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MONDAY MONDAY MONDAY

5-HOUR PRE-LICENSING COURSE

High School Room 102 *3:30-8:30 p.m.

Tuition: $45.00 1 evening

Instructor: Bell’s Auto Driving School Dates below

Dates offered: Mondays:Sept. 14, Oct. 26, Dec. 14, Feb. 8, March 21,

May 2, or June 6

The five-hour pre-licensing course is a pre-requisite for obtaining

a New York State Driver’s License. Those wishing to enroll in the

course may do so with the secretary in the Counseling Center

at the high school, Monday – Friday. You may also register by

mailing the form on the back of this brochure with your payment.

Please allow time for mailed payments to reach us to guarantee

your seat in class. You must bring your valid NYS Learner’s

Permit to class.

All participants must be enrolled by the Friday morning

before the class begins. For walk-ins and Monday

registrants a late fee of $5.00 will be added and seats

are not guaranteed if the class is filled.

High School Room 102 Mon. & Wed. 6:30-9:30 p.m.

Tuition: $40.00 Oct. 19 & 21 or March 14 & 16

Instructor: Bell’s Auto Driving School

Payment must be received by the Thursday before

the class to secure an instructor.

This course will allow New York State motorists to receive a

10% discount on motor vehicle liability and collision insurance

premiums for a three year period. Drivers who have incurred

violation points on their driving record will be eligible to receive

a 4 point reduction. For point reduction purposes, this class

can be taken again after 18 months. The course is certified

with the Department of Motor Vehicles and the National Safety

Council. The program consists of six hours of classroom

instruction including videos, lecture and discussion. Students

will be taught accident prevention techniques along with useful

refresher information. Course materials include a student

workbook and a New York State Driver’s Manual. Payment

must be received by the Wednesday before the class

to secure an instructor.

DEFENSIVE DRIVING

DEXIE’S EXERCISE CLASSES

All classes require comfortable clothing and

a mat for the floor work.

“Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes

from indomitable will.” ~Mohandas K. Gandhi

Location: Algonquin Middle School Cafeteria

Start Date:

Fall Session I-Sept. 21

Winter Session Begins in January

Spring Session begins end of March

Call: Dexie to register @ 674-8185

**All registrations & payments are handled by Dexie only.

Call Dexie for start dates of Winter & Spring Sessions

Tuition per class:

Ages 16 to 61 - $95.00 Seniors (62 and older) - $75.00

Dexie Turner is a Certified

Personal Trainer with 34 years of

experience. Using body awareness,

correct exercise alignment and safe

reliable movements, maximum

results will be provided, in a non-

competitive atmosphere.

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Class I: Weight Training- with free weightsNo music in this class. You provide your own weights.

Mon. / Tues. / Wed. / Thurs. 5:30-6:30 p.m.

Wednesday 6:35-7:35 p.m.

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Class II: Body Works Class meets 3 times a week

Great music to energize and ultimately relax you.

Mon. / Tues. / Thurs. 6:35-7:35 pm

Using the disciplines of weight training, Pilates & Yoga,

Class I and Class II will promote: muscle tone, strength,

endurance and power….improve bone density….increase

metabolism….dramatically improve core strength with the

abdominal and balance work. These classes will also enhance

flexibility, posture and breathing capacity while relieving tension

& promoting vitality.

Averill Park High School 6:00-8:30 p.m.

Fee: $5.00* Monday-Friday

Date: Through June 3, 2016 (when school is open)

Get into shape by walking in a warm, safe environment during

the cold season. Indoor walking for Adult Education participants

is scheduled on the second floor hallway at the high

school only. Please sign in to the walker’s binder each time

you walk. If registering by mail, you must wait to receive your

pass in the mail before you begin walking. Your pass MUST

be worn every time you walk. Please enter through

the main front doors. If construction is underway,

the entrance will be temporarily moved to the right

(near the District Office)

INDOOR WALKING

Miller Hill Elementary Gym 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Tuition: see below* Class starts: Sept. 21

Instructor: Tricia Ackner Mon. & Wed.

