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Welcome!
Welcome to spring at York County Cooperative Community Education! The mission of
our spring program is to provide residents with opportunities to improve quality of life and
also build self-esteem through the process, programs, and potential of lifelong learning.
Our Community Education program is offering an array of learning experiences to fulfill
this mission. Take time this spring to join your neighbors and friends in a program that
suits your needs! Take a peek inside… explore new interests or indulge in an unfulfilled
passion. Classes are taught by highly qualified instructors.
There’s Something
for Everyone!
Take a peek....
Aquatics………………..11, 18, 21
Arts ……………………..5, 10, 12,15,19
Computer…………….. 4, 8, 12, 13,
15, 17, 18
Culinary………………...4, 5, 8, 20
Dance………................6, 7, 10, 12
Digital Camera………...10, 17
Finance..………………..4, 13, 16
Fitness…………………...6, 9, 13, 14,
15 18, 19
Foreign Language........10, 19
Registration Info….........23
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Cooking
Classes
Pages 4, 5, 8,
12, 20
Dance Classes
Pages 6, 7, 10, 12
Photography Classes
Pages 10 & 17
In this Issue
Computer Classes
Page 8, 15, 18
The Adult Education Coordinators for
The York County Cooperative Community Education Program
Central York
West York
Dallastown
York Suburban
Linda Tross, 775 Marion Road, York, PA 17406
717.846.6789 ext. 1206 | www.cysd.k12.pa.us
email: ltross@cysd.k12.pa.us
Ashley Spector, 700 New School Lane,
Dallastown, PA 17313
717.244.4021 ext. 4241 | www.dallastown.net
email: ashley.spector@dallastown.net
Kimberly Tate, 1800 Bannister Street, York, PA 17404
717.845.6634 ext. 2036
email: kbtate@wyasd.k12.pa.us
Kathy Meals, 1800 Hollywood Drive,
York PA 17403
717.885.1150 | www.yssd.org
email: kmeals@yssd.org
Northeastern
Linda Miller, 41 Harding Street, Manchester, PA 17345
717.266.3667 ext. 10228 | www.nesd.k12.pa.us
email: millerl@nesd.k12.pa.us
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iPad ®/iPhone® for Beginners
New!
Have a new iPad® or iPhone®? Do you have questions on getting
started? We will cover an overview of tips/tricks to make sure
you’re enjoying your iPad® to its fullest. Please have your device
upgraded to the most recent software prior to class. iPhone®
users welcome! Students are required to bring their iPad® and
USB connector. Please have your device fully charged and bring
your Apple ID to class.
CY001 Central York High School, Room 133
Instructor – Kathy Meals
2 Sessions – Tuesdays, March 18 & 25
6:30 - 8:30 p.m. $47/person
Learn to Supplement Your Income From Home
Using eBay or Etsy
This comprehensive, hands on class, will provide you with all the
tools you’ll need to make money online. Class will begin with
the basics and walk you through all of the processes necessary
to be successful at online sales. You’ll learn how and where to
find merchandise, create professional listings, and how to market
your items worldwide for maximum exposure and profit. We will
walk through the shipping and follow up processes, and learn
how to establish a customer base and build an excellent online
reputation. This class is a perfect fit for stay-at-home moms,
retirees and crafters.
CY002 Central York High School, Library
Instructor – DeAnna Gabriele
4 Sessions -Wednesdays, March 12, 19, 26 and April 2
6 - 8 p.m. $75/person
Retirement Planning Today
Participants will learn the elements that go into a retirement
plan. We will cover how to manage risks in assuring the plan
executes as was intended. Investment risk and reward, long
term health risks, tax efficiency, inflation, social security, asset
allocation and distribution strategies are just some of the topics
covered in the workbook you will receive. Students will have the
opportunity to have a plan drawn up for them in an optional
planning consultation meeting, which is included in the course
fee. This consultation is private. Your personal finances will not
be discussed in class. Course is educational in nature; neither
specific companies nor products will be mentioned. Bring your
spouse/guest at no extra charge.
CY003 Central York High School, Room 131
Instructor - Michael A. Nigro, MBA, CLTC
2 Sessions – Tuesdays, January 28 & February 4
2 Sessions – Wednesdays, January 22 & 29
6:30 - 9:30 p.m. $49/person Please specify Tues. or Wed. on
your form.
Unleash Your Brain, Change Your Life! Farrow Memory
Do you think you have a poor memory, forget where you left
your keys too often? Are you a professional who wants the edge
in business? Imagine how your friends, family & co-workers
will react when they see that you can: easily recall names, dates
& facts, effortlessly recall conversation details, & quickly learn
foreign language vocabulary. This memory program is so powerful
its founder is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records for
Greatest Memory. In only 2.5 hours, you will triple your memory,
learn the secret to remembering names and faces, as well as
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unleash perfect focus when you need it most. Guaranteed results
with just one class!
CY004 Central York High School, Room 131
Instructor – Wendy Richmond
1 Session – Saturday, April 26
10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. $50/person or $80/person for
both Memory and Speed Reading (See Class Below)
Please specify which class/classes you are taking on your form
Farrow Instant Speed Reading
Afraid of tests or exams, avoid reading because it takes too long?
In just one class you will learn proven methods for faster and
more accurate reading and comprehension. Using the techniques
developed by a Guinness record holder, the average reader can
just about expect to double their reading speed, in just one class!
Improve your reading comprehension and learn the proven secrets
to master studying. Never again let the words “test” or “exam”
intimidate you, after you learn how to learn. You will be amazed
at how, with just a little training, your eyes can drift faster over
the words with no loss of understanding. If you are seeking
a “competitive edge” that helps you advance in your studies or
career, take advantage of this unique offering.
CY005 Central York High School, Room 131
Instructor – Wendy Richmond
1 Session – Saturday, April 26
1:30 – 4 p.m. $50/person or $80/person for both Memory
and Speed Reading (See Class Above)
Please specify which class/classes you are taking on your form
Spring Fling! Savoring the Flavors of the Season
New!
Are you ready to liven up your recipe repertoire with the fresh
tastes spring has to offer? Come join this class as we will be
preparing a light soup with seafood in a tomato broth base;
Tarragon-Lemon Chicken on a bed of tender greens, served with
Pita Crisps; Asparagus and Mushroom Pasta tossed with White
Wine Sauce; sautéed young vegetables with shallots and mint; and
a refreshingly simple Lemon Meringue Tart. Bring an apron if
desired.
CY006 Central York High School Culinary Lab, room 403
Instructor –Laura Cochran, Chef/Owner, Whisk Culinary
Services
1 Session – Wednesday April 2
6 - 9 p.m. $72/person (includes ingredients)
Learn to be a BBQ Pit Master!
Would you like to BBQ like a pro in your own backyard? Now you
can! Real BBQ Pit Master, Terrie D’Amato will teach you how
to BBQ low and slow like the guys competing on TV. Students
will be guided through the preparation, cooking and serving of
pulled pork, chicken, ribs, and baked beans in the true Southern
BBQ style. Terrie will also demonstrate how to make a BBQ rub
and homemade BBQ sauce. Students will learn the techniques
to master the Q and be the envy of all! After the demonstration,
students will feast on everything that is cooked, so bring your
appetite! This will be a full day of learning, participating, and
eating! All you will need for the class is a note pad and pen to take
notes. Recipes will be supplied.
CY007 Central York High School, (Patio Behind Natatorium)
Instructor - Terrie D’Amato, Pit Master
For directions visit www.cysd.k12.pa.us or call 717.846.6789
1 Session – Saturday, May 17
8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. $85/person
Garden Basket
New!
This is the perfect basket to gather flowers or veggies from your
garden. It is also a great size for use as a magazine basket. A 10” x
14” D handle and color reed of your choice will be added.
CY011 Sinking Springs Elementary, Art Room
Instructor – Melanie Alagood
1 Session – Thursday, April 3
6 - 9 p.m. $41/person or make both baskets for $78
See Birdhouse Basket
The Birdhouse Basket
New!
This cute basket can be used as a catch--all, a mail holder, or you
can decorate it with flowers. An 8” x 12” D handle is used to make
this 8”L x 5 ½”D x 7” T basket. We will add a Birdhouse Buckle
and a Red Bird to our finished basket.
CY012 Sinking Springs Elementary, Art Room
Instructor – Melanie Alagood
2 Sessions – Mondays, May 12 & 19
6 - 9 p.m. $47/person or make both baskets for $78
See Garden Basket
Mostly Muffins
New!
Do you like the smell of warm muffins on a snowy Saturday
morning? Now you won’t have to leave the comfort of your
cozy home to have fresh, out of the oven muffins in less than 30
minutes. Muffins are the ultimate comfort food, and they are
too delicious to resist with your favorite coffee. Learn how to
make a variety of yummy muffins from scratch, with just a bowl
and a wooden spoon! These muffins can be made in all sizes to
create the perfect homemade gift baskets for all of those special
occasions; This will be a demonstration class and students can
bring a plastic bag to take home the leftovers, if there are any!
CY008 Central York High School, Culinary Lab, Room 403
Instructor – Terrie D’Amato
1 Session – Tuesday, February 4
6 - 9 p.m. $45/person
Authentic Indian Snacks
Have you ever tried cooking mouth-watering Indian Snacks? If
not, come and learn to cook snacks with Indian sauces. This is
a hands-on class and you will learn to make these from scratch.
Surprise your family and friends! All ingredients are provided.
Bring your appetite and an apron.
CY009 Central York High School, Culinary Lab, Room 403
Instructor – Manju Gupta
1 Session – Thursday, March 27
6:30 - 8:30 p.m. $65/person
Wheel Thrown Pottery
You will learn the basics of wheel thrown pottery and accomplish
the creation of various forms and decoration techniques. All work
will be fired on site. Class suitable for beginners or those with
experience. Sign up quickly, class limited to 10 students.
CY010 Central York High School, Room 622
Instructor - Barb Wilke, M.Ed.
8 Sessions – Tuesdays, March 11 – April 29
6 - 8 p.m. $150/person (includes materials and kiln firing)
Henna (Indian Tattoo) Design for Beginners
Learn the basics of Indian Tattoo, (Henna)! You will make various
tattoo designs on your palm, leg or anywhere on your body using
paste made of natural herbs, (Henna). It is used to decorate our
bodies for special festive occasions and it also gives a relaxing
feeling. You will learn to make your own paste from leaves or
henna powder, make your own creative designs or select one from
a print, and learn curing techniques to achieve the best results in
easy steps. Please email the instructor at edha_gupta@yahoo.com
if you have questions about this art, or this class.
CY013 Sinking Springs Elementary School, Art Room
Instructor – Manju Gupta
3 Sessions – March 3, 4, 5
6:30 - 8:30 p.m. $65/person
Tai Chi Chih, Joy Through Movement
T’ai Chi Chih (pronounced Tie Chee Chuh) is a contemporary
Qigong set, and can be considered a moving meditation.
