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Winter/Spring 2010
COMPUTERS
Adobe Photoshop CS3 for Beginners
This class is designed to teach you the basic skills
of using Photoshop CS3. Topics covered will include opening images,
resizing photos, proper cropping techniques, saving and organizing photos
and using the toolbox layers and palettes. The instructor will also briefly
cover proper digital camera setup to maximize the potential of your photos.
Editing photos is easier when you learn how to use Photoshop. Pay instructor $20
for book on first night of class.
$75/8 sessions; Limit: 15 (max.), 10
(min.)
Tuesdays; 6:00-8:00 p.m.; McMichen
WC700-001; February 2-March
30 (No class on March
23)
Wasson High School
Adobe Photoshop CS3, Intermediate
**New
This class is a continuation of the beginning level
class offered in the fall of 2009. Topics will include color correction,
creating picture perfect portraits, masking and blending of multiple photos to
create photo collages, and the removal of unwanted elements in a photo. Other
topics will be addressed as class abilities are assessed. Pay instructor $20 for
book on first night of class.
$75/8 sessions; Limit: 15 (max.), 10
(min.)
Thursday; 6:00-8:00 p.m.; McMichen
WC705-001;
February 4-April
1 (No class on March 25)
Wasson High School
Computer
Novice I
Directed at the new computer user, this class
provides a basic understanding of Microsoft’s Windows XP operating system to
include system hardware and software. Topics include the desktop, parts of the
window, moving and sizing windows, My Documents and My Computer, files, folders,
drives, data storage, file maintenance, and an overview of computer parts and
peripherals, such as printers. This class is strong on computer terminology
associated with the use of Microsoft products and helps the student to learn the
difference between the operating system and applications. This class also
provides a basic understanding of the Internet. Topics include modems (56k, DSL,
and cable), Web browsers (Internet Explorer and Netscape), Internet service
providers, surfing strategies, secure transactions, cookies, anti-virus software
and firewalls.
$74 (includes materials)/6
sessions; Limit: 12 (max.), 8 (min.)
Tuesdays and Thursdays; 6:00-8:00 p.m.;
Wilson
MC100-017;
February 2 - 18
MC100-024;
April 6 - 22
Tesla Educational Opportunity Center
Computer
Novice II
This course follows Computer Novice I. It covers the
basic use of Microsoft (MS) Word, Excel, and PowerPoint utilizing Office 2003.
MS Word covers creating, saving, and finding files; working with menus and
toolbars, inserting text, basic formatting, drawing objects, and many other
topics essential in the day-to-day use. MS Excel includes a basic understanding
of Excel 2003, Microsoft’s powerful spreadsheet application. Areas discussed
include the Excel 2003 environment, entering and editing data, using simple
formulas, using functions, formatting text and numbers, working with multiple
worksheets, creating charts, and printing spreadsheets. MS PowerPoint provides a
solid foundation for using Power Point 2003, Microsoft’s presentation
application. Topics include creating a presentation, inserting objects and
hyperlinks, adding animation and many other subjects essential in the use of
PowerPoint 2003.
$74 (includes materials)/6 sessions;
Limit: 15 (max.), 8 (min.)
Tuesdays and Thursdays; 6:00-8:00 p.m.; Roberts
MC100-0108;
February 25 - March 16
MC 100-125;
April 29 - May 18
Tesla Educational Opportunity Center
COOKING
Herbs and More Herbs
**New
Learn how to grow and what to do with some of the more
finicky or less well-known herbs such as rosemary, cilantro, tarragon and
savory. Pay the instructor $2 for materials.
$15/1 session; Limit: 15 (max.), 8 (min.)
Wednesday; 5:30-7 p.m.; Mukatis
WC603-001; May 5
Wasson High School
Beginning Knife Skills: Learn the
Art of Slicing and Dicing
Date change
Using some of the most common vegetables, students
will learn the difference between a chop and a mince, among other things, and
come away with an appreciation for how to wield different knives, and why they
might choose one over another for a particular job. This is a hands-on class, so
come prepared to work. Please, bring an apron, a towel, an 8” chef’s knife and a
4” paring knife. Wear long pants and closed-toed shoes. Pay the instructor $5
for ingredients.
