ADULT & COMMUNITY EDUCATION

Winter/Spring 2016

P E R RY V I L L E AR E A C AR E E R & TE C H N O L O G Y CE N T E R

(573) 547-7500, Ext. 347 Serving Perry, Ste. Genevieve, Bollinger, Northern Cape

Girardeau Counties and the surrounding areas.

. . . Opening doors of opportunity for you!

RESERVE YOUR SPOT TODAY!

1. Mail form and registration fee to address listed below.

2. If enrolling in more than one class, please send separate checks.

3. Your space is "officially" reserved when your registration fee is received.

REGISTR ATION INFORM ATION

Phone: 573-547-7500 ext. 347 Fax: 573-517-0396

REFUNDS

If you need to drop a class, you must notify the Adult Education Office prior to the 2nd

time your class meets in order

to receive a full refund.

No refunds will be made after the 2nd class meeting.

However, if a class is canceled due to low enrollment, your full registration fee will be refunded.

INCLEMENT WEATHER: If Perry County School District #32 is not in session or school is dismissed early due to inclement weather, after-school and/or evening classes will not be held. Please call 573-547-7500 ext. 347 to hear a recorded mes-sage regarding cancellation or delay of Adult & Community Education classes.

Adult & Community Education Registration Form

Name ______________________________________________

Social Security #_____________________________________

Address____________________________________________

City, State, ZIP_______________________________________

Home Phone_________________________________________

Work Phone _________________________________________

Course Name_________________________________________

Fee Total $_________ Paid by: Check #________Cash______

***Complete the following for children’s courses only***

Child’s Grade_________ Child attends school at (check one):

Perryville Immanuel St. Vincent Other

Parent’s Name________________________________________

Parent's Work #_______________________________________

Please send separate checks for separate classes.

Mail with Fee to:

Perryville Area Career & Technology Center

326 College Street, Perryville, MO 63775

NOTE: No refunds after 2nd class meeting. (S’16)

Adult & Community Education Registration Form

Name ______________________________________________

Social Security #_____________________________________

Address____________________________________________

City, State, ZIP_______________________________________

Home Phone_________________________________________

Work Phone _________________________________________

Course Name_________________________________________

Fee Total $_________ Paid by: Check #________Cash______

***Complete the following for children’s courses only***

Child’s Grade_________ Child attends school at (check one):

Perryville Immanuel St. Vincent Other

Parent’s Name________________________________________

Parent's Work #_______________________________________

Please send separate checks for separate classes.

Mail with Fee to:

Perryville Area Career & Technology Center

326 College Street, Perryville, MO 63775

NOTE: No refunds after 2nd class meeting. (S”16)

Beading Class

16SAC120 - Did you ever want to try making jewely, but didn’t know where to start? Here’s your chance to learn basic beading skills and go home with some finished earrings, bracelets and necklaces to keep or give as great gift. The first class will focus on materials needed, techniques and lots of ideas so you know what beads you need to finish your projects. We will have a break between the first and second class so you can get your supplies. (There will be catalogs you can order from at the first meeting so we can get a group discount on supplies.) When we come back together, I will help you make the jewelry you want. You can say “I made it!!” when you get compliments on your jewelry or the gifts you give.

Starts: Monday, May 4 (5 sessions)

Time: 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.

Place: Career Center Resource Rm

Fee: $40.00+materials

Instructor: Carol Wichern

ARTS & CRAFTS

Kidz Corner

Kidz in Graphic Design (grades 5 - 10)

16SYTH133 - Design and print your own t-shirt!

Designing your shirt is just half the fun. You will love getting your hands dirty. . or, uh, inky . . as you apply the design to your shirt. NO, it’s not an iron on transfer - it’s actual ink!!

Limited to 10 participants. Sign up early!

Starts: Monday, April 4 (4 sessions)

Place: Career Center Graphic Arts room

Time: 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.

Fee: $30 and includes t-shirt (please

Indicate t-shirt size on registration

Form (kids S M L or adult S M L)

Instructor: Bill Ernst, Graphic Design Instructor

Kidz Intro to Auto Collision

16SYTH008 - Come learn the basics of Auto

Collision. We will start with learning how a car is assembled from the ground up. Then we will roll out to the shop for some hands on learning. While in the shop we will cover mig welding per-taining to auto collision, applying and sanding body filler, painting with a sata spray gun, custom painting with a sata airbrush.