According to Chinese medicine, “chi” is the vital life force or life
energy flowing through all living things. It is believed if the chi is
not flowing freely and in a balanced way, then disease may occur
in the body. The T’ai Chi Chih movements help to circulate
and balance the chi, resulting in a state of well being from the
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inside out. Regular practice brings far-reaching benefits: improved
circulation, balance, coordination and flexibility, increased
energy, mental clarity, relaxation and reduction of stress. The
movements are easy to learn and suitable for those with arthritis
and fibromyalgia. Dress comfortably and wear flat soled shoes.
CY014 Central York High School, 400 Wing, First Floor
Instructor - Betty Roberson, Accredited Teacher
6 Sessions – Wednesdays, March 5 - April 9
6:30–7:30 p.m. $82/person
Hatha Yoga
Hatha Yoga is an empowering practice that develops strength,
flexibility, balance and focus. Participants will receive alignmentbased instruction in key yoga poses and learn breathing and
centering techniques, enhancing wellness on all levels. Please
bring a yoga mat, and dress comfortably. A block and strap may be
beneficial.
CY015 Central York High School, 600 Wing, First Floor
Instructor – Vanessa Bradley, Certified Yoga Instructor
12 Sessions – Mondays, January 27 – May 5,
(No class February 17, March 10, April 21)
6:30 - 7:30 p.m. $75/person
this class! Each workout will challenge your muscles in a different
way. This class is designed for those females wanting to make a
change. All fitness levels are welcome.
CY017 Central York Middle School Auxiliary Gym
Instructor – Melissa Merritt, Personal Trainer
18 Sessions – Tuesdays & Thursdays, January 21, 23, 28 30,
Feb 4, 6, 11, 13, 18, 20, 25, 27, March 4, 6, 11, 13, 18, 20
6 - 7 p.m. $150/person
Introduction to Aikido
Aikido is the most modern of the Japanese Martial Arts. It is
derived from ju-jitsu and uses techniques of evasion, redirection
and immobilization to avoid an attack and then control the
attacker. Physical strength is not required so Aikido is well suited
for all people regardless of age or gender. You will learn a variety
of fundamental Aikido techniques, along with energy building and
relaxation exercises. Aikido requires a moderate level of physical
activity and participation. Please wear loose comfortable clothing
CY018 Central York Middle School, Aux. Gym
Instructor - Matt McGee; 3rd dan, Kokikai ryu
Assistant Instructor - Joseph Senft; 2nd dan, Kokikai ryu
16 Sessions – Mondays & Wednesdays, March
3 - April 30, (No class March 10, April 21)
6 - 7:15 p.m. $45/person
** Must be at least 18 years old to participate
Zumba®
F.I.T. (Females In Training)
Are you ready to learn to use the weight machines and free weights
to challenge your muscles? This small group setting will allow
individual training as you learn the skills to help you achieve your
fitness goals. Workouts are geared to help you gain strength and
define your muscles. This class is a great supplement to your current
fitness routine, or a wonderful introduction to fitness. All fitness
levels are welcome.
CY016 Central York Middle School Auxiliary Gym
Instructor – Melissa Merritt, Personal Trainer
10 Sessions – Tuesday, January 21, then Thursdays only:
January 23, 30, February 6, 13, 20, 27, March 6, 13, 20
7 - 8 p.m. $85/person
Intense F.I.T. (Females in Training)
Are you struggling to meet your fitness goals? Bored with your current fitness routine and need a more challenging workout? Having
trouble keeping up with your kids/grandkids? If you answered YES
to any of these questions, or just enjoy a good workout, then join
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Zumba® is a fitness interval and resistance training that can burn
up to 800 calories a session. It is a fusion of Latin and International
music-dance themes that give you a fitness experience like you
have never imagined. It’s a party atmosphere. Let’s get started!
Bring cross trainer shoes, towel and lots of water.
CY019 Central York Middle School, Auditorium Stage
Instructors - Kim DiFiore
Winter - 9 Sessions – Tuesdays, January 14 – March 18,
(No class March 4)
Spring – 9 Sessions – Tuesdays, March 25 – May 27,
(No class May 20)
4 - 5 p.m. $45/person
Zumba® also
CY020 Central York Middle School, Auditorium Stage
Class description is same as above.
Winter - 17 Sessions – Mondays & Wednesdays,
January 15 – March 24, (No class -Jan. 20, Feb. 17, March 10)
Spring – 17 Sessions – Mondays & Wednesdays, March 26 – June
4, (No class- April 21, May 14, 21, 26)
6 - 7 p.m. $65/person
East Coast Swing/Mambo Class
Swing into January and Mambo the night away at Sinking Springs
mini-class, to chase away the winter doldrums. This class will start
with the basic steps and then add more advanced figures. You may
start your dancing adventure with this class, or continue if you have
some experience. Bring a partner and have some fun with us!
CY021 Sinking Springs Elementary, Cafeteria
Instructors Ken & Carol Crone
4 Sessions – Wednesdays, January 22, 29, February 5, 12
7 - 9 p.m. $24/person
For directions visit www.cysd.k12.pa.us or call 717.846.6789
Polka Dancing
Learn one of Pennsylvania’s favorite fun dances. This class will
include basic polka and figure dances. Easy step-by-step instructions
will be given and no partner is necessary. Completion of six of eight
classes will entitle attendee to a one-year free membership in the
White Rose Polka Dancers Association. Wear comfortable clothes
and hard-soled shoes.
CY022 Sinking Springs Elementary, Cafeteria
Instructors – Carl & Jeanie Novitsky
8 Sessions – Tuesdays, February 4 - April 8
7 – 8:30 p.m. $49/person
Ballroom Dancing 4
Add to your repertoire of bronze dance figures. This class will focus
on the American Style Foxtrot, Waltz, Tango, and Viennese Waltz,
as well as Rumba, Cha Cha and Swing. You must know the basic
figures to take this class.
CY024 Sinking Springs Elementary, Cafeteria
Instructors - Ken & Carol Crone
10 Sessions – Wednesdays – February 26 – April 30
7 - 8:30 p.m. $57/person
Final Week Dance – Thursday, May 8
Check for spring offerings at
the Susan P. Byrnes
Health Education Center,
Website: www.cysd.k12.pa.us
CENTRAL YORK SCHOOL DISTRICT
ADULT EDUCATION REGISTRATION FORM SPRING 2014
Name _________________________Date ______________
Address
________________________________________
______________________________________________
Home Phone ____________________________________
Cell Phone ______________________________________
Email
__________________________________________
Fee Enclosed $_______________Course Number _______
Course Title _____________________________________
I fully understand the risks involved in participating in any strenuous activity and
Ballroom Dancing 2
Add to your knowledge of ballroom dancing. Bring a partner
and learn additional figures beyond the basics taught in Ballroom
I, in Foxtrot, Waltz, Tango, Rumba, Cha Cha and Swing. Feel
confident when you attend dances or when you can impress your
friends at weddings, parties etc.
CY023 Sinking Springs Elementary, Cafeteria
Instructors - Ken & Carol Crone
10 Sessions – Thursdays, February 27 – May 1
7 – 9 p.m. $57/person
Final Week Dance – Thursday, May 8
I absolve the Central York School District from all liability for any personal injury
incurred through my participation in any Central York School District sponsored
Community Education program.
_______________________________________________
(Signature)
(Date)
Note: Please submit a separate form and separate check for
each course in which you wish to enroll. Please make checks
payable to Central York School District, send to attention Linda
Tross, 775 Marion Road, York, PA 17406.
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Creating Your Website – No Coding Required
New!
You will be surprised to learn how easy it is to create an attractive
website. In this class we’ll do just that from start to finish using
modern tools that enable you to create pages, upload photos, and
set up contact forms without needing to write a single line of code.
If you have basic computer skills, can surf the web and use email,
you’ve got what it takes. Create your own website or learn skills to
maintain one for your organization.
DA001 High School - Room 308 (Enter at Door #2
near Administration Building, Stadium Parking Lot)
Instructor – Dave McLaughlin
1 Session – Tuesday, May 13
6 – 8:30 p.m. $45/person
Join the Conversation: Getting Started with Social Networking
Facebook, Twitter and More!
Your kids, grandkids, and friends are using social networking,
and now you’d like to join the conversation. Bring whatever basic
computer skills you may or may not have, and I’ll show you what
you need to know and how to get started. Learn how to create an
account and what it means to “friend” or “follow” someone or
“like” something. How do photos work on Facebook? And what
about privacy?
DA002 High School - Room 308
(Enter at Door #2 near Administration Building, Stadium Parking Lot)
Instructor – Dave McLaughlin
1 Session – Tuesday, April 8
6 – 8:30 p.m. $45/person
Getting Started With eBooks
You’ve heard about eBooks, but aren’t sure whether they’re for
you. Maybe you recently received a Kindle, iPad, or other device
as a gift and aren’t sure how to get started. This interactive class
will introduce you to eBooks and what the hype’s all about. Learn
about the most popular e-reading devices and how to choose one
that fits you. Live demonstrations and hands-on time will give you
experience obtaining and using eBooks. If you already have an
e-reader, bring it with you!
DA003 Middle School – Room 244
(Use Auditorium Entrance - door 31)
Instructor – Dave McLaughlin
1 Session – Monday, March 24
6 – 8:30 p.m. $45/person
Microsoft Excel Level I
Level I Excel will teach students the basic skills they need to create
spreadsheets, formulas using the auto sum tool as well as create
formulas through the insert function. This hands on class will cover
applying formats such as currency, dates, bolding, font color to one
cell or the entire workbook. Time saving techniques such as auto
fill and copy/paste will also be covered. An introduction to charts is
included in this level I class. Manual included.
DA004 High School - Room 308 (Enter at Door #2
near Administration Building, Stadium Parking Lot)
Instructor – Jeanina Sargent - Sargent Software
3 Sessions – Wednesday, March 19, 26 & April 2
6 – 8 p.m. $87/person
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Microsoft Excel Level II
Excel Level II class will continue with advanced features of Excel
such as linking files, protecting workbooks, creating work spaces,
block names and more. Techniques to filter and sort data, apply
conditional formatting and using the logical IF formula. If there
is enough interest a level III class may be held. Manual included.
DA005 High School Room 308 (Enter at Door #2 near
Administration Building, Stadium Parking Lot)
Instructor – Jeanina Sargent - Sargent Software
3 Sessions – Thursday, April 3, 10 & 17
6 – 8 p.m. $87/person
Spring Forward with Fresh Recipes!
New!
