Caldwell/West Caldwell Center for Continuing …...Caldwell/West Caldwell Center for Continuing Education 2017 Now Register and PAY On-Line, by Mail, or In-Person In-Person Registration

Caldwell/West Caldwell Center for Continuing Education

2017

Now Register and PAY On-Line, by Mail, or In-Person In-Person Registration on 8/29, 9/6, 9/7, Rm. 105 – 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.

Classes begin week of September 11, 2017

Registration fee is $6.00 for all non-residents of Caldwell/West Caldwell, $8.00 on-line and $10.00 after September 7, 2017 for all participants.

17 New courses this fall. . . .

*Positive Psychology – Finding Your Happiness *Auto Maintenance *Interactive Genealogical Lecture *Introduction to Woodworking *The History of American Political Parties *Holiday Wreath Workshop *The Challenge of Change *Dealing with Negative People *Caregiving Coping Assistance *Prenatal Yoga *SORA Security License Certification *SORA Security License Renewal *Water Operator Review Course *Google Applications for Efficiency *Better Sleep with Hypnosis *Pickleball, Intermediate *Healthy Life through Clean Living Courses with an asterisk (*) in brochure are open to Senior Citizens (62 or older) who are residents of Caldwell and West Caldwell free of charge if space is available on the first night of the course.

James Caldwell High School 265 Westville Avenue, Room 105

West Caldwell, NJ 07006

ALL calls after 6:00 p.m. - (973) 228-2092 www.cwcboe.org/continuinged

Email questions to Jim Casalino, Director [email protected]

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CALDWELL/WEST CALDWELL BOARD OF EDUCATION

PRESIDENT Marie Lanfrank VICE PRESIDENT Tom Adams

MEMBER Dan Cipoletti MEMBER Chris D’Ambola MEMBER John King

ADMINISTRATION

Superintendent of Schools Dr. James Heinegg Assistant Superintendent Mr. Scott Klepesch Board Secretary/Business Administrator Mr. Thomas Lambe Supervisor, Evening Adult School Mr. Jim Casalino

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Table of Contents

Board of Education/Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Table of Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Fall 2017 Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

General Information: Registration, Program Changes, Refund Policy, Seniors, . 4

Certification Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-6

Computer Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Language Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Music and Art Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Personal Improvement Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-14

Sports and Fitness Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15-16

Course Numbers List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Room Locations by Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Registration Forms (Register for up to 3 courses per form/person). . . . .. . . . . . 19

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CALENDAR FALL 2017

In person registration will also be on Tuesday, August 29, 2017 from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. in room 105.

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GENERAL INFORMATION Registrations: On-line registration and payment is now available. You can complete the registration form on-line and just add the $8.00 registration fee or you can mail your form from the booklet with the $6.00 registration fee with your check or money order to: James Caldwell HS 265 Westville Avenue, West Caldwell, NJ 07006 Att: Continuing Education There will be in-person registration on 8/29, 9/6, and 9/7 at JCHS, Rm. 105 from 6:00-8:00 p.m. Registration fee is $6.00 for all non-residents of Caldwell and West Caldwell if paid on or before 9/7/17. All payments made after this date a late fee of $10.00 will be charged so register early. There is a $25.00 charge for all returned checks.

Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Statement: The Caldwell/West Caldwell Center for Continuing Education adheres to the district’s Equal Education Opportunity Affirmative Action policies and procedures.

Professional Development: The Caldwell/West Caldwell Public Schools are registered with the New Jersey Dept. of Education to provide professional development training for teachers. Many of our courses fulfill the requirements of an individual’s Professional Growth Plan. A certificate with the provider’s number (#2667) will be issued to all teachers who request it from their instructor prior to the end of the course.

Books and materials: The fee for registration does not include any charges for textbook materials or supplies needed for course. Instructors are not authorized to sell books or materials unless clearly specified in the course description. Program Changes: The Center reserves the right to make any changes in course offerings, scheduling, instructor, description, and room assignments as necessary. Classes that are cancelled due to inclement weather or other reasons will continue on past the calendar schedule. Check the district web site www.cwcboe.org under the District Info. Tab; then Continuing & Summer Education; then Continuing & Community Education tab on left or call the office after 6:00 p.m. (973) 228-2092. Inclement Weather and Emergencies: For the adult school closing information, please check the district website at www.cwcboe.org. If the Caldwell-West Caldwell schools are closed during the day; then they remain closed during the evening.

Refund Policy: The course tuition fee is non-refundable unless the course is cancelled due to low enrollment. The Center is not responsible for a registrant’s decision not to complete a course nor will receive compensation if classes are missed.

Off Site Addresses: Essex Valley School 1 Henderson Drive, West Caldwell

(973) 244-7890 Grover Cleveland Middle School 36 Academy Road, Caldwell West Caldwell Civic Center 5 Fairfield Ave., West Caldwell

Please call office after 6 PM Mon.-Thurs. (973) 228-2092 due to the fact that no one is there during the day.

Read the course descriptions carefully before choosing and registering for a class. It is the student’s responsibility to ascertain that he/she is in good health and physical condition to meet the explicit or implied requirements of any course that may require physical activity. Individuals age 13 and up are eligible to register for classes.

Senior Citizens: Senior Citizens, 62 years of age or older, who are residents of Caldwell and West Caldwell may register for many courses free of charge (indicated by an * next to the course number). Registration will only be accepted the first night of the course and only if space is available. If you register before the first night of the class, you must pay the full tuition.

Smoking:

There is no smoking permitted in the school or on school grounds.

Parking:

Students may park in the school lot or on public streets but all restricted areas must be adhered to and a summons may be issued.

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CERTIFICATION COURSES INTRODUCTION TO

WATER AND WASTEWATER

(For Plant Operators) #2803

This course teaches the student how to solve mathematical problems dealing with volumes, detention time, and chemical dosage. Instruction in the biology, chemistry, treatment and distribution of both the water and wastewater fields. One of the aims of the curriculum is to prepare the student for “Advanced Water” or “Advanced Wastewater”, classes that are required by the state prior to their exam for the licensing of water and wastewater operators. John Williams & Greg White, Rm. 313 5:30–8:30 pm, Tues. & Thurs. Begins on Sept. 12, June JCHS

$1,050.00 (180 Hours)

ADVANCED WATER TREATMENT OPERATIONS

Part I (15 Weeks) #2804 Part II (15 Weeks)

#2805

This course is designed to familiarize the student with the operation of the Water Treatment Industry within the State of New Jersey. Topics covered: Sources of water and their characteristics, surface and ground water supplies, methods of water analysis, disinfecting, taste and odor control, corrosion control, and water standards (Federal and State)

Prerequisite: Introduction to Water and Wastewater Operations or other state approved alternatives.

