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Technology3
Cooking5
Arts & Crafts8
Home & Garden11
Real Life14
Express Yourself16
Science, Nature & History18
Travel & Leisure20
Policies, Registration and Information
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TAKE EXCEPTIONAL PHOTOS – COMPOSITION MATTERS!
100W16 OR 101W16
$15
Learn how to produce truly noteworthy photos by looking beyond the
technical capabilities of your camera. Discover elements of composition
and lighting techniques that will make your photos stand out. Our
instructor will share his insights into how to turn plain photographs
into works of art. Focusing on simple, non-technical tips, he’ll explain
how differences between the human eye and the camera lens can be
exploited to improve the quality of your photographs, regardless of
subject or camera.
100W16
Thursday, Jan. 21 6:30 – 8 p.m.
Kamiakin HS Library
OR
101W16
Thursday, Mar. 24 6:30 – 8 p.m.
Scott Butner, Scott Butner Photography
PHOTOGRAPHING THE FLOODS
102W16
$15
Join geologist Bruce Bjornstad as he discusses the art of photographing
the unique landscapes sculpted by the Ice Age Floods. Learn locations
of unusual topographic features carved out by the floods and
photographic techniques to capture the landscapes as Bruce shares his
images gleaned from years of research and field work. Copies of his
books “On the Trail of the Ice Age Floods” and “On the Trail of The Ice
Age Floods: The Northern Reaches” will be available for sale after class.
Purchase is optional. Interested in Ice Age Floods? See additional
course in Science, Nature & History.
Wednesday, Feb. 3
6:30 – 8 p.m.
Kamiakin HS Library
Bruce Bjornstad
ORGANIZING PHOTOS ON YOUR COMPUTER
103W16 OR 104W16
$17
Learn tips and tricks on how to organize your photos for easy access,
retrieval and storage. Editing, sorting, deleting, and proper folder storage
will be covered. Your life just got easier. Practice photos will be supplied.
103W16
Wednesday, Jan. 20
Kamiakin HS Rm. 525
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6 – 8 p.m.
OR
104S16
Thursday, May 5
6 – 8 p.m.
Jessica Danz-Gollinger
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FACEBOOK FOR BEGINNERS
105W16 OR 106S16
$29
Facebook is everywhere these days. If you’d like to join in, this class is
for you. Learn how to create your personal profile, set your security
parameters and use various Facebook features. If you have an
existing Facebook account, please test your password before
attending.
105W16
Wednesday, Jan. 27
& Thursday, Jan. 28
Kamiakin HS Rm. 525
6 – 8 p.m.
6 – 8 p.m.
OR 106S16
Wednesday, Apr. 13 6 – 8 p.m.
& Thursday, Apr. 14 6 – 8 p.m.
Kamiakin HS Rm. 525
Jessica Danz-Gollinger
ANDROID SMARTPHONE BASICS
EXCEL PROJECTS: USING YOUR SPREADSHEET TO KEEP TRACK
109W16
$39
This course expands the introduction of Excel Tables and will introduce
filtering functions, data validation, and hyperlinks. With these skills, the
student can organize inventories and related information. A freezer
inventory is used as the project to introduce these skills. How old is
that fruit cake in the freezer? Prerequisite: some previous experience
with Excel or Introduction to MS Excel class. Bring a USB drive and
take home the class project.
Tuesday, Feb. 2 & Thursday, Feb. 4
6:30 – 9 p.m.
Kennewick HS Rm. 121
Gary Greene
EXCEL PROJECTS: ADDING POWER TO YOUR SPREADSHEETS
107W16
$15
Did you get a great holiday deal on a smartphone and now need a
little help figuring out all the things your phone can do? This class will
help you learn the basic functions of the Android operating system,
Google Apps and camera functions. Both a Samsung Galaxy S4 and
an LG G4 phone will be demonstrated. Other models of smartphones,
while similar, will have variations.
Tuesday, Jan. 19
6:30 – 8 p.m.
Horse Heaven Hills MS Rm. 301
Ryan Bennett
110W16
$39
This course will introduce students to conditional functions that will
allow your spreadsheet to react to entered data. These functions
will help you total costs in a certain category or time frame or count
specific events in your data. We will use a family checkbook project as a
basis for putting these functions to work. Prerequisite: some previous
experience with Excel or Introduction to MS Excel class. Bring a USB
drive and take home the class project.
Tuesday, Feb. 9 & Thursday, Feb. 11
6:30 – 9 p.m.
Kennewick HS Rm. 121
Gary Greene
INTRO TO MICROSOFT EXCEL 2013
ONLINE CLASSES See more at ed2go.com/kce
108W16
$39
This class will introduce the basic functions of Excel 2013. You will
learn to create your first workbook, enter and edit data, format, make
charts, and produce reports. Learn terminology to understand and
effectively utilize the Help function. This is an introductory class,
however, you must be familiar with general computer operations.
Bring a USB drive and take home the class project.
Tuesday/Thursday, January 26 & 28
6:30 - 9 p.m.
Kennewick HS Rm. 121 Gary Greene
Register at communityed.ksd.org
INTRODUCTION TO WINDOWS 10
$105
We’ll begin with the basics: finding your way around the operating
system. You’ll get to know the expanded Start menu, desktop, and
system settings so you can feel right at home. Next, you’ll learn to
customize the features of this operating system and personalize
your desktop so you can make your computer truly your own. For
information and registration go to ed2go.com/kce and enter the
class title in the search box. A PowerPoint 2013 in the Classroom
course is also available.
Start dates Jan. 13, Feb. 10, Mar. 16, Apr. 13, May 18
Curt Simmons
Six-week online course
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cooking
HEARTY WINTER SOUPS
200W16
$25
When it is cold outside, there is nothing like a hearty soup to warm
you up. Chicken Spinach Soup with Rice & Lemon, Sausage Soup with
Spinach, Cauliflower & Noodles, Pork Soup with Hominy & Peppers,
and ‘Instant’ Vegetable soup are on the menu for this class. Come taste
and take home the recipes.
Thursday, Jan. 14
6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Kamiakin HS Rm. 436
David Harris, Catering to You
EGGPLANT CREATIONS
201W16
$21
There are a variety of ways to prepare this easy-to-grow vegetable. An
eggplant relish called Caponata, Eggplant Strata, Eggplant Parmesan,
and an eggplant dip called Babaganoush are featured in this class.
Participants will help prepare and sample in class, then take home the
recipes. Pay instructor $5 supply fee.