$27/1 session; Limit: 15 (max.), 8 (min.)
Wednesday; 5:30-7:45 p.m.; Mukatis
WC514-001; March 31
Register by March 26
Wasson High School
Cooking 101: Learning the
Basics
**New
Are you tired of eating out, but don’t quite know how
to prepare a tasty meal yourself? Would you like to learn how and save money in
addition?
Then join us for this class which will teach you the basics of cooking and
baking. In addition, you will learn about menu planning and kitchen tools;
shopping for food; food preparation, timing and organization; as well as food
safety and storage. Each class period will be a combination of both lecture and
cooking. Please, bring an apron, a towel, and a 4” paring knife. Wear long pants
and closed-toed shoes. Pay the instructor $10 for ingredients on the first day
of class.
$65/6 sessions; Limit: 8 (max.), 8 (min.)
Tuesdays; 6-7:45 p.m.; Denman
WC511-001; February 2-March 9
Register by January 28
Mondays; 6-7:45 p.m.; Denman
WC511-002; April 12-May 17
Register by April 7
Wasson High School
Cooking
Without A Recipe
**New
Faced with a table full of ingredients, together we
will learn how to choose ingredients to cook a healthy, free-form meal. This
class explores tastes and cooking times and will likely include at least one
ingredient of which you have never heard. Recipes will be provided as
food-for-thought, but will not necessarily be what we make. Please, bring an
apron, a towel, and an 8” chef’s knife. Wear long pants and closed-toed shoes.
Pay the instructor $10 for ingredients.
$36/1 session; Limit: 12 (max.), 8 (min.)
Monday; 5:30-8:30 p.m.; Mukatis
WC513-001; February 8
Register by February 4
Wasson High School
Easy Gluten-Free Baking
**New
In this class, you
will learn how to make some of the easier sweet treats with gluten-free flour
and see how tasty they can be. Some of the alternatives and why certain things
work well will also be discussed. Please, bring a towel and an apron and wear
closed-toed shoes and long pants. Pay the instructor $8 for materials.
$36/1 session; Limit
12 (max.), 8 (min.)
Wednesday; 5:30-8:30
p.m.; Mukatis
WC517-001; April 7
Register by April 2
Wasson High School
The Art of the Savory Tart
**New
Savory tarts, whether heavy on the eggs or the other
ingredients, make healthy, inexpensive and delicious entrees. Learn how to make
pie dough and how to choose your fillings. Please, bring an apron, a towel and
an 8” chef’s knife. Wear long pants and closed-toed shoes. Pay the instructor $8
for materials.
$36/1 session; Limit: 12 (max.), 8 (min.)
Wednesday; 5:30-8:30 p.m.; Mukatis
WC512-001; January 27
Register by January 22
Wasson High School
DANCE
Ballroom, Swing and Latin Dance
Dancing is fun, romantic and a great way to
exercise. Learn how to dance the swing, salsa, foxtrot, tango, cha cha and
rumba. Stay fit and enjoy yourself at the same time.
$30 per person/5 sessions; Limit: 20 (max.), 9 (min.)
Beginning:
Tuesdays; 6:15-7:15 p.m.; Kuman
WC500-001;
February 2-March 2
WC500-002;
March 9-April
13; No class March 23
WC500-003;
April 20-May 18
Intermediate:
Tuesdays; 7:30-8:30 p.m.; Kuman
WC501-001;
February 2-March 2
WC501-002;
March 9-April
13; No class March 23
WC501-003;
April 20-May 18
Wasson High School
$30 per person/5 sessions; Limit:
20 (max.), 9 (min.)
Beginning:
Wednesdays; 10:15-11:15 a.m.; Kuman
JLC600-001; January 27-February 24
JLC600-002; March
3-April 7; No class March 24
JLC600-003;
April 14-May 12
Jefferson Learning Center
Beginning Brazilian
Capoeira
**New
Capoeira is a unique Brazilian
art form that combines elements of martial arts, dance, music and acrobatics. In
Capoeira classes students develop physically, emotionally, and mentally as they
train Capoeira's challenging movements, learn to play traditional instruments,
sing music in Portuguese, and apply their training in an exciting improvised
"game" that helps students develop their personal strength, response time,
creativity, courage, and self-expression.