Mark Ferraro, Rm. 314 5:30 – 8:30 pm, Sept. 12, Tues.

$475.00 (45 hours) ---------------------------------------------

New DRINKING WATER OPERATOR

REVIEW COURSE (18 hours) #2810

If you have failed a water-licensing exam three times (T, W, or VSWS), under the NJDEP licensing regulations you are required to take a review course prior to taking the exam again. This course will fulfill that requirement. Are you currently licensed and planning to take a higher level exam in the future? Do you feel a bit ‘rusty” and want to gain back your edge when it comes to day-to-day operational knowledge? Whichever category you fall into this is the course for you!

Mike Furrey, Rm. 313 5:30 – 8:30 pm, Oct. 2, Mon. $175.00 (18 hours)

ADVANCED WASTEWATER

OPERATIONS – Part I (15 Weeks) #2806

Part II (15 weeks or 45 hours) This 45-hour course will cover wastewater sources and characteristics, sedimentation and flotation processes, biological treatment and disinfection of wastewater. Prerequisite: Introduction to Water and Wastewater Operations or other state approved alternatives.

Greg White 5:30 – 8:30 pm, Sept. 11, Mon.

$475.00 (45 Hours) Class location: Wanaque Valley Reg. Sewer Authority

101 Highland Avenue, Wanaque, NJ

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ADVANCED WASTEWATER

OPERATIONS – Part II (15 Weeks) #2807

A continuation of Part I, this course will cover solid handling, laboratory controls, plant safety and administration. Prerequisite: Introduction to Water and Wastewater Operation or other state approved alternatives.

Greg White 5:30 – 8:30 pm, Jan. 8, Mon.

$475.00 (45 Hours) Class location: Wanaque Valley Reg. Sewer Authority

101 Highland Avenue, Wanaque, NJ

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AMERICAN RED CROSS ADULT/INFANT CPR/AED

#8650 Get CPR/AED certified—and be prepared to help. As part of our mission to train people how to respond to and prepare for emergencies, we offer CPR/AED Certification classes that can help you provide assistance when someone is faced with a cardiac or breathing emergency. American Red Cross CPR/AED training classes give you the information and the skills you need to help adults, children, and infants during breathing and cardiac emergencies. Students who successfully complete this course will receive a certificate for Adult and Pediatric CPR/AED valid for two years. Red Cross Certification Fee $20.00 paid to instructor at conclusion of course. (Sold Out in Spring)

Patrick Farley, Rm. 402 6:30-9:30 pm, Sept. 14, Thurs. SECTION #1 – Max. 15 students

$60.00 (1 night)

Patrick Farley, Rm. 402 6:30-9:30 pm, Sept. 25, Mon. SECTION #2 – Max. 15 students

$60.00 (1 night) ---------------------------------------------

FIRST AID CERTIFICATION #8617

This course will prepare you to recognize and care for a variety of first aid emergencies and meet OSHA/workplace requirements. Employers must ensure that their workers receive regular training that covers all elements of the First Aid Standard. Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a certificate for First Aid valid for two years.

Patrick Farley, Rm. 402 6:30-8:30 pm, Sept. 18, Mon.

$50.00 (1 night)

New SORA SECURITY

LICENSE COURSE #9000

What is the SORA License? (Security Officer Registration Act) is a standardized Security guard training program that has become law in the State of NJ since 2007. This law now requires security practitioners to register, receive state regulated training, and a background check to work as a security guard in NJ. SORA training is a 3 step process to be completed within a 30-day period. These steps include registration with the New Jersey State Police, completing a 24-hour training program with a NJSP certified instructor, and fingerprinting. Attendance is for every hour of instruction is required and students must pass an exam with a minimum score of 70%. You must be fingerprinted using the MorphoTrust form provided at the end of the application. This form is already filled out with the required information for fingerprinting. To schedule an appointment go to www.bioapplicant.com/nj. The fee for fingerprinting is $65.45. Job opportunities in the area will be presented.

James, Chieppa, Rm. 101 Sept. 12, 14 (4 hours), 6:00–10:00 pm.

Sept. 16, Sat. (8 hours) Sept. 23, Sat. (8 hours) 8:00 am – 4:00 pm

$100.00 (2 nights & 2 days) ---------------------------------------------

New SORA SECURITY LICENSE RENEWAL COURSE

#9050

The Security Certification is good for a period of 2 years at which time a renewal application must be submitted prior to the expiration of the certification.

James, Chieppa, Rm. 101 Sept. 30, Sat. (8 hours) 8:00 am – 4:00 pm

$50.00 (1 day)

BOATING SAFETY, Classroom Study #8484

Sponsored by the United States Power Squadrons, and taught by certified instructors licensed by the State of NJ, this approved Boating Safety Course meets all mandatory requirements necessary for obtaining your New Jersey State Boating Safety Certificate. As of June 1, 2009, all those 16-years of age and older, operating a power vessel, including a personal watercraft (PWC) on the waterways of New Jersey, must have successfully completed a boating safety course. The legislation requires a minimum of 8 hours of instruction with at least 6 hours of in-classroom study and a proctored exam. Those successfully completing the course will receive the New Jersey Marine Police Boating Safety Certificate that must be in the operator’s possession at all times when on the waters of the state. Subjects to satisfy the requirements include: mandatory safety equipment, navigation rules, aids, lights and sound signals, government, state and local regulations, finding your way, anchoring, adverse conditions and emergencies, communications afloat, water sports safety, trailering, PWC operation and knots & lines, and finally, an introduction to piloting, navigation and charts. USPS is America’s largest non-profit educational organization dedicated to making boating safe and more enjoyable by teaching a variety of boating related subjects. Our members are boating families who contribute to their communities by promoting safe boating through education. Material fees must be paid to instructor. Northern NJ Sail & Power Squadron

Robert Rosselot, Rm. 308 7:00-9:30 pm, Sept. 12, Tues.

$90.00 (7 nights)

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COMPUTER COURSES New GOOGLE APPLICATIONS

FOR EFFICIENCY #2017 In this class students will learn how to use Google productivity applications for work or personal reasons. The class will be interactive and students will create, edit and present material using the Google Applications--Docs, Sheets, Forms and Slides. Students will also be shown how utilizing the Google Cloud for saving work can make life more efficient and easy using real-life examples.

Bevin Subocz, Rm. 103 6:30-8:30 pm, Sept. 12, Tues. $100.00 (5 nights)

*GET STARTED WITH PC COMPUTER #2045

Are you apprehensive of learning how to use a computer? Are you using your computer to only play games and you would really like to know what your computer can do? In this course you will learn the Windows operating system environment, which includes using the Internet to do Google searches. Students will be able to navigate Windows, learn about icons, folders and saving documents. Learn while having fun! Recommended Book: Introduction to Personal Computers, Windows 7 Edition-ILT Series.