Certified Zumba® Instructor

*Punch cards can be purchased through the instructor that willbe valid for classes through May 25, 2016. These cards will beavailable throughout the school year. Walk-ins are welcome atthe rate of $8.00 per class.

$70.00 for a 10 class punch card

$120.00 for a 20 class punch card

To register call Tricia at 928-5239

Payments will be collected by Tricia at the first class youattend. Checks are to be made out to:

APCSD Adult Education.

Ditch the workout ... join the party! Zumba® is a Latin-inspired,

dance-fitness program that incorporates various rhythms into

a fun and effective workout that has been moving millions of

people around the world to overall joy and health. The format

combines fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt your

body with easy-to-follow steps in a high energy, party-like

atmosphere. No prior dance experience is required. Comfortable

workout clothes, low tread sneakers and water bottle are

required. Email: [email protected] or you can also find her

on Facebook: Tricia’s Zumba Fitness.

TRICIA’S ZUMBA® FITNESS

High School Room 145 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Tuition: $12.00 pp/ $20.00 per couple 1 evening

Instructor: Robert Randall, Esq. Oct.19

Randall Law Firm

Have you made your Will so that your family is protected and

taken care of the way you want? Think only rich people need

estate planning? FALSE! Small estates can LEAST afford the

high cost of mistakes. Assume estate planning is alwayscomplicated and expensive? FALSE! Simple steps now can

save you and your heirs a lot of money, time and worry.

• Learn what a Will is for and what happens if you die

without one.

• Understand the difference between a Will and a Trust.

• Protect assets from the cost of long term care through:

Gifting, Transfers to a Trust (i.e. Medicaid Trust), NYS

Partnership for Long Term Care

• Weigh the benefits and risks of a Power of Attorney.

• Maintain independence and avoid guardianship

proceedings.

• Appreciate how important a Health Care Proxy is to YOU.

• See how one Custodian can make your investment

management easier & safer

• Don’t be uninformed or misinformed! Attend this

interesting overview

GET YOUR ESTATE “HOUSE” IN

ORDER...WILLS, HEALTHCARE PROXIES

AND POWER OF ATTORNEY

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Instructor: Michael Sleasman Oct. 26

Halliday Financial Advisor

This educational seminar is geared

to answering important pre-

retirement questions for the baby-

boomer generation and also to

making sure they are asking the

right questions. This course will

discuss the primary shift in

investment strategy from

accumulation to preservation and

distribution. Additional topics include

asset protection and control,

required minimum distributions

(RMD’s), health care, and tax

management of distributions and estate. Most are mentally

prepared for retirement but are you financially ready as well?

PRE-RETIREMENT PLANNING

FOR THE BABY-BOOMERS

MONDAY MONDAY MONDAY

MAXIMIZING YOUR SOCIAL

SECURITY BENEFITS



Instructor: Adam Rakoczy Nov. 2

Halliday Financial Advisors

Make sure you are aware of the few key decisions that can

make a big difference in the amount of your Social Security

benefit. Attend our workshop and learn strategies for

maximizing your benefit decisions and simple steps that can

help maximize your

benefit. Join us before

you make landmark

decisions that are unable

to be reversed.

INSTANT PIANO FOR HOPELESSLYBUSY PEOPLE (AGES 13+)

Algonquin Music Room M-4 6:30-9:30 p.m.

Tuition: $55.00* 1 evening

Instructor: David Ciucevich Oct. 26

*Tuition fee includes a Workbook and practice CD.

Some music teachers may not want you to know this, but you

don’t need years of weekly lessons to learn piano. In just a few

hours, you can learn enough secrets of the trade to give you

years of musical enjoyment. How do we do it? While regular

piano teachers teach note reading, piano professionals use

chords. You can learn all the chords you‘ll need to play any song

in this one session. Any song, any style, any key. If you can

find middle C and know the meaning of “Every Good Boy Does

Fine”, you already know enough to enroll in this workshop.

Total beginners can request a free pamphlet by sending a SASE

to: Innovative Keyboard Instruction, 2841 S. Southwind Dr.,

Gilbert, AZ 85296.

