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Community Interest * Parenting * Older Adults * ESL * CitizenshipCareer Technical Education * High School Diploma * GED * Adult Basic Skills

LEARNING FOR LIFEwww.ace.fuhsd.org

ecaFREMONT UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICTSUNNYVALE-CUPERTINO

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Class Schedule January 24 - March 24

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Fremont Union High School DistrictBoard of Trustees

Nancy A. Newton

Barbara Nunes, Homer H.C. TongHung Wei, Bill Wilson

Superintendent, Polly Bove

Published by Sunnyvale-Cupertino Adult & Community Education

Peggy Raun-Linde PrincipalLiz Ambra, Vice Principal

Jerilyn Lightfoot, Publication Specialist

Office: (408) 522-2700 Fax: (408) 522-2799

Email: [email protected]

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As we move through the winter, we are pleased to offer the number and variety of classes that we do. We also wanted to remind you that we have a vision for how all of these classes and programs fit together. We wish to provide a comprehensive program that is responsive to the needs of our diverse community. Our numerous programs allow for such opportunities in basic education, career technical training, and personal enrichment.

We seek to affirm our students as lifelong learners who are informed and contributing members of their families, work force and community.

We hope that in the variety of choices, you are able to see yourself under this vision. If there are courses that we do not offer that you feel are needed for you to achieve this vision, please contact us and share your thoughts. We are consistently looking to grow and diversify our learning opportunities. If you are hoping or wanting a particular learning opportunity, no doubt there are others out there who would feel the same way, especially in light of serving over 30,000 students each year. Please feel free to contact us via email or phone and share your thoughts. In addition, we send out class surveys for many of our courses and utilize this data to improve our offerings; thank you in advance for taking the time to fill out these surveys.

Stay warm this winter! We look forward to continuing our relationship with you through the seasons and achieving our vision together.

Liz AmbraVice Principal

Polly BoveSuperintendent

Peggy Raun-Linde, Ed.D. Principal

See our site location map on page 37. Review ACE -No Refund policy on page 3. 3Q3

Use the registration form to register for classes. Register at least one week prior to the begin-ning of class. Walk in registrations are on a space available basis If there is not sufficient enrollment for the class, your check will be re-turned or your charge will not be processed. No confirmation will be sent.

1) Online.... http://ace.fuhsd.orgPlease refer to ACE website for online regis-tration guidelines.

2) by mail.... Complete registration form. Enclose payment by a check, money order or charge card information. A separate check payable to FUHSD is required for EACH CLASS. If you wish to receive a confirmation, send a stamped self addressed envelope. Consider yourself registered if you do not hear from us. Mail to: Adult Education 591 W. Fremont Avenue Sunnyvale, CA 94087

3) by phone ....(408) 522-2700 Requires a Visa or MasterCard.

4) by fax ...(408) 522-2799Requires a Visa or MasterCard. Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

5) in person....Stop by our room 1 office.

Register Quickly- Avoid cancellations! Class cancellations are determined generally a week before classes start. Please register quickly to reserve your space! Many of our class also have limited seating and or spaces.

PhotographyAdult Education reserves the right to photograph classes and program participants for promotional purposes.

Registration Information

ACE Refund PolicyNo refunds will be given to students who voluntarily withdraw from the class in which they have enrolled. Please choose your classes carefully. Because teacher’s salaries are paid by the fees collected, there are no refunds. Refunds will be given automatically if ACE cancels a class. For Parenting Refund Policy see page 15-18.

Admission/EligibilityClasses are open to all students regardless of residency or citizenship. All persons 16 years of age and over may register in the community education classes.

Publication ErrorsAlthough we make every effort to avoid mistakes, this schedule of classes is not a contract. ACE does not assume liability for errors, typographical or otherwise.

How to Register - 5 Easy Ways !

Sunnyvale-Cupertino Adult Community Education is fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges.

Sunnyvale-Cupertino and Adult Community Education is committed to providing a comprehensive program which is responsive to the educational needs of the residents of our diverse community including opportunities for basic education, vocational training, and personal enrichment. It is our vision that our students, as lifelong learners, will become informed, contributing citizens of the community and knowledgeable, self-directed members of their family and the workforce.

NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICIESIt is the policy of the Fremont Union High School District not to discriminate unlawfully in its educational programs and personnel practices on the basis of race, ethnic background, sex, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, age, physical handicap or medical condition. This nondiscrimination policy applies to students, employees and prospective employees of the district. If you have any concerns about these issues, please call the district Compliance Officer at (408) 522-2200.

Expected Schoolwide Learning ResultsTo prepare for an ever changing world, Fremont Union High School District’s Adult and Community Education students will:

BE ACTIVE AND CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS OF A DIVERSE COMMUNITY• Communicate effectively• Understand and respect others• Build a sense of community and civic responsibility• Engage in a variety of community activities and experiences

BE RESPONSIBLE, PROGRESSIVE LIFELONG LEARNERS• Understand and use community resources• Participate in diverse learning, recreational, and cultural experiences• Respond positively to change• Develop personal creative abilities• Demonstrate critical thinking and problem solving skills

GAIN SKILLS TO MEET PERSONAL, FAMILY, AND CAREER RELATED GOALS• Understand and use oral and written communication• Acquire and improve technical and workplace skills • Demonstrate a responsible work ethic • Work collaboratively and/or independently in diverse environments • Use information technology effectively • Enhance social and interpersonal skills• Demonstrate commitment to family goals

www.ace.fuhsd.org

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enrollment.

Don’t take a chance that your class may be cancelled. Register Early!

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Table of ContentsCareer & Technical .........................5-12 Computer Classes .................6-9, 12 Certificate Programs ..............5,7-11 Quick Skills/ Ed2Go Online............8 Accounting/ Graphic Design. .......9 Medical Careers ......................10-11 E-Learning Lab..............................12 Adult Secondary Education ..........13-14 High School Diploma, GED ..........13 Adult Basic Skills (ABE) ................13 Citizenship ..................................14 ESL Language...............................14 English Enhancement ..............24-25Parent Education, Co-op .............15-18 Bright Beginnings Preschool .......15 Gym Kids ...................................16 Parenting Specialty................17-18Active Adults 50+ ..(Seniors) .......19-23Community Enrichment Classes ....24-36 English Enhancement ..............24-25 Arts & Crafts ..........................26-27 Cooking ................................28-29 Finance ............................... .29-30 Home Arts .............................30-31 Health /Special Interest...........32-33 Physical Fitness ......................33-34 Dance & Music ...................... ......35 Language ....................................36General Information, Map............2-4,39Site Maps.- .......on website ..........37-39Registration Form .........4, back cover

Office Closed

Catalog Mailed Instructor Time Sheets Due

*SaturdayClasses

Notices:

Q3 Session January 24th -March 5th

Web Reg opens December 17th

Office will be closed on:

February 21-25 , 2011

No classes will be held on the following dates:

February 21-25, 20110

Q4 Session April 4th- June 3rd.

Registration opens March 11th

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* Accounting * Business and Management

* Certificate Prep * Teaching and Education

* Grant Writing and Nonprofit * Health Care

* Law and Legal * Sales and Marketing

* Start Your Own Business * Veterinary

Computers and Technology * Computer Applications * Basic Computer Literacy

* Certification Prep * Web and Computer Programming

* Database Management * Graphic and Multimedia Design

* The Internet * PC Networking and Security

Writing and Publishing * Business Writing * Creative Writing

* Grant Writing * Publishing

Personal Development * Arts

* Personal Enrichment * Children, Parents and Family

* Digital Photography * Personal Finance

* Health and Wellness * Job Search * Languages * Test Prep

Gain Marketable New Skills Through CTE Classes

Online Learning Opportunities

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Property ManagementThe class introduces the property manager’s role in dealing with real estate property management including: tenant selection, rental and lease agreements, repairs and maintenance, evictions, basic rent rules, rent control, landlord and tenant rights. Excellent course for students interested in becoming a property manager, existing property managers, and tenants who want to understand property management. Textbooks for class are Landlording: by Leigh Robinson, 10th Edition ISBN : 13-978-0-932956-30-9 and The California Landlord’s Lawbook : Rights and Responsibilities by David Brown, Ralph E. Warner, Janet Portman, -12 Ed. Publisher: Nolo ISBN : 13978-1-4133-0571-5. Level 1 course is a pre-requisite for the Property Management, Level 2. For additional class information contact [email protected]: Fernandez 8 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 8 Reg Fee: $60 Lab Fee: $15161400 W 6:30-9pm 1/26-3/23

Security Guard Training This 40 hour Security Guard Training is a state approved course of study required for all California registered security guards. Security guards and surveillance officers protect property, maintain security and enforce regulations and standards of conduct. There is a strong demand for well-trained guards.

There is a demand for well-trained guards.

Qualifications include: You must be at least 18 years of age You must be finger printed, approximate fee $70The finger printing will initiate a criminal history background check through the Department of Justice (DOJ) and Federal Bureau of Investigation ( FBI) $70Eligible applicants must not have any criminal convictionsApplicants must apply with the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services (BSIS) $56

WHY should I take this course? With course completion recorded to a state agency that employers may access.

Please contact [email protected] or call 408 522-2756 with your questions. Instructor: Evangel 10 sessionsReg. Fee $320 Location: ACE/ Rm 5A162000 BSIS TTh 5:30-9:30pm 2/15-3/22

*On March 5th class meets in Training Center for First Aid and CPR training 8:15 am - 2:30 pm.


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Web based E-mailThis course uses the Internet based Yahoo! Mail program, focusing on understanding E-Mail addresses, sending, replying, forwarding, deleting, attaching files, and creating folders to manage your e-mail. Learn to add contacts and lists. Spam, phishing, viruses, Spyware and how to protect against them will be discussed. Basic concepts of this class can be applied to any web-based e-mail. You will create a new e-mail account for this class and your own personal use. Prerequisite: Internet, Level 1 class or familiarity with web browsing..Instructor: Jacobs 8 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 10Reg Fee: $45 Lab Fee: $15 165300 Beg MWF 9:30am-12pm 3/9-3/25

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Intro to Internet and Virus Protection: In this course we learn how to navigate the web with safety in mind. Instructor will give hands-on guidance regarding the common traps and pitfalls in today’s world of the internet. This course is for beginners, as well as for those who are experienced with the internet. Class starts Fri, 2/4Instructor: Jacobs 8 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 10 Reg Fee: $40, $45 Lab Fee: $15 086471 50+ MWF 9:30am-12pm 2/4-2/28064700 Others MWF 9:30am-12pm 2/4-2/28

Intro to Computers for Older AdultsThe instructor will provide a friendly, hands-on orientation to the basic parts of a computer. Learn beginning word processing skills create, save, retrieve and revise documents. Learn how to control sound and color, so that you can play music and movies or create and display artwork! Class starts Thursday, 1/27.Instructor: Jacobs 8 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 10 Reg Fee: $40 Lab Fee: $15086372 MTWThF 12:30-3pm 1/27-2/7

Pre- Beginning ComputersNever turned on a computer? Never used a mouse? Start here! Learn how to operate a computer and use a mouse and keyboard. Class is taught in a friendly, non-judgmental environment.Instructor: Jacobs 2 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 10Reg Fee: $15 Lab Fee: $10086371 MW 9:30am-12pm 1/24-1/26

Intro /Digital Photos for Older AdultsWe will discuss what the digital camera revolution is all about, how do you participate, and how do you make it easier? We’ll learn about software that can make the task easier, how to organize, print, share, and email your pictures. You’ll get a chance to practice and play with cameras and computers. Instructor: Laskowski 8 sessionsLoc: ACE/Rm 9 Reg Fee: $40 Lab Fee $15086111 Beg M 4-6pm 1/24-3/21

Basic Word Skills for ESL LearnersLearn Word 2007 basic editing tools. Create, edit and save documents. Change margins, fonts and insert pictures. Learn to use the new feature of saving a document in PDF or XPS format. Save documents so that they can be viewed in previous versions of Word. Learn to change the language preferences in Word 2007. Instructor: Staff 8 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 9 Reg Fee: $52 Lab Fee: $15065004 F 12:30-3:30pm 1/28-3/25

Basic Computer Skills for ESL LearnersBasic Computer Skills for ESL Learners! The instructor will provide a friendly, hands-on orientation to the basic parts of a computer. Learn beginning word processing skills - create, save, retrieve and revise documents. Learn how to control sound and color so that you can play music and movies or create and display artwork! Instructor: Staff 8 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 9 Reg Fee: $52 Lab Fee: $15064402 F 9am-12pm 1/28-3/25

See our site location map on page 37. Review ACE-No Refund policy on page 3. 7

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Career & Technical Education: Microsoft Applications

This program is designed for students who want to develop their skills in the Microsoft Office products: Word, Excel, Power Point and Access. Take four of our Microsoft Office classes in either the introductory or intermediate levels or in combination and earn a certificate in the Microsoft Applications Certificate program.

Microsoft ApplicationsCertificate Program

Intro to Windows 7Explore the Windows 7 environment including Help and Support. Learn terminology. Use folders, files and libraries to get organized, work with Windows Explorer, search for content and discover some customization. Prerequisite: Experience using a mouse. Please bring a flash drive to class. $16 book fee payable to instructor at first class.Instructor: Aylsworth 8 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 9 Reg Fee: $50 Lab Fee: $15065600 Th 12:30-2:45pm 1/27-3/24

MS Power Point Level 2 2007Prepare a presentation with Speaker Notes, Handouts, and hyperlinks. Employ the Slide Show Toolbar and annotations. Add multimedia with sound options, movies, and slide timings. Work with tables and Format Painter. Customize themes, slide masters, and action buttons. Prerequisite: PowerPoint Level 1 or basic experience with presentation software. Book fee of $15 payable first class to instructor.Instructor: Aylsworth 8 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 9Reg Fee: $50 Lab Fee: $15 065900 Tu 12:30-2:45pm 1/25-3/22

MS Excel Level 2 2007 Create, format, modify and print Charts. Learn to work with large worksheets including sorting and freezing. Add graphics including pictures, clipart, shapes and SmartArt. Use templates and protect workbooks. Manage multiple-sheet workbooks using links and Names. Prerequisite: Excel Level 1 or familiarity with basic spreadsheet features. Book fee of $15 payable first class to instructor.Instructor: Aylsworth 8 sessionsLocation: ACE/Rm 9Reg Fee: $50 Lab Fee $15065700 Lev 2 Tu 6:30-8:45pm 1/25-3/22

MS Word Level 1 2007Learn basic editing and formatting features of this Word processing program using the Ribbon, Quick Access Toolbar and Mini Toolbar. Practice saving and printing documents plus useful tools including Clipboard, tabs, bullets and numbering, find and replace, indents, line and paragraph spacing, page breaks and Mail Merge. Prerequisite: Should understand basics of Windows and how to use a mouse. Book fee of $15 payable first class to instructor.Instructor: Aylsworth 3 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 10 Reg Fee: $50 Lab Fee: $15 065002 Lev 1 Sat 8:30-2:15pm 3/5-3/19

Intro to Computers The instructor will provide a friendly, hands-on orientation to the basic parts of a computer. Learn beginning word processing skills - create, save, retrieve and revise documents. Learn how to control sound and color so that you can play music and movies or create and display artwork! Class starts Thur, 1/27.Instructor: Jacobs 8 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 10 Reg Fee: $45 Lab Fee: $15064400 MTWThF 12:30am-3pm 1/27-2/7

MS Excel Level 1 2007Learn spreadsheet terminology and how to navigate; enter and edit text and values; work with formulas and the Clipboard; save and update. Insert and delete rows, columns and ranges; use relative and absolute references; include functions; format worksheets, and always Print Preview before printing. Prerequisite: Should understand basics of Windows and how to use a mouse. Book fee of $15 payable first class to instructor.Instructor: Aylsworth, Brown 8, 3 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 9, ACE / Rm 10Reg Fee: $50 Lab Fee: $15064904 Th 3:15-5:30pm 1/27-3/24064906 Sat 8:30-2:15pm 3/12-3/26

Create Your Own Projects With MS WordCreate documents that look professionally done! Learn how to make flyers, invitations, and announcements! Use photos, different writing styles, artwork/pictures, colors, shapes, borders, and cartoons. Quilters can use these same techniques to quickly make their quilt labels. Starts Wed, 2/16Instructor: Jacobs 8 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 10 Reg $45 Lab $15251279 MWF 12:30-3pm 2/16-3/11

Bring a Flash Drive for all MS Classes

MS Word Level 2 2007Work with the powerful Table feature including calculations. Create a newsletter with section breaks, WordArt, Clip Art, columns, Building Blocks and Themes. Construct an employee policy manual with styles, and margins. Build a promotional brochure with page orientation, picture editing, SmartArt, and page backgrounds. Produce a research paper with headers and footers, footnotes and endnotes, captions and figures. Use and create templates. Prerequisite: Word Level 1 or basic experience with word processing. Book fee of $15 payable first class to instructor.Instructor: Aylsworth 8 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 9 Reg Fee: $50 Lab Fee: $15 067800 Lev 2 Tu 3:15-5:30pm 1/25-3/22

MS Excel Level 3 2007 Work with tables and outlines, sorting, filtering, and subtotals. Create PivotTables and Macros. Use Data Analysis tools including Goal Seek, Solver, and Scenario Manager. Employ 3-D cell references, Lookup functions, tracking, auditing techniques, and Watch Windows. Explore Consolidation and Data Tables. Prerequisite: Excel Level 2 or experience with advanced spreadsheet features. Book fee of $15 payable first class to instructor.Instructor: Aylsworth 8 sessionsLocation: ACE/Rm 10Reg Fee: $50 Lab Fee $15066000 Lev 3 Th 6:30-8:45pm 1/27-3/24


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www.ed2go.com/aceQuarter 3 classes start 1/19, 2/16, 3/16

Online Learning Anytime, Anywhere ...just a click away! Enroll Today!

Class prices start at $85.

Classes begin 1/19, 2/16, 3/16For detailed course listing and descriptions or to learn more, visit www.ed2go.com/aceor by calling (408) 522-2712 or 522-2713.

