Program Enrollment Summary Summer 2021

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Recreation & Community Services Program Enrollment Summary Page 1 of 2 Revised 09.2021 Program Enrollment Summary Report Enrolled Participants: Summer 2021 Unit / Location Participants Classes Last Year # Enrolled # Waitlist # Offered # Cancelled % Cancelled # Held # Held AQUA 2,424 613 889 47 5% 842 227 BOC 1,237 172 120 1 1% 119 42 CCC 984 37 118 29 25% 89 12 HCFA 278 1 36 11 31% 25 1 DVC 1,345 242 163 41 25% 122 55 GACC 386 1 44 14 32% 30 0 OUTDOOR 2,062 171 49 4 8% 45 46 SPORTS 1,699 208 174 31 18% 143 4 TEEN 625 32 62 9 15% 53 27 TR/OMC 373 49 57 8 15% 49 44 TOC 1,079 220 115 14 12% 101 19 Totals 12,492 1,746 1,827 209 11% 1,618 477 Comments The number of classes offered dramatically increased over last year, resulting in nearly four times the number of classes held. In a typical year, pre-pandemic, the District holds approximately 2,000 classes during the Summer session. At 1,618 classes held this year, we are back to roughly 80% of our normal programming. In the Summer 2020 Program Session, nearly one-fourth of classes offered ended up being cancelled due to low enrollment or instructors electing to not teach out of concerns related to COVID-19. This year, however, only 11% of the classes offered needed to be cancelled. Wait lists were seen at all of the Day Camp programs hosted by the Outdoor Unit. For Borchard Community Center (BOC), waitlists were primarily seen for Skateboarding classes, along with a few specialty classes such as Just Teacher and Me, Kindermusik, and Fun in the Sun. At Dos Vientos Community Center (DVC), the Horseback Riding and Archery Camps were in high demand and had limited availability. In Sports, the golf, pickleball, and tennis programs all had wait lists. Specialty classes at Thousand Oaks Community Center (TOC) such as Cake Masters, Cupcake Creations, and American Girl Fashion Design were only able to accommodate a set number of participants.