Includes team shirt. Players need softball experience, understanding of the scoring process and a desire to play in a non-competitive league. Includes team shirt. Players need to be able to follow simple directions and maintain a high interest in softball. These programs provide people with disabilities the opportunity to socialize with friends, learn leisure skills and have fun.
Groups typically meet twice a month.
Wednesday, April 19 Registration begins at Parks and Recreation in City Hall. Saturday, June 10 Valley View Pool and Bush Lake Beach open. A Kaleidoscope of Summer Activities for Youth Summer Spectrum is a collaborative program of Bloomington Public Schools' Community Education, the City of Bloomington's Parks and Recreation Division and the Bloomington Art Center. Spanning eight weeks, Summer Spectrum classes focus on youth entering grades 1 to 9. Plus, there are correspondence courses, child care options and the Galaxy Youth Center for the older youth.