dancing, free weight training

• How to play a harmonica  class Magnussen Park

• I am interested in Tai Chi for adults. There is a tai chi class at the Sandpoint
  community center, although I have not heard "raves" about the teacher...it seems to be
  a popular class.

• I don't know if this is offered elsewhere, but I would be interested in break dancing
  and hip hop for adults.

• I would enjoy an exercise class, I have no idea what classes were offered

• I would like to get the pottery classes back that Amanda taught

• I would love to see Spanish classes for my children and yoga classes for me.

• In general, I would be interested in a knitting class for adults (to learn to make
  sweaters, hats, etc.) and art, music, dance classes for toddlers.

• infant and adult cpr classes, bi-annual babysitter's training, a neighborhood fun run.

• Instructional Basketball for 6-7 age group (before Rec teams begin).

• investment tips for seniors (experimental college)

• It would be great to have teen only events - such as dances, charity work (ie. clean-
  up day), etc.  Hip hop dance classes would also be nice.

• It would be nice to have adult classes offered in the evening or weekends for working
  parents to participate.

• Karate classes with Mr. Herman at LCC.

• kids preschool yoga

• low-impact aerobics for women 6:30-8pm (used to be offered)

• Meadowbrook kids summer camp

• Music pgm for toddlers (Magnuson) Dance pgm for toddlers, Karate for Kids/Tweens

• Neighborhood preschool

• open gym for 1-3 y olds

• Open Gym for Toddlers such as at Magnusun and Miller Com Centers.  Also have enjoyed
  the concerts at the ampitheater at Magnusun - esp when they were at lunchtime during
  the week in summer

• Open gym for volleyball.

• pilates

• Pilates
  Yoga

• Pilates
  Yoga
  Tennis Team for Youth

• Pottery for middle school and high school students

• Puppet Shows and G-Rated Movies, Dance Performers shown at Magnusun Park

• Qi Gong, TIA Exercise Class, Basketball Camp, Fencing

• Salsa/Swing Dance Instruction for  teens and adults
  Nature Classes for children
  Watercolor or art classes for children

• scrapbooking days/nights

• Senior Aerobics
  Senior Yoga
  Trips to plays, museums, etc.
  Art classes

• senior self-defense (was at Ravenna)

• spanish class

• Spanish for toddlers/kids - teacher Sol Fernandez at Magnuson and Ravenna

• swing/ballroom dance classes, bridge

• Tai-chi for middle-aged, creaky, out-of-shape people...

• Tap dance, lifetime learning center

• tennis flights; open gym hours; yoga or fitness classes during the day (not early morning or after school hours)

• tennis for 5 and 6 yo

• Tiny Tots

• we enjoy the art/play class and music class

• We need more program options on the weekends during the school year, mid-week and
  weekends during summer.
  
  Kids tennis lessons would be nice.

• We really like the Play Room for infants and toddlers at the Ravenna/Eckstein center.

