Featured Classes If you are you looking for something new to cook, join instructor Raji Kailasam in her two-part Indian cooking series: The Indian Food Diaries. See page 16 for full course descriptions.
Get out the soccer ball and pull out those cleats! Children ages 6-10 can join Coach John MacLaren’s Soccer Skills & Drills class. See page 33 for class details. In iPianoLab (Ages 9-17), your child can learn how to read notes, follow rhythm and play their favorite songs— see page 32 for a full course description.
Running can get old after a while. Kick your cardio workout up a notch with our Dance Your Way to Fitness class. Turn to page 11 for more information.
Parenting presents new challenges every day. Laine Lipsky will give you tips and techniques on terrible tantrums and sibling rivalry in her Peaceful Parenting series. See page 10. The cover was designed by Jeff McWhorter. Landy Rodriguez executed the layout. The schedule was edited by Carrie Smith with the assistance of Tessa Gonzalez and Amanda Rocha.
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Take your watercolor painting to the next level with Sharon DeWeese during her class, Intermediate WatercolorLandscape. Page 20 has all of the details.
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Step out of your comfort zone and learn the fundamentals of welding in Inspire Fine Art Center’s Basics of Welding class. See page 19 for class details.
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Our goal is to develop and deliver a wide range of quality programs to meet the learning needs of the community. We strive to recruit dynamic and enthusiastic instructors. We are confident that you will be pleased with these classes and we will back up our commitment to provide quality programming. If for any reason you are not happy with the quality of one of our community education classes, we want to know about it. We want your experience with North East Community Education to be great, so please let us know if you aren’t fully satisfied. Contact Specialist Landy Rodriguez at (210) 407-0144.
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Youth & Teen Classes When registering for youth and teen classes, please sign in and register with the student’s information. Parents will be required to drop off and pick up students promptly at the classroom door for each class. No discount on youth and teen classes.
Acoustic and Electric Guitar, Beginning Level 1 with Vocals (Ages 6-17)
Does your child love music and want to learn how to play the guitar and/or sing? Young musicians will learn how to play popular songs using easy fundamental music theory, correct techniques, basic chords and timing. There’s even a performance opportunity at the AT&T Center for a San Antonio Spurs Game! Concert participation is not necessary to attend this class. Bring your guitar (not necessary if you just want to sing) and join Giovanni Reyes of StringTheory6. Reagan High School, Rm. CA 106, 6 Session(s), Wed., Beg. February 15, 7:00-8:00 PM, $99
iPianoLab (Ages 9-17)
Introducing the newest way to learn piano or keyboard; iPianoLab keyboard classes! One Republic, Spongebob, Taylor Swift, Super Mario Bros, Star Wars, even Bach and Beethoven are all in reach, right from the first lesson! This comprehensive approach teaches all the essential keyboard basics to include note reading, counting and rhythms, chords and more! A child who likes practicing their songs is a child who will make rapid progress on the instrument. All supplies included. Instruction is provided by iPianoLab. Reagan High School, Rm. OK 154, 8 Session(s), Wed., Beg. February 15, 6:00-7:00 PM, $175
Babysitting: Your New Career! (Ages 10-17)
If your child wants to be the most sought after sitter in your neighborhood, let Carolyn James guide them through the basics in general first aid, emergency procedures, tips on entertaining all ages and much more. Students will receive a certificate to show that they are trained and ready to get their new career going. Harris Middle School, Rm. D-202, 2 Session(s), Wed., Beg. February 15, 6:00-8:00 PM, $45
Pre-School Dance: Ballet, Jazz & Tap (Ages 3-5)
In this class young dancers will explore the basics of ballet, jazz and tap in a fun, structured setting. A mini recital will take place at the end of each session. Dance shoes and dance wear are encouraged but not required. Instruction is provided by Studio One Dance Center. Studio One Dance Center, 6 Session(s), Fri., Beg. February 10, 9:15-10:00 AM, $60 Studio One Dance Center, 6 Session(s), Fri., Beg. March 24, 9:15-10:00 AM, $60
