APSCD Spring 2015 Class Schedule

APCSD Adult & Continuing Ed. Program

MONDAY MONDAY MONDAY

All classes require comfortable clothing

and a mat for the floor work.

Algonquin Cafeteria Session runs: March 23-May 21

Call: Dexie to register @ 674-8185

Tuition $70.00 Seniors (62 and older) $55.00Taking an additional class costs $45.00

*Call Dexie for information on summer classes.

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Class I: Weight Training- with free weights

Class meets twice a week

No music in this class. You provide your own weights.

Mon. / Tues. / Wed. / Thurs. 5:30-6:30 pmWednesday 6:35-7:35 pm

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Class II: Body WorksClass meets 3 times a week

Great music to energize and ultimately relax you.

Light weights may be used but are not required.

Mon. / Tues. / Thurs 6:35-7:35 pm

Using the disciplines of weight training, Pilates & Yoga,

Class I and Class II will promote: muscle tone, strength,

endurance and power….improve bone density….increase

metabolism….dramatically improve core strength with the

abdominal and balance work. These classes will also enhance

flexibility, posture and breathing capacity while relieving tension

& promoting vitality.

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High School Room 102 * 3:30-8:30 p.m.Tuition: $45.00 1 evening (or Sat)

Instructor: Bell’s Auto Driving School

Please note we are offering a Saturday class which will

run from 9:00am to 2:00pm at the High School.

Dates offered: Monday, March 2, Saturday, April 25,

Monday, June 1.

The five-hour pre-licensing course is a pre-requisite for obtaininga New York State Driver’s License. Those wishing to enroll in thecourse may do so with the secretary inthe Counseling Center at the high school,Monday – Friday. You may also registerby mailing the form on the back of thisbrochure with your payment. Pleaseallow time for mailed payments to reachus to guarantee your seat in class. Youmust bring to class your valid NYSLearner’s Permit.All participants must be enrolledby the Friday morning before the class begins. Forwalk-ins and Monday registrants a late fee of $5.00will be added and seats are not guaranteed if theclass is filled.

Averill Park High School 6:00-8:00 p.m.Fee: $5.00* Monday-FridayDate: Through June 5, 2015

Get into shape by walking in a warm, safe environment duringthe cold season. Indoor walking for Adult Education participantsis scheduled on the second floor hallway at the highschool only. If registering by mail, you must wait to receiveyour pass in the mail before you begin walking.Your pass MUST be worn every time you walk. Please enterthrough the main front doors. While construction is underway,the entrance has been temporarily moved to the right (near

the District Office)

Dexie Turner is a Certified Personal Trainer with 35 years of

experience. Using body awareness, correct exercise alignment

and safe reliable movements, maximum results will be

provided, in a non-competitive atmosphere.

High School Room 145 7:00-9:00 p.m.

Tuition: $12.00 pp/$20.00 per couple 1 evening

Instructor: Robert Randall, Esq. May 18

Don’t take chances with the single most important investmentyou are likely to make! Learn how to protect yourself andmaximize your assets when buying or selling a home. In thiscourse we will look at the entire purchase and sale transactionfrom pre-contact negotiations to closing. We will explore theadvantages and disadvantages of buying or selling without arealtor – which option is right for you? We will also coverimportant topics such as septic, water and structural tests-what to expect and who pays; mortgages and mortgagecontingencies; title insurance and filing fees; taxes and the

role of attorneys (the bank’s and yours). Be informed

West Sand Lake Elem. Cafeteria 6:30-7:45 p.mTuition: See below Class starts: Open enrollmentInstructor: Shannon McMeel Mon. & Wed. Certified Zumba Instructor

*Punch cards can be purchased through Adult Ed. that will bevalid for classes through April 29, 2015 only. These cards willbe available throughout the school year. Walk-ins arewelcome at the rate of $8.00 per class.

$70.00 for a 10 class punch card$120.00 for a 20 class punch card

If you mail your payment in, the instructor will be notified ofyour payment and will issue your card at your first class.

Ditch the workout ... join the party! Zumba is a Latin-inspired,dance-fitness program that incorporates various rhythms intoa fun and effective workout that has been moving millions ofpeople around the world to overall joy and health. The formatcombines fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt yourbody with easy-to-follow steps in a high energy, party-likeatmosphere. No prior dance experience is required. OptionalAbdominal workout included after class! Comfortableworkout clothes, low tread sneakers, water bottle, and mat(for optional abs) are required.

