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Souderton Area

COMMUNITYEDUCATION

COMMUNITYEDUCATION

More than 30 new classes to try!

2Souderton Area School District Community Education Winter 2019

Souderton Area School District Office760 Lower Rd.,

Souderton, PA 18964215-723-6061

www.soudertonsd.org

NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY: The Souderton Area School District is an equal opportunity education institution and will not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, or handicap in its activities, programs, or employ-ment practices as required by Title IX, and Section 504. For further information regarding civil rights or grievance procedures, contact Dr. Christopher Hey, Title IX Coordina-tor and Section 504 Coordinator, Souderton Area School District, 760 Lower Road, Souderton PA, 18964. (215) 723-6061

1 - DO District Administrative Offices 760 Lower Road, Souderton, PA2 - SAHS Souderton Area High School 625 Lower Road, Souderton, PA3 - ICMS Indian Crest Middle School 139 Harleysville Pike, Souderton, PA4 - IVMS Indian Valley Middle School 130 Maple Avenue, Harleysville, PA5 - EMC E. M. Crouthamel Elementary School 143 S. School Lane, Souderton, PA

6 - FR Franconia Elementary School 366 Harleysville Pike, Souderton, PA7 - VF Vernfield Elementary School 960 Long Mill Road, Telford, PA8 - WBS West Broad St. Elementary School 342 W. Broad Street, Souderton, PA9 - OR Oak Ridge Elementary School 465 Moyer Road, Harleysville, PA10 - SH Salford Hills Elementary School 2721 Barndt Road, Harleysville, PA

SCHOOL BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Ken R. Keith PresidentDonna M. Scheuren Vice PresidentWilliam R. Stone, Jr Board SecretaryElisa Ball Board TreasurerNicholas A. Braccio DirectorWilliam J. Brong DirectorJanet Flisak DirectorMatt Holliday DirectorScott C. Jelinski DirectorThomas A. Kwiatkowski DirectorStephen M. Nelson Director

Frank T. Gallagher SuperintendentChristopher D. Hey Assistant Superintendent Director of Human ResourcesKathleen Kennedy-Reilly Director of Curriculum, Instruction and AssessmentMegan Zweiback Director of Pupil ServicesWilliam R. Stone, Jr. Director of Business AffairsTo be announced Director of Technology

Souderton Area Community Education

Souderton Area School District - soudertonsd.orgCommunity Education Evening School classes are open to any adult 18 years

or older. For specified Parent-Child classes check age requirements for

children participants. Participation in all Community Education programs is not limited to Souderton Area School

District residents.

Table of ContentsAquatics Program ................... 16-17Arts Avenue .........................................3Creative Crafts ............................... 4-5Culinary Creations ........................ 5-6 Dance .....................................................6District News ................................9-12Driver Education for Teens .........17Family Fun ............................................6Health, Fitness & Exercise ............... 7-8 History and Literature ......... 8 & 13Languages .........................................13Life Planning ...................................14Odds & Ends ....................................15Power Volleyball .............................17Registration ......................................19School Map and Key ........................2Self Discovery ..................................14Sports ..................................................15Summer Adventure Camp ..........20Trips .....................................................18

Souderton Area Community Education (SACE) operates under the auspices of the Souderton Area School Board.SACE Staff Brenda Oelschlager SACE Coordinator Lisa Burger SACE Secretary

Office Hours: 9:30 a.m.- 4 p.m. (M-F)Phone: 215-721-1551

Instructors WantedWe are looking for new instructors, new

classes and new ideas for Souderton Area Community Education.

Please contact us if you are interested in teaching or know of someone who is. If you would like new classes added to

our offerings, let us know.

Contact Brenda Oelschlager with your ideas at 215-721-1551 or email

[email protected].

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Still Life PaintingMelissa Thurman Thursday 2/21-3/73 Sessions 6:30-9:00PMSAHS B118 $40Learn either acrylic or oil painting techniques while creating a finished painting. Draw a traditional still life arrangement with bottles, fruit, and a potted plant. Then work with various brush techniques, color and shading methods to paint your piece. Material fee of $15 payable in class the first night. Gold Card $30

Ceramics: Open StudioMelissa Thurman Wednesday 3/13-4/34 Sessions 7:00-9:00PMSAHS B122 $40Join this open studio to learn hand-building and wheel-throwing pottery techniques and create a variety of pieces. Then paint and glaze your work to finish. Fired pieces will need to be picked up approximately two weeks after last class. Material fee of $45 payable in class the first night. Gold Card $30

Photography Basics John E. MillsWednesday 2/13-2/273 Sessions 7:00-9:00PMIVMS C19 $36This introductory level course provides information regarding on-camera features and appropriate settings for common situations. Composition errors made by beginning photographers and tips to avoid those errors are included. Limitations of on-camera flash will be discussed. Students are encouraged to move beyond the use of “Automatic” mode to produce photos that reproduce the photographic subject more accurately. Digital Single Lens Reflex (DSLR) camera is recommended and should be brought to class along with its manual, and an easily carried object for use as photo subject. Tripod recommended. Gold Card $28

Pallet PaintingAndrea LinaberryThursday 3/141 Session 6:30-8:30PMSAHS B118 $25It’s the rage… the greatest idea out there…everyone wants one…join us for a night of Pallet Painting. This pallet will make a wonderful gift, or the perfect decoration for your home. We provide all the materials for you to make a beautiful and personalized wall decoration. Anyone would be proud to hang this beautiful masterpiece in their home! Material fee of $35 payable in class. No Gold CardGo to http://sace.soudertonsd.org/adult/class-project-photos.cfm to view images of class projects.

Painting PartyAndrea LinaberryThursday 2/281 Session 6:30-8:30PMSAHS B120 $25Did you ever want to paint on canvas? Tonight’s the night! You will receive step-by-step instruction to create this one of a kind piece of art. Grab your friends and family and enjoy a night of fun. Material fee of $25 payable in class. No Gold CardGo to http://sace.soudertonsd.org/adult/class-project-photos.cfm to view images of class projects.

Acrylic Painting for BeginnersAnita Palazzo-SerratoneThursday 1/31-2/72 Session 6:30-9:00PM SAHS B118 $35Learn how to mix colors and apply to canvas as you create a design of your own to brighten any room. Basic skills will be taught. Bring a friend and have fun with your creative side. Instructor will provide paints and canvas. Material fee of$20 payable in class. Gold Card $25

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6 - FR Franconia Elementary School 366 Harleysville Pike, Souderton, PA7 - VF Vernfield Elementary School 960 Long Mill Road, Telford, PA8 - WBS West Broad St. Elementary School 342 W. Broad Street, Souderton, PA9 - OR Oak Ridge Elementary School 465 Moyer Road, Harleysville, PA10 - SH Salford Hills Elementary School 2721 Barndt Road, Harleysville, PA

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Alice’s Table Fresh Flower ArrangingErika FellmanMake new friends and beautiful fresh-cut flower designs as you learn the art of flower arranging with Alice’s Table. Bring home amazing fresh-cut flower creations to enjoy or share. Learn step-by-step process of arranging, including how to choose flowers, buy supplies, prep flowers, placement and how to make them last. All supplies are included in the cost of each class. Learn the basics of different types of arrangement. Alice’s Table- Empowering women to create a community that prioritizes living well and working hard. A fun learning experience for all. No Gold CardGo to http://sace.soudertonsd.org/adult/class-project-photos.cfm to view images of class projects.

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Water-Based Arrangements The perfect reminder of Spring! Tuesday 4/21 Session 6:30-8:30PMSAHS B108 $75

Spring Hoop WreathLovely Easter decoration! Tuesday 4/161 Session 6:30-8:30PM SAHS B108 $85

Flower CrownsFor Mother & Daughter (or friends)Great Mother’s Day gift idea!Thursday 5/91 Session 6:30-8:30PM SAHS B108 $55

English Hand-Tied Arrangements Perfect for the prom!Thursday 5/301 Session 6:30-8:30PMSAHS B108 $75

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Knitting: Beyond the BasicsCindy CrouthamelMonday 2/25-3/113 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM SAHS B110 $36Now that you know the basics, this three-week class will catapult your skills to the next level. A few highlights of the class will be pattern reading, increasing and decreasing stitches, yarn overs, circular needles, fixing mistakes as well as working from a pattern and much more! Bring size 7 knitting needles, worsted weight yarn and scissors to class. Gold Card $28

Knit with LoveCindy CrouthamelMonday 3/18-4/84 Sessions 6:30-8:30PMSAHS B110 $40You will fall in love with this beautiful heart throw! Big enough to snuggle under and perfect for gift giving: shower, wedding, anniversary or baby! Your instructor will guide you through the pattern as you use basic stitches to create a throw that says: “I Love You!” A supply list will be emailed before the start of class. Gold Card $32Go to http://sace.soudertonsd.org/adult/class-project-photos.cfm to view images of class projects.

