ADULT & COMMUNITY EDUCATION - Perry County School District 32

R EGISTRATION INFORMATIONPhone: 573-547-7500 ext. 8347 Fax: 573-517-0396RESERVE YOUR SPOT TODAY!1. Mail form and registration fee to address listed below.2. If enrolling in more than one class, please send separate checks.3. Your space is "officially" reserved when your registration fee is received.REFUNDSIf you need to drop a class, you must notify the Adult Education Office prior to the 2 nd time your class meets in orderto receive a full refund.No refunds will be made after the 2nd class meeting.However, if a class is canceled due to low enrollment, your full registration fee will be refunded.INCLEMENT WEATHER: If Perry County School District #32 is not in session or school is dismissed early due to inclementweather, after-school and/or evening classes will not be held. Please call 573-547-7500 ext. 8347 to hear a recorded messageregarding cancellation or delay of Adult & Community Education classes.Adult & Community Education Registration FormAdult & Community Education Registration FormName ______________________________________________Social Security #_____________________________________Address____________________________________________City, State, ZIP_______________________________________Home Phone_________________________________________Work Phone _________________________________________Course Number_______________________________________Course Name_________________________________________Fee Total $_________ Paid by: Check #________Cash______***Complete the following for children’s courses only***Child’s Grade_________ Child attends school at (check one):Perryville Immanuel St. Vincent OtherParent’s Name________________________________________Parent's Work #_______________________________________Please send separate checks for separate classes.Mail with Fee to:Perryville Area Career & Technology Center326 College Street, Perryville, MO 63775Name ______________________________________________Social Security #_____________________________________Address____________________________________________City, State, ZIP_______________________________________Home Phone_________________________________________Work Phone _________________________________________Course Number_______________________________________Course Name_________________________________________Fee Total $_________ Paid by: Check #________Cash______***Complete the following for children’s courses only***Child’s Grade_________ Child attends school at (check one):Perryville Immanuel St. Vincent OtherParent’s Name________________________________________Parent's Work #_______________________________________Please send separate checks for separate classes.Mail with Fee to:Perryville Area Career & Technology Center326 College Street, Perryville, MO 63775NOTE: No refunds after 2nd class meeting.(F’12)NOTE: No refunds after 2nd class meeting.(F’12)

ARTS & CRAFTSHealth & SafetyBeading Class12FAC120 - Did you ever want to try makingjewely, but didn’t know where to start? Here’syour chance to learn basic beading skills and gohome with some finished earrings, bracelets andnecklaces to keep or give as great gift. The firstclass will focus on materials needed, techniquesand lots of ideas so you know what beads youneed to finish your projects. We will have abreak between the first and second class so youcan get your supplies. (There will be catalogsyou can order from at the first meeting so we canget a group discount on supplies.) When wecome back together, I will help you make the jewelryyou want. You can say “I made it!!” whenyou get compliments on your jewelry or the giftsyou give.Starts:Time:Place:Fee:Instructor:Monday, October 1 (5 sessions)6:30 - 8:00 p.m.Career Center Resource Rm$40.00+materialsCarol WichernCERT Training12FHLTH106 – CERT is an intensive 20 hour trainingprogram designed to prepare a community for a majordisaster. CERT is a positive approach to emergencyand disaster situations where citizens will be initially ontheir own and their actions can make a difference. Inthis class, participants will learn Disaster Preparedness,Disaster Fire Suppression, Disaster Medical Operations,Light Search and Rescue Operations, DisasterPsychology & Team Organization and Terrorism &CERT. Participants will have an opportunity to practicethe skills that they have learned during the previoussessions by taking part in a disaster simulation on thefinal day of the class. This class includes many hands –on activities. Must be 18 years of age or older.Starts: Tuesday, October 2 (7 sessions)Tuesday’s & Thursday’sTime: 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. each eve.Place: Career Center Ag Shop CC 15Fee: $10Instructor: TBAAdventures in Crocheting12FAC121 - Come with me to the world of creatingsomething that is part of yourself. Makesomething beautiful and learn the art of readingand interpreting the terminology and abbreviationfor a pattern. Bring a size H hook and 4-plyRedhart yarn (any color except black).Starts: Tuesday, October 2 (6 sessions)Time: 6:30-8:30 p.m.Place: Career Center Resource RmFee: $45Instructor: Karen Leible

