St. Clair Shores Adult & Community Education Winter...

St. Clair ShoresAdult & Community

Education

Winter 2017

Register on line atwww.scscommunityed.org

(586) 285-8880

In cooperation with Lake Shore, Lakeview and South Lake School Systems

St. Clair Shores Community Education is a cooperative program sponsored by the Boards of Education of

Lake Shore, Lakeview and South Lake Schools

BOARDS OF EDUCATION

Lake ShoreSuperintendent: Dr. Joseph DiPonio

President: Shannon KetelhutVice President: Sharon Bartl

Secretary: Kurt ZieglerTreasurer: Mark E. Beghin

Trustees: Susan DeLong, James Graver, Elizabeth Munger

LakeviewSuperintendent: Karl D. PaulsonPresident: Daniel Dombrowski

Vice President: Philip Thomas, Jr.Secretary: Donald Wheaton, Jr.Treasurer: Timothy Houlihan

Trustees: Michael Bayer, James Kouri

South LakeSuperintendent: Ted VonHiltmayer

President: Charlotte RebeleinVice President: Michael DamianiSecretary: Julie Magee-Sweltic

Treasurer: Lois CardenasTrustees: Kelly Gattuso, Melissa Gordon, Robert Penn

SCSACE CITIZENSADVISORY COUNCIL

2015/2016

LAKE SHORE: Gerrit Ketelhut, Gloria Vekos, Kurt Ziegler

LAKEVIEW: Joseph Claycomb, Cathi Humphreys, Jerry Parker, Donald Wheaton

SOUTH LAKE: Lois Cardenas, Geri Hofmann, Robert Ryan

SCS ADULT & COMMUNITY ED(586) 285-8880

Infant/Toddler Enrichment...........................5Preschoolers Enrichment.......................... ...5Youth/Tween Enrichment..........................6-8Special Needs/Youth....................................9Pool Program.........................................10-11Alternative........................................ .........12Art & Crafts................................................13Computers.............................................13-14Cooking .....................................................14Fitness...................................................15-16Health & Safety..........................................17Music..........................................................17Pets.............................................................18Special Interest......................................18-19Special Needs/Adults.................................19Trips & Tours........................................21-24Special Events............................................25English as a Second Language...................26GED Information......................................26

SHORES CHILD CARE(586) 285-8580

Child Care......................................4Mommy & Me.............................. 4

BORN CENTER(586) 285-8780

North Lake High School..............28

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

The Community Education Office will be CLOSED

December 21 we will be closed between 11:30am - 1:30pmDecember 22-January 3

January 16, February 17 & 20

REFUND/RETURNED CHECK POLICY

All refunds must be requested BEFORE the second class meets. Tuition for one and two night classes are not refundable. No refunds will be grant-ed for day trips unless we are able to replace you. A trip credit will be issued for day trips canceled 15 days before departure. Check with the tour company for refunds on extended trips. If cancellation protection is available and purchased, 24 hour notice of cancellation must be given in order to receive a refund. A $7 processing fee will be deducted from all refunds, except if a class is canceled by us, then a full refund will be given. Payments made by cash or check will be refunded by check. Please allow approximately 15 business days for your refund to be processed. Payments made by credit card will be refunded back to that credit card. There is a $25 fee for all checks returned from the bank for non-sufficient funds. This fee must be paid in cash only.

INCLEMENT WEATHER

If Lake Shore School District closes due to bad weather, Adult and Com-munity Education classes will be canceled, even if the weather later im-proves. Every effort will be made to reschedule missed classes. In the event we are unable to schedule a make up class, refunds will not be grant-ed. Trips will go as scheduled unless you are notified.

This is an equal opportunity employer/program. We do not discriminate against or ex-clude participation by any person in programs, activities or employment on the basis of race, sex, color, national origin, creed, religion, political affiliation or disability. Auxil-iary aids and services available upon request.

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Registration Information 3ONLINE

www.scscommunityed.org PHONE

(586) 285-8880

WALK-IN23055 Masonic Blvd.

St. Clair Shores, MI 48082Mon-Fri 8:00am-4:00pm

MAIL St. Clair Shores Adult Ed.

23055 Masonic Blvd.St. Clair Shores, MI 48082

(Registration form on page 31)Checks Only

SHORES CHILD CARE CENTER

Ages 8 weeks thru 5 years old

23340 ElmiraSt. Clair Shores, 48082

Shores Child Care Center was established in 1986 to provide a safe and secure atmosphere for the children of working parents. A well trained staff is committed to providing opportunities for children to grow physically, mentally, socially and emotionally. The development of language, motor skills, and social-personal skills is a daily focus. Every child spends a large part of the day in meaningful play. Kids enjoy:

· A spacious outdoor playground and indoor gymnasium · Music, stories, rhymes & rhythm · Creative expression through art, cooking, and experimenting

TIMES 6:30 AM - 6:00 PM Monday – Friday, year around

INFANTS TODDLERS PRESCHOOLERS 2 mos.-22 mos. 22 mos. to 3 years 3 years - 5 years$200 weekly/$55 daily $190 weekly/$50 daily $180 weekly/$45 daily (Potty Trained)

10% discount for full time sibling and for district employees of Lake Shore, Lakeview, South Lake

For More Information or to Register

Please Call(586) 285-8580

Mom & Me Learning Together Ages 18 mos-4 yrs Young child and caregiver have time to explore and experience different activity centers within the classroom. Seasonal art projects and limited group circle time will be shared during class. Friday 1/13-2/24 7 Classes 10:00-10:45am $40

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Infant/Toddler Enrichment ProgramsTINY TUMBLERS Age 2 Yrs Y8200 Sat 1/28-3/11 6 Classes Rodgers Small Gym 9:00-9:30am $32Toddlers learn to socialize while developing basic skills such as balance and coordination. For maximum benefit parents should participate along with their child.

MOMMY & BABY YOGA Ages 12 weeks - 13 mos Y8201 Wed 1/18-2/22 6 Classes SCSACE Room 110 12:00-1:00pm $45This unique class combines yoga and play to get back in shape while strengthening the bond between you and your infant. Experience flowing asanas, challenging postures and calming restorative time. Learn exercises to strengthen growing muscles, aid in diges-tion, relieve gas, constipation, fussiness, promote better sleeping patterns and help your infant towards their next stage of development. Please bring yoga mat and a small toy for baby to hold in class. All levels welcome. Class taught by M. Rager, Team Fit, Inc.

PARENT TOT WATER PLAY Ages 6mos-4 yrs LSP5007 Sat 1/28-3/11 6 Classes Lake Shore High School 10:00-10:30am $28Increase child’s comfort level in the water. Activities for pre-swimming for you and your child. Children who are not potty trained must wear a swim diaper.

Preschool Enrichment ProgramsKRAZY KICKERS Ages 3-5 Y8110A Sat 1/28-3/11 6 Classes Rodgers Gym B 10:00-10:45am $42 Y8110B Sat 1/28-3/11 6 Classes Rodgers Gym B 12:00-12:45pm $42This fun and instructional soccer class teaches ball handling skills, dribbling around obsta-cles, trapping, and shooting on net. For maximum benefit parents should participate along with their child.

LITTLE SHOTS Ages 3-5 Y8111 Sat 1/28-3/11 6 Classes Rodgers Gym A 9:00-9:45am $42 This class teaches the ball handling skills of dribbling and shooting through drills and play. For maximum benefit parents should participate along with their child.

STRIKERS BASEBALL Ages 4-5 Y8112A Tues 1/24-2/28 6 Classes Rodgers Gym 5:00-5:45pm $42Y8112B Thurs 1/26-3/2 6 Classes Rodgers Gym 5:00-5:45pm $42 Introduction to baseball. Developing the skills of catching, throwing, and batting off a tee and pitched. The concept of base running, fielding and positions is explored and a “game” is played. Parents are welcome to participate. Coach Mike Fremont.

LITTLE NINJAS Ages 3-4 Y8113 Sat 1/28-3/11 6 Classes Rodgers Cafe 2 12:00-12:45pm $42Intro to martial arts taught by certified instructor. Focus on alertness, fitness, stranger dan-ger & confidence while using age appropriate techniques while having fun. Ninja obstacle course on the last day of class. Parent participation encouraged.

TUMBLIN TOTS Ages 3-4 Y8115 Sat 1/28-3/11 6 Classes Rodgers Small Gym 9:45-10:30am $42Preschoolers learn and practice skills such as balance, coordination and large motor skills. For maximum benefit parents should participate along with their little gymnast. TAPPY TOES TAP Ages 3-4Y8116 Sat 1/28-3/11 6 Classes Rodgers Cafe 1 11:00-11:30am $32 Learn basic tap steps in a fun environment designed specifically for little ones. This class will work on rhythm while developing your child’s coordination, confidence and balance. Tap shoes required.