Sewing for BeginnersCindy CrouthamelMonday 1/28-2/113 Sessions 6:30-8:30PMSAHS B110 $36When you want to learn something new, it can seem like the whole world knows more than you do. The best way to learn anything new is to take things one step at a time. Topics covered in class will include: threading your machine and bobbin; learning basic sewing stitches; sewing terminology; sewing accessories. Geared toward the absolute novice. Supply list emailed before the start of class. Sewing machines available for use in class. Gold Card $28

Wet Felting - Fun with Soap and BubblesNancy HunsickerTuesday 2/261 Session 6:30-9:00PMSAHS B108 $30Learn the ancient art of wet felting. Using alpaca fiber, soap, water and a few tools, you will create several usable items such as felted soap, felted alpaca boot liners or a felted “artist” case. Step by step instructions, including preparing the fiber for felting and felting techniques, will be taught to create each item. Lessons learned can be used for future DIY crafting! Let your personal creativity blossom! Simple list of general house hold items will be supplied before the start of class. Material fee: $16 payable in class to instructor. Gold Card $25

Crochet: A Trendy ToteLisa S. BurgerWednesday 4/3-4/244 Sessions 6:30-8:30PMSAHS B110 $40Though this trendy crochet tote bag may look like something hooked up by a truly talented artisan, it is deceptively simple to create. Use this gorgeous bag to cart flowers home from the farmer’s market or tuck away your library books. No matter how you use this modern tote or where you take it, it is sure to turn heads. Must have knowledge of single and double crochet. Supply list emailed before the start of class. Right hand instruction only. Gold Card $32Go to http://sace.soudertonsd.org/adult/class-project-photos.cfm to view images of class projects.

Crochet: The Next StepLisa S. BurgerWednesday 3/6-3/20 3 Sessions 6:30-8:30PMSAHS B108 $36Now that you’ve learned the basics of crochet, you are ready for the next step. In this class we will learn crocheting in the round, half double crochet, slip stitch, increasing and decreasing and how to join a new ball of yarn. We will discuss reading patterns and pattern abbreviations. Bring a J hook, two balls of worsted weight yarn (two colors) and a tapestry needle to class. Right hand instruction only. Gold Card $28

Crochet for BeginnersLisa S. BurgerWednesday 2/6-2/203 Sessions 6:30-8:30PMSAHS B110 $36Learn the basics of how to crochet, starting at the very beginning. If you are brand new to crochet, all the available hooks, yarns, stitches and patterns can seem overwhelming. Where do you start? In this class you will learn how to hold a crochet hook, how to make a slip knot and crochet a chain stitch. You will also learn the single and double crochet. We will discuss reading patterns, and pattern abbreviations. Bring a J hook, two balls of “Sugar & Cream” yarn, (solid, light in color) and a tapestry needle to class. Right hand instruction only. Gold Card $28

Alpaca Bird-Nesting WreathNancy HunsickerThursday 3/141 Session 7:00-9:00PMSAHS B108 $25Create a one-of-a-kind wreath to use for indoor décor or to hang outdoors! This wreath is made from all natural materials and is filled to the brim with alpaca fiber to help your birds build a new home. This makes a great gift, lightweight and easy to ship or great for photo and bird-watching enthusiasts! All supplies included in material fee of $17 payable in class to instructor. Bring your creativity, and a tray to take home your wreath. Gold Card $20Go to http://sace.soudertonsd.org/adult/class-project-photos.cfm to view images of class projects.

Sewing… Little Dresses for AfricaCindy CrouthamelWednesday 3/61 Session 6:30-8:30PMSAHS B110 $25Spend the night making little girls happy with “Little Dresses for Africa.” This non-profit organization provides relief to the children of Africa. All it takes is a little time and a pillowcase, sewing elastic and bias tape. All finished dresses will be collected at the end of the night to send to Africa. Class fee will be used to cover shipping costs. Together, we can make a difference... one little dress at a time. Supply list will be provided before the start of class. No Gold CardGo to http://sace.soudertonsd.org/adult/class-project-photos.cfm to view images of class projects.

Sewing… Britches for Africa Cindy Crouthamel Wednesday 3/131 Sessions 6:30-8:30PMSAHS B110 $25Spend the night making little boys happy with Britches for Boys in Africa. This non-profit organization provides relief to the children of Africa. Simple shorts are made out of gently used or new T-Shirts. All finished britches will be collected at the end of the night to send to Africa. Class fee will be used to cover shipping costs. Together, we can make a difference... one pair of britches at a time. Supply list will be provided before the start of class. No Gold card Go to http://sace.soudertonsd.org/adult/class-project-photos.cfm to view images of class projects.

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Beaded KumihimoJudi ClymanWednesday 2/6-2/20 3 Sessions 6:30-8:30PMSAHS B116 $36Refresh or learn a new skill of using cord for braiding a bracelet. Once the braiding technique is mastered learn to use a variety of beads with the Kumihimo method. If basic Kumihimo was already taken, the bead technique will be used. Material fee of $35 / $25 if you have the Kumihimo Kit. Gold Card $28Go to http://sace.soudertonsd.org/adult/class-project-photos.cfm to view images of class projects.

Autism Awareness BraceletJudi ClymanWednesday 4/3-4/24 (No Class 4/17)3 Sessions 6:30-8:30PMSAHS B116 $36A beading loom is used with a needle and thread and very small beads to create a bracelet depicting the Autism puzzle pieces. Very fine needle work and good vision is needed for this project. Material fee of $40 / $30 if taken the previous Loom class. Gold Card $28Go to http://sace.soudertonsd.org/adult/class-project-photos.cfm to view images of class projects.

More Ways to Wrap It Up!Judi ClymanWednesday 3/6-3/20 3 Sessions 6:30-8:30PMSAHS B116 $36Express your style in creating a bracelet that wraps around your wrist. Use a needle and bead thread to add a variety of beads in between leather. You won’t want to miss this one! Material fee of $30 payable in class. Gold Card $28Go to http://sace.soudertonsd.org/adult/class-project-photos.cfm to view images of class projects.

Designer Greeting CardsApril StoudtMonday 2/11, 2/25, & 3/11 (Same cards as in second class) 3 Sessions 6:30-8:30PMIVMS B09 $36Monday 2/18, 3/4 & 3/18(Same cards as first class)3 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM IVMS B09 $36 Create beautiful handmade greeting cards while learning the art of rubber stamping. Each week you will make four cards while learning new techniques. At the end of this three-week class, you will have a selection of cards for a variety of occasions, including birthdays, holiday, and thank you cards. This class is for both beginners and those with experience. Please bring your favorite adhesive, tape runner suggested. All other materials will be provided. Material fee of $15 payable in class the first night. Gold Card $28Go to http://sace.soudertonsd.org/adult/class-project-photos.cfm to view images of class projects.

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Recipe Exchange: 9 X 13 = Delicious!Two Cookin’ SistersTuesday 3/121 Session 6:30-9:00PMIVMS C23 $20Do you have a “signature” dish or dessert that you take to just about every social gathering you attend where EVERYONE wants the recipe? Come join “Two Cookin’ Sisters” as we host our very first recipe exchange with you. It’s like a potluck but better! Everyone will bring all their ingredients to make their favorite 9x13 recipe in class and copies of their recipe to share. We will sample dishes that others make and go home with new recipes. No Gold Card

Trip to the TropicsTwo Cookin’ SistersTuesday 5/71 Session 6:30-9:00PMIVMS C23 $25If you’re dreaming of the Caribbean, Hawaii or a beach in Thailand, but you’re stuck at home, treat yourself to a little “taste-cation.” “Two Cookin’ Sisters” will share tropical recipes that will be your ticket to paradise. These bright and sunny recipes will turn your kitchen into a tropical retreat. Casual hands-on cooking class. Food fee: $20 payable in class. Take home recipe packets. No Gold Card

Cinco de Mayo NEW RECIPESTwo Cookin’ SistersTuesday 4/30 1 Session 6:30-9:00PMIVMS C23 $25If you’re looking for the perfect Cinco de Mayo recipes to get your fiesta started, these new flavorful recipes are perfect and will satisfy your hungry house guests. Casual hands-on cooking class. Food fee: $20 payable in class. Take home recipe packets. No Gold Card

Grandma’s CookbookTwo Cookin’ SistersTuesday 4/9Session 6:30-9:00PM IVMS C23 $25There’s no denying that some of the very best recipes from way-back-when come from our grandmothers. Somehow, their recipes are always so homey, comforting, and filling. They are usually inexpensive too! Join “Two Cookin’ Sisters” as we go back to simpler times, with these vintage recipes taken right from grandma’s recipe box. Casual hands-on cooking class. Food fee: $20 payable in class. Take home recipe packets. No Gold Card

A Taste of the SouthTwo Cooking SistersTuesday 3/261 Session 6:30-9:00PMIVMS C23 $25Southern Cooking…Some folks call it soul food. Others call it comfort food, yet others call it down home country cookin’, but if you ask “Two Cookin’ Sisters” we call it just plain good! If you crave the old time southern recipes of the past, this night is for you! Casual hands-on cooking class. Food fee: $20 payable in class. Take home recipe packets. No Gold Card

No Fear of FiloMarla J. FederWednesday 2/201 Session 6:00-8:30PMSAHS B108 $25Afraid of working with Filo (Phyllo) – the thin unleavened dough used for making both sweet and savory pastries? Conquer your fear and learn to make fabulous appetizers and desserts with this versatile dough! Food fee of $20 payable in class. No Gold Card

An Evening in SpainMarla J. FederWednesday 5/11 Session 6:00-8:30PMSAHS B108 $25Looking for something different to make for dinner or a party? How about Spanish cuisine? In this class, we’ll make paella with chicken and seafood, gazpacho, and tapas – no passport required! Food Fee of $25 payable in class. No Gold Card

Italian Menu MealAnita Palazzo-SerratoreThursday 2/281 Session 6:30-9:00PM SAHS B108 $25Have fun in this hands-on, meal prep class as you make these recipes: Fresh Spaghetti, Homemade Sauce, Stuffed Olives and Turdilli Cookies. Enjoy samples in class and leftovers at home. (bring containers) Food fee of $20 payable in class. No Gold Card

Dealing with DoughAnita Palazzo-SerratoreThursday 4/111 Session 6:30-9:00PM SAHS B108 $25Learn how to make the perfect pie crust and four types of pies in this hands-on, interactive class. Have fun with a master baker! Enjoy samples in class and leftovers at home. (bring containers) Food fee of $20 payable in class. No Gold Card

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Cake DecoratingAnita Palazzo-SerratoreThursday 3/281 Session 6:30-9:00PM SAHS B108 $25Learn from this master baker, how to make icing and decorate a cake. Use your new skills for holiday desserts, birthdays or any special occasions. Food fee of $20 payable in class. No Gold Card

Hippocrates stated best “Let food be thy Medicine and Medicine be thy food.” Join Ashley Scovronski, certified holistic cook and integrative Nutrition Health Coach, to learn how to cook nourshing food that will help support healthy living.

