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Technical
Agricultural Welding Repair — NEW
Introduction to AutoCAD
12STWF
A 20 hour program specially designed for farmers to gain knowledge in agricultural
repair. Students will be exposed to Oxy-fuel cutting and brazing, shielded metal Arc
welding (stick) and Gas Metal Arc welding (MIG).
Instructor: Nick Sherlock
Starts: When 10 enroll
Length: 10 sessions
Fee: $350
12STAC
Learn AUTOCAD version 7 software for mechanical drafting. Course will include
introduction to AutoCAD and its features, including drawings and editing commands, set
up, layers, line types, dimensioning, plotting and more.
Starts: When 10 enroll
Length: 16 sessions
Fee: $252
Basic Refinishing
FIVE EASY WAYS TO REGISTER
Phone-In: 660-582-8311 or 660-562-3022 – Ask for Lori Tally
Walk-In: You may register in person at Northwest Technical School
Office Hours: Monday-Friday from 8 am to 4 pm
Mail-In: You may register by completing the registration form and
mailing it with your fee to: Community Education 1515 South
Munn, Maryville, MO 64468
Checks should be made payable to: Maryville R-II Schools
Fax: You may register by fax using VISA or MasterCard. Complete the
registration and fax to 660-562-2010
Email: ltally@maryville.k12.mo.us
Enroll Today – Call 660-582-8311
Classes beginning in January
Additional classes scheduled as requested
10FTR
This class uses a hands-on approach and will offer the newcomer training in the basics
of refinishing. Students will bring a small project (chair or table) to refinish in class.
Proper safety techniques will be demonstrated and emphasized throughout the course.
Instructor: John Monjar
Starts: Monday,April 16
Location: Monjar’s Wood Shop-990 South Hester
Length: 5 sessions — 6:00-8:00 pm
Fee: $38 (Call 660-582-8311 for a supply list)
Lawn Mower Maintenance/Trouble Shooting & Repair Class — NEW
12STLMM
Come learn the basic techniques of lawn mower maintenance. Learn how to
troubleshoot and how to do repairs to help keep your lawn mower ready to go..
Instructor: Randy Fletchall
Starts: Tuesday, March 6
Length: 4 sessions – 6:30-8:30 pm
Fee: $45
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Health Care – Computers – Technical
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Important Information
Table of Contents
Schedule Change: Formation of classes depends on sufficient enrollment.
Community Education reserves the right to revise class schedules if needed. The
information in this publication is based on conditions at printing and is subject
to change.
CEUs: The Continuing Education Unit is credit offered for vocationally related
courses. One credit is given for every 10 hours of instruction. Courses earning
CEU credits are computer, child care, health care and technical classes.
Books and Supplies: Costs are included in the registration fees unless otherwise
specified. Books are available in the Community Education Office at the first
class.
Facilities: Classes are held at Northwest Technical School unless specified
otherwise in the course description.
Enrollment: Anyone may enroll in classes. Classes arranged for younger people
will indicate an acceptable age range in the course description.
Cancellations Due to Weather: Whenever classes in the public schools are
cancelled due to weather, Community Education classes are also cancelled. All
cancellations are announced on KNIM AM 1580 or FM 97.1 radio. Or dial 660-5828311 and wait for the message on the answering machine.
Refunds: A full refund or credit will be made if (1) Community Education cancels
a class, (2) a class is full at the time your registration is received, or (3) a refund is
requested 24 hours before the first class is held. No refunds will be given after a
class meets. Refunds may require four to six weeks to process.
Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to make this publication accurate as of
the publication date; however, all policies, procedures, tuition/fee and curriculum
are subject to change any time by appropriate action of instructors, the
administration, and the Maryville Board of Education. This publication is not
intended to be a contract, explicit or implied, and the school reserves the right to
make changes regarding the information contained therein.
Important Information...................................................2
Personal Enrichment......................................................3
Health and Well-Being ....................................................4
Dance and Music............................................................5
Youth..............................................................................5
Language ........................................................................5
Arts/Crafts ......................................................................6
Schedule at a Glance......................................................7
Great Outdoors ..............................................................8
Business..........................................................................9
Ed2go Online Classes.....................................................9
Health Care ..................................................................10
Computers ...................................................................11
Technical......................................................................12
Registration Form.........................................................12
To see course dates, times and instructors, turn to
page 7. Sessions will be continued the week after
unless otherwise noted.
324 N. Main Street
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660-254-1054
Digital Cameras
Excel
12SCDC
Digital Cameras have taken the camera market by storm.With so many different versions
hitting the market, it can be confusing what type to get. What are the benefits and
disadvantages of digital verses film? How do I get the best pictures with my digital camera?
What are megapixels, and do I really need 10 of them? What software should I use on my
computer to view and edit them? What are the benefits of a photo printer or printing them
out at a store? All these questions and more will be answered with this class. If you already
have a digital camera,feel free to bring it with you so we can work hands on with the camera
and answer questions you may have.
Instructor: Joe Alley
Starts: When 10 enroll
Length: 1 session
Fee: $29
12SCOBE
Set up a spreadsheet with simple formatting and simple formulas. Develop the use of
formulas and formatting to enhance the basic spreadsheet for various business or home
users.
Instructor: Joe Alley
Starts: Monday,April 23
Length: 2 sessions - 6:00-8:00 pm
Fee: $29
Note: Computer classes offer Microsoft 2007
Computer for the Absolute Beginner
12SCAB
This class is designed for people who have little or no experience with computers and
would like to begin developing this skill. We will focus on the most basic skills: turning the
machine on and off,using the mouse,navigating Windows,personalizing and organizing your
machine, and e-mail. There will be time set aside for special requests if there is a topic that
someone would like to have covered.
Instructor: Joe Alley
Starts: Monday, January 23
Length: 3 sessions - 3:00-5:00 pm
Fee: $39
Basic Computer Operations
12SCBC
Topics include terminology and the basic components of computer. You will learn to
navigate Windows, the basics of word processing, spreadsheet applications and the Internet.