Tuesday, Jan. 26 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Kennewick HS Rm. 103
Debbie Greene
ZESTY WINTER SOUPS
202W16
$25
This class offers even more soups to warm you down to your toes.
Recipes demonstrated will be: Celeriac Soup, Apple & Stilton Soup,
Gingered Carrot Soup with Crème Fraiche, Hearty Vegetable Bean
Soup, and Thai Chicken Coconut Soup. Sample in class then take home
the recipes.
Thursday, Jan. 28
6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Kamiakin HS Rm. 436
David Harris, Catering to You
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STIR FRY FOR THE BEGINNER
203W16
$25
Learn to make these delicious Chinese recipes from scratch. Chinese
Garlic Black Bean Pork Fried Rice, Pork Stir-fry with Baby Bok Choy &
Cashews, Stir Fried Beef, Red Peppers, and Onions & Shitake Mushrooms
with Spicy Sichuan Sauce. Sample in class then take home the recipes.
Thursday, Feb. 4 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Kamiakin HS Rm. 436
David Harris, Catering to You
TRADITIONAL JEWISH CUISINE
SEASONAL
MOO SHU PORK & TOFU MISO SOUP
207W16
$21
Homemade Moo Shu Pork and Tofu Miso Soup are the stars of this
cooking class. A delicious satisfying dinner for a winter day, participants
will learn variations for entertaining using these dishes as well as help
prepare and sample in class.
Thursday, Feb. 25 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Kamiakin HS Rm. 436
Eva Hsia-Elwell
SOPHISTICATED STICKY RICE
204W16
$21
Learn to prepare these favorite Jewish recipes traditionally served at
Hanukkah. Matzo Ball Chicken Soup, potato Latkes and Jelly Donuts
are on this delicious menu. Participants will help create the dishes
then take home the recipes and samples. Pay instructor a $5 supply
fee.
Tuesday, Feb. 9 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Kennewick HS Rm. 103
Debbie Greene
208W16
$25
Also known as sweet rice, sticky rice is a delightful concoction which is
a wonderful accompaniment to many Asian dishes. A perfect dish for
entertaining. Participants will learn to prepare this favorite dim sum
dish, sample and take home the recipe.
Thursday, Mar. 3 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Kamiakin HS Rm. 436
Eva Hsia-Elwell
5 SPICE STEWED BEEF
209W16
$25
This traditional Norwegian class will demonstrate the preparation
of a complete meal from appetizer to dessert using tried and true
Norwegian recipes. Participants will enjoy a scrumptious meal and
dessert in class and then take home the recipes. Det blir deilig!
Tuesday, Mar. 8
6 – 7:30 p.m.
Kamiakin HS Rm. 436
Karen Aanes, Sons of Norway Sol-Land Lodge
205W16
$25
Five spice powder is a staple in Chinese cooking and is the perfect
accent for beef. This yummy stew will include carrots, fried pickled
green mustard and the always-popular homemade noodles. Tasting
and recipes included.
Thursday, Feb. 11 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Kamiakin HS Rm. 436
Eva Hsia-Elwell
LUROU FAN & FISH BALL SOUP
206W16
$25
Lurou Fan is minced pork and is a popular Taiwanese dish. It can either
be enjoyed as a snack or served as a meal, traditionally with Fish Ball
soup. Easy and quick to make, participants will help prepare both
dishes, sample and take home the recipes.
Thursday, Feb. 18 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Kamiakin HS Rm. 436
Eva Hsia-Elwell
Register at communityed.ksd.org
SUPPER NORWEGIAN STYLE
PAN SAUCES/COOKING FOR TWO
210S16
$25
Fancy up any entrée with one of these easy to make sauces. Chicken
Sauté with Cider & Almonds, Pan-Seared Steak with Mustard Cream
Sauce, Pork Cutlets with Apples & Onions, and Sautéed Steak
with Mushroom & Mustard Sauce. Sample and take home the recipes.
Thursday, Apr. 14
6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Kamiakin HS Rm 436
David Harris, Catering to You
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CUPCAKE CREATIONS
NEW!
213W16
$25
Come and learn a variety of cupcake decorating techniques from
an experienced patisserie chef in this fun class. Participants will take
home their creations of delicious edible art. Ages 12+.
Tuesday, Mar. 22
6 – 7 p.m.
Kamiakin HS Rm. 436
Megan Savely, Frost Me Sweet
QUICK PASTA SAUCES
211S16
$25
If you love red sauces you will not want to miss this class. Tomato Sauce
with Mushrooms, Tomato Sauce with Capers & Olives, Quick Lasagna
with Herbed Ricotta & Parmesan, and a simple Tomato Sauce. Sample
in class then take home the recipes.
Thursday, Apr. 28
6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Kamiakin HS Rm 436
David Harris, Catering to You
A TRIP TO ASIA
212S16
$25
Calling all Asian food lovers. Impress your guests by serving one of
these delectable dishes. Thai Green Chicken Curry, Mushrooms in a
Scallion Dressing, Szechwan Beef, Asparagus & Noodles, Ma La Sauce,
and Cold Noodle Salad. Sample in class then take home the recipes.
Thursday, May 5
6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Kamiakin HS Rm 436
David Harris, Catering to You
NO FEAR PRESSURE CANNING
214S16
$23
Canning by Pressure Canner is easy once you know how. Pressure
canning preserves meats and vegetables for best flavor. This class
will teach you how to safely preserve by pressure canner without
any fear. Participants will pressure can chicken and will take home at
least one jar. Pay instructor $10 supply fee.
Saturday, Apr. 23
12 - 3 p.m.
Southridge HS Rm. B109
Connie Carson
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ONLINE CLASSES See more at ed2go.com/kce
$105
LUSCIOUS, LOW-FAT, LIGHTNING – QUICK MEALS
Discover how to reduce fat without sacrificing flavor or texture. You’ll
have the chance to try out over 50 exciting and easy lowered-fat
recipes for tasty entrées, side dishes, desserts, and garnishes, with
each recipe demonstrating a topic that’s covered in the lessons. . For
information and registration go to ed2go.com/kce and enter the class
title in the search box.
Start dates Jan. 13, Feb. 10, Mar. 16, Apr. 13, May 18
Donna Acosta, RDN
Six-week online course
LOSE WEIGHT AND KEEP IT OFF
$105
Do you want to lose weight and keep it off? Now you can! In this
comprehensive course, you’ll discover how to establish a healthy
approach to weight loss and weight maintenance. You’ll master how
to set and achieve weight-loss and weight-maintenance goals that
make sense for you. For information and registration go to ed2go.
com/kce and enter the class title in the search box.