Ready to spring forward? Now We’re Cooking TV host known as
The Healthy Chef, Deb Bixler will be teaching fun, fast and healthy
recipes that focus on the foods that will be fresh in the local markets
this spring. This demonstration class will teach you how to make:
Spring Salad with creamy goat cheese dressing, 2 fresh and yummy
asparagus recipes, Grinning’ for Green Polenta, strawberry whole
grain muffins, Deb’s famous Spring Chicken Fajitas and other
bright sunny recipes. Recipes and food samples for all!
DA006 Middle School – Room 237
(Use Main Entrance)
Instructors –Deb Bixler
1 Session – Monday, March 24
6:30 – 8:30 p.m. $47/person
Cooking for Two!
New!
Cooking for two is full of possibilities! Forget microwave popcorn
and cereal, join Jodi and Arnie in this hands on class. Master a
complete meal from appetizer to dessert. Included are Baked Potato
Soup, Almond Orange Salad, Marmalade Chicken and vegetable
couscous. Learn how to make a small batch dessert. Menus can be
easily adapted for larger families. Bring your apron and containers
for leftovers. Tasting, supplemental tips and handouts will be
provided (Recipes subject to change).
DA007 Middle School – Room 237
(Use Main Entrance)
Instructors – Jody & Arnie Gale
1 Session – Tuesday, April 1
6 – 8:30 p.m. $68/person
Super Salads!
New!
Do you love salads but are bored with the same old ones? Here’s
your chance to learn a variety of new dishes. Join Jodi and Arnie in
this hands on class. Feast on Mandarin Pasta Salad, Farmer’s Market
Potato Salad, Thai Basil Chicken Lettuce Wraps, Cantaloupe,
Prosciutto and Feta Salad, Spring Salad with peas and crispy fried
onions and Taffy Apple Salad. Bring your apron and containers for
leftovers. Tasting and supplemental tips will be provided (Recipes
subject to change).
DA008 Middle School – Room 237
(Use Main Entrance)
Instructors – Jody & Arnie Gale
1 Session – Tuesday, April 29
6 – 8:30 p.m. $68/person
For directions visit www.dallastown.net or call 717.244.4021
Body Verve ™ Barre
New!
Why are Barre classes so popular? Because they work! Barre classes
use ballet and dance conditioning techniques to sculpt the lean
figure you have always wanted. All levels are welcome to join this
class, as modifications will be shown. Come prepared to work hard!
Please bring a mat for reclining exercises and 2 -4 pound weights.
DA009 Leaders Heights Elementary School Gym
Instructor – Tammy Talarico, E-RYT, NSCA-CPT
8 Sessions – Thursdays, March 6 – April 24
6:30 - 7:30 p.m. $65/person
Beginning Traditional Fencing
Learn the classical French school of fencing. It is a traditional
fencing process that goes back over three hundred and fifty years.
It is very precise and methodical, and produces a style of fencing
that is applicable to a wide range of physical types. With the French
school, since it is a strategy-driven fencing process, you don’t have to
be the strongest, the fastest, or the most aggressive. With the French
school, you learn to out-think your opponent. This approach makes
fencing a very flexible game. This class is for persons with little to
no fencing experience. All necessary equipment will be provided.
Students should wear comfortable clothing and athletic shoes.
Class is limited to 10 students.
DA010 Leaders Heights Elementary Gym
Instructor – Sharon Reynolds
10 Sessions – Wednesdays, March 5 – May 21
(No class 3/26, 4/30)
6:30 – 7:30 p.m. $37/person
Intermediate Fencing
New!
This class is for fencers who have completed my Beginning
Traditional Fencing class and for those who have moderate fencing
experience. The purpose of this class is to foster appreciation and
participation in the art and science of foil fencing in the traditional
French style. The French School of Fencing is a very old and
traditional style going back for a couple hundred years. This is not
the fencing you see at the Olympics nor what you see in the movies,
it’s not flashy, it’s like physical chess. This class will be divided into
2 sessions, one devoted to lessons and drills and the remainder of
the time will be for open bouting. All fencers must provide their
own equipment and it must be in good repair.
DA011 Leaders Heights Elementary Gym
Instructor – Sharon Reynolds
10 Sessions – Wednesdays, March 5 – May 21
(No class 3/26, 4/30)
7:30 - 9 p.m. $37/person
Tai Chi for Health
Tai Chi for health renews your body, relaxes your mind and reduces
stress. It uses gentle, graceful, flowing movements of Sun-style tai chi
to promote mental and physical strength, stamina and flexibility.
Anyone who seeks a gentle form of exercise, or who has been
diagnosed with arthritis, or who experiences joint pain, stiffness or
limited range of motion is invited to attend. Lori is certified in Tai
Chi for Health through the National Arthritis Organization.
DA012 Leaders Heights Elementary Gym
Instructor – Lori Edwards
6 sessions – Tuesdays, March 11 – April 15
6 – 7 p.m. $57/ person
Body Blend
This class combines elements of Yoga and Pilates to lengthen and
strengthen your body especially your core, without stress or strain.
Everyone is encouraged to work at their own level so whether you’ve
never taken a Yoga or Pilates class or you’ve taken 100’s, you will enjoy
this class and be challenged by it!
DA013 Dallastown Elementary School Gym
Instructor – Sally Roberts
8 Sessions – Tuesdays, March 11 – May 6 (No class 4/22)
6:30 - 7:30 p.m. $57/person
Shinbudo Karate - Beginners
Blending physical training, practical self-defense techniques, and
Zen meditation, Shinbudo is a modern karate style taught in the
formal Japanese tradition. Learn to strengthen your spirit, calm
your mind and protect yourself. Everyone is welcome to come and
train in a safe, encouraging environment, regardless of gender or
physical ability. Students should wear loose fitting clothing and be
prepared to sweat. No prior experience required!
DA014 Ore Valley Elementary Gym
Instructor – Michael Gurklis, Sandan
12 Sessions – Wednesdays, March 5 – May 21
7:15 – 8 p.m. $65/person
Shinbudo Karate - Intermediate
Continuation of karate training with level advancement; completion
of beginner course is required.
DA015 Ore Valley Elementary Gym
Instructor – Michael Gurklis, Sandan
20 Sessions – Mondays & Wednesdays, March 5 – May 28
(No class 4/21, 5/5, 5/19, 5/26)
8 – 9 p.m. $97/person
Line Dancing
Are you interested in learning the popular line dances that are done
at weddings and clubs? Do you want to have fun cutting a rug
with friends? Would you like to participate in a low impact exercise
class? If you answered yes to any of these questions then this class is
for you! All ages and skill levels are welcome in this class. We will
learn the Cupid Shuffle, Cha Cha Slide, The Cowboy Charleston,
the Hustle, The Catahoochie and many more, variety will be added
for repeat students! Please dress comfortably and wear supportive
shoes that are safe for dancing. Bring water.
DA016 Ore Valley Elementary School Gym
Instructors – Jennifer Potts, Nikki Waldon
10 Sessions – Thursdays, March 13 – May 15
7:00 – 8:00 p.m. $60/person
Big Band Fantasia
New!
If you love Big Band music and are ready to start having some fun
this is the way to go. We will take it nice and easy starting with the
Foxtrot but before long you will be moving across the floor in style
with Quick Step or if you want, keeping it tidy with the Jitterbug. You will learn three dances in this class. Bring your family, bring a
friend, or come alone - no partner necessary.
DA017 Leaders Heights Elementary Gym
Instructor – Vera Kywa, ISTD / FADS Certified Dance Instructor
6 Sessions – Saturdays, March 8 – April 12
10 – 10:50 a.m. $65/person
We Make Learning Fun!
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Sizzling South America - Tango and Samba!
New!
Add some spice in your life with this dance course learning to dance
to driving and passionate Tango and Samba as you enjoy traditional
music as well as Top 40 hits. T-A-N,G,O and driving disco rhythms
is the way to go for a fun filled morning dance activity. No partner,
no problem - couples and singles welcome.
DA018 Leaders Heights Elementary Gym
Instructor – Vera Kywa, ISTD / FADS Certified Dance Instructor
6 Sessions – Saturdays, March 8 – April 12
11 – 11:50 a.m. $65/person
Beginner Leaded Glass
In this introductory class to the craft of leaded glass, each student will
make a sun-catcher by cutting the glass, applying the came and soldering.
You’ll learn the function of the tools and the difference between leaded
and Tiffany glass. All supplies provided by instructor. Hurry….each
class is limited to 10 participants and it does fill up quickly!
DA019 Ore Valley Elementary – Art Room 234
Instructor – Dale Dalton
2 Sessions – Tuesdays, April 1 & 8
7 – 9:30 p.m. $27/person (includes materials)
DA020 Ore Valley Elementary – Art Room 234
Instructor – Dale Dalton
2 Sessions – Wednesdays, April 2 & 9
7 – 9:30 p.m. $27/person (includes materials)
Easter Basket
New!
Just in time for spring! We will twine the bottom of this round basket
then add pastel color to weave the sides. A 10 x 12“ D handle is used.
DA021 High School – Room 262
(Enter at Door #12 - Rear of HS)
Instructor – Melanie Alagood
2 Sessions – Wednesday, March 19 & 26
6 – 9 p.m. $41/ person (includes materials)
New!
Amy Basket
The 8 X 12“ sharp top D handle is specially made to decrease in width
from the bottom to the top of your basket. The handle will give you a
guide by which to shape the sides of your basket. Color reed of your
choice may be added.
DA022 High School - Room 262
(Enter at Door #12 - Rear of HS)
Instructor – Melanie Alagood
2 Sessions – Tuesday, April 8 & 15
6 – 9 p.m. $39/ person (includes materials)
Mosaic Table
New!
Take your creativity to the next level. You will create a very unique
small mosaic table for your home or covered outdoor space. We will
be using stained glass, glass beads, glass tiles, stones and other objects to
craft our project. You will also build/assemble the table. All supplies
included in class fee.
DA023 Middle School Room 225 (Use Main Entrance)
Instructor – Chris Kessler
2 Sessions – Monday, April 8, 6 – 9 p.m., April 15, 6 – 8 p.m.
$58/person
Confirmations are NOT sent
No news is good news!
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German for Tourists
Would you like to learn a new language? Are you planning a trip to Germany or Austria? This class will get
you started with an introduction to the German language and culture. The focus will be on speaking German.
DA024 Loganville Springfield Elementary School, Library
Instructor – Karin Mitchell
6 Sessions – Tuesdays, March 18 – April 29 (No class 4/22)
7 – 8:30 p.m. $57/person
Sweet Soul Poetry
New!
Discover and unleash the poetry in your soul with York’s Poet
Laureate, Carla Christopher! Each session includes exploration
and discussion of the best powerful and FUN examples of classic,
contemporary and modern poetry centered around a different theme.
Participants will practice reading and understanding the heart in
the poetry and then will use prompts and gentle encouragement to
write their own pieces. Each evening will include time to write and
to peer workshop and edit as well. After the final class, writers will be
invited to participate in a to-be-scheduled public reading. Suitable
for both beginning and experienced poets, this workshop is a
chance to invigorate or reinvigorate your poetic spirit and combines
both education/technique and free expression. You will not only
be a more skilled writer by its completion, but a more soul-full one!