Cooking for Thyroid HealthAshley ScovronskiThursday 3/71 Session 6:00-8:00PMSAHS B108 $25Are you concerned about your thyroid health? You will prepare and enjoy a delicious menu that includes Kasha Pilaf with Maitake Mushrooms, lemony baked fish with herbs, sautéed seasonal vegetables and nutritive herbal teas. You will learn how to nourish your thyroid through delicious whole foods and why it is important to do so. Bring your friends and your appetite! Food fee of $20 payable in class. No Gold Card

Cooking for Adrenal HealthAshley ScovronskiThursday 4/41 Session 6:00-8:00PMSAHS B108 $25Are you tired all the time, suffer from chronic fatigue or diagnosed with adrenal fatigue? You will prepare and enjoy a delicious menu that includes nourishing bone stock, minestrone soup, Caesar salad, cinnamon apple crush, and nutritive herbal tea. You will learn how and why it is important to nourish your adrenal glands through delicious whole foods, lifestyle tips and much more. Bring your friends and your appetite! Food fee of $20 payable in class. No Gold Card

Cooking for Heart HealthAshley ScovronskiThursday 2/211 Session 6:00-8:00PM SAHS B108 $25February is Heart Health Month! Join Ashley Scovronski for a night of nourishing food that will help support your heart health. You will prepare and enjoy a delicious menu that includes Fish, Vegetables and Soba Noodles in Dashi, Marinated Dark Leafy Green Salad, and Heart Support Tea. You will learn how to nourish your heart through delicious whole foods and why it is important to do so. Bring your friends and your appetite! Material Fee: $20 payable in class to instructor. No Gold Card

Sugar Cookies Anita Palazzo-SerratoreThursday 3/211 Session 6:30-9:00PMSAHS B108 $25Join the owner of NitaBaker to learn how to make and decorate sugar cookies. Perfect Spring activity and great Easter treat. Enjoy samples in class and leftovers at home. (bring containers) Food fee of $15 payable in class. No Gold Card

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Traditional Ballroom – BeginnerStan and Jan MalcThursday 1/31-3/218 Sessions 7:00-9:00PMEMC Gym $70Dancing isn’t just for “The Stars!” Learn the basic steps for dances such as the waltz, fox trot, cha cha, rumba and swing! Featuring Big Band tunes and music from the 50’s and 60’s through today. Come ready to learn, laugh and dance! No experience needed. Please sign up with a partner. Cost is per person. Gold Card $60

Ballroom Basics Chris and Diane BrownTuesday 4/9-5/75 Sessions 7:00-9:00PMEMC Gym $40Discover the Fountain of Youth! Ballroom dancing allows us to live a long, happy and healthy life. Unlike any other activity, it engages the body, mind and soul. If you have never danced before or need a refresher, this course is ideal. Learn the waltz, rumba and swing from ballroom dance instructors who are American and International syllabus trained with over thirty years of dance experience. If you never stop improving yourself, the possibilities are endless. Hope to see you on the dance floor. Gold Card $32

Ballroom BootcampChris and Diane BrownTuesday 2/19-3/195 Sessions 7:00-9:00PM EMC Gym $40Attending a special event? Want to fulfill a lifelong dream of always wanting to learn ballroom dancing? The first step starts right here! Have two left feet? We’ll get you on the dance floor the very first night! Want to take your dancing to the next level? We’ll teach you how, fun included. Learn the foxtrot, nightclub two-step, most appropriate for weddings and cha cha from ballroom dance instructors who are American and International syllabus trained with over thirty years of dance experience. In just five weeks you could be the one everyone talks about on the dance floor! Gold Card $32

Country and Popular Line DanceRobyn EarlMonday 3/4-4/86 Sessions 7:30-9:00PMWBS Gym $36This fun dance class will encompass dances from country to popular dances commonly seen at wedding and other venues. No experience is necessary to join us and have a fun night! Please bring a water bottle and wear comfortable shoes—preferably with non-rubber soles. Gold Card $30

Babysitting 101 Maternity Care CoalitionSaturday 5/4 1 Session 9:00AM-3:00PMSAHS B108 $80Join us to learn about babysitting! During this six-hour interactive program we cover how to market your business, setting your pay rate, age appropriated play, behavior problems, and first aid and safety. The day is a mix of hands-on activities, lecture and DVD. Students should bring a snack, lunch and drink. No Gold Card

Family Self-Defense Class Mark CashattThursday 2/281 Session 6:30-7:30PM IVMS Cafeteria $25This is a basic self-defense class geared towards families with children age six and up. Participants will learn the “frontal five” and “dirty ½ dozen” self-defense routines along with tips on staying safe. Master Instructor Mark Cashatt, 8th Degree Black Belt, will lead the class and make it fun, exciting and educational for every member of the family. Cost is for one parent and one child. Additional child is $10. No Gold Card

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Essential Oils: Help you EnjoySpring to the FullestAlyssa WaltersMonday 3/251 Session 6:30-8:00PMSAHS B118 $25We experience a lovely Spring each year! You most likely look forward to this time of warmer weather, renewing rains, and longer days. With it comes a sense of renewed energy and an excitement to be outside. Be ready to enjoy this balmy season with essential oils in hand. We will cover Spring Cleaning, Seasonal Threats, and Supporting New Goals. We will share recipes and you will get to make a spray, rollerball blend, etc. to take home with you to enjoy this Spring! Material fee of $10 payable in class. Gold Card $20

Essential Oils: For the OutdoorsAlyssa WaltersMonday 4/11 Session 6:30-8:00PMSAHS B118 $25If you are an outdoors enthusiast, you’d much rather be outside than anywhere else. Whether you are the hard core type that gets out there no matter the season or weather, you are a gardener, or if you live for those brilliant summer skies to appreciate nature, take essential oils along for the ride. Learn how to use essential oils when going out in the sun, dealing with bugs, combating seasonal threats, and general body care. We will share recipes and you will get to make a spray, rollerball blend, etc. to take home and enjoy the outdoors with. Material fee of $10 payable in class. Gold Card $20

E-Z ToningLorraine CohanTues./Thurs. 1/29-3/26 (No class 2/14)16 Sessions 4:30-5:15PMFR Gym $98This easy-to-follow class lets you move to the beat at your own speed with modified, low impact E-Z Toning moves. It’s an invigorating, dance/fitness class that feels fresh, and most of all, exhilarating! You’ll learn how to use light weights to enhance rhythm, build strength and tone all the target zones. This class is tailored for the active older adult, seniors, beginners or anyone who needs modification in their exercise routine. This class will help participants build muscle strength, increase bone density, and improve their mobility, balance, posture and coordination, while also providing a beneficial low-impact cardio workout. Walk in ready to have a blast and tone up, leave exhilarated and empowered! Gold Card $88

Essential Oils – Support Hormones NaturallyAlyssa WaltersMonday 3/41 Session 6:30-8:00PMSAHS B118 $25Hormones get blamed for a lot- bad mood, aggressive moments, even sad days. Deserved or not, it is clear hormones play a significant role in many of the body’s functions. Because hormones affect such a wide range of physiological processes, it is important to maintain hormonal balance. Join us as we learn how hormones influence energy levels, sleep cycles, brain function, bone health, heart health, weight management, and many other factors. We will also explore which essential oils can also exert beneficial effects to help manage symptoms! Make a customized essential oil blend specific to your hormone needs to take home with you. Material fee of $5 payable in class. Gold Card $20

Essential Oils- BeginnerAlyssa WaltersMonday 3/111 Session 6:30-8:00PMSAHS B118 $25Learn all the ways you can use essential oils to support your health and wellness throughout the year! Support healthy sleep, promote digestion, increase focus, open airways and respiratory function, uplift your mood, balance your hormones and more. We’ll cover three ways to use essential oils safely. Make your own roller ball of an essential oil blend to take home. Material fee of $5 payable in class. Gold Card $20

Essential Oils: Green CleaningAlyssa WaltersMonday 3/181 Session 6:30-8:00PMSAHS B118 $25Why Green Clean? 1) Safe for you, your family and pets! 2) Easy on the pocket. 3) Highly effective and 4) Environmentally friendly. Many household cleaners contain toxic chemicals, may cause short-term and long-term health problems. According to the US Environmental Protection Agency, the air inside a typical home is 200-500 more polluted than the air outside mainly due to toxic household cleaning products. Learn how to go green and stay clean at our workshop. A special green cleaning eBook will be provided to all participants! Also, get hands on and make three easy, effective cleaning products that you can take home. Material fee of $10 payables in class. Gold Card $20