Start dates Jan. 13, Feb. 10, Mar. 16, Apr. 13, May 18
Donna Acosta, RDN
Six-week online course
arts & crafts
*See photos of the arts and crafts projects on the Community
Education website under the Photos tab.
PAINTED VALENTINES WITH ALCOHOL INKS
300W16 $17
Design your own unique hand-painted Valentine’s Day cards. Learn to
use fast-drying, brightly colored alcohol ink on Yupo paper to create
cards painted with your own special flair. And yes, there will be glitter.
Alcohol ink can permanently stain clothing, wear casual clothes or
bring an apron. Pay instructor $20 supply fee.
Monday, Feb. 1
6:15 – 8:30 p.m.
Kamiakin HS Rm 432 Chris Blevins, Chris Blevins Watercolors
WATERCOLORS WITH SUZI
301W16
$39
Come immerse yourself in this fun-filled watercolor class for the
absolute adult beginner. No drawing skills needed. Our instructor will
bring all the artist quality art supplies, so your supply list is minimal.
See the instructor’s website suzivitulli.com to ensure this style of
watercolors is for you. Pay instructor $20 supply fee plus bring a
lunch and the items found on the Community Education website
under Supply List.
Saturday, Mar. 26 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Kamiakin HS Rm. 432
Suzi Vitulli, Suzi Vitulli Art
OIL PAINTING FOR BEGINNERS
TRADITIONAL ARTS
302W16
$59
Create your own individual style of art while exploring the basics of
working with oil paints. This class is for anyone who wants to learn
to paint and have fun doing it. Bring a photo or drawing to class
showing what you would like to learn to paint. Popular examples are
animals, flowers or landscapes. See Supply List on the Community
Ed website. Participants choose canvas size. Additional supply
information will be discussed at the first class.
Tuesdays, Apr.12 – May 10
6 – 8 p.m.
Eastgate Elementary Library Tanna Scott
Register at communityed.ksd.org
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WATERCOLOR PAINTING: BUTTERFLY & PEACOCK FEATHER
303S16
$39
This watercolor class is for the absolute adult beginner. Learn basic
techniques in the morning and produce your first painting or two in
the afternoon. We have kept the supply list minimal so you can see if
you like watercolors before spending a lot of money. Pay instructor
a $20 supply fee plus bring a lunch and the items found on
the Community Education website under Supply List. See the
instructor’s website chrisblevinswatercolors.com to ensure this style
of watercolors is for you.
Saturday, Apr. 23
10 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Southridge HS Rm. D124
Chris Blevins, Chris Blevins Watercolors
ORIENTAL TORN COTTON PAPER ART
304W16, 305W16, 306S16, 307S16 $17
Created using a torn cotton paper technique, these projects are pretty
home decorations or unique gifts. See photos of projects on the
Community Ed website under the Photos tab. Pay instructor $5
supply fee.
See dates below.
All classes are from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Kamiakin HS Rm. 440
Eva Hsia-Elwell
GRAPES & CHERRIES
304W16
Thursday, Mar. 10
CHERRY BLOSSOMS
305W16 Thursday, Mar. 17
COUNTRY SIGHTSEEING
306S16
Thursday, May 12
SUMMER BOUQUET
307S16 SPRING/SUMMER-DECORATIVE BLOCKS
Thursday, May 19
SEASONAL
321W16
$30
Create and take home a reversible two-in-one craft. This colorful and
creative display reads Spring: ‘plant smiles, grow giggles, harvest love’
on one side and Summer: ‘lazy days, sunshine, watermelon’ on the
other. All supplies are included in the cost of the class. See photo
of the project on the Community Education website under the
Photos tab. Please register before February 12.
Saturday, Feb. 20
9 – 11:30 a.m.
Kennewick HS Rm. 200
Kathy Homme & Lynn Rose
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CHAIN MAILLE JEWELRY
HANDCRAFT
Chain Maille has been used for centuries to make armor and jewelry.
Come learn how to make your own chains, bracelets or earrings in a
variety of classes. Our Instructor will offer some color options during
class. Additional kits will be available for purchase if desired. See
photos of all projects on Community Ed website under Photos
tab. Supply fees vary according to project.
All classes are in Kamiakin HS Rm. 440
Chris Sorensen
BEG = Beginner Class, INT = Intermediate Class
BYZANTINE ROSE EARRINGS &
BRACELET (BEG)
SHAGGY LOOPS EARRINGS (BEG)
HELM EARRINGS (BEG)
EUROPEAN 4 – 1 EARRINGS (BEG)
JAPANESE 12 - 2 EARRINGS (BEG)
CAPTIVE INVERTED BRACELET (INT)
308W16
$25
Pay instructor $35 supply fee.
Thursday, Jan. 21, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
& Thursday, Jan. 28, 6:30 - 8 p.m.
310W16$15
Pay instructor $15 supply fee.
Thursday, Feb. 18, 6:30 – 8 p.m.
312W16$15
Pay instructor $15 supply fee.
Thursday, Mar. 17, 6:30 – 8 p.m.
FULL PERSIAN BRACELET (INT)
314S16 $25
Pay instructor $35 supply fee
Thursday, May 19, 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
& Thursday, May 26, 6:30 – 8 p.m.
309W16$15
Pay instructor $15 supply fee.
Thursday, Feb. 11, 6:30 – 8 p.m.
311W16$17
Pay instructor $15 supply fee.
Thursday, Mar. 10, 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
313S16$17
Pay instructor $45 supply fee.
Thursday, Apr. 14, 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
LEARN TO KNIT
315W16 OR 316W16
$49
Learn the traditional art of basic knitting in this hands-on class. When
you have learned the basics, you will be able to craft throws, sweaters,
mittens, and hats. The instructor will bring supplies the first night
to get you started and send you home with a supply list for the
following week.
315W16
OR 316W16
Monday/Thursday
Monday/Thursday Jan. 25 - Feb. 4 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Mar. 7 – 17 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Kennewick HSLibrary
Tamie Jamison
LEARN TO CROCHET
317W16 OR 318W16
$49
Participants in this class will learn to master the basic crochet stitches
that will enable them to create a wide variety of projects at home.
The instructor will bring supplies the first night to get you
started and send you home with a supply list for the following
week.