DA025 High School – Theater Room 321 (Use door #2)
Instructor – Carla Christopher
4 Sessions – Mondays, March 10 – March 31
6:30 – 8:30 p.m. $60/person
Basic Digital Photography
New!
What’s aperture, shutter, ISO, composition, depth of field, motion
blur, and white balance? What is the exposure triangle? Which setting
do I use to get the best picture? Most beginners in photography are
either frustrated or intimidated by their digital cameras; operating
the camera and taking good photographs is really pretty simple,
once you understand the foundations of photography! In this three
week informational and experiential photography class you will
learn the foundations of exposure and composition. You will take
your photography to the next level by understanding the basics and
putting them into practice.
DA026 High School - Theater Room 321 (Use door #2)
Instructor - Kevin Henderson
3 Sessions - Mondays, May 5 - 19
7 - 9 p.m. $65/person
Landscape for Life ™
Landscape for Life is a new national program from the United
States Botanic Garden to teach sustainable landscaping for
homeowners. This course shows you how to work with nature in
your garden. Sustainability concepts are discussed for soil, water,
native plants and construction materials. Students will learn how
to produce a base map and site assessment for their own property,
and apply sustainable concepts to their landscape. Discuss your
concept plan and sustainable initiatives in the class. One session
will be held at the York County Pleasant Acres Annex MAEscapes
gardens. Optional soil test kit and book may be purchased the first
night. Instructor Mary Kline is a Registered Landscape Architect,
specializing in sustainable design.
DA027 Middle School Room 244
(Use Auditorium Entrance)
For directions visit www.dallastown.net or call 717.244.4021
Instructor - Mary C. Kline, RLA
6 Sessions - Wednesdays, March 5 – April 9
6:30 – 8:30 p.m. $97/person
The Work – Life Balance
New!
Work/life balance means doing the right work and choosing the
good life. Some of the challenges of achieving the work/life balance
impact men and women alike. This workshop gives you the tools
you need to nurture your career, relationships and health. Learn
why investing in yourself is the best investment you can make!
DA028 Middle School - Room 244
(Use Auditorium Entrance – Door 31)
Instructor – Susan Crooks, c.t.r.s.
1 Session – Tuesday, March 25
6:30 – 8 p.m. $27/person
The Sandwich Generation
New!
One in five Americans are caring for their children as well as
caring for aging parents. What part of the sandwich are you? What
part of the sandwich might you become? How do you navigate
through these complex decisions that have emotional, physical and
financial costs with no easy answers? Advance planning and open
communication can go a long way in easing the stress of whatever
the future may bring. This workshop will give you the information
and resources you need to succeed.
DA029 Middle School - Room 244
(Use Auditorium Entrance – Door 31)
Instructor – Susan Crooks, c.t.r.s.
1 Session – Tuesday, April 8
6:30 – 8 p.m. $27/person
Film Appreciation
We will watch some of the greatest films in movie history and
we’ll talk about what makes them great. Get a deeper understanding
of movies by looking at the historical context and study their
influential techniques.
DA030 High School – Theater Room 321 (Use door #2)
Instructor – Luke MacCloskey
8 Sessions – Tuesdays, March 4 – April 29
No Class (4/22)
6 – 9 p.m. $42/person
Adult Swim Instruction
If you never learned to swim or want to improve your strokes, this
class is for you! Class will be customized to suit individual needs.
Class is limited to 10 students so sign up early!
DA031 Dallastown Area Middle School Pool
Instructor – Cathy Bankoske
8 Sessions – Saturdays, March 8 – May 3
(No class 4/19)
1 – 1:45 p.m. $45/person
Adult Lap Swim
Enjoy the chance to swim laps in our pool. Swimming is great
exercise. If you’ve been looking for an affordable way to get in shape,
this is it! Certified lifeguards are on duty. This class will be limited
to 18 participants.
DA032 Dallastown Area Middle School Pool
Instructor – Lifeguards on Duty
8 Sessions –Thursdays, April 3 – May 22
7:15 – 8:15 p.m. $20/person, $15/seniors
Aqua Aerobics
Enjoy an hour of exercising in the water with less impact on your
joints. You do not need to know how to swim, just be able to
move and have a good time. This class will include thirty minutes
of aerobics, fifteen minutes of resistance training, ten minutes
of abdominals and five minutes of stretching. Treat yourself to a
weekly pool party!!
DA033 Dallastown Area Middle School Pool
Instructor – Monica Newcomb
8 Sessions –Tuesdays April 1 – May 27 (No class 4/22)
7:15 – 8:15 p.m. $57/person
Aqua Aerobics
All other information is the same as above.
DA034 Dallastown Area Middle School Pool
Instructor – Monica Newcomb
16 Sessions – Tuesdays & Thursdays, April 1 – May 27
(No Class 4/22)
8:15 – 9:15 p.m. $67/ person
DALLASTOWN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT
ADULT EDUCATION REGISTRATION FORM –SPRING 2014
MUST BE 18 YEARS OR OLDER TO REGISTER
Name _________________________Date______________
Address
________________________________________
______________________________________________
Home Phone ____________________________________
Cell Phone ______________________________________
Email
__________________________________________
Fee Enclosed $_______________Course Number _______
Course Title ______________________________________
I fully understand the risks involved in participating in any strenuous activity and
I absolve the Dallastown Area School District from all liability for any personal
injury incurred through my participation in any Dallastown Area School District
sponsored Community Education program
_______________________________________________
(Signature)
(Date)
Note: Please submit a separate form and separate check for each course
you wish to enroll. Please make checks payable to DASD, mail to
Attn: Ashley Spector, 700 New School Lane, Dallastown, PA 17313
Opportunities Await You!
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Northeastern
Cooking with Southern Flair!
New!
Let’s pay homage to the wonderful flavors the South has to offer
by preparing some crowd-pleasing recipes including Bite-sized Crab
Cakes, Smothered Pork Chops, a Cheddar ‘n Grits Soufflé, Hoppin’
John with Greens, Sweet Cornbread, and Praline Pound Cake with
Browned Butter Icing! Bring an apron if desired.
NE001 Northeastern High School – Room 211
Instructor – Laura Cochran
1 Session – Wednesday, March 19
6 - 9 p.m. $72/person (includes all ingredients.
From Fantastic Skin to Fabulous Face
New!
Want to update your look but don’t know where to start? Maybe you
are looking for a refresher or new ideas on how to wear your makeup?
Learn how to select the correct type of foundation for your skin type,
use makeup brushes and how to care for your skin before and after
makeup application.
NE002 Northeastern Middle School – Cafeteria
Instructor – Patricia Solis
2 Sessions – Monday, March 17 & Wednesday, April 9
6 - 8 p.m. $67 /person
Students will need to have a violin (fiddle) to bring to class and at
least 20 minutes per day to practice at home. If you do not have an
instrument, one may be rented or purchased from the instructor on
the first day of class, or from a local music shop.
NE005 High School - Room 100
Instructor – Keith Engle
8 Sessions – Mondays, Beginning February 10
7:00-8:00 p.m. $180/person
Mosaic Tile Table Top or Wall Art
New!
Beat the winter blues and get your creative juices flowing! You will
be creating a unique, beautiful 16” square or round table top or
piece of wall art in mosaic style. We will be using stained glass,
ceramic and glass tiles as well as glass beads, buttons and other
objects. All supplies included in fee.
NE006 High School - Cafeteria
Instructor – Chris Kessler – Owner of New Leaf Home Inspection
Company
2 Sessions – Tuesdays, March 11 / 6 - 9 p.m. & March 18 / 6 - 8 p.m.
$55/person
Ballroom Dancing II
Add to your knowledge of ballroom dancing. Bring a partner and
learn additional figures beyond the basics taught in ballroom I in
Foxtrot, Waltz, Tango, Rumba, Cha Cha, and Swing. Feel confident
when you attend dances at the many ballroom venues in the area or
when you impress your friends at weddings, parties, etc.
NE003 Northeastern High School Annex - (Old MS Cafeteria)
Instructors - Ken & Carol Crone
10 Sessions - Tuesdays, Beginning March 4
7 - 9 p.m. $57 /person
Sweet Soul Poetry
New!
Discover and unleash the poetry in your soul! Each session includes
exploration and discussion of the best powerful and FUN examples of
classic, contemporary and modern poetry centered around a different
theme. Participants will practice reading and understanding the heart
in the poetry and then will use prompts and gentle encouragement
to write their own pieces. Each evening will include time to write, to
peer workshop and edit as well. After the final class, writers will be
invited to participate in a to-be-scheduled public reading. Suitable for
both beginning and experienced poets, this workshop is a chance to
invigorate or reinvigorate your poetic spirit and combines education,
technique and free expression. You will not only be a more skilled
writer by it completion, but a more soul-full one!
NE004 Shallow Brook Intermediate School - Library
Instructor – Carla Christopher
4 Sessions – Tuesdays, beginning April 8
6:30 - 8:30 p.m. $60/person
Irish Fiddle for Beginners
Designed for beginners, including people who have never held a
violin before, and people with some violin skills who are interested in
pursuing the Irish tradition. This 8-week course introduces student
to the basics of playing Irish Traditional Music on the fiddle and
guides them through the main forms of the music. By the end of
the course, students will be able to play 2-3 common Irish tunes, and
may have learned some of the basics of ornamentation and variation.
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Painting Landscapes and Still Life
New!
Landscapes and still life subjects have been painted throughout the
centuries using oils, acrylics, pastels and watercolors. In this class we
will learn about the advantages of each art medium and how to use
them to paint realistic landscapes and still life. Students can work
in whichever art medium they choose. Methods of transferring an
image to canvas or paper to begin the process of painting will be
covered, along with compositional design elements. This class is ideal
for beginners as well as those with some experience in painting. A
materials list will be available at the first class. For the first class,
please bring photos/pictures of landscapes or still life subjects you
would like to use to create a painting, along with a 12”x16” sketch
pad, pencils, and an eraser.
NE007 Northeastern High School – Art Room #415
Instructor – Carol L. Hartman, MA
6 Sessions – Mondays, Beginning March 3
6:30 – 8:30 p.m. $89/person
Make a Website the Easy Way
Making a website for personal or business use has gotten a lot easier
thanks to web 2.0 technology. In this class you’ll learn how to create
a website that looks professional without having to learn how to write
code or buy an expensive program. Students will also learn how to
purchase and register their own web address for use with their website
(web address purchase optional). Prerequisite skills include knowing
For directions visit www.nesd.k12.pa.us or call 717.266.3667
how to use a web browser, knowing how to access your e-mail from
a web browser, and knowing how to upload photos from a digital
camera to your computer. For more information on this class visit
www.davepc.me/website.