Topics include:

• How chords work in a song

• How to get more out of sheet music by reading less of it

• How to form the three main types of chords

• How to handle different keys and time signatures

• How to avoid “counting”

• How to simplify over 12,000 complex chords

Algonquin Middle School Library 6:45-8:00 p.m.


Instructor: Kathleen Fisk Sept. 28

Experience the energies of your body to:

• Boost your vitality and stamina• Strengthen you immune system• Relieve pain and common complaints such as colds andtension headaches• Sharpen your memory and mind• Keep yourself healthy and balanced with a five minuteroutine.

ENERGY MATTERS

DIVINE SLEEP YOGA NIDRA



Instructor: Kathleen Fisk Nov. 9

Divine Sleep Yoga Nidra is a meditation practice that is relaxing

and energizing, but it has the power to transform us at deep

levels to become more of who we are, and to live life from the

awareness of your true Self. DSYN is easy and accessible. All

you have to do is lie down or sit and listen to a skillfully guided

meditation.The results of DSYN are far reaching and it is

foolproof!

Such as:

A sense of wellbeing,

safety, security, and

confidence in your body.

Emotional freedom.

Intellectually, insights

arise beyond what is

possible to achieve through logic and reason

Please bring yoga mat, blanket, pillow to make you

comfy.

BREATH MUDRAS AND MANTRAS

OH MY!!



Instructor: Kathleen Fisk Oct. 5

A great class of conscious breath techniques, mudras (hand

positions to effect energies of the body, mind and emotion)

and mantras (words to invoke emotion and healing), woven

together to create peace, calm and energizing effects in the

body mind and spirit.

Please bring yoga mat, dress comfy.

TUESDAY

West Sand Lake Elem. Gym 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Tuition: $70 per session Tuesday evenings

Instructor: Concetta Snyder Session I starts: Sept. 22

Session II starts: Jan. 12

(10 classes per session)

ZUMBA® GOLD takes the popular Latin-dance inspired workout

of Zumba® and makes it the perfect class for all populations —

seniors, beginners, unconditioned, or others needing

modifications in their exercise routine. Absolutely NO dance

experience required!!! A ZUMBA® GOLD fitness class includes

slower-paced, lower impact choreography that is easy-to-follow

with modified moves along with more verbal cueing. This class

provides cardiovascular strengthening, works the muscles of

the body, and improves range of motion—while getting the

social benefit of “dancing” with friends and meeting new people

in a non-judgmental

environment.

Wear loose-fitting

comfortable clothing,

supportive footwear

with low tread (not a

running sneaker) and

bring a water bottle

and small towel.

A SLOWER PACE, LOWER IMPACT

ZUMBA® CLASS

Concetta Snyder is an AFAA, Ace Specialty Leadership,

Enhanced Fitness Certified Instructor.


TUESDAY TUESDAY

ANYONE CAN LEARN TO PAINT


Tuition: $60.00* 6 Tues. evenings

Instructor: Jodi Beehm * Session I-starts October 6

* Session II-starts January 19

*Deadlines to register to order supplies:

Session I-Tuesday, Sept. 22

Session II - Tuesday, January 5

Don’t be intimidated! Anyone can learn to paint! You

will learn many of the basic strokes of painting and become

familiar with decorative painting terms and techniques.

Beginners as well as those who have painted before are most

welcome. Students will paint at least two projects during this

six week course. Prior students bring usual supplies; new

students should bring a water container and paper towels.*

New students will need to make the one time purchase

of a brush kit at the cost of $20.00 from the instructor

on the first night of class. (Returning students may also

purchase this kit by contacting Jodi.) A supply fee for all

participants for paint used during class, and painting

surfaces will be $20.00 also to be paid to the instructor

on the first night. You may call Jodi at 859-4534 or email:

[email protected] with any questions on projects or

supplies.

Miller Hill Elem. Gym 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Tuition: $85.00 10 classes per session (2 times per week)

Instructor: Keri Stern Session I: starts Sept. 22

AFAA Instructor Session II: starts Oct. 27

Session III: starts Dec. 8

Session IV: starts Jan. 12

Class meets on

Tuesdays & Thursdays

Bring your day to a peaceful

close by relieving stress and

anxiety, encouraging balance,

strength and flexibi l ity.

