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Centralia College complies with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) which affords you certain rights with respect to your records. They are:

1. The right to inspect and review your educational records within 45 days of the day Centralia College receives a request for access.

2. The right to request the amendment of your education records that you believe inaccurate or misleading. You may ask Centralia College to amend a record that you believe is inaccurate or misleading.

3. The right to consent to disclosures of personally identifiable information contained in your education records, except to the extent that FERPA authorizes disclosure without consent.

4. The right to prevent disclosure of directory information. Centralia College routinely publishes and discloses directory information about students to various requestors.

5. The right to file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education concerning alleged failure by Centralia College to comply with the require-ments of FERPA.

The name and address of the office that administers FERPA is: Family Policy Compliance Office, U.S. Department of Education, 600 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. 20202-4605.

For a detailed description of these rights and how they effect you, call the Centralia College Admissions Office.

September 19, First Class Day December 2, Last Class Day

FERPA

Refund policy

Centralia College offers courses through Senior Center outreach sites in Lewis County. Classes range from fitness to drawing and painting to computer skills. Please contact the site directly for information on available classes.

SENIOR COLLEGEMorton Senior Center103 Westlake Ave • Morton • 360 – 496 – 3230Olequa Senior Center119 NW Kerron • Winlock • 360 – 785 – 4325Packwood Senior Center12931 Hwy 12 • Packwood • 360 – 494 – 6331Toledo Senior Center150 Coal Street • Toledo • 360 – 864 – 2112Twin Cities Senior Center2545 North National • Chehalis • 360 – 748 – 0061

Non – credit classes are self supporting and are not financed by state tax funds. When classes must be cancelled due to low enrollment or some extenuating circumstance, a 100% refund will automatically be processed. To withdraw from a class, you must do so 24 hours before the start of class in order to receive a 100% refund.

Registration beginsAug. 11!

How to register:• Mail your registration form, found on page 15, to Centralia

College Office of Enrollment Services

• Register by phone using a credit card by calling

360-736-9391, ext. 427

• Fax your registration with credit card information to

360-330-7106

• Come to the Office of Enrollment Services in the College

Center Building

Please register no later than 24 hours prior to the first day of class.

For more information, call 360 – 736 – 9391, ext. 427, or visit www.centralia.edu/academics/cont-ed/

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C R E AT I V E A RTSThe Art of Clay Botanicals

Create beautiful handcrafted daffodils. You will create an artistic botanical arrangement utilizing natural elements and daffodils handcrafted from clay. You may bring your own vase. Supply fee $10. Instructor: Dao Nguyen.Oct 1 Sa 10:00am – 4:00pm WAH 116Code 4663 Course CS 136A $50

NEW! Introduction to Pastels

Six classes — only $14 per class! Learn through hands-on experience how to draw

with soft pastels, hard pastels, and pastel pencils. Various types of paper used for pastels will be explored. Learn how value, hue, tone, and texture are expressed, and the techniques for preserving pastel pictures and sketches. All class supplies provided. Supply cost $15 Instructor: Gay Hoffman.Sept 22 – Oct 27 Th 9:00am – 11:00am TEC 109Code 4673 Course CS 138A $84

NEW! Advanced PastelsSix classes – only $14 per class! Now that you know the basics of working in pastels, learn how to capture likenesses in portraiture and atmosphere in landscapes, and how to bring animals to life using pastels. The work of past and present pastel masters will be critiqued. Bring your own pastels and pastel paper to each class. Supply cost $10. Instructor: Gay Hoffman.Nov 3 – Dec 15 Th 9:00am – 11:00am TEC 109Code 4674 Course CS 138B $84

NEW! Paint and Sip — The next StepTake the skills you have learned at acrylic paint events to the next level. The instructors of the popular monthly Paint Nights at Centralia College will offer the next steps to developing your artistic expression using acrylics. A balance of technical skill and your natural style will be encouraged. Basic planning, composition, and painting techniques will be presented with a different subject matter at each class. Attend one or more evenings. Students will complete at least one painting ready for framing. No prerequisite required. Supply fee $10. Class held in the Creative Space at the Rectangle Gallery downtown Centralia (209 N Tower Ave, Centralia). Instructors: Joan Hitchcock and Sue Wachter.Sept 14 W 6:00pm – 8:00pm CentraliaCode 4677 Course CS 136B $35Oct 11 T 6:00pm – 8:00pm CentraliaCode 4678 Course CS 136C $35Nov 9 W 6:00pm – 8:00pm CentraliaCode 6613 Course CS 136C $35

2016 Fall Continuing Education Courses

Interested in teaching?Bring your special skills, knowledge and expertise to the community by offering a class for Continuing Education. We are looking for part – time/non – credit instructors. Classes are offered days, evenings and weekends, and are a great way to share your knowledge and talent while earning a paycheck.

Qualifications:Experience with proposed subject matterEnjoy sharing knowledge and skills with othersCompleted course proposal

Visit our website at www.centralia.edu/academics/cont – ed/index.html, call 360 – 736 – 9391, ext. 623, or email karie.jorgensen@centralia.edu for current class offerings and a course proposal.

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NEW! Mosaics: Small Gifts

Surprise your loved ones this holiday season with charming mosaic gifts that cost you next to nothing. Bring small picture frames, boxes, flower pots, etc. that you’d like to transform or find something special among the instructor’s treasures. A workshop for ALL LEVELS; instructor provides all supplies and materials! Supply fee $10. Instructor: Susan Alexander. No class 11/21.Nov 14 – Dec 5 M WSC 215Code 6619 Course CS 103A $75 2:00pm – 4:00pmCode 6620 Course CS 103B $75 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Intermediate and Advanced Jewelry

This class is for returning students. Classes are offered Monday – Wednesday, with seven class times to choose from. Contact Continuing Ed office for more information at 360-736-9391, ext. 427.