317W16
OR 318W16
Monday/Thursday
Monday/Thursday Feb. 22 - Mar. 3 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Mar. 21 – 31 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Kennewick HS Library Tamie Jamison
LEARN TO SEW
319W16 OR 320S16
$35
Dust off that sewing machine you never got around to learning how
to use. This class is for beginners. Learn the basic functions of your
machine in one class. The instructor will cover basic sewing skills
such as understanding pattern markings, cutting out the project and
creating the casings and hemming. Participants will bring their own
machine to class and a sack lunch. View projects and Supply Lists
on the Community Education website.
APRON – 319W16
Saturday, Mar. 26
9 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Kamiakin HS Rm. 440
OR
PAJAMA PANTS – 320S16
Saturday, Apr. 23
9 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Southridge HS Rm. C109
Isabella Silvan
Register at communityed.ksd.org
INTRODUCTION TO KNAPPING
HANDCRAFT
322W16 OR 323S16
$29
Knapping is the physical art of making stone cutting tools (arrowheads,
stone scrappers, drills, knives, etc.). You will learn how to use percussion
techniques to both create large spalls and thin and shape those spalls
to preforms. Pressure flaking of the preforms is then used to refine
the shape and make notches, if desired. Each student is required
to bring protective eyeglasses or goggles and wear closed toe
shoes and gloves to every class. A tool kit will be provided. Pay
instructor $30 supply fee.
322W16
OR 323S16
Wednesday, Jan. 20 & 27
Wednesday, Apr. 13 & 20
6 - 8 p.m.
6 - 8 p.m.
Southridge HS Rm. B124
Southridge HS Rm. B124
Steven Sontag
ONLINE CLASSES See more at ed2go.com/kce
DRAWING FOR THE ABSOLUTE BEGINNER
$105
Have you always been interested in drawing, but never really knew
how to get started? You will gain a solid understanding of the many
tools of the trade. Participants will become intimately familiar with
paper types, drawing styles, rendering techniques, and the basic
principal of perspective, layout, design, lighting, volume, and space.
For information and registration go to ed2go.com/kce and enter the
class title in the search box.
Start dates Jan. 13, Feb. 10, Mar. 16, Apr. 13, May 18
Chad Walker
Six-week online course
START YOUR OWN ARTS & CRAFTS BUSINESS
$105
Discover how to find your niche within your chosen craft and how to
create your own unique business identity. You’ll also see what makes
marketing in the arts and crafts business different from marketing in
most other enterprises, and you’ll find a sales approach that meshes with
your personality and preserves your creative integrity. For information
and registration go to ed2go.com/kce and enter the class title in the
search box.
Start dates Jan. 13, Feb. 10, Mar. 16, Apr. 13, May 18
Teri King
Six-week online course
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home &
garden
THE ART OF COMPOSTING
400W16$12
Composting is nutritional recycling for your yard and garden. Tom
covers the basics and teaches participants how easy it can be.
Wednesday, Jan. 27
7 – 8 p.m.
Ridge View Elementary Library
Tom Kay, The Flower Farm
SPRING PRUNING AND PREPARATION
SEASONAL
401W16$12
Tom discusses the correct pruning for each type of plant in your yard,
and adds the critical steps for a beautiful spring.
Wednesday, Feb. 3
7 – 8 p.m.
Ridge View Elementary Library
Tom Kay, The Flower Farm
PERPETUAL EDIBLES
402W16$12
Learn how you can harvest delicious, healthy berries and fruit out of
your own yard. Tom will discuss correct care, problems to watch for
and the best locations in your yard.
Wednesday, Feb. 10
7 – 8 p.m.
Ridge View Elementary Library
Tom Kay, The Flower Farm
HERBS
403W16$12
Herbs can make the difference between simply cooking and gourmet
cooking. Learn how to successfully grow your own, then savor the
new taste in your salads and sauces.
Wednesday, Feb. 17
7 – 8 p.m.
Ridge View Elementary Library
Tom Kay, The Flower Farm
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INTRO TO ORGANIC GARDENING
NEW!
405W16$12
Learn how to grow pesticide-free produce as well as connect with
nature as you get back to basics in gardening. Participants will learn
how to grow vitamin/mineral packed produce that is resistant to bugs,
fungus and viruses, as well as learn non-pesticide methods of pest
control if bugs attack.
Saturday, Feb. 20
1 – 2 p.m.
Kennewick HS Library Todd Gervais, Tri-City Beekeeper Association
LOW MAINTENANCE GARDENING
406W16$12
Conservation of resources is important no matter what your garden
size or method. Learn how to make gardening more enjoyable and
less labor intensive. Tired of fighting weeds? This class has it covered.
Heading out of town? Learn how to put your garden on cruise control
while you are on vacation. Enjoy spending your time canning/
preserving your produce instead of weeding and watering.
Saturday, Feb. 20
2 – 3 p.m.
Kennewick HS Library Todd Gervais, Tri-City Beekeeper Association
TO BEE OR NOT TO BEE-BACKYARD BEEKEEPING
407W16$23
Have you been thinking of taking up beekeeping as a hobby? Or
maybe you just like honey for baking or bees wax for making candles.
This class will show you some of the basics of beekeeping as well as
demystify this incredibly gentle and fascinating creature. Beekeeping
is not as labor intensive as you may think. This class will give you the
information you need to decide if it is right for you.
Saturday, Feb. 20
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Kennewick HS Library
David White, Tri-City Beekeeper Association
RAISING BACKYARD CHICKENS
408W16$17
So, you’re interested in raising chickens? Do they make good pets?
Learn the advantages of pets with personality that produce eggs and
are easy to maintain. In this class you will learn how to determine if you
can legally own and raise backyard chickens, where to get chicks, plus
general chick and chicken care and nutrition. If time permits, we will
cover special care and concerns for laying hens. Handouts provided.
Saturday, Mar. 26
1 – 3 p.m.
Kamiakin HS Rm. 316
Leslie Linderoth, Poultry Advisor
Leftovers 4-H Club
BEEKEEPING IS EASY!
409S16$23
Beekeeping is very interesting and easy after you learn the five key
needs of the hive. A healthy hive means more bees and lots of honey.
Urban beekeeping is also becoming quite popular and bees can be
kept in even the smallest of yards. Come to this class and learn the
basics of this rewarding hobby.
Saturday, Mar. 26
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Kamiakin HS Library
Todd Gervais, Tri-City Beekeeper Association
MAKE YOUR OWN BEEHIVES FOR NEXT TO NOTHING
410W16$17
Explore the world of beekeeping using natural methods and learn how
to build your own inexpensive beekeeping equipment by repurposing
materials already found in and around your home. This course is the
perfect companion to the Beekeeping is Easy! class. And as a bonus,
learn how you can organically produce your own honey.