New! Pre-School Dance: Beyond Beginning Ballet, Jazz & Tap (Ages 3-5)
Young dancers will want to continue the dance fun with Studio One Dance Center in this ballet, jazz and tap class! Continue strengthening basic motor skills, agility and rhythm. Prerequisite: Pre-School Dance Ballet, Jazz & Tap. Dance shoes and dance wear are encouraged but not required. A mini recital will take place at the end of each session. Studio One Dance Center, 6 Session(s), Fri., Beg. February 10, 10:00-10:45 AM, $60 Studio One Dance Center, 6 Session(s), Fri., Beg. March 24, 10:00-10:45 AM, $60
New! Movin’ & Groovin’ Dance Class Medley (Ages 3-5)
Your young dancer will move and groove as they learn a variety of dance skills, exercises, activities, rhythm and creative movements. Cynergy Dance Studio’s trained instructors will highlight dance skills for each of the selected genres to include: Sing Along and Dance Musical Theatre; Ballet Basics with Creative Movement; Jazz Basics with a Twist; Hip Hop and Tumble Dance; Playful Prop Dances; and Terrific Toe Tapping and Hand Clapping Basics. Girls may wear a black leotard, pink tights and ballet shoes. Boys may wear a white short-sleeve shirt, black dance shorts and ballet shoes. Tap shoes are optional. Cynergy Dance Studio, 6 Week(s), Thurs., Beg. February 16, 9:45-10:30 AM, $55
Expressive Movement for Toddlers (Ages 2 ½ -3 ½)
Toddlers and pre-schoolers will enjoy exploring expressive and artistic movements in this introductory dance class. Curriculum includes a combination of pre-ballet basic dance movements using visual arts, props and storytelling dance themes along with entertaining and inspiring children’s dance music. Ballet shoes are required for this class. Girls may wear a black leotard, pink tights and hair up in a neat bun. Boys may wear a white t-shirt and black dance shorts. Instruction provided by Cynergy Dance Studio. Cynergy Dance Studio, 6 Week(s), Sat., Beg. February 18, 9:00-9:45 AM, $55
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Youth & Teen Classes Hip Hop Dance Krew
Does your young dancer enjoy the moves of today’s latest hip hop stars? Texas Cheer and Dance coaches present some of the latest steps, attitude and hip hop choreography in this exciting and interactive class. Performance opportunities will be available for the group to showcase their routines and talent. Wetmore Elementary, (Grades 1-3) Gym 1, 12 Session(s), Wed., Beg. January 25, 6:30-7:30 PM, $109 Wetmore Elementary, (Grades 4-9) Gym 1, 12 Session(s), Wed., Beg. January 25, 7:30-8:30 PM, $109
New! Soccer Skills & Drills (Ages 6-10)
Get ready to have a kickn’ fun time! Students will learn the fundamentals needed to play quality soccer with Coach John MacLaren. Working in small groups and individually, students will become skilled soccer players as they learn essential drills including, but not limited to, passing and receiving the ball and using space effectively. Daily scrimmages will provide the opportunity to practice developed skills. Students should bring a soccer ball and a personal water bottle to each class. Vineyard Ranch Elementary, Gym 1, 12 Session(s), Mon., Beg. February 13, 6:30-7:30 PM, $125
Basketball Skills & Drills
Dribble, pass, shoot, score! Coach John MacLaren of SA Mules Basketball and his staff will help your child learn to love basketball while improving their abilities. Defense, dribbling, passing, catching, pivoting, finishing moves, shooting, spacing and more will be covered. Every session will have competitive drills and scrimmages. Students should bring a basketball and personal water bottle to each class. Vineyard Ranch Elementary, (Ages 5-9) Gym 1, 12 Sessions(s), Mon., Beg. February 13, 7:30-8:30 PM, $139 Canyon Ridge Elementary, (Ages 5-9) Gym 1, 12 Session(s), Tues., Beg. February 14, 6:00-7:00 PM, $139 Canyon Ridge Elementary, (Ages 10-14) Gym 1, 12 Session(s), Tues., Beg. February 14, 7:10-8:10 PM, $139
New! Family Exercise Boot Camp (Ages 7+)