NE008 Northeastern High School - Room 200
Instructor - David Weikert
1 Session - Thursday, May 1
6 – 8:30 p.m. $60/person
iPhone vs. Android: Buyers Guide
Ready to finally choose a smart phone? Not sure which platform to
choose? You’re not alone. Millions of people will choose to leave
their simple phone this year and choose either an iPhone or an
Android based phone. What should you choose? This session is
an interactive conversation where you can have all your questions
answered and get a hands-on experience with each platform. For
more information on this class visit www.davepc.me/phone
NE009 Northeastern High School - Room 200
Instructor - David Weikert
1 Session - Thursday, May 8
6:30-7:30 p.m. $30/person
Personal Finance Made Simple for Ages 16-99 This class focuses on a wide variety of topics to help families and
individuals succeed in personal finances. We start with the myths of
personal finance. Cover the basic steps to achieve and grow in self
and family finances. How to setup and use a zero based budget. Two
in-depth one-on-one sessions will be scheduled outside of classes to
help develop individual and family budgets (1 for the initial month
budget and 1 for end of month to new month budget). We will
discuss debt and why “I say” debt is dumb and not a vehicle for
success. How to use a method called the debt snowball to eliminate
debt. I challenge everyone to check this class out and see for
yourself how to run your finances without them running over you.
Workbook “The Total Money Makeover Workbook” will need to be
purchased on your own or you can purchase this workbook from the
instructor at the beginning of the first class.
NE010 Northeastern High School – Room 206
Instructor – Shane Murry
4 Sessions - Tuesdays, Beginning March 4
6:30 - 8 p.m. $42 /person
Step, Sculpt and MORE!
Tone up and de-stress now with this 75-minute class! Format includes
“easy to follow” freestyle patterns. Overall Strength Training, Yoga
and Pilates exercises to strengthen the CORE (abs & back) plus Step
Fitness to burn fat, increase energy and reduce stress…all with a
SMILE! ALL levels welcome. Please bring a mat and hand weights.
Steps are provided.
NE011 Orendorf Gymnasium
Instructor - Jane Ballerstein
(10 weeks) - Tuesdays & Thursdays, Beginning April 1
6:15 - 7:30 p.m. $61/person
Cardio Sculpt
Tone up and de-stress with this 60-minute class. Condition and
tone your body through endurance weight training. Cardio Sculpt
provides a safe and effective way to tighten up the rough spots,
plus strengthen the heart and lungs through Step Fitness, Overall
Strength Training, Pilates, and Freestyle Patterns. Lots of variety!
Bring a mat, weights, and a positive attitude! Steps are provided.
NE012 Orendorf Gymnasium
Instructor - Jane Ballerstein
(10 weeks) - Tuesdays & Thursdays, Beginning April 1
7:30 - 8:30 p.m. $59/person
Confirmations are not sent!
Checks may be held until
there are enough students
registered to hold the class.
Registration forms
may be copied so sign up for
as many classes as you like!
NORTHEASTERN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT
ADULT EDUCATION REGISTRATION FORM - SPRING 2014
Name _________________________Date______________
Address
________________________________________
______________________________________________
Home Phone ____________________________________
Cell Phone ______________________________________
Email
__________________________________________
Fee Enclosed $_______________Course Number _______
Course Title ______________________________________
I fully understand the risks involved in participating in any strenuous activity and I
absolve the Northeastern School District from all liability for any personal injury
incurred through my participation in any Northeastern School District sponsored
Community Education program.
_______________________________________________
(Signature)
(Date)
Note: Please submit a separate form and separate check for each course
in which you wish to enroll. Please make checks payable to Northeastern
School District, send to attention Linda Miller, 41 Harding Street,
Manchester, PA 17345
We Make Learning Fun!
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West York
Fit N Slim
Get results with this 60-minute class! Burn body fat and build lean
muscle and boost your metabolism. When combined with healthy
eating, Fit-N-Slim can help you manage your weight. Resistance
training tones muscle and improves your strength. Please bring 3-5
lb. weights and a mat.
WY001 Lincolnway Elementary School, Cafeteria
Instructor - See and Feel the Difference
12/6 Sessions – Mon/Wed - Begins March 24, 2014
6 - 7 p.m. $53/person (12 sessions), $41/person (6 sessions)
Gentle Yoga
This class is great for beginners (newbies welcome) as well as
practicing students to come and unwind after a busy day. The class
focuses on building strength, yogic breathing and relaxation through
warm ups, a mixed series of postures as well as incorporating a mini
gentle flow. This class calms, gently stretches and strengthens the
body. De-stress from the world around you and end on a meditative
note that is a perfect way to end the night. Please bring a yoga mat.
WY002 Lincolnway Elementary School, Cafeteria
Instructor – Karen Dietrich
7 Sessions – Mondays, Begins March 31, 2014
7:15-8:15 p.m. $60/person
Tai Chi for Health
Tai Chi for Health renews your body. It relaxes your mind and reduces
stress. It uses the gentle, graceful, flowing movements of Sun-style tai
chi to promote mental and physical strength, stamina and flexibility.
Anyone who seeks a gentle form of exercise, or who has been diagnosed
with arthritis, or who experiences joint pain, stiffness, or limited range
of motion is invited to attend. This instructor is certified through the
National Arthritis Organization and Strong Women Strong Bones
and Strong Women Stay Young through Penn State Extension. Wear
comfortable shoes and clothing. Bring water bottle.
WY003 WY Middle School, 1st Fl. Atrium, 6th Gr. Wing
Instructor - Lori Edwards
12/6 sessions - Mon/Wed, begins Monday, March 21, 2014
6 - 7 p.m. $96/person (2xwk), $57/person (1xwk)
Begins Monday March 31, 2014
Briarwood Golf Clinics
Classes for beginners/intermediates meet twice per week for two
weeks (6 hours). PGA professional instructor stresses fundamentals
(grip, stance, alignment, swing, putting, chipping, sand play and
rules). Bring 7 and 9 irons and putter to first class. Equipment is
provided if needed, and a 9- hole playing opportunity is included.
Please specify which class.
WY004 Briarwood Golf Course, 4775 W. Market St.
Instructor - PGA Professional Instructor
6 - 7:30 p.m. $85/person per class
Class 1 - 4 Sessions - Mon/Wed – April 14, 16, 21, 23
Class 2 - 4 Sessions - Tue/Thu – April 15, 17, 22, 24
Class 3 - 4 Sessions - Mon/Wed –May 12, 14, 19, 21
Class 4 - 4 Sessions - Tue/Thu – May 13, 15, 20, 22
Zumba Fitness® Class by 2daMax Fitness
Are you ready to party yourself into shape? That’s exactly what the
Zumba® program is all about. It’s an exhilarating, effective, easy-tofollow, Latin-inspired, calorie-burning dance fitness-party™ that’s
moving millions of people toward joy and health. Zumba Fitness®
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is the only Latin-inspired dance-fitness program that blends red-hot
international music, created by Grammy Award-winning producers,
and contagiously fun dance steps to form a “fitness-party” that is
downright addictive. So let’s get ready to PARTAY with this CRAZY
instructor!!!
WY005 Lincolnway Elementary School, Cafeteria
Instructor - Patti Krigbaum
14/7 Sessions Tues/Thu – Begins March 25
6:30 - 7:30 p.m. $66/person (2x/wk), $42/person (1x/wk)
Pilates
New!
Pilates is a system of controlled exercises that engage the mind
and condition the total body. The blend of strength and flexibility
training improves posture, reduces stress and creates long, lean
muscles without bulking up. Pilates takes a balanced approach
so that no muscle group is overworked and the body moves as an
efficient, holistic system in sport and daily activity. It is for people
who are strong or weak, flexible or inflexible. Pilates is for those
who seek balance in life, wanting to change their lives for the better
by enhancing the mind while strengthening the body. Instructor
will demonstrate modified positions for those with limitations.
Yoga mat is required. There will be a segment of body toning using
hands weights. Please bring 2 to 5 lb. weights (not mandatory).
WY006 Trimmer Elementary School, Cafeteria
Instructor - Cindy Strickler
8 Sessions – Wednesdays, Begins March 12
5:30 – 6:15 p.m. $55/person
Weight Lifting for Women by 2daMax Fitness
New!
Ladies!!! Rev up your
Metabolism, Gain More
Muscle presented by
2daMax Fitness. Women
who do not strength
train lose 5 lbs. of their
muscle
mass
every
decade after the age of
30. Fortunately, a basic
program of progressively
heavier resistance exercise
can reverse this situation
and increase metabolism.
This beginner course
for women of ANY age
is designed to introduce
the fundamentals of
weight lifting to help
build the confidence to
keep pumpin’ that iron.
Participants will receive
their very own adjustable
dumbbell set as part of
their registration fee and
should sign up by March
10, 2014 to ensure its availability at the beginning of the session.
WY007 Lincolnway Elementary School, Cafeteria
Instructors - 2daMax Fitness
8 Sessions – Wednesdays, Begins March 26
7:15 - 8:15 p.m. $100/person with weight set included
For directions visit www.wyasd.k12.pa.us or call 717.845.6634
Define Yourself
This entry-level strength training class is designed to teach the basics
through sets, repetitions, and dumbbells. Abdominal and back
conditioning is included with stretching for increased flexibility.
The bottom line is a basic strength-training program enabling men
and women (even over the age of 50) to add muscle, reduce fat and
eat more food. (Please bring your own mat and weights - 2 lbs.-10
lbs. suggested).
WY008 Trimmer Elementary, Cafeteria
Instructor - Darlene Freeman
14/7 Sessions - Mondays and Wednesdays – Begins March 24
6:30 - 7:30 p.m. $47 (1x/week) $67 (2x/week) (Need min.
enrollment of 10 paid)
Adult Mini Horsemanship Lesson
Adults ages 18 to 99 will participate in a mini horsemanship
lesson. This will include a tour of the Farm, basic feeding, parts
of the horse, grooming and tacking up a horse and of course the
experience of riding a well-trained horse. Heart and Hands Equine
Center has an indoor and an outdoor arena. Lesson held rain or
shine. Please indicate Session A or Session B on the registration
form. www.heartandhandsequinecenter.com.
WY009 Heart and Hands Equine Center, 2215 Pinetown Road,
Lewisberry, Pa 17339
Certified CHA Instructor: Haley Rudacille
3 - 5 p.m. $42/person
Session A – March 30 OR Session B – April 6
Home Staging
Home staging is about creating illusions. Whether you are looking
to sell your home or just create a beautiful living space of your own,
this class is for you. It involves creating “flow,” neutralizing space,
eliminating clutter, editing and arranging furniture and accessories,
and providing great curb appeal. Architectural strengths are
highlighted and flaws are down played. A professionally staged home
is showcased in the best possible light so that it sells at the highest
price in the shortest time. Students will need to provide a photo(s) of
a room in their home in which they would like to focus. Please email
photo(s) to clvespa@gmail.com at least two weeks prior to class.