Saturday, Mar. 26
Kamiakin HS Library
12:30 – 2:30 p.m.
Todd Gervais, Tri-City Beekeeper Association
TOMATOES AND PEPPERS
404W16$12
Tomatoes and peppers can sometimes be a challenge. Tom will share
his tricks and knowledge so that your tomatoes and peppers will make
you proud.
Wednesday, Feb. 24
7 – 8 p.m.
Ridge View Elementary Library
Tom Kay, The Flower Farm
Register at communityed.ksd.org
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PURE SWEET HONEY
411W16$12
Raw honey is considered by some to be an all-natural, healthy, healing,
sweet treat. Come learn about the powerful healing and curative
attributes ascribed to honey from home remedies and natural health
care users. Honey produced locally is considered especially useful in
adapting to local pollens. Participants will be able to taste and discover
the diversity of honey flavors available in the Tri-Cities. Favorite recipes
for cooking with honey will be provided. The instructor is a member
of the local Tri-Cities Beekeepers Association and is not a health care
worker.
Saturday, Mar. 26
3 – 4 p.m.
Kamiakin HS Library
Todd Gervais, Tri-City Beekeeper Association
FIX IT! FOR WOMEN: SPRINKLER REPAIR
412W16$17
Underground sprinklers are one of the world’s great inventions but only when they work properly. Come learn the basics of how
your system works, what can go wrong and some simple repairs
you can make yourself. We will demonstrate how to disassemble
common sprinkler heads and valves. Please come prepared with your
problematic part or a photo of it. This class is designed for a female
audience.
Wednesday, Mar. 16
6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Kamiakin HS Rm. 436
Melissa Davis, Toolbelt Divas
VEGETABLE GARDENING
413S16$12
WSU Extension Master Gardeners will provide a one-hour introduction
to vegetable gardening in the Tri-Cities area. Topics covered include:
establishing a garden, improving the soil, deciding what to grow,
planting seeds and transplants, watering and caring for the garden,
and harvesting your bounty. Growing food in containers will also be
discussed. A perfect class for Earth Day.
Wednesday, Apr. 27
7 – 8 p.m.
Southridge HS Rm. B104
Bill Dixon
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FIX IT! FOR WOMEN: SWITCH IT UP!
414S16$17
Light switches can do more than just turn things on and off. They can
shut your bathroom fan off after a set amount of time, dim your dining
room lights for a romantic dinner, even detect motion and turn on flood
lights. Learn which switches can be installed in your existing system,
and how to do it. Please bring wire strippers. This class is designed
for a female audience.
Wednesday, May 25
6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Southridge HS Rm. B110
Melissa Davis, Toolbelt Divas
ONLINE CLASSES See more at ed2go.com/kce
INTRODUCTION TO INTERIOR DESIGN
$105
Interior design takes training as well as talent. These lessons will give
you the know-how you need to design a room from floor to ceiling.
Delve into color theory, industry trends, spatial arrangements, floor
plans, traditional and modern interior design ideas, and other basics.
In addition, you’ll explore a range of careers in interior design and
get insider tips for entering this exciting field. For information and
registration go to ed2go.com/kce and enter the class title in the search
box.
Start dates Jan. 13, Feb. 10, Mar. 16, Apr. 13, May 18
Sarah Smallwood
Six-week online course
START AND OPERATE YOUR OWN HOME-BASED BUSINESS
$105
Starting a home-based business is the hottest trend in today’s
challenging business environment. Learn how to be your own boss
and eliminate the stress of a commute. The benefits of working from
home are endless. Learn how to develop the entrepreneurial qualities
- motivation, discipline, creativity - that you will need to succeed! For
information and registration go to ed2go.com/kce and enter the class
title in the search box.
Start dates Jan. 13, Feb. 10, Mar. 16, Apr. 13, May 18
Helene K. Liatsos
Six-week online course
real life
SAVE $
FRUGAL LIVING
500W16$15
On a budget by choice or chance? Frugal living can be fun and
challenging. This class will show you how to change your world view,
stretch your dollar, live well on less, and be the master of your money.
Learn how to map your money into a budget you can live with.
Additionally, get tips, resources and networking information on how
to find local deals.
Tuesday, Feb. 2
6:30 – 8 p.m.
Horse Heaven Hills MS Library
Ryan Bennett
MYTHS & TRUTHS ABOUT ESTATE PLANNING AND PROBATE
501W16 OR 502W16 OR 503S16
$17
Proper estate planning is crucial to your overall financial plan.
Understand the advantages and disadvantages of avoiding probate,
how a living trust can help (or hurt) you, the value of powers of attorney,
and how to avoid a costly guardianship. Emphasis will be placed on
debunking myths about wills, trusts and probate. Choose from three
dates offered. Attending Being or Choosing an Executor following
this class is highly recommended.
501W16
Monday, Jan. 25
7 – 9 p.m.
OR
502W16
Wednesday, Mar. 16
7 – 9 p.m.
OR
503S16
Monday, May 2
7 – 9 p.m.
Southridge HS Rm. B120 Loren Eddy, Gierth – Eddy Law Offices, PLLC
Register at communityed.ksd.org
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BEING OR CHOOSING AN EXECUTOR
504W16 OR 505W16 OR 506S16
$17
Gain information on estate planning, the probate process, the
expectations of executors, and the scope of their duties. Leave with
sufficient understanding to choose an executor and to communicate
with a probate attorney if you are appointed an executor. Choose
from three dates offered. Previous attendance in Myths & Truths
about Estate Planning is highly recommended.
504W16
Monday, Feb. 1
7 – 9 p.m.
OR
505W16
Wednesday, Mar. 23
7 – 9 p.m.
OR
506S16
Monday, May 9
7 – 9 p.m.
Southridge HS Rm. B120 Loren Eddy, Gierth- Eddy Law Offices, PLLC
507W16 OR 508S16
$12
Social Security is a complex topic. Come learn about recent changes
in the law and learn the questions you need to ask to make decisions
about your Social Security benefits. What are your options for waiting
to take your benefit? How can you decide when to collect? How can
you maximize your benefit? How do survivorship benefits work and
how can you best utilize spousal benefits?
507W16
OR 508S16
Monday, Feb. 8 6:30 – 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Apr. 12 6:30 – 7:30 p.m.
Southridge HS Rm. B104 Drew Schaefer, Financial Management, Inc.
