February 2017 Volume 23 Number 9
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Bethel Park residents create a “Homelost Quilt” in a craft class offered by CCAC. The quilts are donated to local homeless families.
CCAC curriculum proves it’s never too late to learn something new By Gina Mazza For Pittsburgh Senior News You’ve probably heard the saying, “It’s never too late to learn something new.” Well, it’s true, and doing so is easier and more fun than ever in Allegheny County. At Community College of Allegheny County, there’s a lot to learn, all at very reasonable tuition rates, or even for free through the college’s non-credit Community Education program.
The college offers hundreds of classes online and at their four campus locations: Allegheny Campus in Homewood-Brushton Center on the North Shore, Boyce Campus in Braddock Hills Center in Monroeville, North Campus in West Hills Center in McCandless Township, and South Campus in Washington County Center in West Mifflin. There is literally something for everyone! Have you always wanted to learn
how to play a musical instrument? Try guitar, piano or ukulele. Maybe you’ve always wanted to learn how to dance at weddings and parties. Yes, there’s a class for that, as well as ballroom, swing, Latin, Country Western Line Dancing, Tap and more. Programs fall under general categories such as arts and crafts, music, business and career, computers, financial management and Continued on page 6
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