Susan Newton-Lopez, Rm. 103 6:30-8:30 pm, Sept. 11, Mon.

$100.00 (5 nights)

PC PERFORMANCE ENHANCEMENT #2414

There are many ways to enhance the performance and fitness of your Microsoft Windows environment. This class will introduce you to the settings, techniques and tools that already exist within Windows to remove built up clutter, speed up response times, provide additional security, and reduce the negative impact of these issues. We will also explore some third party utilities that pick up where Microsoft and Windows leave off. Some of these methods may even offer troubleshooting solutions to problems you are already experiencing. At the end of the class you will have a better understanding of how to put a little pep back into your Windows computer, which might just extend its useful life before that next purchase.

Ole Rose, Rm. 106 6:30-8:30 pm, Sept. 20, Wed.

$20.00 (1 night)

*INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT WORD #2047

Back by popular demand! Learn word processing or brush up on your skills. In this intro. course you will learn select, edit, save vs. save As, Insert and work with Objects. You will learn about Ribbons and Groups, Font and Formatting, Styles, Word Art and Proofing Tools, and creating letters and documents.

Susan Newton-Lopez, Rm. 103 6:30-8:30 pm, Sept. 13, Wed. $80.00 (4 nights) ----------------------------------------------------

ADVANCED MICROSOFT WORD #2048

Back by popular demand! In this level you will learn Tabs, Tables, Headers, and Footers, Creating Labels/Envelopes and more! Prerequisite: Intro. to MS Word. Recommended manual: Microsoft Office Word 2010 Intermediate-ILT Series.

Susan Newton-Lopez, Rm. 103 6:30-8:30 pm, Oct. 11 Wed. $80.00 (4 nights)

*EXCEL SPREADSHEETS #2411

Students will learn basic worksheet skills and how to work with data in spreadsheets. You will learn to create, edit, save, format and print spreadsheets. Learn about Worksheets, Workbooks, Ribbons and Groups, Cells, Ranges, Editing, Deleting, Font and Paragraph Formatting. We will cover Simple Formulas, Inserting Objects and Charts. Prerequisite: Intro to MS Windows or equivalent computer experience. Recommended Book: Microsoft Office Excel 2007or 2010-ILT Series should be purchased after first night of class. Susan Newton-Lopez, Rm.103 6:30-8:30 pm, Sept. 14, Thurs.

$120.00 (6 nights)

INTRODUCTION TO BUYING AND SELLING ON

EBAY #2413

This class will introduce you to the mechanics of buying and selling items on eBay. You will learn how eBay works from both a seller’s and a purchaser’s perspective by setting up an eBay account and how to navigate its web screen. We will take a common sense approach on how to go about searching for items, what to look for when making purchases, how to set up an item for an attractive sale, how your transaction (bid) should transpire. Also you will learn how transactions are protected, and shipping methods and options. By the end of the class, you will have a better understanding of what to expect from a consumer experience when using eBay and if it is a tool that will benefit you.

Ole Rose, Rm. 106 6:30-8:30 pm, Sept. 27, Wed.

$20.00 (1 night)

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LANGUAGE COURSES

*SPANISH I #4800

Do you want to converse in Spanish with people in the community or while traveling? This course will teach you basic vocabulary, grammar and conversation. Textbook will be purchased through instructor. Tricia Idrobo, Rm. 302 6:30-8:00 pm, Sept. 12, Tues. $120.00 (10 nights)

*ITALIAN I #4700

Basic elements of the Italian grammar will be covered in easy steps along with vocabulary needed for basic conversation. Students will find real enjoyment in learning this beautiful romance language. Textbook: Italian Made Simple, Christina

Mizzoni, should be purchased after the first night of class.

Vincent Leone, Rm. 302 6:30-8:00 pm, Sept. 14, Thurs. $120.00 (10 nights)

*SPANISH II #4810

This course is a continuation of Spanish I. It also serves as a review for those with previous knowledge of the language. The curriculum will include intermediate vocabulary, grammar and conversation. Textbook will be purchased through instructor. Tricia Idrobo, Rm. 302 8:00-9:30 pm, Sept. 12, Tues. $120.00 (10 nights)

*FRENCH I #4550

A basic course geared for travel to a French-speaking country. Topics include reading and ordering from menus, getting a hotel room, changing currency, going to the post office, asking for directions, using the subway, shopping, etc. and enjoy a touch of culture! Jacqueline Szubin, Rm. 102

6:30-8:00 pm, Sept. 11, Mon. $96.00 (8 nights)

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MUSIC AND ART COURSES *GUITAR,

Beginners #5030 Learn to play the guitar and you will have a friend for life! This course will provide you with a basic understanding of the guitar and with practice you will be able to build on chords and strumming. Please bring your guitar to class and get tuned up.

Andrew Santor, Rm. 104 6:30-8:00 pm, Sept. 11, Mon.

$90 (6 nights)

*GUITAR, Intermediate #5140

Know your chords? Sounds like you are ready for the next step with Intermediate Guitar. In this class we will discuss, barre chords, basic scales, learn songs and introduce basics of sight reading. This course will expand on the basic chords and scales that were introduced in the beginner class. Please bring your guitar to class and get tuned up.

Andrew Santor, Rm. 104 8:00-9:30 pm, Sept. 11, Mon. $120 .00 (Now 8 nights)

New HOLIDAY WREATH WORKSHOP

#7117

Beginner crafters welcomed! Create a beautiful hand crafted holiday wreath under the guidance of your instructor. In one night you will learn to put together a personal, long lasting holiday wreath that you can bring home and hang on your front door that night! Everything is provided there are no additional supply fees. We will be using an artificial evergreen base for the class.

Tami Jean Novak, Rm. 206 6:30–8:30 pm, Nov. 30, Thurs. $50.00 (1 night)

*GROUP PIANO Beginners

#5100 Learn about the keyboard, how to read music (treble and bass clef), play folk music, popular songs, and some classics. Piano for beginners will introduce you to many great composers and improve your memory concentration. In addition to its physical benefits piano study has the potential to enhance one’s mental well-being. Parents should encourage their children to study piano as a vital part of their education. This class is now 8 nights due to requests made by former students.

Inna Feldman, Rm. 401 6:30-8:00 pm, Sept. 12, Tues.

$120 .00 (Now to 8 nights)

*DRAWING #6226

This class will teach you how to draw from observation. You will learn easy usable ways to judge proportion, depth, use simple geometric shapes and different drawing techniques. Drawing is EASY! Practice for 15-30 minutes a night and you will be able to draw anything you wish. All you will need to bring to class is a sketchbook, pencil and a good eraser.

Steven Ray McPeters, Rm. 206

6:30-8:30 pm, Sept. 12, Tues.