$35/6 sessions; Limit: 20 (max.), 9 (min.)
Thursdays; 6:00-7:00 p.m.; Bentler
WC515-001; April 8-May 13
Wasson High School
Country
Line Dance, Beginning I
Learn the latest moves, including those with a Latin
twist, and show them off at your favorite spot on the weekends! Please, wear
shoes with leather or leather-like soles (no athletic shoes) and bring bottled
water.
$35/6 sessions; Limit: 18 (max.), 10 (min.)
Mondays; 5:30-6:45 p.m.; Preiss
MC100-010;
February 1-March 15; No class February 15
MC100-011;
April 12-May 17
Mitchell High School
Country
Line Dance,
Intermediate
If you have taken a beginning line dance class, you may be
ready to try some more advanced steps and moves, such as the ones offered in
this class. Please, wear shoes with leather or leather-like soles (no athletic
shoes) and bring bottled water.
$35/6sessions; Limit: 18 (max.), 10 (min.)
Mondays; 7:00-8:15 p.m.; Preiss
MC100-012;
February 1-March 15; No class February 15
MC100-013; April 12-May 17
Mitchell High School
Middle
Eastern Dance I (Belly Dance)
Express yourself with belly dancing, an ancient, fun and
exciting art form. Our instructor will teach students basic dance techniques and
rhythms that fit the music of the Middle East. Wear comfortable clothing, such
as a t-shirt and exercise pants, and bring a scarf to tie around your hips.
$35/6 sessions; Limit: 18 (max.), 9 (min.)
Mondays; 6:30-7:30 p.m.; Larrabee
WC506-001;
February 1-March 15; No class February 15
WC506-002;
April 5-May 10
Wasson High School
Middle Eastern Dance II (Belly Dance)
This class is designed for those who have taken a
beginning belly dance class. Students will learn how to put simple moves
together into a fun and exciting dance routine. Time permitting, the instructor
will teach students how to play the finger cymbals and also offer costuming tips
and ideas.
$35/6 sessions; Limit: 18 (max.), 9
(min.)
Mondays; 7:30-8:30 p.m.; Larrabee
WC507-001; February 1-March 15; No class February 15
WC507-002;
April 5-May 10
Wasson High School
Ritmo Latino: ¡Salsa!
*New
Be prepared for a whole lot of dancing in
this fun class! Your instructor will teach you basic steps, turns, and how to
dance with a partner. He will also introduce bachata, cha cha, merengue and
cumbia.
$35/6 sessions; Limit: 18 (max.), 10 (min.)
Mondays; 6-7 p.m.; White
GC535-001; February 22-April 5; No class March
22
Grant Elementary School
GENERAL
INTEREST
Colorado
Notary Training
Through lecture, review and simple exercises, students will learn Colorado
notary law and be able to apply or renew to become a Colorado notary at the end
of class. Current and renewing notaries will benefit from the review and tips
for avoiding common mistakes and problems. Marketing ideas will show how a
mobile notary or notary signing agent can work from home to earn part-time
income or build a business or career. As more people require notaries for estate
planning, medical, real estate, loan, business and other legal documents, demand
for notary services is expected to increase. No prior legal background is
required. Notaries do not give legal advice. Please, pay the instructor $10 for
materials.
$31/1 session; Limit:
30 (max.), 7 (min.)
Thursday; 6:00-8:30 p.m.; Lucas
MC100-004;
December 10
MC100-001; February
11
MC100-002;
March 11
MC100-003;
April 8
MC100-004;
May 13
Mitchell High School
Herb Gardening: Growing the Basic Culinary Herbs**New
Learn how to grow and use the basic culinary
herbs including dill, basil, parsley, thyme, sage, oregano and lavender. You
will get to take home a small herb plant. Pay the instructor $2 for materials.
$15/1 session; Limit: 15 (max.), 8 (min.)
Wednesday; 5:30-7:00 p.m.; Mukatis
WC602-001; March 17
Register by March 11
WC602-002;
April 28
Register by April 23
Wasson High School
Herbs and More Herbs
**New
Learn how to grow and what to do with some of the more
finicky or less well-known herbs such as rosemary, cilantro, tarragon and
savory. Pay the instructor $2 for materials.