TIPPY TOES BALLET Ages 3-4 Y8117 Sat 1/28-3/11 6 Classes Rodgers Cafe 1 10:30-11:00am $32Little ballerinas will be introduced to the basic steps of ballet. This class will help your child develop their rhythm, coordination, confidence and balance while encouraging their own personal expression. Ballet slippers required.

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Youth Enrichment ProgramsArt

VISUAL ARTS BOOT CAMP Ages 9 & up Y8010A Sat 1/28-3/11 6 Classes Rodgers Art Room 12:00-12:55pm $47Y8010B Tues 1/17-2/21 6 Classes SCSACE Room 111 5:30-6:30pm $47For serious artistic minded students. Learn how to use a variety of drawing media and surfaces as we practice direct observation skills and adding painting media as well. $5 material fee paid to instructor at first class.

CookingLITTLE CHEFS Ages 6-9 Y8020 Sat 1/28-3/11 6 Classes Rodgers Room 117 9:00-9:55am $47For the budding junior chef who wants to learn independence in the kitchen. Fun, messy, hands on class. Basics in snacks, cooking, recipe prep, proper cleaning, and manners. Join in the fun! $10 material fee payable to the instructor at first class.

BAKING Ages 6-12Y8021 Sat 1/28-3/11 6 Classes Rodgers Room 117 10:00-10:55am $47 Eager to introduce your child to the joys of baking? Young minds and busy fingers get active in this baking class where they will learn how to bake and decorate their own col-orful and tasty morsels! $12 material fee payable to instructor at first class.

BEGINNER COOKING Ages 9-12Y8022 Sat 1/28-3/11 6 Classes Rodgers Room 117 11:00-12:15pm $47This hands on class will teach about measurements, planning a fun and balanced meal; plus you will have a great time making and tasting new foods. Bring suggestions of dish-es you would like to learn to make to first class. $13 material fee payable to instructor at first class.

Dance/Gymnastics/Cheer BALLET Ages 5-10 Y8030 Sat 1/28-3/11 6 Classes Rodgers Cafe 2 11:30-12:15pm $45 This class will provide the young dancer with the fundamentals of ballet. Students will learn barre exercises, center work and will move across the floor. This class will help your child develop rhythm, coordination, confidence and balance while encouraging personal expression. Ballerinas will learn a dance routine which will be informally performed to friends and family the final week of class. Attire - leotard or comfortable clothes. Ballet shoes required.

JAZZ Ages 5-10 Y8031 Sat 1/28-3/11 6 Classes Rodgers Cafe 2 12:15-1:00pm $45 This class will focus on teaching the fundamentals of Jazz to young children. Students will be led through stretching, center work and across the floor exercises while develop-ing rhythm, coordination, confidence and balance and encouraging personal expression. We will learn a dance routine which will be informally performed to friends and family the final week of class. Attire - leotard or comfortable clothes. Jazz shoes required.

BEGINNING GYMNASTICS Ages 5-10 Y8032 Sat 1/28-3/11 6 Classes Rodgers Small Gym 10:45-11:40am $47Learn basic tumbling skills, forward and backward straddle rolls, cartwheels, walkovers, and balance beam techniques. A perfect class for balance and coordination.

CHEERLEADING Ages 5-10 Y8033 Sat 1/28-3/11 6 Classes Rodgers Small Gym 11:45-12:40pm $47This class will give you something to cheer about! Learn cheers, chants and dance routines in this fun and exciting class designed to improve coordination, flexibility and teamwork!

NO CLASSES HELD 2/18


Learning is FunTECHKNOW KIDS (Ages 7 - 10) NEWY8040 Wed 2/1-3/8 6 Classes SCSACE Room 105 6:30-7:30pm $50Introduce your child to a potential career! This fun class will teach children the fundamen-tals of computer programming through educational, interactive and creative play. Children will participate in STEM activities that allow them to experience hands on, real world instruction with math and technology. We will use the robots (Dash and Dot) as a learning tool to code and solve problems. For more information about coding and Dash and Dot go to the websites www.makewonder.com and www.techknowkids.org

MusicPRIVATE PIANO LESSONS Ages 7-12 Half hour private lessons involving warm ups, simple theory worksheets and a variety of pieces designed to introduce new skills over time. Alfred's Lesson Book Level 1a required and can be purchased at local music stores or on Amazon. Sat 1/28-3/11 6 Classes Rodgers Choir Room $50Y8050A 9:00am Y8050B 9:30am Y8050C 10:00am Y8050D 10:30am Y8050E 11:00am Y8050F 11:30amY8050G 12:00pm Y8050H 12:30pm

SafetySELF DEFENSE FOR CHILDREN Ages 6 - 11Y8060-LC Wed 2/22 LCMSS Fitness Room 5:00-6:00pm $15The safety of our children depends upon their ability to recognize a threat and respond effectively. This fun, interactive workshop teaches essential life saving information about the threats facing our children, strategies for prevention and real world techniques designed to reduce their risk of abductions, assaults and other forms of violence.

SportsBASKETBALL Y8070A Ages 6 -7 Sat 1/28-3/11 6 Classes Rodgers Gym A 10:00-10:55am $47Y8070B Ages 8-10 Sat 1/28-3/11 6 Classes Rodgers Gym A 11:00-11:55am $47This class will stress skills in dribbling, passing, shooting, ball handling, teamwork, strat-egy, and game playing. These classes are designed to provide basic instruction for the novice player, as well as to enhance coordination.

BEGINNING SOCCER Ages 5-10 Y8071 Sat 1/28-3/11 6 Classes Rodgers Gym B 11:00-11:55am $47Students will learn the basic techniques and fundamentals of the game through practice in ball control, passing and shooting on net.

BASEBALL Y8072A Ages 5-6 Tues 1/24-2/28 6 Classes Rodgers Gym 6:00-6:45pm $45Y8072B Ages 7-10 Tues 1/24-2/28 6 Classes Rodgers Gym 7:00-7:45pm $45Y8072C Ages 5-6 Thur 1/26-3/2 6 Classes Rodgers Gym 6:00-6:45pm $45Work on developing the skills of catching, throwing, and batting. You will learn some of the concepts of base running, fielding, and playing positions. Parents are welcome to participate. Coach Mike Fremont

KARATE Ages 5-10 Y8073 Sat 1/28-3/11 6 Classes Rodgers Cafe 2 11:00-11:55am $47Intro to martial arts by certified instructor. Focus on alertness, fitness, stranger danger and confidence. Light sparring, offense/defense skills will be taught. Optional Tshirt available for purchase, $10 payable to instructor at first class.


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PONY PALS An Introduction to Horses Ages 4-8 Children learn both basic horsemanship and riding skills in this child-parent class. Students will learn how to be safe around horses, properly brush a horse and feed treats. They will also learn to ride while assisted on a lead line. The instructor will teach basic riding position from the center of the arena while a lesson assistant leads the horse or pony and the family member walks alongside as a spotter, if needed. Classes held at Windermere Equestrian Center, 20615 Dunham Rd., Clinton Twp., MI 48038 Y8075A Friday 5:15 – 6:15 pm 3/3, 3/10, 3/17 $80Y8075B Friday 6:30 – 7:30 pm 3/3, 3/10, 3/17 $80 Y8075C Friday 5:15 – 6:15 pm 4/7, 4/21, 4/28 $80 Y8075D Friday 6:30 – 7:30 pm 4/7, 4/21, 4/28 $80

Y8076A Sunday 10:30 – 11:30 am 3/5, 3/19, 3/26 $80 Y8076B Sunday 12:00 – 1:00 pm 3/5, 3/19, 3/26 $80 Y8076C Sunday 10:30 – 11:30 am 4/9, 4/23, 4/30 $80 Y8076D Sunday 12:00 – 1:00 pm 4/9, 4/23, 4/30 $80

NAAMA KARATE Ages 5 & up NO CLASS 2/20 Beginning Students Mon&Wed 1/23 Rodgers Cafe 6:00-7:00pm $5/ClassContinuing Students Mon&Wed 1/23 Rodgers Cafe 7:00-8:00pm $5/Class This course will teach the fundamentals of karate. Certified instructors incorporate anti-drug and danger awareness programs. Register with NAAMA at first class. NAAMA (586) 263-9449

Tween/Teen

FUTURE FASHION MAKERS WORKSHOP Ages 10 & upY8080 Sat 1/28-3/11 6 Classes Rodgers Art Room 11:00-11:55am $47Do you dream about being a fashion designer? Let’s explore and create your own fashion book of designs and create our dream outfits. Learn about figure drawing, proportion and how to draw and actually create a garment on our “model”. Previous student will continue their design books.

SAFE SITTER BABYSITTING Ages 10 & up Y8081 Sat 3/4 & 3/11 2 Classes Rodgers Lounge 9:30am-12:45pm $65 Nationally recognized Safe Sitter Babysitting Workshop. Participants learn to be safe, effec-tive baby-sitters and build confidence in their child care skills during this workshop. Health ed-ucators cover first aid, CPR with mannequin practice, choking, infant care, mealtimes, age-ap-propriate activities, discipline, fire safety, crime safety, business of babysitting and more!