There will be time set aside for special requests if there is a topic that someone would like
to have covered.
Instructor: Joe Alley
Starts: Monday, February 13
Length: 4 sessions - 6:00-8:00 pm
Fee: $59
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer complying with Title IX Section 504.
JANUARY…
Friday, Jan. 6th Crop Night $5
January 10,17,24 Wheel Throwing (Tuesdays) 5:30-7pm $60
(includes 2 throwing classes and a glaze class)
Tuesday, Jan. 10, 17 & 24 Kids Knit Hat $15 (3rd-MS) 4-5:30pm
Thursday, Jan. 12 & 19 Crochet Hat $20 plus materials 6-9pm
Monday, Jan. 16 & 23 4-5pm Canvas Collage for Kids $20
Sat. Jan., 21st 10am -10pm All Day Crop $15
(includes a late lunch)
Sunday, Jan. 22 & 29 Oil Painting 2-5pm
Thursday, Jan. 26th Canvas Collage “Personal Manifesto” 6-9pm
$30
Sat. Jan., 28th Polymer Clay Jewelry with Keila Hernandez 9:303pm (includes lunch) $75
Tuesday, Jan 31st & Tues., Feb 7th 7-9pm Woodblock Printing
$30
Computers
MARCH…
Friday, March 2nd Crop Night $5 5-10pm
March 6,13,20 Wheel throwing (Tuesdays) 4-5:30
$60 (includes 2 throwing classes and a glazing class)
Wed., March 7,14,21,28 5:30-7:30pm Stainglass
$50 (plus materials)
Thursday, March 8th “Arty Party” adults 7-9pm
Tuesday, March 13th Kids “Arty Party” 4-5:30pm $10
Thursday, March 15th Flower Scarf (advanced crochet) 6-9pm
(experience required)
Sat. March 17th All Day Crop $15 (includes late lunch)
Thursday, March 22nd Cork-N-Canvas 6-9pm $30
Owning a Computer
12SCOAC
We've all seen commercials for miracle programs that will speed up and clean up your
computer to make it as good as new.What these commercials don't tell you is that you can
do it all yourself -- for free! Using programs already installed on your machine and free
software available on the internet, you will learn how to maintain your computer and keep
it running at its best possible performance. .
Instructor: Joe Alley
Starts: Monday, March 19
Length: 2 sessions - 6:00-8:00 pm
Fee: $29
Web Page Design
12SCWPD
Create, design, and maintain web pages for personal or business use. By the end of this
short class, you will have the beginnings of your website already done! You will be using
a free web-based website developer that you can access from anywhere. No software or
service purchase necessary.
Instructor: Joe Alley
Starts: Wednesday, May 2
Length: 1 session - 6:00-8:00 pm
Fee: $29
PowerPoint
12SCPP
Create a PowerPoint slide show using templates design and formatting different types of
slides. You will create a slide show and enhance it through formatting,transitions and effects.
It is recommended that you bring a flash drive if you plan to keep your work.
Instructor: Joe Alley
Starts: Monday, May 7
Length: 2 sessions - 6:00-8:00 pm
Fee: $29
Facebook
12SCFB
You will learn how to use Facebook and its many features. Some of the topics covered
will be: setting up a new account, protecting your personal information, personalizing your
page,adding/sharing photos,creating event invitations,leaving messages for others,and many
more features.
Instructor: Rylee Goolsby, Midwest Data Center
Starts: Wednesday, March 14
Length: 1 session - 6:30-8:30 pm
Fee: $29
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FEBRUARY…
February 1,8,15 Wheel throwing (Wed.) 5-7:30 $60 (2 throwing class and 1 glaze class)
Wed., Feb 1st Kids Loop Scarf $10 (plus materials) 4-5pm
Friday, Feb., 3rd Crop Night 5-10pm $5
Monday, Feb. 8th & 15th Crochet Hat 5-8pm $20 (plus materials)
Thurs., Feb 9th “Arty Party” for adults 7-9pm $10
Tuesday, Feb 14,21,28 $20 Kids Stainglass 4-5pm (1st- 4th grades)
Thursday, Feb. 16th Improv Scarf $20 (plus materials) 6-9pm
Sat. Feb. 18th All Day Crop $15 (includes a late lunch)
Wed., Feb. 22nd Kids Arty Party $10 5:30-7pm
Thursday, Feb 23rd Cork-N-Canvas $30 6-9pm
Friday, Feb 24th Crochet Flowers 6-8pm $15
Wed. Feb 29th 5-8pm $20 (plus materials) Cha Cha Scarf
APRIL…
(No Crops this month)
Wed., April 4, 11, 18th Clay Teapots 4-5:30pm (Middle School –Adult) $35
Sat. April 7th 10-11:30am $25 Kids Clay Class
Tuesday, April 10 & 17th 4-5:30pm (ms +) Crochet Vase Cover
Thursday, April 12th “Arty Party” Adults 7-9pm $10
Sat. April 14th Garden Stones $15 10-1 Come and Go event
Wed., April 25th “Glowing the Dark Kids Arty Party” 5:30-7pm $10
Thursday, April 26th Cork-N-Canvas $30 6-9pm
Microsoft Word
12SCOBW
Learn the basics of word processing. Topics covered will be formatting of text and
graphics,and an overall acquaintance with the features of Microsoft Word. There will be time
set aside for special requests if there is a topic that someone would like to have covered.
Instructor: Joe Alley
Starts: Monday,April 2
Length: 2 sessions - 6:00-8:00 pm
Fee: $29
School Age Community (SAC)
Grades K-4 Licensed Quality Program
Before School (6:30-7:30 am)
After School (2:40-5:30 pm) and
Early Dismissal Days
SAC hours vary according to needs of children enrolled
ENROLL
*Time to do homework
*Snack time
*Free Time
ANYTIME
*Arts & Crafts
*Recreation/Sports
*Games
Maryville R-II School District site at Eugene Field Elementary School
Call the Community Education office at 660-582-8311 for enrollment details.
