The Miracle League of Central Illinois provides opportunities for children and adults with disabilities to experience the joy and benefits which come from playing our national pastime-BASEBALL! Game schedules and team information is emailed out leading up to the season. The season is set at 12 games total split into Spring and Fall schedules.

Scholarships are available for this program. For more information, please contact Josh Wozniak at 309-454-9661 or jwozniak@normalil.gov.

***PLAYERS REGISTERED AFTER 3/14/25 WILL NOT RECIEVE A 2025 UNIFORM***

This class is a babysitting preparation program designed for boys and girls. Safe Sitter is a positive experience for each participant. Topics include babysitting as a business, success on the job, childcare essentials, safety for the sitter, injury management, preventing problem behavior and care of choking infant and child. Gondolas, chips and drinks will be served for lunch. The fee includes course materials and lunch.

This five-week, disc golf program focuses on developing the necessary skills to introduce and develop basic mechanics of disc golf! There is a focus on form, throwing and footwork that's needed to be a great overall player! Participants will learn the basic mechanics and slowly progress to playing a mini "9-hole" round on the Disc Golf Course. All players receive their own 3-disc beginner set at the conclusion of the program.

Designed specifically for young dancers who are ready to explore the world of poms! This beginner level class covers pom dance basics such as arm motions, strength and coordination. Dancers use pom poms while learning basic choreography and dance terminology.
Jazz shoes or dance shoes. Please no outside footwear.

Children must be at least 3 years of age by the first day of class and must be comfortable being in the water without a parent to register for these classes. 1 on 1 instruction will be provided for swimmers looking for more individual attention during class. The Learn to Swim Program will be focused on, but each class will be custom tailored to the needs of the participant. Make up classes will only be offered if the classes are cancelled by NPRD and not in the case of the student absence for any reason.

Do you have any favorite plants? Have you ever needed
tips on properly pruning trees? Town of Normal Forestry
and Horticulture staff will show you our favorite plants
and how we use them. You will learn about our tree
planting program, how to prune a tree and what tools to
use. Free donuts and coffee to those in attendance.

Children must be at least 3 years of age by the first day of class and must be comfortable being in the water without a parent to register for these classes. The station method is utilized to move students through a series of levels. Children are REQUIRED to attend the testing day prior to the first session they are registered for.
- Some levels will be combined due to a maximum amount of participants allowed in the water at one time.