NEW! Birthday Calendar

Having a hard time keeping track of birthdays? Grace will help you design a wood birthday calendar. These make great decorative and practical gifts. Choose from shabby chic to rustic country and everything in between. A fun class to attend with friends and family! Supply fee $10. Instructor: Grace Wills.Sept 19 – Sept 26 M 5:30pm – 7:30pm WSC 215Code 4713 Course CS 101W $30

Basket Weaving

Learn the basics of basket weaving and pattern techniques. You’ll be weaving with Rattan, also called Date Palm, which is pliable when wet, but incredibly strong when dry. You will be using color (dyed) Rattan and Seagrass for accent patterns. Learn the basics of weaving, as well as new techniques with each new basket. Weaving is very therapeutic and rewarding. Anyone can learn the wonderful art of weaving! Instructions for staining, cleaning, and caring for your basket will be included. You’ll be going home with a finished basket at each class. Bring a snack or lunch; we’ll be working through lunch. Kits with instructions for each basket will be available to purchase. Supply cost listed below. www.bremermountainbaskets.com. Instructor: Carolyn Snedigar.Two Oval Bowl Baskets ($28)Oct 7 F 12:30pm – 5:00pm WAH 116Code 4648 Course CS 101B $48Large Gathering Basket ($30) Color choices availableOct 8 Sa 9:30pm – 3:00pm WAH 116Code 4649 Course CS 101C $48

Lattice Bowl Basket ($28)Oct 15 Sa 9:30pm – 3:00pm WAH 116Code 4650 Course CS 101D $48Scrappy Randing Basket ($21)Oct 19 W 4:00pm – 8:30pm WAH 116Code 4651 Course CS 101E $48Footed Holiday Bowl ($38)Oct 21 F 11:30pm – 5:00pm WAH 116Code 4652 Course CS 101F $48Granny’s Market Basket ($50) Oct 29 Sa 9:30pm – 4:00pm WAH 116Code 4653 Course CS 101G $48Coasters X 2 ($25)Nov 2 W 4:00pm – 8:30pm WAH 116Code 4654 Course CS 101H $48Storage/Shelf Basket ($35)Nov 12 Sa 9:30pm – 4:00pm WAH 116Code 6606 Course CS 101A $55Wine Basket ($24)Nov 16 W 4:00 – 8:30pm WAH 116Code 6607 Course CS 101B $48Farm Bushel/Twill Weave ($25) Nov 18 F 11:30am – 5:00pm WAH 116Code 6608 Course CS 101C $55

Intro to Artistic Welding & Metal Working

Beginning students only. You will be introduced to beginning welding techniques and metalworking. You will learn a variety of processes, including oxy/acetylene welding, MIG welding (GMAW), torch cutting, plasma cutting, and the use of metal shears, benders, grinders, punches, saws, and drill presses. If you are interested in learning other processes, such as TIG welding (GTAW) or stick welding (SMAW), you will be given special instruction and opportunity to practice on your own. You will be given an opportunity to complete an artistic project of your choice. This is not an Industrial Welding class. Supply list will be mailed. Instructor: Marycolleen Foley.Sept 26 – Nov 28 M 6:00pm – 9:00pm TEC 103 Code 4666 Course CS 139A $ 135

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Intermediate and Advanced Metal Working and Welding

This course is designed for students that have taken Intro to Artistic Welding and Metalworking class and/or students who want further instruction in technical areas of metal forming and welding. Shop space and a grinding room, as well as welders and various metal forming, shaping and cutting equipment will be provided. The instructor will be available to answer questions, provide feedback and technical and support assistance, discuss methods of fabrication, and offer refresher instruction. A $25 lab fee to cover welding gasses and wire is included in tuition cost. This is not an Industrial Welding class. Instructor: Marycolleen Foley.Sept 28 – Nov 30 W 6:00pm – 9:00pm TEC 103 Code 4667 Course CS 139B $150

Silk Scarf Dying

Design and create beautiful 100 percent silk scarves using professional dyes from Jaquard. Jaquard’s Red Label dyes have the reputation of having the richest most elegant colors. Learn new techniques with each scarf created. Supply fee $10 per scarf dyed. You will have time to dye 2-3 scarves. Class is held at 17831 Applegate St, SW, Rochester. Instructor: Joan Hitchcock.Sept 22 Th 6:30pm – 8:30pm RochesterCode 4698 Course CS 101L $30Oct 12 W 6:30pm – 8:30pm RochesterCode 4699 Course CS 101M $30Nov 2 W 6:30pm – 8:30pm RochesterCode 4700 Course CS 101N $30Nov 30 W 6:30pm – 8:30pm RochesterCode 6617 Course CS 101D $30

Beginning Artist Watercolor

Come explore and easily find beginning success. Each week, basic techniques will be demonstrated and applied through practice and projects. Youth are welcome! Students under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Each 3-week session during the year will present new concepts and projects. Class is held at 2114 Sandra Ave., Centralia. Supply fee $20. Instructor: Sue Wachter.Sept 26 – Oct 10 M 5:30pm – 8:00pm CentraliaCode 4680 Course CS 137A $45

Mosaic WorkshopMore popular today than ever, mosaic is an ancient art form that is creative and relaxing and perfect for non-artists! You'll learn all the steps for making beautiful mosaic pieces both decorative and useful — all at your own pace and experience level. A great recycling activity, too! Bring an item you'd like to transform or select from the instructor's treasures. Supply fee $10; all materials and tools are provided. Instructor: Susan Alexander.Oct 3 – Nov 7 M WSC 2153:00pm – 5:00pm Code 4701 Course CS103A $75 6:00pm – 8:00pm Code 4702 Course CS 103B $75

NEW! Toothbrush RugLearn the timeless toothbrush rug technique, also known as nalbinding in Scandinavian countries. This technique gives you the look and weight of a braid rug without braiding or stitching. Each stitch locks; when you reach the size you want, you are done. Rugs are made with a modified toothbrush and look similar to braided rugs, but offer more durability. You will start and complete your rug using not only age old methods but also those the instructor has developed. Supply fee $10. Instructor: Grace Wills.Sept 22 – Oct 6 Th 5:30pm – 7:30pm TEC 109Code 4675 Course CS 101J $50Nov 3 – Nov 17 Th 5:30pm – 7:30pm TEC 109Code 4676 Course CS 101K $50

NEW! The Felted LandscapeDesign and create beautiful landscapes “painted” with dyed wool. The first evening, using wet felting techniques, you will learn to layer and combine wools to create the background for your painting. The second evening, you will utilize needle felting techniques to add details and special touches. Bring your favorite non – copyrighted landscape image or use one of the class images. Class is held in the Creative Space at the Rectangle Gallery in downtown Centralia (209 N Tower Ave.). Instructor: Joan Hitchcock.Sept 27 – Sept 28 T W 6:30pm – 8:30pm CentraliaCode 4696 Course CS 136F $75Oct 17 – Oct 18 M T 6:30pm – 8:30pm CentraliaCode 4697 Course CS 136G $75Nov 14 – Nov 15 M T 6:30pm – 8:30pm CentraliaCode 6616 Course CS 136F $75