Improve your physical fitness together as a family! This exercise class serves to help all ages develop a healthy lifestyle and incorporate physical fitness as a natural part of their life. The boot camp is specifically designed to improve cardio health, core strength and weight loss through fun circuit training exercises and partner work! You’ll also gain physical fitness knowledge and receive valuable nutrition tips. Registration covers one child and one adult. To enroll an additional parent or other children for $15 per person, please call 407-0140, option 3. Instruction provided by Health Fitness Specialist and Certified Personal Physical Trainer, Felisha Glover. Stone Oak Elementary, Gym 1, 4 Week(s), Wed., Beg. March 22, 6:30-7:30 PM, $59
Encino Park Elementary, (Ages 5-9) Gym 1, 12 Session(s), Wed., Beg. February 15, 6:00-7:00 PM, $139 Encino Park Elementary, (Ages 10-14) Gym 1, 12 Session(s), Wed., Beg. February 15, 7:10-8:10 PM, $139
Volleyball
Can they dig it? Coach John MacLaren will cover drills, skills and proper footwork to help athletes balance and move efficiently on the court. Serving, setting, spiking and hitting will be covered. Above all, Coach MacLaren encourages players to dream big and play at their best. Athletes should bring knee pads, a volleyball and a personal water bottle each day to class. Hardy Oak Elementary, (Ages 7-10) Gym 1, 12 Session(s), Thurs., Beg. February 16, 6:00-7:00 PM, $139 Hardy Oak Elementary, (Ages 10-13) Gym 1, 12 Session(s), Thurs., Beg. February 16, 7:10-8:10 PM, $139
Study Smart! Seminar (Grades 9-10)
The transition to high school is challenging and frustrating for students who don’t develop good study skills. Join Doorway to College Foundation in learning powerful techniques to make studying effective, efficient and even fun. In this class, students will learn helpful tips to understand their learning style, minimize distractions, set realistic and achievable goals, get organized, take effective notes, build a strong vocabulary, read for comprehension and more! Students attending the class will receive a free e-book: “Goal-Setting for Student Athletes… and Their Parents.” Reagan High School, Cafeteria, 2 Session(s), Wed. & Thurs., Beg. March 1, 4:30-5:45 PM, $65 Churchill High School, Rm. 8145, 2 Session(s), Mon. & Tues., Beg. March 6, 4:30-5:45 PM, $65 Johnson High School, MPR, 2 Session(s), Wed. & Thurs., Beg. March 8, 5:00-6:15 PM, $65
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Youth & Teen Classes PSAT/SAT Seminar (Grades 9-11)
Doorway to College Foundation presents a five-hour seminar which will allow students to become more familiar with the PSAT/SAT while providing an opportunity to improve their scores. Although time and effort spent working on materials covered in class is a factor, experience shows that this seminar is effective! Students who take this seminar achieve an average score increase of 5 to 20 points on the PSAT and 50 to 200 points on the SAT. The ZAPS® Test Prep has been the leading provider of ACT/SAT/PSAT test-preparation seminars since 1984. Reagan High School, Cafeteria, 2 Session(s), Wed. & Thurs., Beg. March 1, 6:30-9:00 PM, $99
New! The College Admissions Process & Resume Workshop (Grades 8-11)
College application season is right around the corner! Are your kids prepared? This course is designed to walk students through the college application process from beginning to end, providing insights into the best way to present themselves to potential universities. Younger students will leave this class with a better understanding of how they can use their high school years to maximize their college options. Older students will learn how to present their best selves to potential schools. This class would be most beneficial for students enrolled in 8th through 11th grades. Students should bring a binder and pencil for activities. Instruction provided by Kendra Thomas, a former Head of College and Career Counseling.
North East Community Learning Center, Rm. 205, 1 Session(s), Sat., Beg. March 4, 9:00 AM-3:00 PM, $99
Reagan High School, Rm. OK 153, 3 Week(s), Wed., Beg. March 29, 7:30-8:30 PM, $69
Churchill High School, Rm. 8145, 2 Session(s), Mon. & Tues., Beg. March 6, 6:30-9:00 PM, $99
North East Community Learning Center, Rm. 116, 1 Session(s), Sat., Beg. April 1, 12:30-3:30 PM, $69
Johnson High School, MPR, 2 Session(s), Wed. & Thurs., Beg. March 8, 6:30-9:00 PM, $99
Reagan High School, Rm. OK 153, 3 Week(s), Wed., Beg. March 29, 6:00-7:00 PM, $69 North East Community Learning Center, Rm. 116, 1 Session(s), Sat., Beg. April 1, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM, $69
No Classes at NEISD Locations March 13-17.
