I. After School Recreation	Links Recreation Activity Guide
Beyond the Bell After School Programs Offered at Crittenden Middle School, Castro Elementary, Landels Elementary, Monta Loma Elementary, and Theuerkauf Elementary. This free program includes homework assistance, recreation activities, technology, and enrichment activities.	Abby Longcor: (650) 526-3500
Library Teen Zone Newly re-designed area of the Library dedicated to teens. Space includes new books, new media, new magazines, internet access, tables for group study and lounge seating ringing the fireplace. Research assistance available on demand through the Information Desk	Teen Zone Mountain View Public Library
Summer Reading A reading incentive program for independent readers, including a separate component for teens. Funded by the Friends of the Library.	Youth and Teen Services Recreation Division
Skate Park The Skate Park is a non-supervised facility reserved exclusively or skaters age 12 and under from 9:30—11:30 a.m. All skaters must wear helmets, kneepads and elbow pads. All bikes (including BMX bikes) and scooters are prohibited at this facility.	Skate park
Teen Open Gym Activities include basketball, volleyball and/or soccer, whiffle ball, dance, Ping-Pong, music, special events, etc.
II. Camps Return to top of page.	Links
Tennis Sports Camp Emphasis of this half-day camp covers the basics of tennis, including: forehand, backhand, serve and volley through drilling and game situations. Players will also participate in complementary sports like soccer and Ultimate Frisbee. Lunch is provided.	Tennis Sports Camp
Theater in the Park Two-week theater camps focusing on theater games and skills offered in conjunction with Peninsula Youth Theatre. The end-of-camp performances are held at Park Stage.	Peninsula Youth Theatre
Youth Sports Camps Week-long sessions focusing on skill development and fun in baseball, volleyball, soccer, basketball, street hockey, flag football, or multi-sport.	Recreation Division
III. Learning Return to top of page.	Links
Deer Hollow Farm Deer Hollow Farm is a working homestead and educational center where school classes, community groups and families can observe, explore and participate in a family farm.	Deer Hollow Farm Recreation Division
Recreation Youth Classes A variety of special interest classes including dance, team sports, martial arts, theater, safety, crafts and cooking.
Swim Lessons The City of Mountain View is an American Red Cross Learn to Swim Program with some additional enhancements to provide the highest quality of swim instruction available. Our classes are taught by qualified and Lifeguard Training-certified instructors. Classes may have volunteers or aides assigned to help increase the attention and practice your child receives. Lessons are tailored to age and skill level.	Aquatics Recreation Division
Golf Lessons Shoreline Golf Links offers clinics and classes for youth ages 8 to 17 years.	Shoreline Golf Links  Recreation Division
Tennis Lessons Tennis lessons for players of all ages and levels are provided through the City of Mountain View Recreation Department. Participants must furnish their own tennis racquets and wear tennis shoes.	Tennis  Recreation Division