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NEW! Autumn PapermakingLearn the beautiful art of handmade papermaking using autumn’s bounty of leaves, seeds, flowers and edibles. You’ll construct your own molds and produce natural papers for gifts, cards, bookmaking, and more. Great recycling activity, too! Bring lunch, friends, large cookie sheet, dried flowers/seeds; instructor provides everything else you’ll need! Supply fee $10. Instructor: Susan Alexander. Oct 15 Sa 10:00am – 2:00pm TEC 109 Code 4703 Course CS 101O $ 49

NEW! Holiday PapermakingHolidays are the perfect time to learn the beautiful art of handmade papermaking. You’ll construct your own molds to produce colorful, sparkly papers for festive gifts, cards, and decorations. A great way to recycle and save money! Bring lunch, friends, and a large cookie sheet; instructor provides everything else! Supply fee $10. Instructor: Susan Alexander.Nov 19 Sa 10:00am – 2:00pm TEC 109 Code 6618 Course CS 101E $49

Wood Signs with Stencil Making

Learn techniques and tricks for designing effective stencils to reflect your style and attitude. Instruction will be given for preparing and distressing wood surfaces. During the class, you will combine this knowledge to confidently create beautiful, humorous, or inspiring wood plaques. The goal is to make great decor for your home. The plaques make great gifts for friends and family just in time for the holidays. You will need to bring a wood burner or wood burning pen with a stencil tip. Supply cost $10. Instructor: Grace Wills.Sept 20 – Sept 27 T 5:30pm – 7:30pm WAH 116Code 4718 Course 101X $30Oct 4 – Oct 11 T 5:30pm – 7:30pm WAH 116Code 4719 Course 101Y $30

Zendoodling: Beginning & AppliedClass is two sessions. Explore your hidden, inner creativity with zendoodling, a meditative, soothing art form. You’ll learn beautiful patterns and techniques you can use alone or with stamping, scrapbooking, watercolor, etc. Then we’ll apply zendoodling to wearables, décor, cards, etc. All supplies and materials provided by the instructor. Bring lunch and a friend. Supply fee $10. Instructor: Susan Alexander.Oct 22 & 29 Sa 10:00am – 3:00pm WAH 109Code 4704 Course CS 136G $75

Fiber Art ClinicsTake your first steps as a fiber artist. In small groups, set your individual pace and schedule to develop your silk painting/dying and or wet felting skills. Techniques will be applied to your choice of designing hung/framed or wearable art pieces. Experience

the inspiration and encouragement that is unique to learning and exploration in a multimedia and multi-skilled environment. Each clinic will provide an opportunity for your choice of a variety of silk dying/painting or wet felting techniques. Choose to develop one or both medias. Beginner and advanced opportunities will be presented. See the Fiber Arts Clinics schedules, choices and supply fee list. Contact instructor at least two days prior to clinic with your choices. Five students per session limit. Classes are held at 2114 Sandra Ave., Centralia. Supply fees indicated. Instructor: Sue Wachter, localartclass@gmail.com, 360-870-6569.Beginning Silk Dyed Scarf — 1 session, supplies $10 each scarfBeginning Silk Dyed Scarf with Wax Batik —1 session, supplies $15 each scarfSilk Dying Abstract with Depth — 2 sessions, supplies $20 two scarves Silk Painting with resist — 1 session, 10X10 finished piece, supplies $10 or 2 sessions, 18X18, supplies $15 Dyed Silk Scarf with resist — 2 sessions, supplies $15 – 20Silk Painting w/out resist lines — 3 sessions, (silk painting or watercolor experience required), supplies $20Wet Felted Wall Painting — 1 session, supplies for 2 complete/mounted and matted pieces $10Wet Felted/Silk Scarf — 1 session, supplies $20 – (session may run longer)Wet Felted with Hand Dyed Silk and Embellishments — 2 sessions, supplies $25Oct 19 W 5:30pm – 8:00pm CentraliaCode 4681 Course CS 136D $30Nov 1 T 5:30pm – 8:00pm CentraliaCode 4682 Course CS 136E $30Nov 8 T 5:30pm – 8:00pm CentraliaCode 6614 Course CS 136D $30Nov 21 M 5:30pm – 8:00pm CentraliaCode 6615 Course CS 136E $30

Stained Glass – Lead & Foil

Learn the techniques to make and complete your first stained glass panel. Class covers selecting design, leading basics, soldering, and finishing techniques. Bring your own glass tools or purchase supplies and tools from the instructor at class. Glass and material supplies will cost approximately $100-200, payable to the instructor. Class is held at 18245 Irwin St SW, Rochester. Call for directions 273-6562. Bring a fine or medium black and silver Sharpie to class. You may bring a sack lunch or snack to the day classes. Instructor: Karen Milton.Day class:Sept 14 – Oct 12 W 10:00am – 1:00pm RochesterCode 4655 Course CS 102C $107Lifelong Learners 50+Code 4656 Course SNRC 081C $54Oct 19 – Nov 16 W 10:00am – 1:00pm RochesterCode 4657 Course CS 102D $107Lifelong Learners 50+Code 4658 Course SNRC 081D $54Nov 30 – Jan 4 W 10:00am – 1:00pm RochesterCode 6609 Course CS 102A $107Lifelong Learners 50+Code 6610 Course SNRC 081A $54

Evening class:Sept 15 – Oct 13 Th 6:00pm – 9:00pm RochesterCode 4659 Course CS 102E $107Lifelong Learners 50+Code 4660 Course SNRC 081E $54

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Oct 20 – Nov 17 Th 6:00pm – 9:00pm RochesterCode 4661 Course CS 102F $107Lifelong Learners 50+Code 4662 Course SNRC 081F $54Dec 1 – Jan 5 Th 6:00pm – 9:00pm RochesterCode 6611 Course CS 102B $107Lifelong Learners 50+Code 6612 Course SNRC 081B $54