Starts: Tuesday and Thursday’s starting

April 5 (4 sessions)

Place: Career Center Autobody Shop

Time: 3:30 - 4:40pm

Fee: $25

Instructor: Jason Buchheit, Auto Collision

Instructor

Health & Safety Heart Saver, CPR - AED, & First Aid by the

American Heart Association

16SHLTH101 - This first things first course teaches you the fundamentals of first aid and CPR. Learn CPR for adult/child and the use of an AED for adult/child. Employer and business owners, take note: The class meets OSHA re-quirements. After successfully completing this course, participants receive two-year First Aid certification and two-year CPR certification rec-ognized by the American Heart Association.

Limit of 10 so don’t wait.

Starts: Tuesday, March 1 (2 sessions)

Place: Career Center Health Occ. CC5

Time: 6:00 - 9:15pm

Fee: $40.00

Instructor: Yvonne Spears

Introduction to Microsoft Excel

16SCMP108A – This class is great if you need to strictly learn to create and manipulate elec-tronic spreadsheets using Microsoft Excel for Windows. Learn to apply the powerful func-tions and formulas of the spreadsheet program to several business personal applications. Also learn to format the spreadsheets and create attractive charts that can be used to capture your audience in meetings, presentations and documents. If you have your own laptop with excel 2010 on it you are more than welcome to bring it.

Starts: Monday, Feb. 22 (4 sessions)

Time: 6:00-8:30 p.m.

Place: Career Center Computer Lab

Room CC 2

Fee: $45 class fee +$15 book fee

You will also need to bring a flash

Instructor: David Soto

Computers

Microsoft Excel – Intermediate

16SCMP108B – Now that you’ve learned the basics, you will put your skills to work creating your own spreadsheets and learn a higher lev-el of Excel functionality such as advanced for-mulas, graphs, sorting, filtering and more. Pre-vious attendance in the Basic Excel class is not a requirement, however, some prior knowledge and use of Excel is recommended for this class. If you have your own laptop with excel 2010 you are more than welcome to bring it.

Starts: Monday, March 21 (4 sessions)

Time: 6:00 – 8:30 p.m.

Place: Career Center Computer Lab

Room CC 2

Fee: $45 class fee + $15 book fee

You will also need to bring a flash

drive

Instructor: David Soto

Computer Applications, the Basics

16SCMP117 – This basic course will introduce you to some common applications for personal computers. We’ll explore working with common spreadsheets, word processing and the Internet! This course will help answer the question “What types of things can I do with a personal comput-er?” (Basic use of a mouse required)

Starts: Thursday, Feb. 25 (4 sessions)

Time: 7:00 – 9:00 p.m.

Place: Career Center

Room CC 2

Fee: $45

Instructor: Roger Prost

Internet for Seniors

16SCMP205C - Would you like to learn to check the weather, sports scores, etc. on the internet? Maybe you would like to try online shopping or e-bay. Maybe you would like to try social network-ing such as facebook. Learn to find the site you want, open and download files, and save internet pages for future use. This class is tailored for the needs of the senior adult using the internet.

Starts: Wednesday, April 6 (4 sessions)

Time: 5:00 - 7:00 pm

Place: Career Center Room CC2

Fee: $45.00

Instructor: Jon Tucker

Personal Enrichment

Iphone Help

16SPE205D - Do you have an iphone? Is it smarter than you? If you would like help trying to figure it out and all of the things you can do with it then this class is for you. Class is limited to 10 and fills up fast so do not delay.

Starts: Wednesday, March 9 (1 session)

Time: 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.

Place: Career Center Room CC2

Fee: $10

Instructor: Jon Tucker

Bully Prevention Program - Grades 1st - 5th

16SPE011A - This program will be a crash course in avoiding violence, bullying, and abuse, for children grades 1-5, boys and girls. This program will give your child the confidence he or she needs against strangers, abusers, and bullies. Parents are welcome to stay.

Starts: Wednesday, March 9 (4 sessions)

Time: 5:30 - 6:30p.m.

Place: Ultimate Tae Kwon Do and

Self-Defense MSK, LLC

Fee: $40

Instructor: Mike Reitzel, Head Instructor/Black

Belt, Local Law Enforcement Officer

For more info on other classes call:

Digital Photography

16SPE119 - An Introduction to digital photog-raphy where you will learn the basics of how to operate the digital camera, set up photo oppor-tunities and much, much more. A rare oppor-tunity for photography enthusiasts. Bring your digital camera along with your owners manual.