$15/1 session; Limit: 15 (max.), 8 (min.)
Wednesday; 5:30-7 p.m.; Mukatis
WC603-001; May 5
Register by April 30
Wasson High School
Introduction to Creative Writing:
Theme, Story and Character
This class will cover the elements of an effective
story, and the techniques students can use to develop them in their own writing.
Topics will include building three-dimensional characters, creating a compelling
plot and using description and dialogue to keep the reader engrossed in the
story. Class discussion and exercises inside and outside the classroom will be
used. Students who wish to get CDE
licensure/increment credit must meet all course requirements and bring an
additional $25 check, made payable to the D-11 In-service Office, on the first
day of class.
$62/8 sessions; Limit: 15 (max.), 8 (min.)
Tuesdays; 6:30-8:00 p.m.; Christian
CC950-001; February 16-April 13; No class March 23
Coronado High School
Managing Rental Property
Avoid headaches, hassles and lawsuits by learning how to
manage your rental property professionally. Learn about advertising, tenant
screening, discrimination, showing vacancies and essential lease clauses.
Receive vital information about crime prevention, security issues, deposits,
handling evictions, premises liability, record keeping and much more. This
course can be used for real estate continuing education credit. Pay the
instructor $10 for materials.
$39/1 session; Limit: 30 (max.), 7 (min.)
Tuesday; 5:30-9:30 p.m.; Lucas
MC100-004;
December 8
MC100-005;
February 9
MC100-006;
March 9
MC100-007;
April 13
MC100-008;
May 11
Mitchell High School
Retirement Planning Today™
It takes more than money to live a “rich life.” This
course blends financial education with life planning to help you build wealth,
align your money with your values, and achieve your retirement lifestyle goals.
In just two entertaining and informative sessions, you’ll learn what they didn’t
teach you in school. Discover five strategies to manage investment risks, 11
ways you may save money on this year’s taxes, important questions to ask before
buying insurance coverage, how to invest in and take money out of your company’s
retirement plan, as well as determine the savings you need to retire today or in
the future.
This course includes a 226-page illustrated textbook. Couples may attend
together for a single registration fee. Class sizes are limited so register
today.
$49/2 session; Limit: 30 (max.), 8 (min.)
Tuesdays; 6:00-9:00 p.m.; Papa
JC725-001;
March 2 & 9
Thursdays;
JC725-002; February 18 & 25
Jenkins Middle School
Seed Starting Basics
**New
Learn what edibles to start indoors and when—in
order to get a jump start on the summer season. Learn different methods for
starting seeds and discuss why and what kind of grow lights are best. You will
go home with the basics for a six-pack of vegetables to get started for this
season. Pay instructor $5 for materials.
$15/1 session; Limit 15 (max.), 8 (min.)
Monday; 5:30-7:00 p.m.; Mukatis
WC601-001; February 22
Register by February 17
Wasson High School
LANGUAGES
Beginning Conversational Arabic I
**New
Through various
activities and games, students will learn how to speak, read and write basic
Arabic for practical applications. Cultural aspects of Arabic-speaking countries
will also be addressed.
$75+book/8
sessions; Limit: 15 (max.), 9 (min.)
Wednesdays;
6:30-8:30 p.m.; Alsindy
MC100-033;
March 3-April 28; No class March 24
Mitchell High School
Beginning Vietnamese I
**New
This class is designed for students with no prior
knowledge of the language and will cover the phonetic alphabet, basic grammar
and conversation pertaining to daily life.
$75+materials/8 sessions; Limit: 15 (max.), 9 (min.)
Wednesdays; 6:00-8:00 p.m.; Nguyen
MC100-031; January 27-March 17
Mitchell High School
Beginning Vietnamese II
**New
This class follows the level I course and the emphasis
will be on speaking, writing, and listening skills. Topics include shopping,
eating out, going to the post office, travel, health, and more on daily life.
The present, past and future tenses will also be covered.
$75+materials/8 sessions; Limit: 15 (max.), 9 (min.)