Glass WorkshopsBeginners welcome! One- or two-day workshops are a great way to sample stained glass and create a project to keep or give as a gift. Material costs listed below. Classes are held at 18245 Irwin St SW, Rochester. Instructor: Karen Milton. Fused Name Sign ($20 – $25)Sept 24 Sa 10:00am – 3:00pm RochesterCode 4706 Course CS 101Q $35Leaded Stained Glass Night Light ($10 – $15) Oct 5 W 6:00pm – 9:00pm RochesterCode 4707 Course CS 101R $35Leaded Angel ($12 – $16)Oct 14 F 6:00pm – 9:00pm RochesterCode 4708 Course CS 101S $35Fused Snowflakes ($15 – $25)Oct 19 W 6:00pm – 9:00pm RochesterCode 4709 Course CS 101T $35Fused Standing Christmas Tree ($12 – $16)Oct 21 F 5:30pm – 9:00pm RochesterCode 4710 Course CS 101U $35Christmas All Day ($10 – $25) several project to choose fromNov 5 Sa 10:00am – 3:00pm RochesterCode 4711 Course CS 101V $35Fused Standing Christmas Tree ($12 – $16)Nov 30 W 5:30pm – 9:00pm RochesterCode 6621 Course CS 101F $35Leaded Angel ($12 – $16) Dec 2 F 6:00pm – 9:00pm RochesterCode 6622 Course CS 101G $35

DA N C ESwing Dance

This class is geared toward teens and young adults, as well as the young at heart! Learn the East Coast Swing, starting with the basics and moving on to advanced steps and rhythm changes. You will learn how to lead and follow various partners with emphasis on timing and styling. Find out when to use single time versus triple time swing and move easily between the two. Learn to do multiple spins and some trick steps. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes that allow your feet to spin a full turn (leather or smooth soles) — preferably not tennis shoes. Classes will be held at Flying Tiger Exercise Arts Center, 219 S. Tower Ave., Centralia. Instructor: Marie Kiser.Sept 19 – Nov 21 M 7:00pm – 8:00pm FTEAC Code 4643 Course CS 157D $47Lifelong Learners 50+Code 4644 Course SNRC 093D $25

Modern Western Square Dance

Meet new people in a family-friendly environment. Improve your health with an American Medical Association-recognized low impact aerobic dance form. Modern Western Square Dancing is friendship set to music. Lesson are held at the Oakview Grange, 2715 N. Pearl, Centralia. The music is modern and lessons are taught by a nationally known caller/instructor. Fun for all ages. Singles or couples are welcome. Club members will be on-hand to help. Come as you are. No special outfits are needed; wear comfortable shoes. Contact Mike and Marion Freels at 360-273-4884 or Larry and Andrea at 360-273-6008. No class 10/12 and 11/23.Sept 14 – Dec 9 W 7:00pm – 9:00pm CentraliaCode 4705 Course CS 159A $50

Beginning Ballroom Dancing

Learn to glide your partner around the dance floor with style and grace. You will learn the salsa, waltz, foxtrot, swing, rumba, cha cha, tango, and nightclub two-step. Leading and following techniques and timing are stressed. Classes will be held at Flying Tiger Exercise Arts Center, 219 S. Tower Ave., Centralia. Instructor: Marie Kiser.Sept 19 – Nov 21 M 6:00pm – 7:00pm FTEACCode 4637 Course CS 157A $55Lifelong Learners 50+Code 4638 Course SNRC 093A $25Sept 22 – Dec 1 Th 7:00pm – 8:00pm FTEACCode 4639 Course CS 157B $55Lifelong Learners 50+Code 4640 Course SNRC 093B $25

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WHAT IS...A LIFELONG LEARNER?Centralia College is committed to adults who would like to continue learning. We offer classes with sections that qualify for reduced tuition rates for students 50 years or older. These are indicated by "Lifelong Learner 50+" in this schedule.

NEW! Intermediate Ballroom DancingIf you know the basics and want to move on to more technical steps and dance positions, this class will improve your floor craft and personal styling. Includes all dances from the beginning class, plus introduction to West Coast Swing and Samba. Classes will be held at Flying Tiger Exercise Arts Center, 219 S. Tower, Centralia. Instructor: Marie Kiser.Sept 22 – Dec 1 Th 6:00pm – 7:00pm FTEAC Code 4641 Course CS 157C $47Lifelong Learners 50+Code 4642 Course SNRC 093C $25

CO M P U T E R & T E C H N O LO G Y

NEW! Facebook for Everyone

Are you getting the most out of Facebook? If not, this exciting course is for you. You will learn why Facebook is so popular and the things that can be done with it. You will learn to build and modify a personal profile and set a privacy strategy in line with best practices and personal preferences. Additionally, you’ll learn the multimedia skills required to select and post pictures, video, documents and other media to your Facebook profile, group, or page. Finally, you’ll learn accelerated multimedia strategies that will transfer to other areas of media. You may bring your laptop computers. You should have basic computer skills. Instructor: Mitchel Townsend.Sept 21, 28 Oct 5, 12 W 5:30pm – 7:30pm WAH 209 Code 4712 Course CS 151C $20Nov 9, 16, 23, 30 W 5:30pm – 7:30pm WAH 209Code 6623 Course CS 151A $20

Digital Archiving Basics

Facing a hard – drive crash or loss of important business and personal media files can cause panic and result in costly fixes. Learning a little about digital archiving can save you thousands of dollars in recovery costs if you lose data files. This course focuses on steps to assure your important documents, photos, music, and family history will remain available and that copies of these files will always be in your possession. The presentation includes ample time for questions, answers, and discussion. Instructor: Gayle Palmer. Oct 29 Sa 9:00am – 1:00pm WAH 115Code 4623 Course CS 151B $60

Computer Basics for Beginners

This class is for the new computer user who wants to learn about computers in an easy to understand hands-on course. You will learn to use the desktop, taskbar, scroll bars, and other controls in Windows, and how to use the basic programs to write letters and save into organized folders you create. Learn to use flash drives to make information portable. This class uses Windows 7, not Windows 8. Instructor: Amanda Warner.Sept 26 – Oct 17 M 6:00pm – 8:30pm WAH 212Code 4619 Course CS 152A $50Lifelong Learners 50+Code 4620 Course SNRC 043A $30

Intermediate ComputerThis course is for students who have completed Computer Basics or have an understanding of creating and saving documents. You will continue to build file management skills by creating, copying, moving, and deleting files and folders. You’ll expand your knowledge to include common tasks, such as printing and moving information from one application or folder to another. Use “search” to find anything on your computer! You will also learn to maintain your computer, work with the Control Panel, navigate the Internet, and find and save information. This class uses Windows 7, not Windows 8. Instructor: Amanda Warner. Nov 7 – Nov 28 M 6:00pm – 8:30pm WAH 212Code 6604 Course CS 152A $50Lifelong Learners 50+Code 6605 Course SNRC 043A $30