Labels, Envelopes This course will show you all the tips and tricks for creating small numbers of professional labels and envelopes with Microsoft Word. Some of the features covered resizing envelopes to custome size, insert graphics into your labels. Learn how to buy the right label for your project.Instructor: StaffLocation: ACE/ Rm 9 1 sessionReg Fee: $19 257023 W 8:30am-12pm 3/9

Power Point BasicsLearn what you need to know to put together a Microsoft PowerPoint® presentation quickly and with little fuss. After completing this course you will be able to: put text and pictures on slides. Navigate in the PowerPoint window. Apply a design template. Arrange slide content by using layouts. Print handouts and notes. Prepare to give the show.Instructor: StaffLocation: ACE/ Rm 9 2 sessionsReg Fee: $30 257026 W 8:30am-12pm 3/16-3/23

MS Access 2007 Learn to create and link tables, queries, forms and

reports. Customize a predefined database template, convert an existing database, or create a new database. Import and export to excel. Using Office Access 2007, it is easy to adapt database applications and reports to changing business needs. Instructor: Nguyen Location: ACE/ Rm 9 4 session Reg Fee: $60 Lab Fee: $15 160000 Sat 8:30am-2:15pm 3/5-3/26

Quick Skills Mini Courses

Online Career Training Programs Online Learning Anytime, Anywhere

...just a click away!

Class prices start at $85GerontologyBioenergy and Spiritual Healing Complementary and Alternative MedicineSpirituality, Health, and Healing Pain Assessment and Management

Ajax ProgrammingASP.NET C# Programming C++ Programming Java Programming Microsoft Expression Web Perl Programming PHP and MySQL Python 2.5 Programming Ruby Programming Visual Basic 2005/ 2007

Advanced CompTIA A+ Certification PrepBasic CompTIA A+ Certification PrepCompTIA Security+ Certification PrepCompTIA® Network+ Certification PrepIntermediate CompTIA A+ Certification

For detailed course description or to learn more, visit www.ed2go.com/ace

Or by calling (408) 522-2713

Office Assistant 1 &2 This is a self-paced course in a computer

lab with a teacher to assist.

Course in Office Assistant Level 1 include: Keyboarding, Word 1, Excel 1Power Point 1, Publisher 1.

Course in Office Assistant Level 2 include: Word 2, Excel 2, Power Point 2, Publisher 2, Access 1.

Book options will be discussed at the first class. Instructor: Self -Paced 16, 6 sessionsLocation: ACE/ Rm 9, Rm 10 Reg Fee: $40 062271 Lev 1 MW 1-3pm 1/24-3/23062274 Lev 1 W 6:15-8:30pm 1/26-3/9

062373 Lev 2 MW 1-3pm 1/24-3/23062374 Lev 2 W 6:15-8:30pm 1/24-3/9

Ed2Go Online Classes

The Power of WordCreate word documents to meet your needs. Learn to change paper size, margins and insert images. Add borders to complete the customized look. Make your own holiday stationary, invitation, and flyers. Quilters make your quilt labels quick and easy using the same techniques. Instructor: Brown 1 sessionLocation: ACE / Rm 9 Reg Fee: $19 257021 W 8:30am-12pm 2/9

How to Mail MergeCreating Mailing Labels and Envelopes is basically a function of two different applications: a database program where you store all the names (Excel)and a word processing program used to format actual printouts. (Word). In the first class you will learn how to create a database in Excel. The second class will cover Word’s roll in creating the merged documents. Instructor: Brown 1 sessionLocation: ACE / Rm 9 Reg Fee: $19 257022 W 8:30am-12pm 2/2


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QuickBooks Pro Level 1This course will introduce Intuit’s QuickBooks Pro Small Business Accounting Software to the beginning user. Topics include getting started, setting up QuickBooks , working with lists, entering sales and invoices, receiving payments and deposits, entering and paying bills, analyzing financial data, inventorying, customizing forms and writing letters. This course involves significant hands-on activity. Pre-requisite: some knowledge of basic accounting principles. Book: Computer Accounting with Quickbooks Pro 2010 ISBN: 978-0-07-352715-4This class is popular and limited to 24 students. Early enrollment is encouraged. Instructor: Schmidt 8 sessionsLocation: ACE/ Rm 10 Reg Fee: $80 062810 Lev 1 M 7-8:30pm 1/24-3/21062812 Lev 1 Tu 5:30-7pm 1/25-3/22

AccountingCertificate Program

This program is designed for students who want to develop their business skills in the area of accounting. Learn all of the bookkeeping and accounting principles, how to apply them in a business environment, and become familiar with accounting software. The program is composed of four courses: Introductory, Intermediate, and Advanced accounting as well as Intro to QuickBooks Pro.

Accounting Beg All Quarters. QuickBooks Pro Lvl 2 , 1st & 4th QuarterAccounting Int 2nd and 4th Quarter.Accounting Adv 1st Quarter, 3rd Quarter

Accounting, Level 1 & 3Interested in a financial occupation? Learn bookkeeping principles in a basic accounting cycle. Demonstration of automated accounting principles and techniques will be introduced. You will need to purchase: Century 21 Accounting Multi column journal 9th edition ISBN: 05-38447052, Working papers infoChapters 1-16. ISBN: 05-38447087Chapters 17-24 ISBN 05-38447109

Accounting Level One students must order their books in time to have it for the second class meeting. Instructor: Schmidt 8 sessionsLocation: ACE/ Rm 10Reg Fee: $75 062500 Lev 1 M 5:30-7pm 1/24-3/21062700 Lev 3 Tu 7-8:30pm 1/25-3/22

Career & Technical Education: Accounting & GraphicsCommercial Art/Graphic

This program is designed for students and working professionals who want to develop their skills in graphic design, illustration, and page layout. A familiarity with the Macintosh is required. A Commercial Art/Graphic Design Certificate documenting skills acquired is awarded on successful completion of the following courses:

InDesign - 1st QuarterPhotoshop - 2st QuarterIllustrator -3nd Quarter

Portfolio Presentation - 4th Quarter

Accounting textbooks must be ordered two weeks in advance of class start date to ensure delivery. Check web site for full details. www.ace.fuhsd.org

Textbooks

Adobe IllustratorProduce quality graphics and interface designusing Adobe Illustrator®. Work with layers toseparate graphics for four-color printing, masking,compound paths, and gradients will be covered.Textbook will be discussed on the first day of class.A familiarity with the Macintosh is requiredInstructor: Smith 8 sessionsLocation: ACE / Room 9Reg Fee: $100 068300 Th 6:30-9:30pm 1/27-3/24

Photo Elements 9 In this class we will learn how to use the Organizer, the Quick Edit, and Full Edit features of Photoshop Elements 7. We will practice using most of the major features so that you can comfortably use the program in detail on your own. Learn photo management. Book used: Photoshop Elements 9 The Missing Manual ISBN- 978-1-449-38967-3.Instructor: Laskowski 8 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 9 Reg Fee: $75 160600 M 6:30-9pm 1/24-3/21

Web Design, Level 1Beginning Web Design will give you hands-on experience for building your own web-pages. Learn how to find and add clip art, and upload your pages to the web. Prerequisites: Must have basic computer skills: typing, copy, paste and common computer terms.Instructor: Phan 8 sessions Loc: ACE /Rm 11 Reg Fee: $75 064500 Th 6:30-9pm 1/27-3/24


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Medical Certificate Programs English Language Requirements:

The ability to follow verbal and written instruction in English or have completed Intermediate High ESL Level. Non-native speakers may need additional training to improve their verbal and written skills. These Career and Technical Educational Programs may require applicant to take a test in English proficiency.

Medical Terminology Levels 1, 2BTHIS COURSE IS REQUIRED FOR ALL MEDICAL CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS. NON CONSECUTIVE 2A or 2B. TEXTBOOK IS REQUIRED THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS. Prerequisite: Completion of advanced ESL instruction. This is a complete course in modern medical terminology and is suitable for all health occupation students so they can effectively communicate with medical professionals. The course includes basic anatomy, pathology and diagnostic procedures as well as the language used in the medical professions. Text Book: The Language of Medicine 9th edition ISBN 978-1-4377-0570-6. Textbooks may be ordered online-at - http://portals.elsevier.com/portal/portal/SunnyvaleAdultEdInstructor: Yuhara 16, 18 sessionsLocation: ACE/ Rm 8 (Tues Rm 10)Reg Fee: $140 ,$125 Lab Fee: $15069600 L1 TTh 9-12pm 1/18-3/24069830 2B TTh 9-12pm 1/25-3/24 C

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Certified Nursing Assistant Certificate ProgramThe Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Program Certificate course is a training program designed to prepare students for state certification with the Department of Health Services (DHS). The role of a CNA covers a broad spectrum of health care activities. A primary consideration is the safety of residents and staff.The CNA curriculum meets requirements of federal and state guidelines as approved by the Department of Health Services (DHS). This certificate program will help students develop and highlight personal qualities that are sought by employers in the medical field: honesty, integrity, pride in personal appearance, and the ability to work as a team player. Course includes: CNA Fundamentals = 180 hours; Theory ( 77 hours); and Clinical (103 hours) to meet DHS requirements. Students will complete their clinical training in a long-term residential facility. Instructor: Yuhara 27 sessions166101 WThF 1/12-3/18Reg Fee: $700 Location: ACE/ Rm 8Theory 9am-2:30pm Clinical 6:30am-3pm

166100 WThF 9am-2:30pm 3/30-6/3Reg Fee: $700 Location: ACE/ Rm 8Theory 9am-2:30pm Clinical 6:30am-3pm Always accepting applications for the next session

Medical Insurance & BillingThis is a comprehensive, 16 week course in medical insurance and billing, which integrates the skill sets required for a job as an entry level biller. We not only teach you medical insurance billing, we provide you with actual hands on experience by having you use what you have learned and apply it in a fully functional medical billing software. You will be entering patient data, posting charges and payments, running reports and creating forms. Topics covered in the Medical Insurance and Billing course of study are: the creation, maintenance, and privacy of medical records as required by HIPAA, basic diagnostic and procedural coding, claim preparation for private and government insurances, and medical payment processing.

Students will use MediSoft V16, a nationally recognized medical billing software, in all lessons. The CPT & ICD9 reference books are provided to the participates for classroom use. Textbook and study guide are included in the Medical Insurance and Billing course of study tuition.Instructor: Shepherd 47 sessionsLocation: ACE/ Rm 11Reg Fee: $675 063400 MWF 9am-12pm 1/24-6/3

Medical Coding This course of study encapsulates the latest information related to medical coding and is taught by an expert instructor. Students in our medical coding class will learn the theory of medical coding, gain an understanding of medical coding fundamentals, and incorporate this by using a lab practicum to work on medical coding reports. The required textbook is McGraw-Hill Medical Coding ISBN 978 0073402048. Classroom reference books are provided by the school. This class is concentrated on only medical coding and may be taken either in conjunction with the Medical Insurance and Billing course of study, or by itself. Instructor: Shepherd 16 sessionsLocation: ACE/ Rm 11Reg Fee: $175 068500 TTh 9am-12pm 1/25-3/24

Medical Insurance, Billing & Medical

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12:30-1:30 pm in Room 11ACE 591 W. Fremont Ave

Sunnyvale, Ca 94087


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CPR for the Healthcare ProfessionalInstruction includes Basic Life Support techniques including CPR, foreign body airway obstruction and the Automated Electronic Defibrillator (AED) for adults, children and infants. It meets all requirements for those needing BLS certification. Instructor: Staff 1 sessionLocation: ACE/ Training CenterReg Fee: $46 Lab Fee: $15067500 Sat 8:15am-2:30pm 3/12

The American Heart Association strongly promotes knowledge in BLS, ACLS, and PALS and has developed instructional materials for this purpose. Use of these ma-terials in an educational course does not represent course sponsorship by the AHA and fees charged for such a course do not represent income to the Association.

CPR CLASSES START PROMPTLY AT THE SCHEDULED TIME.

DUE TO STRICT TRAInIng REQUIREMEnTS, DOORS WILL BE CLOSED 10 MInUTES AFTER THE CLASS STARTS. LATE COMERS WILL nOT BE ADMITTED.

PLEASE BRIng A LUnCH, A DRInK AnD A TOWEL OR PAD TO KnEEL On.

CPR CARDS WILL BE MAILED 10-14 BUSInESS DAYS AFTER THE CLASS

Basic First AidThis course is designed for non-clinical people who may need to administer first aid in an emergency. The techniques taught follow recommendations from the American Safety and Health Institute and are highly recommended for teachers, parents, coaches and babysitters.Instructor: Staff 1 sessionLocation: ACE/ Training CenterReg Fee: $33 167000 Sat 12-2:30pm 3/5

CPRInstruction includes adult, child and infant resuscitation and choking techniques. This is a great class for parents, coaches, teachers, babysitters or anyone who is interested in CPR skills and techniques. Location: ACE/ Training Center 1 sessionReg Fee: $36 Lab Fee: $15067600 Sat 8:15-11:15am 3/5

Career and Technical Education: CHHA & SecurityCPR

Security Guard (CEU)Earn continuing education units to keep your Security Guard certification current. Please contact [email protected] for schedule of classes starting in March.Instructor: Evangel 2 sessionsReg. Fee $70 Location: ACE/ Rm 5A161900 TTh 5:30-9:30pm

Security Guard Training

Security Guard Training This 40 hour Security Guard Training is a state approved course of study required for all California registered security guards. Security guards and surveillance officers protect property, maintain security and enforce regulations and standards of conduct. There is a strong demand for well-trained guards.

Qualifications include: You must be at least 18 years of age You must be finger printed, approximate fee $70The finger printing will initiate a criminal history background check through the Department of Justice (DOJ) and Federal Bureau of Investigation ( FBI) $70oEligible applicants must not have any criminal convictionsoApplicants must apply with the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services (BSIS) $56

WHY should I take this course? With course completion recorded to a state agency that employers may access. Please contact [email protected] or call 408 522-2756 with your questions. Instructor: Evangel 10 sessionsReg. Fee $320 Location: ACE/ Rm 5A162000 BSIS TTh 5:30-9:30pm 2/15-3/22*On March 5th class meets in Training Center for First Aid and CPR training 8:15 am - 2:30 pm.

Certified Home Health Aide (CHHA) Excellent job opportunities are expected for this occupation because rapid employment growth and high replacement needs are projected to produce a large number of job openings (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Office of Occupational Statistics). This program is designed to prepare Certified Nurse Assistants for Certification as Home Health Aide by the State of California. The curriculum consists of 20 theory hours and 20 clinical hours (40 total hours). All students must successfully complete both theory & clinical hours to obtain their certification.

CHHA Class dates: January 4-8 Theory Time 9am-2:30pmJanuary 10, 11, and 12 Clinical Time 11:30am- 8:pm.

March 21, 22, 23, 34 Theory Time 9am-2:30pmMarch 25, 28, and 29 Clinical Time 11:30am- 8:00 pm.

Our program is structured to provide theory and practical application of knowledge and skill needed to function as a Home Health Aide and be able to deliver optimum health care in a home care setting.ACE CNA students are given priority & competency evaluation waived.

CHHA Perquisites-Possess a valid California Certified Nursing assistant (CNA) certificate.-Advanced High English skills (test maybe given).-Written competency evaluation of basic Certified Nursing Assistant skills will be given.

Registration (requires the following current documents:

-Possess a valid California Certified Nursing assistant (CNA) certificate.-Negative TB test results (less than a 6 months old) or Negative Chest X-ray (less that 2 years old).-Valid California Drivers License.

Due to demand CHHA classes will be offered on a regular basis. Classes fill quickly! Check our website for upcoming dates or to be placed on the waitlist.*Students receive 26 Continuing Education Units (CU) toward CNA certification renewal.Instructor: Johnsen 7 sessionsReg Fee: $180 Location: ACE/ Rm 8166401 MTWTh 9am-2:30pm 1/4-1/12166400 MTWTh 9am-2:30pm 3/21-3/29


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Keyboarding162990 Day 162992 Evening LabLearn to type on the computer. Basic touch-typing exercises as well as advances techniques are used to increase your speed. Drills, tests, games and scores are included in the program.

Transition to Microsoft Office 2007Textbook: Transitioning to Microsoft Office 2007Item: 1-59136-184-2

169490 Day 169492 Evening LabGet started by working with the new Microsoft Office software. You will explore the Microsoft Office 2007 system interface. You will be introduced to the new file format, work with Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, Excel, and Access.

Microsoft Word 2007Textbook: Microsoft Word 2007: Comprehensive Labyrinth Learning, Learn the latest version of Word 2007.Item: 1-59136-114-1

065090 Level I Day 065092 Evening LabLearn to create, format, and save documents using Word 2007. Control page appearance using different font, header, footers and other print styles.

067890 Level II 067892 Evening LabUsing the new Word 2007 software, learn how to create a resume and post it online, mail merge, headers and footers, advance table techniques, format text into columns and create research papers and business manuals.

067990 Level III 067992 Evening LabComplete your knowledge of Word 2007 by organizing long documents, collaborating in Word, integrating with other programs, sharing and securing content. Lessons will be using macros and forms.

Microsoft Excel 2007Learn the latest version of Excel 2007Textbook: Microsoft Excel 2007: Comprehensive Labyrinth Learning. Item: 1-59136-110-9

064990 Level I Day 064992 Evening LabCreate, format, and edit and print a simple worksheet. Learn to copy, move, insert, delete, find replace, and sort date. You will format text, numbers, dates, columns and rows. Write formulas, use functions, apply advanced formatting, use auditing tools, headers and footers.

065790 Level II 065792 Evening LabExpand your spreadsheet skills by learning to use advanced formatting and financial analysis tools, protection, graphics, templates, styles, headers/footers, and drawing objects. Learn to write several types of formulas.

166090 Level III 166092 Evening LabContinue to expand your skills in using Excel 2007. Experience using Excel’s database feature by sorting, organizing categorizing data. Create, run and edit Macros.