Patiently move past current body limitations to strengthen and

stretch the entire body. Stabilize joints by holding and using a

smooth transition from pose to pose. Enjoy a quiet close to the

class leaving you feeling relaxed and renewed.You will need a

Yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing to enjoy this class.

PIYO (PILATES & YOGA)WITH KERI STERN

CREATIVE CLAY -HAND BUILDING

Beginners & Intermediate Students

High School Room 126 6:00-8:30 p.m.Tuition: $135.+ $30. Material fee* 6 Tues. eveningsInstructor: Mary Pat Wager Class starts Sept. 29 & Amy BaileyLocal Artists & High School Art Teachers

*A material fee of $30. will be collected by

instructors at the first class. Materials fee includes:

clay, firing and glazes. Please note: First 5 weeks

will be creating in clay. No class Nov. 3rd for drying/

firing, final week will be for glazing.

In this 6 week course, students will design and create uniquebowls and teapots using various hand-building techniques.Participants will learn how to create drape, coil and wovenbowls, in addition to designing and creating their own funkyteapot! All projects are designed for any level of ability andexperience. For previous participants, projects will allow forgrowth and expression. We will be working with our slab-roller, clay extruder and other various tools. Students willcreate several finished pieces which will be glazed and kilnfired. This is a fun, hands-on course for any beginning orintermediate student.

High School Room 135 6:30-9:30 p.m.Tuition: $30.00* 3 Tues. eveningsInstructor: Jodi Beehm Class starts: November 17

Deadline to register: Nov. 3

Jodi will be offering a holiday project class as an extension tothe Anyone Can Learn To Paint class.* A supply fee of$10.00 to be paid to the instructor on the first nightof this class. Brushes will not be supplied for this class. Youmay call Jodi at 859-4534 or email: [email protected] any questions on the project.

HOLIDAY PROJECT with JODI

Algonquin Music Room M4 6:30-9:00 p.m.

Tuition: $55.00* 1 evening

Instructor: David Ciucevich Oct. 27

*Tuition fee includes a workbook and practice DVD

Have you ever wanted to learn the guitar but simply find it

difficult to find the time? In just a few hours you can learn

enough about playing the guitar to give you years of musical

enjoyment, and you won’t have to take private lessons to do it.

This crash course will teach you some basic chords and get you

playing along with your favorite songs right away.

Bring your acoustic guitar.

Topics include:

• How chords work in a

song

• How to form the three

main types of cords

• How to tune your guitar

• Basic strumming patterns

• How to buy a good

guitar (things to avoid)

JUST ONCE GUITAR FOR BUSYPEOPLE (ages 13+)

INTRODUCTION TO HIKING: HOWTO USE A MAP, COMPASS & GPS

(WITH OPTIONAL SPRING HIKE)

High School Room 110 6:30-8:00 p.m.Tuition: $35. for classes/$50. with hike* 2 Tues. evenings*Instructor: Fred McCagg Class dates: Oct. 6 & 13 NYS Licensed Guide Optional Hike: Oct. 17 Owner of “Dynamic Sport Adventures”

Hiking is a wonderful hobby andgreat exercise as well as a greatway to get in touch withnature!!! Let us teach you howto do it right! The art of “stayingfound” requires little more thana good map and compass, andthe know how to use them properly. Today’s topographic mapsare the best available, and magnetic compass models are well-designed for the modern navigator. Learning to use a compassand map together are fundamental skills each outdoorsmanand woman should have. This contributes to your safety afield,and also to your success. This class offers an introduction tolearning these skills, with classroom and in the field hands onlearning. All classroom materials are provided.

*Our optional hike will be on Buck Mountain overlooking LakeGeorge. On a clear day you can see the High Peaks in theAdirondack Mountains and also look below to see the manyislands sparkling like jewels in Lake George. Barbara McMartin’sbook, 50 Hikes in the Adirondacks, describes Buck Mountain as“a perfect introduction to the Adirondacks.” Buck Mountain is amoderate hike of 3 miles (one way) with a few challengingspots. We will car pool for the hike and you will need to bringyour own lunch and water. Plans and preparation for the hikewill be discussed in the class. Hike is tentatively planned

for Saturday, October 17 (weather permitting).

