Tag: Parks and Recreation
Parks and Recreation director, Jason Schaitz, provides examples of necessary camp documentation and record keeping advice to improve camp operations. It is extremely important to keep well organized documentation and records on your camp operations ...
Staci Alden shares a variety of Halloween fitness class and event ideas to utilize at your facility this year. October is here, and if you’re considering doing any Halloween-themed events and classes, now is the ...
Parks and Recreation director, Jason Schaitz, shares tips for staying organized in recreation programs. With so many moving parts within your leagues, it is a task itself just to stay organized. You have to constantly ...
Jason Schaitz shares 20 tips for coordinating successful camp activities. Creating and coordinating fun and engaging activities is why your participants attend camp and keep coming back. It is important that you thoroughly plan out ...
A well-run and organized youth sports registration will give a great first impression to your participants. Whether it is done in-person or online, you want to make sure the participant leaves with all the information ...
If you run a well-organized program and you are a great communicator, parent complaints will be at a minimum, but sometimes things will happen that are out of your control causing a parent to complain. ...
Every youth sports program should have a very thorough set of rules and policies. Regardless if your participants are reading these in full, it is a must have to help govern your program. It will ...
Tips for maintaining a clean facility this year, inside and out. A new year often comes with new members who are eager to start off on the right foot and step through your facility doors. ...
In The Last Word, we sit down with an industry expert to share their wealth of knowledge. In the 2022 January/February issue, the conversation features Jak Teel, the Parks and Recreation director at the City ...
All youth sports programs should have very similar goals to bring the best out of your participants. These should be outlined in your policies and procedures along with your mission statement. Engrain these things in ...
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