Financial assistance available for qualifying families.
Contact Division of Family Service at 582-3141 for details.
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Health Care
Personal Enrichment
Red Cross CPR
Certified Medication Technician (CMT)
An Introduction to Voiceovers *One-on-One, Online Class*
Introduction to Bee Keeping 101
12SHCCPR
This hands-on course teaches you responses and skills for how to respond in
emergency situations. Course content can include Adult or Child CPR skills. This course
can be tailored to meet the needs of the group wanting to take or up-date their CPR skills.
Call 660-582-8311 to register!
Offered: 1st Monday’s of each month January 2, February 6, March 5, April 2 and May 7,
6:00-9:00 pm. Class will be cancelled if at least 8 students are not enrolled.
Call 660-582-8311 to enroll!
Fee: $40
(includes Insulin Administration)
12SPEATV
This fun and empowering 90 minute, one-on-one introductory workshop covers the
different types of voiceovers and what tools are needed to find success.You’ll be coached
as you read a script, and be recorded so you can receive a professional voiceover
evaluation later. You’ll have the knowledge necessary to help you decide if this is
something you’d like to pursue.Taught by a professional voice actor from the Voice Acting
Training Company,Voices For All. This class is held at the student’s home. Requirements:
Students must have Internet Access and Video Chatting capabilities using either of the
following free methods: Skype (for PC users) or iChat (for Mac Users)
Instructor: Voices for All
Starts: You can preset the class over the telephone
Length: 1 session
Fee: $49 per person
12SPEBK
Have you thought about what it would take to be a Bee Keeper? Learn the basics of
Bee Keeping and decide whether or not you would like to pursue the adventure of
building a hive, taking care of Bee’s, and maintaining Bee’s. If there is enough interest, we
will have an on-hands experience later in the Spring with an additional fee. This one
session course will just give you an introduction to what it would take to be a successful
Bee Keeper.
Instructor: NW MO Bee Busters
Starts: Saturday, January 7
Length: 1 session - 2:00-4:00 pm
Fee: $12
Cell Phones 101 — NEW
12SPEBK2
This class brings to you more advanced techniques of Bee Keeping. Learn how to nucs
(split) hives? How to combine hives? What are some of the disease in hives that cause
hives to be lost? This class will help a Bee Keeper learn what to look for to maintain a
healthy hive.
Instructor: NW MO Bee Busters
Starts: Saturday, February 4
Length: 1 session - 2:00-4:00 pm
Fee: $12
12SCCMT
Upgrade your CNA skills to become a medication technician in a skilled care facility. The
four hour insulin administration component certifies a medication technician to
administer insulin in a skilled health care facility. Call for details if you only need the
insulin administration component. Students must be an active CNA for 6 months, take
and pass a TABE test, and have a letter of recommendation from a DON or administrator.
Starts: When 10 enroll
Length: 60 class hours, 8 clinical hours and 2 final hours
Fee: $425 tuition plus book
Insulin Certification: $25
Red Cross Basic First Aid
12SHCFA
This hands-on course teaches you responses and skills for Basic First Aid. This course
can be tailored to meet the needs of the group wanting to take or up-date their First Aid
skills. Call 660-582-8311 to register!
Offered: 4th Monday’s of each month: January 23, February 27, March 26, April 23, and
May 28 6:00-9:00 pm Class will be cancelled if at least 8 students are not enrolled. Call
660-582-8311 to enroll!
Fee: $40
Emergency Medical Technician
12SHCEMT
Students completing this program will be eligible for state licensor as EMT’s and will
be licensed to work in hospital emergency rooms. Accredited by the Bureau of EMS State
of MO.This course exceeds national curriculum requirements. Any certified EMT needing
additional CEU’s call 660-582-8311 to enroll in a segment of this course to meet
requirements.
Starts: When 10 enroll
Fee: $800 plus testing and supply fees
TABE Testing
Enrollees in EMT Class must meet certain grade level standards which are established
through the TABE Test. Contact Northwest Technical School Office at 660-562-3022, to
schedule a testing date. Cost $20
Feeder Assistant Class
12SHCFAC
The objective of this class is to prepare students to be qualified as feeding assistants in
certified facilities in MO. The topics covered are based on certain lesson plans in the
“Becoming a Nurse Assistant in a Long Term Care Facility” manual, 2001 Revision. The
student does not have to be a certified nurse assistant, must be at least 18 years old, have
completed a criminal background check, and documented 2 step TB skin test shall be
provided by the student before enrollment. Confidentiality statement and a letter of
recommendation from the DON or Administrator of a long term care facility or hospital
Starts: When 10 enroll
Length: 1 classroom setting and 1 clinical setting 8:30-4:30 pm
Fee: $80
Certified Nursing Assistant
12SHCCNA
Receive 75 hours of classroom training as a nurse assistant in skilled residential care.
Classroom study coincides with 100 hours of clinical training at your place of
employment. Cost includes certification exam.
Starts: When 10 enroll
Length: 19 sessions
Fee: $300
Restorative Nurse Assistant (RNA)
12SHCRNA
The RNA is an expanded role for the CNA requiring special knowledge, skills and
techniques in therapeutic rehabilitation as prescribed and supervised by licensed
personnel. Students must be 18 years of age, have proof of high school diploma or GED,
Proof of six (6) months of employment as a Certified Nurse Assistant), have a mantoux 2
step Tuberculosis (TB) skin test result taken within the last twelve (12) months, and a
complete background check from your facility.
Starts: When 10 enroll
Length: 30 hours of instruction and 30 hours of clinical rotation
Fee: $300 (includes: Text, course fee, exam fee, certificate, and license)
EMS First Responder
12SHCEMT
This comprehensive curriculum is designed to train participants in basic life support
and first on scene emergency care. The program meets requirements for:
*Missouri Department of Health, Bureau of EMS
*US Dept. of Trans., EMT-B standard curriculum
*American Heart Assoc. Basic Cardiac Life Support and AED
The basic 60 hour course is in didactic and skills training. Additional classes in Auto
Extrication and Emergency Driving will be offered. After successful completion of this
program the candidate is eligible to sit for licensure examinations for the National
Registry of First Responders examinations.