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Creat’em and catch’em with Snapology in Pokémania! The world of Pokémon® will come alive as students create their own gyms, battles and their very own generation of Pokémon® using LEGO® bricks. Science concepts will be incorporated in a fun way as students learn about and build the habitats for their Pokémon®. Students will have a blast becoming the best Pokémon® trainers in this hands-on learning experience with Snapology. North East Community Learning Center, Rm. 204, 1 Session(s), Sat., Beg. April 1, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM, $35
New! Easy Peasy Origami (Ages 8-12)
Join Origami enthusiast, Carol Johnson, in learning the history, use, tips and techniques of the ancient art form of Origami. Students will fold their way into a samurai helmet, jumping frog, fish and hat. Students will also have the opportunity to add character to their creations and learn about the art of Zendoodling. Advanced folds, to include a flapping bird and Pokémon®’s infamous Pikachu, may be taught based on the students’ folding capabilities. All supplies are included. North East Community Learning Center, Rm. 205, 1 Session(s), Sat., Beg. April 1, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM, $25
New! The College Admissions Essay (Grades 9-11)
What does Finding Nemo and Pixar have to do with writing a good college essay? In this class, students will learn what colleges are looking for and how to master the art of storytelling. Kendra Thomas, a former Head of College and Career Counseling, presents tips and techniques to writing a college essay that will be sure to leave an impression on their applications. This class would be most beneficial for students enrolled in 9th through 11th grades.
New! Snapology: Pokémania (Ages 5-12)
New! Jr. Scientist’s Workshop (Ages 7-11) New! Art Starz: Watercolor Butterflies & Spring Flowers (Ages 4-7)
Spring into the season with “raindrops” of watercolor, butterflies and flowers galore! Young artists will create colorful, one-of-a-kind butterfly wings and will combine chenille pipe cleaners and beads to complete their very own beautiful spring butterfly. Young artists will also learn watercolor techniques, with the guidance of trained Art Starz instructors, as they paint a large flower in the style of famous artist Georgia O’Keeffe. All supplies are included. North East Community Learning Center, Rm. 201, 1 Session(s), Sat., Beg. April 1, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM, $39
Does your child enjoy the thrills of science? Then this workshop is for them! Young scientists will learn how electrons create static electricity using a Ven de Graaff generator. They will also experiment with changing solids into gasses and cause physical and chemical reactions in a variety of safe hands-on activities. As an extra bonus, the class will get to witness a live frog dissection! Instruction provided by former science teacher, and science enthusiast, John MacLaren. All supplies are included. North East Community Learning Center, Rm. 202-1, 1 Session(s), Sat., Beg. April 1, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM, $49
Kinder—5th graders can join us immediately after school for classes that will enrich & strengthen their minds.
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ONLINE COURSES Learn from the comfort of home!
• 24-Hour Access • 6 Week Format • Affordable • Instructor-Led
Over 300 Online Courses Available!
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My Life. My Future. MyGED™
Tuition is $600 and includes textbook and drug reference book.
Classes are held twice
MyGED™ is your start-to-finish tool for the 2014GED® program
Tuition is $70. Classes will take place on Feb. 3, April 7 & June 2, 2017 from 8:30AM-
per year in the spring & fall.
5:00PM at the Ferrari Adult
Please call (210) 407-0162 for information.
Learning Center.
Please call (210) 407-0162 for information.
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NEISD’s award-winning after school enrichment program is offered at every NEISD elementary & middle school campus. The KIN program is in operation from the time school dismisses until 6:30 p.m. every school day. For more information, please visit http://www.neisd.net/ComEd/kin/ or call (210) 407-0140 option 1
North East ISD Community Education Driver Education Program North East Independent School District Driver Education has been teaching teens for over 35 years. Successful completion of the NEISD Driver Education program can result in a 15% discount on auto insurance. The full program includes 32 hours of classroom instruction, a minimum of 14 hours in-car training and requires 30 hours of driving documented by a parent/adult.
Spring 2017 Class Schedule January 9—February 2 Reagan HS 5:00-7:00 p.m. Johnson HS 4:30-6:30 p.m. Madison HS 4:30-6:30 p.m. February 13-March 9 Johnson HS 4:30-6:30 p.m. Reagan HS 5:00-7:00 p.m.
April 3—April 27 Roosevelt HS Johnson HS
5:00-7:00 p.m. 4:30-6:30 p.m.
May 1—May 25 Lee HS Madison HS Reagan HS
5:00-7:00 p.m. 4:30-6:30 p.m. 4:30-6:30 p.m.