Microsoft Excel Introductory class! You will learn to create new worksheets and edit existing worksheets. Learn to input data, use auto fills to save time and improve accuracy, format data using color, fonts, and size, and sort and select data effectively. Class will also cover writing formulas and creating charts to present data. Instructor: Amanda Warner.Sept 28 – Oct 19 W 6:00pm – 8:30pm WAH 212Code 4621 Course CS 152B $50Lifelong Learners 50+Code 4622 Course SNRC 043B $30

H E A LT H A N D F I T N E S SNEW! Pre-Diabetes & Diabetes: Safe and Effective Goals and Strategies

This class is for anyone who has blood sugar problems. The class will cover safer and more effective strategies to manage or reverse blood sugar problems and complications. We will discuss how to avoid or reduce insulin shots. Handouts will be provided. Instructor: David Overton, PA-C, AHG.Oct 12 – Oct 26 W 6:00pm – 8:00pm WAH 109Code 4717 Course CS 206B $85

Reiki Level 1Would you like to have access to a simple and safe technique to give healing energy to yourself and others? No prior experience or ability is necessary. This one-day seminar is full of information, techniques, meditations, and hands-on experience. You will be able to effectively transfer healing Reiki energy directly to yourself or another person, restoring health and wellness on all levels. Instruction, attunement, complete manual, and certification are provided. Break for 1-hour lunch. Instructor: Ardeth Ellis.Oct 1 Sa 9:00am – 5:00pm WAH 113Code 4645 Course CS 207A $100Nov 5 Sa 9:00am – 5:00pm WAH 113Code 4646 Course CS 207B $100

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RESTART: a sugar detox program

This 5-week RESTART program is a simple, powerful way to give your body a vacation from having to process toxins like sugar. With a 3-week sugar detox built right in, the program focuses on how to use real food to boost your energy and cut sugar and carb cravings. Discover how good you can feel! Instructor: Kate Moore.Sept 29 – Oct 27 Th 6:00pm – 7:45pm WAH 115Code 4647 Course CS 207C $90.00

Combattitude

Combattitude® is a fitness program designed to improve cardiovascular and muscular endurance, build muscle tone and strength, and promote weight loss, flexibility, mental focus, confidence, and offensive and defensive pugilistic skills. The curriculum is based on a unique blend of fighting arts (Western boxing, Kung Fu, Karate, Savate, Thai boxing, Jun Fan kickboxing, Filipino) and fight choreography arranged in a 32-segment sequence of offensive and defensive moves taught in three distinctive levels (Amateur/Bronze, Intermediate/Silver, Advanced/Gold). Wraps and 12oz gloves are needed. Instructor: Charles Farrall.Sept 20 – Dec 1 T Th 7:15pm – 8:15pm MSG 200Bronze Level Code 4624 Course CS 129A $60Silver Level Code 4625 Course CS 129B $60Gold Level Code 4626 Course CS 129C $60

Yoga

This exercise class combines flexibility, muscular strength, endurance, and relaxation. You will be encouraged to work at your own level of fitness. Bring a yoga mat. Instructor: Emily Parnham.Sept 20 – Dec 1 T Th 6:00pm – 6:50pm MSG 200Code 4627 Course CS 129D $54

Senior Adult Fitness Senior Adult Fitness is a medically supervised exercise class for individuals who have had a heart attack or are at high risk of heart disease. Individuals with pulmonary disorders are also encouraged to participate. Instructor: April Beauregard. No class 10/14, 11/11, and 11/25.Sept 19 – Dec 2 MWF 7:00am – 7:50am MSG 125 NEW! Lifelong Learners 50+Code 4628 Course SNRC 096A $42Sept 19 – Dec 2 MWF 8:00am – 8:50am MSG 125Lifelong Learners 50+Code 4629 Course SNRC 096B $42

T’ai Chi DaytimeT’ai Chi is a centuries-old Chinese form of exercise characterized by slow, graceful movements of a gentle, non-impact nature. Instructor: Russell Barr. Sept 19 – Nov 30 MW 8:00am – 8:50am MSG 200Code 4630 Course CS 129E $54Lifelong Learners 50+Code 4631 Course SNRC 090A $35

Beginning – Advanced Tae Kwon DoMultilevel classes for men, women, and young adults (ages 16 and up) to develop balance, agility, spatial awareness, strength and flexibility. You will further develop techniques, forms, and self-defense aspects required to advance to blue and orange belt in the Korean martial art of Tae Kwon Do. Instructor: Larry Grove.Sept 19 – Nov 30 MW 6:00pm – 8:00pm MSG 200Beginning Code 4632 Course CS 129F $69Intermediate Code 4633 Course CS 129G $69Advanced Code 4634 Course CS 129H $69

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Senior-Friendly T'ai Chi, Wu Style Level 1Learn the slow and graceful movements of Wu style T'ai Chi in an approach designed for the abilities of mature adults. T'ai Chi has been shown to improve balance, coordination, and lower-body strength and lead to deep relaxation. Instructors: Margaret Rader and Melitta Murphy. Sept 19 – Nov 30 MW 2:00pm – 2:50pm MSG 200Lifelong Learners 50+Code 4635 Course SNRC 090B $35

Senior-Friendly T'ai Chi, Wu Style Level 2This class is for students who have taken at least two quarters of Senior – Friendly T'ai Chi and who would like to learn the entire Wu style long form. We will also emphasize exercises to increase strength, flexibility, and deepening intent and relaxation. Instructors: Margaret Rader and Melitta Murphy.Sept 19 – Nov 30 MW 1:00pm – 1:50pm MSG 200Lifelong Learners 50+Code 4636 Course SNRC 090C $35

O U T D O O R S

NEW! Fall Birds of Washington StateThis 3 – session class is a perfect class for beginner or intermediate birders. You’ll learn to identify more than 205 fall bird species found in Washington. You’ll identify the species, habitat, season, locations, and tools needed. Also presented are birding techniques and ethics. Required Materials: National Geographic Society Field Guide to North American Birds, 6th Edition. Instructor: David Kaynor. Sept 29 – Oct 13 Th 6:30pm – 8:30pm WAH 109Code 4613 Course CS116A $59