5-HOUR PRE-LICENSING COURSE ZUMBA CLASSES

WITH SHANNON MCMEELDEXIE’S EXERCISE CLASSES

**All registrations and

payments are handled by

Dexie only.

Please call

674-8185 to register.

BUYING OR SELLING A HOME

Know what to expect!

INDOOR WALKING

PREPARING FOR THE S.A.T.

High School Rooms 151 /238 6:30-8:00 p.m.Tuition: $60.00 6 Monday eveningsInstructors: Kristine Schaefer Class starts: March 9 Nicole Freeman Class size limited

This course is designed to prepare and familiarize studentswith the important Scholastic Aptitude Test. It will be brokendown to first three evenings covering the English component(Room 151) and last three evenings covering the Mathcomponent (Room 238). The course will teach strategies forproblem solving, vocabulary development, readingcomprehension, sentence completion, comparing readingpassages and identifying sentence errors (math, verbal andwriting sections). Material to be presented should give thestudents direction and familiarize them with the format andexpectations of the test. Handouts will be given, and studentswill be expected to put in the effort and come to each classwith any questions they may have. **Students are encouraged to buy the Barron’s S.A.T.Review Book but it is not mandatory for the class.Class starts promptly at 6:30 as some timed sectionsmay be administered.


MONDAY TUESDAY

GET YOUR ESTATE “HOUSE” IN

ORDER...WILLS, HEALTH CARE

PROXIES AND POWER OF ATTORNEY


Tuition: $12.00 pp/ $20.00 per couple 1 evening

Instructor: Robert Randall, Esq. April 20

Randall Law Firm

Have you made your Will so that your family is protected and

taken care the way you want? Think only rich people need

estate planning? FALSE! Small estates can LEAST afford the

high cost of mistakes. Assume estate planning is always

complicated and expensive? FALSE! Simple steps now can

save you and your heirs a lot of money, time and

worry.

• Learn what a Will is for and what happens if you die

without one.

• Understand the difference

between a Will and a Trust.

• Protect assets from the cost of

long term care, through: Gifting,

Transfers to a Trust (i.e.

Medicaid Trust), NYS

Partnership for Long Term Care

• Weigh the benefits and risks of a

Power of Attorney.

• Maintain independence and avoid guardianship

proceedings.

• Appreciate how important a Health Care Proxy is to YOU.

• See how one Custodian can make your investment

management easier & safer.

Don’t be uninformed or misinformed!

Attend this interesting overview.

TUESDAY

INSTANT PIANO FOR HOPELESSLY

BUSY PEOPLE (Ages 13+)

PIYO (PILATES & YOGA)

WITH KERI STERN

Miller Hill Gym 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Tuition: $85.00 10 classes per session (2 times per week)

Instructor: Keri Stern Session I: starts Feb. 24

AFAA Instructor Session II: starts April 14

Class meets on Tuesdays & Thursdays

Bring your day to a peaceful close by relieving stress and anxiety,

encouraging balance, strength and flexibility. Patiently move

past current body limitations to strengthen and stretch the

entire body. Stabilize joints by holding and using a smooth

transition from pose to pose.

Enjoy a quiet close to the class

leaving you feeling relaxed and

renewed. You will need a Yoga

mat and comfortable clothing to

enjoy this class.

TOLE & DECORATIVE PAINTING

High School Room 135 6:30-9:30 p.m.Tuition: $60.00* 6 Tues. eveningsInstructor: Jodi Snyder * Session I-starts March 10

* Session II-starts April 28* Deadlines to register: Session I - Monday, March 2

Session II – Friday, April 17

You will learn many of the basic strokes of Tole Painting andbecome familiar with decorative painting terms and techniques.Beginners as well as those who havepainted before are most welcome.Students will paint at least twoprojects during this six week course.Prior students bring usual supplies;new students should bring a watercontainer and paper towels.* Newstudents will need to make theone time purchase of a brush kit at the cost of $20.00from the instructor on the first night of class. (Returningstudents may also purchase this kit by contacting Jodi.) Asupply fee for all participants for paint used duringclass, and painting surfaces will be $20.00 also to bepaid to the instructor on the first night. You may call Jodiat 859-4534 with any questions on projects or supplies.