Total Body Sculpting Lorraine CohanMon./Wed. 1/21-5/13 (No Class 2/18, 4/22)31 Sessions 4:30-5:30PMIVMS Cafeteria $130One of our most popular classes! This fitness workshop features Hi/Lo Cardio, Aerobic and Strength Training that will work all the muscle groups. The cardio section will include a variety of heart conditioning exercises, varying between aerobic combinations and kickboxing. We will also focus on developing core strength and stability in abdominals, hips and lower back. Bring a mat, resistance tubing bands and dumbbells weighing five pounds or less. Gold Card $120

Reiki: Level IBarbara MusselmanMonday 2/25-3/184 Sessions 6:30-9:00PMSAHS A107 $65Reiki (Ray-Key) is a gentle form of energy that promotes optimum healing and can help manage symptoms such as pain, anxiety and nausea. In this class you will learn about the history of Reiki and how to treat yourself, family, friends and clients. You will receive four attunements which help open you to the flow of the energy and will have opportunity for hands-on experience. Gold Card $60

Tabata BootcampIndian Valley YMCA InstructorWednesday 1/30-5/15 (No Class 4/17 & 5/1) 14 Sessions 6:30-7:30PM FR Gym $70Tabata Bootcamp training is one of the most popular forms of high–intensity interval training (HIIT) It consists of ultra-high-intensity exercises in a specific 20-second on and 10-seconds off intervals. It’s efficient; you’ll burn more fat; you’ll build a healthier heart. There’s no equipment necessary. Come out and give it a go! Bring a mat to class. No Gold Card

Yoga for Beginners Judy DornstreichMonday 4/1-5/20 (No Class 4/22)7 Sessions 7:00-8:15PM SAHS Library $53 Gentle postures, stretching, breathing techniques, and relaxation exercises to tune up the body and mind. Class designed for beginners, but those with yoga experience are welcome to attend. Avoid eating two hours before class. Please bring a cushioned mat and/or towel. Gold Card $43

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Yoga Postures, Relaxation & Meditation Judy DornstreichWednesday 4/3-5/22 8 Sessions 7:00-8:15PMSAHS Library $60 Postures, breathing, relaxation and various meditation practices for those who have some yoga experience and are comfortable with slightly more strenuous postures. Some intro to Raja Yoga concepts. These practices are a treat for the mind and body! Avoid eating two hours before class. Please bring a cushioned mat/or towel. Gold Card $50

Adult Taekwon-DoMark CashattMonday 1/28-5/206 Sessions 7:00-8:00PMCashatt TKD Studio $40Monday night Taekwon-Do for adults in a small class environment. Taekwon-Do is Korean Karate. It is very much like Karate but with many differences. Participants will learn proper stretches and beginning techniques in a positive and motivational atmosphere. Participants will learn a good bit of information to see if Taekwon-Do might be an art to continue. A white belt is included. The six sessions can be taken any weeks. No Gold Card

SACE Indoor Walking ClubCommunity Education Mon.-Thurs. 1/28-5/16 (No Class 2/18, 4/19,4/22)Unlimited 6:30-8:30PMSAHS First Floor Hallway $10Don’t let Winter weather keep you at home. Avoid the “couch potato” syndrome and walk in a warm, well-lit space. Walk along the hallways of the first floor at the Souderton High School, with a friend or make some new walking friends. Come as often as you can on designated evenings. All walkers should attend the “Welcome Night” on Monday, January 28 at 6:30pm, at the Main Entrance Lobby. No Gold Card.

Zumba ~ThursdayWholistics FitnessThursday 1/31-5/2 (No Class 2/14 & 4/18)12 Sessions 6:30-7:30PM WBS Gym $75Take the “work” out of work out, by mixing low-intensity and high-intensity moves for an interval-style, calorie-burning dance fitness party. Once the Latin and World rhythms take over, you’ll see why Zumba Fitness classes are often called exercise in disguise. Let the sweat flow and calories

melt away in this super fun-filled dance inspired fitness class. All fitness

levels welcome. Gold Card $65

Kettlebell Boot Camp Bekki KerrTuesday 2/12-3/19 6 Sessions 6:30-7:15PM FR Cafeteria $45Kettlebells are a fun, unique workout that burn fat, strengthen your core, build lean muscle and leave you feeling great! Every class works you from head to toe using both aerobic and anaerobic exercises to get you results fast. You will get stronger, more coordinated, limber and more energized. Great for all fitness levels. Students should bring a kettlebell or dumbbell (5-15 lbs.) to the first class. Gold Card $35

Pilates for BeginnerBekki KerrTuesday 2/12-3/196 Sessions 7:30-8:15PMFR Cafeteria $45Pilates may sound intimidating, but it’s an accessible way to build strength in your core muscles for better posture, balance and flexibility. It’s a method of exercise that consists of low-impact flexibility and muscular strength and endurance movements. So pull out your gym mat and get ready to do a series of movements that will stabilize and strengthen your core. Gold Card $35

The Philadelphia CampaignDouglas ShupinskiThursday 2/211 Session 6:30-8:30PMSAHS A107 $25“The Philadelphia Campaign” refers to that period of the American Revolution that deals with the battles of Brandywine, Paoli and Germantown from August through October of 1777. In addition to this timeframe being critical to the ultimate outcome of the war, all these battles have direct connection to the local area. Shupinski highlights the local connection with interesting visuals and emotional stories. The course will be based on information in Shupinski’s book, A Glimpse of Freedom, available online or from the instructor. The Philadelphia Campaign bears witness to a series of the largest and deadliest battles of the American Revolution that would test the resolve of both sides to continue the conflict, and had a dramatic impact on the ultimate outcome of the war—and the birth of a nation. No Gold Card

The Ten Crucial DaysDoug Shupinski Tuesday 2/121 Session 6:30-8:30PMSAHS A107 $25“The Ten Crucial Days” refers to that period of the American Revolution that deals with the battles of Trenton and Princeton from December 1776 through January 1777. In addition to this timeframe being critical to the ultimate outcome of the war, all of these battles have direct connections to the local area. Through the use of visuals (maps, paintings, etc.) lecture and discussion, these events will be explored and analyzed to gain an understanding of their significance to the local community, as well as the country as a whole. The course will be

based on Shupinski’s book, Absolved from Allegiance, available online or from the instructor. Based on painstaking research, this book allows the reader to achieve a depth of understanding of these amazing events that is both historically accurate and emotionally compelling. When seen through the eyes of the men who fought on both sides of the battle lines, the American Revolution becomes a gripping story of human triumph—and tragedy. No Gold Card

Both books by Doug Shupinski are available online at

www.douglasshupinski.com or through the teacher in class.

The American Civil War ~ Comes Alive! Douglas ShupinskiTuesday 2/26-3/123 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM SAHS A107 $36This course will address the causes, events, and impacts of the deadliest conflict in our nation’s history. Through the use of classroom lectures, group discussions, and live demonstrations, local author and historian Doug Shupinski will bring these events to life in a way that is engaging, interesting and impactful. Battles will be covered using maps, videos, and interactive media. The life of the typical soldier, including day to day routines and treatment of wounds and diseases, will be addressed by Civil War reenactors and demonstrations. Participants will come away with a greater understanding and appreciation for this amazing chapter of our history. No Gold Card

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Volume V, Issue 1Spring 2019

ALICE Safety Protocol Training Provided for All SASD Staff

SOUDERTON TAKES SCHOOL SAFETY SERIOUSLY

The safety and security of our schools is of the utmost importance. We are continuously reviewing our safety plans and procedures and seek to employ the most current recommendations from experts in the field of school safety. In years past, our primary response to a security threat was to implement a school-wide “lockdown.” Today, however, it is the recommendation of the US Department of Education, International Association of Chiefs of Police, FEMA, and the FBI that schools adopt active plans which include decision making and options in the unlikely event of a school intruder situation. As an update to its existing security measures, Souderton Area School District has adopted ALICE, a nationally recognized school safety protocol. ALICE is a proactive set of responses to an active school intruder event, which empowers individuals to make informed decisions.

ALLCE stands for: Alert Lockdown Inform Counter Evacuate

Working in conjunction with local police departments, all District employees have attended, and will continue to attend, trainings on the five elements of ALICE. The trainings at our elementary schools as well as all other

schools has been tailored to be developmentally appropriate for the age of the students. This first phase of training for elementary level students will be conducted in their classrooms by their teachers with the goal of explaining ALICE and answering all student questions. Throughout the year, the District will progress through additional trainings with our students to ensure the safest possible environment. One of our many goals is to communicate very clearly with parents as our students progress through the phases of ALICE training.

Souderton Area School District Receives Safety GrantsThe District was the recipient of two recent grants to help improve the safety of our schools. The SASD was awarded $40,000 to add a second School Police Officer and another $25,000 for various school safety improvements. A third application is pending review with the state, and could pave the way for significant communication system improvements if fully funded.

SAHS GIRLS SOCCER 2018 STATE CHAMPIONS

The High School Girls Soccer team traveled to Hershey on Saturday, November 17th to compete in the PIAA 4A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Game against our neighbor Pennridge HS. Our ladies soccer team was victorious with an overtime win 1-0. The team was honored by our Board of School Directors in a public meeting and will also be the guest of State Representative Marcey Toepel at the Harrisburg State House in early January. Congratulations to our student athletes!