ST CLAIR SHORES SKI & SNOWBOARD CLUBThe city of St Clair Shores offers students in grades 6-12

an opportunity to learn to ski or snowboard at Mt. Holly on Friday evenings beginning in mid December

For more information contact: SCS Parks & Rec Department

586 445-5350


SPECIAL NEEDS PROGRAMS

EXPERIMENTAL ART Ages 14 & up 9010 Tues 1/17-2/21 6 Classes SCSACE Room 111 7:00-8:00pm $35Welcome to Experimental Art! Come explore, create and get messy with all kinds of art media! Every week will be a new interesting and creative project or continuation of a more involved project.

H20 AEROBICS Ages 14 & up LSP6000 Wed 1/25-3/1 6 Classes LSHS Pool 7:00-7:45pm $45This class is designed for those with special needs to enjoy the water and move and groove in the pool. Participants must be comfortable with the water. Caregivers can attend free of charge.

JOIN US FORCOMMUNITY OPEN SWIM

$5/Person

Lake Shore High School1:00-2:00pmJanuary 28

February 4, 11, 25March 4 & 11

You must preregister for all classes. Sometimes classes cancel because the minimum number of students is not reached. Classes are canceled two days before the start date. Those who wait to sign up might make the difference in a class running or being canceled. Don’t let a class cancel because of last minute registration. Sign up early!

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SWIMMING LESSONS

NO CLASS 2/18 & 2/20

PARENT TOT WATER PLAY (Ages 6mos-4 yrs) $28 Increase child’s comfort level in the water. Activities for pre-swimming fun for you and your child. Children who are not potty trained must wear a swim diaper. LSP5007 Sat 1/28-3/11 10:00-10:30am Lake Shore High School

BIG SWIMMERS without parent (Ages 3-5) $32This is the first class without a parent. Your child will learn beginner skills through water exploration and games. They will learn how to bob under water, float, kick and assisted movement. Children who are not potty trained must wear a swim diaper.LSP5008 Sat 1/28-3/11 10:30-11:00am Lake Shore High School

LEVEL 1 (Ages 5 & up) $45 Help students feel comfortable in the water and enjoy the water safely. Assisted elementary skills introduced. Buoyancy, breath control, kicking, alternating arm action and floating.LSP5001A Sat 1/28-3/11 11:00-11:45am Lake Shore High School LSP5001B Sat 1/28-3/11 11:00-11:45am Lake Shore High SchoolSLP5001A Mon 1/23-3/6 6:30-7:15pm South Lake High School SLP5001B Wed 1/25-3/1 6:00-6:45pm South Lake High School

LEVEL 2 $45 Learn how to float and swim using both arm and leg movements over short distances independently.LSP5002A Sat 1/28-3/11 11:00-11:45am Lake Shore High School LSP5002B Sat 1/28-3/11 12:00-12:45pm Lake Shore High SchoolSLP5002A Mon 1/23-3/6 6:30-7:15pm South Lake High School SLP5002B Wed 1/25-3/1 6:30-7:15pm South Lake High School SLP5002C Wed 1/25-3/1 7:00-7:45pm South Lake High School

LEVEL 3 $45 Learn rotary breathing while swimming, survival float, back float, tread water, front crawl and backstroke. Introduce first phase of butterfly and deep water skills.LSP5003 Sat 1/28-3/11 12:00-12:45pm Lake Shore High School SLP5003A Mon 1/23-3/6 7:30-8:15pm South Lake High SchoolSLP5003B Wed 1/25-3/1 7:30-8:15pm South Lake High School

LEVEL 4 $45 Build on butterfly and backstroke. Introduce breaststroke and sidestroke. LSP5004 Sat 1/28-3/11 10:00-10:45am Lake Shore High School SLP5004 Wed 1/25-3/1 7:30-8:15pm South Lake High School

SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING $45 NEWCome learn the basics in this fun, team sport. Swimmers should have Level 4 equivalent swimming skills and be able to tread water for two minutes. A synchronized swimming show will be performed at the end of the session.LSP5005 Sat 1/28-3/11 9:00-9:45am Lake Shore High School

SWIM CLUB $45 NEWThis class is for those who are interested in or who currently participate on seasonal swim teams. Emphasis will be on endurance lap swimming, flip turns and diving from the blocks. Swimmers need to be able to swim one length of the pool. A mock swim meet will take place at the end of the session.LSP5006 Sat 1/28-3/11 9:00-9:45am Lake Shore High School

Every effort is made to keep the pool open, but if for any unforeseen reason we have to cancel we may not be able to schedule a makeup or reimburse for that missed day.


PRIVATE SWIM LESSONSfor all ages

Six 30 minute private lessons - $75 South Lake High School Pool

Limited Number of Openings

Mondays6:00-6:30pm

orWednesdays6:00-6:30pm

Register on linewww.scscommunityed.org

or

Call(586) 285-8880

POOL PARTIES

LocationLake Shore High School

Dates January 28

February 4, 11, 25March 4 &11

Time 1:00-3:00pm (Party Room)

1:00-2:00pm (Swim)

Price $150

(586) 285-8880Give our office a call today to schedule your pool party.

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ADULT ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS

ALTERNATIVE

Out of the Ordinary into the Extraordinary

MAPS OF OUR KARMIC DESTINY Instructor: R. Taylor NEW Ancient texts give various methods or “karmic road maps” to understand our life lessons and destinies. Robert will discuss these methods and give personal demonstrations for each attendee. 1000-LC Wed 1/25 6:30-8:30pm SCSACE Room 105 $25 MEDITATIONS & MESSAGES Instructors: R. & P. Taylor Enjoy a peaceful evening as you experience a guided meditation to reach a relaxed state of mind, followed by a psychic message for each participant 1001-LC Tues 1/31 6:30-8:30pm SCSACE Room 105 $25

PSYCHIC DEVELOPMENT Instructor: P. Taylor We all have psychic gifts, how do we develop them? Learn ways to enhance and unfold your psychic abilities. Includes interactive class exercises. 1002-LC Tues 2/7 6:30-8:30pm SCSACE Room 105 $25

PSYCHIC FUN NIGHT Instructors: R. & P. Taylor Enjoy an evening of psychic entertainment with Robert and Pamela as you learn about various predictive techniques and experience a personal reading of your choice. 1003-LC Tues 2/21 6:30-8:30pm SCSACE Room 105 $25

PERSONAL PREDICTIONS FOR 2017 Instructor: S. Schweitzer In this fun and informative class, students will learn a fool-proof way to determine their personal energy profile for 2017. Each new year bring a new specific energy for each indi-vidual. Your success in life is centered in how you apply this energy profile all year long. What challenges are in store for you in 2017? How can you maximize your successes? Bring paper and pen or pencil to take notes in class or there is an optional material fee of $5, payable to instructor which consists of notes on the class.1004-LC Tues 1/17 7:00-8:45pm SCSACE Room 105 $25 YOUR GUARDIAN ANGELS Instructor: S. Schweitzer NEW There are many different angels on the other side. This class addresses your personal an-gels and explains how you can communicate with them in your daily life. Each student will receive a message from one of their personal angels.1005-LC Thurs 1/19 7:00-8:45pm SCSACE Room 106 $25

A NIGHT WITH A PSYCHIC Instructor: S. Schweitzer Whether it is information you desire, a reading, a healing or just a night out, this is the class that meets those needs. The spiritual/metaphysical information shared is unique to each class session, no two classes are ever quite the same! Come and join us for a fun and in-formative class that you won’t want to miss! Every student receives a “personal touch-in”.1006-LC Tues 1/24 7:00-8:45pm SCSACE Room 106 $25

MESSAGES FROM LOVED ONES Instructor: S. Schweitzer Learn how the gift of mediumship is used to receive messages from loved ones on the other side of the veil. Each class discussion is unique to the people present and each student will receive a message from a loved one.1007-LC Thurs 1/26 7:00-8:45pm SCSACE Room 106 $25

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ARTS & CRAFTS

WATERCOLOR EXPLORATIONS Instructor: D. Krempa NO CLASS 2/20Using watercolor as our media, let’s explore it’s boundaries and go beyond. Learn tech-niques and adding media, such as collage and painting on gesso. All levels of experience welcome.2000-LC Mon 1/30-3/13 6 Classes 6:00-8:00pm SCSACE Room 111 $50

BASKET WEAVING Instructor: A. Jorgensen Students will learn techniques to make: Rag Handle, Triple Cross Sampler and Paisley Market Basket Bring scissors, tape measure, pencil, 2 dz. clothespins, flat screwdriver & dishpan to first class. Material fee $50 paid to instructor.2001-LC Wed 1/18-3/8 8 Classes 6:30-8:30pm SCSACE Room 111 $45