Starts: When 15 enroll
Fee: $180 includes text, all supplies
12SPECP
Few industries hold the potential to dynamically affect your day to day life like that of
Cellular Communications. This short class will explore both the exponential growth of
the cellular industry as well as exciting developments that lay on it’s very near horizon.
Included will be an emphasis on cutting-edge technology such as Near Field
Communication and the continuing evolution of high-speed data transmission as it
applies to smartphones, tablets, and the like.
Instructor: Flag Flaherty – Customer Relations, NorthwestCell
Starts: Monday, March 12
Length: 1 session - 2:10-3:05 pm
Fee: Free
Cell Phone Industry 101 — NEW
12SPECP2
The Cellular Industry is a growing and ever-changing environment drawing on a large
number of varied services including information technology, sales, management,
marketing, public relations, accounting and customer service. This brief presentation will
provide an introduction to the training and skill sets necessary for the different career
positions required within a cellular telecommunications business.
Instructor: Flag Flaherty – Customer Relations, NorthwestCell
Starts: Monday, March 26
Length: 1 session 2:10-3:05 pm
Fee: Free
EMT-B CEU Classes
ACT Prep
12SHCEMTB
Classes will coincide with regular EMT course schedule at NTS. Pre-registration
required 3 days prior to class date to schedule testing and get certification.
Starts: Call for schedule Tuesday/Thursday — 6:00-10:00 pm
Fee: $15 per class
12SPEACTP
Are you dreading the four hour monster known as the ACT? ACT Prep class will help
you get familiar with the four subtests, learn some tricks for each section, and help you to
feel more at ease and prepared to take on the challenge of the test. Each session will focus
on one of the subtests (English, Math, Reading and Science) with time to work practice
problems. A practice ACT test will be given the last two sessions before the April ACT to
get you prepared. So, bring your calculator, some #2 wooden pencils and your willingness
to work and join us on preparing for the ACT!
Instructor: Stacey Calfee
Starts: Wednesday, February 22
Length: 6 sessions - 5:30-7:30 pm.
Fee: $60
Medical Terminology
12SHCMT
Interested in learning medical terminology that is required for medical secretaries and
medical transcription personnel in medical and related fields? Need a refresher course?
Learn body systems terminology, its roots, prefixes, suffixes and associated vocabulary..
Starts: When 10 enroll
Length: 10 sessions
Fee: $109 (plus text)
IV Therapy for LPNs
12SIVT
Prerequisite: Must be Licensed Practical Nurse. The LPN will use knowledge, skills and
competencies required to perform such therapy safely and in accordance with the
Missouri Nursing Practice act. The course includes forty (40) hours of classroom
instruction. The arrangement of eight hours required clinical is the responsibility of the
student..
Starts: When 10 enroll
Length: 14 sessions — 40 hours classroom, 8 hours clinical
Fee: $289 (plus book)
Farm & Small Business Record Keeping
Using QuickBooks — NEW
12SEAP
Good business records can be an important source of information when analyzing
your farm or business. Learning to develop good records can help you keep your business
on the right track. In addition, good records will make filing income, sales taxes and other
government reports easier.
We are offering a series of five classes to help you set up and use computer technology
as an effective tool in your home or business accounting. The total time commitment for
all five class sessions is 15 hours, but the knowledge gained will probably save you many
hours later. It is strongly recommended that all participants already have basic computer
operation skills..
Instructor: Randa Doty
Starts: Monday, February 27
Length: 5 sessions - 1-4 pm
Fee: $50 per person
Advanced Bee Keeping 201
Basic & Advanced Dog Obedience
12SPEDO
Please join us for a fun, relaxed, positive reinforcement approach to training the furry
member of your family. We teach communication techniques between you and your dog.
We cover basic commands; watch me, sit, heel, stay, come, down and touch. We can even
help you with problem behaviors! Want to certify your dog with Canine Good Citizen? We
can do that too! Those of you wanting Advance Training go ahead sign up today. Bring your
family, children 8 years and older can be the handler with an adult present! Fees are
$80.00 each puppy/dog for 4 sessions that last one hour and a half each. Call
Northwest Technical School today to reserve your spot. For any other additional
information, please call Smitten Pet Sitten at 660-528-0764.
Instructor: Smitten Pet Sitten (Amy Mathias B.S.)
Starts: Saturday, March 3
Length: 4 sessions - 9:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
Fee: $80/dog
Supplies To Bring: 6’ & 24' leash, hip pouch or treat bag, water, dime size treats (two
different types), no leashes that are choker/pinch or chain.
Learn about Flying Lessons
12SPEFL
Learn what pilots learn! Learn common aviation terms, how to read the instruments,
understand weather for pilots, radio communications with control towers, and how to
plot flights on aviation maps. Flights are available only by request and at additional cost.
Instructor: Jo Rankin
Starts: Monday, March 12
Length: 3 sessions - 6:00-9:00 pm
Fee: $23
AARP Drivers Safety Class
12SPEDSC
Here’s an opportunity to update your driving knowledge and skills including defensive
driving techniques, handling hazardous and normal driving situations and the new traffic
laws and rules of the road. Students participating in the 4 hour class, done in one session
will learn to compensate for the physical and mental changes. Graduates will remain safer
drivers for a longer period of time. Some insurance companies provide a discount on auto
insurance with completion of this course.