ENERGIZING MATH PRACTICE WITH FIRST IN MATHSouderton students in grades K-8 are experiencing game-style math practice of important math skills through First in Math. This unique mathematics teaching tool engages students to develop and sustain math skills by promoting permanent skill retention with the bonus of providing immediate feedback. First in Math delivers fluency in basic addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, while advancing higher-order thinking skills such as mental math, problem-solving, pattern sensing, reasoning and number sense through deep practice.

Souderton students use this program regularly as part of their classroom practice and have the opportunity to continue the practice at home. Research studies have demonstrated that this type of deep practice not only elevates test scores, but creates positive attitudes about math.

The competitive nature of the program provides motivation and sustains a high activity level. Students play games and earn virtual “stickers” that not only accrue personally, but also accrue to develop a classroom score that allows elementary buildings to compete with other elementary schools on both a local and national level. Souderton students have solved nearly 13 million problems and have earned over 4 million stickers. It is with tremendous pride that our elementary schools rank in the top 100 schools of the nation, with several schools ranking in the top 25. Congratulations Souderton students!

IVMS STUDENTS CONTRIBUTE IDEAS FOR INNOVATIVE MAIN STREET PROJECT

Indian Valley Middle School students had a unique opportunity to extend their classroom work to the local community. Students in Librarian Amanda Hahn’s “Innovation” class were challenged to come up with ideas that would enhance the customer experience at Souderton Borough’s planned North End Market. The ideas were presented to the public in a Shark Tank-type fashion on November 28th. Perhaps some of the students’ suggestions will come to life when the market opens! Construction began in December.

SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE VISITS SAHS

District administrators, staff, and students had the privilege of meeting with Pennsylvania’s Secretary of Agriculture, Russell Redding, to describe the Souderton High School Pathway 360 Program and the unique opportunity it provides to our students to develop college and career readiness skills.

High school seniors, Abena Otu-Adum, Devon Kolumber and Serena Chung explained how this program enabled them to explore pathways of interest as well as provided them an opportunity to clearly reflect on their path ahead. Each student discussed their mentorships, courses, and the teachers that helped to guide them through this exploration. Assistant Principal Matt Haines presented highlights of the high school Greenhouse project.

Jane Natali from Souderton’s Food Service Department described how our district provides farm to school menu options for our students. Secretary Redding provided engaging questions and reflections to consider for future opportunities. His department plans to support us through additional connections and conversations which are already underway.


SUSHI IS ON THE MENU AT SOUDERTON

In an effort to create more food diversity and student options, the Food Service department at Souderton has partnered with local supplier, Sushi Tokyo of Lansdale, to provide fresh ala carte choices at Souderton Area High School during Monday lunch periods.

According to SAHS Food Service Manager, Pam Forster, the student reaction to the new sushi offerings has been incredible. “I had no idea how many kids eat sushi!” Quantities will be checked and menus changed to keep the sushi lovers happy.

Sushi Tokyo is also providing sushi options at both Indian Crest and Indian Valley Middle Schools one day a week.

SOUDERTON AREA HIGH SCHOOL’S WINTER WORKSHOP

Each year in late December, Souderton Area High School’s Technology Education Department hosts a Winter Workshop at the high school for all of the District’s first grade students. The high school students plan and mass produce the parts for a toy that they then help the first graders construct. The first grade students also engage in holiday-themed interactive activities with the high school students and teachers.

E.M.CROUTHAMEL SETTLEDINTO NEW SPACES

With the opening of the new library at EMC Elementary School on November 26, the final interior spaces became ready for use by students and staff.

The facility opened two days after the rest of the District started classes in August, but the wait for the new facilities was well worth it for students and staff.

The new addition includes:- Second grade rooms (3)- ESL room- Library- Music/ band room- Reading offices and speech and language room- All-Purpose Room (APR includes Gym/ Cafeteria)

Exterior work on landscaping and playground will continue as weather permits.

Watch for more information about a Community Open House later in Spring 2019.

The All-Purpose Room provides space for large all-school events when the dividing wall between the cafeteria and gym is opened.

The new library opened to student on November 26

with a ribbon cutting.

Souderton Area High School’s Interact and Support Our Troops clubs held their third annual get-together with local veterans for Veterans Day. Veterans could register for one of three brunch periods held Friday, November 9 in the school library. The event welcomed return veterans as well as many new faces. A special guest in attendance was 102-year old Grace Bergman, aMarine who served in World WarII. The high school appreciates theopportunity to interact with and honor such incredible community members.

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FRANCONIA ELEMENTARY CELEBRATES HOLIDAYS -“A TIME TO GIVE THANKS!”

Franconia Elementary had much to be thankful for this holiday season. It is a special time to celebrate our friends, family, and our giving community, but the holidays cause a feeling of angst and uncertainty for some of families. Therefore, the Souderton community has rallied around our families in need. The Franconia student council’s mission is “together we can make a difference!” This mission emulates the partnership that has been built with our students, families, and local businesses.

Here are few examples of our generous and thoughtful community. This season Franconia’s student council collected almost 500 pounds of canned goods and supplies for the Keystone Opportunity Center. Franconia families collected hundreds of toys for an elementary school in Philadelphia.

Franconia families also received wonderful gifts. The Firely Foundation

and director Carla Allen provided 11 holiday meals to Franconia families. Over 25 families received holiday gifts donated by our parents, community members, the Franconia Police Department, staff members and district office. Each week during the school year, Zion Mennonite Church donates twenty plus “Bean Bags” which contain weekend meals for our students.

Souderton Area School District’s mission emphasizes the importance of cultivating a partnership with family and community, and by assuring a quality education for all students in a safe and nurturing environment.” This mission is evident in the hearts and actions of our students and families! It truly takes a village to raise a child!

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Watch for registration details online by March 2019

sace.soudertonsd.org 215-721-1551

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Book of the MonthLisa S. BurgerMonday 2/4, 3/4, 4/1, *4/294 Sessions 6:30-8:30PMIVMS Library $18Meaning to treat yourself to a new experience? Love to talk books? I highly suggest joining this book club. Believe me, reading is a habit you’ll want to pick up. It’s easy to forget to make time to read, but if you join, it will become a top priority. *We will meet on the first Monday of each month through May. If you need more reasons to join…you will meet interesting people, read things you wouldn’t otherwise read, and some books just need to be discussed! Bring one book suggestion the first night. No Gold Card

Rum to Revolution, The PublikHouse “Tavern” of Early AmericaBruce StockingThursday 3/141 Session 7:00-8:00PMIVMS Library $25The Publik House “Tavern” will be the focus of this presentation by Bruce Stocking, Historian of the W.S. Hancock Society, who will transport the class back to the early days of the American Republic where they will experience life in and around a Publik House and learn how these establishments played an important role in their community and in the development of the United States. No Gold Card

Time to WriteKyle TevlinMonday 1/28-2/25 (No class 2-18)4 Session 7:00-9:00PMSAHS A119 $50For anyone with an interest in putting pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard). This isn’t a “class,” but a designated “time-out” from whatever keeps you away from the writing you would like to have time for. In other places called “Shut Up and Write” – it is an opportunity to be accountable to your muse, to share with others a commitment to writing. Your writing is yours alone, whether it’s a book, poetry, letters, journaling, or utter freeform rambling. This is just your set time for making sure it gets done. Sharing is strictly voluntary. We’ll allow time for brief discussion if people find it helpful. Bring your own writing materials, either paper or laptop. Gold Card $40

Aprendamos EspañolaLet’s Learn SpanishFalon DiazMonday 2/4-3/18 (No Class 2/18)6 Sessions 7:00-8:30PM SAHS A117 $68This course will provide students with the essentials of the Spanish Language. The classes will transition from basic concepts such as grammar and vocabulary to basic conversations and culture knowledge. Topics such as: Introducing oneself, describing people and things, Spanish adjectives, counting numbers and useful vocabulary will be a part of this course. Each class will also be followed by a presentation of a Latin American Country to embrace the culture. Bring notebook and pen to class. Gold Card $58

Beginner American Sign Language 1.1Deaf HearingCommunications Center (DHCC)Thursday 1/31-4/410 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM SAHS A109 $150Adult students will be introduced to ASL and Deaf Culture. Students will learn the ABC’s, numbers, vocabulary, as well as proper ASL grammar. Due to the unique

visual nature of American Sign Language (ASL), all lessons are presented without the use of voice. This effective teaching method is applied in most credit and non-credit ASL classes to enable students to develop strong receptive and expressive ASL skills.Students are encouraged to purchase the book ASL at Work for $75 in class the first night. No Gold Card

Continuing GermanEdward C. Heinlein, Jr.Wednesday 2/6 – 4/1010 Sessions 7:00-8:30PM SAHS A119 $75This is a continuing German language course for students who have some knowledge of German and less than a year of classroom instruction. Instruction and activities will be centered on a basic grammatical, vocabulary, and cultural understanding of the German language. Students will leave the class able to read and order from a German menu; navigate around a German city and use its transportation system; identify and explain German customs and traditions; shop and tour comfortably. Material fee of $15 payable in class the first night. Gold Card $65

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Unique Eats & Eateries of Phildelphia Sunday 4/7 2:30-4:30PM$45 per person $70 per couple wanting only one bookCalling all “Foodies”- Hear the sweet and spicy stories about Philadelphia’s restaurant scene aboard the Moshula, the world’s only restaurant in a tall ship. And sample their fare too! Irene Levy Baker, author of Unique Eats & Eateries of Phildelphia, will share stories behind the region’s most unique restaurants, reveal how to get reservations at Philadelphia’s trendiest eateries and tell you where to find the city’s secret speakeasies and most sinful desserts. Find out where senior citizens dine with seniors in college, where to taste grilled goat, spot celebrities, sample vegan cuisine and more. Each participant gets a signed copy of the book.Included: -Book talk by author Irene Levy Baker -Signed copy of book -Meet chef Anthony Bonett at the helm on Moshula -Passed hors d’oeuvres and sparkling water (not a full meal) -Ship tour with history -Cash bar availableTransportation not included to Moshula- 401 S. Columbia Blvd. Public parking included in nearby lot or on street.If interested, call 215-923-2500 to make reservations for brunch before the book talk or dinner afterwards.

