Youth Programming

For registration dates and pricing, please view the current Recreation Guide.

Art Class

Participants will go over sketching, painting and mix media. With sketching participants will be learning volume base on light and shadows. Participants will learn color, volume and perspective with acrylic paint. Every session consists of 4, 1.5 hour classes. Equipment is provided. Classes are available for ages 6 to 16 years. Instruction is provided by Zayrel Calderon.

Cheerleading

Cheerleading is offered in the Summer and Winter to boys and girls 3- 11 year’s old. Registration includes a cheer practice shirt, pompoms, and a bow. Optional performance uniforms may be purchased at an additional cost. Participants will have the opportunity to cheer at the League City basketball games during the Winter and Summer league.

Fencing

Fencing is an activity like no other. It is a very physical sport with split-second challenges for the mind. A fencer must not only cross blades, but match wits with their opponent. Fencing is often referred to as "physical chess" and, like a chess player, a fencer must learn to swiftly make moves and countermoves, using their mind and body in place of a chess piece. Many games let you pretend to cross blades with an adversary. Fencing lets you do the deed. Local competitions range from events for those age 8 and under to those for fencers age 70+. Truly, this is an activity you can continue your entire life. Besides, it’s sword fighting! How cool is that?

Fencing instruction is provide John Trojanowski for people 7 and older. We offer intro and intermediate fencing throughout the year. Every session consists of 4, 1 hour classes. Equipment is provided.

Home-school PE

Home-school PE is offered for all grade levels during September thru May, every session consists of eight classes, once a week. Each session will have a sport focus that changes session to session to introduce the kids to a variety of activities and sports.

Karate

Karate instruction is provided by American Society of Karate. Karate is offered for ages 5 and older and is offered year-round. Classes are one hour long. The sessions vary in number of classes. As you gain self-confidence while learning art, sport, and self-defense of American Karate. There is a $50 uniform fee that is paid directly to the instructor.

Kids Night at the Rec

One Friday every month, during the school year, we offer Kids Night at the Rec from 5 to 9 p.m. for kids 6-12 years old. The cost includes dinner. Kids will get to play games, watch movies and do arts and crafts. 

Private Acoustic Guitar Lessons

This class is open to all experience levels and for individuals 10 and older. Classes are taught by James C. Robbins. As a musician, James started out as a member of Guitar Houston in 2000 and has played solo and ensemble guitar for over 20 years in the Houston metroplex. His philosophy on creating this guitar program is for youth and adults to learn the finer points of music. Every session consists of 6, 30 minute private lessons.

Tennis

Tennis instruction is provided by Bay Area Racquet Club and is offered for kids 5-15 years old and adult ages 18 and older. Classes are provided year-round. Every session consists of 4, 1 hour classes. In the Summer months tennis camps are held weekly.

Taste of Code Ninjas

Each week will be centered on a new core coding concept and incorporate STEM activities, Snap Circuits and robotics alongside the coding platform.

• Core Coding Concepts include: Algorithms & Sequencing, Debugging, Loops, Conditionals, Events, Decomposition, Stacks & Queues, etc. 
• During the STEM activities students will get essential Skills to design, build, and create projects that involve a variety of tools and materials from our STEM kit
• Kids will get introduction to Code their Own Arcade game using Makecode Arcade & Scratch. They will learn computer science concepts by creating various games – such as Space Jam, Secret Agent, I Spy and Maze Olympics – and develop their own original game.  Using JavaScript, Makecode Arcade & Scratch kids will learn the power of coding to create retro video games and bring them to life on a handheld gaming device

Registration Information

Registration for our programs can be done online or in person at Hometown Heroes Park. To register online, an account is needed. To create an account please come to Hometown Heroes Park. If you are a League City resident you will need a valid ID and current water bill. If you are a non-resident, you will need a valid ID. If you have any questions, call 281-554-1180.

Creating an Account (Household)

Household accounts can now be created online. To create an account, visit: Online Parks and Rec Registration and click on new account and fill in the required fields. Please make sure to add everyone living in your household, including children. After setting up your household account, League City residents must email a copy of their water bill to Parks  to verify residency and have their account approved. Households must be approved before any registration can occur. Accounts can take up to 72 hours to be approved. 

Accounts can also be created in person at Hometown Heroes Park. League City residents will need to bring in a valid ID and their League City water bill. Non-residents will need to bring in a valid ID.