ComputersIntroduction to Microsoft Excel 200712FCMP108A – Learn to create and manipulateelectronic spreadsheets using Microsoft Excel 2007for Windows. Learn to apply the powerful functionsand formulas of the spreadsheet program to severalbusiness personal applications. Also learn toformat the spreadsheets and create attractivecharts that can be used to capture your audience inmeetings, presentations and documents.Starts: Monday, Sept. 17 (4 sessions)Time: 6:00-8:30 p.m.Place: Career Center Computer LabRoom CC 2Fee: $45 class fee +$15 book feeYou will also need to bring a flashInstructor: David SotoComputer Applications, the Basics12FCMP117 – This basic course will introduce youto some common applications for personal computers.We’ll explore working with common spreadsheets,word processing and the Internet! Thiscourse will help answer the question “What types ofthings can I do with a personal computer?” (Basicuse of a mouse required)Starts:Time:Place:Thursday, October 4 (5 sessions)7:00 – 9:00 p.m.Career Center Computer LabRoom CC 2Fee: $45Instructor: Roger ProstMicrosoft Excel 2007 – Intermediate12FCMP108B – Now that you’ve learned the basics,you will put your skills to work creating yourown spreadsheets and learn a higher level of Excelfunctionality such as advanced formulas, graphs,sorting, filtering and more. Previous attendance inthe Basic Excel class is not a requirement, however,some prior knowledge and use of Excel isrecommended for this class.Starts: Monday, Oct. 22 (4 sessions)Time: 6:00 – 8:30 p.m.Place: Career Center Computer LabRoom CC 2Fee: $45 class fee + $15 book feeYou will also need to bring a flash driveInstructor: David SotoInternet for Seniors12FCMP205C - Would you like to learn to checkthe weather, sports scores, etc. on the internet? Ormaybe you would like to try online shopping or e-bay.Maybe you would like to try social networking suchas facebook. Learn to find the site you want, openand download files, and save internet pages for futureuse. This class is tailored for the needs of thesenior adult using the internet.Starts:Time:Place:Tuesday, October, 2 (4 sessions)5:30 – 7:30 p.m.Career Center Computer LabRoom CC2Fee: $45Instructor: Jon Tucker

Personal EnrichmentSocial Dancing12FPE102 – Enjoy all the steps you have beenwatching others do. We will cover the Swing, Waltzand more! Don’t be left out at gatherings. Join usand you’ll never be sitting again!Starts: Wednesday, Sept. 26 (6 sessions)Time: 7:00 – 8:30 p.m.Place: Elementary Multi-Purpose RoomFee: $55 per coupleInstructors: Mike Buerck and Barb FinkBully Prevention Program - Grades 1st - 5th12FPE011A - This program will be a crash coursein avoiding violence, bullying, and abuse, for childrengrades 1-5, boys and girls. This program willgive your child the confidence he or she needsagainst strangers, abusers, and bullies. Parents arewelcome to stay.Starts: Tuesday, November 6 (5 sessions)Time: 5:30 - 6:30p.m.Place: Ultimate Tae Kwon Do and Self DefenseMSK, LLCFee: $40Instructor: Mike Reitzel, Head Instructor/Black BeltLocal Law Enforcement OfficerExtreme Couponing (How to shop for free oralmost free)12FPE008 - Want to learn how to save bunches ofmoney on groceries? This class can teach you howto cut your grocery bill by at least 50%! Are youtired of spending so much money on shampoo,body wash and deodorant, etc.? This class canteach you how to get these items really cheap orbetter yet, FREE! Learn where to get coupons, howto use them effectively, how to organize your coupons,and how to get the most for you money. Youwill also receive a free coupon starter packet withlots of coupons.Starts: Wednesday, October 3 (3 sessions)Time: 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.Place: Career Center Rm CC2Fee: $45Instructor: Debbie StatlerDigital Photography12FPE119 - An Introduction to digital photographywhere you will learn the basics of how to operatethe digital camera, set up photo opportunities andmuch, much more. A rare opportunity for photographyenthusiasts. Bring your digital camera alongwith your owners manual.Starts: Thursday, October 4 (6 sessions)Time: 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.Place: Career Center MPRFee: $35Instructor: John LaRose II