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Medicare 101Anthony SpangleThrivent Financial ProfessionalTuesday 4/30 1 Session 7:00-9:00PM SAHS A121 $30 Come to an informational meeting hosted by Thrivent Financial to learn more about Medicare. The topics that will be discussed include an introduction to Medicare, a discussion of Medicare Parts A/B; Medicare Supplements; prescription drug costs; Medicare Advantage and other Plans. Gold Card $25

Fundamentals of Investing Matt Novak - EverenceTuesday 3/12-3/19 2 Sessions 6:30-8:30PMSAHS A107 $30 Students will learn the basic types of financial investment vehicles, namely: stocks, bonds and cash, and the various ways to invest. The importance of understanding the tradeoff between risk and return, and the principles of diversification, will provide the student a foundation to a successful investment program. Online investor resources, as well as low cost investment opportunities will be explored. The students will be provided handouts and a ONE YEAR COMPLIMENTARY E-MEMBERSHIP to the Association of Individual Investors. (AAII) Gold Card $25

Developing a College FundingStrategy Cheryl FlynnThursday 4/111 Session 6:30-8:30PMSAHS A107 $25For both parents and grandparents, the key to developing an education investment strategy is to understand the options available. In the course, we’ll discuss: education funding options; borrowing versus saving; tax-advantaged education planning solutions. No Gold Card

Making the Most of yourRetirement AssetsCheryl FlynnTuesday 4/2 1 Session 6:30-8:30PM SAHS A107 $25How you plan today can make all the difference for how you live tomorrow. During this course, we’ll discuss: the importance of defining your vision for a fulfilling life in retirement; the options you have for your retirement accounts;

how to maintain a longer-term perspective about your retirement

accounts. No Gold Card

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I Want a Fun FuneralKyle TevlinThursday 2/211 Session 7:00-9:00PMSAHS A119 $30It’s a new world of funerals these days. “Life celebrations” are just the beginning of a better way of saying goodbye. In a lively, upbeat setting, you’ll learn what’s new in funeral options, get answers to your questions, and see how the topic can be light-hearted and gratifying. Whether for yourself or another, we make getting one’s last wishes down on paper easy. Comprehensive, easy-to-complete packet provided. Material fee $10 payable in class. Gold Card $25

Let’s Talk Real EstateRE/MAX Realty GroupMonday 3/41 Session 6:30-8:00PMSAHS A119 $25Thinking of selling but don’t know where to start? Are you ready for the buying process? Curious about investing in Real Estate? Get all your questions answered by local REALTORS. No Gold Card

Awakening Success &Achieving Your GoalsMark P. O’Donnell Thursday 2/28-3/214 Sessions 7:00-9:00PMSAHS A119 $60In the “Awakening Success” program you will learn powerful, success principles developed by Jack Canfield, author of “Chicken Soup for the Soul,” and “The Success Principles.” You will be taught a “system of success” that always works when you work the system. It is like knowing the combination to a lock. You will discover your life purpose, your vision and how to get there. Gold Card $55

Securing Social SecurityJason Bishop, Financial PlannerThursday 3/141 Session 6:30-8:00PM SAHS A107 $25ORTuesday 3/26 1 Session 6:30-8:00PM SAHS A107 $25“What’s your social security strategy?” We will walk you through common but surprisingly complex situations, including: how to choose between the hundreds of possible filing strategies; how to give your Social Security check a government-guaranteed boost; how benefits for one spouse are affected based on when and how the other spouse files; how being married, divorced or widowed impacts your benefits. This presentation will educate you on the many decisions involved in claiming Social Security. No Gold Card

Starting a BusinessBrent Thompson CPA CMA CGMATuesday 2/261 Session 7:00-9:00PM SAHS A107 $30ORThursday 2/281 Session 7:00-9:00PMSAHS A107 $30Review the different entity structures and the advantages, disadvantages, and tax ramifications of each entity for your new start up. Learn how to help your new venture be more successful. Also review financing, accounting, insurance, titled assets, home office deductions, auto mileage rules, buy/sell agreements and more. Bring your questions. No Gold Card

Making Room for LifeTrudy Sutters & Kathy Yost Alderfer Auction Tuesday 3/191 Session 7:00-9:00PMSAHS A109 $25Are you entertaining a life transition to another address? Whether it be a block down the street or 1,000 miles away, change takes planning. Walk with us through the steps which make this process more comprehensive and less overwhelming. From initial timelines to proposed floor plans, we can provide you with helpful information and insight. Making decisions on what personal property to take and how to handle items for sale or disposal can be daunting. We will share terrific resources and tips. Join us for a session that will equip you with the planning knowledge you need to make a successful move. Material fee of $5 payable in class. No Gold Card

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Intuitive TarotRev. Michael Barnett, M.Div., M, Ed.Tuesday 3/12-4/95 Sessions 7:00-9:00PMICMS A102 $50The Tarot can be used as an incredible spiritual tool to help people in their lives. You will learn how to go within to connect with the Divine and read the tarot cards intuitively. You will practice with your colleagues in a safe, protected space. Beginners and experiences readers welcome. Gold Card $43

Discover Your Intuitive Self!Rev. Michael Barnett, M.Div., M.Ed.Thursday 3/21-5/9 (No class 5/2) 7 Sessions 7:00-9:00PM ICMS A102 $70Why do you trust your “gut?” In this supportive class, you will explore what “intuition” is and how to get “in touch” with it. You will learn how your Intuitive Self can guide you and help you live your happiness. Beginners and experienced intuitives welcome. Gold Card $60


Basketball – Monday Clarke “Chip” GeigerMonday 1/28-4/29 (No Class 2/18 & 4/22) 12 Sessions 7:00-9:00 PMVF Gym $60 Has it been years since you picked up a basketball? Looking to “hang out with the guys”… then this night is for you! Teams formed on a “pick-up” basis for a night of recreational basketball in the gym. Everyone plays 8-minute full court periods, then substitutes. Bring a white shirt and dark shirt each night. Registration limited. For age 19 years old and up. All levels welcome. Gold Card $50

Basketball – Wednesday Co-EdClarke “Chip” GeigerWednesday 1/30-4/17 12 Sessions 7:00-9:00PMIVMS Gym $60 Are you looking for a night of recreational co-ed basketball? We offer “pick-up” style basketball for both men and women. Teams will be picked at the start of each class. Bring a white and dark shirt each night. Great team building activity for co-workers, awesome night out for couples. Grab your friends, neighbors and/or family and enjoy a night of fun! Everyone plays 8-minute full court periods, then substitutes. Registration limited. For age 19 years older and up. All levels welcome. Gold Card $50

Introduction to Golf Parent/ChildJesse CorbettMonday 2/4-3/186 Sessions 7:00-8:00PM FR Gym $50Learn the basics to golf with your child- full swing, grip, chipping, pitching and golf etiquette, while using the game of golf to promote core values, respect, and integrity. Children must be at least seven years old. A $10 material fee for supplies payable to instructor on the first night. No Gold Card

Golf I Jesse CorbettMonday 2/4-3/18 (No Class 2/18)6 Sessions 8:00-9:00PM FR Gym $75 Want to learn to play golf? This course is an introduction to the game of golf for those knowing little to nothing about it. Start with putting and chipping the first night. Learn grip, aim, set up, and etiquette. Subsequent classes will focus on pitching and full swing drills with Nerf balls indoors. Bring a putter and club to chip the first night, if you have them. Material of $10 payable to instructor in class. Gold Card $65

Tennis: BeginnerWendy BradshawSaturday 4/6-4/27 (No Class 4/20)3 Sessions 8:30-10:00AMSAHS Tennis Courts $36Class instruction includes forehand and backhand strokes, the serve, game rules and scoring. Equipment is discussed. Tips for choosing the right racquet, tips on form, fitness and footwork are also covered. Games played in single and doubles. Bring racquet and one can of new balls to class. Rain dates will be made up. Gold Card $30

Recreational VolleyballHarry Reaver/Don MillerTuesday 2/5-4/9 10 Sessions 7:00-9:00PMFR Gym $80If you have played volleyball before and are a player with intermediate skills, this class is for YOU! This night features competitive play in a relaxed, informal setting. Teams are formed and everyone plays. Enroll early – class fills quickly. Gold Card $70