Wednesdays; 6:00-8:00 p.m.; Nguyen
MC100-026; April 7-May 26
Mitchell High School
Beginning
Conversational French I
Students will learn how to
communicate at a basic level in French and apply simple grammatical principles
in real life situations. Topics include greetings, likes and dislikes, family
members, nationalities and countries, passing through an airport and customs,
and more.
Students who wish to get CDE licensure/increment credit must meet all course
requirements and bring an additional $50 check, made payable to the D-11
In-service Office, on the first day of class.
$75+materials/8 sessions; Limit: 15 (max.), 10 (min.)
Tuesdays; 6:00-8:00 p.m.; McMillen
MC100-014; January 26-March 16
Mitchell High School
Beginning
Conversational French II
Students will build
upon the lessons learned in the Beginning I course. The grammatical focus will
be on verb tenses, the construction of more complex sentences and new
vocabulary. Topics include social interaction, leisure and holiday activities,
descriptions and comparisons, sports and playing games, and more.
Students who wish to get CDE licensure/increment credit must meet all course
requirements and bring an additional $50 check, made payable to the D-11
In-service Office, on the first day of class.
$75+materials/8 sessions; Limit: 15 (max), 10 (min.)
Tuesdays; 6:00-8:00 p.m.; Mc Millen
MC100-015; April 6-May 25
Mitchell High School
German,
Beginning I, Conversational
This class introduces students to the German language, its
pronunciation and basic usage in daily life and travel. The class objectives
stress speaking, writing, listening, and reading in various situations. The
topics include basic conversation, travel, sightseeing, entertainment and food.
Students who wish to get CDE licensure/increment credit must meet all course
requirements and bring an additional $50 check, made payable to the D-11
In-service Office, on the first day of class.
$75+book/8 sessions; Limit: 15 (max.), 10 (min.)
Tuesdays; 6:00-8:00 p.m.; Sayler
MC100-016; January 26-March
18
Mitchell High School
German, Beginning II, Conversational
This class follows German I and continues with the
exploration of the German language and culture. The topics include shopping,
health and sickness, banking, postal and telephone services. Students who wish
to get CDE licensure/increment credit must meet all course requirements and
bring an additional $50 check, made payable to the D-11 In-service Office, on
the first day of class.
$75+book/8 sessions; Limit: 15 (max.), 10 (min.)
Tuesdays; 6:00-8:00 p.m.; Sayler
MC100-029; April
6-May 25
Mitchell High School
Italian,
Beginning, Conversational
Take advantage of this class, which will teach you some basic
Italian, either for travel or for visits to Italian-speaking family or friends.
Learn practical, everyday vocabulary and basic grammar for real-life situations.
Students who wish to get CDE licensure/increment credit must meet all course
requirements and bring an additional $50 check made payable to D-11 In-service
Office on the first day of class. Pay the instructor $8 for materials.
$75/8 sessions; Limit: 15 (max.), 10 (min.)
Wednesdays; 6:30-8:30 p.m.; Kalay
MC100-030; February 3-March 31; No class March 24
MC100-019;
April 14-May 26
Mitchell High School
Italian, Beginning II, Conversational
If you have some basic skills in this language and
would like to become more fluent and confident and polish your accent at the
same time, this is the class for you. Pay the instructor $8 for materials.
$65/7 sessions; Limit: 15 (max.), 10 (min.)
Tuesdays; 6:30-8:30 p.m.; Kalay
MC100-033; April 13-May 25
Mitchell High School
Italian,
Advanced, Conversational
**New
This advanced level
class will review and expand upon all aspects of Italian grammar covered in
prior classes. Through creative exercises and activities along with engaging and
interesting readings from authentic Italian sources, students will delve deeper
into contemporary Italian language, society and culture.
$75/8 sessions; Limit: 15 (max.), 10 (min.)
Mondays; 6:30-8:30 p.m.; Kalay
MC100-018; February 1-April 5; No classes February 15
and March 22
Mitchell High School
Italian, Advanced, Conversational
This advanced level
class will review and expand upon all aspects of Italian grammar covered in
prior classes. Through creative exercises and activities along with engaging and
interesting readings from authentic Italian sources, students will delve deeper
into contemporary Italian language, society and culture.