E-Learning Lab no Lecture Teacher Assistance Available

Reg Fee: $30 Per Quarter Open enrollment MW 1-3pm, ACE/Rm 9 1/24-3/23

W 6:15-8:30pm, ACE/Rm 10 1/26-3/9 - 6 eve sessionsEnroll in a self-paced computer course with online assignments. This is a teacher-assisted computer lab, no lecture. Students have their choice of course and level. Students advance at your own pace. To enroll in the Learning Lab students must know Windows and how to use the mouse. No exceptions.

E-Learning Lab is a Self-Paced Computer Lab

Books may be purchased from the instructor or from www.lablearning.comPrices range from $25-$60. For more information email: [email protected]

Microsoft Access 2007Learn the latest version of Access 2007Textbook: Microsoft Access 2007: Comprehensive Labyrinth Learning.Item: 1-59136-118-4

160090 Level I Day 160092 Evening LabCreate and use powerful databases. Quickly find tables, queries, forms, and reports from your databases. Learn to use this powerful database program that makes organizing, accessing, and sharing information easier than ever. 160190 Level II 160192 Evening LabUtilize Datasheets by creating tables through entering data as well as using sums, sort, filter, and find. Make data easier to read by formatting columns and rows. Learn to modify a database. Begin to take charge of your database with the Navigation Panel.

166290 Level III 160292 Evening LabGet started with queries by creating basic select queries. Use expressions and other criteria and be able to use calculated fields in your queries. Use "And,” "Or,” and "In" to set multiple conditions as well as use wildcards in queries and parameters. Learn to check spelling and grammar in another languages. Be able to query multiple sources for data and import data from Excel to a new table in Access.

Microsoft PowerPoint 2007Learn the latest version of PowerPoint Textbook: Microsoft PowerPoint 2007: Comprehensive Labyrinth Learning.Item: 1-59136-122-2

065590 Level I Day 065592 Evening LabCreate presentations of slides that can be projected or printed in various forms. Use templates; include text, graphics, tables, charts and draw shapes .

065990 Level II Day 065992 Evening Lab 167990 Level III Day 167992 Evening Lab In presentations, build custom templates and slide masters, enhance tables and charts, add sound and movies, use animation and scanned images. You will learn to integrate PowerPoint with Word and Excel.

Microsoft Publisher 2007Textbook: Microsoft Publisher 2007: Essentials Labyrinth Learning.Item: 1-59136-126-5

063990 Level 1 Day 063992 Evening LabUse a pre-designed Publisher publication and adapt it to create your own publication. Add text to a publication, and then revise, reposition, and fit the text in, create columns, and continue a story on another page. Learn to add a picture to a publication, change how the picture looks, and control how text wraps around it.

QuickBooks Pro 2008Textbook: QuickBooks Pro 2008: Essentials Labyrinth Learning.Item: 1-59136-160-5Prerequisite: Some knowledge of basic accounting principles

062890 Level I Day 062892 Evening Lab This course will include setting up QuickBooks and how to get started. Making list, entering sales and invoices, receiving payments ands deposits as well as entering and paying bills will be covered.

062990 Level II 062992 Evening Lab This course will focus on analyzing financial data, inventory, customizing forms and letter writing.

See our site location map on page 37. Review ACE No- Refund policy on page 3. 13Q3

It is never too late!Adult Secondary Education

Open Entry Minimum age is 17 1/2

Placement test is required upon enrollment

To join our GED Program, meet Victoria Maxson in room 7 on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday at 3 pm or Wednesday evening at 6:30 pm. You must be there at the beginning of class to register and enroll.

Final Official tests are administered at locations in Mt. View and San Jose.

Regular attendance is required, and we will tailor a schedule to meet your individual needs. Get the help you need: skills assessment, self-paced learning, independent study format,

individual tutoring, career counseling. You may attend until you are ready to pass the exams.

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We invite you to schedule an appointment with Adult Secondary Coordinating Teacher Victoria Maxson by email: [email protected] or phone: (408) 522-2771.

Program Administrator: Principal Peggy Raun-Linde

You can make a difference in a student’s life. Become a volunteer tutor.

Please contact the Coordinating Teacher by email [email protected]

or phone 408 522-2771

Adult Secondary Education

• help with job placement and job training • individual plan for career development

Adult Basic Education

LiteracyIn the class, students work on basic skills in reading, writing, and/or math. Students learn with the help of volunteer tutors, who meet with them one-on-one or in small groups.Instructor: Staff 8 sessionsLocation: ACE/Rm 7 Reg Fee: $ None 012321 M 12-3pm 1/24-3/21

Need to improve your reading, writing or math skills?Want a quick “brush up” on skills? Wish to improve job readiness skills?

GRADs (Graduates Receiving Adult Diplomas)This is a program for students who wish to complete credits to obtain their adult high school diploma. We are currently enrolling adults 18 and over, including the class of 2010. Students have two options: a traditional, seat-time class or Independent Study, where 1-3 weekly tutorial study sessions combined with course work allow students to meet graduation requirements. Call (408) 522-2700 to schedule a counseling appointment. Monday 3-6pm Tuesday 3-6pm Wednesday 6:30-9pm Thursday 3-6pm

In addition to completing course credits, students must take and pass the California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE) in order to receive a high school diploma. We’ll help you prepare! All diploma programs meet district and state requirements.

PLATO: a self-paced, engaging, and interactive web-based program has helped hundreds of students achieve learning success.

Students must register in our GED Program and take an INITIAL PLACEMENT TEST.

Students need access to a computer capable of running either Internet Explorer or Apple Safari; and the following installed plug-ins:

Adobe Shockwave Flash Acrobat Reader

Please contact the Coordinating Teacher by email [email protected]

or phone 408 522-2771

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ESL/Citizenship Saturday Mornings Beginning and IntermediateThese classes are for beginning and intermediate English speakers who want to become U. S. citizens. In this class, you will learn about American history and government, fill out the N-400 application, and practice for your interview. Class is held at Templo el Monte Horeb at 455 E. Maude Ave., Sunnyvale, second floor, room 1. Instructor: Bellamy 8 sessionsLocation: Tempo El Monte Horeb/2nd Fl, Rm1Reg Fee: $ none Lab Fee: $25 140411 Beg Eng Speakers 9-11am 1/29-3/19140501 Int. Eng Speakers 11am-1pm 1/29-3/19

English classes for non-native speakersSkill-building in: • reading • speaking • writing • grammar • listening • pronunciation

Practice English to: • obtain a job • use community resources • advance at work • join in community activities

We have classes in the morning and evening. For more information visit our website at www.ace.fuhsd.org

CitizenshipThis evening citizenship class is aimed at students who are at an intermediate or advanced level of English competency and have been in the United States at least 4 years and 10 months. However, even if you are proficient in English, this class will give you the necessary information to pass your naturalization interview. In this class, you will learn about American history and government, fill out the N-400 application, and practice for your interview. Each session a speaker from a local community agency will come to the classroom to discuss the application process and to answer questions. In addition, there will be a speaker from the League of Women Voters. Instructor: Staff 8 sessionsReg Fee: $ none Lab Fee: $25 Loc FHS/Rm 83 140547 M 6-8pm 1/24-3/21

Community Based English TutoringCommunity Based English Tutoring (CBET) is a program that provides English Language instruction to parents and members of the community who pledge to provide English Language tutoring to students who are designated English Language Learners (ELL).

We believe parents are the most important teachers in their child’s life. We are committed to equipping parents with the necessary skills and confidence to effectively contribute to their child’s education.

You will learn: how the school system works, accessing school and community services, communication skills,practical language usage, basic computer applications and technology

Gain confidence interacting with teachers and school administrators. Hear how other parents are coping with their pre-teens and teenagers. Improve your English skills in this supportive environment as you make the commitment to assist your child on his or her educational path. Instructor: Stauffer 16 sessionsLocation: LHS/Rm 613Reg Fee: $ None030234 TTh 12:30-3pm 1/25-3/24

English as a Second Language

Saving for CitizenshipAre you ready to apply for citizenship but don’t have the $$$? Save $225 and get $450 in grant money; become a U.S. citizen!

Eligibility Requirements: • Legally ready to apply for U.S. citizenship • Speak/understand basic English to pass the Citizenship test • Live in Santa Clara County • Income restrictions

Contact Opportunity Fund(408) 516-4699. Ask about the Saving for Citizenship Program.www.opportunityfund.org/ida

ESL Placement TestingStudents must take an ESL placement test before enrolling in ESL classes. There is a $ 35 non-refundable testing and processing fee for the 2010-2011 school year. Please be aware that in paying the $35 fee, you may NOT get placed in a class immediately as it depends on availability.

You may register for the ESL Placement test by calling our office at 408.522.2700 or by visiting the ESL office at 591 West Fremont Avenue, Rm 1.

Online registration is not available for the testing/processing fee.Instructor: Staff 1 sessionLocation: ACE/Rm 2AReg Fee: $ 35291003 Tu 9am-11am 1/18

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Level 2 13-16 mos. (For children born between September 2009 and December 2009)073071 1/24-3/21 M (8) 10:30-12pm ACE/4b T. Robertson $90 $10

Level 3 17-20 mos. (For children born between May 2009 and August 2009)073171 1/24-3/21 M (8) 9-10:30am ACE/4b T. Robertson $90 $10

Level 4 Young 2’s. (For children born between December 3, 2008 and April 2009)073271 1/25-3/22 Tu (8) 9-11:30am ACE/4b Vidunas $125 $30073272 1/27-3/24 Th (8) 9-11:30am ACE/4b Vidunas $125 $30073273 1/27-3/24 Th (8) 11:30-2pm ACE/4b Vidunas $105 $30 Level 6 (All children must turn 2 on or before December 2nd, 2010)076071 1/24-3/21 M (8) 9-11:45am ACE/4a Staff $135 $30076072 1/25-3/22 Tu (8) 9-11:45am ACE/4a Werner $135 $30076073 1/25-3/22 Tu (8) 11:45-2:30pm ACE/4a Werner $115 $30076074 1/26-3/23 W (8) 9-11:45am ACE/4b Vidunas $135 $30076075 1/27-3/24 Th (8) 9-11:45am ACE/4a Dobkin $135 $30076076 1/28-3/25 F (8) 9-11:45am ACE/4b Vidunas $135 $30076077 1/28-3/25 F (8) 11:45-2:30pm . ACE/4b Vidunas $115 $30 Level 7 (For children born between Dec 3, 2007 and April 30, 2008) 076171 1/26-3/25 WF (16) 8:45-11:45am ACE/4a Harford $270 $60076172 1/26-3/25 WF (16) 12-3pm ACE/4a Harford $230 $60

Level 8 (All children must have their 3rd birthday on or before Dec 2, 2010)

076271 1/25-3/24 TTh (16) 9am-12pm ACE/4c Harford $270 $60 076272 1/25-3/24 TTh (16) 9:15-12:15pm ACE/4d Andres $270 $60076273 1/25-3/24 TTh (16) 12:15-2:45pm ACE/4d Andres $210 $60 076274 1/24-3/25 MWF (24) 9-12pm ACE/4c Werner $405 $90 Level 9 (All children must have their 4th birthday on or before Dec 2, 2010)

076471 1/24-3/25 MWF (24) 8:30-12pm ACE/4d Welch $405 $90 076472 1/24-3/25 MWF (24) 12-3pm ACE/4d Sudasarana $335 $90 Level 10 Pre-K (All children must have their 4th birthday on or before by Aug 31, 2010)

076473 1/24-3/25 MTWThF (40) 12-3pm ACE/4c Visvanathan $450 $120

The last 15 minutes of all preschool classes are reserved for conferencing

More information about Bright Beginnings Preschool is available on our website: ace.fuhsd.org.

Multi-age Preschool Specialty classes are listed on page 17 & 18.

Bright Beginings PreschoolParent & child grow together in an enriched environment that nurtures the whole family. Parents attend once each week while children attend according to the class schedule below. Preschool activities are designed to stimulate your child’s emotional, intellectual, physical, and social growth through art, music, science, literature, cooking, dramatic play, motor activities, and field trips. School readiness skills are also addressed. Parents participate in classroom activities helping to supervise, providing snack, and attending parent-ed meetings where information on child development and related topics is provided. It is not necessary for your child to be toilet trained.

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GYM KIDS - Regular Instruction (based on class size of 18 children) Fee is per child.PARENT EDUCATION THROUGH PARENT CHILD PARTICIPATION

070111 9-15mo 1/24-3/21 (8) M 9-10am ACE/2 G. Cocking $60 $5070132 9-15mo 1/26-3/23 (8) W 10-11am ACE/2 T. Robertso n $60 $5070222 12-18mo 1/25-3/22 (8) Tu 10-11am ACE/2 G. Cocking $60 $5070241 12-18mo 1/27-3/24 (8) Th 9-10am ACE/2 V. Baccaglio $60 $5070413 18-24mo 1/24-3/21 (8) M 11am-12pm ACE/2 G. Cocking $60 $5070443 18-24mo 1/27-3/24 (8) Th 11-12pm ACE/2 V. Baccaglio $60 $5070451 18-24mo 1/28-3/25 (8) F 9-10am ACE/2 G. Cocking $60 $5070523 11/2-21/2yr 1/25-3/22 (8) Tu 11-12pm ACE/2 G. Cocking $60 $5 070531 11/2-21/2yr 1/26-3/23 (8) W 9-10am ACE/2 T. Robertso n $60 $5070653 11/2-3yr 1/28-3/25 (8) F 11-12pm ACE/2 G. Cocking $60 $5070612 2-3yr 1/24-3/21 (8) M 10-11am ACE/2 G. Cocking $60 $5070621 2-3yr 1/25-3/22 (8) Tu 9-10am ACE/2 G. Cocking $60 $5070633 2-3yr 1/26-3/23 (8) W 11am-12pm ACE/2 T. Robertso n $60 $5070642 2-3yr 1/27-3/24 (8) Th 10-11am ACE/2 V. Baccaglio $60 $5070652 2-3yr 1/28-3/25 (8) F 10-11am ACE/2 G. Cocking $60 $5

GYM KIDS - Late Afternoon & Evening Classes

070727 1-4yr 1/25-3/22 (8) Tu 5-6pm ACE/2 C. Soffa-Richardson $60 $5070728 11/2-21/2yr 1/25-3/22 (8) Tu 6-7pm ACE/2 C. Soffa-Richardson $60 $5272839 1-4yr 1/26-3/23 (8) W 6-7pm ACE/2 G.Hoeke $60 $5272939 1-4yr 1/26-3/23 (8) W 7-8pm ACE/2 G.Hoeke $60 $5

Saturday classes meet 4 times each quarter : 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, 3/26

070861 12-24mos 3/5-3/26 (4) S 9-10am ACE/2 M. Vallentine $28 $5070562 11/2-21/2yr 3/5-3/26 (4) S 10-11am ACE/2 M. Vallentine $28 $5070763 2-4yr 3/5-3/26 (4) S 11-12pm ACE/2 M. Vallentine $28 $5070964 1-4yr 3/5-3/26 (4) S 12-1pm ACE/2 M. Vallentine $28 $5

Gym Kids Motor DevelopmentThrough the use of a wide variety of specialized gym equipment, small children develop balance, coordination and body strength in a group setting. Parachute and other movement exploration games are used to develop body control and language. Parents participate with their youngsters and the instructor. Gym classes meet in room 2 at the Adult Education Center.

GYM Classes require pre-registration. Register on-line at ace.fuhsd.org or call the Parent Ed office at 408-522-2707. NO FAX OR MAIL IN REGISTRATION.NO refunds. A $20 service fee is charged for transfers.

