Registration Information
Where can I get a registration form?
- Registration Form
- Information box located outside our office at 61 Main Street.
- Sugar Grove Park District office Monday - Friday, 9am-4pm.
How do I register?
- Mail registration form and payment to Sugar Grove Park District,
61 Main Street, Sugar Grove, IL 60554.
- Drop off completed registration and payment in our 24-hour drop box
located outside our office.
- Visit our office at 61 Main Street during walk-in hours Mon - Fri 9am - 4pm.
- Fax registration form to (630) 466-8675.
- Or click online.
What forms of payment do you accept?
- Cash, Check or Credit Card (Visa or Mastercard)
When are registrations due?
- All registration fees are due one week prior to the start of the program
unless otherwise noted. Most team sports have an earlier deadline.
- You may be to be put on a wait list for a program that is full.
- If you are not placed by the first class/practice, a full refund will be given.
Americans with Disabilities Act
The Sugar Grove Park District complies with Americans with Disabilities Act
(ADA), which prohibits discrimination in the provision of programs, services
and activities to individuals with disabilities. We invite any resident with a special
need to contact our staff so that a smooth inclusion may occur.
Photo Disclaimer
All participants permit the taking of photographs and videos of themselves
during Park District activities for publication and use as the Park District deems
appropriate.
Refund Policy
A $10.00 minimum service charge will apply for all cancellations
requested after the deadline. No refunds will be issued once teams have
been formed or uniforms have been ordered for organized team sports. No
refunds issued on jersey purchases. Please see good time guarantee for other refund information.
Board Meetings
The District is governed by elected commissioners. Board meetings are held
the 2nd Monday of each month at 6:00pm at the Sugar Grove Park District
office at 61 Main Street. Residents are invited to attend.
Behavior and Discipline Guidelines
A caring, positive approach will be taken regarding discipline.
Each participant, or facility patron is expected to:
- Treat all participants/patrons and staff with request.
- Respect all equipment.
- Follow all rules so he/she will not place him/herself or
others in a dangerous situation.
The purpose of discipline is to help a participant/patron/develop self-control and learn to assume responsibility for
his or her own actions. The District will use positive
statements and reinforcements to redirect negative behavior.
Should a participant/patron need more than that, a “timeout”
period or a suspension may be initiated.
The District will handle disruptive behavior in the
following manner:
- The participant/patron or the parent/guardian will be
informed of the specific disruptive behavior, what corrective
action on their part must be taken and what the potential
consequences will be. An incident report will be completed
and filed.
- If the behavior continues, the staff will inform the
participant/patron or parent a second time. An incident report
will be completed and consequences will be initiated.
- If there is no change in behavior, the participant/patron
will be dismissed from the class/program or facility; a refund will not be issued for the remaining class days or membership.
Disruptive behavior is defined as any behavior that caused,
or could lead to, personal injury of participant or others.
Examples: hitting, kicking, throwing things, defying, running
away, rude or obscene language, threats or any behavior
that disrupts the facility or program. Disruptive behavior, in
the broad sense, is any behavior that takes an instructor
away from the rest of the class for long periods of time,
disturbs the normal operation of a facility or threatens staff/patrons. |