Instructor: David Meade
Starts: Thursday, April 26
Location: Maryville R-II Administration Building
Length: 1 session - 9:00 am-1:00 pm
Fee: $12 for AARP members need proof of membership must be provided and $14 nonmembers make checks payable to AARP
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Business
Health and Well-Being
Stay Strong, Stay Healthy
Aromatherapy for Pain — NEW
Introduction to Economics — NEW
12SHWEWBW
According to the 2008 Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans, older adults (aged 65
years and older) should do muscle strengthening activities that involve all major muscle
groups at least two days a week. For most of us busy schedules and modern conveniences
are preventing us from meeting this recommendation. We can help! We have something
fun planned to get you up and moving. The “Stay Strong, Stay Healthy” program is coming
to Northwest Technical School. This program can help you get started on the road to
better health. The “Stay Strong, Stay Healthy” program is built on simple, strength building
exercises that will improve balance, health, and state of mind. No, it’s not strenuous
weight-lifting; you’ll start at a level that’s right for you. No one is too inactive to
participate. Building strength promotes quality of life and independence. All exercises
are done either standing or sitting; there are no floor exercises involved. All equipment
for the class will be provided.
Instructor: Kelli Wilmes, Registered Dietitian and Nutrition Specialist at the University
of Missouri Extension Center in Nodaway County
Starts: Monday/Wednesday, February 27
Length: 10 weeks - 3:00-4:00 p.m.
Fee: $20
12SHWAHP
Learn what essential oils have traditionally been used to deal with a wide range of pain
conditions and how to utilize them.
Instructor: Jeanette Barcus
Starts: Monday, February 13
Location: Herbs ‘n’ Whey 1202 North Main, Maryville
Length: 1 session - 6:30-8:30 pm
Fee: $12
12SBGW
This course will cover a survey of the history and concepts of basic economic theory.
Instructor: John Tiner
Starts: Monday, January 23
Length: 5 sessions - 6:00-8:00 pm
Fee: $34
Area Herb Conference
12SHWAHC
Learn more about naturally supporting your body with herbs and supplements. The
day’s topics will include: guidelines for choosing safe and effective supplements, a
personal body systems assessment and information on how flower essences,
herbs and essential oils can enhance your life.
Instructor: Jeanette Barcus
Starts: Saturday, April 21
Length: 1 session - 9 am- 5:00 pm
Fee: $30 (includes lunch)
Aromatherapy-Home Spa Treatments — NEW
12SHWAHST
Learn to make your own skin and relaxation treatments like bath salts, massage oils,
facial masks, body spritzers and more.
Instructor: Jeanette Barcus
Starts: Monday, January 30
Location: Herbs ‘n’ Whey 1202 North Main, Maryville
Length: 1 session - 6:30-8:30 pm
Fee: $12
Aromatherapy for Children — NEW
12SHWAC
Essential oils can make childhood easier. See what natural application you can make
for a wide range of issues like calming, head lice, paying attention and more.
Instructor: Jeanette Barcus
Starts: Monday, February 6
Location: Herbs ‘n’ Whey 1202 North Main, Maryville
Length: 1 session - 6:30-8:30 pm
Fee: $12
Life is a Balancing Act — NEW
12SHWLBA
How round is your wheel? Is it a little flat in one area? Come learn how balancing
your life and your nutrition can transform your life. Each session will focus on organic
nutritional cleansing with Isagenix as well as tips and ideas to help you lead a balanced
life in all six dimensions of the Wellness Wheel.
Instructor: Judy Frueh, WHNP, MSN, BC
Starts: Thursday, January 12
Length: 4 sessions - 7:00-8:30 pm
Fee: free
ServSafe
12SHWSS
ServSafe is a two-day classroom instruction with exam session included. It builds upon
an established track record of superior training and a heighted awareness of food borne
illness prevention with the latest scientific best practices and proven instructional
techniques. Based on the 2007 Supplement to the 2005 FDA Food Code, it covers critical
principles including personal hygiene, cross contamination, time and temperature,
receiving and storage, food safety management systems, training hourly employees and
more. This is the training and certification you need to provide the highest standard of
food safety training and certification. Please pre-register a month before so materials can
be ordered and study time is available.
Instructor: Suzanne Cadle
Starts: Monday, April 2 & Wednesday April 4
Length: 2 sessions - 4:00-8:00 pm
Fee: $100 includes book and certification exam
Starting a Business: The First Steps
12SBSB
This class provides an overview of the critical first steps associated with starting a
business. It is designed specifically for those who are thinking about a new business
venture. Participants will assess their strengths and weaknesses in terms of business
ownership, learn about the importance of planning, discuss legal and regulatory
requirements and identify sources of funding. Course Objectives include: Identifying
resources that will assist you in starting a business in Missouri; Identifying areas in which
you need additional training or assistance for the operation of your business; Finding out
if business ownership is for you.
Instructor: Frank Veeman, Director Small Business & Technology Development Center
Starts: Tuesday, February 21
Dates: 1 session - 6:00-9:00 pm
Fee: $25
Introduction to Grant Writing
12SBGW
This course is specially created for organizers, board members, community volunteers,
development officers, and individuals who want to learn a basic view of the grant writing
process. The session will be about the grant writing process and it will also include a
hands-on session in which participants practice locating funding for a particular project
or organization.
Instructor: Janice Borey
Starts: Tuesday, March 13
Length: 1 session - 6:00-9:00 pm
Fee: $20
Moving Energy
12SHWIR
You can enroll in just the first class or both!
By learning to move your energies in specific ways you can strengthen your immune
function, calm your nervous system and move stress/toxins out of your body. In the
1st class you will learn a daily energy routine that will do just that by engaging and
strengthening the energy systems that support you.
The 2nd class will build on the 1st with additional exercises and techniques designed
to move and unblock your energies and, when working with a partner, their energies.
Workshop dates and the 2nd class focus will depend on expressed interest. Learn to
Move Energy for your well-being and the well-being of your family and friends.
Instructors: Mary L. Forcade & Betty Ann Dean
Dates: TBA ~~~ 7:00-9:00 pm
Fee: $12 per session
A Better Life!