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SPECIALTY Classes require pre-registration. Register on-line at www.ace.fuhsd.org or call the Parent Ed office at 408-522-2707. NO FAX OR MAIL IN REGISTRATION. NO refunds. A $20 service fee is charged for transfers.ParentEducationThroughParentChildParticipation

Wiggles & Rhymes Play and have fun with your child while you network with other parents. This class is designed to stimulate your child’s mental and motor development through the use of music, movement, and rhyme. Babies older than 12 months who are not walking may attend.Instructor: Cocking 8 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 2Reg Fee: $85 Lab Fee: $5070115 5-12mo M 12:30-2pm 1/24-3/21070154 5-12mo F 12:30-2pm 1/28-3/25

Preschool: Saturday (2-4) This fun- filled preschool class meets 4 Saturdays each quarter. Activities are designed to stimulate growth and development through the use of play centers. Each class includes time to play with toys & games inside and outside the classroom. Music, art, stories, directional games and motor movement are also included. Through observation and participation, parents will increase their understanding of child development.Instructor: T. Roberstson 4 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 4B Class Dates: 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, 3/26Reg Fee: $55 Lab Fee: $15076771 2-4yr Sat 9:30-12pm 3/5-3/26

Preschool & Music FunDesigned for children 1.5 – 4 years old, this fun class combines our Mostly Music and Preschool programs. Each class has exploration time, music activities, a snack and one art activity. Parents learn how to use music to stimulate learning.Instructor: Harford 8 sessionsLocation: ACE/Rm 4B, 4AReg. Fee: $90 Lab Fee: $30076775 1.5-4yr Tu 12-2pm 1/25-3/22076776 1.5-4yr Th 12-2pm 1/27-3/24

Family Preschool Having trouble finding a babysitter? Looking for a program where you can bring more than one child? Family preschool is designed so that you & your children can share the preschool experience. Family Preschool emphasizes social development, art, music, and fun. It is designed so that you can bring more than one child. Families will pay a full fee for the first child and a half fee for additional children. Babies under 1 year old are free. Instructor: Vidunas 8 sessionsLocation: ACE/Rm 4BReg Fee: $115 Lab Fee: $30076675 1-4 yr W 11:45am-2:30pm 1/26-3/23

Preschool: Evenings (2-4)Join your child at preschool for art, music, motor movement and more. Evening preschool provides your child with an enriched learning environment and an opportunity to play and grow. Parents learn about child development through observation & participation. Please bring a snack for yourself & your child. Instructor: Staff 8 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 4B Reg Fee: $80 Lab Fee: $20076678 2-4yr Tu 6-8pm 1/25-3/22

Mostly Music EnrichmentChildren have fun playing simple rhythm instruments and experience a variety of music, dance, and creative movements in this fun 1 hour class.Instructor: Harford 4 sessionsLocation: ACE/Rm 4A Class Dates: 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, 3/26Reg Fee: $37 Lab Fee: $3076873 1-4yrs Sat 9:30-10:30am 3/5-3/26076874 1-4yrs Sat 10:30-11:30am 3/5-3/26

Parent & Tot: PreschoolLevel 3 17-20 mos A special class designed for mom and toddler. Experience preschool with your child, meet other parents and learn about child development from your teacher. Class includes art, music, snack-time, stories and inside and outside play experiences.Instructor: Robertson 8 sessionsLocation: ACE/ Rm 4BReg Fee: $90 Lab Fee: $10073171 17-20mos. M 9-10:30am 1/24-3/21

Baby & Me Toddler Preschool 13-16 mosBring your Toddler and enjoy your first preschool experience. Each class will have a simple art project, lots of music, movement activities, storytime and snack. Come, meet other parents and play along with your child in an enriched preschool setting. Instructor: Robertson 8 sessionsLocation: ACE/ Rm 4B Reg Fee: $90 Lab Fee: $10073071 M 10:30am-12pm 1/24-3/21

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Science Know HowA Science Workshop for Parent & ChildEver wonder how a child learns science? This workshop will give you the tools to enhance your child’s science learning. Through a variety of materials and hands-on experiments you will gain the informaion needed to nuture your child’s natural scientific curiosity. Adults only. A materials fee of $5 is payable to the teacher at the first class.Instructor: Sudarsana 1 sessionLocation: ACE/Rm 4DReg Fee: $20 Lab Fee: $5 076879 3-6yrs Sat 11:30am-1:30pm 3/19

Preschool Adventures 1.5-4yrsExperience the adventure of hands-on learning. Each week will feature a themed preschool activity with an emphasis on learning, music, movement, dramatic play and fun! Come and pretend to be an astronaut and learn about the stars, join the elephant parade on Circus Day, picnic with your firends on Camping Day and much more. Each day will be a unique preschool adventure for both you and your child.**Parents with 2 children pay $60 for second child.Instructor: T. Robertson 8 sessionsLocation: ACE/Rm 4BReg Fee: $80 Lab: $20076671 1.5-4yrs M 12:15-2 :15pm 1/24-3/21

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Watercolor : Int/ AdvStudents will select their own subject matter. Individual instruction will focus on the development of composition and design skills. Previous experience is required for the intermediate class. A $5 materials fee is due to the instructor at first class. No class 2/21.Instructor: Scholis 8 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 2A Reg Fee: $40, $74 081311 50+ Int M 8:30-11:30am 1/24-3/21280236 Others M 8:30-11:30am 1/24-3/21

Drawing and Painting for the NoviceFor students who want to develop drawing and waterbased media techniques. Proportions, shading, textures and shapes are covered along with colored pencil effects. More complex topics are included for returning students. Everyone should bring images of subject matter of their choice such as magazine photos, snapshots or postcards to work from in class. A drawing tablet, a 6B pencil and notebook should be brought to first class meeting. A $5 materials fee covers some preliminary supplies and is payable at first class. No class 2/23.Instructor: Frank 8 sessions Location: : ACE / Rm 2A Reg Fee: $40, $74 080414 Age 50+ W 9am-12pm 1/26-3/23294174 Others W 9am-12pm 1/26-3/23

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Watercolor : Int/ Adv Learn a variety of watercolor techniques, color mixing, brush strokes, and “wet and dry” method. Previous watercolor painting experience is required for this class. No class 2/23.Instructor: Chiu 8 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 2AReg Fee: $40081314 Int W 12:45-3:45pm 1/26-3/23

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Intro to Internet and Virus Protection: Older AdultsIn this course we learn how to navigate the web with safety in mind. Instructor will give hands-on guidance regarding the common traps and pitfalls in today’s world of the internet. This course is for beginners, as well as for those who are experienced with the internet. Class starts Fri, 2/4.Instructor: Jacobs 8 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 10 Reg Fee: $40 Lab Fee: $15 086471 MWF 9:30am-12:30pm 2/4-2/28

Intro to Computers for Older AdultsThe instructor will provide a friendly, hands-on orientation to the basic parts of a computer. Learn beginning word processing skills create, save, retrieve and revise documents. Learn how to control sound and color so that you can play music and movies or create and display artwork! Class starts Thur, 1/27. Instructor: Jacobs 8 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 10 Reg Fee: $40 Lab Fee: $15086372 MTWThF 12:30-3pm 1/27-2/7

Pre- Beginning ComputersNever turned on a computer? Never used a mouse? Start here! Learn how to operate a computer and use a mouse and keyboard. Class is taught in a friendly, non-judgmental environment.Instructor: Jacobs 2 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 10Reg Fee: $15 Lab Fee: $10086371 MW 9:30am-12pm 1/24-1/26

Intro /Digital Photos for Older AdultsWe will discuss what the digital camera revolution is all about, how do you participate, and how do you make it easier? We’ll learn about software that can make the task easier, how to organize, print, share, and email your pictures. You’ll get a chance to practice and play with cameras and computers. Instructor: Laskowski 8 sessionsLoc: ACE/Rm 9 Reg Fee: $35 Lab Fee $15086111 Beg M 4-6pm 1/24-3/21

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Drawing: Pen, Ink & Varied MediaWe will work with charcoal, graphite, colored pencils, oil pastels and ink pens. (No chalk pastel please) Weekly demonstrations and exercises based on basic drawing principles such as composition, perspective and value are given. This is a fun and skill-enhancing class done in a friendly cooperative workshop format. You may bring your own subjects for drawing or choose from those provided. More information about the instructor can be found at ArtforpersonalGrowth.com. Her Artwork can be viewed at Zoyart.com. A $5 materials fee is due to the instructor at first class. No class 2/24.Instructor: Scholis 8 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 2AReg Fee: $30, $50080054 Age 50+ Th 1:15-3:15pm 1/27-3/24230180 Others Th 1:15-3:15pm 1/27-3/24

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Hike for HealthEnjoy the wildlife and natural beauty of parks within an hour’s drive while you exercise. Provide your own transportation. Bring lunch and a water bottle, personal first aid kit and whistle. Wear layered clothing and sturdy shoes (with traction). Each hike is 5-8 miles. No class 2/25.Instructor: Wool/ Cyr 8 sessionsLocation: ACE/ Room 9 Reg Fee: $48, $65087073 Age 50+Fri 8:30am-2:30pm 1/28-3/25294173 Others Fri 8:30am-2:30pm 1/28-3/25

Yogalates with a Touch of DanceEnjoy a fun total body workout! If you like yoga and like to dance, you’ll love this class. We will begin with a gentle cardio routine (low impact, aerobic) which incorporates yoga and dance moves to up-beat music. In the second half of the class we will move into pilates and yoga poses to improve flexibility, strengthen and tone the core as well as enjoy some feel-good stretches which will leave you feeling relaxed and energized. Please bring a yoga mat. No class 2/24.Instructor: Bousso 9 sessionsLocation: ACE / Training Center Reg Fee: $45, $59 087621 50+years Th 11:30am-1pm 1/27-3/31091121 Others Th 11:30am-1pm 1/27-3/31

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Create Digital Photo AlbumsGet ready to make your own personal photo albums by taking this 3-day workshop. We will show you how to enhance, organize and edit each photograph using iphoto and Shutterfly and these skills transfer to other options as well (e.g. Snapfish).. Get step-by-step support from the class instructor. Bring your own prints and scan them in class or your own media, i.e. CD, memory card or stick with your favorite pictures. Instructor: Leija 3 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 9 Reg Fee: $50, $85 294172 50+years Sat 9:30am-12pm 3/12-3/26282027 Others Sat 9:30am-12pm 3/12-3/26

Movement ImprovementImprove balance. Increase flexibility. Reduce pain. Discover how using variation, differentiation, and quality of movement will help you towards greater ease and comfort in your daily activities. Please bring a mat or towel and wear loose, comfortable clothing. Instructor is a Guild Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner. No class 2/23.Instructor: Sidlow Mann 8 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 5B Reg Fee: $30, $51087381 Age 50+ W 1:15-2:15pm 1/26-3/23293146 Others W 1:15-2:15pm 1/26-3/23

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Yoga for Flexibility & StrengthIf you want to strengthen your body, add flexibility and movement, then this is the class for you. In this 1-1/2 hour class, we will go through a variety of yoga poses featuring different areas of your body. Special attention will be given to proper alignment as the critical key to good physical health. Miri is a certified Iyengar yoga instructor and has taught and participated in many different workshops through the years; she has personally experienced the physical benefits of daily yoga practice. Bring a yoga mat to class.Instructor: Rivlin 8 sessionsReg Fee: $45 ,$70 Location ACE/ 2A280237 Age 50+ M 12:30-2pm 1/24-3/21 292958 Others M 12:30-2pm 1/24-3/21

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Oils/Acrylics: Int/AdvStudents select their own subject matter and learn more complex color mixing and composition. Individual and group discussions will enhance your artistic expression and growth. Instructor: Colson 8 sessionsLocation: ILC/ Multipurpose Rm Reg Fee: $40 080732 Th 9am-12pm 2/3-3/24

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Search the Newsfor Non-native SpeakersUse and improve your English to read and discuss current events in the newspaper.Instructor: Natesan 8 sessionsReg Fee: $28 Location: ACE/ Rm 6088411 Beg M 1-3pm 1/24-3/21


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Everyday English for SeniorsClasses to help you learn to speak English for everyday situations. Must be a member of Cupertino Senior Center. No class 2/22.Instructor: Reichard 7 sessionsReg Fee: $25 Location: CSC/Bay Rm082111 Beg Tu 9-11am 1/25-3/15

Line Dancing: Beg - AdvLearn fun line dances while improving your muscle coordination. You will increase your line dancing and memorization skills. No partners needed. Must be a member of Cupertino Senior Center. No class 2/23 & 2/25.Instructor: Shannon 8 sessionsLocation: CSC / ExerciseReg Fee: $45, $58 289323 Int W 10:10-11:40am 1/26-3/23289324 Beg/Int W 11:40-1:10pm 1/26-3/23289326 Beg F 12-1:30pm 1/28-3/25289325 Adv F 1:30-3:30pm 1/28-3/25

Conversational English Non-Native SpeakersContinue practicing your English conversational skills through reading and discussion. Must be a member of Cupertino Senior Center.Instructor: Reichard 7 sessionsReg Fee: $25 No class 2/22 , No class 2/24Location: CSC/ Bay Rm 088511 Th 9-11am 1/27-3/17082651 Tu 11:30-1:30pm 1/25-3/15

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Tai Chi (Qigong) Strengthens, conditions without impacting joints. Boosts energy, endurance levels and helps to increase concentration and mental clarity. Fun, safe and easy. Must be a member of Cupertino Senior Center. No class 2/21, 2/24.Instructor: Yee 8 sessionsReg Fee: $25 Location: CSC / Exercise 087751 Int M 10-11:30am 1/24-3/21087731 Beg Th 9:10-10:40am 1/27-3/24

Strength Training/Conditioning Condition, tone and stretch your muscles, plus relaxation. We will use light hand weights and/or Dynabands to strengthen your upper body; leg and abdominal exercises for lower body strength. Must be a member of Cupertino Senior Center. No class 2/22.Instructor: Thompson 8 sessionsLocation: CSC / Exercise Reg Fee: $20 289126 Tu 2:30-3:45pm 1/25-3/22

Parliamo Italian (Beginning Grammar)This course is designed to teach the basics of Italian language & culture for a serious business person or traveler. You’ll learn everyday practical phrases, verbs, numbers, vocabulary, and useful expressions. Please bring a notebook & pencil to class.Instructor: Severo 8 sessionsLocation: CSC / OakReg Fee: $38 280322 Beg M 10-11 am 1/24-3/21

Cupertino Senior Center (408) 777-3150

21251 Stevens Creek Blvd, Cupertino Students must be a member of the Center. Pay membership fees at the Senior Center.

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Memoir WritingLeave a lasting impression of your life to your heirs. Share your life with this class in a supportive, cohesive and inviting atmosphere. Must be a member of Cupertino Senior Center. No class 2/25.Instructor: McCaw 8 sessionsLocation: CSC / Bay Reg Fee: $35 084121 F 9am-12pm 1/28-3/25

Low Impact Exercise for SeniorsA combination of cardiovascular activities including stretching, agility and strength. Some step aerobics * will be included. Must be a member of Cupertino Senior Center. No class 2/22-2/24.Instructor: Thompson 16 sessionsLocation: CSC / Exercise Reg Fee: $40289123 TTh 10:45am-12pm 1/25-3/24289124 TTh 12-1:15pm 1/25-3/24087194 MW 3:50-5pm 1/24-3/23

Low Impact AerobicsA 50-minute workout to music. Includes low-impact aerobics, floor exercises and light weights. Must be a member of Cupertino Senior Center. No class 2/22-2/24.Instructor: Arnold 24 sessions Location: CSC / Exercise Reg Fee: $43 087121 TWTh 8-9am 1/25-3/24

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Writing: Creative/Memoir/PoetryHave you always wanted to take a serious shot at writing, whether it is fiction, memoir or poetry? Do you have an unfinished manuscript that has been collecting dust in your desk drawer and want to resurrect? The class format is seminar style in which writers read their work in progress and obtain supportive, illuminating feedback. Members may also read the works of published authors that have been an inspiration to their creative processes. Add

your talents to a serious, but very supportive group of aspiring writers! Must be a member of Cupertino Senior Center. No class 2/23 Instructor: Enz 8 sessions Location: CSC / Cardroom Reg Fee: $50 085311 W 9:30-11:30am 2/2-3/30

Oil & Acrylics, Int/ AdvThis course is intended to give experienced students an opportunity to develop a skillful, personal approach to painting. Emphasis will be placed on composition, color, perspective, and techniques appropriate to the subject. Must be a member of

Cupertino Senior Center.No class 2/24.Instructor: Scholis 8 sessionsLocation: CSC / Art & Craft Reg Fee: $46 080835 Int/Adv Th 8:45am-12:15pm 1/27-3/24

Ukulele-No Ka ‘Oi: IntClass covers a wide range of music, some Ha-waiian, but mostly hapa haole and songs from the 30s, 40s & 50s. Must have previous ukulele experience.. Must be a member of the Cuper-tino Senior Center. No class 2/21Instructor: Yee 8 sessionsLocation: CSC / Craft RmReg Fee: $35 085911 Int/Adv M 1:30-3:30pm 1/24-3/21

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LiteratureThis class reads novels, short stories, plays and some poetry, both modern and classic, with the primary focus on American writers. Lend your ear and your voice to this outstanding group of serious readers. A materials fee of $5 is payable to the instructor. Must be a member of or have a class pass for the Sunnyvale Senior Center. No class 2/21.Instructor: Enz 8 sessionsLocation: SSC /Sequoia Reg Fee: $35 082701 M 10am-12pm 1/31-3/28

French Intro Language & Culture Bonjour! This class will familiarize students with no background in French with the fundamental aspects of the language and culture. Students will learn phonetic, reading and conversational skills and will develop basic communication. Texts are: French the Easy Way, DK French for Travelers with CD. Must be a member of or have a class pass for the Sunnyvale Senior Center. No class 2/23.Instructor: Rothstein 8 sessionsLocation: SSC / Cypress Reg Fee: $35 084611 Lev 1/2 W 9-10:30am 1/26-3/23084511 Lev 3 W 10:30-12pm 1/26-3/23

Spanish Language & CultureBasic Spanish for everyday use in a Spanish or Mexican-American setting. Gain a clearer understanding of the culture. Textbook, Spanish Now Level 1, 7th Edition with CD’s is available at local bookstores for levels 1 & 2. Must be a member of or have a class pass for the Sunnyvale Senior Center. No classes 2/22-2/23.Instructor: Rothstein 8 sessionsLocation: SSC / Cypress Reg Fee: $35 083614 Lev 1 W 12:30-2pm 1/26-3/23083714 Lev 2 Tu 5-6:30pm 1/25-3/22083814 Lev 3 Tu 3:30-5pm 1/25-3/22083914 Lev 4 W 3:30-5pm 1/26-3/23084014 Lev 5 W 2-3:30pm 1/26-3/23084714 Lev 5/6 W 8-9am 1/26-3/23

IkebanaLearn the art of combining flowers and aesthetic objects. Please bring a 9 x 13 pyrex glass baking dish to the first class. You may purchase ikebana scissors and pinfrogs in class. Lab fee pays for flowers. Must be a member of or have a class pass for the Sunnyvale Senior Center. Instructor: Schuknecht 8 sessionsLoc: SSC/ Willows Reg Fee: $35 Lab Fee: $51 081903 All Th 9-11am 1/27-3/17

Sunnyvale Senior Center (408) 730-7360

550 E. Remington Dr. SunnyvaleStudents must be a member of the Center. Pay membership fees at the Senior Center. Residents $21/Non Residents $34 per year

Jan - Dec prorated. 50 Years Minimum Age Requirement.

