Student Advisory Council (S.A.C.)
Make a difference in your community and participate in local government. The SAC meets to discuss issued affecting young adults in Coral Springs and to make suggestions to local leaders for changes and improvements. Service hours are rewarded! For more information, call 954-345-2204.

Police Explorers
Officer Robert Katz
http://coralspringspages.com/studentcentral/cspe.htm
954-346-1311 ext. 6
email: rfk@coralsprings.org
Police Explorers is an organization that gives high school students a unique opportunity to participate in a range of activities from community events to police training sessions. Meetings are held once a week, where the Explorers are introduced to law enforcement. Qualified Explorers are offered Ride-alongs, where they ride with Post advisors and provide support to the Police Department's Field Operations. These Police Explorers also have the chance to participate in additional training sessions and learn more in depth about particular subjects.

Unitown
954-344-1005
Unitown is a three-day program focusing on prejudice reduction and leadership development. Unitown is sponsored by the Coral Springs Multi-Cultural Advisory Committee and is facilitated by the National Conference for Community and Justice.

Fire Explorers
http://coralspringspages.com/studentcentral/csfe.htm
954-344-5934
Open to teens ages 14-18, the Fire Explorers program is taught by highly trained advisors and conveys basic fire fighting skills and procedures. The Fire Explorers meet once a week for approximately 4 hours, which also counts toward volunteer service hours.

Civil Air Patrol
www.capcoralsprings.org
954-868-2901
The Coral Springs Cadet Squadron of Civil Air Patrol, a US Air Force Auxiliary, operates a program for young women and men, ages 12-21, who have an interest in aerospace education, Emergency services, disaster relied and the cadet leadership program.

North Broward Family Y.M.C.A.
7718 Wiles Road
954-752-9622
Teen Leadership: clubs, adventure programs, Black Achievers, Earth Service Corps, Leader Clubs, Hi-Y, Youth and Government, Model United Nations, middle school programs and more for youths, YMCA programs and more for youths. YMCA programs help teens learn how to express themselves, come together for a common cause and be active and informed citizens. Leaders Clubs involve teens in community service projects. In Youth and Government, hands-on activities teach them about state government. Model U.N. helps them learn about world politics and the interdependence of nations.

Teen Production Committee
954-345-2204
This group meets once a month to organize fun filled activites for teens. They also assist with the Teen Concerts. Service hours are rewarded! For more information, call Jacqueline at 954-345-2204.

Volunteer Services
10000 NW 29th Street
954-346-4434
Volunteer Services is a resource for residents of Coral Springs to get involved through volunteering in their community. Volunteer opportunities for high school students, adults and those who have been ordered by the court for a misdemeanor charge are available. Volunteer opportunities include but are not limited to on-going assignments, one day events, and responding after a disaster.  

Skate Park
10310 Wiles Rd. in Betti Stradling Park
954-345-2200
This 13,000 sq. foot facility is located at Betti Stradling Park, on the northeast corner of Wiles Road and Coral Springs Drive, and features a 4-foot half-pipe, various height ramps and grinding equipment. Rollerbladers and skateboarders can use the park to practice their skills. Hours of operation for the Skate Park vary by season. During the school year, typical hours are Monday through Friday from 3-9 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and on Sunday from noon to 9 p.m. The Skate Park is available in three-hour sessions. For more information on club membership and park fees, call the Coral Springs Skateboard Club at 954-345-7528.

Coral Springs Teen Recreational League

They are quite a few teen recreational leagues, where teens from around the City can participate in organized sports leagues. The different sports offered include baseball, lacrosse, roller hockey, football, cheerleading, softball, BMX bike riding, basketball and soccer.

Coral Springs Gymnasium Teen Classes
2501 Coral Springs Drive
www.coralsprings.org/recreation/gymnasium
954-345-2200
The Coral Springs Gymnasium hosts a bunch of classes geared toward teens. There are a number of dance classes ranging from ballroom to belly dancing, break dancing to hip-hop and tap. There are karate classes and cardio kick boxing classes and many more. If you want to try your hand at design, there are classes for cake and chocolate design and scrapbooking.

Aquatic Programs
www.coralsprings.org/recreation/aquatics
954-345-2121
For teens that like the water environment a little bit more, the City offers a bunch of aquatic programs. Whether you like the backstroke or freestyle, the Coral Springs Swim Club covers them all. Other more team-oriented sports include the synchronized swimming team and water polo. There are also diving lessons and lifeguard training available.

Special Populations
954-345-2208
The City of Coral Springs offers programs for children and adults with disabilities or special needs. For details on Boogie Down Dances, bowling, Saturday Social Club and the Kamp Kool Summer Camp, call 954-345-2208.

Coral Springs Sportsplex
2575 Sportsplex Drive
www.spostplexatcs.com
Incredible Ice, 3299 Sportsplex Drive 954-341-9956
Aquatic Complex, 12441 Royal Palm Blvd. 954-345-2121
Tennis Center, 2575 Sportsplex Drive 954-344-1840
The Coral Springs Sportsplex is home to some of the best sporting facilities in Broward County, and it is very accessible. When the weather is hot, ice-skating at Incredible Ice is a good way to cool off. The Sportsplex is also home to the tennis center where teens can channel their inner Andy Roddic or Venus and Serena Williams. Whether you want to learn how to swim or consider yourself an expert, the Aquatic Complex has pools for the competitive swimmer.

Cypress Park
1301 Coral Springs Drive
www.coralsprings.org/parks
Cypress Park is for teens that enjoy the outdoors. The park has a variety of fields for different sporting activities like soccer. The jogging park is available for anyone who likes to jog, run, or sprint. The Outdoor Fitness Gym is a great way to add a little spice to an existing workout.