Trade & IndustrialAttention Adults:Career Prep ProgramsResidential Wiring12FT1103 – Do you want to add a branchckt, install a ceiling fan, or up-grade yourservice panel? Run power service to a detachedgarage or garden shed, 3 and 4-wayswitch ckts, and explain proper groundingand bonding requirements. Explain transferswitch and stand-by generator power procedures.If you want to learn then this class isfor you.Starts: Wednesday, Sept. 26(10 sessions)Time: 6:30 – 9:30 p.m.Place: Career Center Welding Rm CC14,Fee: $130 + $30 for bookInstructor: Kelly StatlerWelding (Beginning or Advanced)12FT1104 – Whether you are a beginner oran experienced welder, this course will helpyou improve your skills and learn new techniques.We’ll provide training that fits yourpersonal needs. Topics include oxyacetylenecutting, and welding, brazing, gas metalarc welding (MIG), gas tungsten arc welding(TIG), plasma cutting, and standard weldingpositions. Personal projects are encouraged. . . you can make this class pay for itself!Starts: Tuesday, Sept. 17 (10 sessions)Time: 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.Place: Career Center WeldingClassroom CC14Fee: $100 class fee + $40 for regularmaterials used in class (suppliesfor personal projects will need tobe purchased by the student).Instructor: Bill Johns, AWS CertifiedA partnership between the Perryville Area Career &Technology Center and the Perryville Higher EducationCenter . . . Students have the option of earning a TechnicalCertificate of Completion, a College certificate, oran Associate of Applied Science Degree. This specialpartnership allows students to complete all of theircoursework entirely in Perryville.The technical courses are taken at the Career Centerwhile the general education college courses (English,Math, etc.) are taken at the Perryville Higher EducationCenter.The Career Center Programs meet Monday thru Friday(morning or afternoon sessions), August thruMay.While attending the technical courses at the CareerCenter during the day, students can also take thegeneral education college courses at the PerryvilleHigher Education Center where both daytime andevening courses are available.The following two-year programs meet 1/2 days, Mondaythru Friday, for the entire school year.Associate of Applied Science degrees available inmost areas.Open to adults and High School Juniors and Seniors.Enroll NOW for the 2012-2013 school year.Courses available in the following areas are:Auto Collision Repair TechnologyAutomotive Service TechnologyConstruction TechnologyComputer Maintenance/Electricity-ElectronicsGraphic DesignDigital MediaWeldingFor more information about these classes contactthe Perryville Area Career Center at 573-547-7500ext. 347.

The Out-of-School program is intended for the 16-24 year-old population who havedropped out of school or have graduated and are not sure what to do next. Topics discussedinclude: Recognizing My Talents, Career Goals, Life Goals, Problem Solving,Anger Management, Conflict Resolution, Successful Living, Budgeting, Soft-Skills forEmployment, and many more. Meetings are held weekly in the Perryville Area Career& Technology Center Resource Room on Wednesday evenings from 4:00 - 5:00 p.m.Instructors: Perry County Community Task Force staff. Cost: Free for Perry Countyresidents. Call 547-1292 for additional information.Seeking Answers (SA) is designed for the 16-24 year old population who are seekinganswers to substance abuse issues. It is designed to assist people in avoiding and/orovercoming substance abuse. SA meets on Wednesday evenings from 7:00 - 8:00p.m. at the Perryville Area Career & Technology Center Resource Room. It is recommendedthat people attend all of the 14 different sessions, which are repeated on acontinuous basis. Instructors: Perry County Community Staff and Counselors. Cost:Free for Perry County residents. Call 547-1292 for additional information. (This programis certified through the MO Department of Mental Health as a Targeted Substance-AbusePrevention Program.)Check out our new website at www.perryville.k12.mo.us. It is a work in progressso check back often to see new changes. We are very excited about it and arelearning new things everyday.