WatercolorSpend an enjoyable morning creating while improving your skills painting in transparent watercolor. A variety of techniques will be demonstrated each class as well as guidelines on color mixing, composition and perspective. Registrants must be a member of the Cuper-tino Senior Center. For a materials list contact Sharon Hogan at [email protected]. No class 2/23 .Instructor: Hogan 8 sessionsLocation: CSC/ Art & CraftReg Fee: $40 081521 W 9am-12pm 1/26-3/23


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Yoga for Seniors -Sunnyvale CenterCome experience Iyengar Yoga! Yoga is a powerful tool for relieving stress and bringing peace and calmness to your life. Yoga helps to strengthen your body, and increase your vitality. Experience greater flexibility and balance. Wear loose fitting clothes and bring a yoga sticky mat, towel, and belt or strap. Must be a member of or have a class pass for the Sunnyvale Senior Center. Instructor: Markey 10 sessionsLocation: SCC/Community Reg Fee: $57 289535 Beg W 11:30-1:30 1/26-3/30289534 Int W 1:30-3:30pm 1/26-3/30

Tai Chi (Qigong) Strengthens and conditions without impacting joints. Boosts energy and endurance levels and helps to increase concentration and mental clarity. Fun, safe and easy. Must be a member of or have a class pass for the Sunnyvale Senior Center. No class 2/9, 2/16, 2/23.Instructor: Lo 8 sessionsLocation: SSC/ Orchard Reg Fee: $25 087781 W All 9:10-10:40am 1/19-3/30

Yoga for SeniorsCome experience Iyengar Yoga! Yoga is a powerful tool for relieving stress and bringing peace and calmness to your life. Yoga helps to strengthen your body, and increase your vitality. Experience greater flexibility and balance. Wear loose fitting clothes and bring a yoga sticky mat, towel, and belt or strap. Must be a member of or have a class pass for the Sunnyvale Senior Center. No class 2/21Instructor: Yumibe 9 sessionsLocation: SSC/Peach Reg Fee: $52 289536 Beg M 3-5pm 1/24-3/28289537 All M 5-7pm 1/24-3/28

Aerobic Rhythms Join us for low impact exercise routines choreographed to music that will energize your body. Class will emphasize toning, stretching, and cardio fitness. Light weights optional. Please bring mat. Must be a member of or have a class pass for the Sunnyvale Senior Center. No class 2/21Instructor: Ambrose 16, 24 sessionsLocation: SSC/ Orchard Reg Fee: $40, $43087207 MW 6-7pm 1/24-3/21087208 MWF 8-9am 1/24-3/21

Knitting: Beg & IntBeginning class is for students who want to learn how to knit. Bring size 8 needles and one skein of light colored yarn. Intermediate class must know K and P. Bring an unfinished project or a new project to class. We will learn some helpful hints, new stitches, how to fix problems, shape garments and read a basic pattern. Must be a member of or have a class pass for the Sunnyvale Senior Center. No class 2/24.Instructor: Elliott 8 sessionsLocation: SSC / BlossomReg Fee: $42285142 Int Th 9-11am 1/27-3/24285143 Beg Th 12-2pm 1/27-3/24

Decorative Painting,Garden VarietiesThis is an intro to decorative painting using acrylic paint. We will practice several different leaves and flowers during the class. Please bring a Royal Soft Grip SG 700 brush (Michaels/Aaron Bros) to first class. Supply fee of $3 is payable to the instructor. Must be a member or have a class pass for the Sunnyvale Senior Center. Instructor: Delaune -Rensen 6 sessionsLocation: SSC/ WillowsReg Fee: $42 282035 F 9:30-11:30am 1/28-3/4

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Clay ArtStudent will learn basic clay hand building techniques with an emphasis on slab technique and the use of low fire clay and glazes. Students will learn how to load and fire a kiln. Approximate costs: $10 for tools, $10 per bag for clay and $10 optional firing and glazing, payable to the instructor. Must be a member of or have a class pass for the Sunnyvale Senior Center.Instructor: Brown 8 sessionsLocation: SSC/ Willows Reg Fee: $35 085122 Tu 9am-12pm 1/25-3/15

Greeting Cards and Other Fun StuffIn this class we will make greeting cards & envelopes, explore various mediums, including rubber stamps, play with paper finishing, and always some surprises. Please bring curiosity, scissors, pencil, glue stick, and a supply fee of $12. Must be a member of or have a class pass for the Sunnyvale Senior Center. Instructor: Himel 6 sessionsLocation: SSC/ WillowsReg Fee: $42 282026 W 9:30-11:30am 1/26-3/2

Quilt Making TechniquesThis is a class for students with all levels of experience. This class will emphasize simple and fast techniques and the use of color & design for making a variety of quilts. Students will be asked to regularly share their projects and information for the enrichment and enjoyment of all. You will need access to a sewing machine for some projects. $4 material fee paid to instructor. No class 2/22.Instructor: Bellamy 8 sessionsLocation: SSC/ WillowsReg Fee: $35 082001 Tu 1-4pm 1/25-3/22

Yoga for SeniorsIn this yoga class you will safely and effectively increase overall flexibility, mobilize and strengthen your spine, release tension in the back, shoulders and neck, tone your core, improving posture, and achieve an enhanced sense of well-being. You will leave the class feeling both relaxed and energized. Instructor is a yoga therapist.Must be a member or have a class pass for the Sunnyvale Senior Center. No class 2/24.Instructor Bousso 9 sessionsLocation: SCC/Community Reg Fee: $52 No class 2/24087400 Int Th 9:30-11am 1/27--3/31


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English Idioms/Slang Part 1Understanding idioms is the core to fluency in any language. Significantly improve your English by learning expressions commonly used in everyday conversation. As you study various sayings, you will also learn the associated grammar and pronunciation.The textbook for this course is: Everyday Idioms for Reference and Practice by Ronald Feare ISBN: 0201834081.Instructor: Corrente 8 sessionsReg Fee: $90 Location: FHS / Rm 85230174 M 6:30-9pm 1/24-3/21

Write with ConfidenceLearn from a professional what it takes to be an effective writer. Get ahead with better communication, whether it is for business, the classroom, or your own personal knowledge. Learn about the process of writing, how to organize your ideas and fight writers’ block, how paragraphs work, how sentence structure and sentence variety can help you express your ideas with clarity andmake your writing simple, clear, and concise. You will also learn how to write in the Persuasive, Expository, Descriptive, and Narrative styles. A materials fee of $20 (in lieu of book) will be payable to the instructor the first class.Instructor: Wiehe 8 sessionsReg Fee: $85 Location: FHS / Rm 42230178 W 7-9pm 1/26-3/23

Basic WritingThis basic writing course will take you on a journey into writing. Students will have an opportunity to first think, talk, and read about a topic. Students will be encouraged to find their own writing style, will be provided strategies to use for future writing as well as gain independence and control over their

improvement of their own writing. Basic grammar will be a part of every lesson. ESL students at the high intermediate and advanced levels are encouraged to attend this class. Instructor: Berryhill 8 sessionsReg Fee: $85 Loc: ACE/Rm 11, FHS/ Rm 32230196 F 9:45-11:45am 1/28-3/25228461 M 6:30-8:30pm 1/24-3/21

Grammar SimplifiedThis class will improve your communication and grammar skills in a friendly and lively atmosphere.You will learn all those hard rules: parts of speech, building sentences, proper punctuation, subject and verb agreement, and more, while having fun doing it. A materials fee of $20 must be payable to the instructor. Book: Painless Grammar by Rebecca Elliott, Ph.D. is optional. Suitable for advanced level ESL students.Instructor: Wiehe 8 sessionsReg Fee: $85 Location: CHS / Rm 105230190 Tu 7-9pm 1/25-3/22

Fiction WritingTap into your imagination and learn the art of writing great fiction. Use the Show/Don’t Tell rule, descriptive writing, and other techniques that can transform your writing and combat writer’s block; avoid common beginner mistakes, write sparkling prose, create unforgettable characters, develop plot and much more. Required book: CREATIVE WRITING: GET STARTED WRITING FICTION by Fred Wiehe. This e-book is $20 directly from the instructor on his web site at http://www.fredwiehe.com.Instructor: Wiehe 8 sessionsReg Fee: $85 Location: FHS/ Rm 42230101 M 7-9pm 1/24-3/21

Advanced Fiction Writing This class is for students who have completed the Fiction Writing class or already have a basic knowledge of fiction writing and need professional feedback. This is a more hands on approach; students read from their projects and get critiques from their peers and from professional writer Fred Wiehe. If you’re having problems with plot development, character motivation, point of view, or maybe just getting started and staying motivated then this class will help. There’s no material fee or required book for this class. Fred Wiehe’s e-book CREATIVE WRITING: Get Started Writing Fiction is optional and is available at http://www.fredwiehe.com.Instructor: Wiehe 8 sessionsReg Fee: $85 Location: CHS/ Rm 105230191 Th 7-9pm 1/27-3/24

Reading Circles Are you a high-level ESL student who enjoys reading and wants to improve your English fluency? Fiction, non-fiction, articles from media, and films will be used for discussion and journal writing. Grammar needed for effective speaking will also be covered. Instructor: Berryhill 8 sessions Reg Fee: $80 Location: ACE/Rm 7 230195 Tu 6:15-8:45pm 1/25-3/22

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Speak With Confidence -Part 1Improve your conversational skills in various situations, i.e., at the grocery checkout stand, at the bank, over the phone, when greeting or congratulating others, or simply when speaking with friends about the weather or your family. We will be using role playing techniques to simulate real life experiences before others in class. Students will be invited to discuss their own experiences of everyday life in the U.S.Instructor: Corrente 8 sessionsReg Fee: $85 Location: FHS / Rm 85230176 W 6:30-8:30pm 1/26-3/23

Accent ImprovementLearn more about English pronunciation and have fun at the same time! For non-native speakers of English who want to improve their accent. Proper intonation, consonant and vowel pronunciation and the rhythm of Standard American English will be stressed. Enrollment is limited. The textbook, “CLEAR SPEECH: Pronunciation and Listening Comprehension in North American English” (3rd Edition - Student’s Book) by Judy Gilbert,ISBN 0-521-54354-1 is available on the Internet and sometimes at local bookstores.Instructor: De Maiffe 16 sessionsReg Fee: $110 Location: FHS / Rm 72230055 Int/Adv MW 7-9pm 1/24-3/23

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Public Speaking Made EasyDoes the thought of speaking in public make you uneasy? Afterewards, do you wish you had said things differently? The art of public speaking is one that can be learned through preparation and practice. We will be covering topics such as: developing confidence, essential elements in successful speaking, how to open/close a speech, diction, and much more. The Speaker’s Compact Handbook ISBN: 978-0-495-57079-0. is optional.’Instructor: Berryhill 8 sessionsReg Fee: $85 Location: FHS/Rm 32230194 W 6:30-8:30pm 1/26-3/23

Speak With Confidence -Part 2Continuation of Speak with Confidence-Part 1. We will explore a wide variety of conversational subjects and how to approach them. Learn ways to skillfully navigate more difficult and advanced conversation subjects, euphemisms, and gender-neutral language and how to converse in culturally sensitive ways about co-workers, the elderly, etc. Additional subjects discussed include the nuances of how to make polite requests and how to diplomatically refuse invitations or offers. The textbook for this course is: The Communication Skills Book by Matthew McKay ISBN: 9781572245921. Instructor: Corrente 8 sessionsReg Fee: $85 Location: ACE / Rm T1230058 W 11:30am-2pm 1/26-3/23

American English PronunciationYou’ve learned English, but you want to speak more effectively. Advanced learners improve business, professional, and personal communication skills. Focus on accented speech sounds and intonation patterns that interfere with clear communication and contribute to misunderstandings. Practice effective oral presentations. The textbook for this course is Mastering the American Accent with Audio CDs by Lisa Mojsin ISBN: 9780764195822Instructor: Corrente 8 sessionsReg Fee: $85 Location: LHS /Rm 615230192 M 10am-12pm 1/24-3/21

Conversation CirclesThis class is open to all Advanced ESL students. Practice speaking, listening & pronunciation. Use the ESL language computer learning lab, including the Rosetta stone software to help boost your english skills. This is a fun, dynamic, interactive, informal conversation class. Meet new friends!Instructor: Corrente 16 sessionsReg Fee: $110 Location: LHS /Rm 614230193 TTh 12:15-2:15pm 1/25-3/24

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Silver Fabrication - CastingThis course is offered for four eight week sessions during the year, each session will have a specific focus. The first eight week session is generally fabrication bezels for cabochons to be made into rings, broaches, pendants, and/or earrings. The second eight week session focuses on casting. The third eight week session focuses on advanced techniques, rolling mill, billets, step bezels, chain. The final eight week session focuses on casting. A $25 material fee is payable to the instructor for expendable supplies and tools. The student pays for metal and stones. Contact the instructor for any info @ [email protected]. The Thursday Silver Jewelry class 210215 is designed for advanced students who only need studio time to work on their jewelry projects. Instructor will be available to provide guidance; no instruction. Material fee $10.Instructor: Schiltz 8 sessionsReg Fee: $100 Location: HHS / Rm D1210215 Tu 6:30-9:30pm 1/25-3/22 210216 Th 6:30-9:30pm 1/27-3/24

Silver Clay- From Lump to Art JewelryFine silver in clay form! Learn the basics of creating with this exciting medium. In this beginning class, students will form, finish and fire their metal clay designs into fine silver jewelry. Learn to work with clay, slip and syringes forms of the material; set a stone and apply finish techniques. No prior experience with metal clay is required. There is a $72+ material fee payable to the instructor at the first session. Costs based on market rate of silver. Instructor: Scott 4 sessionsReg Fee: $65 Location: CHS/ Rm 815210419 Th 6:30-9:30pm 2/3-3/3

Mosaic -Special ProjectsThis course is designed for the continuing mosaic student. The instructor will work with each student to help him develop a project suited to each student’s individual skill/experience level. Prepared substrate, adhesives, ceramic tile and grout provided. Students may create a mosaic portrait from a photograph of their subject. Class will include a demonstration on how to translate a photo into a design for mosaic . A materials fee of $15.00 is payable to the instructor at the first class.Instructor: Grudsky 8 sessionsReg Fee: $100 Loc: FHS/ Art Ceramics Rm228041 W 6:30 - 9:30pm 1/26-3/23

Stained GlassCreate gifts of timeless beauty! Learn the history and secrets of the remarkable Tiffany style. Designing, pattern making, cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, and finishing will be covered. Students need to provide approximately $200+ worth of equipment and supplies, depending on the complexity of the project selected. Attendance is

mandatory at first class meeting as a supply list is explained and schedule will be provided. A materials fee of $8 is payable to the instructor at the first class.Instructor: Rotermund 8 sessionsReg Fee: $100 Location: CHS/ Rm 815211016 Tu 6:30-9:30pm 1/25-3/22

Trash to TreasuresLet’s make beautiful art boxes from recycled cereal, tissue, pasta or any empty box. We’ll use acrylic paint, clip art, ephemera, pens, oil pastels, and more to create unique gift boxes suitable for birthdays, holidays or any occasion.Please bring at least 3 empty boxes you’d like to beautify and sharp scissors. All other materials will be supplied; materials fee of $2 is payable to the instructor.Instructor: Delaune-Renson 1 sessionReg Fee: $30 Location: ACE/ Rm 6211015 Sat 9am-12pm 3/26

Exquisite Beaded JewelryIf you like beautiful beaded jewelry, then this is the class for you! You will learn a high standard of craftsmanship to create the perfect piece of jewelry for you or as gifts. In the beginning to intermediate class, you will be learning how to wire-wrap and forge wire; you will make “True Chandelier” earrings and a ring. In the March session (course #210847), you will be furthering and mastering the technique of wire-wrapping; you will make a “Forget-me-not”necklace and earrings. A materials fee of $30 is payable to the instructor at the first session; additional materials and tools may be purchased from the instructor for other projects. The instructor has years of experience teaching and creating

beautiful jewelry; check www.beadalena.com for more information. Instructor: Okin 2 sessions Reg Fee: $35 Location: ACE / T-1 210845 W 6:30-8:30pm 1/26-2/2

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Mosaic -BeginnersThis class is designed for Beginners. Students will learn tile setting, nipping, thin set and grout applications. Students will enhance their creativity by drawing and manipulating with primary/complementary colors. Table tops, flower pots, wall hangers and much more will be offered as class projects for you to take home. Mr. Grudsky is an accomplished artist who has designed mosaics for public places. A materials fee of $15 is payable to the instructor at the first class.Instructor: Grudsky 8 sessionsReg Fee: $100 Loc: FHS/ Art Ceramics Rm211018 M 6:30 - 9:30pm 1/24-3/21

Bring Your Own Beads (BYOB)Bring your own beads, garage sale finds, broken or work-in-progress beaded pieces, and let’s have fun! Perfect 2-week class to master designing, stringing and finishing techniques. Bring clasps, stringing materials, etc necessary to complete projects; additional materials and kits available for purchase from instructor. GOOD READING GLASSES OR MAGNIFIERS required for detailed work. The instructor has years of experience teaching and creating beautiful jewelry; check www.beadalena.com for more information. Instructor: Okin 2 sessions Reg Fee: $35 Location: ACE / T-1282032 W 6:30-8:30pm 2/9-2/16210846 W 6:30-8:30pm 3/16-3/23

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Silver Clay-3d Silver Jewelry ObjectsIn this intermediate class, you will learn to make and embellish fine silver rings and hollow forms. Torch firing, patinas, and stone setting techniques will also be covered. Prior experience with metal clay or art clay silver is required. There is a $85+ material fee payable to the instructor at the first session (costs based on market rate of silver).Instructor: Scott 4 sessionsReg Fee: $65 Location: CHS/ Rm 815210420 Th 6:30-9:30pm 3/10-3/31


MatCutting Made Really Easy !Learn how to cut mats like a PRO! This introductory class will cover skills necessary to cut single and double mats. Learn about proper matting materials. Students will learn proper hinging techniques and take home handy sample guides. Students will have access to Logan Compact cutters and Fletcher professional cutters. Jerilyn has twenty plus years of experience as an artist and is a Certified Professional Framer. Her tips make measuring and cutting fun! Bring to class: a calculator, pencil, and a small tape measure. Students may work on a small project (no larger than 14 x 18) and will need to bring in their own matting supplies after the first class. A materials fee of $25 is payable to the instructor for the hands on supplies. Excellent class for photographers & artisans alike! Instructor: Lightfoot 3 sessionsReg Fee: $41 Location: ACE/ Rm 8226147 Th 6:30-9pm 2/3-2/17

Exploring Celtic Letterforms and DecorationThis class will work on studying the rounded letters of Uncial and then branch into Half Uncial. It will include the fascinating decorative elements and how to develop the creatures that wrap around the letters such as in the Book of Kells. Materials fee of $5 is payable to the instructor at the first class. No class 3/3.Instructor: Frank 8 sessionsReg Fee: $80 Location: HHS/ Rm D2210017 Th 7-9pm 1/27-3/31