Class is limited to 10 students.
WY010 West York High School, Room, 114
Instructor - Christy Vespa, Interior Designer, Di Moda Designs
1 Session - Tuesday, May 20
6 - 8 p.m. $57/person
Basket Weaving
Tote Basket
The perfect basket to take to the market, store, work or pool. Handles
are shaker tape. You can add rows of color reed or sea grass. Basket
measures 8” w x 14” L x 12” H.
Instructor: Melanie Alagood
WY011 West York High School, Room 115
2 Nights April 23 & 30
6 – 9 p.m. $47/person
Basket Weaving
An Old Fashion Basket
This basket will have a flat back so that it can sit on a table against the
wall. We will be using a 3 ½” W X 10” half oblong wood wall base.
Four small basket feet and color reed of your choice can be added.
Basket measures 10 ½” L x 6” D x 6” H including feet.
Instructor: Melanie Alagood
WY012 West York High School, Room 115
1 Night May 8
6 – 9 p.m. $45/person
Oil Painting
Learn the basics of oil painting, formatting an image, and transferring
an image to canvas without having to draw. Develop your own style
using basic principles of art and the classical technique of building
layers used by the Old Masters. Bring with you several photographs
of what you would like to paint, this class is designed to create a
self-motivated & self-directed artist. I will help you to become the
artist that you were born to be. This is an exciting opportunity for
beginning and advanced painters. Participants will need to furnish
their own supplies; a list will be mailed out in advance. Class is
limited to 12 participants.
WY013 West York High School, Room 112
Instructor - Kristy Kilpatrick
6 Sessions – Tuesdays, April 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, and May 6
6:30 - 8:30 p.m. $100/person
Computer Basics – Windows 7 Plus “Surfing” the Internet
Designed for people who have very little experience with the
computer, this hands-on course will cover the basic skills needed to
use a computer and help you gain the confidence necessary to make
it a productive tool. You will learn how to create folders/files; copy
and paste; surf the Web and much more.
WY014 West York Middle School, Room 146
Instructor - Jeanina Sargent - Sargent Software
4 Sessions – Tuesdays, March 11, 18, 25, and April 1
6 - 8 p.m. $87/person
Excel 2010 Level I
Level I Excel will teach students the basic skills they need to create
spreadsheets, create formulas using the AutoSum tool as well as create
formulas through the Insert Function. This hands-on class will cover
applying formats such as Currency, Dates, Bolding, Font Color, etc. to
individual cells or the entire workbook. Time Saving Techniques such
as the AutoFill and Copy/Paste will be covered. An introduction to
Charts is included in this Level I class. Manual included.
WY015 West York Middle School, Room 146
Instructor - Jeanina Sargent - Sargent Software LLC
3 Sessions – Thursdays, April 15, 22, and 29
6 - 8 p.m. $87 /person
Excel 2010 Level II
Level II Excel will continue with advanced feature of Excel such
as Linking Files, Protecting Workbooks, Creating Workspaces,
Creating Block Names. This class will also include techniques to
filter and sort data, apply conditional formatting and using the
Logical IF Formula. If there is enough interest, a Level III class
could be held. Manual included.
WY016 West York Middle School, Room 146
Instructor - Jeanina Sargent - Sargent Software LLC
3 Sessions – Thursdays, May 13, 20, and 27
6 - 8 p.m. $87 /person
Opportunities Await You!
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back you are registered for the
class. On occasion things get lost
in the mail, so feel free to give us a
call to confirm.
Jewelry Making
New!
Have you always wanted to make a special necklace for a certain outfit?
Do you consider yourself crafty and creative? Would you like to give
a gift to someone you made especially for them? This workshop will
teach you the basics of wire and bead jewelry and you will leave with
at least one finished piece. Necklaces, bracelets, and earrings will be
taught. Tools, findings, and beads included. Please feel free to bring
beads and findings you may wish to use. Participation is limited to
10 so hurry.
WY017 West York High School Room 115
Instructor – Tia Bess
2 Sessions – Thursday, April 3 and 10
5:30 – 7:30 p.m. $47/person
Registration forms
may be copied so sign up for
as many classes as you like!
WEST YORK AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT ADULT EDUCATION
REGISTRATION FORM – SPRING 2014
Name _________________________Date______________
Address
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Email
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I fully understand the risks involved in participating in any strenuous activity
Saving Money 101
New!
Do you want to save money? If so, then this class is for you.
In this class, you will learn about price matching, couponing,
stacking, how to get the best deals and where you can save in
all areas of your life. Whether you want to save more on groceries or learn how to live more frugally, the instructor will give
you tips, ideas and the know-how to start saving money today!
Please bring pen and paper to class. Please provide an email address
on registration for the instructor to contact you prior to the class.
WY018 West York High School Room 115
Instructor – Kathy Lynch
1 Session – Thursday, April 24
6:30 – 8:30 p.m. $27/person
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and I absolve the West York School District from all liability for any personal
injury incurred through my participation in any West York Area School District
sponsored Community Education program.
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(Date)
Note: Please submit a separate form and separate check for each
course in which you wish to enroll. Please make checks payable to West
York School District, send to attention Kimberly Tate, 1800 Bannister
St., York , PA 17404.
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External Flash!
New!
Use your camera’s external flash to its fullest potential. Don’t
be intimidated by your external flash unit! It is one of the most
misunderstood and misused tools in photography! This class
will show you how to make the most out of
this essential photo tool. You will learn to
use your flash correctly, more efficiently,
and much more creatively. We will study
direct flash, fill flash, bounce flash,
filters, flash in association with color
temperature, off camera flash, and light
modifiers. This class is for students with
a DSLR camera, a removable, “external”
flash, and a strong understanding of
exposure essentials. Bring your flash
unit, camera, and TTL- Off - Camera
- Flash Cord, if you have one, to class.
YS001 Y.S. High School - Room 120
Instructor - Bob Lenz
2 Sessions – Wednesdays, April 23, 30
6 – 8 p.m. $69/person
Understanding Your Digital Camera
Do you have a brand new Digital Camera or one that’s been sitting
in the closet not being used? Bob will teach you how to demystify
all of the buttons and symbols and about camera operation,
composition and how to be creative with lighting. Learn good
exposure techniques, proper format choices, correct use of flash,
and how to handle your images after the capture. Students should
bring their own digital camera and camera manual. Class is limited
to 15 participants!
YS002 Y.S. High School - Room 122
Instructor - Bob Lenz
3 Sessions – Tues., Feb. 18, 25, March 4 OR Wed., Feb. 19, 26,
March 5
Please designate DAY on Registration Form
6 – 8 p.m. $67/person
(Attend this class along with Advanced Digital for $127)
Advanced Digital Camera Workshop
This class is a practical workshop for digital photographers who want
to learn more than just the “point and shoot” aspect of photography.
Students will learn the benefits of working in manual mode and
regaining creative control of their images. This class is intended for
DSLR cameras users who have mastered the basic camera operations
and would like to know more about white balance, aperture & shutter
speed controls, exposure values, correct ISO settings, various camera
techniques and more. Please bring your DSLR camera and manual to
class. (Prerequisite for this Course - Completion of YS002)
YS003 Y.S. High School - Room 122
Instructor - Bob Lenz
3 Sessions - Tues., March 11, 18, 25 OR Wed., March 12, 19, 26
Please designate DAY on Registration Form
6 – 8 p.m. $67/person
(Attend this class along with Understanding Your Digital Camera for $127)
Learning to See” In a Digital Camera World
It is said that all learning depends on the ability to image, to picture
both accurately and imaginatively. If you’ve enjoyed mastering
the technical aspects of your DSLR camera and now wish to grow
aesthetically through better composition and fulfilling the process
of pre-visualization, this is the class for you. We will be discussing
various artists, their techniques, learning to incorporate the tools
of vision, shooting theme assignments, and having critiques each
week all to better the field with more visually literate photographers.
(Prerequisite for this Course - Complete YS002 & YS003)
YS004 Y.S. High School - Room 122
Instructor - Bob Lenz
3 Sessions - Wednesdays, April 2, 9, 16
6 – 8 p.m. $77/person
(Attend this class along with YS002 & YS003 for $198)
An Introduction to Photoshop Elements
Join Bob in taking your digital photography to the next level
with a look into this versatile image editing software widely used
by hobbyists, photographers, graphic artists, designers, and other
creative professionals. Learn how to perfect and transform your
digital photos like a pro. This is a hands-on step-by-step course
taught by an experienced instructor and photographer. Please bring
your digital images with you to class. (Prerequisite for this Course Windows experience & basic knowledge of a P.C.)
YS005 Y.S. High School - Room 122
Instructor - Bob Lenz
4 Sessions - Thursdays, April 10, 17, 24, May 1
6 – 8 p.m. $99/person
(Attend Introduction & Advanced Photoshop Elements for $186)
Advanced Photoshop Elements
Bob will teach you how to advance your skills to the next level
by learning how to do layer manipulation, masking, advanced
sharpening techniques, and how the use of various artistic filters
can enhance your photos even further! (Prerequisite for this Course
– Intro to Photoshop Elements I) This is a hands-on course.
YS006 Y.S. High School - Room 122
Instructor - Bob Lenz
3 Sessions – Thursdays, May 8, 15, 22
6 – 8:30 p.m. $92/person
(Attend Introduction & Advanced Photoshop Elements for $186)
eBay Listing & Marketing
Learn how to create professional online auction listings and how
to market your items worldwide for maximum exposure and profit. Students will be walked through the listing, shipping and follow up
processes and learn how to establish a customer base and build an
online reputation. This comprehensive, hands on class, will begin
with the basics and walk you through all of the processes necessary
to be successful at online sales. This class is perfect for stay at
home moms, retirees, crafters. (Must have Basic Knowledge of the
Computer)
YS007 Y.S. High School - Room 124
Instructor - DeAnna Gabriele
4 Sessions - Tuesdays, March 11, 18, 25, April 1
6:30 – 8:30 p.m. $75/person
We make learning fun!
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Basic iPad for the New User
Okay…so you’ve purchased an iPad because everyone told you, “You’ve
got to have one!” but now have no idea where to begin! We will begin
by learning the basics of the Home Screen and what all the buttons &
switches do. We’ll take a look at the preinstalled apps and search for a
few new ones! Basic iPad Commands, iPad Settings & Customization
will also be reviewed. Students are required to bring their iPad and USB
Connector. Please have your iPad fully charged and bring your Apple
ID to class.
YS008 Y.S. High School - Computer Lab 120
Instructors – Bill & Kathy Meals
2 Sessions – Mondays, March 3, 10
6:30 – 8:30 p.m. $47/person
Computer Basics (Windows XP) Plus “surfing” the Internet
Designed for people who have very little experience with the
computer, this hands-on course will cover the basic skills needed to
use a computer and help you gain the confidence necessary to make
it a productive tool. You will learn how to create folders/files; copy
and paste; surf the Web and much more.