$100.00 (6 nights)

*WATER-BASED PAINTING #6185

Come find your inner artist. We study watercolor and acrylic painting. Composition, drawing, still life, landscaping and color. We will start at the beginning and you run from there at your own speed. This is a workshop as well as a class. So think of it as “Wednesday nights are Studio Nights”. All levels are welcome. A supply list will be distributed at the first class. Please wear old clothes, as acrylics don’t wash out.

Steven Ray McPeters, Rm. 206 6:30-8:30 pm, Sept. 13, Wed.

$100.00 (6 nights)

JEWELRY MAKING #7122 In this hands-on jewelry making class, you will learn how to make your own unique pieces from start to finish using a variety of beads. Learn design skills, color and size coordination, and using basic tools and finding. Basic tool kit and beads will be available for purchase during the first day of class. You are welcomed to bring your own tools and beads.

Kristen Zachares, Rm. 106 6:30-8:30 pm, Sept. 11, Mon.

$90.00 (6 nights)

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PERSONAL IMPROVEMENT COURSES *INVEST WITH A LONG

TERM FOCUS #1630 When your investment objective is to maximize gains you can’t be distracted by noise from the web, print media and ‘running with the heard’. It’s best to have clearly defined goals and objectives that reflect your time horizons, ability to accept risk or need for safely. In this course you will learn what the market has done over time and how to take advantage of it. Frank McKinley, Rm. 101 7:00-8:30 pm, Sept. 20, Wed. $20.00 (1 night) www.FranklyFinancial.com

*BUILDING WEALTH IN RETIREMENT #1636

In this class you will learn strategies for creating a lifetime stream of income; how to maximize net worth and minimize tax liabilities. Balance asset allocation and diversity needs for growth against capital preservation fears. Ensure against living past your assets by taking steps now during your prime earning years. Frank McKinley, Rm. 101 7:00-8:30 pm, Sept. 27, Wed. $20.00 (1 night) www.FranklyFinancial.com

*SECURING SOCIAL SECURITY

When Is the Right Time? #1648

Navigating the maze of Social Security can be overwhelming to say the least. When should you file for Social Security…at the same time as Medicare? Can creditors attach your Social Security benefits? How much of an increase do you get by postponing your benefit from 62 to 70? Answers to these and other questions will be provided in this timely workshop. Frank McKinley, Rm. 101 7:00-8:30 pm, Oct. 4, Wed. $20.00 (1 night)

New CAREGIVING COPING ASSISTANCE

#1717

Are you a fatigued caregiver? Do you have difficulty coping as a caregiver? If you answered yes, this is the class for you. The demands and responsibilities of daily care for another individual can be exhausting. This course is designed to assist overwhelmed and stressed caregivers. You will learn: *How to identify and ask for help *Create and implement a Caregiving Contract *Improve communication skills using new strategies *Explore techniques to ease stress

Penny Patnaude, Rm. 102 6:30 – 8:30 pm, Sept. 19, Tues. $20.00 (1 night)

*PLANNING FOR HEALTHCARE – What You

Don’t Know About Retirement Will Hurt You

#1772

Healthcare, Medicare and long-term care in retirement are changing. Do you have a plan in place to deal with the possible changes? Will you be able to retire comfortably and stay retired easily for the rest of your life even if care is needed? Who will provide that care and how will it be paid for? Answers to these and related questions will be discussed. Frank McKinley, Rm. 101 7:00-8:30 pm, Oct. 11, Wed. $20.00 (1 night)

www.FranklyFinancial.com

NARRATIVE MEMOIR WRITING #1280

(With Follow-up) Every person has a story to tell! Will your children or grandchildren really know who you are? You don’t have to be famous or an author to write a memoir. It doesn’t have to be a full length autobiography to be a personal narrative that can be a wonderful legacy to leave to children, grandchildren or other family members. Louis Alexander, author of “Echoes From a Small Country Town”, will show you how to write your own memoir. In two night sessions, you will learn, step-by-step procedures, in how to get started and self-published. And there will be a third session devoted entirely to critiquing and making suggestions. All unpublished memoir writers who have attended Lou’s program in the past 10 years are invited to attend the third session to share your progress, catch up with us with your efforts, and let us help in any way we can.

Louis Alexander, Rm. 102 6:30-8:30 pm, Sept. 14 28, Oct. 19, Thurs. – Progress update

$40.00 (Now 2 nights) $20.00 (1 night only Oct. 19)

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PERSONAL IMPROVEMENT COURSES New THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN POLITICAL

PARTIES #1517 In this course we will discuss the important history of the Republican Party, since the first great president, Abraham Lincoln saved our union and ended slavery. Also discussed is the progressive leadership of our youngest-ever president, Theodore Roosevelt, as he fought big corporations on behalf of the working families and unions from 1901 through 1908. What happened to the party of Abe Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt and Eisenhower? I am a life-long “Kennedy Democrat” who also admires all of these past progressive and moderate Republican leaders. We will discuss the great American tradition of progressive leadership which both parties have at many times reflected throughout our nation’s history. Come and join this lively discussion of the American Political Parties. Mr. Russo serves on the Montclair Town Council and was the mayor of Montclair from 2000-2004 and teaches at Rutgers,

Montclair State, & Kean Universities.

Robert Russo, Rm. 402 7:00 – 9:00 pm, Sept. 20, Wed.

$36.00 (1 night)

STOP SMOKING WITH HYPNOSIS #3794

Through hypnosis, smoking cessation is easily achieved in a one-hour session. Eliminate the craving for tobacco while minimizing discomfort. Please bring a small pillow to class. In a relaxed state, allow kind and healthy suggestions to enter your mind to help you achieve your goals. Reinforcement CD is strongly recommended and is available for purchase for $18. www.hypnosisnj.com

Barry Wolfson, Rm. 106 6:30-7:30 pm, Oct. 12, Thurs. $59.00 (1 night) -----------------------------------------------------------

LOSE WEIGHT WITH HYPNOSIS #3797

Through hypnosis, weight loss is easily and painlessly attained. Shed unwanted pounds and keep them off in a safe, effective program. Please bring a small pillow to class. Reinforcement CD is strongly recommended and is available for purchase for $18.

Barry Wolfson, Rm. 106 7:30-8:30 pm, Oct. 12, Thurs. $59.00 (1 night)

DISCOVERING YOUR SPIRITUALITY #3820

An introduction to Metaphysics with spiritual intuitive Cara Krafchick, author of “Revitalize Here: Jump Start Your Life with Your Own Two Hands”. Sometimes amazing, always helpful, she offers a personal message from Spirit for each person. What is spirituality? The astrological connection, what’s that about? What does quantum physics tell us about the future of the world? Who are angels, guides, and how can you deepen your connection to them? Reincarnation…can you really know if you have lived before? What is past life regression, and how does it work? In this class, Cara will do an intuitive reading for each participant that will offer valuable guidelines for strengthening their spiritual connection. This class is for seekers, those new to the path, and seasoned travelers alike, who will find this class to be exciting, informative, and challenging.