TUESDAY

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LEARN THE ART OF

SEAT WEAVING

Before After


Tuition: $12.00 per class** Number of evenings to be

Instructor: Penny Gebhard determined by the project need

Start date: Wednesday, Oct. 7

(Initial registration fee of $12.00 must be mailed in

as registration for this course.) There will be no class

on Oct. 14 to allow materials ordered to arrive. Class

resumes on Oct. 21 and will run weekly. You are

responsible for paying $12.00 for each night that the

class is held until your project is completed. (The

cost of materials is not included).

It’s time to get that old chair seat repaired! Enroll in this class

and learn to do the job yourself. Both pressed and woven cane,

splint, rush, porch weave and Danish cord techniques can be

taught in this class. Bring your project to the first class-we will

remove the old seat properly (if necessary). **First night of

class will be used to determine the materials needed

for each individual’s project.

INTRODUCTION TO GOLF ATBURDEN LAKE COUNTRY CLUB

ADULTS (14 years and older)

Burden Lake Country Club 5:30 -6:45 p.m.

Tuition: $60.00 4 Wed. evenings

Instructor: Brian Hampson Class starts: Sept. 30

(weather permitting)

Golf is a game you can learn at any age and enjoy for the rest

of your life! Join us for a fun and inexpensive 4 week clinic. The

clinic will cover the basics of grip, stance and alignment along

with iron play, wood play, and short game in addition to rules

and etiquette. If you have any questions feel free to speak

with Brian prior to signing up by contacting him at 518-674-1770

(BLCC). If in doubt of class due to weather, please contact

Brian. Spots for this clinic will fill quickly so sign up soon!

Maximum of 12 students.

PGA Professional, BrianHampson, is the HeadProfessional at BurdenLake Country Club. Brianis a 2 time NENY PGAAssistant Professionalof the Year and bringsover 28 years ofexperience.

TUESDAY

High School Room 130 6:00-8:00 p.m.Tuition: $40.00 includes materials* 1 evening Instructor: Joan Church December 15

*Deadline to register is Fri., Dec. 11.

Mail in your registration and also call Joan at674-2100 or email: [email protected]

so materials can be ordered.

Learn how to create a beautiful and unique Christmascenterpiece. Great for tables, desks, counters and for gifts.Students will use fresh boxwood and flowers, along with baby’sbreath, pinecones and bows to decorate this long lastingcenterpiece. Please bring a knife for cutting boxwood.Class size is very limited so register early.

BOXWOOD CHRISTMAS TREE

High School Room 110 6:30-8:00 p.m.Tuition: $35.00 2 Tuesday eveningsInstructor: Fred McCagg Nov. 3 & 10 NYS Licensed Guide Owner of “Dynamic Sport Adventures

This course is designed to be an introduction to the fundamentalsof survival. It is a great way for beginners who are not yetcomfortable with the idea of an overnight to begin learningabout the backcountry and how to deal with wildernessemergencies. It’s also a great way for even experiencedoutdoors people to learn or refresh important fundamentalskills.The focus of this program is a “Modern” one with an emphasison basic skills, equipment, and preparedness with theexpectation of rescue within 72 hours. You will learn about theSeven Priorities of Survival (survival psychology, wildernessfirst aid, shelter, fire, signal, water, and food) Rules of three,the 5 W’s and more. This course is a great way to learn basicskills, build confidence, and become more comfortable in theoutdoors. Class will be classroom multi- media and presentationswith some outdoor skill sessions. Participants will receive a smallfire starter kit. This course is geared towardsparticipants of varying skill, experience levels, andbackgrounds so no prerequisites are required. We onlyrequire that you bring your sense of adventure andplenty of Positive Mental Attitude.

WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY

YOGA FOR A HEALTHIER BACK

AND HAPPIER YOU!

