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Recreation & Community Services <br />Program Enrollment Summary Page 1 of 2 Revised 07.2022 <br /> Program Enrollment Summary Report <br />Enrolled Participants: Spring 2022 <br /> <br />Unit / Location <br />Participants Classes Last Year <br /># Enrolled # Waitlist # Offered # Cancelled % Cancelled # Held # Held <br />AQUA 1,708 309 387 16 4% 371 206 <br />BOC 763 52 95 13 14% 82 81 <br />CCC 560 11 97 34 35% 63 74 <br />HCFA 329 2 37 2 5% 35 17 <br />DVC 772 37 121 36 30% 85 72 <br />GACC 481 5 52 7 13% 45 12 <br />OUTDOOR 293 4 21 5 24% 16 9 <br />SPORTS 936 194 131 25 19% 106 68 <br />TEEN 72 1 13 6 46% 7 15 <br />TR/OMC 548 83 80 19 24% 61 24 <br />TOC 767 53 111 28 25% 83 23 <br />Totals 7,229 751 1,145 191 17% 954 601 <br />Comments <br />The Thousand Oaks Teen Center (TEEN) was closed throughout the majority of this program session and attempted to offer as many off-site classes as possible. However, a large number of them did not meet enrollment minimums, <br />leading to a higher-than-normal percentage of cancelled classes. <br />The Sports Department had a large number of independent contractors return in 2022 after choosing not to run <br />programs the year before due to COVID-19 concerns. As a result, 30 more tennis classes were held compared to the <br />prior year, as well as more Spring Break Camps and more classes by contractors such as Dodger Training Academy <br />and TGA Premier Sports. Large waitlists were seen in pickleball programs and pickleball leagues. <br />Dos Vientos Community Center (DVC) has been experimenting with new types of classes to see if the community is <br />interested in them. Not all of the classes are successful, but the overall enrollment for the unit is healthy. <br />Therapeutic Recreation (TR) continues to serve individuals with disabilities while many similar services throughout the <br />region remain closed. There were waitlists for several social programs such as Dinner and a Movie and the BBQ Social <br />at Old Meadows. The Kitchen Capers classes were also very popular and filled quickly with short waitlists. <br />Thousand Oaks Community Center (TOC) has found success in offering more programs for homeschool students. <br />Popular programs included Sewing, Chess, and Animation Studio, all of which had waiting lists.
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