Cara Krafchick, Rm. 308 6:30-8:30 pm, Oct. 19, Thurs. $36.00 (1 night)

HOW TO START YOUR OWN BUSINESS #2060

This course will give an introduction to the issues involved in making the decision to start your own business, and what you need to do to turn your idea for a business into a reality. Topics covered will include how to evaluate the business opportunity, items to be included in a business plan, budgeting and cash flow, skills needed, time requirements, types of business entities (franchise, LLC, sole-proprietorship, etc.), and whether starting your business is a good idea for you. If there is time, we can discuss your individual business ideas.

Robert Kaufmann, Rm. 104 8:00-9:30 pm, Oct. 18, 25, Wed.

$45.00 (2 nights)

WINE TASTING & APPRECIATION #7500

In this course you will learn to appreciate wines from the Western and Eastern United States, France, Italy, Germany, Spain and the southern hemisphere. We will also taste wines from emerging areas of the world. Discussions will be held on how wines are made, the importance of label reading, and the pairing of wine. In addition, proper formal restaurant wine service will be reviewed. We will present current wine market values and discuss pricing. The tasting of wines is an integral part of this class. You must be 21 to attend this class. (Limit of 20 students) Please bring two wine glasses to each class. Feel free to bring bread, crackers & cheese with you to partake during discussion.

Dan Kifner, Rm. 303 7:00 - 9:00 pm, Sept. 11, Mon. $150.00 (5 nights)

MAPQUEST FOR THE MIND-BODY CONNECTION #3858

Did you know that each common aliment and illness has its connections with a specific organ of the body? Example: headaches, insomnia, and obesity, are liver related issues. Understanding this relationship can change your life. In this class you will learn how to navigate your way to good health with simple practices. Did you know that the body’s organs have an astrological connection to a specific planet? Discover how this information can help healing of painful conditions with powerful adjustments in thinking. Cara offers a Tibetan Singing Bowl meditation for a powerful vibrational experience, and will guide you through recorded sessions by a master of ancient art.

Cara Krafchick, Rm. 308 6:30 - 8:30 pm, Oct. 26, Thurs.

$36.00 (1 night)

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PERSONAL IMPROVEMENT COURSES THE MAKING OF

LIMONCELLO #7517 In this class you will learn the steps to make the Italian liquor Limoncello. This is a two-night course that is spaced apart by three weeks so that the Limoncello can ferment. All participants will leave the course with a 375 ml of Limoncello in a beautiful decanter. You must be 21 to attend this class. (Limit of 15 students, sold out in the spring) There will be a $10.00 cash fee for the supply cost payable to the instructor.

Angelo Pomarico, Rm. 303 6:30 –8:00 pm, Sept. 14 and Oct. 5, Thurs.

$45.00 (2 nights) ------------------------------------------

THE CONFIDENT PUBLIC SPEAKER #2044

How important is it for you, on a professional and personal level, to express yourself clearly and confidently? The Confident Public Speaker workshop will guide you, through lecture, coaching and activities, on how to build public speaking skills. Learn how to build a public speaking presence, increase confidence, and appreciate the importance of preparation, with specific attention paid to body language, voice, and messaging. We encourage participants to bring a 2 min. portion of a presentation that they will work on in class.

Maureen Corbeski & Mallory Jones, Rm. 401 7:00 – 8:30 pm, Sept. 14, Thurs. $50.00 (Now 3 nights) $25.00 for Students

HOME BUYING & SELLING PROCESS #1618

Home buying and selling can often be challenging and complicated. You will learn tips and be better prepared for the process. In this class we will review the following topics: Determining the budget, understanding the market, preparing your home for sale, steps in the transaction, getting to the closing table.

Samantha Pearlman, Rm. 402 6:30 – 8:30 pm, Oct. 3, Tues. $36.00 (1 night)

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REAL ESTATE INVESTOR WORKSHOP #1617

Investing in real estate can be an amazing opportunity to build wealth. Whether you are a novice or experienced investor, learn the tips and tricks to build more profit in your transaction. Topics covered in this class include: Finding the right properties, funding the deal, reviewing the numbers, choosing your team.

Samantha Pearlman, Rm. 402 6:30 – 8:30 pm, Oct. 17, Tues. $36.00 (1 night) -------------------------------------------------

New HEALTHY LIFE THROUGH CLEAN LIVING #9075

This course curriculum will concentrate on 3 key areas of the mind, body and environment. Ms. Diesel is the author of a book titled, “Organically Yours: Open Yourself to a Vibrant Healthy Life Through Clean Living”. www.keepitsimplenow.com Book available for purchase in class.

Patricia Diesel, Rm. 106 6:30 – 8:00 pm, Sept. 12, Tues. $50.00 (3 nights)

ANTIQUES I #7000 A series of five sessions, basically designed for the layman, which will encompass a general introduction to, and identification of, a broad variety of antiques. Topics covered will provide information which will enable you to determine if an object is an antique (or collectible) and what the approximate value of the object might be. Sessions will be held on furniture, metals, glass, pottery, china, clocks, prints, and paintings. Students are encouraged from the first session to bring objects in for identification and appraisal.

Angelo Sena, Rm. 302 6:30 – 8:00, Sept. 20, Wed. $75.00 (5 weeks) ---------------------------------------

ITALIAN MEALS MADE EASY

#7317

In this new and exciting “hands-on” class you will learn how to prepare some of the great Italian classics meals, proper way to look at recipes, the reasoning behind the ingredients, and presentation and garnishing to prepare Chicken Parmigiana & Alfredo pasta, Sunday meatballs and Bolognese sauce, roasted garlic Shrimp Scampi & Pasta Fagioli. This will be an interactive and fun class. There will be a $5 food supply fee to be paid to the instructor.

Andrea Viola, Rm. 303 6:30 - 8:30, Sept. 20, Wed. $36.00 (1 night)

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PERSONAL IMPROVEMENT COURSES VOICE-OVERS…NOW is YOUR

Time! #5230

In what could be the most enlightening 2 hours you have ever spent, this class will show you how YOU could actually begin using your speaking voice for commercials, films, videos, and more! Most people go about it the wrong way. In this class, you will learn about a unique, outside-the-box way to cash in on one of the most lucrative full or part-time careers out there! This is a business that you can handle on your own terms, on your own turf, in your own time, and with practically no overhead. And NOW is the best time to make this happen as new companies are looking for new voices like never before. This exciting and fun class could be the game changer you’ve been looking for!

Such A Voice, Rm. 402 7:00-9:00 pm, Nov. 1, Wed.

$50.00 (1night)

BEER TASTING & APPRECIATION #7550

Explore the wonderful world of Beer! With 100’s of beers available in New Jersey, this course provides the opportunity to taste and compare many of the world’s finest. Students will learn the history of brewing, taste barley and smell hops, and discover which beers go with which foods, and why. Selections will include some of the best domestic, imported, and seasonal beers such as organic beers, Belgium beers, Lambics, India Pale Ales, German Lagers, wheat beers, stouts, and some hand-crafted right here in New Jersey. You must be 21 to attend this class. (Limit of 20 students)

Karl Mende, Rm. 303 7:00 – 9:00 pm, Sept. 28, Thurs. $36.00 (1 night)

HOW TO MAKE CANNOLI “The Classic Sicilian Dessert”

#7370

Enjoy one of life’s tasty pleasures! Learn step-by-step how to make the shells, prepare the delectable cheese filling, and easily fill the Cannoli. The very experienced instructor will also share with you timesaving tips, storage techniques, and recipes. You will hear your family and friends say “Bravissima”! after you treat them to this

gourmet dessert.

Millie Restuccia, Rm. 303 6:30 – 8:30 pm, Oct. 11, Wed.

$36.00 (1night) -------------------------------------------

HOW TO MAKE STRUFFOLI #7360

Learn to make a favorite old country Italian Dessert. You will be shown how to make Struffoli from scratch, making not only the usual round balls you are familiar with, but also learn to make shapes using the same basic dough. Delicious!

Millie Restuccia, Rm. 303 6:30 – 8:30, Oct. 18, Wed.

$36.00 (1 night)

New GENEAELOGY 101 - Getting Started: Finding and Interpreting Census and Vital

Records #3817 For both beginners and more experienced researchers wanting a refresher course, this session will address the basics of genealogical research. What are the first steps? Where do you find birth, marriage, death and census records? What’s online and what requires a trip to the archives.

Randi Koenig, LGS, Rm. 302 6:30 – 8:30 pm, Sept. 18, Mon. $36.00 (1 night)

New GENEALOGY 102 – Your

Next Step: Common Names, Ship Manifests, Naturalization and Census

Records #3818

Your Next Step: Finding and connecting naturalization papers, ships manifests and census records. For both new and experienced researchers, this session continues to build your genealogical researching skills. This session will address “What do those numbers mean?”

Randi Koenig, LGS, Rm. 302 6:30 – 8:30 pm, Oct. 16, Mon. $36.00 (1 night)

New Better Sleep with Hypnosis #3799

Do you have difficulty falling asleep? Do you have difficulty getting back to sleep if you wake up during the night? Imagine leaving life’s care and worries behind at the end of each day. Learn relaxation techniques and strategies to fall asleep easier. Reinforcement CD is strongly recommended and available for purchase for $18. www.hypnosisnj.com

Barry Wolfson, Rm. 106 8:30-9:15 pm, Oct. 12, Thurs. $59.00 (1 night)

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PERSONAL IMPROVEMENT COURSES New POSITIVE

PSYCHOLOGY – FINDING YOUR HAPPINESS #3725

We all want to be happy but what truthfully makes us happy? What are the myths of happiness, can we be happy—is it in our control? What changes can we make in our life to be happier and healthier. Learn new ways of thinking and behaving that will make your life happier like expressing gratitude, setting life goals, random act of kindness, etc. Make small changes now that will help you live a more positive and resilient lifestyle. Learn the steps that you can take that will make a huge difference in your life.

Diane Lang, Rm. 101 6:30 – 8:30 pm, Oct. 10 & 17, Tues.

$45.00 (2 nights)

New THE CHALLENGE OF CHANGE #3730

Most of us fear change. Change is a very intimidating word. When we think of change, we feel the panic going through our bodies. As much as we resist change, life is continually changing whether we want it to or not. Learn why change is so difficult and the barriers to change. In this workshop you will learn: *Why change is difficult *The barrier to change *Ways to embrace change in a positive way *Ways to deal with change effectively and take action to move forward and live your best life.

Diane Lang, Rm. 101 6:30 – 8:30 pm, Oct. 24, Tues.

$36.00 (1 night)

New EMOTIONAL DETOX – DEALING WITH NEGATIVE

PEOPLE # 3800

We all have people who push our buttons, drain our energy and take us off track. From co-workers to neighbors, friends and family members. Difficult people can be found anywhere. These types of people can create situations that cause us to feel frustrated, drained and unhappy. Join us to learn: *Tips to deal with difficult people *Different communication techniques that you can use to effectively handle negative people *What is a toxic relationship *Why people are so negative *The consequences of too much negativity in your life *How to emotionally detox

Diane Lang, Rm. 101 6:30 – 8:30 pm, Nov. 8, Wed.

$36.00 (1 night)

New INTRODUCTION TO WOODWORKING #7060

Beginning course teaching safe set-up and operation of basic woodworking machinery and hand tools. The course will cover the table saw, band saw, drill press and chop saw. Students may construct a project if they supply the materials. (Safety gear will be supplied) (Max. 10 students)

Kenny Kittle

Essex Valley School 1 Henderson Dr. W. Caldwell

6:30 – 8:30 pm, Sept. 14, Thurs.

$75.00 (5 nights)

New AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANCE #7230

This course will cover basic maintenance requirements on modern vehicles including: Changing oil and filter with proper viscosity oil, setting tire pressures and rotating tires, checking fluids, and discussion of proper fluids and changing cabin filters. (Max. 10 students)

Gary Giampino Essex Valley School 1 Henderson Dr. W. Caldwell

6:30 –8:30 pm, Sept. 12, Tues.

$75.00 (5 nights)

New INTERIOR DECORATING #7020

Enjoy an introduction to the principles of interior design. Learn how to achieve an aesthetic and functional floor plan using various styles and periods of furniture. Students will learn how to select color schemes, fabrics, wallpaper, and other decorative finishes. Window treatments and lighting accessories will be discussed. Required supplies: Pad of .25” graph paper, 9 x 12” tracing paper, sharp pencil, and an architect’s scale ruler.

Lauretta Abbott W. Caldwell Civic Center 5 Fairfield Ave., W. Caldwell

9:30 AM – 11:30 AM Sept. 15, Friday $100.00 (8 days)

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SPORTS AND FITNESS INTRODUCTION TO SELF

DEFENSE #8030A Two keys to most self-defense scenarios are situational awareness and mental preparedness. This seminar will explore some common, and not so common, strategies to stay out of harm’s way and to react quickly if necessary. Mr. Lucas is an instructor of Krav Maga, a Defensive Tactics System, which has been gaining popularity as a practical and effective self-defense and conditioning program.

Raymond Lucas, Rm. 104 6:30-7:30 pm, Sept. 14, Thurs.

$10.00 (1 night)

----------------------------------- KRAV MAGA I #8030

The owner and instructor of Tabor Tactical LLC teaches this course and he teaches self-defense concepts and principles based on Krav Maga, the defensive tactics system that was first developed in Israel. The course will emphasize realistic, practical concepts and techniques of self-defense with a focus on inherent instinctive responses, and methods of self-defense that are both effective and easy to learn. This course has some physical activity and aerobic conditioning.

Raymond Lucas, Gym 6:30-7:30 pm, Sept. 28, Thurs.

$90.00 (7 nights)

TENNIS, Beginner #7800 Tennis is a lifetime activity so it is never too late to learn the fundamentals. There are no age limits just a desire for total fitness while having fun. If weather permits the course will be taught on the outside tennis courts.

Instructor, TBA Courts/Aux. Gym 6:30-7:30 pm, Sept. 11, Mon. $100 (6 nights)

------------------------------------ LINE DANCING #5915

Come and enjoy the fun! This course is geared for the beginners who wish to learn country western and other line dances at a slower pace or to improve on existing skills. Line Dancing is a valuable aid to beginner ballroom dancers by improving timing and footwork.

Joyce Cimera, Rm. Café 7:00-8:00 pm, Sept. 12, Tues. $90.00 (8 nights) ---------------------------------------

New PRENATAL YOGA #8640

Come discover prenatal yoga. In this class you will learn techniques to safely modify your yoga practice to accommodate pregnancy, have an opportunity to meet and connect with other expectant mothers in the community, strengthen and tone your body and learn relaxation techniques. This class is for expectant mothers in their 1st – 3rd trimesters that do not have significant pregnancy health-related concerns. Please bring a sticky mat to class.

Avie Bertaccini, Café 6:30 – 7:30 pm, Sept. 13, Wed.

$60.00 (5 nights)

PICKLEBALL, Beginners #7817 Did you ever hear of the game of Pickleball? It is the fastest growing new sport that is geared to 50 and older participants. Pickleball is a racquet sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis. Two, three, or four players use solid paddles made of wood or composite materials to hit a perforated polymer ball, similar to a wiffle ball, over a net. The sport shares features of other racquet sports, the dimensions and layout of a badminton court, and a net and rules similar to tennis, with a few modifications. Join the wave and come to have fun. (Max. 16 students)

Marlene Zulauf, Aux. Gym 630-7:30 pm, Sept. 14, Thurs. $90.00 (Now 6 nights) ------------------------------------------------------------------

New PICKLEBALL, Intermediate #7818

This course is for those players who know how to play pickleball and want to improve their skills and play against other experienced players. (Max. 16 students)

Marlene Zulauf, Aux. Gym 7:30-8:30 pm, Sept. 14, Thurs. $90.00 (Now 6 nights)

------------------------------------------ *GOLF – Beginners #8000

It’s never too late to learn golf. Ease your nervous tension, improve your overall game, and enjoy a better score. Beginners will learn the fundamentals, stance, pivot, grip, swing, arms, driving irons, and approach and putting shots. Bring a #3 or 5 wood, 7 & 9 irons, a golf mat or daisy doormat, and 12 plastic golf balls to each session. The instructor will recommend the correct size clubs on the first night.

Jerry Gorcia, PGA Golf Pro, Gym 7:00-8:00 pm, Sept. 11, Mon. $100.00 (8 nights)

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SPORTS & FITNESS QIGONG #8317

Qi or “chi” means energy and “gong” refers to any skill which is highly developed through dedicated practice. There are thousands of forms of Qigong which focus on health, martial power, inner alchemy, spirituality and ethical development or can be a synthesis of these. Qigong often includes meditation and self-massage. Qigong exercises are generally performed with relaxation and focus. These meditative movements gently stretch and open the body and meridian system to promote a balance flow of qi. Practitioners know that consistent Qigong practice can build harmonious energy and a deep sense of centeredness. We will explore 4 different styles of Qigong, 2 sessions on each style.

Gary McCabe, Aux. Gym 6:30-7:30 pm, Sept. 13, Wed. $100.00 (8 nights)

MAT PILATES #8717

This Pilates class is for all ages and fitness levels. Appropriate modifications to exercises will be made to address various health issues and injuries. You will learn a progressive series of abdominal and back exercises, combined with controlled breathing. We will lengthen, strengthen, and tone all the muscles of the body, increase flexibility and balance, improve posture and decrease stress. The class will leave you feeling refreshed and energized. Students must bring a mat to class. www.carolmichaelsfitness.com

Carol Michaels, Aux. Gym 7:00-8:00 pm, Sept. 12, Tues. $90.00 (6 nights)

STRENGTH TRAINING and Stretching #8735

This exercise program will help you build strength and increase endurance, muscle mass, bone density, and flexibility through the use of dyna bands. The class will also help you to improve your balance and posture. We will use a dyna band to control the stretch and to deepen it. You will stretch every muscle from multiple positions and angles. The class is designed to lengthen your muscles and loosen joints. (Sold out in Spring) Students must bring a mat and light hand weights to class. www.carolmichaelsfitness.com

Carol Michaels, Aux. Gym 6:00-7:00 pm, Sept. 12, Tues. $90.00 (6 nights)

*Beginning YOGA – Go with The Flow! #8630

Yoga means union. This ancient practice nurtures a greater inner awareness and creates a harmonious union of your body-mind-and spirit. What’s better than just being you! Your breath is the link that connects yourself to you and the universe. I will take you on a guided gentle tour of your mind body connection each week. You will definitely reap the benefits of a yoga practice. Some of which are easing tense muscles, joints, and gaining more flexibility both physically and emotionally. Yoga is best practiced in loose fitting clothing. Please bring a sticky mat to class.

Donna Burkat, Café. 6:30-7:30 pm, Sept. 11, Mon. $100.00 (8 nights)

T’AI CHI CHIH #8360

T’ai Chi Chih is a series of 19 gentle movements and 1 final pose, which circulate and balance life’s energy. This holistic practice may align body and mind, calming the emotions, and allowing for personal growth. Experience an inner oasis of calm, reducing stress and tension, without the use of force in this non-martial art form. All levels are welcome. It is easy to learn and fun to do! Optional materials are available from instructor.

Bill Walton, GCMS Middle School 36 Academy Rd., Caldwell 6:30-7:45 pm, Sept. 12, Tues. $100.00 (8 nights)

ZUMBA GOLD #8700 This class is a low impact version of Zumba with all of the same fun music. Maybe you would like to try Zumba but you would like less jumping, or you feel like you just can’t grasp the moves? Adding verbal cuing and a slower pace helps you work on your core and your footwork. This class is perfect for the active older participant as well as those just starting their journey to a fit and healthy life-style. Sign up with a friend and join us for some Fun and Fitness! (Sold Out in Spring)

Susan Dayeh, Gym 6:30-7:15 pm, Sept. 13, Wed. $96.00 (8 nights)

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FALL 2017 COURSE #’S Course

# Course Name Course

# Course Name

1280 Narrative Memoir Writing 5030 Guitar for Beginners

1517 History of American Political Parties 5140 Guitar Intermediate

1617 Real Estate Investor Workshop 5100 Group Piano - Beginners

1618 Buying & Selling Your Home Process 5230 Voiceovers – Now is Your Time!

1630 Invest with Long Term Focus 5915 Line Dancing

1636 Building Wealth in Retirement 6185 Water-Based Painting

1648 Securing Social Security 6226 Drawing

1717 Caregiving Coping Assistance 7000 Antiques I

1772 Planning for Healthcare 7020 Interior Decorating

2017 Google Applications for Efficiency 7060 Introduction to Woodworking

2044 The Confident Public Speaker 7117 Holiday Wreath Workshop

2045 Get Started with PC Computer 7230 Auto Maintenance

2047 Introduction to Microsoft Word 7122 Jewelry Making, Beginners

2048 Advanced Microsoft Word 7317 Italian Meals Made Easy

2060 How to Start Your Own Business 7360 How to Make Struffoli

2411 Excel Spreadsheets 7370 Cannoli, The Classic Sicilian Dessert

2413 Buying and Selling on eBay 7500 Wine Tasting and Appreciation

2414 PC Performance Enhancement 7517 How to Make Limoncello

2803 Introduction to Water/Wastewater 7550 Beer Tasting and Appreciation

2804 Adv. Water Treatment Ops. Part I 7800 Tennis, Beginners

2805 Adv. Water Treatment Ops. Part II 7817 Pickleball, Beginners

2806 Adv. Wastewater Ops. Part I 7818 Pickleball, Intermediate

2807 Adv. Wastewater Ops. Part II 8000 Golf, Beginners

2810 Drinking Water Review Course 8030A Intro to Self Defense (Krav Maga)

3725 Positive Psych. - Finding Happiness 8030 Krav Maga I

3730 The Challenge of Change 8317 Qigong

3794 Stop Smoking with Hypnosis 8360 Tai Chi Chih

3797 Lose Weight with Hypnosis 8484 Boating Safety

3799 Good Night Sleep with Hypnosis 8617 First Aid

3800 Emotional Detox - Negative People 8630 Beginning Yoga - Go With the Flow!

3817 Geneaelogy 101 8640 Prenatal Yoga

3818 Geneaelogy 102 8650 CPR/AED

3820 Discovering Your Spirituality 8700 Zumba Gold

3858 Mapquest for the Mind-Body 8717 Mat Palates

4550 French I 8735 Strength Training with Stretching

4700 Italian I 9000 Security License Course (SORA)

4800 Spanish I 9050 Security License Renewal Course (SORA)

4810 Spanish II 9075 Healthy Life through Clean Living

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COURSE OFFERINGS BY DAY OF THE WEEK

RM. MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

101

SORA License Course (1), 9/12

Pos. Psych. (2), 10/10, 10/17 Challenge Change (1), 10/24

Invest. Long-Term (1), 9/20 Building Wealth (1), 9/27 Securing Social Sec. (1) 10/4 Planning Healthcare (1) 10/11 Emotional Detox (1), 11/8

SORA License Course (1), 9/14

102 French I, (8), 9/11 Caregiving Coping, (1), 11/19 History of Political (1), 9/19 Memoir Writing (3) 9/14, 9/28, 10/19

103 Getting Started with PC, (5), 9/11

Google Applications, (5), 9/12

Intro. Microsoft Word, (4) 9/13 Adv. Microsoft Word, (4) 10/11

Excel (6), 9/14

104 Guitar Beg. (6), 9/11 Guitar Inter. (8), 9/11

Start Own Bus. (2), 10/18, 10/25 Intro. Self Defense (1), 9/14

106

Jewelry Making (6), 9/11

Healthy Life through Clean Living (3), 9/12

PC Perform. Enhan., (1), 9/20 Buying & Sell. E-Bay (1), 9/27

Stop Smoking (1), 10/12 Lose Weight (1), 10/12 Better Sleep (1), 10/12

206 Drawing (6), 9/12

Water Painting (6), 9/13

Holiday Wreath Work. (1), 11/30

302

Genealogy 101 (1), 9/18 Genealogy 102 (1), 10/16

Spanish I (10), 9/12 Spanish II (10), 9/12

Antiques I (5), 9/20

Italian I (10), 9/14

303

Wine Tasting (5), 9/11

Italian Meals (1), 9/20 Cannoli (1), 10/11 Struffoli (1), 10/18

Limoncello (2), 9/14, 10/5 Beer Tasting (1), 9/28

308 Boating Safety (7), 9/12 Discover. Spirit. (1),1 0/19 Map. Mind-Body (1), 10/26

313 Drinking Water Review Course, (6), 10/2

Into. Wastewater (15), 9/12 Intro. Wastewater (15), 9/14

314 Adv. W. Treat. Ops. I (15), 9/12

401 Piano Group (8), 9/12 Public Speak. (2), 9/14

402

CPR/AED (1), 9/25 #2 First Aid (1), 9/18

Home Buy & Sell (1), 10/3 Real Estate Work. (1), 10/17

Voice-overs (1), 11/1 History of Political Parties, (1), 11/20

CPR/AED (1) 9/14 #1

Café Yoga Beg. (8), 9/11 Line Dancing (8), 9/12 Prenatal Yoga (5), 9/13

Gym Golf Beginners (8), 9/11 Zumba Gold (8), 9/13 Krav Maga (7), 9/28

Aux. Gym

Tennis, Begin. (6) 9/11

Strength Train. (6), 9/12 Mat Pilates (6), 9/12

Qigong (8), 9/13

Pickleball , Beginners (6), 9/14 Pickleball, Inter. (6) 9/14

Other

Adv. W.W. Ops. I (15), 9/11, Wanaque Valley Reg. Sewer Authority

Auto Maintenance (5), 9/12 Essex Valley School --------------------------------------- T’ai Chi Chih (8), 9/12 GS Middle School

Intro. to Woodwork. (5) 9/14 Essex Valley School

SORA Security License Course meets 9/12, 9/14, and Saturdays 9/16, 9/23 SORA Security Renewal Course meets on Saturday on 9/30 Interior Decorating (8), 9/15, Fridays at the West Caldwell Civic Center, 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

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