• yoga

• Yoga 

• yoga & pilates classes

• yoga, in evenings

Arts/Culture - ClayKidsAft

39

 Arts/Culture - DramaAft

29

 Arts/Culture - ClayTotsMorn

27

 Arts/Culture - CeramicsEve

25

 Arts/Culture - DramaSat

23

 Arts/Culture - ClayTotsAft

20

 Arts/Culture - WatercolorAft

18

 Arts/Culture - ClayKidsSat

17

 Arts/Culture - BreakDanceSat

17

 Arts/Culture - BreakDanceAft

17

 Arts/Culture - WatercolorMorn

11

 Arts/Culture - OilAft

9

 Arts/Culture - CeramicsAft

8

 Arts/Culture - OilMorn

8

OutofSchool - Art - Schoolage - Half

46

 OutofSchool - Soccer - Half

46

 OutofSchool - Nature - Schoolage - Half

37

 OutofSchool - Nature - Pre - Half

35

 OutofSchool - Soccer - All

24

 OutofSchool - ClayCamp - Pre - Half

23

 OutofSchool - Preschool

23

 OutofSchool - Football - Half

20

 OutofSchool - Art - Schoolage - All

19

 OutofSchool - Nature - Schoolage - All

17

 OutofSchool - Middle - All

15

 OutofSchool - Middle - Half

14

 OutofSchool - Football - All

12

 OutofSchool - Nature - Pre - All

5

SportsandFitness - FlexYoga - Eve

65

 SportsandFitness - Dancing - Ballroom

41

 SportsandFitness - Outdoor Eve

40

 SportsandFitness - FlexYoga - Morn

40

 SportsandFitness - Outdoor - Morn

39

 SportsandFitness - Playspace - Wed

36

 SportsandFitness - Playspace - Mon

34

 SportsandFitness - Playspace - Tues

33

 SportsandFitness - GentleYoga - Eve

32

 SportsandFitness - Playspace - Thurs

29

 SportsandFitness - Dancing - Salsa

27

 SportsandFitness - GentleYoga - Morn

21

 SportsandFitness - Dancing - Tango

20

 SportsandFitness - Dancing - Country

17

 SportsandFitness - Volleyball - Thurs

15

 SportsandFitness - Volleyball - Tues

13

 SportsandFitness - Volleyball - Wed

11

SpecialEvents - Family Night

82

 SpecialEvents - Cooking - Thai

52

 SpecialEvents - Cooking - Italian

51

 SpecialEvents - Cooking - Indian

45

 SpecialEvents - Cooking - Entertaining

40

 SpecialEvents - Cooking - Grilling

35

 SpecialEvents - FengShui

34

 SpecialEvents - Dogs

33

 SpecialEvents - Cooking - desserts

33

 SpecialEvents - SmartTraveler

32

 SpecialEvents - Cooking - Chinese

30

 SpecialEvents - Cooking - Vegetarian

23

• adequate nighttime lighting around the building

• Am almost 90, I am happy that the community is more active than ever before…

• Anything that enables us to get to know neighbors/neighbor kids with similar interests
  as us is great.  In the past we LOVED the children's clay classes with Amanda and the
  women's tennis lessons.

• Arts, sports and theater programs for Preschoolers would be my highest priority.

• baketball for adults?

• better restrooms

• body conditioning with weights would be great!!!!

• bridge classes (intermediate)

• CPR classes and babysitter training

• Displays on Laurelhurst history; important issues facing the Laurelhurst community and
  their implications, strict and clear leash laws for using the park/community center. A
  bulletin board for neighborhood sales, vacation rental offers, carpools, etc.

• displays: neighborhood history, matural resources of our area, neighborhood kids art

• Don't know exactly what opportunities the new facility presents.  There should be more
  outreach to communicate the new facility and its capabilities.

• Don't know if you're doing this already but I would love a new outdoor play
  structure.  My kids always come home with splinters from this one...  Would really
  love activities for kids here.  Including toddlers!!!!!

• Esercise classes during the day for people who do not work.  Classes to maintain fitnes and strength.

• Evening and weekend classes might be nice.

• Excited to see the center is open, would also like to see playground improvements

• fitness for adults during the day while kids are in school.

• Free or low cost activities for Pre-K and Kindergarten level.
  
  Suggestions for after school programs and daily summer programs when school is out.  
  Karate, soccer, music, art, movie night, holiday events for kids ages 4 - 8 (pre-k
  thru 3rd grade).

• I live close to the Community Center and Park and everyday I become more upset that
  the money has been wasted on the building so wedding recptions can be held there.
  I can't believe we didn't put an artificial turf on the baseball & soccer fields where

• I loved the toddler playgroup at LCC and baketball/softball leagues

• I think is is better to have the teens in the park and not on the street or in parks
  in other parts of the city. Perhaps some kind of program for them in the evenings
  would help controll the parting and drinking. Possibly having the gym open in the
  eve

• I would like a one hour yoga class for adults/seniors in the evenings, 7:15 - 8:15,
  once a week. Nothing too demanding.  Thanks

• I would like to see guitar and piano classes for my children and I.

• I would like to see more diversity in programs.  I think there are too few programs
  offered and they seem boring.  They do not appeal to elemenatary age kids.  I  am
  hoping with the new expansion we can offer more choices and experiment.  I love the
  id

• Improvements to peripheral beds and planting beds around cc bldg for a bird-friendly landscape that could demonstrate for homeowners

• It would be a great thing to have a place for teenagers to get together - showing
  school ID and signing in to attend, perhaps having comfy couches (donated by
  neighbors) a pool or ping pong table and an occational dance (once again signing in
  with scho

• It's a great community center.  Thanks for all of your hard work!

• Kids artwork, something to tie the families that live and support our community to the new building.

• Make it FUN for kids!!