YS009 Y.S. High School - Room 124
Instructor - Jeanina Sargent - Sargent Software
4 Sessions – Thursdays, February 27, March 6, 13, 20
6 - 8 p.m. $87/person
Excel 2007 - Level I
This course provides the skills necessary to use and create Excel
worksheets. You will learn to enter information into a worksheet,
develop formulas to calculate results and how to format and print
worksheet data. (Prerequisite for this Course - Windows experience &
basic knowledge of a P.C.)
YS010 Y.S. High School - Room 122
Instructor - Steve Vos
4 Sessions - Thursdays, February 27, March 6, 13, 20
6 - 9 p.m. $92/person (Manual included)
(Attend Excel I & II for $179 or Excel I, II, III for $260)
Excel 2007 - Level II
This course will give you an opportunity to work with some more
advanced features of Excel including charts, sorting and filtering,
cell formatting, advanced formulas and functions, graphics and
analysis tools like Pivot tables. (Prerequisite - Excel Level I or basic
knowledge of Excel 2007)
YS011 Y.S. High School - Room 124
Instructor - Steve Vos
4 Sessions - Thursdays, March 27, April 3, 10, 17
6 - 9 p.m. $92/person (Manual included)
(Attend Excel I & II for $179 or Excel I, II, III for $260)
Excel 2007 Level III
Extend your knowledge into some of the more specialized and
advanced capabilities of Excel by automating common tasks with
macros and applying advanced analysis techniques to more complex
sets of data, collaborating on worksheets with others, and sharing
Excel data with other applications. (Prerequisite - Excel Level I & II)
YS012 Y.S. High School - Computer Lab 124
Instructor - Steve Vos
4 Sessions – Thursdays, April 24, May 1, 8, 15
6 - 9 p.m. $92/person (Manual included)
(Attend Excel I, II, III for $260)
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Word 2007 Level I
Microsoft Word allows users to create professional documents such as
resumes, letters, reports, and legal documents, create tables to organize
your information, brochures, how to create and use templates. Learn
how to use graphics for work or just for fun. (Prerequisite: Windows
experience and basic knowledge of a PC.)
YS013 Y.S. High School - Computer Lab 124
Instructor - Steve Vos
4 Sessions - Wednesdays, March 5, 12, 19, 26
6 - 9 p.m. $92/person (Manual included)
Water Cardio
New!
Are you ready to get your heart pumping? Come to the pool for a fastpaced, aerobic workout which utilizes the resistance created by the
water to boost cardio intensity. In the pool your body is able to burn
calories in a shorter amount of time all without ever breaking a sweat.
YS014 Y.S. High School - Pool
Instructor – Cristy Zortman
12 Sessions – Tuesdays & Thursdays, March 25 – May 1
7:30 – 8:30 p.m. $57/person
Water Exercise
Join us in the pool for a full body workout utilizing one of the best
fitness tools available; water. To music, these repetitive, low impact
exercises are designed to tone and strengthen the muscles by using
the resistance provided by the water. The water will also support
your body weight, easing joint stress and reducing injury.
YS015 Y.S. High School - Pool
Instructor – Cristy Zortman
12 Sessions - Mondays & Wednesdays, March 24 – May 5
(No Class on April 23)
7:30 – 8:30 p.m. $57/person
Cardio Kickboxing
If you are looking for a way to relieve stress, have fun and most of all
burn serious calories, this class is for you! You are welcome to bring
3 or 5 lb. weights, a mat and plenty of water.
YS016 Indian Rock Elementary – All Purpose Room
Instructor – Patty Hall
8 Sessions / 1 class/week – Tues. OR Thurs. – March 4 – April 29
16 Sessions / 2 classes/week – Tues. & Thurs. – March 4 – April 29
(No class on 4/17)
6:30 – 7:30 p.m. $49/person (1/week) $81/person (2/week)
Belly Blaster for Women – Winter Session
Trim your entire torso area - abs, waist & more - with this specially
designed class. Our program will help you burn excess calories and
body fat while sculpting your abdomen and boost energy! Please
bring an exercise mat and 3 to 5 lb. hand weights to class.
YS017 East York Elementary - All Purpose Room
Instructor - Certified & CPR-Trained Instructor
See & Feel the Difference
18 Sessions – Tuesdays & Thursdays – January 7 – March 6
5:30 - 6:30 p.m. $71/person (2x/week) $53/person (1x/week)
Belly Blaster for Women – Spring Session
YS018 East York - Gymnasium
16 Sessions – Tuesdays & Thursdays, March 25 – May 20
(No Class 4/17) Please see description above.
5:30 – 6:30 p.m. $65/person (2x/week) $49/person (1x/week)
For directions visit www.yssd.org or call 717.885.1150
Open Basketball
Dust off your sneakers and join in on the fun! We’ll divide into
teams and play... no pressure, just good exercise.
YS019 Y.S. Middle School
Ages 50 & up - Mon. & Wed. – Begins Jan. 6 – May 21
(No play 1/20, 2/17, 2/19, 4/21)
9 - 10:30 p.m. $45/person
YS020 See description above
Ages – 18 & up (Must be out of H.S. to participate)
Tues. & Thurs. – Begins Jan. 7 – May 22
(No play 2/20, 4/17)
9 - 10:30 p.m. $45/person
Tennis for the Beginner & Advanced Beginner
Development of fundamental stroke techniques for ground strokes,
volleys, overheads, and serves will be emphasized. Balls will be
provided. Please bring your own tennis racquet! (Make-up days due
to inclement weather will be scheduled by the instructor.)
YS021 Y.S. Middle School Tennis Courts
Instructor - Donna Platt
6 Sessions - Tuesdays, April 15 – May 20
6 - 7:30 p.m. $67/person
Tennis for the Intermediate/Advanced Player
Take your game to the next level by adding variety to your game and
developing consistency and accuracy.
YS022 Y.S. Middle School Tennis Courts
Instructor - Donna Platt
6 Sessions - Wednesdays, April 16 – May 21
6 - 7:30 p.m. $67/person
Backyard Beekeeping
Back by Popular Demand!
This course will consist of a combination of hands-on sessions in
the apiary followed by discussions on the essentials of honey bee
management. The objective is for each participant to understand
the ecological role of the honey bee and to feel comfortable
starting their own hive should they so choose. Before the first class
participants will be invited to order a text book from a recommended
list. A bee veil, smoker and hive tool are recommended for all but
the first class.
YS023 Meadowsong Apiary, 1722 Union Church Rd,
Seven Valleys.
Instructor – Jeremy Barnes
6 Sessions - Wednesdays, March 19, 26, April 2, 9, 16, 23
5:30 – 7:30 p.m. $92/person
Getting Paid to Talk, Making Money with Your Voice
This exciting class will explore numerous aspects of voice over work for
television, film, radio, audio books, documentaries and the internet
in your area. We will cover all the basics, including how to prepare the
all - important demo, how to be successful and earn a great income in
this exciting field. Students will have the opportunity to ask questions
and to hear examples of demos recorded by professional voice actors.
Class participants will even have a chance to record a commercial
script under the direction of our Voicecoaches.com producer! For
more detailed information go to http://www.voicecoaches.com/gptt
YS024 York Suburban High School – Room 121/123
Instructor – Voice Coach
1 Session – Tuesday, March 11
6:30 – 9 p.m. $37/person
Multi-disciplined Approaches to Self Defense (Basic)
New!
Become introduced to comprehensive self defense techniques and
philosophies. This introductory course is designed to familiarize a
student with basic self defense concepts from Korean, Japanese, and
Filipino martial arts. This course specifically focuses upon quick
responses to a myriad of threatening situations. You will also be
introduced to the basic skill-sets and approaches in response taken
by a practitioner of taekwondo, jujitsu, and arnis/kali. Students
will identify different methods and combat philosophies adopted
by various disciplines.
YS025 Indian Rock Elementary – All Purpose Room
Instructor – Joshua Clineburg, 11 years Martial Arts experience
8 Sessions – Wednesdays, March 5 – April 23
6:30 – 8 p.m. $67/person
German Conversation
New!
Have you studied German before but need to refresh your
conversational skills? This 5-week class, led by a native speaker,
will focus on spoken German. Topics will be decided together
with participants and can include travel, news, culture, or business
transactions. We will speak German as much as possible to increase
participants’ comfort level with the language.
YS026 Y.S. High School – Room 141
Instructor – Nadja Schnaekel
5 Sessions – Wednesdays, March 5 – April 2
6 – 7 p.m. $67/person
Communicating in Spanish – Beginner’s Level
Whether visiting a Spanish speaking country or dealing with a
Spanish speaking friend or coworker, wouldn’t it be great if you
were able to communicate in Spanish? This course will emphasize
learning and practicing essential survival vocabulary in practical
situations and conversing at a beginner level of proficiency. Class is
limited to 15 participants.
YS027 Y.S. High School – Room 127
Instructor – Angela Pessognelli (10 year resident of Spain)
10 Sessions – Tuesdays, March 4 – May 6
6:30 - 8 p.m. $117/person (Includes textbook)
Watercolor Painting for the Beginner & Intermediate
For students new to watercolor as well as those with some
experience, different watercolor materials, techniques and elements
of art will be covered. Participants will compose and paint a
watercolor painting on subject matter of their choice. Experienced
/intermediate students will focus on exploring new techniques
while improving their painting skills. A supply list will be provided
a few weeks before class begins.
YS028 Y.S. High School - Room 144
Instructor – Carol Hartman
6 Sessions – Wednesdays, March 12 – April 16
6:30 - 8:30 p.m. $67/person
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Rental Property Management 101
Considering buying a rental property, already own one, or managing
someone else’s property? Learn the fundamentals that will save
you time, money and most of all your sanity. We will cover the
basics of; how to get started, you as a landlord/property manager,
property selection, the tenant process, maintenance, protecting
your investment, how to increase profits and more. Participants
will receive a Lease, Application and other handouts necessary to
manage a property successfully.
YS029 Y.S. High School - Room 127
Instructor - Chris Kessler
2 Sessions – Mondays, April 7, 14
6 - 8:30 p.m. $67/person
The Vegan Kitchen
New!
Whether you are choosing to eat vegan for dietary or ethical reasons,
or are preparing foods for a vegan eater, you will enjoy experiencing
delicious menu choices to fit the bill. We will prepare Vegetable
Lasagna Roll Ups, Mushroom Barley Risotto, Coconut Rice with
Curry Sauce and more, including a dessert item! You only need to
come prepared with an appetite and an apron, if desired! YS030 Y.S. High School - Room 145
Instructor – Laura Cochran, Chef/Owner, Whisk Culinary
Services
1 Session – Tuesday, March 25
6 - 9 p.m. $72/person (includes ingredients)
The Pleasures of Pasta
New!