NEW! 10 Great Forts of WashingtonJoin us for a 1-hour look at the 10 best forts of Washington State. We will travel the state to look at both European settlement forts and World War 2 forts. Topics include locations, best time to visit, and what you can expect to see. Instructor: David Kaynor.Oct 20 Th 6:30pm – 7:30pm WAH 109Code 4614 Course CS131A $20

NEW! Mima Mounds, the latest on a local mystery We will look at the different theories as to the mounds’ origins and why some of them could be true and why others could have never worked. A thought-provoking class on a local wonder. Visual aids and handouts provided. Instructor: David Kaynor.Nov 3 Th 6:30pm – 7:30pm WAH 109Code 4615 Course CS 226A $20

NEW! 10 Must-See Places in Thurston County

You have lived here how long? Well, it is time to get out and explore your own backyard. Come along on this slide tour of the most memorable sites in Thurston County. Handout includes directions. You don’t have to travel far to have some great memories. Instructor: David Kaynor.Oct 27 Th 6:30pm – 7:30pm WAH 109Code 6600 Course CS 136A $20

NEW! Lewis and Clark Trail-Idaho and Washington

This is a 2-session class that will explore the Lewis and Clark Trail through Washington and Idaho. This class discusses the historic trail from a driving point of view. We will be checking out the sites where the expedition of discovery stopped and discuss the historical impact of their legacy. Visual aids and handouts provided. Instructor: David Kaynor.Nov 10 – Nov 17 Th 6:30pm – 8:30pm WAH 109Code 6601 Course CS 136B $49

NEW! Earth’s Interior, Core to Crust

You’ll explore our planet’s interior and how it affects life on earth. We’ll look at how cutting edge technology allows geologists to understand the dynamics of the earth’s interior. Visual aids and handouts provided. Instructor: David Kaynor.Dec 1 Th 6:30pm – 7:30pm WAH 109Code 6602 Course CS 226A $20

P E R S O N A L I M P R O V E M E N TBeginning Spanish

If you are new to the Spanish language or just want a refresher course, please join us for this class. We will address all four language skills (reading, writing, listening, and speaking) through thematic vocabulary units. Although grammar will not be the main focus of the class, it will be presented so you can apply basic rules to new words. All materials will be provided by the instructor. Instructor: Arlene Mickols. Sept 19 – Oct 7 MWF 7:00pm – 8:30pm WAH 115Code 4664 Course CS 297B $85

NEW! Using Your Beginning Spanish

This class is a continuation of the Beginning Spanish class. You will read a short simple novella written completely in Spanish. Using a controlled vocabulary, you will be able to practice the present tense, be introduced to object pronouns, and learn other grammatical structures. The course is for continuing students and those with basic understanding of elementary Spanish grammatical structures and a basic Spanish vocabulary. Supply fee $6. Instructor: Arlene Mickols. No class 10/14.Oct 10 – Oct 28 MWF 7:00pm – 8:30pm WAH 115Code 4665 Course CS 297C $85

NEW! Seven Simple Secrets to Financial Freedom

This class is taught by a single mom turned home business entrepreneur/home owner/real estate investor. This is not a get rich quick scheme; this is a plan of action to get out of credit card debt and reduce bad credit, raise your credit limit and lower your interest rate, use more credit to raise your credit score, buy a home (even if you have bad credit or are self-employed), pay off your mortgage in half the time with less money, keep your home protected against lawsuits, and become an active investor for financial freedom. This workshop is not for those already advanced in financial matters. No legal advice is provided. Supply fee $20. Instructor: LeeAnne Krusemark.Nov 3 Th 3:00pm – 5:00pm WAH 105Code 4683 Course CS 236A $29

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NEW! Save Money with Extreme Couponing

Learn how to save money every day with extreme couponing. Coupons are not just for groceries. The savings can add up to hundreds or even thousands of dollars every year. This comprehensive workshop will teach you where to find different types of coupons, and how to find the best coupon websites, decipher coupon policies, and find other people to trade coupons with. You’ll also learn to store and organize your coupons. Feel free to bring your coupons to class for a trading session. Supply fee $10. Instructor: LeeAnne Krusemark.Nov 3 Th 5:00pm – 6:00pm WAH 103Code 4684 Course CS 236B $16

NEW! Earn Extra Money with a Mystery Shopping Business

You do not have to pay to begin your new career in this exciting field. You will learn how to start your business endeavor (participants must attend “Cash-in with a Successful Home-Based Business”) and create a mystery shopping profile, sign up with many mystery shopping companies without fees, avoid the pitfalls and scams, and become a merchandiser. With a few simple steps, you can start Mystery Shopping today! Supply fee $10. Instructor: LeeAnne Krusemark.Nov 3 Th 6:00pm – 7:00pm WAH 103Code 4685 Course CS 236C $16

NEW! Cash-in with a Successful Home-Based Business

Turn your talents and hobbies into profits at home by learning how to start a home-based business. During this informative workshop, you will discover the mandatory legal documentation, ways to market your product/service, take tax deductions, and learn about more than 100 home business ideas and free future Q&A opportunities. This is probably the most comprehensive business startup workshop you will ever find, so if you really want to succeed in a home business, this step-by-step session is a must! Supply fee $20. Instructor: LeeAnne Krusemark.Nov 3 Th 7:00pm – 9:00pm WAH 103Code 4686 Course CS 186A $29

NEW! Make Money with a Typing/WP/Virtual Assistant Business (prerequisite)

If you can type, then you can make money at home using your word processor or computer. Having already learned all about home-based business success (participants must attended "Cash in with a Successful Home-Based Business"), you will discover how and where to find clients, 50 ways to advertise/market your services, effective home office equipment choices, 100 ways to make money with a computer, and free national networking information. There really is a need for your services, so learn to be

your own boss, set your own hours, and make more money. Supply fee $10. Instructor: LeeAnne Krusemark.Nov 3 Th 9:00pm – 10:00pm WAH 103Code 4687 Course CS 186B $16