CREDIT 101: UNDERSTANDING YOUR CREDIT SCORE
NEW!
509W16 OR 510S16
$17
Curious about how your credit score can impact your future? Your score
can be a huge factor when buying a home or a car. Topics covered
include: how your credit score is calculated, how to fix errors, how to
repair bad credit, the credit score needed for home purchasing, and
how to increase your score.
6 – 8 p.m.
Southridge HS Rm. B104
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OR 510S16
Wednesday, Apr. 20
6 – 8 p.m.
Jeremy Brock, Summit Funding, Inc.
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$105
Intelligently facilitated and fast-paced, Listen to Your Heart, and
Success Will Follow will help you enjoy the rewards that come from
doing what really makes you happy. With a complete understanding
of your own interests, values, needs and abilities, you’ll learn how you
can use work to express yourself and share your interests and talents.
For information and registration go to ed2go.com/kce and enter the
class title in the search box.
Start dates Jan. 13, Feb. 10, Mar. 16, Apr. 13, May 18
Cynthia Christianson
Six-week online course
INDIVIDUAL EXCELLENCE
UNLOCKING SOCIAL SECURITY
509W16
Wednesday, Feb. 17
WORK YOURSELF HAPPY
$105
Develop career-enhancing skills in a single course that covers
twelve popular one-day seminar topics, including goal setting,
time management, and personal organization. You’ll learn how
to improve your creative abilities, gain confidence with financial
matters, and minimize conflict in your life. Develop a fulfilling career
plan and improve relationships with co-workers, friends, and family.
For information and registration go to ed2go.com/kce and enter the
class title in the search box.
Start dates Jan. 13, Feb. 10, Mar. 16, Apr. 13, May 18
Becky and Tony Swaim
Six-week online course
express yourself
VOICE-OVERS: NOW IS YOUR TIME
600S15
$17
You have heard Lisa Foster’s voice on TV and radio commercials. In
this exciting and fun class Lisa will illustrate the process used by voiceover artists. Students will take part in hands-on exercises of reading
scripts while the instructor coaches them. Lisa will share her personal
experiences as a well-known voice-over artist and provide information
about the business side of using your speaking voice for commercials,
films and videos. Come learn about this exciting career.
Wednesday, May 25
6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Southridge HS Rm. B104
Lisa Foster, Such a Voice
BEGINNING GUITAR
601W16 OR 602W16
$59
Whether playing the guitar is a new passion or a long desired goal, this
class is for you. Reading music, playing basic songs, proper fingering,
and more will be offered in this beginner class. The relaxed, comfortable
setting will enable you to truly enjoy learning a new skill. Bring an
acoustic guitar. All other materials provided. Ages 12+.
601W16
OR 602W16
Fridays, Jan. 22 – Mar. 11
Fridays, Mar. 25 – May 20 (no class Apr. 8)
6:30 – 7:30 p.m.
6:30 – 7:30 p.m
Kamiakin HS Rm. 179
Dan Cass, Dan Cass Guitar Studio
RUSSIAN III
603W16 OR 604W16
$89
Participants will continue to develop proficiency in reading, writing,
speaking and comprehension in Russian. This course includes
expansion of Russian grammar and vocabulary as well as broadening
the participant’s understanding of Russian culture. Handouts provided.
Prerequisite: Basic Russian language skills or previous attendance in an
advanced Community Education class.
603W16
OR 604W16
Tuesdays, Jan. 19 – Mar. 8
Tuesdays, Mar. 15 – May 10
6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
(no class Apr. 5)
6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Kennewick HS Rm. 404
Register at communityed.ksd.org
Elina Movsesyan
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BEGINNING SPANISH I - VAMOS A CHARLAR EN ESPAÑOL
605W16 AND/OR 606W16
$89
Fear of making mistakes and lack of opportunities to converse are the most
common stumbling blocks when it comes to learning a new language.
In this class, participants will concentrate on correct pronunciation and
basic conversation through dictation, song, and interactive learning. Lose
your inhibitions and converse in Spanish on the first night of class. Bring
3-ring binder and a Spanish/English dictionary, preferably one with
phonetic pronunciation.
605W16
Thursdays, Jan. 21 – Mar. 10
5 – 7 p.m.
OR
Kamiakin HS Rm. 316
606W16
Thursdays, Mar. 24 – May 19
5 – 7 p.m.
Mary White
BEGINNING SPANISH II - VAMOS A CHARLAR EN ESPAÑOL
607W16 OR 608W16
$89
Beginning Spanish II will offer continued emphasis on pronunciation
and oral communication. We will incorporate basic grammar, along
with reading “La Gran Aventura de Alejandro”. This book contains
useful, everyday vocabulary, along with colorful insights into the history
and culture of Spain. Bring a 3-ring binder and a Spanish/English
dictionary preferably one with phonetic pronunciation.
607W16
Thursdays, Jan. 21 – Mar. 10
7 – 9 p.m.
Kamiakin HS Rm. 316
OR
608W16
Thursdays, Mar. 24 – May 19
7 – 9 p.m.
Mary White
BEGINNING SIGN LANGUAGE
609W16
$89
Have fun while learning a new language. We will learn basic conversational
signs, fun songs to sign and be introduced to deaf culture. No previous
sign language knowledge required. Come learn how to make your hands
talk. Handouts will be provided.
Tuesdays, Jan. 26 – Mar. 15
6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Kamiakin HS Rm. 510
Catherine Ross
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LET’S GO TO THE MOVIES!
OFF CAMPUS
610S15
$23
This is your chance to be a film critic. The class will catch an early matinee
of a newly released movie with Tri-City Herald movie critic, Gary Wolcott
(a.k.a. Mr. Movie.) then head to a classroom to review and discuss. Share
thoughts and compare analyses on the movie, and learn what Mr.
Movie looks for in a feature. Excerpts from your review may be used in
Mr. Movie’s Tri-City Herald print or online columns. Ticket admission is
included in the cost of the class. Participants will be notified of movie
title and location at least a week prior to class. Ages 17 or older.
Saturday, Apr. 23 Movie: Matinee, Time and Theatre TBD
Following movie: Southridge HS Rm. B110 Gary Wolcott
ONLINE CLASSES See more at ed2go.com/kce
SPANISH FOR MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS $105
With increasing numbers of Spanish-speaking patients entering the
healthcare system every year, it’s more crucial than ever for health
professionals to learn medical Spanish. Whether you’re new to the
Spanish language or just want a refresher, this fun and simple course
will give you the basic tools you need to bridge the communication
gap. For information and registration go to ed2go.com/kce and enter
the class title in the search box.