FR E E Classes
• GED© Preparation
• Workplace Skills
• Improve Academic Skills
• English as a Second Language
For a Northwest Missouri class near you, call:
582-5615
abe@nwmissouri.edu
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Dance & Music
Great Outdoors
Country Dance I
Basic Archery
Programs Available
Agriculture • Automotive Technology • Collision Repair
Building Trades Technology • Culinary Arts
Welding and Machine Shops • Child Care
Health Science Technology • Business Technology
Adult/Community Education
Northwest Technical School works in collaboration with
North Central Missouri College to offer Associate Degrees in
Business Management, Nursing, and Construction Technology
1515 South Munn
Maryville, Missouri 64468
660.562.3022
12SGOBA
Fundamentals of archery safety and proper form for executing the shot. Students will
be instructed in proper form using the Genesis bow and arrows. Students will be allowed
to shoot after demonstrating knowledge of safety rules and proper form. Families are
welcome to join!
Instructor: Tom “Big Bird” Ciak
Location: Big Birds Bait 216 N Main Street Maryville
Starts: Monday, February 20
Length: 4 sessions 6:30-8:30 pm
Fee: $20 (plus supplies)
Carrying a Concealed Weapon (CCW) Training
12SGOCCW
This course covers the legal requirements and proficiencies needed in order for an
individual to carry a weapon. The class will consist of 8 hour classroom training along
with shooting proficiencies arranged by the instructor. Must be at least 23 years of age.
Instructor: PSO Jeff Goerke
Starts: Saturday, January 14
Length: 1 session – 8:00 am-4:00 pm
Fee: $125 (plus $10.00 range fee)
Also offered
Starts: Saturday, February 25
Length: 1 session – 8:00 am-4:00 pm
Fee: $125 (plus $10.00 range fee)
Also offered
Starts: Saturday, March 3
Length: 1 session – 8:00 am-4:00 pm
Fee: $125 (plus $10.00 range fee)
Also offered
Starts: Thursday/Friday, April 5 and 6
Length: 2 session – 5:00pm-10:00pm
Fee: $125 (plus $10.00 range fee)
Also offered
Starts: Tuesday/Wednesday, May 8 and 9
Length: 2 session – 5:00pm-10:00pm
Fee: $125 (plus $10.00 range fee)
Hunter Education (Firearm Safety)
12SGOHE
Introduction to safe firearm handling and hunting preparation. The after affects of
hunting and other factors on wildlife will be shown. Hunter certification included.
Required course in Missouri as well as many other states if your birth date is after January
1, 1967. Must be 11 years of age to take certification test. There is no fee for this class.
Instructor: Chris Campbell
Starts: Thursday, March 1 -6:00-9:00 pm
Friday, March 2 - 6:00-9:00 pm
Saturday, March 3– 8:00 am – 3:00 pm
Fee: Free
12SDMCCI
Learn the Texas Two-Step, Waltz, Polka, Cotton-eyed Joe, Stationary Cha-Cha, Electric
Slide and more. Great fun and exercise for couples and singles.
Instructor: Terry & Cathy Lesher
Starts: Thursday, January 5
Length: 5 Sessions – 7:00-9:00 pm
Fee: $34
Youth
Babysitter’s Training
12SYBT
Are you ready to start your babysitting career or update your skills? 5th-8th graders
(minimum age of 11 years old). Bring a baby doll and a sack lunch.
Instructor: Kathy Lipiec
Starts: Saturday, March 24
Length: 1 session – 8:30 am-4:30pm
Fee: $45 plus supplies
Language
Watch for
Nodaway County Ag Leaders
meetings in the
Spring at
Spanish
12SLBS
In this class you will learn Conversational Spanish for communicating in the work place
and travel situation among others. Key phrases, vocabulary, and some grammar will be
practiced.
Instructor: Beth Mires
Starts: Thursday, January 26
Length: 8 sessions - 6:30-8:30 pm
Fee: $45 (plus book)
1515 South Munn • Maryville, MO 64468
660.562.3022
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Northwest Technical School Schedule at a Glance — Winter/Spring 2012
Arts/Crafts
Beginning Button Necklace — NEW
Tatting II
12SCBN
Learn how to craft beautiful button jewelry. You will design and assemble a button
necklace in class. You can use buttons of your own or if you don’t have buttons to bring
to class button kits will be available to purchase in class.
Instructor: Angela Hagey
Starts: Monday, January 23
Length: 1 session - 6:00-8:00 pm
Fee: $25 (plus button kits if you don’t supply your own buttons)
Also offered
Starts: Monday, January 30
Length: 1 session, 6:00-8:00 pm
Fee: $25 (plus button kits if you don’t supply your own buttons)
Also offered
Starts: Monday, March 5
Length: 1 session - 6:00-8:00 pm
Fee: $25 (plus button kits if you don’t supply your own buttons)
12SCT2
For those who have learned the basic double stitch and picot, and want more help
with technique and following patterns. We’ll learn to add thread, do 2 color tatting on
needle and ball, and split ring tatting. Supplies - bring tatting needles, shuttle, medium
weight thread, scissors, and a small crochet hook.
Instructor: Patty Bagby
Starts: Tuesday, April 24
Length: 1 session—7:00-9:00 pm
Fee: $19
Basic Jewelry-Make a Silver Ring — NEW
12SCBJ
Learn how to size, form, solder and finish a silver ring. Participants will learn basic
metal working skills with wearable results. Beginners and experienced metal workers
welcomed.
Instructor: Bill Scott
Starts: Saturday, January 28
Length: 1 session - 10-3:00pm
Fee: $35
Scarfs for Beginners
12SCSFB
Get ready for winter with a great looking scarf. You will make a scarf in each session.
A super-soft pull-through scarf and a dazzling loopy boa will be presented. Supplies to be
supplied by student-1st 2/3 yard 60”-wide micro fleece, coordinating all-purpose thread,
basic sewing tools and supplies (sewing machine, ruler, pins, and scissors) 2nd scarf ¾
yard micro fleece, coordinating all-purpose thread, basic sewing tools and supplies.