HOME REMEDIES FOR THE FAMILY

JUST ONCE GUITAR FOR BUSY PEOPLE

(ages 13+)

Algonquin Music Room M4 6:30-9:30 p.m.Tuition: $55.00* 1 eveningInstructor: David Ciucevich March 30

*Tuition fee includes a Workbook and practice CD.Some music teachers may not want you to know this, but youdon’t need years of weekly lessons to learn piano. In just afew hours, you can learn enough secrets of the trade to giveyou years of musical enjoyment. How do we do it? While regularpiano teachers teach note reading, piano professionals usechords. You can learn all the chords you‘ll need to play anysong in this one session. Any song, any style, any key. If youcan find middle C and know the meaning of “Every Good BoyDoes Fine”, you already know enough to enroll in this workshop.Total beginners can request a free pamphlet by sending aSASE to: Innovative Keyboard Instruction, 2841 S. SouthwindDr., Gilbert, AZ 85296.Topics include:• How chords work in a song• Get more out of sheet music by reading less of it• How to form the three main types of chords• How to handle different keys and time signatures• How to avoid “counting”• How to simplify over 12,000 complex chords

Algonquin Music Room M4 6:30-9:00 p.m.Tuition: $55.00* 1 eveningInstructor: David Ciucevich March 31

*Tuition fee includes a workbook and practice DVDHave you ever wanted to learn the guitar but simplyfind it difficult to find the time? In just a few hours youcan learn enough about playing the guitar to giveyou years of musical enjoyment, and you won’t haveto take private lessons to do it. This crash coursewill teach you some basic chords and get you playingalong with your favorite songs right away.Bring your acoustic guitar.

Topics include:• How chords work in a song• How to form the three main types of cords• How to tune your guitar• Basic strumming patterns• How to buy a good guitar (things to avoid)

High School Room 151 7:00-8:00 p.m.Tuition: $10.00 1 eveningInstructor: Dr. Richard Shade Class date: March 3 East Greenbush Chiropractics

In this workshop you will learn healthy home remedies that canhelp to relieve your family’s pain and suffering without havingto reach for an over-the-counter chemical remedy.

CHARCOAL PORTRAIT DRAWING(ALSO OPEN TO HIGH SCHOOL

STUDENTS FOR PORTFOLIO PORTRAITS)

High School Room 130 6:00-8:00 p.m.Tuition: $55.00 4 Tuesday eveningsInstructor: Karli Powers Class starts: April 14

In this class, students will surprise themselves with theirunderstanding of how to draw charcoal portraits with confidenceand success. Through the use of photography and the grid,students will gain the ability to employ several drawingtechniques while creating a highly accurate, large charcoalportrait. Students will learn about the artist Chuck Close. Youwill need: a click eraser, vine and compressed charcoal,a leather cloth, blending stump and hot press watercolor paper. All materials can be purchased at Arlene’sArtist Materials, Fuller Rd., Albany.

Please bring: 8 X10" Portrait photo-printed in blackand white on regular printer paper. Feel free to bringmore than one if you are not sure which will workbetter. This cannot be a flash photo. There must belight and shadow on the face, and it should be clearand close up. If you cannot find one-we will create one

during the first class.


TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY

INTRODUCTION TO GOLF ATBURDEN LAKE COUNTRY CLUB

ADULTS (14 years and older)

Burden Lake Country Club 5:45 -7:00 p.m.

Tuition: $60.00 4 Tues. evenings

Instructor: Brian Hampson Starting: May 5

(weather permitting)

Golf is a game you can learn at any age and enjoy for the rest

of your life! Join us for a fun and inexpensive 4 week clinic. The

clinic will cover the basics of grip, stance and alignment along

with iron play, wood play, and short game in addition to rules

and etiquette. If you have any questions feel free to speak

with Brian prior to signing up by contacting him at 518-674-1770

(BLCC). Spots for this clinic will fill quickly so sign up

soon! Maximum of 12 students.

PGA Professional, BrianHampson, is the HeadProfessional at BurdenLake Country Club. Brianis a 2 time NENY PGAAssistant Professional ofthe Year and brings over27 years of experience.

