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Ice Figure Skating Club (CIFSC) is a non-profit organization for area figure skaters who
wish to skate for recreation, competition or to improve
and develop skating skills beyond basic levels.
Persons
age eighteen or younger who skate at Freestyle 1 level
or above may apply for membership in the club.
The club provides ice time, testing, exhibitions,
and an opportunity to participate in the ice show at K.B.
Willett Arena.
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The club is governed by a constitution and
by-laws which can be obtained from the CIFSC Board. CIFSC is managed by a board
of directors consisting of nine people elected
by club members. Members of the board
serve a three year term.
Board meetings are held once each month during
the skating season or as often as needed. Meetings are generally held the second Sunday of the
month, please check the message board for dates, times
and location or contact a board member.
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How
do I join the club?
Two
organizational meetings are held in the fall (usually
August or
September) of each year, different days and different
times in hopes to accommodate all schedules.
The meeting dates and times are published in
the Stevens Point Daily Journal.
You may also contact K.B. Willett for
information or check the CIFSC bulletin board located
inside K.B. Willett Arena or contact any board member
for information.
Who
may join?
Club membership is offered to those skaters at
Freestyle I or higher (according to ISI standards).
Who
is in the club?
All
members receive a list of names, addresses and phone
numbers of the members.
Lists are for personal use only and are not for
circulation as general mailing lists.
How
do I know what happens in the club?
Club
members receive a monthly newsletter.
Newsletters are mailed to the skaters (or
emailed if preferred) and also available on the
website.
The newsletter gives information about things
happening in the club, special offers, package
vacancies, meeting dates, schedule changes, tryout
dates, etc. Newsletters
will be available in
the CIFSC mail box after distribution date. In
addition, this web site will be up dated frequently.
How
much does it cost to join the club?
Skating
club fees vary according to the number of hours you
want to skate. Ice
time available to the club is divided into time slots
called packages.
Package times vary, but last approximately 50
minutes for the length of the skating season.
Packages are offered at various times of the
day and week. You
should select a package according to your skating
level and the availability of your coach.
When
are skating fees due?
Fees
are payable in one installment at registration or in
two installments - 50% when registering and the
remainder December 1st.
What
is the refund policy?
Refunds
are not given for missed club package sessions.
You may sell any package times you will not be
able to skate to other club members.
Contact individual members or put a small
notice on the bulletin board with your name, number,
and date and time of the session you want to sell. You
will determine the fee.
Refunds
for coaching are to be discussed with the individual
coach. If
you are not able to make your lesson with your coach
you must notify the coach as far in advance as
possible. Please
remember the coach has reserved that time slot for you
and is depending upon your payment as a part of their
income. Payment
for missed lessons vary from coach to coach. Please
discuss this at the start of the season with your
coach.
What about fundraising?
Each family is expected to
participate in fundraising. The funds
raised are used to defray some of the cost of the
ice. Without this money, the ice fees would be
substantially higher. All fundraisers will be
announced as needed.