Instructor: Kathy Duesing
Starts: Tuesday, January 31 and February 7
Length: 2 sessions -7:00-9:00 pm
Fee: $22
Fringed Tote
12SCFT
Wow your friends with a great looking bag! Learn how to craft a fringed tote bag.
Supplies to be supplied by student- (A,B,C fabrics may be denim or cotton) 1/2 yd fabric
A, 1/3 yd fabric B, 1/4 yd fabric C, 1/2 yards lining fabric(cotton), 1/4 yd interfacing, basic
sewing supplies(pins, ruler, scissors, pencil), Rotary cutting supplies very useful. Sewing
machine, Iron and ironing surface
Instructor: Kathy Duesing
Starts: Tuesday, February 28 and March 6
Length: 2 sessions-7:00-9:00 pm
Fee: $22
Sewing Basics for Beginners
12SCSBB
This class is for the real beginner who wants to learn some basics - sewing on buttons
and fasteners, hemming a garment, adjusting seams and making basic repairs. Supplies for
student to bring - Sewing Machine in good working order, extra needles to fit machine
size 80 or 90, scissors, pins, tape measure, small 6” sewing ruler, hand sewing needles an
assorted package of sharps, thread, thimble, and pattern number. Call instructor with
fabric color preference for kit of fabrics which will vary in price according to quantity
needed for pattern.
Instructor: Patty Bagby
Starts: Tuesday, April 10
Length: 1 session—7:00-9:00 pm
Fee: $19
Knitting
12SCKC
Do you want to learn the basics of knitting? Learn the basics and how to follow a
pattern? Supplies to bring: one skein worsted weight yarn, size 7 or 8 needles.
Instructor: Janet Degase
Starts: Monday January 23 and January 30
Length: 2 sessions—6:30-8:30 pm
Fee: $20
Crocheting I
12SCC1
Do you want to learn the basics of crocheting? Learn the basics and how to follow a
pattern? Supplies to bring: one skein worsted weight yarn, size G crochet hook.
Instructor: Janet Degase
Starts: Monday February 6 and February 13
Length: 2 sessions—6:30-8:30 pm
Fee: $20
Course
Instructor
Day
Personal Enrichment
Time
Length
Fee
Preset over phone
3/12
3/26
2/22
2/27
1/7
2/4
3/3
3/12
4/26
An Introduction to Voiceovers
Cell Phones
Cell Phone Indusctry
ACT Prep
Farm & Small Business Record Keeping w/Quickbooks
Introduction to Bee Keeping 101
Advanced Bee Keeping 201
Basic & Advanced Dog Obedience
Learn About Flying Lessons
AARP Drivers Safety Class
Voices for All
Flag Flaherty - Customer Relations, NW Cell
Flag Flaherty - Customer Relations, NW Cell
Stacey Calfee
Randa Doty
NW MO Bee Busters
NW MO Bee Busters
Smitten Pet Sitten (Amy Mathias, B.S.)
Jo Rankin
David Meade
TBD
2:10-3:05pm
2:10-3:05pm
5:30-7:30 pm
1:00-4:00 pm
2:00-4:00 pm
2:00-4:00 pm
9:30-11:00am
6:00-9:00 pm
9:00 am-1:00 pm
1 session
1 session
1 session
6 sessions
5 sessions
1 session
1 session
4 sessions
3 sessions
1 session
$69
Free
Free
$60
$50 per person
$12
$12
$80/dog
$23
$12AARP/$14non-AARP
Phone
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
2/27
4/21
1/30
2/6
2/13
1/12
4/2 & 4/4
TBA
Stay Strong, Stay Healthy
Area Herb Conference
Aromatheraphy-Home Spa Treatments
Aromatherapy for Children
Aromatherapy for Pain
Life is a Balancing Act
ServSafe
Moving Energy
Kelli Wilmes, MS, RD, LD
Jeanette Barcus
Jeanette Barcus
Jeanette Barcus
Jeanette Barcus
Judy Frueh, WHNP, MSN, BC
Suzanne Cadle
Mary L. Forcade & Betty Ann Dean
Monday/Wednesday
Saturday
Monday
Monday
Monday
Thursday
Monday
TBA
3:00-4:00 pm
9:00 am-5:00 pm
6:30-8:30 pm
6:30-8:30 pm
6:30-8:30 pm
7:00-8:30 pm
4:00-8:00 pm
7:00-9:00 pm
10 weeks
1 session
1 session
1 session
1 session
4 sessions
2 sessions
2 sessions
$20
$30 (including lunch)
$12
$12
$12
free
$100
$24
NTS
H&W
H&W
H&W
H&W
NTS
NTS
NTS
1/26
Spanish
Beth Mires
Thursday
6:30-8:30 pm
8 sessions
$45+
NTS
1/23
1/30
3/5
1/28
1/31 & 2/7
2/28 & 3/6
4/12 & 4/19
4/24
4/10
1/23 & 1/30
2/6 & 2/13
Beginning Button Necklace
Beginning Button Necklace
Beginning Button Necklace
Basic Jewelry-Making a Silver Ring
Scarfs for Beginners
Fringed Tote
Tatting
Tatting II
Sewing Basics for Beginners
Knitting
Crocheting
Angela Hagey
Angela Hagey
Angela Hagey
Bill Scott
Kathy Duesing
Kathy Duesing
Patty Bagby
Patty Bagby
Patty Bagby
Janet Degase
Janet Degase
Monday
Monday
Monday
Saturday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Thursday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Monday
Monday
6:00-8:00 pm
6:00-8:00 pm
6:00-8:00 pm
10:00 am - 3:00 pm
7:00-9:00 pm
7:00-9:00 pm
7:00-9:00 pm
7:00-9:00 pm
7:00-9:00 pm
6:30-8:30 pm
6:30-8:30 pm
1 session
1 session
1 session
1 session
2 sessions
2 sessions
2 sessions
1 sessions
1 sessions
2 sessions
2 sessions
$25+
$25+
$25+
$35
$22
$22
$22
$19
$19
$20
$20
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
