HPS Community Education ~ January 2015

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COMMUNITY CARES

Classes offered in and around our community. HPS does not sponsor or endorse the following classes.

HRDC Presents:

The Adult Education classroom schedule Monday-Friday 8am-5pm Other times are available by appointment (after hours or weekends) Intake and TABE testing available during regular hours or by appointment. TABE testing is required for enrollment. The Adult Education classroom offers preparation for the HiSET exam (formerly GED), tutoring, basic skills instruction, career counseling, and a computer lab for public use and individualized online training. For more information, please call 265-6743 x1197 or email abe@hrdc4.org. WIA Youth and Adult programs are available to assist in employment and training activities for individuals 14 and older. Some services offered are paid work experience, career counseling, career exploration, job search, resume and application assistance, and limited financial support.

The Friends of the Library Valentine’s Day Pie Social will be Friday, February 13 from noon - 4 p.m. Get a piece of pie and a cup of coffee for $3.

2015 Winter Reading Series

It’s time for Havre-Hill County Library’s Annual Winter Reading Series, sponsored by the Friends of the Library. This year our theme is “Orphans.”  January 8: Orphan Train by Christina Baker Kline, discussion leader Mike Zook  January 22: Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery, discussion leader Penny Hughes-Briant  February 5: The Education of Little Tree by Forrest Carter, discussion leader Marilee Russell  February 19: 4th of July Creek by Smith Henderson, discussion leader Will Rawn  March 5: Let Him Go by Larry Watson, discussion leader John Snider All discussions will be Thursday evenings at 7:00 p.m.

PRENATAL NUTRITION CLASS Eating healthy can help you to have a healthy baby. Expectant parents are invited to join us for a practical and informative prenatal nutrition course. During the class we will discuss topics such as weight gain, cravings, snacking, morning sickness, and nutritional needs for you and your baby. These classes also include information on various health department programs to include: WIC, Nurse-Family Partnership, and Family Planning (for those interested). When: Fourth Thursday of every month starting 2/26/2015 at 10:30 Where: Hill County Health Department Please call Hill County WIC at 265-5481, EXT 206 or 284 for more information.

Havre Public Schools “A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE!”

WINTER, 2015

“Have you had ‘The Talk’?” Havre-Hill County Library Children depend on their parents for help with questions Books & Babies—Wed. at 10:15 a.m. about values, relationships, love, and yes, intimate subjects. Story Time - Wednesdays at You may feel uncomfortable talking about intimate issues, 10:30a.m. & 3:30 p.m. but your child needs to learn from his or her most important Lego Time: (Robotics coming soon) role model—you. Talking builds trust between children and Thursdays from 3:30—5:00 p.m. their parents and we are here to help. Come find out how to begin the conversation and what to say. BullHook Community Health Center-Jon Tester Conference Room January 15th 6:30-8pm “Getting Prepared” January 22nd 6:30-8pm “The Facts…of Life” January 29th 6:30-8pm “Continuing The $25/year membership—offers use of: Conversation” Games Room Performing Arts Center Health & Fitness Center Taught by Janet Tretheway & Darlene Sellers members of the Havre Hill County Health Snack Bar Teen Center Education Center Consortium Technology Center Arts & Crafts Center Life Skills Center FREE Class Special Programs/Events Call 265-6206 for more information

Community Education Registration Winter 2015 Community Education Registration Form

Walk In Monday—Friday September 12—16

View classes online www.havre.k12.mt.us

Mail

Class ______________________________________#______

Robins Administration Building

Email communityed@havre.k12.mt.us

Name ____________________________________________

425 6th Street

Mailing Address ____________________________________

8 AM to 4 PM

Phone 265-4356 ext. 6716

Havre Public Schools Community Education P.O. Box 7791 Havre, MT 59501

Class ______________________________________#______

Highland Park Kindergarten Christmas Program

Montana Outstanding School Board of the Year Award. From L-R Curtis Smeby, Ed Hill, Aileen Couch, Tim Scheele, Cindy Erickson, Norman Proctor, Theresa Miller and Harvey Capellen