CREATIVE CLAY -HAND BUILDING

Beginners & Continuing Students

MANAGING STRESS ANDENHANCING HEALTH

High School Room 151 7:00-8:00 p.m.Tuition: $10.00 1 eveningInstructor: Dr. Amy Burelson Class date: March 24 East Greenbush Chiropractics

Manage every day stress and enhance your health throughthe incorporation of the “Wellness Wheel”. Science has shownthat stress can contribute to chronic diseases such ascardiovascular disease, depression and cancer. Dr. Amy willdiscuss the seven components of the Wellness Wheel and waysto incorporate them into your life. Learn how you can take

control of your stress and increase your health!

High School Room 126 6:00-8:30 p.m.Tuition: $80.+ $20. Material fee* 4 Tues. eveningsInstructor: Mary Pat Wager March 3, 10, 24 & 31 & Amy BaileyLocal Artists & High School Art Teachers

*A material fee of $20. will be collected byinstructors at the first class.

Hand building with clay is a fun and creative introduction toceramics! In this 4 week course, students will be introduced tonumerous hand-building projects. We will be working with ourslab-roller and clay extruder. Our focus will be on mugs, bowlsand an extruded vessel. Students will create several finishedpieces which will be glazed and kiln fired. Come with ideas/interest and willingness to learn. This is a fun, hands-on coursefor any beginning or continuing student.

ZUMBA GOLD®A SLOWER PACE, LOWER IMPACT

ZUMBA® CLASS

West Sand Lake Elem. Gym 6:30-7:30 p.m.Tuition: *see below Tuesday eveningsInstructor: Concetta Snyder Class starts: Open enrollment

*Punch cards can be purchased through Adult Ed. that will bevalid for classes through May. These cards will be availablethroughout the school year.) Punch cards may also be purchaseddirectly from the instructor on the first night of class. Walk-insare welcome at the rate of $8.00 per class.

*$70.00 for a 10 class punch card*$120.00 for a 20 class punch card

Mail your payment in and your card will be mailed to you.

ZUMBA® GOLD takes the popular Latin-dance inspired workoutof Zumba® and makes it the perfect class for all populations-seniors, beginners, unconditioned, or others needingmodifications in their exercise routine. Absolutely NO danceexperience required!!! A ZUMBA® GOLD fitness class includesslower-paced, lower impact choreography that is easy-to-followwith modified moves along with more verbal cueing. This classprovides cardiovascular strengthening, works the muscles ofthe body, and improves range of motion—while getting the socialbenefit of “dancing” with friends and meeting new people in anon-judgmental environment. Wear loose-fittingcomfortable clothing, supportive footwear with lowtread (not a running sneaker) and bring a water bottleand small towel.

JOURNEYDANCE™: JOURNEYTHROUGH THE CHAKRAS

Averill Park High School Cafeteria 6:00-7:15 p.m.Tuition: $75.00 5 Tuesday eveningsInstructor: Christine Orio Class starts: March 10

Survival, creativity, power, love,communication, personal vision,wisdom…these are the qualities inherentin our chakra system. InJourneyDance™ series, we willbecome more intimate with theseenergies by combining meditation withstructured and improvisationalmovement. We will use the playfulness

of dance to stimulate the chakras and invigourate our bodies aswe create a greater sense of inner balance and a strongermind/body connection. Join in this unique community experience,connect with the wisdom of your own body, and dance yourway into health and self-awareness! JourneyDance™ isappropriate for all fitness levels. Bring your curiosity, an openmind and a journal for reflection. Please wear comfortableclothing, bring a water bottle and a towel.NO previous dance experience necessary,recommended for ages 16 and older.

INTRODUCTION TO HIKING: HOWTO USE A MAP, COMPASS & GPS

(WITH OPTIONAL SPRING HIKE)

High School Room 110 6:30-8:00 p.m.Tuition: $35. for classes/$50. with hike* 2 Tues. evenings*Instructor: Fred McCagg Class dates: April 21 & 28 NYS Licensed Guide Owner of “Dynamic Sport Adventures”

Hiking is a wonderful hobby andgreat exercise as well as a greatway to get in touch with nature!!!Let us teach you how to do itright! The art of “staying found”requires little more than a goodmap and compass, and the knowhow to use them properly. Today’s topographic maps are thebest available, and magnetic compass models are well-designedfor the modern navigator. Learning to use a compass and maptogether are fundamental skills each outdoorsman and womanshould have. This contributes to your safety afield, and also toyour success. This class offers an introduction to learning theseskills, with classroom and in the field hands on learning. Allclassroom materials are provided.