Fly Tying / IntermediateSam VigoritaTuesday 2/5-3/126 Sessions 7:00-9:00PM ICMS A100 $65(Use Rte. 113 Gym Entrance to school)Intermediate fly tying class will be geared to anyone already having some experience in tying trout flies. Beginners welcome. First night’s class will be tying Catskill and style dry fly. Students may use the teacher’s materials at the first class, but students will need their own vice and tools. Any materials that are needed will be talked about at the end of each class for the following week. This class is for fly tyers with one to five years’ experience. Gold Card $55

Fly Fishing -Tactics and Strategies Sam VigoritaMonday 2/4-3/11 (No Class 2/18)5 Sessions 7:00-9:00PMICMS A100 $60(Use Rte. 113 Gym Entrance to school)Class will cover all aspects of fly fishing, from setting up your equipment to learning how to read the waters of a trout stream. You will find out where fish hold, how to approach them and how to catch them. Learn what they feed on, types of flies to use at different times of the year, how to present and fish them. Class will include particular tips and slide photos for fishing the Upper Delaware River System. This class is an excellent class for the experienced fly fisherman or woman to further advance their skills, but is also very informative to beginning fisherman and women. Gold Card $50

Tennis ClubWendy BradshawSaturday 3/30-5/45 Sessions 10-11:30AMSAHS Tennis Courts $60SACE Tennis Club will provide opportunities for tennis players who have experience playing to join a practice that will run similar to a high school team practice. There will be instruction, drills, games and challenge matches to refine your tennis skills. Bring your racquet and one can of new balls. No Gold Card

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Voice-Overs… Now is YOUR Time! Rich Henkels - Such a VoiceMonday 3/18 1 Session 6:30-8:30PM SAHS LGI $30In what could be one of the most enlightening two hours you’ve ever spent, this class will show you how YOU could actually begin using your speaking voice for commercials, films, videos and more! This is a business that you can handle on your own terms, on your own turf, on your own time, and with practically no overhead! NOW is the best time to make this happen as new companies are looking for new voices like never before. For 35-plus years, Rich Henkels’ distinctive sound and enthusiasm has become familiar in TV, radio, web-based, corporate, and industrial voice-over projects as well as live presentations. An Emmy Award winner, Rich knows the industry from both sides of the camera and microphone. No Gold Card

Dog Obedience: Manners and More! Leah Hutchison PacittoDog Gone Good Dog Training Sundays 3/3-4/7 6 Sessions 7:30-8:30PMMontgomery County 4H Center $180Would you like a well-mannered dog, but just need some help? This class focuses on communication and leadership skills which will help you set a good foundation for future training. Class addresses jumping, chewing, stealing, leash walking, bolting out the door, running away, paying attention, sit, down, come, stay, heel, leave it and drop it. No Gold Card

Greeting People, Dogs and Visitors Leah Hutchison PacittoDog Gone Good Dog TrainingTuesday 2/19 1 Session 6:30-8:30PMMontgomery County 4H Center $60In this very informative workshop, we will address: How should people greet any dog? What do I do when another dog approaches my dog and me? How do dogs communicate? Why does my dog like the Boxer down the street, but not the Beagle? How do I handle my excited dog when we have visitors at our house? No Gold Card


AQUATICSPROGRAM

Souderton Area Community Education (SACE) Aquatic Program is subject to all policy and procedures of Souderton Area Community Education and operates out of SAHS Pool--

625 Lower Road, Souderton, PA 18964Please contact the Aquatic Director with regard to scheduling.

All questions regarding payments should be directed to the SACE office at 215-721-1551.Aquatic Director: Lou Williams, [email protected], 215-721-3031

Swim LessonsWhether you want to go for a dip, swim laps or learn to swim; you can dive right in. Our swimming lessons are a great way to ensure your child develops a respect and love of the water. Small class size ensures safety and maximum individual attention.

All classes are 30 minutes!!! Group Lessons: Level 1- Level 5 Group lessons are taught by qualified instructors. Select your child’s level based on skill sets outlined (grey box) First come first serve for all class registrants.

Swim Lessons Session 1 - $40A) 6:00-6:30 PM 4 classes 2/15, 2/22, 3/1, 3/8B) 6:40-7:10 PM 4 classes 2/15, 2/22, 3/1, 3/8

Swim Lessons Session 2 - $40A) 6:00-6:30 PM 4 classes 3/22, 3/29, 4/5, 4/12 B) 6:40-7:10 PM 4 classes 3/22, 3/29, 4/5, 4/12

Swim Lessons Session 3 - $40A) 6:00-6:30 PM 4 classes 5/3, 5/10, 5/17, 5/24 B) 6:40-7:10 PM 4 classes 5/3, 5/10, 5/17, 5/24

Tues/Thurs Lessons Session 4 - $60 6:00-6:30 PM (maximum 20 registrants due to pool space – classes are held during US swimming) A) 6 classes 2/12, 2/14, 2/19, 2/21, 2/26, 2/28 B) 6 classes 3/12, 3/14, 3/19, 3/21, 3/26, 3/28 C) 6 classes 4/9, 4/11, 4/16, 4/18, 4/23, 4/25 D) 6 classes 5/7, 5/9, 5/14, 5/16, 5/21, 5/23

Private Swim Lessons - $100February – May5 Sessions 30 minute sessions. One to One instruction. Scheduling lessons with the aquatics office is required prior to registering. Please contact the Aquatics staff at [email protected] to schedule and check availability before registering online. If registering for a second private lesson, please select PRIVATE-2 and PRIVATE-3 after that when

registering.

SWIMMING SKILLS for LESSONSLevel 1: Submerge face and blow bubbles through nose and mouthFront & back glide two body lengthsFront & back float three secondsFront crawl and back stroke two body lengthsRetrieve object under waterIf your child can do these then sign up for Level 2 Level 2: Front & back glide three body lengthsFront & back float five secondsFront crawl and backstroke three body lengthsSit DiveTreading motionsIf your child can do these then sign up for Level 3 Level 3: 15 rhythmic bobsFront & back glide streamline with Flutter Kick 3-5 body lengthsFreestyle and backstroke, 15 yardsKneel Dive Treading water 30 secondsIf your child can do these then sign up for Level 4 Level 4: Underwater swim 3-5 body lengthsFreestyle & Backstroke, 25 yardsBreaststroke and Butterfly, 15 yardsStanding DiveTreading water, one minuteIf your child can do these then sign up for Level 5 Level 5: Front and Back Stroke, 50yardsBreaststroke & Butterfly, 25 yards

Semi-Private Swim Lessons - $150 February– May5 Sessions 30 minute sessionsTwo to One instruction. Scheduling lessons with the aquatics office is required prior to registering. Please contact the Aquatics staff at [email protected] to schedule and check availability before registering online. If registering for a second semi-private lesson, please select SEMI-2 and SEMI-3 after that when registering. Stroke & Turn - $55Mon. & Wed. 6:00-7:00PM 3/25, 3/27, 4/1, 4/3, 4/8, 4/10, 4/157 Sessions Participants must be skilled comfortable swimmers; they must know all four strokes. These are not lessons. This course is designed to build on existing swimming skills and focus on individual strokes in a competitive swimming environment.

Water Polo Clinics Mon. & Wed. 7:30-8:30PM 3/25- 5/8 (No class 4/17 and 4/22) Grades 3-8 6 Sessions $ 90 12 Sessions $150 SAHS Pool Learn and strengthen basic skills of water polo for students in grades 3-8. Practice and scrimmage time for both novice and experienced players. All sessions are co-ed.

Spring Training Mon., Tue., Wed., Thur. 6:00-7:30PM 4/23, 4/24, 4/25, 4/29, 4/30, 5/1, 5/2, 5/6, 5/7, 5/8, 5/9, 5/13, 5/14, 5/15, 5/16, 5/20, 5/21, 5/22, 5/23 10 Sessions - Mon. and Wed. $75 10 Sessions - Tues. and Thurs. $75 19 Sessions - all dates $120 For swimmers preparing for summer swim team. A great opportunity to build your endurance before the summer season starts. Swimmer must be able to swim 25-yard lap across the pool. Flexible registration.

Lifeguard Training - $275 Mon. & Wed. 5:30-8:30PM3/11, 3/13, 3/18, 3/20, 3/25, 3/27, 4/1 AND Sun. 11:00AM-2:00PM - 3/24, 3/319 Sessions Upon successful completion students will receive American Red Cross Lifeguarding, Standard First Aid, CPR for the Professional Rescuer, and AED for Adult and child certificate. In order to take this course you must be 15 years old ( proof of age at the first class). You must be able to tread water for two minutes using legs only, swim 300 yards, front crawl and breaststroke proficiently; swim 25’ surface dive to 7’ retrieve a 10lb. brick and swim back in under 100 seconds. All participants are required to attend a pre-requisite test on the first night of class. You must be registered two weeks prior to the start date of the class. Be prepared to swim the first class.