KNITTING Instructor: M. Hanna Beginners, intermediate and advanced knitters welcome. Learn to cast on, knit, purl and bind off. Beginners project will be slippers or hat. Others bring in project of choice. You will get assistance with stitches and reading patterns. Beginners should bring US size 8 needles and 1 skein solid color yarn.2002-LC Tues 1/24-3/14 8 Classes 6:30-8:30pm LCMSS Room 105 $57

BEGINNING CROCHET Instructor: R. Marroso Class includes instruction for beginners and for those with limited knowledge of crochet. The class will consist of methodology in these areas: learn to read patterns, work inde-pendently and complete projects in class. Patterns are available free of charge. Bring one “G” crochet hook and 1 skein of light, solid color 4 ply yarn to class.2003-LC Tues 1/17-2/21 6 Classes 7:00-9:00pm LCMSS Room 103 $43

BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY Instructor: J. Klein We will discuss the basic settings on the adjustable point and shoot and DSLR cameras in-cluding shutter speed, aperture, ISO and many of the menu settings on the digital cameras. We will also talk about how to compose artistic and creative photographs. The course is interactive so bring your camera, instruction book and some of your photos. 2004-LC Thurs 1/19-2/23 6 Classes 6:00-8:45pm SCSACE Room 105 $75

INTERMEDIATE PHOTOGRAPHY Instructor: J. Klein We will do a quick review of the basics and add to the more creative advanced use of the camera, composition, computer and lighting. A review of your photographs and how to improve upon them. The class content will in part be determined by your special interests or projects. This will be interactive so bring your camera, instruction book and some of your photos either in print or digital format. Prerequisite Basic Photography or equivalent experience with an adjustable camera or DSLR.2005-LC Wed 1/18-2/22 6 Classes 6:00-8:45pm SCSACE Room 104 $75

COMPUTERS

FREE “OPEN HOUSE” COMPUTER INTRODUCTION FOR SENIORS, BE-GINNERS, RECENT LEARNERS, AND THOSE WHO DON’T HAVE A CLUE! Instructor: M. WilsonMeet computer author and patient instructor Mike Wilson. His classes are designed to help you understand the basics of computers! Mike will give you a preview about upcoming classes. This is a way that you can “try before you buy”. We’re sure that after you take this introductory class you will come away with the confidence to explore other basic computer classes! (This is not a prerequisite to taking other computer classes.)3000 Tues 1/17 1 Class 10:00-11:15am SCSACE Room 104 FREE

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HELP! I HAVE A COMPUTER AND DON’T KNOW WHAT TO DO NEXT!Instructor: M. Wilson For recent Windows 10 & 7 users! Follow easy instructions through your large print, 100-page book. The book and training will be on: basic e-mail and attachments, understanding ‘www’ & websites, playing music, saving documents, copy and pasting, transferring cell phone pictures, basic word processing, keyboard shortcuts, navigating Windows, and so much more! Instructor will supply the first 6 registered patrons with a laptop or bring your own. You may also come without a computer for instructors big screen live demonstration. A “senior-friendly” and enjoyable environment. Book fee $25 payable to instructor at first class. 3001 Tues 1/24-2/7 3 Classes 10:00am-12:00pm SCSACE Room 104 $60

ONLINE SAFETY FOR SENIORS: PROTECT YOURSELVESFROM COMPUTER SCAMS AND PREDATORS Instructor: M. WilsonThere are many good things about the Internet, but seniors should also be aware of internet dangers. Protect yourself and find out about: email scams, questionable companies, secure wifi’s, passwords, public computers, ads and prompts, and more! This “user-friendly” ses-sion will arm you with the information you need to stay safe online! 3002 Tues 2/14 1 Class 9:30am-12:30pm SCSACE Room 104 $25 BASIC VIRUS AND MALWARE REMOVAL FOR THOSE WHO DON’T HAVE A CLUE Instructor: M. WilsonVirus and malware issues can slow down a perfectly running computer. See how a few free user-friendly software programs can be used to remove these intrusions. Instructor and students will also explore a number of other measures to maintaining a healthy computer.3003 Tues 2/21 1 Class 9:30am-12:30pm SCSACE Room 104 $25

BASIC COMPUTER HELP FOR THE ESL STUDENT Ayuda Informática Básica Para el estudiante de ESLةيناث ةغلك ةيزيلجنإلا ةغللا بلاطل ةيساسألا بوساحلا ةدعاسمLearn the English language while learning computers. This class is for ESL students who would like to have a basic knowledge of computers. Students will gain confidence as they use computers to visit websites, learn e-mail features, work with Windows and the start menu, acquire basic word processing skills, type a letter, and learn other features too nu-merous to mention here! Instructor will introduce students to computer terms and defi-nitions throughout the course. There will be fill in the blank writing exercises, specific discussions, group conversations and “computer talk” activities for students. This class is for students with some understanding of the English language and use of the mouse. Book fee $25 payable to instructor at first class. 3004-LC Mon 1/23-2/13 4 Classes 5:45-7:45pm SCSACE Room 104 $80

COOKING

POLISH STUFFED CABBAGE ROLLS (GOBALKI) Instructor: A. JanssenIn this fun, hands on class you’ll prepare this much loved Polish entree’! Tender cabbage leaves stuffed with a hearty beef, pork and rice filling, accompanied by a savory chunky tomato sauce. Delicious! Contact instructor for supply list by email [email protected] or by phone (586) 731-4681. 4000 Thurs 1/26 6:30-8:45pm SCSACE Room 111 $35

PRESSURE COOKING: HEARTY HOMEMADE SOUP Instructor: A. JanssenJoin us in this fun class where you’ll prepare your choice of: Creamy Tomato-Basil-Par-mesan Cheese Soup or Fresh Garden Chunky Vegetable Soup using the very popular tech-nique of rapid pressure cooking. You’ll be amazed at how your soup will fully cook in just minutes! Contact instructor for supply list by email [email protected] or by phone (586) 731-4681. 4001 Thurs 2/9 6:30-8:45pm SCSACE Room 111 $35

PERFECT PIROGIES Instructor: A. JanssenIn this class you’ll make about 2 dozen fresh and delicious pirogies from scratch over-stuffed with fillings you get to choose. Learn how to flavor and season your dough and the endless varieties of savory and sweet pirogies fillings you can create. You’ll never buy store brands again! Contact instructor for supply list by email [email protected] or by phone (586) 731-4681. 4002 Thurs 2/16 6:30-8:45pm SCSACE Room 111 $35


FITNESS Parents must register those students under 18 years of age. Every effort is made to keep the pool open, but if for some unforeseen reason we have to cancel a class, we may not be able to reschedule a makeup class or reimburse for that missed day. Please check with your doctor before starting any exercise program.

AQUA AEROBICS Instructor: D. Kirejczyk NO CLASS 2/20 Use these fitness techniques to stretch, strengthen and tone every muscle in the body. We’ll use fun music with lots of variety to relieve stress and tension. You don’t even have to know how to swim. All fitness levels welcome. Bring two ½ gallon empty milk bottles with caps & 2 “foam” noodles one of which should be cut in half) 6001A Mon 1/23-3/20 8 Classes 7:15-8:15pm LSHS Pool $62 6001B Thurs 1/26-3/16 8 Classes 7:15-8:15pm LSHS Pool $62 6001C Both Days 1/23-3/20 16 Classes 7:15-8:15pm LSHS Pool $115

20/20/20 Instructor: S. Jalbert-Frazher Team Fit, Inc. NO CLASS 2/7 Maximize your metabolism while improving your health. Lose those stubborn extra pounds with this whole body workout based on 20 minutes of cardio; 20 minutes of body sculpting using free weights and 20 minutes of core/abdominal/stretching segment. A fun way to lose weight and inches while increasing stamina and metabolism. A great workout for both genders. Bring fitness mat/weights to class. One day price $426002 Tues&Thurs 1/17-2/28 12 Classes 6:30-7:30pm MH Gym $65

GUTS & GLUTES Instructor: S. Jalbert-Frazher Team Fit, Inc. NO CLASS 2/7Can you pinch more than an inch? Want to turn abs of flab into a chiseled torso? Does your butt need a lift? Blast your gut and shape your derriere with our safe, fun and effective no impact core strengthening exercise system. This class is packed with effective exercises for the abs, back, glutes and legs to tone and strengthen the mid-section and lower body. Begin with a warm up, alternately work targeted muscles (including intense abdominal conditioning) and finish with a refreshing stretch. Develop core strength and stability in this fun but challenging class. A great workout for both genders. Bring exercise mat. 6003 Tues 1/17-2/28 6 Classes 7:30-8:00pm MH Gym $25