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WHO’S WHO IN NEISD Board of Trustees
Executive Staff
Shannon Grona President
Dr. Brian Gottardy Superintendent
Brigitte Perkins Vice President
Dr. Donna Newman Assoc. Supt. Division of Campus Administration and Human Resources Dr. Pauline Dow Assoc. Supt. for Instruction and Technology Services
Sandy Hughey Secretary Jim Wheat Trustee
Ronald Clary Assoc. Supt for Division of Operations
Tony Jaso Trustee
Dan Villarreal, CPA Assoc. Supt for Business Services/CFO
Edd White Trustee
Aubrey Chancellor Office of Communications
Sandi Wolff Trustee
Adult and Community Education Staff Adult & Community Education Staff Rudy Jimenez Executive Director Ann Mzyk Administrative Assistant to Executive Director Patti Boren Operations Coordinator Daniel Rios Senior Accountant Barbara Bandy Receptionist Adult Education Staff
Iris Trevino Community Education Support Specialist Olga Carrera Community Education Registration Specialist Rhonda Roberts ALIR Liasion KIN Staff Pat Burns KIN Coordinator Joanne Doll KIN Program Improvement Coordinator Brittany King KIN Training Coordinator
Larry Zimmermann Adult Education Coordinator
Nicole Mendez KIN Coordinator
Shelley Seavers Adult Education Supervisor
Beverly Mitchell KIN Curriculum/HR Coordinator
Yvette Sepeda Adult Education Specialist
Yasleitza Rivera-Natal KIN Special Projects Coordinator
Aurora Ramos-Zuñiga Adult Education Support Specialist
Linda Sanchez KIN Coordinator
Community Education Staff Carrie Smith Community Education Coordinator Jorge Ramirez Comm. Ed./Driver Ed. Coordinator Tessa Gonzalez Community Education Programmer Amanda Rocha Community Education Programmer Landy Rodriguez Community Education Specialist Mary Kay Alvarez Community Education Training Specialist
Jay Tillman KIN Coordinator Chris Filer KIN Director, HR Kellie McLean KIN Director, Training Liz Johnson KIN Payroll Specialist Dolores Lozano KIN Specialist Ruthie Rensmeyer KIN Specialist Merly Tiemann KIN Specialist Registration is easy! Log on to https://communityed.neisd.net
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Five Easy Ways to Sign Up! Online: (Easiest Method)
(A) Log on to https://communityed.neisd.net (B) View our course catalog and select the class you want to register for. Registration and confirmation of class status are immediate. (C)
Fill out the required information and pay with DISCOVER, MASTERCARD or VISA.
Mail-In:
(A) CHECK—Fill out the registration form, make check or money order payable to NEISD. (B) DISCOVER, MASTERCARD or VISA— Fill out the registration form to include charge card number, expiration date, three-digit security code and signature of charge card holder. MAIL TO: NEISD Community Education 8750 Tesoro Dr. San Antonio, TX 78217 Confirmation of mail-in registrations will not be sent. You will be contacted only if a class is canceled or already filled when your registration is received.
Fax-In: 657-8873
Registrations charged to DISCOVER, MASTERCARD or VISA may be faxed to the Community Education office. Confirmation of faxed registrations will not be sent. You will be contacted only if a class is canceled or already filled when your registration is received.
Phone-In: 407-0140 option 3 Telephone registration is available Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. DISCOVER, MASTERCARD or VISA ONLY. Please have card number ready, expiration date, three-digit security code and course information when you call. In-Person:
Monday-Friday Community Education Office 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Late Registration:
Registrations will be accepted up to the first class meeting if space is available. Must be pre-registered for computer classes.