$65/7 sessions; Limit: 15 (max.), 10 (min.)
Mondays; 6:30-8:30 p.m.; Kalay
MC100-020; April
12-May 24
Mitchell High School
Japanese,
Beginning I
This is an introduction for those with no experience. It
covers the phonetic alphabet, a few basic characters and grammar, as well as
beginning conversation. Students who wish to get CDE licensure/increment credit
must meet all course requirements and bring an additional $50 check made payable
to the D-11 In-service Office on the first day of class. Pay the instructor $10
for materials.
$75/8 sessions; Limit: 15 (max.), 10 (min.)Wednesdays;
6:00-8:00 p.m.; Teo
MC100-021; January 27-March 17
MC100-022;
April 7-May 26
Mitchell High School
Spanish I
Learn basic Spanish vocabulary and communication
skills in a relaxing yet stimulating way. Pay the instructor $8 for materials.
$54/6 sessions; Limit: 20 (max.), 8 (min.)
Tuesdays ; 7:00-8:30 p.m.; Donn
CC961-001;
February 9-March 16
Coronado High School
Spanish II
Continue mastering Spanish vocabulary and
become more fluent in conversation. Brush up on the Spanish language in this
stimulating class atmosphere. Pay the instructor $8 for materials.
Pay the instructor $8 for materials.
$54/6 sessions; Limit: 20 (max.), 8 (min.)
Tuesdays; 7:00-8:30 p.m.; Donn
CC963-001; March 30-May 4
Coronado High School
WELLNESS and HEALTH
Belly Busters: Belly Dance
Fitness
**New
This
fitness class is ideal for those who want a fun and exotic way to exercise and
feel the burn. Experience the ancient art of belly dance…with weights! Our
instructor uses her fun and easy to learn techniques to help sculpt and tone
core muscle groups. This will be an hour of constant movement and aerobic
exercise to infectious Middle Eastern
rhythms.
Join us for an hour of sweating and burning calories. Bring bottled water and
wear active/exercise attire.
$35/6 sessions; Limit: 18 (max.), 9 (min.)
Wednesdays; 6:00-7:00 p.m.; Cover
WC508-001; February 3-March 10
WC508-002;
April 7-May 12
Wasson High School
Helping
Yourself with Reflexology
"The Fountain of Youth is within you. You
can actually help yourself to beauty and health through the use of
reflexology". Mildred
Carter
Reflexology is a science based on the principles that reflexes in the feet,
hands and other parts of the body relate to the organs and other structures of
the body. The main premise of reflexology is stress reduction. This is a
hands on class. The class is limited to 10 people.
$13/1 session; Limit: 10 (max.), 7 (min.)
Tuesday;
6:00-8:00 p.m.; Coleman
NC300-001;
February 23
North
Middle School
Making
Lifestyle Changes Towards Better Health
This class will cover healthy food choices, stress
management, exercise and physical activity, as well as preventing chronic
disease formation, improving body composition, and
reducing inflammation.
$27/2 sessions; Limit: 15 (max.), 7 (min.)
Tuesday; 6:00-8:00 p.m.; Coleman
NC300-002; March 2 &
9
North Middle School
Partner Yoga
**New
This class is for everyone, with or without a
partner. Warm up with traditional yoga poses and flows, and maximize each pose
with the help of another class participant or a partner. Enjoy a yoga practice
with more laughter and personal insight, and benefit from increased flexibility,
range of motion, balancing, deeper breathing, concentration, better posture and
stress reduction. Bring a sticky yoga mat or exercise mat, a blanket and bottled
water.
$42/6 sessions; Limit: 16 (max.), 10 (min.)
Tuesdays; 6:30-8:00 p.m.; Conoley
WC503-001; February 2-March 9
WC503-002;
April 6-May 11
Audubon Elementary School
Pilates-Yoga
Fusion for Beginners
Pilates exercises can help you re-shape your body, tone up,
lose weight, and strengthen your abdominal muscles while yoga aims to help you
relax and increase flexibility. Please, bring a sticky yoga or exercise mat, a
blanket and bottled water.
$46/6 sessions; Limit: 15 (max.), 9 (min.)