Averill Park High School Library 6:15-7:30 p.m.Tuition: $65.00 6 Wed. eveningsInstructor: Christine Orio Session I starts: Sept. 30 No class on Oct. 14 and Nov. 11

Are you finding that during these difficult times you are feelingmore stressed/anxious and possibly more tired? In this classwe will explore yoga postures and flow which support a strongermore flexible spine. We will also incorporate meditation andbreathwork to quiet the mind and renew the body and spirit. Allare welcome, no previous yoga experience necessary.

Please bring a yoga mat, yoga block and/or strap(optional) and wear loose comfortable clothing.WILDERNESS SURVIVAL 101

Algonquin Middle School Gym 6:30-9:30 p.m.Tuition: $40.00 10 Wed. eveningsInstructor: Bonnie Lilly Session I: starts Sept. 16 Session II: starts Dec. 9

Looking for individuals and full teams for this Fall session. Thisco-ed volleyball offering is set-up to provide individuals withsome time to unwind and have fun! A set schedule will be givenonce teams are formed. Each team will play for approximately1 ½ hours and will follow the schedule as to start times of 6:30and 8:00 p.m. If you are interested, please contact Bonnie Lilly

at 674-7191 or email: [email protected].

Returning players: please contact Bonnie to let her

know you are planning on playing and mail in your

payment.

CO-ED VOLLEYBALL


THURSDAY THURSDAY

FRIDAY

KRIPALU YOGA WITH KATHLEEN(Friday Afternoons)


Tuition: $96.00 8 Fri. afternoons

Instructor: Kathleen Fisk Session I starts: Sept. 25

Session II starts: Jan. 8

Session III starts: March 11

KRIPALU YOGA is the yoga of compassion. You will experience

gentle postures, unique breathing techniques and quiet

relaxation in a mindful manner that will allow you to release,

relax and rejuvenate. Great class after a stressful day at work.

Scheduled for afterschool so faculty, staff and area residents

can wind down and relax before dinner!

Kathleen Fisk is a Certified Kripalu Yoga Instructor.

High School Cafeteria/Bus Foyer * 6:00-7:00 p.m.Tuition: $50.00 5 Thursday eveningsInstructor: Debra Perks Session I starts: Sept. 24 Session II starts: Oct. 29 Session III starts: Jan. 14

*When weather permits, classes will move outdoors on

the left side of the school-teacher parking lot area.

From Nov. 19 thru Feb. 11 class will be held in the Bus Foyer.

INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCEDDOG TRAINING

High School Cafeteria/Bus Foyer* 7:00-8:00 p.m.

Tuition: $50.00 5 Thursday evenings

Instructor: Debra Perks Session I starts: Sept. 24 Session II starts: Oct. 29 Session III starts: Jan. 14

*When weather permits, classes will move outdoors on

the left side of the school-teacher parking lot area.

From Nov. 19 thru Feb. 11 class will be held in the Bus Foyer.

PUPPY & BEGINNERDOG TRAINING

THURSDAY

PAYING FOR COLLEGEWITHOUT GOING BROKE

This class is for puppies as young as 12 weeks old or for dogswho need basic obedience training. Bring food, toys, balls, andtugs your dog likes for training. Puppies should be wearing aflat collar and have a six foot, light leash. This class introducesrecalls, sit, down, walking without pulling, manners around otherdogs and people.Please bring vet records and the brush you use to

groom your dog.

This class will help prepare your dog for the A.K.C. Star Certifi-cate.

The dogs in this class know and obey basic obediencecommands. This class works on off leash work: heeling, longrecalls, moving exercises such as down while heeling and sitwhile heeling. Bring toys, balls, tugs and food for training.Please bring vet records. This class will prepare your dogfor the A.K.C. Canine Good Citizen test.

Algonquin Middle School Room 315 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.Cost: $30.00 2 Thurs. eveningsInstructor: Carol Winkley Oct. 22 & Oct. 29

Week 1 - Learn the basics of quilting. We will learn to use arotary cutter and mat to cut quilt pieces, discuss how topiece a block and finishingtechniques. We will also discussthe different tools that can beused to make quilting easy.

Week 2 - We will practice makingpieced squares of your choice.Students should bring several ¼yard pieces of coordinating fabricto make squares.

INTRODUCTION TO QUILTING

High School Room 145 6:30 – 8:00 p.m.