TNT (TONE & TRIM) Instructor: M. Fachini-Kurily Team Fit, Inc. Blast away the inches with Tone & Trim! This total body workout will define and sculpt your arms, legs, glutes and abs. Burn fat and increase your energy level using weights and resistance. Each class ends with a stretch to relieve stress and make you feel fantastic. A great workout for both genders and for all levels. Bring fitness mat/weights to class.6004 Wed 1/18-2/22 6 Classes 6:15-7:15pm Rodgers Gym $42 ZUMBA FITNESS Instructor: A. Donnellon, Team Fit, Inc. Take Salsa, Cha-Cha, Samba, Tango, Merengue, Flamenco, Calypso, Hip Hop and Belly Dancing and create a dynamic, effective fitness system! The routines feature aerobic fit-ness interval training with a combination of fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. A great workout for both genders and for all fitness levels.6005 Tues 1/17-2/21 6 Classes 7:00-8:00pm KMS Cafe $42

DANCE JAM Instructor: A. Donnellon, Team Fit, Inc. NEW It is time to jam like you are on the dance floor! Possible inspirations for this fun work-out are pop, Latin, hip hop, etc. You’ll enjoy this awe-inspiring, muscle-pumping, calo-rie-burning blast as you lose yourself in the music and find yourself in shape.6006 Thurs 1/19-2/23 6 Classes 7:00-8:00pm KMS Cafe $42 HATHA YOGA Instructor: J. Mayle, E-RYT200, Team Fit, Inc. NO CLASS 2/20 Learn stress relieving techniques that will provide a deepened sense of well being. Prac-tice stretching to tone and strengthen the body. Use gentle, slow movements and focus on the body, mind, breathing and posture to improve circulation, flexibility and stami-na. Enjoyable and beneficial for all fitness levels. Bring a yoga mat and water to class.One night rate $456007 Mon & Wed 1/23-3/6 12 Classes 7:30-8:30pm NLHS Gym $82

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MOMMY & BABY YOGA For babies 12 weeks - 13 mos M. Rager, Team Fit, Inc. This unique class combines yoga and play to get back in shape while strengthening the bond between you and your infant. Experience flowing asanas, challenging postures and calming restorative time in a playful and safe environment for babies. Learn baby yoga exercises to strengthen growing muscles, aid in digestion, relieve gas, constipation, fussiness, promote better sleeping patterns and help your infant towards their next stage of development. Please bring yoga mat, small toy for baby to hold in class. All levels welcome. Y8201 Wed 1/18-2/22 6 Classes 12:00-1:00pm SCSACE Room 110 $45

GENTLE YOGA Instructor: J. Barlow Yoga is for Every Body no matter your age or size. This is an adaptable class for the per-son that is less flexible, a beginner, older or full figured. You will be able to work at your own pace and ability that suits your body type. Restore flexibility through gentle stretch-es and breathing techniques. Bring a yoga mat, hand towel and blanket. 6008 Tues 1/17-3/7 8 Classes 9:15-10:15am SCSACE Room 110 $56 GENTLE & YIN YOGA Instructor: J. Barlow We will combine gentle stretches, breath work and yin yoga to provide a soothing expe-rience helping to release tension, let go and restore energy. This is suitable for all levels. Please bring a yoga mat and blanket.6009 Thurs 1/19-3/9 8 Classes 9:15-10:15am SCSACE Room 110 $56

CHAIR YOGA - SEATED & STANDING Instructor: J. Barlow Chair yoga adapts yoga poses through creative use of a chair so the student is able to warm up and stretch the body safely with support and stability. Poses will be done seated on the chair or the chair can be used for support during standing poses. Students will be taught a gentle flow that will end in a short meditation. This class is suitable for all ages, fitness levels and physical conditions. Handouts included. 6010A Tues 1/17-3/7 8 Classes 10:30-11:15am SCSACE Room 105 $516010B Thurs 1/19-3/9 8 Classes 10:30-11:15am SCSACE Room 105 $51

RAJA YOGA WORKSHOP Instructor: R. Thibodeau This workshop utilizes the philosophy of Patanjali’s Eightfold Path with the liberating techniques of Kriya Yoga. We will use practical methods for reducing stress, improving general health and achieving spiritual contentment. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat as we will be practicing Hatha Yoga and meditating as part of the workshop. Instructor has been a disciple of Yogacharya J. Oliver Black, one of Paramahansa Yoga-nanda’s disciples for over 40 years.6011 Wed 2/15 & 2/22 2 Classes 6:45-8:45pm SCSACE Room 110 $35

TAI CHI Beginner Instructor Instructor: Marchiwitz NO CLASS 2/20 Wu’s style of Tai Chi is being offered. Beginning class introduces 108 postures and form. Regular Tai Chi practice relieves stress and improves health and flexibility.6012A-LC Mon 1/23-3/20 8 Classes 6:00-7:30pm $80 6012B-LC Wed 1/25-3/15 8 Classes 6:00-7:30pm $806012C-LC Both Days 16 Classes 6:00-7:30pm $120

Class held at Yacks Elementary located at 34700 Union Lake Rd., Harrison Twp.

TAI CHI Intermediate Instructor: Marchiwitz NO CLASS 2/20 Wu’s style of Tai Chi is being offered. This is the intermediate class for former students of Mr. Marchewitz. 6013A-LC Mon 1/23-3/20 8 Classes 7:30-9:00pm $80 6013B-LC Wed 1/25-3/15 8 Classes 7:30-9:00pm $806013C-LC Both Days 16 Classes 7:30-9:00pm $120

Class held at Yacks Elementary located at 34700 Union Lake Rd., Harrison Twp.

Sign up early!Don’t let a class cancel because of last minute registration.


HEALTH

MEDITATION FOR STRESS RELIEF & GENERAL WELL BEING Instructor: R. Thibodeau This class will teach scientific techniques of Yoga Meditation universally accepted to re-duce stress and create a sense of upliftment and contentment. The instructor, has been practicing and teaching Meditation and Yoga for more than 40 years. Scientific and phil-osophical rational that supports the practice of meditation will be covered. All levels of experience welcome.6014 Mon 1/23 & 1/30 2 Classes 7:00-8:45pm SCSACE Room 105 $35

HEARTSAVER FIRST AID WITH CPR/AED Instructor: A1 Health & SafetyEvidenced-based course teaches basic first aid techniques using a “hands on” format. Res-cuers learn to recognize and help victims of all ages when faced with life-threatening emer-gencies. Manage sudden illness and injuries in the first few minutes until professional help arrives. Save a life with these skills. Training includes CPR for all ages, use of AED’s and use of barrier devices. Satisfies state requirement for teachers, child day care and adult day care licensing and OSHA requirements for first responders. An American Heart Associ-ation Heartsaver First Aid with CPR/AED card valid for 2 years is issued to participants who successfully complete the course. Includes textbook. Class located @ Henry Ford Macomb Hospital, 16151 19 Mile Road, Clinton Twp. Confirm room at Information Desk in Main Lobby. 6015 Sat 2/4 1 Class 9:00am-4:00pm Henry Ford Macomb Hospital $95

HOW TO LIVE WITH A BAD BACK NEWInstructor: Dr. K. Hamilton, B.S., D.C., Chiropractor Prevent back injuries - get better faster - stay better longer! Studies show that 80% of Americans will suffer from a spine related injury requiring care. Learn effective te-chiques that will empower you to become your most healthy self. These ever evolving exercises are trusted by patients and have been tested by time at Dr. Hamilton’s Harper Chiropractic Center for over 30 years. Dress comfortably for this motivational fun class.6016 Tues 2/28 1 Class 6:00-8:00pm SCSACE Room 105 $15

SAFETY

SELF DEFENSE FOR WOMEN Instructor: Live Safe Academy Can you defend yourself against a violent attack? Do you have the knowledge, skill and confidence to defend your family? You don’t have to spend years training in an expensive program. Learn, simple, life saving skills to increase your safety after only one class! Our hands on course teaches time-tested, realistic methods that are easy to learn and remember. No previous training required. Great stress reliever and lots of fun. Self defense handout provided. Minors 13-18 must be accompanied by a participating adult.6017-LC Wed 2/22 1 Class 6:30-8:30pm LCMSS Fitness Room $35

MUSIC

ORGAN LESSONS Instructors: G. Darbro & C. PatrickLearn to play the organ and read music in a small group setting. Book fee payable to instructor at first class.7000A Wed 1/18-3/8 8 Classes 1:00-2:00pm SCSACE Room 105 $357000B Wed 1/18-3/8 8 Classes 2:00-3:00pm SCSACE Room 105 $35

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PETS

Classes held at Wilson Gym58 S. Wilson, Mt Clemens, 48043

DOG OBEDIENCE-Beginner 1st Level Instructor: G Bock NO CLASS 2/14For dogs 4 months and up with no prior training. Controlled walking on leash, stay com-mand, coming when called and “leave it” is the main focus of class. Corrections for behavior modification will also be covered. DO NOT bring dog to first night of class. Bring shot records first night (distemper, parvo & rabies) Class sized limited to 15.8000-LC Tues 1/24-3/14 7 Classes 6:30-7:25pm Wilson Gym $99

DOG OBEDIENCE-Intermediate 2nd Level Instructor: G Bock NO CLASS 2/14Continue to build your dog’s ability to focus and maintain self control with the beginner level exercises, adding the stand, stays with distractions and “get back”, an exercise teach-ing the dog to walk backwards out of the way. Bring dog to first night of class along with shot records (distemper, parvo & rabies) if not already on file.8001-LC Tues 1/24-3/14 7 Classes 7:30-8:25pm Wilson Gym $99

DOG OBEDIENCE- Advanced 3rd Level Instructor: G Bock NO CLASS 2/14Class will focus on the skills needed to become a “Canine Good Citizen”. This is a pro-gram offered through the American Kennel Club for ALL DOGS. See www.akc.org for more information. Exercises from level 1 and 2 are also included in this session. Main-taining this level of training will allow you and your dog opportunities to participate in public functions, therapy dog work, great home control or even competition. Bring dog to first night of class along with shot records (distemper, parvo & rabies) if not already on file.8002-LC Tues 1/24-3/14 7 Classes 8:30-9:25pm Wilson Gym $99

SPECIAL INTEREST

GETTING PAID TO TALK Instructor: Voice Coaches Have a nice voice? This class will introduce you to the growing field of voice overs. Learn what the pros look for, how to prepare, and where to find work in your area! Hear industry pros & cons and samples from working voice actors. You’ll re-cord a short script under the direction of our teacher. A great first step for anyone in-terested in the voice over field. For more details go to www.voicecoaches.com 9000 Tues 2/28 1 Class 6:00-8:30pm SCSACE Room 106 $25 BUYING AND SELLING ON Ebay FOR BEGINNERS Instructor: A. JanssenLearn how to navigate Ebay’s vast website, set up an account and how to buy and sell items domestically and internationally. We’ll cover shipping, send-ing and receiving payments, setting up an Ebay “store”, how to resolve prob-lems, locate wholesale merchandise and MUCH more. Discover how success-ful, savvy Ebay “Sellers” sell all kinds of items without having to buy them first!9001 Thurs 2/2 1 Class 6:30-8:45pm SCSACE Room 106 $35

HOW TO WRITE A BOOK IN 30 DAYS Instructor: D. Staley This course is designed for those writers who would like to break into the publishing world by writing their first book. Don Staley, a #1 best selling author, will share ideas, tips and strategies to encourage, motivate and inspire you to get your book started and get it done. You will learn the most important thing you must do before writing your first book, tech-niques to flesh out the outline of your book, 5 different methods of getting your book done, how to take consistent action, 13 costly mistakes to avoid and 7 ideas to make writing your book an adventure and much, much more. Material fee $25 payable to instructor.9002 Mon 2/27 1 Class 6:30-8:30pm Wheeler Ctr. Multi Purpose Rm $42

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ZOMBIE PREPAREDNESS 101 Instructor: S. Sanderson Are you ready for the Zombie Apocalypse? If you’re prepared for zombies, you’re pre-pared for anything! Join us for this informative, interactive and fun workshop that includes steps to take in preparing for and responding to an emergency or disaster. Attendees re-ceive a Zombie Preparedness Packet with the latest information on developing a family emergency and communication plan, making emergency preparedness kits for home, work, seniors and pets; and how to become involved in preparedness activities and exercises. 9003 Wed 2/22 1 Class 6:30-8:00pm SCSACE Room 106 $20

BOATING NAVIGATION CERTIFICATION Instructor: S. Thibault, Lake St. Clair Sailing SchoolThis course will allow you to apply the navigational theory and practices for safe naviga-tion of a any vessel in coastal and inland waters. It is offered by the Lake St. Clair Sailing School and uses the curriculum of American Sailing Association. With the completion of this class and test you will receive certification through ASA. Material Fee of $70, payable to instructor at first class, includes text book, power point, 2 charts, test, and certi-fication stickers. Class held at Markley Marine, 31300 North River Road, Harrison Twp.9004-LC Tues & Thurs 1/24-2/2 4 Classes 6:00-9:00pm Markley Marine $250

SPECIAL NEEDS PROGRAMS

EXPERIMENTAL ART Ages 14 & up Instructor: D. Krempa Welcome to Experimental Art! Come explore, create and get messy! We will be focusing on 3D form, building with wire and paper mache as well as painting collages 9010 Tues 1/17-2/21 6 Classes SCSACE Room 111 7:00-8:00pm $35

H20 AEROBICS Ages 14 & up Instructor: N. Naughton This class is designed for those with special needs to enjoy the water and move and groove in the pool. Participants must be comfortable with the water. Caregivers are welcome to attend at no charge.LSP6000 Wed 1/25-3/1 6 Classes LSHS Pool 7:00-7:45pm $45

TRIP PREVIEW

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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25

10:00am

23055 Masonic, St. Clair Shores

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FREECOMMUNITY SERVICES

HEALTHY FOODS - HEALTHY FAMILIESBrought to you by

Michigan State University Extension

6 week course beginning Wednesday, January 18

2:00-3:30pmLocation: SCS Adult & Community Education Building

23055 Masonic (between Harper & Jefferson)

A fun and interactive way to help plan, purchase and cook tasty, healthy foods. Topics will include portion control, goal setting, the importance of whole grains, tips for choosy eaters, understanding food labels, food safety and more. Receive kitchen items, cookbook and a certificate of completion.

To enroll Contact Connie Kurple at

(586) 469-6020 or email [email protected]

FREE TAX PREPARATIONBROUGHT TO YOU BY

AARP TAX FOUNDATIONTAX-AIDE

This program is open to taxpayers of all ages and backgrounds. We under-stand that retirement or other life changes may mean your taxes are a little more complicated now. With the help of our team of IRS certified volun-teers we make it easy for you. AARP membership is not required.

LocationSCS Adult Ed. Building

23055 MasonicSt. Clair Shores, MI 48082

Time9:00am - 11:30am

DatesMonday & Wednesday

January 30February 1, 6, 8, 13, 15,22 & 27

March 1, 6, 8, 13, 15, 20, 22, 27 & 29

For more information go to www.aarp.org/taxaide or call

1-888-277-7669


(586) 285-8880 21TRIPS & TOURS

ALL TRIPS DEPART FROM/RETURN TO:

St. Margaret Church, 21201 13 Mile Road

(between Harper and Little Mack)

Note: Return times are approximate and could change due to weather and /or traffic conditions. Plan to arrive 20 minutes prior to departure time to ensure we have adequate time to get everyone checked in before we leave.

00120 Coffee Concert at Orchestra Hall Friday, January 20 Depart: 9:30 am Return: 1:30 pm Cost: $49Enjoy Mozart Festival Concertante and experience the magnificence of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in one of a three-week Winter Music Festival dedicated to the imagination, virtuosity, and influence of classical music’s most prolific composer! Leonard Slatkin will be conducting MOZART Overture to The Marriage of Figaro MOZART Oboe Concerto MOZART Horn Concerto No. 1 MOZART Sinfonia Concertante. INCLUDES: Motor coach, coffee and donuts prior to the concert, balcony seating and a travel escort.

00127 Frankenmuth Winter SnowFest Friday, January 27 Depart: 9:30 am Return: 6:00 pm Cost: $59SnowFest is a wonderful time to visit Frankenmuth and experience with amazement huge snow and dazzling ice sculptures created by professional carvers from around the world. We begin the day with a scrumptious chick-en style lunch at Zehnders. Then climb aboard and explore the quaint Ba-varian village of Frankenmuth during an hour long step-on-guided optional tour. With time to see sculptures throughout the town, plus a bit of shopping in Frankenmuth’s delightful stores will make a day to truly enjoy with many memorable moments to take home with you. INCLUDES: Motor coach, lunch, optional tour, shopping time and a travel escort. 00207 Underground Railroad Living Museum Flight to Freedom TourTuesday, February 7 Depart: 9:45 am Return: 2:30 pm Cost: $53This tour is an educational “storytelling” re-enactment of the original Underground Railroad passage that operated between 1840 and 1863. On the tour we will enter the “Door of No Return” on Goree Island in Africa. Then we are transform into passengers on the Underground Railroad and are led to freedom by a conductor. Passengers hide from bounty hunters, cross the Ohio “Deep” River, take retreat in a safe house, before reaching “Midnight” the code name for Detroit. Where they take safe haven at the Historical First Congregational Church before moving to “Freedom.” Note: Wear comfortable shoes. This tour is in the basement of the church. There is a lot of walking and stairs involved. No photography, please! INCLUDES: Motor coach, re-enactment, Slave Meal to include: Fried Chicken, Granny’s Spaghetti, Hattie’s Cole Slaw, Corn Muffin, Lem-onade & Cookie, and a travel escort.