Start dates Jan. 13, Feb. 10, Mar. 16, Apr. 13, May 18
Tara Bradley Williams
Six-week online course
BEGINNING WRITER
$105
If you’ve always wanted to write but have no idea where to start, this
course will demystify the process for you. You’ll get a taste of the writing
life, improve your writing skills, and develop new ways to stretch your
creative muscles. This exciting, hands-on course for the creative writing
novice is filled with challenging exercises, expert advice, and plenty of
direct support and encouragement. As you work your way through the
lessons, you’ll develop your own short, creative fiction or nonfiction
piece. For information and registration go to ed2go.com/kce and enter
the class title in the search box.
Start dates Jan. 13, Feb. 10, Mar. 16, Apr. 13, May 18
Ann Linquist
Six-week online course
s c i e n c e , na t u r e
& history
FORENSIC SCIENCE – DEATH SCENE INVESTIGATION
OFF CAMPUS
800W16 OR 801S16
$21
The Coroner’s office investigates all unattended deaths. This includes
natural deaths as well as accidents, homicides and suicides. The coroner
also investigates hospital deaths when the decedent has been hospitalized
less than 36 hours. Come learn about the science of real life forensics. This
class will begin with an introduction to what the County Coroner’s Office
does and what things they look for at a death scene. The class will be held
in the Benton County Coroner’s Office where you will get the inside scoop
on just how it all comes together. WARNING: Ages 18+ Graphic images
from Forensic Pathology textbooks will be used in the presentation.
800W16
OR 801S16
Monday, Feb. 1 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Monday, Apr. 18 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
County Coroner’s Office
7011 W. Okanogan Pl. (north end of building)
Roy McLean, Chief Deputy Coroner, Benton County
EXPERIENCE AVIATION HISTORY IN THE TRI-CITIES!
OFF CAMPUS
802W16$23
Did you know the Tri-Cities Airport was originally the Naval Air Station
(NAS) Pasco? In 1941, our community was transformed into the third
largest Navy training base in the United States. How many young men
earned their pilot wings at NAS Pasco; what type of aircraft(s) were flown
by the Navy; were women allowed to work on the base; why do we
have a street named Bombing Range Rd; what happened to NAS Pasco;
and what makes our tower unique in the United States? This class/field
trip will answer all these questions and more. Bring your camera, your
walking shoes and your leather flight jacket (optional) and experience
our amazing and inspiring aviation history.
Saturday, Mar. 26
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Bergstrom Aircraft, Inc.
Malin Bergstrom
4102 N. Stearman Ave, Tri-Cities Airport, Pasco
Register at communityed.ksd.org
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THE HOUSES HANFORD BUILT - WALKING TOURS
OFF CAMPUS
803S16, 804S16, 805S16
$15
Explore Richland’s unique architectural past with host Richard Nordgren.
Richard leads three distinct walking tours of the neighborhoods known
for their historic Alphabet Houses. Tours begin in various locations.
Each tour is narrated with glimpses into the social history that formed
the City of Richland during the government ownership era. Sturdy
walking shoes are recommended. Each tour begins at 9:00 a.m.
Starting locations will be emailed prior to class.
All tours are from 9 -11 a.m.
Richard Nordgren
Tour 1, South Richland
803S16 Saturday, May 7
Explore these quiet narrow street neighborhoods that are a potpourri of
Alphabet Houses designed to meet the needs of a fast growing city of
government workers during WWII
Tour 2, The Gold Coast
804S16 Saturday, May 14
Home to the upper echelon, the Gold Coast has its own set of lettered
houses. This walk includes backyard glimpses from the “Miracle Mile”
and the house where the creator of Dupus Boomer lived. In the adjacent
neighborhood, many of the houses have retained much of their original
appearance. A section of this walk is on the National Historic Register.
Tour 3, Central Richland
805S16
Saturday, May 21
From WWII to the Cold War, these neighborhoods reflect a change in
social dynamics and city planning. The tour also offers a view of original
exteriors to uniquely remodeled and redesigned houses that cast doubt
on their original footprint.
BIRDS EYE VIEW OF THE ICE AGE FLOODS
807W16$15
Unusual and unique features left behind by repeated Ice Age floods will
be examined from above using state-of the-art methods that include
digital topography as well as manned and unmanned aerial vehicles.
Signed copies of Bruce’s geologic guidebooks will be available after the
class for those interested in purchasing. Interested in Ice Age Floods?
See related course in Technology.
Wednesday Apr. 13
6:30 – 8 p.m.
Kamiakin Library
Bruce Bjornstad
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EXPLORE BADGER MOUNTAIN
805S16$17
Join us for a guided hike on Badger’s Skyline Trail, featuring native
wildflower identification, a glimpse into the shrub steppe environment
and animal life. There is much to see and experience while taking in the
amazing views from this unique treasure of the Tri-Cities. Participants
should wear shoes and clothing appropriate for hiking and bring a
water bottle. Class will meet at the Dallas Road Parking Lot at 10 a.m.
(see Community Ed website under Supply List for directions)
Saturday, Apr. 23
10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Dallas Road Parking Lot
Ann Roberts and Mary Cooke,
Friends of Badger Mountain
ONLINE CLASSES See more at ed2go.com/kce
GENEALOGY BASICS $105
Genealogy Basics will help you understand the genealogy research
process and the way we interpret the information we find. This course
guides you through the search process for family names using several
subscription-based Web sites, which you can access while you’re enrolled
in the class. You’ll discover, in simple terms, where to look, who to contact,
and how to make your family history come alive. Was it truth or goof?
Where’s the proof? Find out why close counts not only in horseshoes,
but also in hunting your heritage. For information and registration go to
ed2go.com/kce and enter the class title in the search box.
Start dates Jan. 13, Feb. 10, Mar. 16, Apr. 13, May 18
Bob Moyer
Six-week online course
INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL LAW
$105
Criminal law is one of the most fascinating areas of legal practice. The
instructor--a former major-felony prosecutor who has appeared on
Court TV--gives a behind the scenes look at criminal law by examining
the world of prosecutors, defense attorneys, and the paralegals who
work closely with them. For information and registration go to ed2go.
com/kce and enter the class title in the search box.