Oil PaintingIn this oil painting class you will learn to paint from still life: the focus will be on composition, fundamental drawing and color mixing. All levels are welcome! Beginning students will be guided by the instructor. The student’s individual artistic development and creativity will be reinforced. The supplies list will be handed out at the first class with a detailed description of what you need to purchase. Due to color mixing techniques, you may not need to buy as many paints.Instructor: Peeren 6 sessionsReg Fee: $75 Location: ACE/ Rm 8210901 F 9am-12pm 1/28-3/11

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WatercolorHave fun learning to paint in beautiful transparent watercolor! This class is designed for the absolute beginner as well as those who have some watercolor experience. You’ll learn about watercolor tools, materials, techniques (including the fun tricks), color mixing, composition, and lots of other useful tidbits of info. Each class will include an instructional demo, one on one guidance and plenty of time to apply and practice what you’ve learned. A materials list is available by emailing Sharon at [email protected]: Hogan 8 sessionsReg Fee: $100 Location: FHS / Art Rm210848 Beg W 6:30-9:30pm 1/26-3/23210417 Beg/Int M 6:30-9:30pm 1/24-3/21

Oil Painting-Joy of ColorThis course teaches students to paint representative landscapes using oil paints. Participants do not have to know how to draw in order to paint well. Using an innovative and proven technique, this course “re-educates” people who often believe they cannot learn perspective-based drawing. Each student will select a unique picture, based on what is most appealing. Students typically complete paintings that are truly remarkable within 8 weeks or longer. This would depend on each individual. Students must buy their own paints, canvas and other supplies. Please email Doreen Walker at [email protected] to get your supply list. Instructor: Walker 8 sessionsReg Fee: $100 Location: ACE / Rm 2A282028 Tu 2-5pm 1/25-3/22

One Stroke Painting for AllIn this class you will learn basic One Stroke techniques to paint beautiful flowers and leaves. This painting style is great for scrapbookers, card makers, calligraphers, and anyone who wants to make beautiful artwork. This painting is done with acrylic paint and basically one paint brush. It can be applied to many surfaces: paper, walls, glass, terra cotta, mailboxes, wood, fabric and more. Please bring to class one brush; choice of Simply Simon-flat shader #12 or Royal Soft Grip SG700 1⁄2” or Royal Soft Grip #12 SG150 or SG700. Materials fee: $1 for paper, paint, floating mediumInstructor: Delaune-Rensen 2 sessionsReg: $45 Location: ACE/Rm 6210175 Sat 9am-12pm 3/12-3/19

Oil Painting SaturdaysIn this oil painting class you will learn to paint from still life: the focus will be on composition, fundamental drawing and color mixing. All levels are welcome! Beginning students will be guided by the instructor. The student’s individual artistic development and creativity will be reinforced. The supplies list will be handed out at the first class with a detailed description of what you need to purchase. Due to color mixing techniques, you may not need to buy as many paints. Instructor: Peeren 4 sessionsReg Fee: $90 Location: ACE/ 2A210900 Sat 9am-2pm 3/5-3/26

Drawing: Pen, Ink & Varied MediaWe will work with charcoal, graphite, colored pencils, oil pastels and ink pens. (No chalk pastel please) Weekly demonstrations and exercises based on basic drawing principles such as composition, perspective and value are given. This is a fun and skill-enhancing class done in a friendly cooperative workshop format. You may bring your own subjects for drawing or choose from those provided. More information about the instructor can be found at ArtforpersonalGrowth.com. Her Artwork can be viewed at Zoyart.com. A $5.00 materials fee is due to the instructor at first class. No class 2/24.Instructor: Scholis 8 sessionsReg Fee: $50 Location: ACE/ Rm 2A230180 Th 1:15-3:15pm 1/27-3/24

Realistic Drawing and Oil Painting Have fun learning how to create a life-like portrait, still life or landscape. Bring your own photo or choose from the instructor’s file. Start out in pencil or charcoal where the focus is on shapes and values Transfer your drawing onto canvas or pastel paper then focus on color and composition. Instruction is individualized and at your own pace. All levels are welcome. Jean Grapp has 25 years of experience as an artist. Her training includes the methods of the old masters. Her work can be viewed at www.jeangrapp.com Please email [email protected] for the supply list.Instructor: Grapp 8, 7 sessionsReg Fee: $100, $85 Loc: CHS/Rm 810,ACE/Rm 8210019 Th 6:30-9:30pm 1/27-3/24210018 M 9am-12pm 1/24-3/14

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ngHealthy Soy Dishesadd more variety to a vegetarian dish. Come and explore the diversity of flavors and meals produced by the pairing of Indian spices and soy. In this hands-on class, we will start by making mock madras chicken curry, made with aromatic spices, mustard seeds and chili for those who like it spicy; mock lamb curry immersed in a nutty cream sauce of fragrant spices and yogurt; mock shrimp curry, cooked in a rich tomato and coconut sauce; salmon fish curry with fenugreek seeds. We will also prepare a variety of breads and rice dishes to compliment these dishes. Can you believe that all of these treats are vegetarian? Bring an empty container for leftover food. A food fee of $45 is payable to the instructor at the first class.Instructor: Mehta 3 sessionsReg Fee: $60 Location: FHS /Kitchen229980 W 6-9pm 2/2-2/16

Quick & Easy ItalianAn introduction to healthy and simple Italian cooking, the way new Italian cuisine is presented in Italy today. In this 4 class session, you will learn a full authentic Italian menu in each class from appetizer to dessert, pasta to pizza, delicate salads and hearty soups. In every session we’ll start with a classic antipasto,

easy and quick to prepare. Dishes such as Crostinis with Green and Black Olive Pesto, Artichoke Crostinis, Spaghettini with Shrimp and Arugula, Penne with Chicken & Peas in Cream Sauce, Tomato Salad with Fresh Mozzarella from Capri, Peppery Greens with Pears and Pecorino, Chicken Marsala, Naples-style Carnival Lasagna with Eggplants, Risotto Milanese, Tuscan Rosemary Focaccia Bread, Pizza with Nutella, Cappuccino Panna Cotta, Ricotta Cheese Fritters with Vin Santo Peaches, Limoncello (after dinner Liqueur) and so much more. Chef Suzanne travels extensively to Italy to bring back new and innovative recipes and will share her experiences, anecdotes and recipes from several gastronomic regions in Italy. She also teaches yearly at the Cordon Blue Institute in Florence. This class is only scratching the surface of Italian cooking, with endless possibilities guaranteed. Food Fee $60 Instructor: Vandyck 4 sessionsReg Fee: $90 Location: CHS / Rm 910229978 Th 6-9:30pm 1/27-2/17

North African CuisineCookbook Author and International Chef Suzanne and guest chefs are inviting you for a trip to Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Mauritania and Libya constituting the Maghreb literally meaning “place of sunset “ to discover the wealth of healthy and flavorful dishes that is part of the North African Mediterranean diet and accentuated with the use of distinct and exotic spice mixtures which are paramount. Dishes such as Moroccan: spiced Shrimp Tagine, Spiced Carrot Soup, Preserved lemons; Tuni-sian: Harissa (hot pepper and spice condiment), Slata Mechouia (Pepper and Tomato salad), Bouza (hazelnut custard); Algerian: Spiced and Herbed Chili and Beans dish, Date Charlotte, Rice, Pepper and Herb salad in Vinaigrette, Mauritanian: Fish Stew with rice and vegetables; Lib-yan: Lamb and Orzo soup, Spinach Turnovers, Pumpkin spiced dip with Pita Bread, Moroccan versus Tunisian Couscous,

and so much more....... Don’t miss this ethnic culinary feast for all eyes and senses. Food Fee $45 Instructor: Vandyck 3 sessionsReg Fee: $75 Location: CHS / Rm 910229161 Tu 6-9:30pm 2/1-2/15

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Tofu Goes Mediterranean/VegetarianSoy protein provides numerous health benefits. This time, Chef Suzanne has put tofu and soy in her Mediterranean repertoire and is showing you adventurous and new ways to add soy to your diet, to get full health benefits and most important enjoy good taste. She is introducing you to a new tofu world, full of flavors and versatility. Join her for some vegetarian home cooked meals: Soy and Spinach-Artichoke Dip with Whole Grain Breads, Linguini with Edamame in Roasted Garlic Sauce, Oven Roasted Balsamic Tofu in a Vegetable Medley, Greek Salad with Tangy Lemon Tofu Dressing and Decadent Chocolate Mocha Tofu Mousse. Food Fee $15. Instructor: Vandyck 1 sessionReg Fee: $35 Location: CHS / Rm 910229850 Tu 6-9:30pm 3/1

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Mardi Gras Celebration Join Cookbook Author and our International Chef for a Louisiana style Mardi Gras celebration also known as Fat Tuesday. In this workshop you will learn how to make a King’s cake (a sweetened yeast bread, usually baked in a ring shape with a hidden token in the cake. The lucky recipient may also be expected to bake the King Cake or throw the Mardi Gras party for the following year). You also will be making your own Beignets, Café de monde style, which will be enjoyed with Café au Lait.As they say in New Orleans, Laissez le bon temps rouler, or Let the good times roll! Food fee $15. Instructor: Vandyck 1 sessionReg Fee: $35 Location: CHS / Rm 910229851 Tu 6-9:30pm 3/8

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Rosemary Dishes of the MediterraneanCooks around the Mediterranean have used rosemary for centuries as a culinary and medicinal herb and is still one of the most popular herbs today in the international culinary world. Cookbook author and international chef Suzanne is inviting you to discover the versatility of this aromatic herb that she is using in a variety of dishes from savory appetizers and entrees to even dessert. Join her for a full course Mediterranean menu with Black Olive Tapenade on Crostinis, Oven Roasted Garlic & Rosemary Potatoes, stuffed Mediterranean Chicken Breast in Phyllo pastry, fresh Salad Greens with Balsamic- Rosemary Vinaigrette, Lemon Rosemary Sorbet with Rosemary Shortbread cookies and Rosemary Liqueur, while she is going over the history and medicinal uses of this powerful and fragrant herb. Menu can be adjusted to vegetarian needs. Food fee $15. Instructor: Vandyck 1 sessionReg Fee: $35 Location: CHS / Rm 910229852 Tu 6-9:30pm 3/15

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Flavors of Ireland Cookbook Author and International Chef Suzanne is celebrating Saint Patrick’s day with a hearty traditional Irish dinner full of heartwarming flavors that are common in Ireland and often made in family homes. Join us for Brotanchan Foltchep (Leek and Oatmeal Soup), Beef and Guinness casserole with Colcan-non (Kale/Cabbage and Potato Mash) and we top it of with a festive Irish Whiskey Cake. Food fee $15. Instructor: Vandyck 1 sessionReg Fee: $35 Location: CHS / Rm 910229853 Th 6-9:30pm 3/17

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Mediterranean CuisineWho said healthy food has to taste bad? Come and learn how various spices are used to enhance and make Mediterranean cuisine unique. We will make a spinach dish made with tomato sauce and beef that you are sure to love. We will also make fish stuffed with fresh vegetables and black olives and smothered in citrus sauce. Along with those dishes, you will also have a chance to make side dishes. At the end of each session you will sweeten up your palate with dessert, i.e. rolled Baklava, and more. So put on your apron and let’s get started! Bring a container for leftovers! $30 food fee is payable to the instructor at the first class.Instructor: Khalil 2 sessionsReg Fee: $45 Location:CHS /910229157 Tu 6:30-9:30pm 3/22-3/29

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ooking & FinanceVegetarian Indian Cuisine 1You may want to eat more vegetarian meals that are tasty, healthy and fun to prepare and these hands-on classes are for you. In the 3 sessions, you will learn to cook a full IndianVegetarian dinner including: Channa Masala, Palak Paneer, Mango lasi, Cucumber raita, Parathas, Naan, Biryani and lots more. So join me and let’s get cooking! A food fee of $45 is payable to the instructor at the first class.Instructor: Mehta 3 sessionsReg Fee: $60 Location: FHS /Kitchen229156 M 6-9pm 1/31-2/14

2011 Real Estate Forecast2011 Real Estate Forecast and 6 Ways to Profit from It!• 1 in 3 mortgages in the US is “underwater”• 70% of Option loans the riskiest loans are underwater• One out of every two homeowners/investors in five states is underwater• These facts and many others spell one thing for informed investors this time around: Opportunity!Why is NOW the right time and why is this big deal? Well, Forbes predicts that 10 million millionaires will be created from this downturn - why shouldn’t YOU be one of them? “Your ability to profit in the coming bounce-back will be in direct proportion to your knowledge of timing and market opportunities. You, too, can hold the keys to the kingdom THIS time around.”Instructor: Yee 1 sessionReg Fee: $40 Location: CHS/Rm 119253067 Tu 6:30 - 9:30pm 2/15

Purchasing Tax Deed Foreclosure LotsNow is the best time to purchase developed home lots from the best locations in the US for pennies on the dollar. In this coming decade, about 78 million baby boomers are approaching retirement and will be looking for the most desirable locations to spend their retirement years. Today there are thousands of properties and lots that go on sale by county governments to recover taxes on properties where taxes are not being paid. Topics Include: • How to purchase developed lots on country clubs, golf courses, and country club developments for only $4,000 and up • How to own these lots free and clear, how to bid for them at auctions • How to build wealth with very little money, no financing required, even with bad or no credit • How to buy developed lots for cash, with your self-directed IRA and even with your credit cards • How to use your lots to pay for your children or grandchildren’s college as well as for your own retirementInstructor: Yee 1 sessionReg Fee: $40 Location: CHS/Rm 119253076 Th 6:30am - 9:30pm 3/3

Use your IRA to Invest in Real EstateThe current economic crisis and the stock market downturn have affected many Americans’ ability to retire comfortably. Many people have lost 30-50% of their retirement portfolio in the past few years with mutual funds, stocks, bonds, etc.You will learn: • Why your financial advisor and stockbroker does not want you to use your IRA to buy real estate • By using a Self-Directed IRA, your income property’s rental income and appreciation grows tax deferred. • With Self-directed IRA, you do not need to qualify for a mortgage loan as the IRA will be the owner, so therefore your credit or job history will not be an issue • How Non-recourse IRA financing is a key element in leveraging your IRA funds.. and how it can be done quickly with no additional qualifications • Learn how to buy foreclosure properties for pennies on the dollar in the best real estate markets in the country and watch your wealth grow significantly Instructor: Yee 1 sessionReg Fee: $40 Location: CHS/Rm119253082 Tu 6:30am - 9:30pm 3/1

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Vegetarian Indian Cuisine 3In this class we will be covering Gujerati style which has a special place in Indian cuisine. It is a subtle blend of exquisite flavors and textures. A little bit of sweet, a little bit of spice; from dhokla to khanvi and binda to tindora, the diversity of this cuisine provides satisfaction to everyone’s palate. To the many cooking enthusiasts eager to experiment with Gujarati cuisine, this class is for you. Some of the recipes you will learn are: sweet lentil roti, millet roti, vegetables such as field beans, tindora (Indian gerkin), binda (okra), stuffed eggplant and much more.Bring empty containers for left overs.$45 food fee is payable to the instructor at the first class.Instructor: Mehta 3 sessionsReg Fee: $60 Location: CHS /910229258 M 6-9pm 2/28-3/14

Purchase Govt ForeclosuresLearn how to take advantage of today’s once in a lifetime opportunity to buy government foreclosure homes Requires 5-10% down for real estate investors; FICO score of 640+ only! Typically requires about $5,000 to $10,000 total out of pocket to purchase $60,000 to $150,000 homes in the best real estate markets in the country • Excellent mortgage rate of 5% with easy financing and own unlimited properties • Buy now at the bottom of the market and watch your wealth double in value in about 5-7 years while most Americans are struggling living paycheck to paycheck • Tax benefits of buying real estateLearn how the impact of today’s real estate market and the economic situation will affect your retirementInstructor: Yee 1 sessionReg Fee: $40 Location: CHS/Rm 119253070 Tu 6:30 - 9:30pm 3/8


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Learn the Basics of SewingIn this class, you will learn how to adjust a commercial pattern to fit your body correctly! You will learn to start your sewing project on the muslin fabric. Before you actually cut your fabric, you will choose to make a skirt and/or a top. You will need to bring the following: simple A-line skirt pattern, muslin fabric (2 yards), ruler, sewing chalk, tape measure, scissors, seam ripper, clipper, needle, thread, silk pins, and thimble. You may bring your own sewing machine or use one available in the classroom. The instructor has years of experience working in all facets of the clothing and fashion industry.Instructor: Kucsak 8 sessionsReg Fee: $90 Location: ACE/ Rm 6 226387 Tu 6-9pm 1/25-3/22

Make Your Own AlterationsLearn how to make your own alterations! In a short period of time, you will learn how to shorten your pants, skirts, and jacket sleeves. Also, you will learn how to take in or let out your clothes or sew for yourself. You will need to bring the following to class: portable sewing machine, tape measure, ruler, needle, thread, scissors, silk pins, seam ripper and thimble. The instructor has years of experience in high couture fashion. Instructor: Kucsak 8 sessionsReg Fee: $90 Location: ACE/ Rm 6 228057 Th 6-9pm 1/27-3/24

Cute Easter Project Made from Yo Yo's What is a fabric yo-yo? They are circles of fabric gath-ered to make fabric rosettes. These are sewn by hand using a running stitch that form into adorable fabric puffs. These little adorable creatures will surely bring delight to any Easter basket or table decoration. This a fun and easy project. Yo Yos are also cute as a garland, mobiles, hanging on an Easter tree or sewn on an Easter apron or a little girls Easter pinafore. A materials fee of $25 is payable to the instructor that includes all supplies used in the class kit. Students will have access to a pro-fessional die cutter to cut out yo yo circles to take home to sew later.Instructor: Lightfoot 1 sessionReg Fee: $25 Location: ACE/ Rm 5B210936 Sat 9am-12:30pm 3/26