Summer Camps
www.coralsprings.org/summerfun
To beat summer boredom and have some fun, the city offers camps for teens. Kamp Kool is for 6th through 8th graders. Kamp Kool keeps kids busy through the camp's special events, tournaments, games, and field trips. For teens that need a little more excitement, there is a teen travel camp for students in 6th through 9th grades. The camp travels to different places like Boomers, Rapids Water Park, Gameworks and to movie theaters to see newly released movies.

Bowling
Don Carter's
8501 N. University Drive
954-722-2700

Holiday Springs
8034 West Sample Road
954-752-5270

Ice Skating
Incredible Ice
3299 Sportsplex Drive
954-341-9956

Roller Skating
Galaxy Skateway
7500 Southgate Blvd.
954-721-0580

Golf
Eagle trace
(private course)
1111 Eagle Trace Blvd.
954-753-7222

Heron Bay
(public course)
11801 Heron Bay Blvd.
954-796-2000

Dance
Coral Springs Gymnasium
2501 Coral Springs Drive
954-345-2200

Mrs. P's Dance Studio
9631 W. Sample Road
954-753-5480

Coral Springs Academy of Dance
11490 W Sample Rd
954-752-6980

Batting Cages
Batter's Box
9152 Wiles Road
954-796-8484

Fitness
Coral Springs Aquatic Complex and Fitness Club
12241 Royal Palm
954-345-2121

LA Fitness
2633 University Drive
954-755-3300

Lady of America
10595 Wiles Road
954-340-5239

24 Hour Fitness
9800 W. Atlantic Blvd.
954-755-1550

Quadrangle
2160 N. University Drive
954-753-8900

Studio 4 Fitness
9707 W. Sample Road
954-757-2639

Recreational Leagues

Coral Springs Museum of Art
2855 Coral Springs Drive
www.csmart.org
954-340-5000
It's not everyday that teenagers get a chance to channel their inner Picasso or Rembrandt. The Coral Springs Museum of Art offers art classes to teens. Some classes focus on the techniques of drawing and painting, and sessions are offered for all levels.

Teen Concerts at Sportsplex Field
Concerts showcasing local teen bands.
To register your band, please send a demo tape to:
Attention: Jacqueline, Recreation Coordinator
2501 Coral Springs Drive, Coral Springs, FL 33065

Teen Center Art Program
10000 NW 29th Street
954-345-2198
This program is designed for students who are interested in designing pictures that will be displayed at the Teen Center. Art utensils and frames will be supplied. Come show off your creative side to your peers! You must be a member of the Teen Center. (Membership is free!)

Coral Springs Gymnasium Teen Classes
2501 Coral Springs Drive
www.coralsprings.org/recreation/gymnasium
954-345-2200
The Coral Springs Gymnasium hosts a bunch of classes geared toward teens. If you want to try your hand at design, there are classes for cake and chocolate design and scrapbooking.

Art/Theatre
Coral Springs Center for the Arts
2855 Coral Springs Drive
954-344-5999

Broward Stage Door Theatre
8036 W. Sample Road
954-344-7765

Plaster Carousel
9865 W. Sample Road
954-753-5354

Township Center for Performing Arts
2452 Lyons Road
Coconut Creek
954-970-0606

Jamba Juice
2816 University Dr.
in The Walk
954-575-2228

Coldstone Creamery
10343 Royal Palm Blvd.
954-757-5557

Starbucks
2800 University Dr.
in The Walk
954-757-5551

Sun Star Theaters
770 Riverside Dr.
954-755-5550

Regal Magnolia
9645 Westview Dr.
1-800-326-3264

Hollywood Video
2564 University Dr.
954-255-8999

Blockbuster
1300 Coral Ridge Dr.
954-796-1415

Blockbuster
10387 Royal Palm Blvd.
954-757-4081

Barnes and Nobles Booksellers
2790 University Dr.
in The Walk

Sylvan Learning Center
954-575-7410

Kumon Tutoring
954-796-2244

Huntington Learning Center
954-752-5401

SAT Prep
Coral Springs Gymnasium
954-345-2200

NW Regional Library
3151 N. University Dr.
next to Charter School
954-341-3900

W. Atlantic Library
10643 W. Atlantic Blvd.
NE corner of Coral Springs Dr.
954-341-3912

3D Learner Tutoring
3121 NW 108 Ave.
954-341-2578

Coral Springs Community Bus Service
A free service provided by the City of Coral Springs and Broward County Transit.
For more information call:
954-345-2107
TTY 954-346-1863

For Broward County Transit information, call 954-357-8400

The City of Coral Springs and Broward County Transit (BCT) are providing this community transportation service to increase the number of public transit destinations in the city.

Operating Times

The Community Bus Service operates Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 5:55 p.m. and on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4:55 p.m. There is no service on Sundays and on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day. The Community Bus Service works in conjunction with connections to BCT Routes 2, 34, 62, 83, and 88. There is no fare for the community bus within the City of Coral Springs. Riders making the connection with BCT will need to pay the appropriate fares. The busses operate as close to schedule as possible, although traffic conditions may cause the community bus to arrive slightly early or late. The buses are wheelchair accessible. The Green Route Bus, which runs the north side of Coral Springs, and the Blue Route Bus, which runs in the south side of the City, both make stops at Sample Road and University Drive, allowing riders to change routes. The community busses are white with green or blue striping to indicate the route color.

Look for these icons on BCT bus stop signs to identify where the Community Bus will stop:

Green Route

Blue Route

Sample Rd. & University Dr. (both routes stop here)

Community Bus stops and timetables: