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San JuanSchool for AdultsWhere Learning Never Ends.Choose Your Pathway to SuccessAcademicsCareer Technical EducationCommunity EducationSPRING 2020Catalog of Classeswww.sanjuan.edu/sunrisetc
2San Juan Adult Ed LeadershipPrincipal’s MessageWelcome to San Juan Adult Education, wherelearning never ends That is more than just a motto to us. It is why we are here: To help youalong your lifelong learning path. In fact, we’ve been helping adult studentslearn and grow for more than 60 years. Since opening our doors in 1957,our accredited high school completion program has helped more than9,000 adult students earn their high school diplomas! In addition, we’veawarded more than 3,100 GED certificates.For generations, our ESL program has welcomed and taught newcomersnot only English, but also critical life and work skills to prepare them forcitizenship, college, and careers here in the United States.Speaking of careers, we also offer career and technical training programs. Our wonderfulinstructors support and encourage their students along their life and career pathways.And if you are ready to relax and learn something fun or pursue a new or lifelong curiosity, we havea mix of Community Education classes: Art, guitar, community band, smartphones and computers,Photoshop, bicycle repair, genealogy, and even ukulele.Whether you are looking toward college or technical school, a new career, or personal growth anda new hobby, San Juan Adult Ed has a learning pathway for you.I look forward to seeing you on campus!Lynn BartlettSan Juan UnifiedSchool DistrictPam Costa, PresidentPaula Villescaz, Vice PresidentMichael McKibbin, Ed.D., ClerkZima Creason, MemberSaul Hernandez, Member Kent Kern, Superintendent of Schools Melissa Bassanelli, AssistantSuperintendent, Elementary Education Kent Stephens, Deputy Superintendent Linda C.T. Simlick, J.D., General Counsel Debra Calvin, Ed.D., AssistantSuperintendent, Educational Services Frank Camarda, Assistant Superintendent,Operations, Facilities, and Transportation Rick Messer, Assistant Superintendent,Secondary Education Paul Oropallo, Assistant Superintendent,Human Resources Jim Shoemake, Assistant Superintendent,Schools and Labor Relations Trent J. Allen, APR, Senior DirectorCommunity Relations Kristan Schnepp, Senior Director,Professional Learning and Innovation– Peter Skibitzki, Senior Director, Technology Amberlee Townsend-Snider, Senior Director,Elementary Education– Brett Wolfe, Director of CTE, K-12Counseling, and College/Career Readiness Lynn Bartlett, Principal, Adult Education Angela Rodriguez, Vice Principal, AdultEducation3Community Partners 4Learning Pathways 5Academics 6-7English as a Second Language, Citizenship,Adult Basic Education/HiSET/GED , High School Diploma CoursesCareer Technical Education 8-13Office Assistant, Business and FinanceMedical Assistant Certificate Programs, Medical CodingChildcare and Child DevelopmentApprenticeshipsCommunity Education 14-17Art, Music, Personal Technology, PhotographyBicycle Repair, GenealogyGeneral Information 18-19Spring Semester DatesSpring Semester: Jan 7 - June 10, 2020Note: Individual classes may have different start/end dates. Check your class schedule.March 25 Heritage Day, CreeksideMarch 26 Heritage Day, SunriseJune 11 CommencementSchool not in session:3738 Walnut Ave.Carmichael, CA 95608BOARD OF EDUCATIONTable of ContentsThe members and partners in CapitalAdult Education Regional Consortium(CAERC) are working together to build,expand, and align adult educationofferings and pathways and increasestudent support services throughout theregion.Check out CAERC’s online tool to findavailable adult ed programs throughoutthe region and chart your personalizedpath to success at www.capitaladulted.orgJanuary 20 Martin Luther King, Jr. DayFebruary 17 - 21 Presidents' WeekMarch 16 No SchoolApril 6 - 10 Spring BreakMay 25 Memorial DayFor more information or to register in person, visit one of our campuses:Sunrise Tech CenterCreekside Adult Center7322 Sunrise Blvd.Citrus Heights, CA 95610Telephone: 916-971-7654Front Office HoursMondayTuesday - ThursdayFriday2641 Kent DrSacramento, CA 95821Telephone: 916-979-83139:30am - 4:00pm9:00am - 6:00pm9:00am - 4:00pmFront Office HoursMonday, WednesdayTuesday, Thursday, FridayRegistration information 8:30am - 2:00pm5:00pm - 8:00pm8:30am - 4:00pmRegistration is required for all classes.Register online or in person for most Career Technical Education and all .Community-basedEducation classes.GED and ESL classes require in-person, on-site registration.High School Diploma and Independent Study require meeting with our counselor.Early registration is recommended as some classes fill quickly.Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis until classes are full.Classes that don’t meet the minimum enrollment or that have low attendance may be cancelled.Any applicable fees will be refunded.Who may attend?San Juan Unified School District AdultEducation classes are open to all adults age18 and above and are designed to meet theneeds of adults.Online registration athttp://bit.ly/SJAEregisteror by scanning this QR codewith your smartphone.
Community Partners4San Juan Adult Education works with several partners to helpyou succeed along your learning pathway.The following partners provide classroom space in their facilities to make our ESLclasses more accessible to our immigrant students:Pathways to Lifelong LearningWhere will your learning pathway take you?Looking forward to college and a career? From High School Completion and GEDPreparation, to English as a Second Language (ESL) and writing and math boot camps,we can help you build the academic program that will help you get where you want to go.Check out all our Academic programs starting on Page 6.Sacramento Public Library (Arcade Branch)Fulton and El Camino Rec and Park DistrictGeneral Davie Jr. Primary CenterThe following partners provide services and financial assistance to qualifiedstudents in our Career and Technical Education classes. These include:International Rescue Committee (IRC) Refugee/asylee employment assistance servicesHealth and safety servicesCommunity garden at Creekside Adult CenterNutrition workshopsPop-up marketPages 6-7Ready to jump ahead to your new career? Check out our Career Technical Education(CTE) pathways starting on Page 8. We offer career pathways in Healthcare, OfficeBusiness and Finance, Child Development, and apprenticeship partner programs.Folsom Cordova Community Partnership Resume buildingInterviewing skillsSubsidized employmentRefugee/asylee employment assistance servicesTyping test certificationSacramento Employment and Training Agency (SETA) Career coaching Job skillsPages 8-13Or maybe you want to learn a new skill or hobby such as art, music, and cool personalcomputing and technology. Check out our amazing Community Education programsstarting on Page 14.The following partner provides Co-Parenting classes at our Creekside Adult Centercampus:San Juan Unified School District Family and CommunityEngagement Department (FACE) Six-week parenting skills class for families raising children in more than one home.Sessions start in January and April.For more information or to register, visit www.sanjuan.edu/familyed, orcall FACE at 916-971-7929.5Pages 14-17For more information, check out our website by scanning the QR code orvisiting https://www.sanjuan.edu/sunrisetc.
6AcademicsAcademicsEnglish as a Second LanguageAdult Secondary and Basic EducationSan Juan Adult Ed offers a variety of free ESL classes designed to help students achieve their life,education, and career goals in the United States.English as a Second LanguageLiteracy, beginning, intermediate, and advancedESL classes are offered on a continuousopen-enrollment basis. With a focus on Englishfor work, home, school, and the community,these classes help develop and improve skills inlistening, speaking, reading, and writing.Basic Computers SkillsIn the Basic Computer Skills class, studentswill learn essential computer skills includingaccessing and using Gmail and other Googleapps (Docs, Slides, etc.), and safely using webbrowsers and search engines. Additionally,students can practice keyboarding, writing simpleemails, and preparing a resume.Communication SkillsThe Communications Skills classes (lowand high levels) help students develop theirconversational skills and increase their fluencyin spoken English. Students will learn to useappropriate vocabulary to communicate clearlyand practice pronunciation, sound discrimination,stress, and intonation.ESL Class LocationsESL classes are offered at the following sixlocations, however, not all classes are offeredat all locations. Sunrise Tech Center Creekside Adult Center* Arcade Public Library(Community Room)* Fulton and El Camino Rec and ParkDistrict (Board Room) Encina High School (Room SN #1) General Davie Jr. Primary Center**As a service to parents in class, short-termchildcare is offered on a space-available basisfor enrolled students during morning andafternoon sessions at Creekside Adult Center,General Davie, and Arcade Library locations.Reading, Critical Thinking,and WritingReading and Critical Thinking classes (low andhigh levels) help students improve their readingand comprehension skills as they learn readingstrategies, critically analyze text, and increasereading fluency and speed.Reading/Writing for College and Career helpsadvanced ESL students study, compare, andanalyze different readings using critical thinkingskills. Students learn new vocabulary, practicewriting drafts and final essays, read extensivelyoutside of class, and study grammar for writing.Become a United StatesCitizenThe Citizenship Preparation class preparesstudents for the US Citizenship and ImmigrationServices (USCIS) oral interview as they study toimprove their English reading, writing, listening,and speaking skills.ESL Students must register in person and take a placement test. Registration sessionsare held multiple times each month. For registrations times, locations, and procedures,scan the QR code on this page or visit our web site athttps://www.sanjuan.edu/domain/889.English as a Second t Basic Education GED/HISETConversationBasic SkillsReading, CriticalThinking, and WritingGED and HISET PrepCitizenshipGED Testing7San Juan Adult Ed offers free classes ranging from GED (General Education Development) andHiSET (High School Equivalency Test) preparation and testing to high school credit classes that counttoward the completion of a high school diploma.High School DiplomaAdult students can earn their high schooldiplomas at San Juan Adult Education. Ourhigh school completion program is accreditedby the Western Association of High Schoolsand Colleges (WASC), the same organizationthat accredits all high schools in the District. AtSJAE, students work at their own pace underthe direction of credentialed teachers, either inan independent study program or in a multisubject classroom. Classes are free and openentry, which means you can start any time.Enrollment in high school classes requiresan on-site meeting with our counselor. For anappointment, call the counselor at 916-979-8047Tuesdays between 4:30pm – 7:00pm.High School EquivalencySan Juan Adult Ed offers GED and HiSETpreparation courses to equip students forsuccess. Students work at their own pace asthey focus on the skills they need to improve forthese high school equivalency programs.All students interested in GED or HiSETclasses must attend a registration sessionto determine level for appropriate courseplacement. Registration sessions are heldthroughout the semester.GED TestingSunrise Tech Center is a Pearson VUE- Authorized Test Center. Please go to www.ged.com formore information about the tests. Please be aware all GED registration, payment, and test scoresare exclusively accessed through GED testing service at www.ged.com.Academic Boot CampsReading and Writing forCollege and Career ReadinessThis free class helps students sharpen theirvocabulary, and critical reading and writing skillsto prepare for job advancement or college entry.Eligibility: Placement test or teacherrecommendation.Math for College and CareerReadinessMath Success Academy is a free comprehensivecourse that teaches basic math concepts andprovides tools to boost the confidence and skillsstudents need to be successful in their academicpathway.Eligibility: No prerequisite.Algebra for College andCareer ReadinessAlgebra Success Academy is a freecomprehensive course that teaches first-yearAlgebra concepts and provides the tools studentsneed to earn their GED, high school algebracredit, or placement testing for college andcareer.Eligibility: Placement test and/or completion ofMath for College and Career Readiness.Secondary and Basic Education LocationsAdult secondary and basic education classesare offered at the following locations, however,not all classes are offered at all locations. Sunrise Tech Center Creekside Adult CenterFor additional information on High School Diploma, GED, HiSET, and Boot Campprograms, including registration dates, times and locations, scan the QR code on thispage or visit https://www.sanjuan.edu/Domain/4419.High School DiplomaClassroom StudyIndependent StudyBoot CampsMathAlgebraReading and Writing
8Career and Technical EducationCareer and Technical EducationBusiness and Finance Career PathwaysBusiness and Finance Career PathwaysGet Started with GoogleGoogle Suite is a powerful set of productivityapps used by businesses and schools. Get toknow Google Drive, Sheets, Slides, Forms, andCalendar. Learn how to collaborate with othersand how to organize your work in Google Drive.Students will create their own Goggle accountand explore online possibilities.Prerequisite: None.Instructor:McElhinneyCampus:Sunrise Tech CenterTuition: 100Instruction hours: 24 hours/8 classesDayTimeDatesT/Th12:30pm - 3:30pm 1/7 - 1/30Computer and Work Skills 2This project-based, business-oriented classbuilds on the skills introduced in Computer andWork Skills 1 and prepares students to enter theOffice Assistant Certificate program for a newoffice career. Students must attend and completeboth courses to continue in the Office AssistantCertificate program.Prerequisite: Computer and Work Skills 1.Instructor:McElhinneyCampus:Sunrise Tech CenterTuition: 150 (textbook and flashdrive included[a 55 value])Instruction hours: 28 hours/8 classesDayTimeDatesT/Th9:00am -12:00pm 2/4 - 3/5Office Assistant CertificateProgramComputer and Work Skills 1Microsoft Windows is the gold standard forbusiness computers. Get to know the newWindows 10 Start menu and start building skillsfor a new office career. Microsoft Outlook Online,Word Online, and OneDrive will be introduced.Prerequisite: None.Instructor:McElhinneyCampus:Sunrise Tech CenterTuition: 150 (textbook and flashdrive included [a 55 value)Instruction hours: 24 hours/8 classesDayTimeDatesT/Th9:00am - 12:00pm 1/7 - 1/30T/Th12:30pm - 3:30pm 4/14 - 5/7The Office Assistant Certificate program’sstep-by-step classes equip students to workin a wide variety of office careers. The hardearned Certificate shows potential employersthat the student has demonstrated a proficiencyin Windows, Word (including typing at 40 wpm),and Excel. These classes provide the necessarytraining for essential skills required for officeassistant responsibilities.Students may enroll in classes individually andearn an individual class/skill certificate, or theymay register for a series of courses to earn anOffice Assistant Certificate.The Office Assistant Certificate requires thefollowing: Computer and Works Skills 1 and 2(or test in through teacher skillassessment) Office 2019: Building a Foundation Word 2019: Comprehensive (including 40net wpm keyboarding/data entry (built intoOffice and Word classes) Excel 2019: Comprehensive Optional Additional Certification:Quickbooks 2019: ComprehensiveBusiness & FinanceGet Startedwith GoogleComputers andWork Skills 1 & 2Quickbooks 2019ComprehensiveOffice Assistant CertificateOffice 2019FoundationsWord 2019ComprehensiveExcel 2019ComprehensiveHealthcareExcel 2019: ComprehensiveOffice 2019: Building aFoundationLearn all about Excel in this hands-on classdesigned for the beginner to the intermediatestudent.Prerequisite: Computer and Work Skills 1 and 2,or test in through teacher skill assessment.Instructor:McElhinneyCampus:Sunrise Tech CenterTuition: 185 (textbook and flashdrive included[a 145 value])Instruction hours: 24 hours/8 classesDayTime DatesT/Th9:00am - 12:00pm 4/14 - 5/7Introduction to Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.Prerequisite: Computer and Work Skills 1 and 2,or test in through teacher skill assessment.Instructor:McElhinneyCampus:Sunrise Tech CenterTuition: 195 (textbook and flashdrive included[a 145 value])Instruction hours: 24 hours/8 classesDayTimeDatesT/Th9:00am - 12:00pm 3/10 - 4/2Word 2019: ComprehensiveLearn all about Word in this hands-on classdesigned for the beginner to the intermediatestudent.Prerequisite: Computer and Work Skills 1 and2, or test in through teacher skill assessment.Instructor:McElhinneyCampus:Sunrise Tech CenterTuition: 185 (textbook and flashdrive included[a 145 value])Instruction hours: 24 hours/8 classesDayTimeDatesT/Th12:30pm - 3:30pm 3/10 - 4/2QuickBooks ComprehensiveIn this very practical, hands-on class, studentswill learn how to create a bookkeeping system,develop customer and vendor information, andcontrol inventories.Instructor:BeltCampus:Sunrise Tech CenterTuition: 250 (textbook and flashdrive included[a 145 value])Instruction hours: 35 hours/14 classesDayTimeDatesT/Th6:00pm - 8:30pm 2/4 - 3/26To learn more about the Office Assistant program, call the office at 916-971-7654 formore information. Scan the QR code on this page for additional information orvisit our web site at https://www.sanjuan.edu/domain/890.Child DevelopmentApprenticeshipsMedical TerminologyClinical MedicalAssistantFirefighterMedical CodingRoofer/WaterprooferESL HealthcareCommunications9
10Career and Technical EducationCareer and Technical EducationHealthcare Career PathwaysHealthcare Career PathwaysClinical Medical Assistant (Externship included)Introduction to MedicalTerminologyIn this full-day, fast-paced, comprehensive certificate program, students can learn medicalterminology and receive industry-standard clinical/back office training in just one semester.The CMA program includes two concurrent segments: *Medical Terminology: See description on page11. In addition, this segment also includes frontoffice skills such as scheduling appointments andsome medical office computer training. *Studentssuccessfully completing this segment are eligible forcommunity college credits through American RiverCollege. Clinical: Students learn CMA clinical skills, includinghow to interview patients, position patients forall medical exams, take adult/infant vitals, giveinjections, perform a venipuncture, read an EKG/ECG, and more. Students practice theirclinical skills on each other. This segment also includes CPR certification through theAmerican Heart Association (mandatory; additional fees apply).Upon successful completion of both segments, students will earn a Certificate of Completion, qualifyto take the national or state CMA licensing exam (additional fees apply), and may be recommendedfor an externship with a local partner health care provider. To receive a recommendation for a 160hour externship with a local health care provider, students must achieve the following in the CMAprogram: Attendance of 90% of course hours (both segments) Grade average of 90% Completion of ALL (100%) of course skills/assignments Mastery level competency and comprehension of the learned skills.Prerequisites: Proof of high school diploma (in English)or GED . Written proof of a current TB test within2 weeks of class start date. Scrubs (within 2 weeks of class start). To be assessed during orientation:o English fluency as determined by aCASAS reading score of 230 orbetter. (Students scoring below therequired level will be referred to ESLHealthcare Communications andWork Skills class.)o Basic computer skills including theability to create, save, and email adocument.o Minimum typing speed of 25 wpm.Instructor:Campus:Tuition:Instruction hours:DayMTWThWhittemoreSunrise Tech Center 2,500 (includes textbooks)Additional 50 formandatory in-class CPRcertification339 hours/62 classesNote: The initial 51 classessessions meet from 9:00amto 3:30pm. The remaining 11sessions meet from 9am to12 noon.TimeDates9:00am - 3:30pm 1/21 - 5/21w/30-minute breakStudents interested the Clinical Medical Assistant program, must attend an orientation andassessment session prior to the start of class. Orientation/Assessment sessions for the Spring2020 semester will be held at Sunrise Tech Center at the following times: Dec 9, 2019, 1:00pm Jan 6, 2020, 1:00pmPlease allow 2 hours for the orientation and assessment.Business & FinanceGet Startedwith GoogleComputers andWork Skills 1 & 2Quickbooks 2019ComprehensiveOffice Assistant CertificateOffice 2019FoundationsWord 2019ComprehensiveExcel 2019ComprehensiveHealthcareSunrise Tech Center hosts optional nationalor state testing upon completion of theClinical Medical Assistant program.Cost: Approximately 150Medical CodingReceive industry standard medical codinginstruction designed to prepare the student for anoutpatient (physician-based) national exam fornational certification. Certification is required bymost major medical groups.Prerequisite: Medical Terminology (coenrollment accepted)Instructor:HouseCampus:Sunrise Tech CenterTuition: 500 (does not includetextbooks, supplies, andother fees for certification)Instruction hours: 99 hours/33 classesDayTimeDatesT/Th5:30pm - 8:30pm 1/14 - 5/19Students interested the Medical Codingprogram, must attend an information/orientationsession prior to the start of class. Orientationfor the Spring 2020 semester will be held at thefollowing times at Sunrise Tech Center: Dec 9, 2019, 1:00pm Jan 6, 2020, 1:00pmLearn the language of medicine byunderstanding word elements and how theycorrelate with the human body’s anatomy andphysiology and associated diseases, conditions,and treatments. Students will learn to pronounce,spell, and analyze medical words, and readmedical reports, records, and prescriptions.Note: This class is included in the CMA program.It is a prerequisite or co-enrollment requirementfor the Medical Coding class.Instructor:WhittemoreCampus:Sunrise Tech CenterTuition: 375 (includes textbook;no other fees apply)Instruction hours: 76.5 hours/51 classesDayTimeDatesMTWTh9:00am-10:30am 1/21 - 5/4Instructor:Campus:Tuition:HouseSunrise Tech Center 375 (includes textbook;no other fees apply)Instruction hours: 99 hours/33classesDayTimeDatesT/Th2:00pm - 5:00pm 1/21 - 5/4ESL HealthcareCommunications and WorkSkills 1 & 2These classes provide ESL and work skillsinstruction to intermediate and advanced ESLstudents co-enrolled in the CMA program.Students will be referred to this class based ontheir CMA prerequisite assessment.Instructor:HallCampus:Sunrise Tech CenterTuition:None. This class is freeto qualified students.Part DayTimeDates1TWTh 10:45am - 12:45pm 1/21 - 5/212TWTh 3:30pm - 5:00pm1/21 - 5/21To learn more about the Healthcare Careers pathway, come take a tour and observepart of a class. Call the office at 916-971-7654 for more information. Scan the QRcode on this page for additional information or visit our web site athttps://www.sanjuan.edu/domain/890.Childcare and Child DevelopmentApprenticeshipsMedical TerminologyClinical MedicalAssistantFirefighterMedical CodingRoofer/WaterprooferESL HealthcareCommunications11
12Career and Technical EducationCommunity EducationChild Development Career PathwaysMusic & GenealogyChildcare CareersChildcare is a fun and rewarding career thatrequires knowledge of child development,health, nutrition, and safety, as well as strongverbal and written communications skills. TheCreekside Adult Center is opening a new ChildDevelopment Career Pathway for ESL students.The Child Development Career Pathway is stillunder development. Initial class offerings willlikely include Work Skills in Child Developmentand Careers in Child Development. Weanticipate classes opening in the Spring. Checkour website in December.SJUSD Instructional AssistantPreparationWorking as an instructional assistant (IA) forSan Juan Unified School District can be funand rewarding, but the qualification test can bechallenging. The IA Prep class helps studentswho have taken the test at least once but did notpass. Students may bring a copy of their mostrecent test results and meet with an instructor todevelop an individualized study plan to preparefor the next test.Instructors:PetersenCampus:Creekside Adult CenterTuition:N/AInstruction hours: As neededDayTime DatesMTWTh9:00am - 12:00pm OpenMTWTh12:30pm - 3:30pm OpenTo learn more about the Child DevelopmentCareers pathway, come take a tour andobserve part of a class. Call the office at916-979-8313 for more information.Scan the QR code on this pagefor additional information or visitour web site at SJUSD adult education partners with local apprentice programs to provide apprenticeship training forstudents wishing to become fire fighters and roofers. The approved apprentice training programs meetthe requirements of the Division of Apprentice Standards (DAS). All apprentices must be registeredthrough DAS to be adult education students.Fire Fighters: CFFJACApprenticeship through the California FireFighters Joint Apprenticeship Committee. Furtherdetails can be found online at www.cffjac.org orby calling 916-648-1717.Have fun with music and meet interestingpeople while learning to play the guitar in thisrelaxed atmosphere. Class content is basedon the interests of the students, making eachclass new and different. Learn the basics to theadvanced depending on your level and interest:simple chords, finger picking, use of the pick,strumming patterns, blues, and guitar tab, allwhile learning and singing songs. Continuingstudents are welcome. (Please, no-12 string orelectric guitars).Instructor:SpivackCampus:Creekside Adult CenterTuition: 40Instruction hours: 7.5 hours/5 classesDayTimeDatesTh12:15pm - 1:45pm 1/23 - 2/27Apprenticeship through the Valley Roofers andWaterproofers Joint Apprenticeship Committee.Additional information ca be found online ofer/WaterprooferSacramento Concert Band (atRio Americano High School)This class is for experienced musicians. Weperform a variety of music from classics to pop.Performances include formal indoor settings andoutdoor casual park concerts.Class enrolls new students throughout the yearbased on space and interest.Instructor: DuganCampus:Rio Americano High SchoolTuition: 110DayTimeDatesM6:30pm - 9:30pm 8/19/19 - 5/18/20Instructor:SpivackCampus:Sunrise Tech CenterTuition: 40Instruction hours: 7.5 hours/5 classesDayTimeDatesW12:15pm - 1:45pm 1/22 - 2/26UkuleleHave fun and meet people all while learninga new and easy instrument: The ukulele. This5-week adult group class covers simple chords,strums, songs, and tuning. Beginners, returningstudents, and guitarists are welcome (the ukeand guitar share many similarities; and the uke isan inexpensive, convenient, and compact travelcompanion). You will need a soprano, concert, ortenor uke. No baritones, please.Instructor:SpivackCampus:Creekside Adult CenterTuition: 40Instruction hours: 7.5 hours/5 classesDayTimeDatesTh12:15pm -1:45pm 3/5 - 4/2Instructor:Campus:Tuition:Instruction hours:DayWRoofers: VRW-JACChildcare and Child DevelopmentGuitar13SpivackSunrise Tech Center 407.5 hours/5 classesTimeDates12:15pm - 1:45pm 3/4 - 4/1MusicConcert BandGuitarUkuleleGenealogy 1 & 2Learn different sources of research andstrategies for filling in and extending your familytree. Discover ways to use information to helpyou solve all of your genealogical questions anddiscover your family past in very exciting ways.Beginning Level 1 will get you started learningthe basics and intermediate Level 2 will expandon the basics learned in Level 1.Instructor:LloydCampus:Sunrise Tech CenterTuition: 55Instruction hours: 20 hours/10 classesper levelLevel12DayMMTimeDates10:00am - 12:00pm 1/27 - 4/201:00pm - 3:00pm 1/27 - 4/20Something DifferentGenealogyBicycle Repair
Community Education14Community EducationArtDevelop or expand your drawing skills in thesefun classes. Perfect for beginners and the moreexperienced artist.Part 1: Learn to draw old world buildings withgraphite pencils.Part 2: Explore ways to use, layer, and blendcolored pencils to complete vibrant drawings.Part 3: Create ocean waves and seascapes withwatercolor pencils and colored pencils.Instructor:MorrisonCampus:Creekside Adult CenterTuition: 50 per sessionInstruction hours: 12.5 hours/5-week sessionDayMMMTime12:00pm - 2:30pm12:00pm - 2:30pm12:00pm - 2:30pmInstructor:Campus:Tuition:Instruction hours:Part123DayThThThDate
San Juan Adult Ed offers a variety of free ESL classes designed to help students achieve their life, education, and career goals in the United States. San Juan Adult Ed offers free classes ranging from GED (General Education Development) and HiSET (High School Equivalency Test) preparation and testing to high school credit classes that count