Intro to Spiritual JourneysSpiritual Journeys is a very effective program that uses self – hypnosis techniques to safely and significantly accelerate your spiritual development and awareness in just a few days of meditation. Learn techniques to take yourself into deep relaxation, to develop a strong connection to your Inner Wisdom, to receive trusted information and guidance from Source, and to consciously explore the spiritual realms and obtain answers to your innermost questions. No prior experience necessary. You will not be hypnotized in this class; it is for introductory information only. Class is held at Evergreen Healing Arts Center, 57 W. Main St., Chehalis. See www.howardbatie.com for further information or call 360-219-8512. Instructor: Howard Batie.Sept 24 Sa 10:00am – 12:00pm ChehalisCode 4716 Course CS 236F $20

NEW! Make Your Dreams Come TrueEverybody has a dream. But having a dream and making it come true are two very different things. This class offers a practical approach to some of life's familiar dreams of finding a spouse, buying a house, picking a career, changing careers, starting a business, retiring, relocating, traveling, and more. You'll learn to define and refine your dream, clear the decks for change, make plans, set and achieve goals, overcome the most common stumbling blocks and failures, and live the dream. Whether your dream is big or tiny, it's never too late or too early in life to make it happen. PowerPoint presentation and outline. Plenty of time to get your questions answered. Instructor: Joelle Steele.Oct 22 Sa 9:00am – 1:00pm WAH 113Code 4690 Course CS 290A $65

NEW! Transforming Negative EmotionsTechniques for improving the quality, effectiveness, and joy of life. Webster’s defines “negative” as “not constructive or helpful.” We all experience emotions we do not enjoy, and which we often recognize as counter-productive. Yet we feel powerless as to what to do with this energy. Come and learn simple techniques using sound, movement, and visualization to transform discomfort to ease. No equipment is necessary. Wear comfortable clothes and bring a cushion if you prefer to sit on the floor. Chairs will be provided. Please come as fragrance-free as possible out of consideration for others. Instructor: Ardeth Ellis.Oct 15 Sa 10:00am – 1:00pm WAH 109Code 4695 Course CS 206A $40

B U S I N E S SGrant Writing Basics for Nonprofit Organizations

This workshop is focused on preparing for and writing grants for small nonprofit organizations. The course will cover the elements of a grant proposal, budget development, and evaluation metrics to measure the impact of your project on your community. The presentation includes ample time for questions and answers and discussion. Instructor: Gayle Palmer. Sept 24 Sa 9:00am – 1:00pm WAH 115Code 4693 Course CS 176B $60

Creating a Fund Raising Plan for Non Profit OrganizationsThis workshop covers planning, development, and implementation of a long-term, strategic funding plan to support the mission of your nonprofit organization. It matches your mission with the funding needed to accomplish projects. Focus is on how to prepare a plan that will provide a steady source of funding for your community. Instructor: Gayle Palmer.Oct 15 Sa 9:00am – 1:00pm WAH 115Code 4694 Course CS 186D $60

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Introduction to Small Business Website Development

A thorough non-geek introductory overview of everything you could possibly want to know about starting a website or handling problems with an existing one. At the very least, you'll learn how to communicate with a web designer. Covers Internet basics, including hosting, domain names, software, HTML code, style sheets, shopping carts, writing relevant content, search engine optimization, marketing and promotion, social networking, design principles, navigation structures, and more. PowerPoint presentation and detailed outline. Bring your lunch. Instructor: Joelle Steele.Sept 24 Sa 9:00am – 3:00pm WAH 113Code 4688 Course CS 186C $70

W R I T I N GResearching & Writing Your Family History or Memoirs

This class will teach you all the ins and outs of research, including interviews, personal letters, diaries, photos, Ellis Island records, SS Death Index, title searches, ethnicity-specific searches, and vital statistics docs. You learn to handle variations in data, delicate info, speculative data, and holes in stories. You’ll learn fact-checking and ethics, how to use formats and viewpoints, and the writing process, as well as collecting, identifying, dating, and managing photos and other images. PowerPoint presentation and detailed outline. Get your questions answered. Bring your lunch. Instructor: Joelle Steele.Oct 8 Sa 9:00am – 3:00pm WAH 113Code 4689 Course CS 176A $70

Write a Great Novel

Turn your idea into a great novel and avoid the most common mistakes writers make. Learn to develop believable and relatable characters, structure compelling plots and subplots, create relevant and idiosyncratic dialogue, write description that sets tone and place, define your genre, use outlines, plot charts, and viewpoints, select names for characters and titles, research for realism and interest, use proven writing processes, and more. PowerPoint presentation and detailed outline. Get your questions answered. Bring your lunch. Instructor: Joelle Steele.Nov 5 Sa 9:00am – 2:00pm WAH 113Code 4691 Course CS 176 A $70

P E T C A R ENEW! The Holistic Cat

This class covers the ins and outs of holistic and natural cat care. Includes preventative measures, indoor vs. outdoor cats, common diseases and disorders, eliminating fleas, behavioral problems, household hazards, doing your own cat exams at home, grooming cats, nutrition and feeding, symptoms of illness and injury, alternatives to prescription medications, supplements, and geriatric issues. PowerPoint presentation and detailed outline. There will be time to get your questions answered. Bring your lunch. Instructor: Joelle Steele.Nov 19 Sa 9:00am – 1:00pm WAH 113Code 4692 Course CS 290B $65

M U S I CCommunity Band

Lewis County Community Band offers performance experience for band instrumentalists, college students, and community adults. Provides opportunity to improve technical and musical skills, as well as community service when possible. If you do not have an instrument, some are available through the college for a rental fee of $15 per quarter. Directed by Louie Blaser. Sept 20 – Dec 6 T 7:00pm – 9:00pm WAH 150Code 4670 Course CS 163B $25

Beginning Guitar

In this 10-week course, you will learn the basic skills for reading music and techniques needed to play the guitar. The class is for students with little or no background in guitar performance. You must supply your own acoustic guitar. This course will include a study of beginning guitar techniques and may incorporate repertoire from a variety of musical styles. Your knowledge of music theory and music reading will be developed. Instructor: Daven Tillinghast.Sept 20 – Dec 1 T Th 1:30pm – 3:00pm WAH 107Code 4669 Course CS 163A $215

WHAT ARE ... UNDERAGE STUDENTS?Students under the age of 16 must be accompanied to all scheduled classes by a parent/legal guardian. A completed and signed consent form will need to be on file and signed permission from the instructor received prior to registration.