Starts: Thursday, March 31 (6 sessions)

Time: 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.

Place: Career Center MPR

Fee: $40.00

Instructor: John LaRose II

Basic Women’s Self-Defense

16SPE0001 - This is a basic 8 week reality based self-defense course designed to meet the self-protection needs of women. The course will look at developing tools for basic strikes; grab defenses and defenses from the ground, focus-ing on the common types of attacks that women face and developing functional defenses and es-capes. These are simple movements that do not require athletic ability or years of martial arts training or learning complicated movements. Sweat clothes or exercise clothes be fine for this course.

Starts: Tuesday, Feb. 9 (8 sessions)

Time: 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.

Place: Career Center MPR

Fee: $55.00

Instructor: Michael Hester, 30 years

experience in martial arts in a

variety of styles and methods.

Attention Adults:

Career Prep Programs

A partnership between the Perryville Area Career & Technology Center and the Perryville Higher Education Center . . . Students have the option of earning a Tech-nical Certificate of Completion, a College certificate, or an Associate of Applied Science Degree. This special partnership allows students to complete all of their coursework entirely in Perryville.

The technical courses are taken at the Career Center while the general education college courses (English, Math, etc.) are taken at the Perryville Higher Educa-tion Center.

The Career Center Programs meet Monday thru Fri-day (morning or afternoon sessions), August thru May.

While attending the technical courses at the Career Center during the day, students can also take the general education college courses at the Perryville Higher Education Center where both daytime and evening courses are available.

The following two-year programs meet 1/2 days, Monday thru Friday, for the entire school year.

Associate of Applied Science degrees available in most areas.

Open to adults and High School Juniors and Seniors.

Enroll NOW for the 2016-2017 school year.

Courses available in the following areas are:

Auto Collision Repair Technology

Automotive Service Technology

Construction Technology

Computer Maintenance/Electricity-Electronics

Graphic Design

Digital Media

Welding

For more information about these classes contact the Perryville Area Career Center at 573-547-7500 ext. 347.

Trade & Industrial

Residential Wiring

16ST1103 – Do you want to add a branch ckt, install a ceiling fan, or up-grade your service panel? Run power service to a de-tached garage or garden shed, 3 and 4-way switch ckts, and explain proper grounding and bonding requirements. Explain transfer switch and stand-by generator power proce-dures. If you want to learn then this class is for you.

Starts: Wednesday, Feb 3 (10 sessions)

Time: 6:30 - 9:30p.m.

Place: Career Center Welding Classroom

CC14

Fee: $130 + $30 for book

Instructor: Kelly Statler

Welding (Beginning or Advanced)

16ST1104 – Whether you are a beginner or an experienced welder, this course will help you improve your skills and learn new tech-niques. We’ll provide training that fits your personal needs. Topics include oxyacety-lene cutting, and welding, brazing, gas metal arc welding (MIG), gas tungsten arc welding (TIG), plasma cutting, and standard welding positions. Personal projects are encouraged . . . you can make this class pay for itself!

Starts: Tuesday, Feb. 2 (10 sessions)

Time: 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.

Place: Career Center Welding

Classroom CC14

Fee: $100 class fee + $40 for regular

materials used in class (supplies

for personal projects will need to

be purchased by the student).

Instructor: Bill Johns, AWS Certified

If you have a talent or

hobby you would like

to share with others

CONTACT US AT

573-547-7500 ext. 347

about teaching a class.

We are currently looking

for people who would like

to teach a class. If you are

interested please call.

Save this information! Course offerings Feb. - April 2016 Next schedule: August 2016

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Perryville, MO 63775

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Perry County District #32 Perryville Area Career Center 326 College Street Perryville, MO 63775

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Adult & Community Education

Since 1975 your local Adult & Community Education program has been multiplying the richness of after-school programs and opening the doors of school buildings to everyone while serving all ages in the community. The Perryville Area Career Center’s Adult & Com-munity Education program offers after-school classes for children, evening courses for adults, and specialized training for area busi-nesses and industries. In addition, a special partnership between the Career Center and Mineral Area College allows students (both

high school and adult) to earn college credit through MAC while obtaining skill training at the Career Center.

For additional information on any of our programs, contact the Career Center at 573-547-7500, ext. 347.

Adult & Community Education affords parents and patrons yet one more opportunity to be a part of our school system. We are pleased to be able to contribute to our community in such a positive way.

Opening doors of opportunity for you!