Financial Workshop for Individual InvestorsThis class is for retirees or people nearing retirement who want to learn more about setting realistic financial goals, making wise financial decisions and avoiding unexpected financial risks. Class participants will learn how to increase

investment income, reduce taxes on investments and grow retirement savings. Investments discussed will include: CD’s, government bonds, tax-free bonds, mutual funds, stocks, annuities and life insurance investments. The class will also include guest presentations on estate planning, tax planning and annuities. An optional fee of $5 is payable to the instructor at the first night of class for the class workbook. Instructor: Bergstrom 3 sessionsReg Fee: $60 Location: FHS /Rm 41252358 W 6-9pm 2/2-2/16 How to Avoid Probate

Learn about probate and explore ways to avoid it. Emphasis will be on the use of living trusts as an alternative to probate. Samples of living trusts will be provided to each class participant. John Breckenridge is an attorney specializing in estate planning and living trustInstructor: Breckenridge 1 sessionReg Fee: $30 Location: CHS /Rm 107252417 Tu 7-9:30pm 2/8

Make it YourselfLearn to make beautiful items for yourself or to give as gifts in the color and design that suits you. In this class, you will learn to make a variety of items, from the simple to the elaborate – tablecloths, runners, kitchen and wardrobe accessories, book covers, pencil pouches, eyeglass cases, bags, and much more. You can bring your pattern to the class or borrow one of the patterns available. Some knowledge of using the sewing machine is necessary. Fari is an accomplished decorator and stylist who has worked extensively in Europe and in the U.S. Instructor: Kucsak 4 sessionsReg Fee: $80 Location: ACE/ Rm 6227688 Sat 10am-1pm 3/5-3/26

Create Digital Photo AlbumsGet ready to make your own personal photo albums by taking this 2-day workshop. We will show you how to enhance, organize and edit each photograph using iphoto and Shutterfly. Get step-by-step support from the class instructor. Bring your own prints and scan them in class or

your own media, i.e. CD, memory card or stick with your favorite pictures. Instructor: Leija 3 sessionsReg Fee $85 Location: ACE / Rm 9 282027 Sat 9:30am-12pm 3/12-3/26

Mortgages - What Lenders Don't Tell YouWhether you are a homeowner, renter, or getting ready to purchase a new home, this class is for you! You will learn how to be prepared to negotiate the best loan for yourself. You will gain insight on how lenders quote rates, wholesale and retail loans, and other behind the scenes information. You will better understand your credit report and FICO scores. You will learn the single, biggest and most costly mistake made by borrowers and how to avoid it! Ms. Butcher is a mortgage officer, licensed by the state of California. She will share with you what you need to know to protect yourself.Instructor: Butcher 1 sessionReg Fee: $25 Location: CHS / Rm 106252018 Tu 6:30-8:30pm 2/1

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Retro Apron Fun!Aprons were originally worn as a utilitarian outer garment to cover the front of the body to protect the wearers clothes from soiling, wear and tear. Over the years many different styles of aprons evolved depending on the purpose, and were often named after the trade, craft or profession that used that particular design. A Retro apron is based on a surprisingly easy technique that requires only the simplest sewing. A materials fee of $30 is payable to the instructor for 2 apron kit. Students will be assembling and sewing one apron in class. Please bring a sewing machine in good working order and basic sewing supplies. A limited number of sewing machines may be reserved. Email: [email protected] if you wish to reserve a machine. Register early! Instructor: Lightfoot 1 sessionReg Fee: $25 Location: ACE/ Rm 5B226200 Sat 9am-12:30pm 3/12

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Knitting Workshop This course is a knitting workshop designed to meet the knitter’s goals. This is an ongoing, unstructured class that provides you with the individual instruction that YOU need. Whether you’ve just finished a beginning class and want the weekly support to finish your first project, or you’ve knitted for years but always known there were tricks that could make it easier and more fun, this is the perfect class for you. Students work on a project of their choice. If you’d like to learn to knit, bring size 7 knitting needles and worsted yarn. No class 2/22.Instructor: Miller 8 sessionsReg Fee: $80 Location: ACE/ Rm 5B282034 Tu 6:30-8:30pm 1/25-3/22

Beginning Crochet Learn the wonderful art of crochet, and make a lovely scarf. You will learn to chain, single crochet, double crochet, weave in ends and put optional fringe. You may either bring to the class the following materials, or purchase a kit containing yarn/hook and pattern. Materials: 2 balls Caron Simply Soft yarn (your choice of color or colors - you can make your scarf in one color or a mix of two colors) Crochet hook, size J. A materials fee of $20 is payable to the instructor at the first class if you choose to buy a kit.Instructor: Miller 3 sessionsReg Fee: $40 Location: FHS/ Rm 44228056 W 6-8:30pm 2/2-2/16

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Crochet WorkshopOnce you have basic crochet skills, you can go on to other interesting projects. Enjoy the camaraderie of others and get help if you get stuck. Bring your own project to class. Or you may purchase a pattern for five dollars, or if you wish the instructor can put together a kit for you with your custom color choices. Some kit choices include: artful blankets, creative edging, hats, houseware items (table runners, placemats, hotpad holders, plant coasters), wraps (ponchos, shawls, shrugs), and embroidering on crochet. Prices for the kit varies. You can visit her website at www.channingdesign.com Instructor: Miller 4 sessionsReg Fee: $60 Location: FHS/ Rm 44228059 W 6-8:30pm 3/2-3/23

Ikebana, Int/Adv with Fusako HoyrupThe Art of Ikebana taught by Fusako Hoyrup, a native of Japan. She holds the Shukan Degree, the highest degree presented by Headmaster Wafu Teshigahara of Wafukai School. Anyone who has taken 4 or more sessions of Beg/Int is eligible for Int/ Adv Ikebana. Instructor: Hoyrup 8 sessionsReg Fee: $105 Lab Fee: $72 Location: ACE/2A226157 Int/Adv Tu 6:30-9:30pm 1/25-3/22

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Ikebana, Beg/Int with MatatyaouLearn the art of flower arrangements using plant materials gathered from nature. Gain a basic understanding and appreciation of the art of Ikebana. Bring a flat bottom container, Ikebana pin frog and Ikebana scissors to first class. (You may purchase Ikebana scissors and pin frogs in class.) Lab fee pays for flowers. Learn the art of Japanese flower arrangements. In this beginning class, you will gain an appreciation of ikebana that is designed to show the beauty of each flower/plant. If you have a flat bottom container that is at least 2-3 inches deep (similar to a pyrex baking dish), you may use it as a “vase” for your initial floral arrangements. You will need to have an Ikebana pin frog and scissors; these supplies, as well as a few ikebana containers, may be purchased in class. The lab fee pays for the flowers.Instructor: Matatyaou 8 sessions Reg Fee: $105 Lab Fee: $72 Location: ACE/2A226149 Beg/Int F 9:30am-12:30pm 1/28-3/25

Reg Fee: $105 Lab Fee: $72 Location: ACE/Cafe226383 Beg/Int Th 6:30-9:30pm 1/27-3/24

Reg Fee: $105 Lab Fee: $72 Location: ACE/2A226384 Beg/Int Th 9am-12pm 1/27-3/24

Reg Fee: $105 Lab Fee: $72 Location: ACE/2A226382 Beg/Int M 6:30-9:30pm 1/24-3/21

Interior DesignTransform your living space without spending $$$. In this class, we go over guidelines for: 1. Furniture arrangements based on your living space, 2. Colors and lights based on your lifestyle and comfort zone, 3. Mixing and matching what you got with something new or vintage based on your personal taste and budget. This class is recommended for those who are interested in “staging” and/or “Furniture Retail Stores” as a career. Please bring a few pictures of your living space to the first class.Instructor: Abdollahi 2 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 4 Reg Fee $50226390 Sat 10:30am-12:30pm 3/5-3/12

Knitting BeginningHave you never knitted, or do you know some basics but are not comfortable in an intermediate class yet? Join us! We will learn to cast on (CO), bind off (BO), knit (K), purl (P), and how to fix mistakes! You can get started on a simple project like a scarf, hat, or washcloth in class and receive help if you get stuck. There will be a handout with many techniques and definitions. Learn how to read patterns! Learn the difference between needle sizes, types, and finishes. Learn how to read those nasty little yarn labels! Please bring a worsted weight (20sts/4”, light or medium weight, #3 or #4) yarn and appropriate needles (straight or circular size 8 or 3.75mm should work, or whatever is printed on the label of your yarn) to class. This is a friendly environment – don’t be scared to try it! Knitting is very popular, and many blogs, tips online, and free patterns are available.Instructor: Miller 3 sessionsReg Fee: $55 Location: ACE/ Rm 5B228058 Th 6:30-8:30pm 2/3-2/17

How to Make Mataro Kimekomi DollIn this class, you will learn how to make a traditional Japanese Kimekomi Doll. You will begin with a mold and then use a small spatula to apply glue in the grooves carved in the body of a doll. Next you will insert the edges of fabric into the grooves with a spatula. The end result will be a treasured Kimekomi Doll. A materials fee of $50 is payable to the instructor and pays for the mold as well as the fabric to dress the doll. Instructor: Wasano 8 sessionsReg Fee: $80 Location: CHS/ Rm410 226385 Th 7-9pm 1/27-3/24

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Fun With MagicIf you like Magic it’s even better when you can do it! Magic is a great ice breaker and can be used to entertain adults and children alike. Use your Fun With Magic skills in the house, at the office or while traveling. This introductory two hour, eight week course will cover: cards, coins, ropes and utilize basic household items. A materials fee of $15 is payable to the instructor at the first class. Continuing students will learn new skills. Instructor: Sieler 8 sessionsReg Fee: $60 Location: FHS/ Rm 144204247 M 6:30 - 8:30pm 1/24-3/21

Healthy Grooming for your DogThis 2-hour class covers basic tips to help you take care of your dog safely and how you can improve the quality of your pet’s life. We will cover the following grooming topics: nail clipping, plucking and cleaning ears, teeth and tartar, foxtails and burrs, skin conditions, and more. We will also discuss the differences in dog food, the importance of exercise, brushing and other common

issues you may encounter. Please do not bring your dog to class.Instructor: Petersen 1 session Reg Fee: $35 Location: CHS/ Rm 316 251814 Th 6:30- 8:30pm 2/17

Everyday MathDo you dislike Math? Are your youngsters having trouble with Math? Develop confidence to help and inspire them when they come to you for homework problems. This class is targeted as a refresher course for those who may have forgotten, or think they may have forgotten, what they once knew. You will get tips on balancing your checkbook, creating a budget, using Bill-Pay online, calculating principal and interest on loans. Learn how to recognize price tricks in stores and how to know which is the better buy. Find out what banks look for on loan applications, how to compute simple interest, calculate areas and perimeters, review fractions, decimals and percentages. Take the mystery out of Math. Let’s have fun!Instructor: Butcher 1 sessionReg Fee: $30 Location: FHS/ Rm 33251799 W 6:30 - 8:30pm 2/2

Teenage SecretsWhat’s a parent to do when they find their seemingly well adjusted and happy teen has secrets that may be harmful to themselves or others? What do teens need from parents to feel safe to share? Our teens are faced with challenges that could benefit from the experience and perspectives of an adult. Will they be open to receiving the wisdom of our years? Only if there were trust. We will share straight from teens what they feel about secrets and trust and address the issue of how parents can become trustworthy. Carol and Lisa are Family & Relationship coaches. learn more about them at www.familyontheedge.com.Instructor: Satterlee/Fairchild 1 sessionReg Fee: $30 Location: ACE/ Rm 11251811 Th 6:30-8:30pm 3/3

Communicating with TeensDoes communicating with your teen seem impossible? We will be sharing what teens have said with regard to what shuts them down when talking with parents and what makes it hard for them to open up. We’ll share several tips for breaking down the barriers and opening the door to closer, more connected relationships with your teen. Carol and Lisa are Family & Relationship coaches. Learn more about them at www.familyontheedge.comInstructor: Satterlee/Fairchild 1 sessionReg Fee: $30 Location: ACE/ Rm 11251813 Th 6:30-8:30pm 2/3

Natural & Eco-Friendly CandlesStudents will learn how to make their own eco-friendly candles. We will discuss where to purchase ingredients, how to make each product and how to locate other candle-making recipes. Other methods of candle making will be covered. By the end of class, students will have created 1 soy container candle, 2 rolled beeswax candles and 2 soy votives. Handouts will be made available. Materials fee of $20 is payable to the instructor and covers the cost of all ingredients. Instructor: Stoia 1 sessionReg Fee: $40 Location: ACE/ Cafe227689 Sat 10am-2pm 3/28

Introduction to Lotion MakingHow would you like to learn how to make some of your favorite products in a solid form? In this demo class,, you will learn how to make a solid version of a lotion stick/massage bar, body scrub and bath oil. The class will cover packaging and other topics. Students will take home an extensive handout with recipes, resources and more, a

lotion stick, massage bar, body scrub and bath melts. A materials fee of $20 payable to the instructor will cover all supplies, equipment and handouts. Instructor: Stoia 1 sessionReg Fee: $40 Location: ACE/ Cafe282038 Sat 10am-2pm 3/5

Renovating Your LandscapeLearn how to evaluate and rework you landscape to bring beauty to your home and be more in tune with our Mediterranean climate and local ecology. This class will provide tips for getting the most from your irrigation system, improving your soil, controlling weeds and pests, and caring for your lawn. Pruning basics and renovation pruning will be covered. Learning about tough plants that thrive in our climate will help home gardeners make good plant choices. This course is taught by Master Gardeners, a UC cooperative extension. Instructor: Master Gardeners 3 sessionsReg Fee: $50 Location: ACE/ T1227272 M 6:30 - 8:30pm 2/28-3/14


Tri Yoga: Basics, Level 1 & 2TriYoga is a complete hatha yoga method, the union of posture, breath and focus. TriYoga practice includes relaxation, wave-like spinal movements and economy of motion. Each level prepares the student for the next as flexibility, strength, endurance, and knowledge of the yoga postures increase. Benefits of the TriYoga Practice include developing a supple spine and a dynamic nervous system, and awakening positive qualities such as emotional balance and mental clarity. Bring a yoga mat. Instructor: Olliges 8 sessionsReg Fee: $75 Location: ACE/ Rm 5B292957 Basic M 6-7pm 1/24-3/21292022 Level 2 M 7-8pm 1/24-3/21

Yoga Made EasyGentle, non-athletic poses. Suitable for beginners. Wear comfortable clothing. Bring yoga mat or towel. Optional: bring a yoga strap, yoga block, firm pillow to sit on or yoga blanket. No class 2/24Instructor: Wakimoto 8 sessionsReg Fee: $75 Location: WVE/ GLC292817 Beg Th 6-7pm 1/27-3/24

Yoga Poses range from gentle to semi-athletic, enhancing flexibility and strength.Wear comfortable clothing. Bring a yoga mat or a towel. Optional: yoga strap, yoga block, firm pillow to sit on or yoga blanket. No class 2/24.Instructor: Wakimoto 8 sessionsReg Fee: $75 Location: WVE/ GLC292956 Beg Th 7:15-8:15pm 1/27-3/24

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QiGong Plus: Exercise for Life In this class, you will learn a combination of QiGong movements, physical therapy and breathing exercises which have been proven effective. Students will learn exercise movements promoting flexibility, balance and energy. Through daily practice, students will harvest the benefits of physical and mental fitness. The instructor, Ed Lo, is an advocate of healthy living through regular physical and mental exercises. No class 2/10, 2/17, 2/24. Instructor: Lo 7 sessionsReg Fee: $60 Location: CHS /Cafe292260 Th 5:45-6:45pm 1/27-3/31

Blood Sugar Balance StrategiesDo you have brain fog, mood swings, weight issues, fatigue, constipation, sugar/food cravings, insomnia, high blood pressure and cholesterol? Your symptoms are real and there are natural strategies for you! Dr Sharon Dubner, D.C. & Dr. Allen Dubner, D.C. will share with you, how sugar balance is affecting your health problems, how to eat sweet and still be healthy, breaking the sugar-stress connection, key sugar strategies to lose weight and have abundant energy and prevent disease, and break-through easy to implement natural, self help techniques. Instructor: Dubner 1 sessionReg Fee: $30 Location: CHS/ Rm119205212 Th 7-9pm 2/17

Secrets of Maintaining a Healthy LifestyleWe will cover the four cornerstones of good health: nutrition, movement, emotion and sleep. You will learn what it takes to reduce the odds of becoming ill by making a few commonsense improvements in the way you live and eat. The instructor is a licensed accupuncturist and herbalist who is an advocate of healthy living by using basic foods and herbs available in local stores. Instructor: Lau 1 sessionReg Fee: $35 Location: ACE/ Rm 8227120 Sat 9:30am-12:30pm 3/5

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Debunking the Mysteries of Acupuncture & AcupressureDo you know the difference between acupuncture and acupressure? The two have much in common since both are centered on touching meridians which carry energy or chi right through a person’s body. In this course, you will learn the basic theory and application of acupuncture points. The instructor is a licensed acupuncturist and herbalist who is an advocate of healthy living by using basic and foods and herbs available in local stores.Instructor: Lau 1 sessionReg Fee: $35 Location: ACE/ Rm 8227121 Sat 9:30am-12:30pm 3/12

Using Natural Remedies for HealthLearn how to make home remedies from natural ingredients such as fruits, vegetables, and herbs. The instructor will give you tips on what you will need and where to purchase some of the necessary ingredients. The instructor is a licensed acupuncturist and herbalist who is an advocate of healthy living by using basic foods and herbs available in local stores.Instructor: Lau 1 sessionReg Fee: $35 Location: ACE/ Rm 8227122 Sat 9:30am-12:30pm 3/19

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Movement ImprovementImprove balance. Increase flexibility. Reduce pain. Discover how using variation, differentiation, and quality of movement will help you towards greater ease and comfort in your daily activities. Please bring a mat or towel and wear loose, comfortable clothing. Instructor is a Guild Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner. No class 2/23.Instructor: Sidlow Mann 8 sessionsLocation: ACE / Rm 5B Reg Fee: $30, $51087381 Age 50+ W 1:15-2:15pm 1/26-3/23293146 Others W 1:15-2:15pm 1/26-3/23