INCLUDES COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES

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Please register January 12 –16! All students must register prior to starting a class. In order to Contact number ___________________________________ prepare, instructors of all classes need to know how many students will be attending. Low enrollment may cause a class to be cancelled and several classes have limited enrollment available. If a class is cancelled, you will be notified. If you won’t be able to attend a class in which Are you at least 18 years old? ______yes _____ no you have registered for, please call and cancel so there is room for someone else. Classes are held at the High School (HS), Middle School (MS), Lincoln McKinley (LM), and the Havre ComREFUND POLICY: Refunds will be made only if you notify the munity Pool. Please follow Instructions when registering for a class. Payment is due registration week. Liability waivers are required for participation in Community ed. exercise classes. Community Education office at 265-4356 x 6716 five days prior to the class starting and ten days for classes involving Students MUST be at least 18 years of age to participate in classes. the instructor purchasing supplies.

Havre Middle School Christmas Program

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Superintendent's Sup erintendent’s Message… Message... i

The printing of Havre Public Schools Winter Community Education flyer marks one of my favorite times of the year in our schools. The schools seem so alive with all of the activity across the district. Winter sports seasons are in full swing and the holiday programs showcase our vibrant Arts program. It really is a wonderful time of the year. Our Community Education program Coordinator, Robyn Lewis, works hard to put together many quality and diverse course offerings. We hope that you will find something that piques your interest and encourages you to try a new skill or perhaps take a refresher course on a hobby that you have not had time for in recent years. Either way, we would welcome you to sign up this winter and take part in or several course offerings. This school year has been rather unique as we have completed major milestones in our District’s long range building plan. Ribbon cutting ceremonies have marked the opening of renovated locker rooms at Havre High School and four new classrooms, as well as two renovated rooms at Sunnyside Intermediate School. The parking lot construction at Havre Middle School has really improved safety at pick up and drop off times for that building. It is very exciting to see these projects come to completion and equally exciting to anticipate the completion of our other projects. It is a privilege to work in a school district that has such great community support. It really is a partnership between community and school district that creates great opportunity for students. Thank you so much and Go Blue Ponies! Havre Public Schools’ Community Education is excited to offer many successful previously offered classes and several new classes for winter session. All payments for classes are due registration week (January 12—16). Payments may be mailed or dropped off, in person, at the Community Education office in the Robins Administration Building. Early registration and payment will help ensure the class is offered and is not overcrowded. Late registrations will be accepted only if class space is available and the class has not been cancelled. Students MUST be at least 18 years of age to participate in classes. No exceptions! Refunds will be made only if you notify the Community Education office five days prior to class starting or 10 days for classes where the instructor or Community Ed. purchases supplies. If class is cancelled due to lack of enrollment, you will be notified and refunded any payment you have made. Returned checks recovered by Credit Bureau of Havre. $30.00 will be added to all returned checks. Community Education is always looking for instructors and classes of interest to the adult, lifelong learner. If you are interested in teaching, know someone who would be interested in teaching, or would like to suggest a class please contact Robyn Lewis at the Community Education office at 265-4356 ext. 6716. The success of Community Education depends on your involvement as a student or as an instructor. Thanks for your support and here’s to a great winter session!

HAVRE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Activity 62+ Pass For Havre Residents Age 62 and Older

Policies for use of 62+ Card Age Requirement: 62 years of age Residency: Havre Public School District—A Card: Non-transferable 62+ card entitles you to the following: 1. Admission to the athletic events, excluding tournaments. 2. Admission to fine arts activities (band concerts, vocal performances). Fundraisers not included. 3. One free or reduced enrollment in a multievening Community Education class. Does not include materials, rentals, bldg., or other fees. CARDS MAY BE PICKED UP AT THE HIGH SCHOOL or ROBINS MAIN OFFICE You must present your 62+ card when registering for a multi-evening Community Education class or attending a school activity. It is NOT necessary to renew your 62+ card each year.