Instructor: Thomas Dingley Thursday, Nov. 5

Halliday Financial Advisor

Learn the strategies necessary to save for the fastest inflating

cost your family will see in their lifetimes. These include concepts

like the tax and gifting benefits of 529 plans and the flexibility

and control features they offer, as well as savings plans that

will not hurt your financial aid calculation or increase your

expected family contribution but will help to offset tuition cost.

This education seminar is great for parents and grandparents

alike.

High School Room 145 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.Tuition: $25.00 1 eveningInstructor: John Holser 2 Separate offerings Oct. 8 or Dec. 10

Making short films, documentaries and special interest videoprojects has gotten easier and cheaper. Computers, cell phonesand inexpensive HD cameras have opened filmmaking up to theaverage person. Buthow do you make afilm or video thatdoesn’t stink or boreyour friends? How doyou manage a videoor film production?

If you’re considering a project or do you just want to learnmore about the process. Either way this class will give you asolid foundation.You will learn: What camera equipment is best for your type of projectWhat type of microphones to use and what to stay away

fromHow to create a shot list and an editing planHow to make your first backyard film look like a pro shot itHow to package a film project that will get noticedThe process can be very rewarding or very overwhelming.

It’s important to get off on the right foot. This class is designed to set you up for success.

John Holser is an award winning producer, director,

cameraman who has made numerous independent

film and video projects. He has also worked with ABC,PBS and the Discovery Channel. John lives in Averill

Park and has expanded into teaching film and video.

You can learn more about John and filmmaking at

www.digitalfilmfarm.com

LEARN HOW TO TURN YOURIDEAS INTO A PROFESSIONAL

FILM OR VIDEO PROJECT


SATURDAY

BEGINNING TENNIS FOR ADULTS

INTERMEDIATE TENNIS

High School Tennis Courts 10:30-11:30 a.m.

Tuition: $50.00 5 Sat. mornings

Instructor: Phil Briscoe Start date: Oct. 3

* Raindates will be Sundays mornings

This class is for students with little or no experience in tennis.

Fundamentals of all strokes will be taught, including forehand,

backhand, serve, volley and overhead. Scoring and rules will

also be addressed. Each class will begin with a stretching and

warm-up routine and will include some doubles play. Please

bring your own tennis racquet, plus a can of tennis

balls. If you are

i n t e r e s t e d ,

please include

your email

address along

with your

registrat ion

form. Feel free

to contact the

instructor by

either calling or

texting him at 518-441-5517. Minimum of 6 participants.

(Adults – 18 years and older.)

High School Tennis Courts 9:00-10:00 a.m.Tuition: $50.00 5 Sat. mornings


* Raindates will be Sunday mornings

This class is for students who have had some lessons and/or

playing experience. It will include a review of the basic strokes

(forehand, backhand, volley, serve, overhead…) and willdevelop and expand on these fundamentals. There will be

increased focus on

match strategy forsingles and doubles.

Please bring your

own tennisracquet, plus a

can of tennis

balls. If you areinterested, please

include your

email addressalong with your

r e g i s t r a t i o n

form. Feel free to contact the instructor by either calling ortexting him at 518-441-5517. Minimum of 6 participants.

SATURDAY

TENNIS FOR CHILDREN

(10yrs. & older)

High School Tennis Courts 12:00-1:00 p.m.

Tuition: $50.00 5 Saturday afternoons


* Raindates will be Sunday mornings

This class is for younger children who want to learn basic skills

for tennis and see if they want to pursue the sport in school

or just for recreational purposes. Students need little or no

experience in tennis. Fundamentals of all strokes will be taught,

including forehand, backhand, serve, volley and overhead.

Scoring and rules will also be addressed. Each class will begin

with a stretching and warm-up routine and will include some

doubles play. Please bring your own tennis racquet,

plus a can of tennis balls. If you are interested, please

include your email address along with your

registration form. Feel free to contact the instructor by

either calling or texting him at 518-441-5517. Minimum of

6 participants.