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Choir

The Centralia College Choir is a vocal ensemble made up of Soprano, Alto, Tenor and Bass voices and is open to all participants regardless of musical knowledge or background. This class is web-enhanced; there is an additional $4 fee for online access. Instructor: Beth May.Sept 19 – Nov 30 M W 12:00pm – 12:50pm WAH 107Code 4668 Course CS 298A4 $25

Jazz Ensemble

Centralia College Jazz Ensemble will focus on the preparation of various jazz styles for public concerts, festivals, and other musical events. Jazz Ensemble members are required to participate in the scheduled concert on March 10 and any other scheduled band performances. Members may be required to pass an audition to register for the course. You must provide your own instrument and be able to read music. This class is web-enhanced; there is an additional $4 fee for online access. Instructor: Ryan Brumbaugh. Sept 19 – Nov 30 M W 5:00pm – 6:30pm WAH 107Code 4672 Course CS 164A4 $25

Pacific Northwest Chamber Orchestra

The orchestra provides performance experience for high school, college or adult community string musicians. You will be seated by the conductor through audition at the first rehearsal; prepare a short excerpt to demonstrate your skill. Sight-reading will be required. Additional sectional rehearsals may be scheduled as needed. You must supply their own instrument. The night of 9/19 class starts at 6:30pm. Children’s Concert 11/30. Final Concert is 12/5. Supported in its activities by the Pacific Northwest Orchestra Association. Conductor : David Judd.Sept 19 – Dec 5 M 7:00pm – 9:00pm WAH 150Code 4671 Course CS 163C $25

P R O F E S S I O N A L C E RT I F I C AT I O N SFirst Aid & CPR Certification

The American Heart Association Heartsaver First-aid/CPR/AED class covers bleeding control, seizures, epi pen use, allergic reactions, broken bones, choking, poisoning, CPR for adults, children and infants, and other life threatening emergencies. Learn how to use an AED (automated external defibrillator). Upon completion, you’ll receive an American Heart Association card. AHA cards are valid for two years. No refunds will be given if you do not withdraw at least 24 hours prior to the start of class. Instructor: Chris Layton. Cost is $65.Sa 8:30am – 4:00pm MSG 106Sept 10 Code 4612 Course CE 207BOct 8 Code 4715 Course CE 207CNov 12 Code 6630 Course CE 207ADec 10 Code 6631 Course CE 207B

Flagger Training & Certification

You will be taught professional flagging techniques and proper work zone set-up in accordance with standards and guidelines of the Federal Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD), Washington State Department of Transportation, and the Department of Labor and Industries Washington Administrative Code pertaining to flagging and temporary traffic control. Students passing the demonstration portion and 50-question exam will receive the Washington State Flagger Certification Card accepted in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana, and the American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA) National Flagger Certification Card accepted in most other states. Course includes references to the ATSSA flagging workbook, MUTCD, workshops, flagging demonstration, video, and PowerPoint presentation. Successful completion of course certifies you for a period of three years. You must be 18 years of age to receive certification. Bring a highlighter pen to class. No refunds will be given if you do not withdraw at least 24 hours prior to the start of class. Cost for each class is $65. Instructor: Rich Bunker.

Sa 8:00am – 5:00pm WAH 115Sept 10 Code 4605 Course CE 200BOct 8 Code 4617 Course CE 200CNov 5 Code 4618 Course CE 200DDec 3 Code 6603 Course CE 200A

Forklift CertificationThis 8-hour course is designed to certify operators of sit-down counterbalance lift trucks, light, medium, and heavy duty. You will have written and hands-on testing. You must be 18 years of age to receive a certification. Cost for the class $140. If you are interested in Forklift Certification, please call the Continuing Education office for more information at 360-736-9391, ext. 427.

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Main CampusI – 5 heading SOUTH, take exit 82 then left at end of rampI – 5 heading NORTH take exit 82 then right at end of ramp

Travel Harrison Avenue in right lane, turns into Main street after the curves. Turn right on Washington Avenue (stop light). Continue straight one block to four – way stop. The campus is to the left and right of this intersection

Karen Milton's Glass ShopI – 5 heading SOUTH, take exit 88 then right at end of ramp, keep rightI – 5 heading NORTH, take exit 88 then left at end of ramp, travel to right lane

Turn Right on Elderberry (first intersection at end of overpass). Take first Left on 196th Avenue. Turn Right on Sargent Road at next intersection. Travel about one mile, turn Left at four – way stop onto 183rd Ave. Travel about 3/4 mile , take a Right on Irwin St. Karen's shop is immediately to the left.

FTEAC – Flying Tiger / Aerie BallroomI – 5 heading SOUTH, take exit 81, left at end of rampI – 5 heading NORTH, take exit 81, right at end of rampFollow Mellen St. east. Turn left on S. Tower St. Located at 219 S. Tower. Parking available on street, at end of block and at back of building

Confidentiality of Students Records (FERPA) Centralia College complies with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) which affords you certain rights with respect to your records. They are:1. The right to inspect and review your educational records within 45 days of the day Centralia College receives a request for access. 2. The right to request the amendment of your education records that you believe inaccurate or misleading. You may ask Centralia College to amend a record that you believe is inaccurate or misleading. 3. The right to consent to disclosures of personally identifiable information contained in your education records, except to the extent that FERPA authorizes disclosure without consent. 4. The right to prevent disclosure of directory information. Centralia College routinely publishes and discloses directory information about students to various requestors. 5. The right to file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education concerning alleged failure by Centralia College to comply with the requirements of FERPA. The name and address of the office that administers FERPA is: Family Policy Compliance Office, U.S. Department of Education, 600 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. 20202 – 4605. For a detailed description of these rights and how they effect you, call the Centralia College Admissions Office.

Underage StudentsStudents under the age of 16 must be accompanied to all scheduled classes by a parent/ legal guardian, a completed and signed consent form will need to be on file and signed permission from the instructor received prior to registration.

Refund & Withdrawal PolicyNon – credit classes are self supporting and are not financed by state tax funds. When classes must be cancelled due to low enrollment or some extenuating circumstance, a 100% refund will automatically be processed. To withdraw from a class, you must do so 24 hours before the start of class in order to receive a 100% refund. Full refunds will be made if Centralia College cancels the event.

Content DisclaimerEvery effort is made to ensure the information in this brochure is as accurate as possible but sometimes things do change and we ask for your understanding. EEOC

Disability ServicesDisabled Student Services and equipment are available to make reasonable accommodation to any student with a documentable disabling condition. If you need accommodations to help you in a class call 360 – 736 – 9391 ext. 320, for information and appointments.

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