We hope you had a joyous Holiday Season from the Board of Trustees ... Committed to providing an Outstanding Education to our Students with the Support of our Community! CORE VALUES Diversity – Every Child Can Learn Respectful and Accepting Teaching/Learning Environment Recognize Uniqueness of Each Child (Develop Gifts & Abilities)

Opportunity – Every Child Has The Right To Learn Safe Teaching/Learning Environment Diversified and Responsive Curriculum

Quality – Commitment To Continuous Growth Professional Development High Quality Instruction/Student Achievement Innovation Recruitment and Retention of Dedicated Professionals

Community – Engaging Stakeholders Strategic and Clearly Articulated Operations and Resource Management Parental/Family Involvement Collaboration Communication Building Partnerships

Stability – Maintaining a “Tradition of Excellence” History/Pride Purposeful Leadership and Direction Relationship with City of Havre Facility Maintenance and Planning

DISTRICT ACTION PLANS FOR 2014-15 ... Social Studies Curriculum Review Fine Arts Curriculum Review Technology Plan E-Rate Professional Development Calendar Infrastructure

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Andrea Keller Andrea Keller

Havre Public Schools’ Havre Public School's Classified employee ofof the 2014 employee theYear year 2014 Classified Havre Public Schools’ 2014 classified Employee of the Year is Andrea Keller. Andrea represents the non-teaching employees of the district involving clerical, maintenance, custodial, technology, school food service, paraprofessional, nurse and transportation workers. For the past seven years, Andrea has held the position as a Special Education Paraprofessional at Highland Park and just this current school year has taken on a new role as a paraprofessional with the Language for Learning program. Highland Park’s Principal Maureen Odegard says “With her patient, compassionate nature, Mrs. Keller is able to soothe even students with the most difficult temperaments and help them be successful. Mrs. Keller is the buildings go to graphic designer, bulletin board creator and overall creativity consultant! She has done a fabulous job creating mini masterpieces ranging from Highland Parks custom made staff bulletin board to amazing character bulletin boards in the hallways. Besides her creative edge, she is one of the most positive individuals that Highland Park School has ever encountered. Finally, if you have Mrs. Keller on your team you have a loyal friend for life. Highland Park has been blessed to have her on our team, and we all are excited she has been selected this year as the Classified Employee of the year!” Andrea grew up on a ranch in central MT and graduated from Harlowton High in 1990. She started college at MSU Bozeman, then went on to Australia to a wool school, traveling and working all over the southeastern part of the country. After returning home to Montana, Andrea held various jobs in the sheep industry of Montana until 1995 when she married her high school crush, Joe Keller. With Joe in the Navy, Andrea held jobs with Walmart in Washington and Hawaii, and has also worked as an insurance receptionist and at a ticket production company. Joe retired from the Navy in 2007 and they moved to Havre where he is currently employed at MSU Northern as a Diesel Technology Faculty Trainer. At times Andrea has been a stay-at-home mom with her two children. Cole is a junior at Havre High. He loves football and track and is planning to go to college for a diesel/automotive career when he graduates. Grace is a freshman at Havre High. She manages the freshman volleyball team and is happy to be playing on the freshman basketball team. She loves softball and is looking forward to being on the high school team. After High School, Grace wants to go to college to be a nurse. Outside of work Andrea enjoys watching her kids in their sporting activities. She calls herself a semi-professional photographer, taking senior and family photos. She likes to create works of art with her pictures and dabbles in graphic design. In her free time she enjoys sewing, crafting, cooking, traveling to see friends and family and camping with her husband and children. Andrea was looking for a job that would work well with her kids school schedules, so she feels that she actually “fell” into this position. She says, “ They (the children) have so much to share. When they move onto Lincoln McKinley, I always struggle letting them go because they each take a piece of my heart with them. I love working one on one or in small groups with the kids and watching them grow and become learners.” She loves seeing the progress they make and there is never an end to the funny things that the kids say. Sometimes her job is complicated, and every day is different Andrea strives to be adaptive to each situation. Andrea’s hope is to be a bright spot in the lives of the children and her co-workers as she comes into contact with them throughout the school day. “I’ve learned so much over the years and have really grown to love my job and my Highland Park family,” she stats.