• maybe a free or donation only movie night and other casual events that bring the
  community together - especially in the winter when everyone goes down their own spider-hole.

• more pilates & yoga & circuit training

• nature walks in the park, Sunday afternoon activities

• ned at least one play structure for kids 0-3.  The current playground is really only good for kids over 3 and there are a lot of young kids in the neighborhood.

• Need more child centered activities.  Programs seem geared to adults.  Sports are a very popular activity among
  young people and should be encouraraged more through the community center.

• Offleash dogs are a big problem for me, they chase my family.    PLEASE police dog leash law!!

• Open gym for teenagers.

• Organizing community clean-ups builds ownership and helps keep things looking and
  functioning great. We are looking forward to our new center!

• Pilates Class for Adults (continue program now offered)
  Music Class, Storytime, Arts and Crafts for Pre Schoolers

• Please clean the basketball court floor regularly.  It is dangerously dusty.  I
  realize this is shared with the school, but there must be  way to cordinate this
  and/or share the burden. Thanks

• please have concerts and special holiday activities that can be enjoyed by families
  and neighbors of all ages.  also interested in pre-LVR soccer leagues - fun play for
  toddlers-preschoolers similar to the Arena Sports program at Magnusun, but outdoor

• Please include the Laurelhurst History Display as a permanent addition to the center. 
  It would be nice to have a kiosk to announce community projects, events and meetings
  and to distribute crime prevention materials and info about community center even

• Please make this rrom available on weekends for those of us who work full time.

• Possibly take out the fire ring to discourage teens gathering there at night

• Put in some Barbeque facilities at baseball diamonds.  Some advice for the tree plantings: At Laurelhurst Park,
  remove some of the trees on the west side of the park that create excess shading and block views of Olympics,
  especially from the fire pit. A

• Sat Evening Family Night, Wirting Clinic for middle schoolers taught by nonprofit "8-6", art class taught by Gage Artists

• soccer program

• Tennis courts need improvement.  More tennis classes.

• tennis for teens/adults, tack for teens, learning how to run your first race for adults, MAIL out whole catalog - email notice when catalog is ready?

• Tennis lessons for adults, and tennis roundrobins.
  
  Keep the concerts in the summer.  What about tables and chairs?

• Thanks!

• The Cooking Series classes would need to be taught by experts, not some mom & pop
  deals.  Actually, that would be true for any and all classes.

• The firepit needs to be removed or have some serious planning around it (such as
  lighting, clearing of ALL debris/trees due to fire, etc).  The perimeter of the park
  should be cleaned up of overgrowth and debris.  There are too many hiding spots and
  pa

• The playfield grounds should be safe.  There should be more lighting, especially in the
  area of the fire pit.  There should be more trash receptacles.  Serious consideration
  should be given to removal of the fire pit to deter the escalating illegal teen

• The playground needs a makeover!  A toddler-safe climbing structure and a sandbox would
  be great additions.

• the toddler open gym is a great idea--as many hours as can be allotted to that as
  possible!

• there are too many unleashed dogs running with their owners' cooperation

• These prices are much higher than the classes that we have enrolled in at Magneson.

• we need more gym space. we do not have enough gym space to support all the potential
  programs and people that would like to participate. we need 2 to 3 more full size gyms.

• We'd love to see more community events (i.e.  Chili cookoff, etc).  Maybe some other
  exercise classes - pre- and post-natal yoga, pilates, etc.  And some music classes for
  infants and toddlers?

• Workshops on preparing our community for disaster response.
  Workshops on environmentally conscious and sustainable practices for daily life.
  Nice to have an outdoor community herb garden, or a garden that could provide produce
  to the University Food Bank

• Would like a new playground structure for the kids that doesn't get hot in the sun,
  like the current metal slides.  Would also like a large, paved, flat surface protected
  from cars for kids to ride scooters and bicycles safely.

• Would like to see exercise class for teenages there is a problem with obesity yet all the clubs do not allow teenagers to be members or attend classes.  Please provide a class for teenagers who do not enjoy organized sports!

• Would like to see young adult/teenagers help out seniors--perhaps with providing them
  with transportation if this happens to be one issue.

• Would REALLY like supervised Friday and Saturday night activities for teens ( games,
  dances, movies)
  Craft classes for teens such as jewelry making, scrapbooking  - evenings and weekends

• yoga on weekends please