*Our optional hike will be on Buck Mountain overlooking LakeGeorge. On a clear day you can see the High Peaks in theAdirondack Mountains and also look below to see the manyislands sparkling like jewels in Lake George. Barbara McMartin’sbook, 50 Hikes in the Adirondacks, describes Buck Mountain as“a perfect introduction to the Adirondacks.” Buck Mountain is amoderate hike of 3 miles (one way) with a few challengingspots. We will car pool for the hike and you will need to bringyour own lunch and water. Plans and preparation for the hikewill be discussed in the class. Hike is tentatively plannedfor Saturday, May 2 (weather permitting).


WEDNESDAY

Algonquin Middle School Gym 6:30-9:30 p.m.

Tuition: $40.00 10 evenings

Instructor: Bonnie Lilly Start date: Wednesday, March 18

Looking for individuals and full teams for this Spring session.

This co-ed volleyball offering is set-up to provide individuals

with some time to unwind and have fun! The level of play is at

the beginning/intermediate level. A set schedule will be given

once teams are formed. Each team will play for approximately

1 ½ hours and will follow the schedule as to start times of 6:30

and 8:00 p.m. If you are interested, please contact Bonnie Lilly

at 674-7191 or email: [email protected].

Returning players: please contact Bonnie to let her

know you are planning on playing and mail in your

payment.

CO-ED VOLLEYBALL

INTRODUCTION TO BALLROOM& SOCIAL DANCING

West Sand Lake Cafeteria 7:00-8:30 p.m.Tuition: $75.00 per person 6 Thursday eveningsInstructor: Ron Tritto* Class starts: February 26 Learntadance Dance Studio

Get ready for Wedding season, Proms and Social Events! Thisclass is designed to get you up and out on the social dancefloor fast with six (6) lessons, one and one-half hour eachweek. New dances will be introduced to several popular socialdances that can be danced to today’s contemporary music.The basics of Jitterbug Swing, Foxtrot, Waltz, Rumba, Salsaand Merengue will be taught. Both couples and singles arewelcome to attend so bring your friends!! Minimum of 12participant, advance registration is required. Danceclasses require mild exercise. It is recommended you consultyour physician prior to participating.

*Ron Tritto of “Learntadance Dance Studio” is aprofessionally certified ballroom dance teacher withmany years of experience.

High School Room 145 6:30 – 8:00 p.m.Tuition: $12.00 1 eveningInstructor: Adam Rakoczy Wednesday, May 13 Halliday Financial Advisor

This educational seminar is geared to answering important pre-retirement questions for the baby-boomer generation and alsoto making sure they are asking the right questions. This coursewill discuss the primary shift in investment strategy fromaccumulation to preservation and distribution. Additional topicsinclude asset protection and control, required minimumdistributions (RMD’s), health care, and tax management ofdistributions and estate. Most are mentally prepared forretirement but are you financially ready as well?

High School Room 145 6:30 – 8:00 p.m.Tuition: $12.00 1 eveningInstructor: Adam Rakoczy Wednesday, May 6 Halliday Financial Advisor

Halliday’s flagship course has been heard by thousands of peoplesince its launch in 2003. Learn the basics from our investmentprofessionals of stocks, bonds and mutual funds, the staples ofthe modern portfolio. This course will help you understand thedifferences between various types of investments in order tohelp choose which are right for you. Learn how proper assetallocation can lower your overall risk and increase your return.Track and monitor your investments with confidence as you

plan your financial future.

YOUR INVESTMENT OPTIONS:

STOCKS, BONDS & MUTUAL FUNDS

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

WEDNESDAY

PRE-RETIREMENT PLANNING

FOR THE BABY-BOOMERSYOGA FOR A HEALTHIER BACK

AND HAPPIER YOU!

Averill Park High School Library 6:15-7:30 p.m.Tuition: $65.00 6 Wed. eveningsInstructor: Christine Orio Session I starts: March 11 Session II starts: April 29

Are you finding that during these difficult times you are feelingmore stressed/anxious and possibly more tired? In this classwe will explore yoga postures and flow which support a strongermore flexible spine. We will also incorporate meditation andbreathwork to quiet the mind and renew the body and spirit. Allare welcome, no previous yoga experience necessary.

