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My name is Kayode Lewis and I am thrilled to serve as your new Program Coordinator at the Medfield Parks & Recreation Department. I have completed my first week at the Pfaff Center and look forward taking your impressive array of programs to the next level. I would like to thank the Recreation Commissioners and Director Jim Snyder for the opportunity. Hats off to former Program Coordinator Kevin Ryder for passing forward a dynamic set of programs. He certainly left big shoes to fill.  

I look forward to bringing the same level of enthusiasm to the expansion of Medfield’s programs. I seek to elicit the community’s feedback to expand your offerings. Your support is essential.

I am currently working on the remainder of Winter and Spring 2014 program offerings. I have also begun assessing which type of programs will accommodate our community’s changing interests in order to provide opportunities for all ages. I look forward to meeting many of you as programs begin this week.   

Prior to Medfield, I served as Recreation Coordinator II for the City of Greenbelt Recreation Department in Maryland. I developed youth and adult programs, coordinated various City special events and managed daily operation the Greenbelt Skatepark. I received my Certified Park & Recreation Professional (CPRP) certification in 2011 and earned my B.S. and M.Ed. in Teaching & Learning – Policy & Leadership from the University of Maryland, College Park.

I encourage any residents with ideas, thoughts or suggestions to contact me at (508)359-2715 or email at medfieldpr@comcast.net. Please feel free to come to the Pfaff Center to chat in person. 

I will be using Medfield Patch and Facebook to promote the programs and events offered by Parks & Recreation. Please “Like” and share our new page at www.facebook.com/medfield.recreation Your support has allowed the page to earn over 300 “Likes” in less than 48 hours. I look forward to working with all of you.

Warmest Regards,
Kayode Lewis, M.Ed, CPRP
Program Coordinator