1/5
Country Dance
Terry & Cathy Lesher
Monday
7:00-9:00 pm
5 sessions
$34
NTS
Saturday
8:30am-4:30pm
1 session
$45+
NTS
6:30-8:30 pm
8:00 am-4:00 pm
8:00 am-4:00 pm
8:00 am-4:00 pm
5:00 - 10:00 pm
5:00 - 10:00 pm
6:00-9:00 pm
4 sessions
1 session
1 session
1 session
2 sessions
2 sessions
3 session
$20+
$125+$10
$125+$10
$125+$10
$125+$10
$125+$10
Free
BBB
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
$40
$25
$20
$80
$300
$300
$425+
$800+
$180+
$15 per class
$109+
$289+
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
TBD
Monday
Monday
Wednesday
Monday
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Monday
Thursday
Location
Health and Well-Being
Language
Arts/Crafts
Dance & Music
Youth
3/24
Babysitter’s Training
Kathy Lipiec
Great Outdoors
2/20
1/14
2/25
3/3
4/5 & 4/6
5/8 & 5/9
3/1
Basic Archery
CCW Training
CCW Training
CCW Training
CCW Training
CCW Training
Hunter Education (Firearm Safety)
Tom “Big Bird” Ciak
PSO Jeff Goerke
PSO Jeff Goerke
PSO Jeff Goerke
PSO Jeff Goerke
PSO Jeff Goerke
Chris Campbell
Monday
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Thursday/Friday
Tuesday/Wednesday
Thursday
Every First Mon. of Month
Every Fourth Mon. of Month
Schedule Testing Date
When 10 enroll
When 10 enroll
When 10 enroll
When 10 enroll
When 10 enroll
When 15 enroll
Call
When 10 enroll
When 10 enroll
Red Cross CPR
Red Cross Basic First Aid
TABE Testing
Feeder Assistant Class
Certified Nursing Assistant
Restorative Nurse Assistant
Certified Medical Technician (CMT)
Emergency Medical Technician
EMS First Responder
EMT-B CEU
Medical Terminology
IV Therapy for LPNs
Kathy Lipiec
Class will be cancelled unless 8 people enroll
6:00-9:00 pm
Kathy Lipiec
Class will be cancelled unless 8 people enroll 6:00-9:00 pm
Contact Northwest Technical School office at 660-562-3022
1 classroom setting & 1 clinical setting
TBA
8:30-4:30 pm
TBA
TBA
TBA
19 sessions
TBA
30 hours of instruciton & 30 hours of clincial rotation
TBA
60 class hours, 8 clinical hours, and 2 final hours
TBA
TBA
TBA
Tues./Thurs.
6:00-10:00 pm
TBA
10 sessions
TBA
40 hours classroom, 8 hours clinical
14 sessions
1/23
2/21
3/13
Introduction to Economics
Starting a Business: The First Steps
Introduction to Grant Writing
John Tiner
Frank Veeman
Janice Borey
When 10 enroll
1/23
2/13
3/19
4/2
4/23
5/2
5/7
3/14
Digital Cameras
Computer for the Absolute Beginner
Basic Computer Operations
Owning a Computer
Microsoft Word
Microsoft Excel
Web Page Design
Powerpoint
Facebook
Joe Alley
Joe Alley
Joe Alley
Joe Alley
Joe Alley
Joe Alley
Joe Alley
Joe Alley
Rylee Goolsby, Midwest Data
Health Care
Business
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
6:00-8:00 pm
6:00-9:00 pm
6:00-9:00 pm
5 sessions
1 session
1 session
$34
$25
$20
NTS
NTS
NTS
TBA
Monday
Monday
Monday
Monday
Monday
Wednesday
Monday
Wednesday
TBA
3:00-5:00 pm
6:00-8:00 pm
6:00-8:00 pm
6:00-8:00 pm
6:00-8:00 pm
6:00-8:00 pm
6:00-8:00 pm
6:30-8:30 pm
1 session
3 sessions
4 sessions
2 sessions
2 sessions
2 sessions
1 session
2 sessions
1 session
$29
$39
$59
$29
$29
$29
$29
$29
$29
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
NTS
Computers
Tatting
12SCTT
Learn this old time needlework favorite Grandma used to make. We’ll learn on the
shuttle or on needles, whichever you prefer, and work on some simple designs as well as
learning to read patterns.
Supplies to be supplied by student-Tatting shuttle if you have one, heavy crochet
thread or perle cotton. Call instructor if you need to order needles or a shuttle.
Instructor: Patty Bagby
Starts: Thursday, April 12 & 19
Length: 2 sessions—7:00-9:00 pm
Fee: $22
Dates
Krazy Quilters
of Maryville, MO
Do you love to quilt?
Do you want to learn new ideas and do fun activities?
The Krazy Quilters group meets the third Monday of
each month at Northwest Technical School from 6:30-8:30 p.m. New members are always welcome.
Technical
When 10 enroll
Agricultural Welding Repair
Nick Sherlock
TBA
4:00-8:00 pm
10 sessions
$350
NTS
When 10 enroll
Introduction to AutoCAD
16 sessions
$252
NTS
4/16
Basic Refinishing
John Monjar
Monday
6:00-8:00 pm
5 sessions
$38
MWS
3/6
Lawn Mower Maintenance/Trouble Shooting & Repair
Randy Fletchall
Tuesday
6:30-8:30 pm
4 sessions
$45
NTS
Some supplies are not included in course cost. + signifies additional costs for class. Sessions will continue the week after unless otherwise noted. Location: NTS = Northwest Technical School; MR-II = Maryville R-II School District;
BBB = Big Bird’s Bait, 216 N. Main, Maryville; MWS = Monjar’s Wood Shop, 990 South Hester, Maryville, H&W = Herbs & Whey, 1202 N. Main, Maryville