Lifeguard Recertification - $75Sunday - 4/28 (if your certification expires in April sign up for this class) Sunday - 5/5 (if your certification expires in May sign up for this class) 1 Session each 11AM-4PM Upon successful completion students will receive American Red Cross Lifeguarding, Standard First Aid, CPR for the Professional Rescuer, and AED for Adult and child certificate. In order to take this course


Men’s BB-B Monday Fee $275/Team

Men’s AA-A Four’s Tuesday Fee $220/Team

Coed BB/B Wednesday Fee $275/Team

Coed A Fours Thursday Fee $220/Team

Women’s A/BB/B Tuesday Fee $275/Team

SCUBA DIVING INSTRUCTIONSundays 1/6 to 6/30 (No class 1/20, 2/3, 2/17, 4/21, 5/26, 6/16, 6/23)5 Sessions 1:00-4:00PMSAHS Pool $599 payable to Indian Valley ScubaAges 10 and upLearn a lifetime sport by getting certified as a Scuba Diver! This program meets on two consecutive Sundays, and a new program starts each month. Classroom sessions are held in the morning at Indian Valley Scuba’s facility, and the pool work is at the Souderton High School in the afternoon. Registration and enrollment must be completed prior to the start of class, and homework is required to prepare for the classroom sessions. Checkout dives to complete the certification are conducted locally or in the Florida Keys, and are scheduled after the completion of the class and pool work. Contact Dave Valaika at Indian Valley Scuba at 215.256.6000 or visit our website at www.IndianValleyScuba.com Class fee includes all materials, gear and certification certificate.Does not include Check Out Dive expenses.

DRIVER EDUCATION FOR TEENS

Tuesday 1/29-4/2 10 Sessions 6:00-9:00PMSAHS A102 $145

Wednesday 1/23-4/3 (No Class 1/30)10 Sessions 6:00-9:00PMSAHS A102 $145

The Responsible Driving School will provide 30 hours of PA Department of Education approved classroom instruction designed to develop positive attitudes toward driving. Students are required to complete all 30 hours to receive a certificate. Instructors will also focus on defensive driving techniques and managing distractions while behind the wheel. This class fulfills insurance company standards for driver education classroom theory.

POWERVOLLEYBALL

DRIVEREDUCATIONFOR TEENS

FREE Parent Night Monday 2/4 6:00-7:30 PMSouderton Area High School LGI Room

POOL PARTY RENTALScheduling for parties or small groups (25 or less) January through May. Dates and times to be determined based on available pool schedule. All parties are given a two-hour window. Party rentals must complete the appropriate paperwork and provide proper insurance to Aquatics office prior to the party.

COST: Friday $150 Saturday $200 Sunday $250MUST CONTACT AQUATICS TO SCHEDULE BEFORE REGISTERING- 215-721-3031, [email protected] confirming the party date, you may register and pay online at: sace.souderton.org.

RENTALSRENTALS

you must already hold a lifeguarding verification. Proof of identification will be required. You must be registered two weeks prior to the start date of the class. Be prepared to get in the water for this re-cert.

OPEN SWIMJanuary 6 through June 9, 2019NOTE: Times may vary based on other pool activities. Check weekly with Aquatics Office for available Open Swim times.Swimmers of all ages welcome for open swim sessions. Pool pass cards will be issued for each session registered. Swimmers must show “Pool Pass Cards” and sign in when entering pool area. Please check with the Aquatics office or on the web page for Open Swim calendar after Jan. 3, 2019 for Winter-Spring schedule.

Aquatics MembershipsIndividual Membership (18-61) $65Student Membership (5-18) $45Gold Card Membership (62 or older) $45Family Membership $190 (up to 5 members)

Power Leagues play at Indian Crest Middle School and Indian Valley Middle School.Power Leagues meet Monday – Thursday according to the league in which the team is playing.Openings available for experienced players interested in joining a team. Three matches of three games per night. Matches run 6:30-10:30p.m. Starting times vary. 9-12 Weeks per Season. Call Will Lapp, Volleyball Director at 267-354-1615 for team assignments and other information.

Team Captains must register by January 18, 2019 online at: sace.

soudertonsd.org.


Murder at Mount Hope Mansion Saturday, February 23Cost: $86 | Depart: 9:00AM Return: 7:00PM | We will begin our day at the Lancaster Central Market before entering the Victorian Mount Hope Mansion, a most unique setting for a theatrical, interactive dining experience. Meet and mingle with intriguing guests at the Mansion and be sure to take notes as they visit guests’ table side while they dine. After enjoying a four-course meal and tales of the mystery that is thick in the air, everyone will assemble in the Mansion’s Theater Room for a time of interrogation, hilarity and the answer to the question on everyone’s mind! “Who-Done-It?” Before departing for home there will be time to visit the gift shop. No Gold Card

EAT.SHOP.DRINK Saturday, March 16Cost: $70 | Depart: 8:00AM Return: 6:00PM | Come enjoy a cooking demonstration, a gourmet lunch and a fabulous shopping experience at The Kitchen Shoppe & Cooking School in Carlisle Pa. If you are a fan of chocolate, we will also visit the Lindt’s Chocolate Factory followed by a stop at the Spring Gate Vineyard (tasting on your own) before departing for home. Lunch/Demonstration is included in price, all other costs on your own. The Kitchen Shoppe & Cooking School is not a food allergy-free environment. No Gold Card

Cherry Blossom Kite Festival ~ Washington, DC Saturday, March 30Cost: $55 | Depart: 8:00AM - Return: 7:00PM | The Blossom Kite Festival is one of the most popular events in Washington, D.C. during the National Cherry Blossom Festival, it takes place on the Washington Monument grounds. We will drop-off and pick-up at Smithsonian Museums. You are on your own for the day to browse through the various museums and galleries. Pack a lunch and enjoy the Kite Festival or grab lunch at one of the many street vendors or in the cafeteria of the National Gallery of Art. All costs not included. We will depart for home at 5:00 PM. There will be a rest/meal stop before arrival and after departing Washington DC –on your own. No Gold Card

Sea Glass/Coastal Festival ~ St. Michaels, Maryland Saturday, April 6Cost: $55 | Depart: 8:00AM - Return: 7:00PM | From sea to shining sea, sea glass fans from the world over will celebrate their fascination with sea glass, eager to explore its mysteries and better understand its allure. Join us for the kick-off of the Spring season with over 35 artists from all over the East Coast who share their love of sea glass and art! The Eastern Shore Sea Glass and Coastal Arts Festival in St. Michaels, Maryland is an outdoor tented event, rain or shine. Admission is $5 (on your own) Enjoy a festive atmosphere with time to enjoy the beautiful harbor town of St. Michaels before departing for home at 5:00PM. No Gold Card

MayFest ~ Historic Smithville, NJ Saturday, May 18Cost: $45 | Depart: 8:00AM - Return: 6:00PM | Join us for the Mayfest celebration with over 100 juried crafters and vendors, an international food court and music, all in the charming setting of Historic Smithville and the Village Greene! As if all of the crafters and vendors are not enough at the Mayfest, the Smithville Village also offers over 60 unique shops. Not to mention, the paddle boats, old-fashioned carousel and the funnel cake is a must-have! If you’re looking for a fun-filled day, Mayfest is certainly the place for you. Departing for home at 4:00PM. No Gold Card

EXCITING TRIPS

All trips depart from Souderton Area

High School

We travel on deluxe coaches. Due to circumstances beyond our control, bus drivers or trip escorts may alter itinerary if needed. No smoking or alcohol permitted on coaches.


Detach Here Souderton Area Community Education Registration Form

Form must be completed in its entirety along with participant’s signature.

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Credit Card #: __________________________________________________________________________ Exp: ______________________SACE Program Participants please read and sign: I, the undersigned, release the Souderton Area School District from any and all liability for injury or property damage that I or my child may suffer or sustain by any reason of the use of the school buildings and their entrances and exits, the equipment at facilities, or as a result of my participation or my child’s participation in any Community Education program. Any photos of me or my child participating in classes or activities can be used for promotional purposes by the district, including social media posting. I understand confirmation will be sent via email along with SACE updates, if email address is provided. I understand registration fees will not be refunded unless the course is cancelled.

Signature of Adult Participant or Parent/Guardian________________________________________________________________________________________________ SACE, 760 Lower Road, Souderton, PA 18964, 215-721-1551

REGISTER EARLY to avoid disappointment! Classes and trips may be canceled due to insufficient enrollment.

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SACE Policy: Payment is due at time of registration. Where applicable, material fees or supply costs are payable to the instructor in class. Classes are filled on a first-received basis. Preregistration is required for all classes. Please note some classes/trips have a registration deadline. SACE reserves the right to make necessary changes in instructors and class size without prior notification to participants. Enrollment verification will be sent via email, if email addresses are provided. Unless otherwise noted, classes are for those 18 and older. Please do not register or bring children to an adult class. All Souderton Area School District rules and regulations are enforced by SACE. Hospitalization/Insurance is the responsibility of every Community Education Participant.

Gold Card Policy: All residents of the SASD who are 62 years of age or older are eligible to receive a Gold Card. Gold cards may be obtained from SASD District Office, 760 Lower Road, Souderton, PA with a completed registration form (available at www.soudertonsd.org/community/gold-card/apply.cfm). Gold Card holders may attend some courses offered by SACE at a discounted rate (although there may be a charge for supplies/materials). Gold Cards may not be used for Trips. Please provide Gold Card number at time of class registration.

Refund Policy: Applies to all programs offered through SACE as well as Souderton Area Aquatics Program. A $10 non-refundable registration fee is included in each course. A $25 non-refundable registration fee is included for Driver Education. Course/Workshop/Driver Education cancellations must be received two weeks prior to the start of class to receive a refund (less the registration fee). Trip cancellations must be received one month before departure of trip. If SACE cancels a class or trip a refund for the cost of the class or trip is issued. SACE programs will not be prorated under any circumstances. Refunds or credits cannot be given for forgotten classes---please mark your calendar!

School Closing Information: If the schools in the Souderton Area School District are closed in the daytime, Evening School classes are automatically canceled. School closi

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