Thursdays; 6:00-7:30 p.m.; Knoepke
MC100-027; February 4-March 11
MC100-028;
April 1-May 6
Mitchell High School
Slow Flow Yoga
**New
Study yoga for increased flexibility, range of motion,
balancing, better posture, stress reduction, concentration, and deeper
breathing. This yoga class is for everyone, be it at the beginner, intermediate
or advanced level. Flowing from pose to pose, the emphasis will be on the breath
and also on modifications for any ability level or physical condition. Enjoy
traditional yoga postures in an upbeat and peaceful environment. Bring a sticky
yoga mat or exercise mat, a blanket and bottled water.
$35/6 sessions; Limit: 15 (max.), 8 (min.)
Tuesdays; 5:30-6:30 p.m.; Conoley
WC509-001; February 2-March 9
WC509-002;
April 6-May 11
Audubon Elementary School
Wednesdays; 9:00-10:00 a.m.; Conoley
WC509-003; February
10-March 17
WC509-004;
April 7-May 12
Jefferson Learning Center
Veilarama: Exercise and Dance
**New
Join us for an
hour of aerobic exercise, dance and fun. Students will use ballet, jazz dance
and interpretive movement, all choreographed with veils. Wear loose, comfortable
clothing and ballet slippers or light sneakers. Students must supply a piece of
light-weight chiffon. Please, consult with instructor on first day of class.
Bring bottled water. No previous dance experience necessary.
$35/6 sessions; Limit: 18 (max.), 9
(min.)
Thursdays; 6:00-7:00 p.m.; Malcolm
WC510-001;
February 4-March 11
WC510-002; April 8-May 13
Wasson High School
¡Viva Zumba!
Tired of the same old routine at the gym? Logged
enough miles on the treadmill or elliptical? Looking for something to spice up
your workout routine or wanting a fun way to burn off those holiday calories? If
so, Zumba is just what you need! Zumba is a fun, dance-oriented fitness class
like nothing you have ever experienced. All fitness levels are welcome and no
previous dance experience is necessary. The international music and rhythms of
salsa, merengue, cumbia and more will have you sweating, laughing and having a
fantastic time while you burn calories. “Ditch the workout, join the party!” is
our motto.
$35/6 sessions; Limit: 25 (max.), 8 (min.)
Thursdays; 5:30-6:30 p.m.; Unwin-Watson
GC530-001; February 11-March 18
GC530-002;
April 8-May 13
Grant Elementary
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Mail
In Registration
Complete
the registration information on each class.
Payment in full must accompany your registration. Do not send material/supply
fee with registration.
Make check payable to
School District
11 unless otherwise noted.
Include a self-addressed, stamped, business-size envelope so that we may mail
you your receipt.
Mail registration to:
School District
11/Community Education
1115 North El Paso St
.
Colorado Springs
,
CO
80903
Walk
In Registration
Register
in person at:
Rental/Community Education
Office
711
E. San Rafael Street.
Monday through Friday; 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Phone
Registration
Use
your Visa/Mastercard to secure your registration.
Call 520-2384 between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.; Mondays through Fridays.
Maximum
Enrollments
If
your desired class is full, you will have the option to have your name placed on
a waiting list.
Cancellations
and Refunds
You
will be notified if a class is cancelled, and you will have the option of:
Enrolling in another activity.
A full refund will be given when a request for a refund is
made before first class.
A refund of 75% of the class fee will be given if the request
is made after the first session.
No refunds will be given after the second class session.
Please allow three to four weeks for the refund to be
processed.
Class instructors, dates, fees, and location are subject to
change.
COMMUNITY
EDUCATION CLASS
LOCATIONS
|
Audubon Elementary School
2400 E. Van Buren St. |
Coronado High School
1590 W. Fillmore St. |
Grant Elementary School
3215 Westwood Blvd. |
Jefferson Learning
Center
1801 N. Howard Ave. |
Jenkins Middle
School
6410 Austin Bluffs Parkway |
Mitchell High School
1205 Potter Dr. |
North Middle School
612 Yampa St. |
Tesla Educational Opportunity Center
2560 International Circle |
Wasson High School
2115 Afton Way |
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