Please bring a yoga mat, yoga block and/or strap(optional) and wear loose comfortable clothing.

LEARN THE ART OF

SEAT WEAVING

Before After


Tuition: $12.00 per class** Number of evenings to be

Instructor: Penny Gebhard determined by the project need

Start date: Wednesday, March 18

(Initial registration fee of $12.00 must be mailed in

as registration for this course.)

It’s time to get that old chair seat repaired! Enroll in this class

and learn to do the job yourself. Both pressed and woven cane,

splint, rush, porch weave and Danish cord techniques can be

taught in this class. Bring your project to the first class-we will

remove the old seat properly (if necessary). **First night of

class will be used to determine a plan and materials

needed for each individual’s piece to be worked on. A

schedule will be worked out for each project (and style

of weaving) and number of evenings needed to

complete the project.**Material fee is not included in the tuition. Materials will beordered and available by the second class. Individual materialfees will be due to the instructor at the second class.


THURSDAY THURSDAY

FRIDAY

KRIPALU YOGA WITH KATHLEEN(Friday Afternoons)

Algonquin Middle School Library 3:00-4:15 p.m.

Tuition: $96.00 8 Fri. afternoons

Instructor: Kathleen Fisk Session I start date: February 27

Session II start date: May 8

*Session II will be for 6 weeks at $72.00

KRIPALU YOGA is the yoga of compassion. You will experience

gentle postures, unique breathing techniques and quiet

relaxation in a mindful manner that will allow you to release,

relax and rejuvenate. Great class after a stressful day at work.

Scheduled for afterschool so faculty, staff and area residents

can wind down and relax before dinner!

Kathleen Fisk is a Certified Kripalu Yoga Instructor.

High School Cafeteria * 6:00-7:00 p.m.Tuition: $50.00 5 Thursday eveningsInstructor: Debra Perks Session I starts: March 5 Session II starts: April 23

*When weather permits, classes will move outdoors onthe left side of the school-teacher parking lot area.

Is your dog taking you for a walk instead ofyou walking him? Is he jumping up on yourguests? Maybe it’s time to take your pet tobasic dog obedience training! Basic skills tobe taught are: sit, stay, down, come, heel,etc. In this course, you will learn behavioral,reward based training. At this time,participants identify problems and goals foryou and your dog. The final week involves aversion of the canine good citizen evaluation

of your dog. The course is designed for dog owners who wantto understand basic dog training for both the home and workingdogs in public. Please bring toys and treats. If you have aleash at home, bring it with you to class so the instructor can

determine if it is what you need. Class size is limited.

ADVANCED DOG TRAINING

High School Bus Foyer/Cafeteria* 6:00-7:00 p.m.

Tuition: $50.00 5 Thursday eveningsInstructor: Debra Perks Session I starts: March 5* Session II starts: April 23

*When weather permits, classes will move outdoors onthe left side of the school-teacher parking lot area. *For the

March 5th class, we will have to hold it in the Bus Foyer

This course is a follow up to most basic obedience courses. Thiscourse will begin with on lead training, but will move into offlead training as well as the basics of a canine good citizen testand or AKC companion dog certification. The course will notcertify dogs for either certification, but will prepare dogs andowners for tests of this kind. The same skills are continuedfrom the basic course: sit, stay, down, come, heel, etc.However, the level of execution is advanced from the basiclevel. Dogs MUST be capable of working indoors and outdoors.Please bring toys and treats. If you have a leash at home,bring it with you to class so the instructor can determine if it iswhat you need. Class size is limited.

BASIC PUPPY/DOG TRAINING SAND ART VASES FOR KIDS!!(OPEN TO STUDENTS IN 1ST GRADE & UP)

Algonquin MS, Room 703 6:00-8:00 p.m.Tuition: $25.00 includes materials 1 eveningInstructor: Delores Celeste Class date: April 30 Middle School Teacher

Kids will learn how to decorate a glass vase (at least 12" height)using their own design, colorful sand and adhesive. Studentswill create their own vase to take home. *Great gift forMother’s Day. Directions will be provided to all attendees.We will be getting messy so please wear old clothes. All materialsare included in the price. Please register early so materialscan be purchased.