Yoga for Flexibility & StrengthIf you want to strengthen your body, add flexibility and movement, then this is the class for you. In this 1-1/2 hour class, we will go through a variety of yoga poses featuring different areas of your body. Special attention will be given to proper alignment as the critical key to good physical health. Miri is a certified Iyengar yoga instructor and has taught and participated in many different workshops through the years; she has personally experienced the physical benefits of daily yoga practice. Bring a yoga mat to class.Instructor: Rivlin 8 sessionsReg Fee: $45 ,$70 Location ACE/ 2A280237 Age 50+ M 12:30-2pm 1/24-3/21 292958 Others M 12:30-2pm 1/24-3/21

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Fencing for FitnessFencing exercises all the body’s muscles and relieves stress and aggression harmlessly. To maintain defensive positions, fencers need endurance, mental and physical quickness, agility and balance. Improve your muscle tone, sharpen your reflexes, restructure your “form”—take Fencing! A materials fee of $3 is payable to the instructor at the first class. Instructor: Chow 8 sessionsReg Fee: $85 Location: HHS / Cafeteria292117 Beg Tu 7-9pm 1/25-3/22292217 Int/Adv Th 7-9pm 1/27-3/24

Shape Up to MusicThis class offers participants high/low impact aerobic routines designed to achieve cardiovascular fitness. Work at your own pace through a warm-up, aerobics workout, body sculpting, floor exercises and cool-down stretching. Bring a mat, towel and 1- to 3-lb hand-held weights. Open to men and women. A great way to get in shape! Instructor: Sabooni 16 sessionsReg Fee: $105 Location: HHS / Dance292816 TTh 7-8:30pm 1/25-3/24

Pilates Pilates is growing rapidly in popularity within the United States. Lose those extra inches from the lower abdomen and hips with these slow moving, but very effective floor exercises. Bring your yoga mat, wear comfortable clothing, and find out why everyone is talking about Pilates. Paul Langston is a Certified Pilates Mat instructor and has been teaching yoga for five years. Instructor: Langston 8 sessionsReg Fee: $75 Location: ACE /Training Ctr 229056 Beg Th 6-7pm 1/27-3/24295020 Int Th 7:15-8:15pm 1/27-3/24

Self DefenseCome learn the ancient art of Chinese boxing and Kempo Karate for self-defense. Students will focus on the 5 level methods of physical, technical, mechanical, academic and psychological levels in a modern unique approach for learning in an accelerated way. The instructor, Grand Master Gerry Smith, is a three-time international karate champion. Continuing students are welcome!Instructor: Smith 8 sessionsReg Fee: $85 Location: FHS /Dance293356 Tu 6:30 - 8:30pm 1/25-3/22

Cardio ConditioningCardio Conditioning is an energetic high impact conditioning class. We will focus on interval style training to get maximum results in the least amount of time. This is a fantastic way to tone up, build your strength and stamina. We will also be covering some

aspects of self defense. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes; bring a bottle of water.Instructor: Staff 14 sessionsReg Fee: $99 Location: FHS /Sm Gym295023 MW 7:45-8:45pm 1/24-3/16

Basketball - Rec 5-on-5 Each meeting, teams will be randomly selected and rotated through equal playing time. Recommended for those with some competitive basketball experience. Fourteen meetings will be scheduled during the current quarter. The basketball schedule can be viewed on the ACE web site ace.fuhsd.org.Instructor: Noble 14 sessions

Reg Fee: $90 Location: FHS / Large Gym292048 Per schedule 8-9:30pm 1/25-3/23

Self Defense for Women OnlyYou will learn personalized self-defense techniques every woman should know. Self defense should be easy to learn, efficient and effective, as well as easy to perform at a moment’s notice. We will focus on the importance of mental preparedness along with learning to adapt self defense techniques to fit your particular physical needs and abilities. Bring a towel, water and an open mind.Instructor: Ward 4 sessionsReg Fee: $60 Location: ACE/Rm 6292412 Sat 9am-12pm 3/5-3/26

VolleyballYou will learn the core skills and fundamental tactics of volleyball, including: team play, rules and etiquette, position-specific training, and basic strategy. Participants will be grouped by ability level on separate courts. The first half of each class will be drills for serving, passing, setting and hitting. The second half of each class will be organized play. Wear indoor volleyball shoes (can substitute basketball shoes); kneepads are recommended. The volleyball schedule can be viewed on the ACE web site ace.fuhsd.orgInstructor: Yee 12 sessionsReg Fee: $85 Location: CHS /Gym292023 Per schedule 8-9:30pm 2/24-3/31

Hike for HealthEnjoy the wildlife and natural beauty of parks within an hour’s drive while you exercise. Provide your own transportation. Bring lunch and a water bottle, personal first aid kit and whistle. Wear layered clothing and sturdy shoes (with traction). Each hike is 5-8 miles. No class 2/25.Instructor: Wool/ Cyr 8 sessionsLocation: ACE/ Room 9 Reg Fee: $48, $65087073 Age 50+Fri 8:30am-2:30pm 1/28-3/25294173 Others Fri 8:30am-2:30pm 1/28-3/25


Salsa - Latin DancingLearn to dance to the wonderful rhythms of Latin music! Salsa is the hottest Latin dance in the clubs today. Come join us and have a great time. The time from 8:30-9 pm will consist of a practice session for coaching by the teacher. Instructor: Kent 8 sessionsReg Fee: $70 Location: FHS/Cafeteria241547 M 7-8:30pm 1/24-3/21

Belly Dancing, Beg/Adv/ChoreographyLearn the sensuous art of oriental dance! The beginning class focuses on basic slow and fast movements, finger cymbals and veil. Wear comfortable clothing and bring finger cymbals and veil to second class. The intermediate/advanced class builds upon the basics adding more complicated movements, cymbal patterns and the beginnings of solo performances and group choreography. The choreography practice class focuses on learning and perfecting varied group choreography. Props such as veils, swords, fans and glasses will be used. Advance instructor approval required for this class. No class 3/9.Instructor: Stark (Elayna) 7 sessionsReg Fee: $61 Location: HHS / Dance241346 Beg W 6-7pm 1/26-3/23241447 Int /Adv W 7-8pm 1/26-3/23241448 Chorco W 8-9pm 1/26-3/23

Guitar Beg/Int/AdvFor the beginning guitarist, an introduction to the fundamentals of music which includes reading music, learning easy songs, and different strumming techniques. Different forms of popular American music such as blues, funk, and rock will also be introduced. Bring a playable guitar and Mel Bay Guitar Method Book to class.Instructor: Cosse 8 sessionsLocation: FHS/ Band Rm CHS /Rm 605Reg Fee: $70240100 Beg M 6-7:30pm 1/24-3/21240102 Int/Adv Tu 6-7:30pm 1/25-3/22

Ballroom Social DanceEver go to a wedding reception or dance club and feel out of place? Learn the basic steps for fox trot, rumba, waltz, cha cha, tango, and swing! Come as a couple or alone; efforts will be made to accommodate singles, as couples are required to change partners. Wear nonstick shoes (no sneakers).Instructor: Kent 8 sessionsReg Fee: $70 Location: CHS /Cafeteria241056 Beg Th 7-8:30pm 1/27-3/24

Line DancingLessons are fun and easy! Beginners start with the basics: Learn the popular new dances as well as the classics. Learn about places where you can practice what you’ve learned. No experience necessary for beginning class. This is a high energy class, and you’ll be having fun! Enroll with your friends and “come on down!” Wear nonstick shoes (no sneakers). Instructor: Boesel 8 sessionsReg Fee: $85 Location: CHS / Wagon Wheel241156 Beg Tu 6:30-8pm 1/25-3/22241657 Int Tu 8-9:30pm 1/25-3/22 C

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Zumba Made EasyZumba® made easy is designed for the active adult (no partner required). While the format is less intense, the music is the same fun Latin and World music of the 7:15 pm Zumba® class. The first 15 minutes of class will be a review of Salsa, Merengue and Cumbia followed by 45 minutes of a Zumba® class. No class 2/23.Instructor: Wakimoto 8 sessionsReg Fee: $75 Location: FHS /Dance240111 W 6-7pm 1/26-3/23

Zumba Get acquainted with Zumba®, a combination of energetic, motivating Latin and International music. The dance routines (no partner needed) combine fast and slow rhythms using the principles of fitness interval training and light resistance training. Zumba® is the original Latin-inspired fitness program. Exercise in disguise, a cardio party designed for anyone. The class pace is perfect for those new to Zumba. No class 2/23.Instructor: Wakimoto 8 sessionsReg Fee: $75 Locatio n: FHS /Dance240110 W 7:15-8:15pm 1/26-3/23

DancerciseEnjoy a fun-filled hour of Low/High aerobic dance routines combined with a total body- sculpting segment designed to tighten, tone, and “lean out” major shaping muscles of the body. Students are encouraged to work at their own pace. Please bring a mat, towel, water, and 1-3 lb. hand-held weights. For men, please bring 5-8 lb weights. See you at class and bring a friend. No class on 2/7.Instructor: Vincent 15 sessionsReg Fee: $85 Location: FHS /Cafe292411 MW 5:45-6:45pm 1/24-3/23

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Erhu Chinese Violin Beg & IntThe beginning Erhu player is introduced to the fundamentals of learning this ancient Chinese musical instrument. You will be able to play traditional and contemporary Chinese music and some American folk songs after you complete the class. If you know the basic musical scale, and know how to relax, you can play the Erhu. For the Intermediate class students should have already taken the beginner class or have mastered the basic Erhu skills. You will be able to play some beautiful traditional Chinese music by learning more skills such as sliding, vibrato and more. You will need to have an Erhu instrument. Instructor: Yao 8 sessionsReg Fee: $75 Location: CHS/Rm 107240104 Beg Th 7-8:30pm 1/27-3/24240105 Int Th 7:30-9pm 1/27-3/24


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Conversational SpanishSpeak, listen, read and write Spanish with a simple level of fluency. Ms. Rothstein’s classes (level 1-2) will use the textbook, Spanish Now 7th edition (Level 1 book), Spanish Level 3/4 material will be provided by teacher Ms. Blanc-Christensen will provide her level 3 class their instructional material. Cadenas’

classes use Open Door to Spanish (Level 1 - edition 2 or 3 is okay) by Margarita Madrigal. Textbooks are available at local bookstores. Instructor: Cadenas 8 sessionsReg Fee: $85 Location: FHS / Rm 43237146 Lev 1 W 6-8pm 1/26-3/23237346 Lev 2 M 6-8pm 1/24-3/21

Instructor: Blanc 8 sessionsReg Fee: $85 Location: FHS / Rm 33237157 Lev 3 M 6:30-8:30pm 1/24-3/21

Instructor: Rothstein 8 sessionsReg Fee: $85, $75 Location: CHS / Rm108237156 Lev 1 Tu 7-9pm 1/25-3/22237159 Lev 2 Th 6-8pm 1/27-3/24237148 Lev 3/4 Th 8-9:30pm 1/27-3/24

Conversational ItalianThis course will prepare students for basic communication in Italian — ideal for those planning a trip to Italy. The textbook, Learn Italian the Fast & Fun Way- 3rd Ed. by Marcel Danesi, is available at local bookstores. A materials fee of $10 is payable to the instructor at the first class. Instructor: Moncini 8 sessionsReg Fee: $85 Location: CHS / Rm 101235157 Lev 1 Th 6:30-8:30pm 1/27-3/24235158 Lev 2 Tu 6:30-8:30pm 1/25-3/22

Conversational French Acquire a basic knowledge of French: enough to travel, order food, go shopping, make reservations and understand directions in French. Textbook will be determined in class. Instructor: Engel 8 sessions Reg Fee: $75 Location: CHS/ Rm 103 233117 Lev 1 Tu 6:30-8pm 1/25-3/22233217 Lev 2 Tu 8-9:30pm 1/25-3/22

Conversational Arabic In this class, students will focus on the Arabic alphabet, vocabulary, grammar, and basic conversational skills. The students will gain practice in reading, writing, and conversing in order to enable them to feel comfortable while speaking. This class is great for the travelers! The instructor is a native of Egypt and has years of experience teaching the Arabic language. No textbook is required for this class. Arabic level 2 will focus on improving your reading, writing, grammar and conversational skills. This class is meant for those who already have a background in the language and/or have taken beginning Arabic. Instructor: Khalil 8, 4 sessions Reg Fee: $85, $60 Loc : CHS /Rm 104, ACE/Rm 7231156 Lev 1 Th 6:30-8:30pm 1/27-3/24237348 Lev 2 Sat 9:30-12pm 3/5-3/26Conversational Russian

Have you ever wanted to learn some basic conversational Russian for a trip to Russia or a vacation. Maybe you have friends, relatives or colleagues from Russia that you would like to understand better. Then this beginning class is for you. You will learn to read, write and speak in simple Russian. Text is: Russian in 10 Minutes A Day by Kristine Kershul.Instructor: Ross 8 sessionsReg Fee: $85 Location: CHS/ Rm 116237404 Lev 1 Th 7-9pm 1/27-3/24237406 Lev 2 Tu 7-9pm 1/25-3/22

Conversational Japanese Do you plan to travel to Japan? Do you have friends, family, or colleagues who speark Japanese? Your horizon will be expanded if you can read basic Japanese and know basic Japanese expressions. This course offers a great learning opportunity to elementary learners. Required text: Japanese for Busy People I, Rev 3 (ISBN 4-7700-3008-8) is available at local bookstores. The Romanized version is recommended for those who cannot read the Japanese alphabet. Japanese l (Lessons 1-8), Japanese 2 (Lessons 9-16) and Japanese 3 (Lessons 17-25).Instructor: Sato, Cooley 8 sessionsReg Fee: $85 Loc: FHS/Rm 44, CHS/ Rm 107, 109236219 Lev 1 M 6-8pm 1/24-3/21236218 Lev 2 Tu 6-8pm 1/25-3/22236116 Lev 3 Tu 6-8pm 1/25-3/22

Japanese EnrichmentThis highly interactive course is designed for the student who has finished Japanese 2. Students who have already learned the basics will develop their vocabulary through fun activities. You may want to take this class in addition to Japanese 3 (or Japanese 4). Required textbook: Japanese for Busy People II. Kana version (ISBN: 4-7700-2051-2)

is available at local bookstores. Materials fee of $5 is payable to the instructor at the first class.Instructor: Sato 8 sessionsReg Fee: $85 Location: FHS /Rm 41236388 M 6-8pm 1/24-3/21

Conversational Mandarin Do you have problems with “Pinyin” (romanization of Chinese pronunciation) or the “4 tones?” Do you want to learn how to introduce yourself to others or how to ask for directions in Chinese, or what to say in stores and restaurants? In this class, you can learn all this. This class offers you an opportunity to learn beyond the text including Chinese culture and customs. Required textbook: Beginner’s Mandarin Chinese, ISBN 978-0-07-161340-8 with or without CD. Edition by Seurfield & Song.Instructor: Jochim 8 sessionsReg Fee: $90, $100 Location: FHS/ Rm 73 232247 Lev 1 M 6:30-9pm 1/24-3/21232147 Lev 2 W 6-9pm 1/26-3/23

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Conversational GermanGuten Tag! Do you want to learn some basic German in a fun and a playful way? Then this class is right for you. We will use Barron’s Learn German the Fast and Fun Way (3rd Edition) by Paul Graves and learn vocabulary for traveling, ordering food etc. through songs and games. Level 2: Let’s review some grammar and get ready for German holiday songs and stories. Instructor: Karge 8 sessions Reg Fee: $75 Location: FHS / Room 84234147 Lev 1 W 6-7:30pm 1/26-3/23234148 Lev 2 W 7:30-9pm 1/26-3/23


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ACE Adult Education Center.....................1B 591W.FremontAvenue SunnyvaleCA94087(408)522-2700 ESC Educational Service Center...............1A 589W.FremontAvenue SunnyvaleCA94087(408)522-2200 CCNS Cupertino Co-op School......................7 563FremontAvenue,Sunnyvale

CHS Cupertino High School........................3 10100FinchAvenue,Cupertino 408)203-5302(Tu&Thevenings)

CL Cupertino Library.............................. 8 10400TorresAvenue,Cupertino

CNC Columbia Middle School....................16 739MorseAvenue,Sunnyvale

CSC Cupertino Senior Center....................13 21251StevensCreekBlvd.,Cupertino

QC Cupertino Quinlan Center..................12 10185N.StellingRoad,Cupertino

FHS Fremont High School..........................2 1279Sunnyvale-SaratogaRd,Sunnyvale (408)203-5302(M&Wevenings)

HHS Homestead High School.......................4 21370HomesteadRoadCupertino.........

ILC Immanuel Lutheran Church............15 1715GrantRd,LosAltos

LHS Lynbrook High School........................5 1280JohnsonAvenue,SanJose

MVHS Monta Vista High School....................6 21840McClellanRoad,Cupertino

SCC/SSC Sunnyvale Community Senior Ctr....11 550E.RemingtonAve,Sunnyvale SL Sunnyvale Library...............................9 665W.OliveAvenue,Sunnyvale

TEM Templo El Monte Horeb......................10 455E.MaudeAve,Sunnyvale

WVE West Valley Elementary School .......14 1635BellevilleWay,Sunnyvale

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Debunking the Mysteries of Acupuncture & Acupressure ... page 38Secrets of Maintaining a Healthy Lifestyle ... page 38Using Natural Remedies for Health ... page 38Renovating Your Landscape ... page 32

Rosemary Dishes of the Mediterranean ... page 28Tofu Goes Mediterranean/Vegetarian ... page 28Mardi Gras Celebration... page 28Mediterranean Cuisine ... page 29North African Cuisine... page 28Flavors of Ireland ... page 28

Cute Easter Project Made From Fabric Yo Yo's ... page 30Exploring Celtic Letterforms and Decoration ... page 27Bring Your Own Beads (BYOB)... page 26Knitting Beginning... page 31Retro Apron Fun! ... page 30

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