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Chester COA considers Tai Chi classes; Hair day and Foot clinic remain popular
Summary
The COA heard a proposal from Doreen Black to offer Tai Chi for seniors at $75 per session (6–8 prior participants); board will follow up in June. Hair day and the Foot clinic continue to be well attended.
During the April 8 meeting Keirsen Broman reported that Doreen Black has expressed interest in teaching Tai Chi to seniors at $75 per session; Broman said she previously drew six to eight participants and the board will follow up with her in June to decide whether to add the class.
Board members also said Hair day, run by Patty, is proceeding well and that seniors expressed satisfaction with the service. The Foot clinic was reported to be fully booked and continues to be a sought-after service.
Why this matters: program offerings and costs affect participation and the center’s budget planning. The transcript records attendance estimates and the proposed per-session fee but does not capture a formal vote to hire an instructor.
Next steps: the board will revisit the Tai Chi proposal at its June meeting.