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CAMPUS ADDRESSES Alamo Plaza................................................................................................ 300 Alamo Plaza Bulverde Creek Elementary....................................................................3829 Canyon Pkwy. Canyon Ridge Elementary............................................................... 20522 Stone Oak Pkwy. Churchill High School...............................................................................12049 Blanco Rd. Cibolo Green Elementary...................................................................24315 Bulverde Green Cynergy Dance Studio.........................................................2250 Thousand Oaks, Suite 100 Divine Yoga................................................................................................... 1609 Lawndale Eisenhower Park..........................................................................19399 N. W. Military Hwy Encino Park Elementary..............................................................................2550 Encino Rio Ferrari Learning Center.................................................................................107 W. Rampart GFit Studio....................................................................................23132 US Hwy 281 North Hardy Oak Elementary ................................................................... 22900 Hardy Oak Blvd. Harris Middle School................................................................................. 5300 Knoll Creek Inspire Fine Art Center........................................................................... 200 Queen Anne Ct. Johnson High School............................................................................. 23203 Bulverde Rd. Karavan Dance Studio........................................................................... 331 W. Mulberry #3 Lee High School....................................................................................1400 Jackson-Keller Madison High School.....................................................................................5005 Stahl Rd. Mission San Juan.............................................................................................9101 Graf Rd. North East Aquatic Center............................................................ 12002 Jones-Maltsberger North East Community Learning Center...................................................... 8750 Tesoro Dr. North East Sports Park............................................................................12001 Wetmore Rd. Northeast Golf Center....................................................................................450 Ira Lee Rd. Northside Learning Center.........................................................................6632 Bandera Rd. Office of Irv Loev...............................................................................7300 Blanco Rd. #201 Padre Park...................................................................................................6030 Padre Drive Pearson Vue Testing Center...... Community Learning Center..................... 8750 Tesoro Dr. Pilates Authentica Studio.................................................................... 15709 San Pedro Ave. Reagan High School........................................................................... 19000 Ronald Reagan Roosevelt High School.............................................................................. 5110 Walzem Rd. San Fernando Cathedral.................................................................................115 Main Plaza St. Mark’s Methodist Church................................................................. 1902 Vance Jackson Stone Oak Elementary........................................................................... 21045 Crescent Oak Studio One Dance Center...............................................................8055 West Ave. Suite 111 The Diet & Health Center ....................................................... 12915 Jones Maltsberger Rd. Thousand Oaks Elementary............................................................... 16080 Henderson Pass Vineyard Ranch Elementary................................................................... 16818 Huebner Rd. Wetmore Elementary.............................................................................3250 Thousand Oaks
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FOR ADULT CLASSES: We are proud to welcome and admit students 18 years of age and older and of any race, color, national, or ethnic origin to all classes. Students under 18 will be permitted to register only with prior consent of the Instructor and Coordinator and may be required to have an adult sign up with them. You do not have to be a resident of NEISD to take any of our classes. FOR YOUTH CLASSES: We ask that you adhere to the age requirements listed in the course description. We do not allow children to accompany adults to class, nor do we provide child care. GENERAL INFORMATION—The Community Education Program of NEISD is conducted for the benefit and enjoyment of community patrons. Classes are offered for people of all ages regardless of where they live. Classes offered are non-credit. Financial support for the program comes from class fees. Classes are for adults only unless specifically noted. Every effort has been made to make this publication accurate as of the publication date; however, all policies, tuitions/fees, instructors and class content are subject to change at any time by appropriate action of instructors or administrators of this program. Financial support for our program comes from class tuition. All classes, including free classes, require pre-registration. Tuition fees are due at registration. Early registration is encouraged to avoid class cancellations due to low enrollment. Registration for some cooking and crafting classes may close two business days before class time to allow instructors to purchase supplies for class. REFUND POLICY—We are happy to refund tuition, less a $5 processing fee, when you cancel your class two full working days prior to the first class meeting. If request for refund is made one working day prior to the first class, one-half refund will be made. Refunds for payments made by credit card will be processed to same card used and will take 24-48 hours. Refunds for cash and check payments will be made by check and will take 7-10 business days for processing. We are unable to refund any tuition money the day of or after the first class. Request for refund must be made by calling Community Education at 407-0140 option 3. Instructors are not authorized to approve request for refunds. No refunds will be issued if you fail to attend a class. DISCOUNTS—NEISD employees or NEISD residents who are 65 or over with a Senior Star Card are entitled to a 20% discount on most Community Education classes that cost $25 or more.To obtain a Senior Star Card call the office of the Superintendent at 407-0556. Discounts must be taken at time of registration and apply to employees and Senior Star cardholders only, not family members. CANCELLATIONS—If we cancel your class, you will be offered the choice of an alternative class, holdover credit or full refund. Holdover credit can be used toward any class. Registrants will be notified by e-mail or phone if class has been canceled. Refer to “Refund Policy” above if you wish to cancel your class. CONFIRMATION of registrations will not be sent. You will be contacted only if a class is canceled or is already full when your registration is received. RETURNED CHECKS—A fee will be charged for each returned check. SUPPLY/FOOD FEES—Some classes have a supply fee which is payable to the instructor at the first class. This fee is in addition to the class fee, which is paid to Community Education and is noted in the class description. Policies—North East Community Education reserves the right to change class instructors when necessary. North East Community Education also reserves the right to refuse enrollment to participants with a history of unacceptable behavior. On occasion, we need to change room assignments due to class size requirements. Upon arrival for your class, please refer to the Building Supervisor and/or classroom signs for final assignment. INSTRUCTORS—We make every effort to ensure that instructors are knowledgeable in the subject that they are instructing, but the views, opinions, and beliefs discussed by the instructor do not necessarily reflect the opinions of North East Community Education.
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