“This award is a way of recognizing one of Havre Public Schools’ outstanding employees.” Congratulations to Andrea Keller Havre Public Schools’ Classified Employee of the Year 2014

COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASS OFFERINGS COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASS OFFERINGS WINTER 2015 WINTER 2015

Registration January 12—16 Contact: Community Education office at 425 6th St. On Line: www.havre.k12.mt.us E-Mail: communityed@havre.k12.mt.us Phone: 265-4356 Ext. 6716 Mail: Community Education, PO Box 7791 Havre, MT 59501

Pre-registration is required for all classes. Payment is due with registration. Refer to page 2 for refund and cancellation policy. Community Education Classes are held at: HS—Havre High School—900 18th Street MS—Havre Middle School—1441 11th Street West LM—Lincoln McKinley—801 4th Street Havre City Pool—420 6th Avenue

Winter Community Education Classes A—Special Interest B—Arts & Music D—Life & Health E—Exercise & Fitness F—Great Outdoors G—Hobbies & Home

Special Interest A1– Tape and Texture In the middle of a DYI home renovation project? Need some advise from a local expert? A one night event concentrating on taping, coating and different finishes for your sheet rocked walls. A discussion on materials to use and time for John to answer your questions. Instructor: John Ida MS –160, Thur., Feb. 19, 7:00—9:00 p.m. Cost: $9.50

A3 – Beginning Sign Language When considering learning a second language, why not sign language? The world is silent to a person who is hearing impaired. Questions, commands and learning simple sentences will be part of this class. Instructor: Karen Nave HS-14, Thur., Jan. 22, 8 wks, 7:00-8:30 p.m. Cost: $30.00 (62+ $27.00) A4 – Sign Language Refresher Need to tune up your skills? This class is designed for those understanding the basics of sign language that just need a refresher course. Instructor: Karen Nave HS-14, Thur., Feb. 19, 4 wks., 7:00-8:30 p.m. Cost: $15.00 (62+ $13.50) A5—Education Planning—new Let us help you getting started with your families education planning goals. The benefits of a college education will pay off in the long run. The cost of college is rising, that is just a fact. The earlier you start a plan, the more equipped you will be to help your child earn that degree. Developing a plan is paramount if you want to help your kids through college while balancing your other savings goals — and now is the right time to start. Instructor: Anthony Cammon—State Farm Insurance Agent HS-12, Thur., Feb. 12, 7:00-9:00 p.m. Cost: $2.00

Arts & Music

B1 – Intermediate Art Class for Watercolor and /or Pastel Painting—new Short lesson and demonstration at the beginning of each session and hands on A2– Setting up your Home Recycling help throughout the course. Bring reference Wondering how to start recycling in your material to inspire you to be creative and try home? Every little bit helps. Explore recycling something new! Some experience required. A opportunities in our community. Tips and ideas supply list will be available at the community to setting up a convenient home recycling education office at the time of registration. system as well as benefits of recycling in our Instructor: Becky Ross—Local Artist community will be discussed. HS –47, Tues., Jan. 20, 6 wks, 7:00—9:00 p.m. Instructor: Sue Swan from Recycle Hi-Line Cost: $26.00 (62+ $23.50) HS-12, Thur., Feb. 5, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Cost: $2.00

B2—Beginning Guitar Have you always wanted to learn to play a guitar? This class is designed for beginners and will teach basic cords, easy songs and more! Please bring your own guitar. Instructor: Kirt Miller—Local Musician MS-Choir Room, Mon., Jan. 26, 8 wks, 7:00-8:00 p.m. Cost: $34.00 (62+ $30.00) B3– Guitar II & Stringed Instruments Put what you have learned to work. This class is a continuation of beginning guitar or you may receive instruction for a variety of stringed instrument. Must provide your own instrument. Instructor: Kirt Miller– Local Musician MS-Choir Room, Mon., Jan. 26, 8 wks, 8:00-9:00 p.m. Cost: $34.00 (62+ $30.00) B4 - Beginning Knitting Always wanted to learn how to knit? Come and learn at your own pace. First project for beginners will be a dishcloth. After completion of this useful hand made item you will learn a variety of stitches. If you are an experienced knitter and need some expert guidance on a new project you want to start, bring it to class and Angee will guide you though the pattern. Instructor: Angee Steir—Talented Knitter MS-162, Thur., Jan. 22, 6 wks, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Cost: $28.00 (62+ $25.00) B5—Introduction to Crochet - new Get your crochet hook and yarn ready and lets be creative during these long winter months. This class is for beginners as well as those needing a refresher on the basics of crocheting. Students will be helped individually. Supply list will be available at the community ed. office at the time of registration. Instructor: Tami Greytak MS-162, Tues., Jan. 20, 2 wks, 6:30-8:00 p.m. Cost: $10.00 (62+ $9.00)