High School Room 143 6:30-8:00 p.m.Tuition: $12.00 1 eveningInstructor: Thomas Dingley Thursday, April 30 Halliday Financial Advisors

Make sure you are aware of the fewkey decisions that can make a bigdifference in the amount of yourSocial Security benefit. Attend ourworkshop and learn strategies formaximizing your benefit decisionsand simple steps that can helpmaximize your benefit. Join us beforeyou make landmark decisions that are unable to be reversed.

THURSDAY

COMPUTER 101 (BASICS)

Algonquin MS, Room 406 6:00-8:00 p.m.Tuition: $25.00 includes materials 1 eveningInstructor: Delores Celeste Class date: May 7 Middle School Teacher

Where’s that power button? Oh,how do I send an email? How do Ifind things on the internet? If youhave asked yourself thesequestions, come join us for a nightof learning the basics! The classwil l look at creating worddocuments, creating a table withina document, surfing the internet,opening and sending email, creatinga power point, etc. Handouts willbe provided to all attendees.

YUCK AND UCK FOR KIDS!!(open to students in 1st grade and up)

Algonquin MS, Room 703 6:00-8:00 p.m.Tuition: $25.00 includes materials 1 eveningInstructor: Delores Celeste Class date: May 14 Middle School Teacher

Kids will learn how much fun they can have making totallyyucky things like slime, silly putty and others from items youhave around the house. Kids will make at least three itemsduring the class to take home. A pamphlet of recipes will beprovided to all attendees to continue the fun at home. We willbe getting messy so please wear old clothes. All materials areincluded in the price. Enrollment open to students in 1st gradeand up. Please register early so materials can bepurchased!

MAXIMIZING YOURSOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS


SATURDAY

BEGINNING TENNIS-ADULTS TENNIS FOR CHILDREN

10 YEARS & OLDER

SATURDAY

High School Tennis Courts 10:30-11:30 a.m.Tuition: $50.00 5 Saturday morningsInstructor: Phil Briscoe Start date: May 9*

* Raindates will be Sunday mornings

This class is for students with littleor no experience in tennis.Fundamentals of all strokes will betaught, including forehand,backhand, serve, volley andoverhead. Scoring and rules willalso be addressed. Each class willbegin with a stretching andwarm-up routine and will includesome doubles play. Please bring

your own tennis racquet, plus a can of tennisballs. If you are interested, please include your emailaddress along with your registration form. Feelfree to contact the instructor by either calling or textinghim at 518-441-5517. Minimum of 6 participants.(Adults-18 years and older .

High School Tennis Courts 12:00-1:00 p.m.Tuition: $50.00 5 Saturday afternoonsInstructor: Phil Briscoe Start date: May 9*

This class is for younger childrenwho want to learn basic skills fortennis and see if they want topursue the sport in school or justfor recreational purposes. Studentsneed little or no experience intennis. Fundamentals of all strokeswill be taught, including forehand,

backhand, serve, volley and overhead. Scoring and ruleswill also be addressed. Each class will begin with astretching and warm-up routine and will include somedoubles play. Please bring your own tennisracquet, plus a can of tennis balls. If you areinterested, please include your email address alongwith your registration form. Feel free to contactthe instructor by either calling or texting him at 518-441-5517. Minimum of 6 participants.

INTERMEDIATE TENNIS

High School Tennis Courts 9:00-10:00 a.m.Tuition: $50.00 5 Saturday morningsInstructor: Phil Briscoe Start date: May 9*


This class is for students who have had some lessonsand/or playing experience. It will include a review ofthe basic strokes (forehand, backhand, volley, serve,overhead…) and will develop and expand on thesefundamentals. There will be increased focus on matchstrategy for singles and doubles. Please bring yourown tennis racquet, plus a can of tennis balls. Ifyou are interested, please include your email addressalong with your registration form. Feel free tocontact the instructor by either calling or texting himat 518-441-5517. Minimum of 6 participants

SATURDAY

The streets should be busy with street fairs and festivals. Bryant Park and Central Park will be filled withflowers and interesting sights! Visit the 9-ll Memorial, the Empire State Building, Guggenheim Museum,Metropolitan Museum, MoMa, Museum of Natural History…the list goes on! You will find plenty of shopping,great eateries and sightseeing to fill your time. You might want to check out some of the great shows. The buswill pick up at Averill Park High School Parking lot promptly at 7:00 a.m. and arrive in NYC approximately 10:30a.m. at Bryant Park. The bus will leave NYC at 7:00 p.m. from Bryant Park and should arrive back at Averill ParkHigh School at approximately 10:00 p.m. Please register no later than May 9!