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00212 The Farmington Players Theater – “Becky’s New Car” Sunday, February 12 Depart: 11:00 am Return: 5:15 pm Cost: $68Becky Foster is caught in middle age, middle management, and in the mid-dling marriage, with no prospects for change on the horizon. Then one night a socially inept and grief-struck millionaire stumbles into the car dealership where Becky works. Becky is offered nothing short of a new life…….and the audience is offered a chance to ride shotgun in a way that most plays wouldn’t dare! Please make lunch selection: Chicken Salad Sandwich, Tur-key Club or Chicken Walnut Salad. INCLUDES: Afternoon performance, coach, Lunch before performance at Brass Pointe, and escort. *Please note: Weekend pick-ups are at St. Clair Shores Adult & Commu-nity Education, 23055 Masonic Blvd., St. Clair Shores MI 48082

00215 Tipping Point Theatre presents...Sexy Laundry Wednesday, February 15 Depart: 11:30 am Return: 6:15 pm Cost: $79Henry and Alice are a tired, middle-aged couple with busy careers, children and a routine life that excludes romance. Alice believes the fire has gone out of their 25 year marriage and wants to rekindle the magic that brought them together. Is there hope? Armed with a Sex for Dummies manual, Alice rents a hotel room in hopes that the books exercises will help them become romantically connected again. Henry and Alice’s touching and hilarious re-discovery of themselves gives us some insight into their struggles as they attempt to put the spice back into their marriage. Note: Contains adult con-tent. INCLUDES: Motor coach, lunch at Genititi’s Hole-in -the -Wall, per-formance and a travel escort.

00301 Smart Love A World Premiere at The Purple Rose Theatre Wednesday, March 1 Depart: 10:45 am Return: 7:00 pm Cost: $87Smart Love is the darkly comedic story of a brilliant young man struggling with his father’s sudden death and the revelation that his parents’ marriage wasn’t everything he was led to believe. This world premiere play explores the implications and possible ramifications of artificial intelligence and sci-ence in general, with humor, heartache and potentially devastating conse-quences. Note: contains adult language. INCLUDES: Motor coach, lunch at the Common Grill, performance and a travel escort.

00306 Winter Elk Viewing Sleigh Ride & Gourmet Dinner Mon & Tues March 6-7 Depart: 8:30 am Return: 6:00 pm Cost: Single 319/pp Double $299/pp Triple/Quad $279/ppBACK BY POPULAR DEMAND. If you missed this trip, reserve your spot early and join us for one of the best kept secrets of northern Michigan. Thunder Bay Golf Resort in Hillman is the setting for your Kodak experi-ence in Michigan’s north woods mystique. The sleigh takes you into the woods where you are brought to the elk, close up, while remaining safely behind a protective enclosure. The horses know the way to Elk Antler Cab-in deep in the woods. Warm yourself by the fire while savoring the smells being put forth by the twin antique wood cook stoves as your five course gourmet meal is being prepare. First a sweet stop at Shernis and then a final stop at Tanger Mall in West Branch to shop the outlet mall and have lunch on your own before returning home. FEES INCLUDE: Motor coach, lunch at Krzysiak’s House Restaurant in Bay City on Monday, elk viewing package, superior lodging, baggage handling, Tuesday breakfast, stops at Shernis Candies and Tanger Outlet and a travel escort.

(586) 285-8880 2300316 Visit to The Holocaust Memorial Center Thursday, March 16 Depart: 10:15 am Return: 5:15 pm Cost: $67Join us for a visit to The Holocaust Memorial Center. The Holocaust is not only history of horrific crimes against mankind, but also of great strength, perseverance, unbelievable courage, and righteousness. The Holocaust Memorial Center-Zekelman Family Campus has been teaching about the Holocaust and its legacy for more than 25 years, and its building, exhib-its and programs have been receiving international accolades and heartfelt thanks from millions of visitors! We will enjoy a delicious lunch at The Stage Deli before the tour. Bring a small cooler if you’d like to purchase food to take home. INCLUDES: Motor coach, lunch, tour and a travel escort.

00321 THE WINE BUS…PIONEER WINE TRAIL Tuesday, March 21 Depart: 9:30 am Return: 5:00 pm Cost: $75The Wine Bus: Pioneer Wine Trail takes us down to the Jackson area. We will visit Lone Oak Vineyard Estate first. Our next stop will take us to Sandhill Crane Vineyard for a delicious lunch and more wine tasting. The final stop on for the Wine Bus will take us to Grand River Marketplace. Their award winning wines and hard ciders are an authentic representation of Michigan and the Great Lake region as a whole. INCLUDES: Motor coach, lunch, all wine tasting venues, and a travel escort. NOTE: Must be at least 21 years with a valid ID. Register no later than 02/21/17.

00325 Fox Theatre – “Dirty Dancing” Saturday, March 25 Depart: 12:45 pm Return: 5:15 pm Cost: $78“Nobody puts Baby in a corner!” Dirty Dancing is a record-breaking live theatre sensation, exploding with heart-pounding music, passionate ro-mance and sensational dancing! Featuring the hit songs, “Hungry Eyes,” “Hey Baby,” “Do You Live Me?” and the heart-stopping “(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life. Great seats on main floor. Don’t miss it! INCLUDES: 2pm matinee performance, motor coach, and escort. *Please note: Week-end trip pick-ups are at St. Clair Shores Adult & Community Education, 23055 Masonic Blvd., St. Clair Shores MI 48082

00331 Cirque De La Symphonie Coffee Concert at the DSO Friday, March 31 Depart: 9:30 am Return: 1:30 pm Cost: $78Aerial acrobats literally drop into Orchestra Hall-each gravity-defying feat choreographed to live music performed by the DSO. Acrobats, aerialists, contortionists, strongmen, jugglers-all this and more performing to music above and around the Orchestra. INCLUDES: Motor coach, coffee and donuts prior to the concert, balcony seating in dress circle and a travel escort.

CANCELLATION/REFUND POLICY

No refunds will be granted for day trips unless we are able to replace you. A trip credit will be issued for day trips canceled 15 days before departure. Check with the tour com-pany for refunds on extended trips. If cancellation protection is available and purchased, 24 hour notice of cancellation must be given in order to receive a refund. A $7 processing fee will be deducted from all refunds, except if aTRIP is canceled by us, then a full refund will be given.

00411 No Bars Held at the Jackson Prison Tour Tuesday, April 11 Depart: 8:15 am Return: 6:00 pm Cost: $87Michigan’s first state prison, once the world’s largest walled prison, is now Armory Arts Village a resident artist’s community, with cells that once housed dangerous 19th and 20th century convicts. View the dungeon-like solitary area and see the 25 foot stone and granite wall with guard tur-rets surrounding it. View the fully intact Seven-Block on the closed area of the Southern Michigan State Prison where inmates went from the first prison when it closed in 1934. Tour an apartment once 36-cells and hear of the ghosts that have made their appearances there! Throughout the tour you will hear stories of crime, corruption and reforms. Come wit-ness how this old brick and mortar building has gone from historic pris-on to artistic vision! Then, browse in the Old Prison Gift Shop. Please make sandwich selection at time of registration: Roasted Turkey Breast, Tuna Salad or Ham & Swiss all on Kaiser Bun. Please bring snacks for travel, if needed. INCLUDES: Motor coach, tour, lunch at the Old Pris-on Cafe, free time to shop the Old Prison Gift Shop and a travel escort.

00423 Bonstelle Theatre – “Legally Blonde-The Musical” Sunday, April 23 Depart: 11:30 am Return: 6:00 pm Cost: $67A fabulously fun international award-winning musical based on the adored movie, Legally Blonde The Musical, follows the transformation of a bubbly sorority girl, Elle Woods, as she tackles stereotypes, snobbery and scandal in pursuit of her dreams. Miss Woods follows her ex-boyfriend to Harvard Law School in an attempt to win him back and discovers her own powerful voice in the process. This action-packed musical explodes on the stage with mem-orable songs and dynamic dances. Equal parts hilarious and heart-warming, this musical is so much fun, it should be illegal! INCLUDES: Lunch at Traffic Jam & Snugs, performance, motor coach, and travel escort. Please note: Weekend trip pick-ups are at St. Clair Shores Adult & Community Education, 23055 Masonic Blvd., St. Clair Shores MI 48082

00428 Rodgers & Hammerstein Pops Series DSO Coffee Concert Friday, April 28 Depart: 9:30 am Return: 1:30pm Cost: $78Showstopper after showstopper, it’s the very best of Rodgers and Hammer-stein on Broadway. All your favorites from Oklahoma, The Sound of Music, The King and I, South Pacific, Carousel and more. Jeff Tyzik will be con-ducting with guest vocalist Lisa Broman, soprano and Brent Barrett, tenor. INCLUDES: Motor coach, coffee and donuts, concert, balcony seating in dress circle, music, music, music and a travel escort.