Start dates Jan. 13, Feb. 10, Mar. 16, Apr. 13, May 18
Neal Bevans
Six-week online course
t r av e l & l e i s u r e
1-BAG TRAVEL PACKING
900W16 OR 901W16
$15
Learn basic principles for packing efficiently and economically using
the bundle packing method. Fit all your essential needs into a standard
21”- 22” roll-on bag and avoid baggage fees or lost luggage. Class
includes sample packing lists (for 2-10+ days), “capsule wardrobe”
ideas covering general traveler’s needs, minimizing liquid items for TSA
screening, a thorough discussion with a demonstration of the bundle
packing method, and question and answer time.
900W16
Thursday, Feb. 11
6 – 7:30 p.m.
Southridge HS Rm. B110
OR 901W16
Thursday, Mar. 10 6 – 7:30 p.m.
Stephanie Bucci, Authority Resources
DISCOVER ICELAND
902S16
$15
The most epic road trip in Iceland is the Ring Road – 830 miles of
adventure and surprises. It is an iconic landscape complete with
breathtaking scenery and ancient stories that spur the imagination.
Discover the vast range of Icelandic beauty from waterfalls and glaciers
to magnificent volcanoes and geothermal areas. Learn the logistics of
planning an unforgettable trip to this gorgeous land.
Wednesday, May 11
6:30 – 8 p.m.
Southridge HS Rm. B104
Dave Atkinson
EUROPEAN RIVER CRUISING
903W16
$15
River vessels are floating hotels that can take you to, or near, cities
such as Budapest, Vienna and Bucharest. Close-up views and access
to inland travel destinations are the main allure to river cruising, as are
the rivers themselves. With boats designed to squeeze under ancient
bridges and through narrow canal locks, these ships may carry as few
as 100 or as many as 280 passengers. From tulips to Christmas markets,
visit the cities on your bucket list on a river cruise.
Tuesday, Feb. 9
6:30 – 8 p.m.
Southridge HS Rm. B110
Susan Reinkens, Elite Travel
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TRAVEL TO IRELAND
904S16
$15
Green rolling hills, crashing waves of the Wild Atlantic Way, mystical
stories and ancient castles…Ireland has something for everyone.
Renowned for its friendly, welcoming people, Ireland is an outdoor
enthusiast’s dream and has a rich, unique culture steeped in ancient
history, literature and the arts. Come and learn a ‘wee’ bit about
traveling to this beautiful Land of the Celts.
Tuesday, Apr. 26
6:30 – 8 p.m.
Southridge HS Rm. B110
Susan Reinkens, Elite Travel
INTRO TO FLY CASTING
905W16
$35
This class is designed to introduce students to fly fishing and prepare
them for their first fly fishing outing. The Columbia Basin Fly Casters will
help with selecting the right gear and flies; preparing the gear; tying
the right knots; fly casting, and provide information on nearby lakes
and streams for new fly fishers. Attendees should bring their favorite
fly rod if available; otherwise loaners will be available for the class.
Bring a sack lunch. Ages 14+.
Saturday, Feb. 20
9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Kennewick HS Cafeteria Rich Holten & Columbia Basin Fly Casters
LET’S FISH!
906W16$15
What are the 10 most popular sport fishes in the Tri-Cities area? Fisheries
biologist and author Dennis Dauble will be sharing information about
their life history, migration timing (if they migrate) and distribution (i.e.
where some of the more popular fishing areas are). Dennis will also
address the effects of the long, hot weather and its impact on rivers
and fish population. Our instructor’s two books, “Fishes of the Columbia
Basin,” and The “Barbless Hook” will be available for purchase at a
discount, if desired.
Saturday, Mar. 26
10 – 11:30 a.m.
Kamiakin HS Rm. 510
Dennis Dauble
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FLY TYING
907S16
$21
Come spend the morning with instructors from the Columbia Basin Fly
Casters club. This class will provide instruction on tying a dry fly, a wet
fly, and a streamer fly pattern. These patterns will provide the basic
foundation for most styles of fishing flies. Fly tying material will be
provided by the club.
Saturday, Apr. 23
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Southridge HS Rm B110 Dan Robertson & Columbia Basin Fly Casters
ONLINE CLASSES See more at ed2go.com/kce
CERTIFICATE IN HEALTHY AGING
$105
As the population in the United States ages, there are many opportunities
to learn how to work with seniors in multiple settings in a way that
supports quality of life. In the Certificate in Healthy Aging, you’ll gain an
overview of specific aspects of aging to provide a long-term foundation
for treatment of the senior community and overall health during the later
years of life. For information and registration go to ed2go.com/kce and
enter the class title in the search box.
This certificate is designed for anyone working in the health care field,
those who are interested in the topic, those who are working with the
aging population, or anyone who wishes to prepare for a career in aging
services or gerontology.
Start dates Jan. 13, Feb. 10, Mar. 16, Apr. 13, May 18
Cyndi Koop Sen and Caroline Young
Six-week online course
BEGINNING CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH
$105
This course will teach you how to communicate easily and comfortably
with those who speak French. You’ll learn practical, common phrases
that will make your trip to the many French-speaking regions of the
world more pleasant. You’ll learn dialogue specific to various settings,
and you’ll be surprised how easy it can be to speak another language!
For information and registration go to ed2go.com/kce and enter the
class title in the search box.
Start dates Jan. 13, Feb. 10, Mar. 16, Apr. 13, May 18
Amy Page
Six-week online course
Jack Anderson
(509) 222-5004
jack.anderson@ksd.org
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agents, contributing organizations, officers, representatives, and facilities from all claims resulting from any theft, physical injury,
death or pecuniary loss as a direct or indirect consequence of participation in this activity/class. If the participant is under 18 years
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Alternate Phone Children 12 and over may register for specific classes when noted. Young teens must be accompanied by an adult.
Pre-registration is required. Registrations are NOT taken in class by instructors.
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Zip Eastgate
910 E. 10th Ave.
Ridge View
7001 W. 13th Ave.
Kamiakin
KSD Administration Center
600 N. Arthur St.
1000 W. 4th Ave.
Kennewick
500 S. Dayton St.
Southridge
3520 Southridge Blvd.
City High Schools
Horse Heaven Hills
3500 S. Vancouver St.
Address Middle Schools
Date Elementary Schools
c l a s s lo c at i o n s
22
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Start dates Jan. 13, Feb. 10, Mar. 16, Apr. 13, May 18
INSTRUCTOR-LED COURSES
Sessions start monthly
Convenient six-week format
Interactive learning environment
Instructors lead each course
O V E R 30 0 O N L I N E C O U R S E S
Computer Applications
Business & Professional
Law & Legal
Teaching & Education
Writing & Publishing
Healthcare & Medical
Languages
Personal Enrichment
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