This trip is not tour-escorted so individuals are on their own to enjoy the big city. If you are interestedin catching a show, you can get ticket information by calling Ticket Master at 476-1000 or visit the internet. Youcan also visit the ticket booths when you arrive in NYC. The cost of the tickets and all meals are your responsibility.We will be traveling with Yankee Trails Charter Bus Company. Anyone under the age of 18 must be accompaniedby an adult. No smoking will be allowed on the bus. There will be a comfort stop on the way to NYC and on thetrip home. So leave the driving to us and relax for the day! Make it a fun family day or a girlfriends’ getaway!led with flowers and interesting sights! You will find plenty of shopping, great eateries and sightseeing to fillyour time. You might want to check out some of the great shows. The bus will pick up at Averill Park HighSchool Parking lot promptly at 7:00 a.m. and arrive in NYC approximately 10:30 a.m. at Bryant Park. The buswill leave NYC at 7:00 p.m. from Bryant Park and should arrive back at Averill Park High School at approximately10:00 p.m.

SPRING BUS TRIP TO NEW YORK CITY!!MAY 30, 2015 • COST $50 • Register ASAP!!

JOIN US FOR A FUN FILLED DAY IN EXCITING NEW YORK CITY!!

MAKE IT A MOTHER’S DAY PRESENT OR A SURPRISE FOR SOMEONE YOU LOVE!!



PUBLIC NOTICE

ADDITIONAL GENERAL COURSE INFORMATION

Please write a separate check and registration form for each separate course you are registering

for and include the name of the course on the bottom of your check. You may put more than one

person on a registration form and check if it is the same class.

Please fill form out completely. Make checks payable to: APCSD Adult Education

Mail to: APCSD Adult Education, 146 Gettle Rd., Averill Park, NY 12018

AVERILL PARK ADULT EDUCATION

REGISTRATION FORM

COURSE_________________________________________ COURSE DATE___________________________________ NAME___________________________________________ _________________________________________________ AMOUNT PAID $ _________________________________ ADDRESS________________________________________ _________________________________________________ PHONE(HOME)____________________________________ (WORK)_____________________(CELL)_______________

AVERILL PARK ADULT EDUCATION

REGISTRATION FORM

COURSE_________________________________________ COURSE DATE___________________________________ NAME___________________________________________ _________________________________________________ AMOUNT PAID $ _________________________________ ADDRESS________________________________________ _________________________________________________ PHONE(HOME)____________________________________ (WORK)_____________________(CELL)_______________

REMEMBER TO CHECK OUT THE AVERILL PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT WEBSITE TO ACCESS THE ON-LINE BROCHURE

AND TO KEEP UPDATED ON EVENTS AND HAPPENINGS WITHIN THE AVERILL PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT !!

www.averillpark.k12.ny.us

Out of district residents are welcome to participate in our offerings. Senior citizens who have obtained a “Gold Card” may attendthe walking program for free and other sporting events and concerts. If you do not currently have a “Gold Card”, you may requestone from the District Office. The Averill Park Central School District Adult and Continuing Education Program is a self-supportingprogram and has no bearing on the district’s tax rate. Participants are responsible for providing or purchasing any necessarymaterials or supplies. Registration is on a first come - first serve basis with payment received being the deciding factor.So it is best to sign up early and send payment immediately.

The Averill Park Central School District’s Board of Education, its officers and employees shall not discriminate on the basis ofage, color, religion, creed, disability, marital status, veteran status, national origin, race, gender, genetic predisposition, carrierstatus, sexual orientation in its educational programs, services and activities. This policy of nondiscrimination includes access byall students to educational programs, counseling services for students, course offerings, and student activities, as well as recruitmentand appointment of employee and employment pay, benefits, advancement and/or terminations. The Board authorizes theSuperintendent of Schools to establish such rules, regulations and procedures necessary to implement and maintain this policyand will comply in good faith with all laws and regulations.

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