Come! Participate! Learn! Enjoy! Register NOW for Community Education Classes

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Life & Health

D5—Winter Wellness Class—new This one night course is designed as an D1– D3: Knowing what to do when an emergency arises introduction to essential oils and specifically B6—Intermediate Crocheting - new can be the difference between life and death. Class uses winter wellness with oils. Learn what essential This class is for individuals with crocheting AHA guidelines with a two year certification. First aid oils are and how to benefit from their experience but need some expert instruction. book and CPR handouts provided. therapeutic qualities. Bring a new project to class or one that you D1 – AHA First Aid / CPR Instructor: Tiffany Olson—DoTerra wellness need help completing and Tami with her expert Must attend both evenings for certification. Advocate knowledge can get you going. Instructor: Mr. Herman Handstede HS Library, Thur. Jan. 29, Instructor: Tami Greytak HS Library, Tues., Jan . 27 & Feb. 3, 6:30—8:30 p.m. Cost: $9.50 MS-162, Tues., Feb. 3, 2 wks, 6:30-8:00 p.m. 6:00—9:30 p.m. Cost: $32.00 Cost: $10.00 (62+ $9.00) Wellness & Fitness D2 – AHA Basic CPR Here is to a healthier 2015. A Liability Waiver is B7– Jewelry Buffet Instructor: Mr. Herman Handstede required for all exercise classes. Come and enjoy a night of creating your own HS Library, Wed., Jan. 28, jewelry. You will walk away with a necklace or 6:30—9:30 p.m. Cost: $17.00 E1 – Body Sculpture a bracelet cuff that you made and will enjoy for One of our most popular classes. Sign up D3– AHA Health Care Provider CPR a long time to come. Necklace includes 2 early!! Class will strengthen and tone your Instructor: Mr. Herman Handstede charms. muscles through the use of exercise balls, hand HS Library, Mon. Feb. 2, Instructor: Kaydee Carnahan weights and non-weight bearing equipment. 6:30—9:30 p.m. Cost: $22.00 Close to my Heart Bring your personal equipment (mat, weights, MS-163, Thur., Feb. 12, 6:30—8:30 p.m. D4—Prevention and Treatment of Sports balls) as equipment to lend is limited. This Cost: Necklace $22.00 or Cuff $17.00 Related Injuries—new class is co-ed. Presented by local Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Instructor: Ashley Melby B8—Occasion Cards—new Michelle Donaldson who serves as a team HS Cafe, T/Th, Jan. 20, 11 wks, 5:30-6:30 p.m. Unleash your crafty side by creating your own physician for the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Cost: $46.00 (62+ $41.00) occasion cards. You will walk away with 10 Team. Torn muscles, sprained ankles and shin cards that your family and friends will love to splints. These are just some of the injuries that E2– Zumba receive and know that they are extra special Zumba Fitness is a lifestyle brand that fuses plague athletes. Dr. Donaldson will discuss a since you made them yourself. fitness, entertainment and culture into an wide range of topics from the most common Instructor: Kaydee Carnahan skiing injuries to injury prevention strategies & exhilarating dance-fitness sensation? Zumba Close to my Heart exercise classes are “fitness-parties” that blend different types of sports related injuries. Dr. MS-162, Thur. March 12, 6:30—8:30 p.m. upbeat world rhythms with easy-to-follow Donaldson will provide information on the Cost: $28.00 choreography, a total-body workout that feels most advanced surgical & non-surgical like a celebration. Bring towel and water. This treatment options. B9—Message Board—new class is co-ed. Instructor: Dr. Michelle Donaldson Join Kaydee for another fun night of creating Instructor: Kathy Kostelnik HS Library, Mon. Jan. 26, your very own Message Board. This creative HS Café, T/Th, Jan. 20, 11 wks. 7:00—8:00 p.m. 6:30—8:30 p.m. Cost: $2.00 board would make a great gift for a high school Cost: $46.00 (62+$41.00) graduate for their dorm room or to keep for your own personal home organizational use. Instructor: Kaydee Carnahan Close to my Heart MS-162, Thur., April 2, 6:30—8:30 p.m. Cost: $22.00

Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps learning stays young. The greatest thing in life is to keep your mind young. Henry Ford

REGISTRATION JANUARY 12-16 Registration January 12—16 E5—Aqua Aerobics All payments for classes This is an upbeat, physical water workout at the Havre City Pool. Water buoyancy has been E3—Trim and Tone—new are due to community shown to make exercise less stressful on the One of our most popular fitness instructors is body’s joints thus getting the benefit of education office by end of back!! This class offers a total body tone up including warm up and stretching, free weight aerobics without the stress on the body. Nonregistration week. swimmers are welcome. Come enjoy our great arm workouts, abdominal exercises and floor workouts for those legs. Please bring a 10 lb or Havre City Pool. Co-ed class. Thank –you!! Instructor: Julie Groven less kettle bell, a mat and water bottle. This Havre City Pool, M/W, Jan. 21 , 11 wks, class is co-ed 8:00—9:00 p.m. Cost: $42.00 (62+ $38.00) Instructor: Sandy Evans Please note: this class will not be held Feb 16. F3—Straw Bale Gardening—new LM Gym, M/W., Jan. 21, 8 wks. Montana Level 3 Master Gardener Barb Peake 5:30—6:30 p.m. will conduct a seminar on straw bale gardening. Great Outdoors Cost: $30.00 (62+$27.00) Learn how to grow vegetables, flowers or herbs Please note: There will be no class on Feb. 16. in this simple fashion, the important F1—Fly Tying E4—Havre Running Club Don’t miss this opportunity to learn the secrets considerations, and why it is so beneficial. Training for a long-distance race? 10k, halfInstructor: Barb Peake of fly tying and prepare for the upcoming fly marathon, full-marathon? Or just want to fishing season here in beautiful Montana. Tools HHS Library, 5:30—7:00 Cost: $7.00 increase your mileage? Enjoy the benefits of F3—1: Thursday Feb. 26 and techniques used to complete an running with a group: Safety, creative F3—2: Thursday March 26 assortment of flies to help you catch the “Big stimulation, motivation boost, improved (Same class offered different times. Please One” will be taught. Share this hobby with a performance, career benefits (yes, career! specify date you wish to attend at the time of friend or enjoy time alone crafting flies. Group running is a great way to network!), and Instructor: Dr. Hugo Gibson registration.) expand your social circle by getting to know MS—214, Tues., Jan. 20, 6 wks. Hobbies & Home people with similar interests. Marathon legend 6:30—8:30 p.m. Hal Higdon says “If you chatter the pace doesn’t Cost: $30.00 (62+$27.00) matter.” Instructors have generously donated G1—The Mysteries of a Good Steak—new their time to lead this class, so $18.00 per Did you ever wonder why some steaks are F2—Home Composting—new registration fee will be donated to the Havre Montana Level 3 Master Gardener Barb Peake tender, flavorful and juicy and the next one Trails Project, promoting & improving the cooked is bland and tuff? This class will explore will conduct a seminar on home composting. walking, running, & bike paths in and around the differences between cuts of meat how to Learn why and how to compost, what it’s our community. This class is Co-ed. pick them out and how to cook them to get the important to know, how to build your own Instructor: Jessica Kennedy & Kara Heiki compost bins, how to use compost, and more. best flavor, including making and cooking the th Meeting at 5 Ave Grind ultimate hamburger. We will be close to BBQ There will be plenty of time for questions and located at 1615 5th Ave. Season when this class comes around. answers. Starting Saturday Jan. 31 – 9 wks at 7:30 a.m. Instructor: Lea Ann Larson—MSU Extension Instructor: Barb Peake Cost: $20.00 Agent, Hill County HHS Library, 5:30—7:00 Cost: $7.00 MS—162, Thur. Apr. 2, 6:00—8:30 p.m. F2—1: Thursday Jan. 22 Cost: $12.00 F2—2: Thursday Feb. 19 We now are accepting F2—3: Thursday March 12 (Same class offered different times. Please credit/debit cards for specify date you wish to attend at the time of payment. Call or stop registration.)

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We are always looking for coalition members. Contact Mary Owens at 265-6206 x 308