Pasta is not just a staple of Italian Cuisine. We will see how pasta
is used around the world by preparing Greek Pastitsio, German
Spaetzle, Sopa Seca de Fideos, and Two-Way Thai Peanut Noodles. Have your “passport” ready for this culinary adventure! Bring an
apron if desired.
YS031 Y.S. High School - Room 145
Instructor – Laura Cochran, Chef/Owner, Whisk Culinary
Services
1 Session – Wednesday, April 16
6 - 9 p.m. $72/person (includes ingredients)
Pizza Pizzazz
New!
We are taking the love of pizza and using convenience products to
create ease and variety. Join Jody & Arnie in this requested hands
on class. Menu selections include Shrimp Pizza Squares, Beef and
Blue Cheese Pizza, Turkey Club Pizza, Spinach Carbonara Pizza,
and Crispy Broccoli White Pizza. Bring your apron and containers
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for leftovers. Tasting, supplemental tips, and handouts provided
(Recipes subject to change).
YS032 Y.S. High School - Room 145
Instructor – Jody & Arnie Gale
1 Session – Tuesday, March 18
6 – 8:30 p.m. $68/person (Includes ingredients)
Learn to Make Sushi
If you would like to make professional tasting sushi, now is your
chance to impress your friends and relatives by joining this sushi
making class at Mitsuru Japanese Restaurant. Aaron Chan will
show you from start (how to cook rice), to finish (making your own
sushi) guiding you to become a professional sushi maker. You will
dine on everything you make, or take it home with you! Receive a
gift to prepare your first sushi at home.
YS033 Mitsuru-Ya Sushi and Hibachi Restaurant
Queensgate Towne Center
Instructor - Aaron Chan
1 Session – Saturday, April 26
12:30 – 2:30 p.m. $87/person (Starter kit included in fee)
A Chocolate Diversion- Winter
New!
A Chocolate Diversion- Spring
New!
On this chocolate journey you will learn more about how to handle
fruit when dipping and storing it. Plus as an added St Patrick’s Day
bonus – we will make some Irish Potatoes and dip some REAL
Butter Creams. You will learn how to work with pure chocolate and
also how to work with wafers. This will assist your candy making
skill. A brief explanation about chocolate grade and quality begins
every class, then; the rest of the two hours is spent dipping an
assortment of centers, many which we make from our recipes for
you to dip yourself! You can also bring along jams or other items
to fill into molded pieces. You are sure to leave with at least 2-6
pounds of your own hand made treats! Syllabus and Dipping fork
included.
YS034 Anstine’s Candy Kitchen
1901 S. Queen St., York Shop entrance is facing Hillcrest Rd.
Instructor - Anna Dalby & Allen Dalby
1 Session – Wednesday, March 5
6 - 8 p.m. $67/person (Supply cost is included in fee)
This Chocolate Making Journey will focus on Non Pariels, Clusters,
Barks, and Molds. We will create many different clusters and you
may bring your own items to cluster. Also we will show you how to
make Barks which are simple and great to take to Summer Parties.
You will learn how to work with pure chocolate and also how to
work with wafers. A brief explanation about chocolate grade and
quality begins every class; the rest of the two hours is spent creating
anything you can imagine! We have over 500 different molds for
you to choose from, so if you like Sponge Bob or Ballerinas or
would like a dozen roses, it can be done! The class moves quickly
so be prepared to be a busy candy maker! You will go home with
at least 2-6 pounds of your own chocolate creations! Syllabus and
Dipping fork included.
YS035 Anstine’s Candy Kitchen
1901 S. Queen St., York Shop entrance is facing Hillcrest Rd.
Instructor - Anna Dalby & Allen Dalby
1 Session – Tuesday, May 6
6 - 8 p.m. $67/person (Supply cost is included in fee)
For directions visit www.yssd.org or call 717.885.1150
Writers Workshop
Want to take your writing to the next level? This class will be a
mixture of instruction, peer critique (for those who are interested)
and time to write. Topics will include making time to write,
polishing your writing and seeking publication for your work
and will be adjusted to meet the needs and interests of the class
members. Peer critique will be available but not required. Adult
writers of all ages welcome.
YS036 Y.S. High School - Room 126
Instructor – Lisa Hess
6 Sessions – Tuesdays, March 18, 25, April 1, 8, 15, 22
6:30 – 8:30 p.m. $89/person
York Suburban School District
Red Cross
Spring Swim Lessons
Registration for Spring Swim Lessons
will be held on Wednesday, March
5 from 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. in the back
hallway by the pool. To obtain a
registration form for the
Y.S. Swim Lessons, go to
www.yssd.org and click on Community
Education.
You Must Register In Person
for the Spring Swim Lessons!
Beginner Guitar Group Lessons
New!
In this class you will acquire the fundamental building blocks you
need to achieve any musical goal on the guitar, whether it’s to be a
professional musician or just to be able to sit around a campfire and
play some of your favorite songs. This program covers positioning
and tuning your guitar, how to read and understand chord charts,
how to put simple chord progressions together that are used in
thousands of your favorite songs, and even an introduction into
reading tablature. This course is designed for beginners and is
perfect for anyone who ever thought learning to play the guitar was
too expensive or too difficult. Both acoustic and electric guitars are
welcome.
YS037 Y.S. High School – Room 120
Instructor - Darren Holland
4 Sessions – Wednesdays, March 12, 19, 26, April 2
7 - 8 p.m. $67/person
YORK SUBURBAN SCHOOL DISTRICT
ADULT EDUCATION REGISTRATION FORM –SPRING 2014
MUST BE 18 YEARS OR OLDER TO REGISTER
Name _________________________Date______________
Address
________________________________________
______________________________________________
Home Phone ____________________________________
Cell Phone ______________________________________
Email __________________________________________
Please see Registration Guidelines
and Refund Policy on page 23.
Fee Enclosed $_______________Course Number _______
Course Title ______________________________________
I fully understand the risks involved in participating in any strenuous activity
and I absolve the York Suburban School District from all liability for any personal
Registration forms may be copied
so sign up for as many classes as
you like!
Must be 18 years or older to register
Confirmations are not sent! Checks
may be held until there are enough
students registered to hold the class.
injury incurred through my participation in any York Suburban School District
sponsored Community Education program.
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(Signature)
(Date)
Note: Please submit a separate form and separate check for each
course in which you wish to enroll. Please make checks payable to
York Suburban School District, send to attention Kathy Meals, 1800
Hollywood Drive, York PA 17403
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Join us
on the
Rail Trail
for...
Miles of
Smiles!
Developing
Rail Trails
throughout
York County
“The Rail Trail to me means…no cars,
interesting people, and good bike riding.”
“We enjoy the scenery, food, and
that the kids can safely bike
ahead of us.”
Completed in 1999, the Heritage Rail Trail attracts
300,000 visitations per year!
With nearly 25 miles of Rail Trail already
built, the YCRTA counts on funds raised from
special events and contributions to continue to Check out the YCRTA website for an
exciting event to be held on the
build even more Miles of Smiles!
Heritage Rail Trail spring, 2014!
www.yorkcountytrails.org
“The Rail Trail is very
peaceful and a good
way to get the whole
family outside and
together.”
For volunteer opportunities
contact
info@yorkcountytrails.org
JOIN FRIENDS OF YORK COUNTY RAIL TRAILS!
Benefits of membership include:
One-year subscription to YCRTA newsletter, Trail News
Coupon for a free sports bottle with YCRTA logo
Invitation to special Rail Trail events
Knowledge that you have joined a special community of Rail Trail supporters
For more information on membership & upcoming events go to www.yorkcountytrails.org.
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Attention Adult Education Registrants!
Register Early…Prompt registration helps avoid disappointment when classes fill quickly. It also
helps avoid the disappointment of canceling a class due to low enrollment, only to find that last
minute registrations would have filled it.
Register for a Class in any School District…You can register for any class in any of the
Cooperating School Districts at no additional cost.
No News is Good News…Consider yourself registered for a class unless you receive your check
back in the mail. Your check may be held until the registration deadline to be sure there are
enough registrants to hold the class. To help keep the classes reasonably priced, we do not send
out confirmation notices.
For Emergency Cancellations…When bad weather or other emergencies cause cancellation of
the regular school day, Community Education activities scheduled during that evening will not
be held. Please tune into your local television station or go to the district website for information
about closings.
Spring Class Registration Deadline is February 28th
Unless otherwise noted
Common Registration Guidelines
• Use a separate registration form and send a separate check for each class
• Advanced registration is required for all classes
• Refund requests will be reviewed and processed or declined on an individual basis. Refunds
approved after the registration deadline are subject to a $15 fee.
• Admission to courses will be determined by the date the registration form and check are
received
• Courses are for adults (ages 18 and older) unless otherwise noted in the course description
• Children of class participants are not permitted to attend any adult courses
• Senior citizens (ages 62 years and older) will be enrolled in some courses at a reduced rate.
Check the course pricing information
• Directions to all schools can be found on each district’s web site (see the upper right corner
of each section for the district web address and phone number)
• Reminders/confirmations are not sent. Unless otherwise notified, you will be enrolled in the
course of your choice and should report to class as scheduled
Interested in daytime classes? Contact Osher Life Long Learning at
Penn State York. Call 717-771-4015 or visit our website at http://olli.yk.psu.edu.
Our courses are designed for mature adults who never stop experiencing life.
Y O R K
C O U N T Y
)
Cooperative
Community
Education
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Y O R K
C O U N T Y
Cooperative
Community
Education
Non-Profit Org.
U.S. POSTAGE
)
PAID
PERMIT #77
YORK, PA
We make learning fun!
York Suburban School District
1800 Hollywood Drive
York, PA 17403
Spring Class Registration deadline is February 28th
...Unless otherwise noted
Save This Catalog!
iPad ® /iPhone® for Beginners. New! - Page 4
Have a new iPad® or iPhone? Come to this
class for an overview of tips/tricks to make
sure you are enjoying it to the fullest!
Spring Forward withFresh Recipes! – page 8
Ready to spring forward? Now We’re Cooking TV
host known as The Healthy Chef, Deb Bixler will
be teaching fun, fast and healthy recipes that focus
on the foods that will be fresh in the local markets
this spring.
Weight Lifting for Women - page 14
This beginner course for women of ANY age is
designed to introduce the fundamentals of weight
lifting to help build the confidence to keep pumpin’
that iron.
Multi-disciplined Approaches to Self
Defense(Basic) – page 19
This introductory course is designed to familiarize
a student with basic self defense concepts from
Korean, Japanese, and Filipino martial arts.
Sweet Soul Poetry - page 12
Discover and unleash the poetry in your soul!
These new classes will fill up quickly. Sign up today!
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