TRIP PREVIEW

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(586) 285-8880 25Afternoon Teas “Teavana at The Current” Tuesday, February 2, 2017

12:00pm – 3:00 pmCost: $45

Don’t miss this tea! The Current, located off the shores of Lake St. Clair, has opened their doors for us (even though they are closed for the winter!). You will enjoy your tea in a cozy atmosphere sitting by the warm glow of an enchanting fireplace. That’s not all! The delicious tea you will be enjoying is from Teavana, a popular distributor. A Teavana representative will be there to share their products, explain the history of tea, how Teava-na has played an important role in the tea making business and the healing properties of tea! Our meal will consist of Soup, Maurice Salad or Club Sandwich and dessert. Please indicate your choice at time of registra-tion. Transportation on your own. The Current is located at 24026 Jeffer-son Ave., St. Clair Shores, MI 48080

OVERNIGHT TRIPS

00308-17 Meet the Irish Grand American ToursApril 24 - May 3, 2017 Dbl $3,303 New Date!Request flyer for details

0426-17 Celebration Belle, Cruising on the Mississippi Shoreline ToursApril 26-28, 2017 Dbl $499 Single $639 Triple $439Request flyer for details

00503-17 Mardi Gras Casino, Shopping & Sightseeing Step On Bus ToursMay 3-4, 2017 Dbl $250 pp, Charleston, WV Request flyer for details

00513-17 Colonial Williamsburg Shoreline ToursMay 13-19, 2017 Dbl $1259 Single $1699 Triple TBD Request flyer for details

00624-17 Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard & Nantucket Island Shoreline ToursJune 24-July 1, 2017 Dbl $1799 Single $2499 Triple $1109 Request flyer for details

00806-17 America’s National Parks Shoreline ToursAugust 6-13, 2017 Dbl $2,999 Single $4099 Triple $2799Request flyer for details

00906-17 National Parks & Canyon Country Shoreline ToursSeptember 6-16, 2017 Dbl $2,899 Single $3839 Triple $2699Request flyer for details

00912-17 Touring Upper New York’s History, Mystery & Meade Step On Bus ToursSeptember 12-14, 2017 $575 pp See flyer for details

00918-17 Cruise of the Czars: The Russian Waterways Step On Bus ToursSeptember 28-20, 2017 Price $3,999pp. See flyer for details


NEED HELP PASSING THE GED?

Interested in a GED Prep Class?

Classes begin Monday, JANUARY 30, 2017 For information and/or schedule

an appointment to register

Please Call (586) 285-8887

Go to www.lakeshoreschools.org/adult-education.html

St. Clair Shores Adult & Community Education offers many academic classes and options for learners of all ages! We encourage you to join our classes to enhance your academic skills in order to pass the GED test, earn a high school diploma or study English as a second lanuage.

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE

Registration Schedule

January 9-11 & January 23-25

9:30-11:30amor

6:00-7:00pm

Open Enrollment after January 25

SCS Adult Education Center23055 Masonic Blvd.

St. Clair Shores

(586) 285-8880

Go to www.lakeshoreschools.org/adult-education.html

Daytime child care availableAsk for details at registration

Call (586) 285-8580

CREDIT RECOVERY/ HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION

Recover or earn credit toward a High School diploma

Tuesday & Thursday 5:00pm-7:30pm

Grades 9-12 & Adults

Odysseyware (online courses)

1/2 credit earned per course

Tuition/registration fee per course

By appointment only.

CLASSES BEGIN TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2017

High School Students: Contact your counselor for details

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Panera Bread Fundraiserfor Life Long Learning and the Arts

Thursday, January 26 2017 4-8pm

Roseville Panera Bread

Join us to support St. Clair Shores Adult and Community Education Life-Long Learning programs and the East Side Art Show event.

St. Clair Shores Adult and Community Education offer classes in GED preparation, High School Completion, and English as a Second Language. We service anyone who comes to us for help to better their lives and be productive in our community. But did you know that SCSACE began a cultural arts community event in June 2015? The East Side Art Show, also known at ESAS, is a combination of competitive exhibition and art fair. The ESAS Exhibition is artwork presented throughout the community at local businesses during the month of June. The ESAS Art Fair is the second weekend in June (June 10-11, 2017), on the grounds of St. Clair Shores Adult & Community Education. Last year’s art fair event was proud to present DIA AWAY, a mobile museum experience! Why support us? Not only do we bring culture to the east-side area (why should the west side have all the fun?), the funding from the art event also helps support our adult learning programs!

Don’t forget your fundraising flyer! We can’t receive your support without it!! Print or show on your mobile device.

For our fundraising flyer or more information, please visit our websites: scsace.weebly.com or www.eastsideartshow.com

North Lake High School23340 Elmira, St. Clair Shores, MI 48082

The North Lake High School Alternative Education Program is designed to assist students in recovering school credit due to difficulties in the tradi-tional high school setting.

Our School Features:

Smaller class sizesThe Potential to Earn 9.0 Credits per yearOdysseyware Computer Learning Courses

Sports, Leadership & Extra Curricular Activities AvailableScholarship Opportunities

Monday through Thursday Full Day ScheduleFriday Half Day Schedule

Courses are designed to generate positive interaction and outcomes in the classroom, helping you improve skills and achieve goals for school, career and your personal life.

Students must be at least 15 years old and under 20 years old on September 1st.

For more information call(586) 285-8780

Visit Our Website

www.lakeshoreschools.org Scroll down and Click on

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3rd AnnualEast Side Art Show

Art ExhibitionJune 1- 30, 2017

Art FairJune 10 & 11

Visit our website for more informationwww.eastsideartshow.com

Sip and SavorWine Tasting and Cuisine Fundraising Event

St. Clair Shores Adult & Community Education would like to extend a special thank you to Chef Bobby Nahra at the Lake-land Banquet and Event Centre, helpful volunteers, and all who attended the fundraising event on Thursday, November 10th, supporting cultural arts in Macomb County through the East Side Art Show, Life Long Learning for Adult Education, and Youth Sports/Lake Shore Baseball. Exquisite wines, de-licious food and fun was had by all! Look for this event next year.

BUILDING LOCATIONS

SCS Adult & Community Ed.

SCSACE SCS Adult Ed. Center, 23055 Masonic, SCS, 48082 (btwn Harper & Jefferson)

NLHS North Lake High School, 23044 Elmira, SCS, 48082BORN (Enter off Jefferson)

Lake Shore School District

LSHS Lake Shore High School, 22980 13 Mile Road, SCS, 48082 (btwn Harper & Jefferson)

KMS Kennedy Middle School, 23101 Masonic, SCS, 48082 (btwn Harper & Jefferson)

MH Masonic Heights, 22100 Masonic, SCS, 48082 (btwn Harper & Little Mack)

Rodgers Rodgers Elementary, 21601 L’Anse, SCS, 48081 (Corner of Harper btwn Martin & 12 Mile)

Violet Violet Elementary, 22020 Violet, SCS, 48082 (E of Harper, S of 13 Mile, Park on Evergreen)

South Lake School District

SLHS South Lake High School, 21900 Nine Mile Rd, SCS, 48080 (btwn Harper & Greater Mack )

L’Anse Creuse School District

LCMSS L’Anse Creuse Middle School South, 34641 Jefferson Harrison Twp, 48045, (S. of Shook Rd.)

WHEELER Wheeler Center, 24076 F.V. Pankow Blvd. Clinton Twp, 48036 (off Gratiot South of Hall Rd.)

RESIDENTS AND NON-RESIDENTS ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND ANY CLASS OR TRIP

You must preregister for all classes. Sometimes classes cancel because the minimum number of students is not reached. Classes are canceled two days before the start date. Those who wait to sign up might make the difference in a class running or being canceled. Don’t let a class cancel because of last minute registration. Sign up early!


St. Clair Shores Community Education 23055 Masonic Blvd., St. Clair Shores, MI 48082

(586) 285-8880 Make checks payable to: SCS Adult & Community Education

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Shores Child Care23340 Elmira

St. Clair Shores, 48082Serving the community for 30 years

Infant - Toddler - PreschoolShores Child Care Center was established in 1986 to provide a safe and secure atmosphere for the children of working parents. A well trained staff is committed to providing opportunities for children to grow physically, mentally, socially and emotionally. The development of language, motor skills, and social-personal skills is a daily focus. Every child spends a large part of the day in meaningful play.

Kids enjoy:A spacious outdoor playground and indoor gymnasium.

Music, stories, rhymes & rhythm.Creative expression through art, cooking, and experimenting.

Shores Child Care Center has provides quality infant, toddler, and preschool care. With a dedicated and educated staff, they provide quality care for young children in a nurturing and consistent envi-ronment.

Programs AvailableExtended Day Preschool

Mom and Me ClassesHot Lunch Available

Summer Camp for School Age Children

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL(586) 285-8580

St. Clair Shores Adult & Community Education 23055 Masonic St. Clair Shores, MI 48082

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