SATURDAY

INTRODUCTION TO

SNOWSHOEING

High School Room 110 10:00 a.m.-12:00 noon

Tuition: see below* 2 separate offerings

Instructor: Fred McCagg Class offered: Jan. 9 or Jan. 16

Owner of “Dynamic Sport Adventures”

*Tuition: $30 per class with snowshoe rental included

$15 per class if you own your own snowshoesPlease send in registration and also call Fred @766-3177 to

discuss whether you need snowshoes or you have your own.

Snowshoeing has become one of the fastest growing wintersports in the country. Simply strap on a pair of snowshoes andgo on a winter hike or backpack! Class will start with an indoorclinic and focus on the gear selection and the initial skills neededto get you on the trails. This is a great introduction to thesport. Then we will hit the outdoors for some fun in the snow.Discover the joy of winter and thefreedom of snowshoeing! On thefield outing, you will learnsnowshoeing techniques,ascending and descending hills andwinter preparedness. Prior toclass we will communicate properclothing and gear for this great

adventure.

If there is interest, we may

set up a field trip to Cherry Plain State Park.

BUS TRIP TO BOSTON’SQUINCY MARKET!!

SAT., NOV. 7-Cost: $45.00Looking for something fun to do in November? Want to get a start on your Christmas shopping?Join us for a day discovering Boston’s Quincy Market and all the other great attractions thatcan be found in Boston. Enjoy the many fine eateries and shops! This trip is not tour-escorted soindividuals are on their own to enjoy all that the city has to offer.The bus will pick up promptly at the Averill Park High School at 7:00 a.m. and will return at approximately9:30 p.m. Departure time from Boston’s Quincy Market is 6:30 p.m. sharp. We will be traveling with YankeeTrails Charter Bus Company and anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult. No smokingis allowed on the bus. There will be a short comfort stop on the way to Boston and on the way home (ifneeded). All registrations and payments must bereceived by October 16, 2015. Don’t wait until the

last minute or your seat may be taken!

The following are just a few ideas of things to do while inBoston-Costs are not included in the price of the bus trip.Faneuil Hall, also known as Quincy Market-www.Faneuilhallmarketplace.comNew England Aquarium and the Simons IMAX Theatre-www.neaq.orgBoston Duck Tour - www.bostonducktours.comThe New England Holocaust Memorial - www.nehm.orgMuseum of Science - www.mos.orgMuseum of Fine Arts - www.mfa.org


PUBLIC NOTICE

ADDITIONAL GENERAL COURSE INFORMATION

Please write a separate check and registration form for each separate course you are registering

for and include the name of the course on the bottom of your check. You may put more than one

person on a registration form and check if it is the same class.

Please fill form out completely. Make checks payable to: APCSD Adult Education

Mail to: APCSD Adult Education, 146 Gettle Rd., Averill Park, NY 12018

AVERILL PARK ADULT EDUCATION

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REMEMBER TO CHECK OUT THE AVERILL PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT WEBSITE TO ACCESS THE ON-LINE BROCHURE

AND TO KEEP UPDATED ON EVENTS AND HAPPENINGS WITHIN THE AVERILL PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT !!

www.averillpark.k12.ny.us

Out of district residents are welcome to participate in our offerings. Senior citizens who have obtained a “Gold Card” may attendthe walking program for free and other sporting events and concerts. If you do not currently have a “Gold Card”, you may requestone from the District Office. The Averill Park Central School District Adult and Continuing Education Program is a self-supportingprogram and has no bearing on the district’s tax rate. Participants are responsible for providing or purchasing any necessarymaterials or supplies. Registration is on a first come - first serve basis with payment received being the deciding factor.So it is best to sign up early and send payment immediately.

The Averill Park Central School District’s Board of Education, its officers and employees shall not discriminate on the basis ofage, color, religion, creed, disability, marital status, veteran status, national origin, race, gender, genetic predisposition, carrierstatus, sexual orientation in its educational programs, services and activities. This policy of nondiscrimination includes access byall students to educational programs, counseling services for students, course offerings, and student activities, as well as recruitmentand appointment of employee and employment pay, benefits, advancement and/or terminations. The Board authorizes theSuperintendent of Schools to establish such rules, regulations and procedures necessary to implement and maintain this policyand will comply in good faith with all laws and regulations.

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