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THE BRONXVILLE ADULT SCHOOL, INC.a non-profit educational institution chartered by the New York State Board of Regents

A LETTER FROM OUR CO-CHAIRS

Dear Friends, We hope you are faring well in the winter weather and that you’ll get a hint of longer days andmilder weather by taking a few moments to page through our Spring 2015 Catalog. “Variety’s the very spice of life/That gives it all its flavour.” [William Cowper, British poet]. And we at the Bronxville Adult School strive each and every semester to augment our recurring favorites with new offerings that we hope will pique your interest. This spring, some of these are multi-session classes,such as Circuit Training, Calligraphy for Special Occasions, Musical Forms and Innovations of theGreatest Composers and Mah Jongg for Beginners. However, we know that schedules are crowded with work and family responsibilities, so we would alsolike to highlight a number of new, single-session offerings for the spring semester that would certainly warrant a well-deserved “night off”: Paris from La Vie Moderne to La Belle Epoque, Deconstructing CraftBeer, The Proper Care and Feeding of Your House Plants, Psychic Reading and Protecting YourComputer from Viruses, Malware & Other Nasty Stuff, among others. If you’re lucky enough to take a full day off, there’s no better way to spend it than our day trip to Long Island’s Gold Coast Mansions. If you have a friend who has never attended an Adult School class, please consider inviting him or her to join you. In a new initiative, the Adult School is also including two offerings scheduled on weekends duringthe day: The Great American Song Book: An Annotated Concert Series (three Sundays at 4 pm) andMemoir Writing (one Saturday at 10 am). For those for whom weekday classes and lectures are not feasible or convenient, we hope you’ll take advantage of this expanded schedule. Apart from these new offerings, of course, we have literally dozens of other classes scheduled inareas ranging from Acrylics to Zumba. The Table of Contents will give you the quickest overview, withdetailed class descriptions to follow. All of the material in this catalog can be found on our website,www.bronxvilleadultschool.org, as well as the opportunity to register for class. The Bronxville Adult School has long been independent of the Bronxville School District – we areself-supporting and receive no tax dollars. We rely on course fees and donations to fulfill our mission ofproviding life-long learning at affordable prices. If you would like to make a tax-deductible contribution tohelp us continue our many years of community service, please go to our website and click on “Donate”. Thank you and we hope to see you in school!

Marlissa Westerfield Robert ShearerCo-Chair Co-Chair

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Co-Chair: Robert Shearer Co-Chair: Marlissa Westerfield Vice Chair: Priscilla Toomey Secretary: Robert O’Connor Treasurer: Timothy Hurley

ADVISORY BOARD

Executive Director: Celia Cuce MISSION STATEMENT

The Bronxville Adult School is a not-for-profit organization incorporated in 1957 and chartered by the NewYork State Board of Regents. Recognizing the importance of life-long learning, the Bronxville Adult Schooloffers all adults of Bronxville and surrounding communities the opportunity for personal growth through life-enhancing skills and provides cultural, intellectual and recreational stimulation at a nominal cost.

CONTACT INFORMATION

The Bronxville Adult Schoolwww.bronxvilleadultschool.org(914) 793-4435 • Email: [email protected]. Box 334, Bronxville NY 10708Office Hours: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Monday – FridayBrochure Design by Rosemary Campion, Blackbird Creative Services, Bronxville, NY • 793-9255

72nd ProgramMarch 2, 2015 – June 25, 2015

Jack BierwirthLinda ColquhounPeggy Conway

Elizabeth CrowleyDouglas CruikshankRobert C. Diserens

Kathleen FabrosCindy HodnettThomas Kenney

Mary MassaDennis Tormey

Sara BellesheimElizabeth Folberth

Elizabeth HarrissJuli Jackson

Ruth ShearerChristine Zufelt


MUSIC APPRECIATION • FILM . . . . . . . . . . . . 4The Great American Songbook: An Annotated

Concert SeriesUnderstanding Opera: The Met Live in HD Behind the Scenes of Classical Music:

The Musical Forms and Innovations of the Greatest Composers

Reel IQ 2: 10 More Films Everyone Should Know

TRIPS • LECTURES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Long Island's Gold Coast MansionsParis From La Vie Moderne to La Belle Epoque Great Myths of the Great Depression

ART • ARTS & CRAFTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Drawing BasicsWatercolorsOils and Acrylics Stamping and Paper Crafting for Spring CelebrationsCalligraphy for Special OccasionsStained Glass WorkshopKnitting: Beginner & Beyond BeginnerNuts About Needlepoint

BRIDGE • MAH JONGG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Bridge: Supervised Play, Beginner,

Advanced Beginner, Intermediate Mah Jongg for Beginners

BUSINESS • CAREER • FINANCE . . . . . . . . . . 8Long Term Care: You're Not “Too Young”

to Think About It!Notary Public TrainingHow to Be an Executor Preserving Family Assets from Estate Taxes,

Nursing Home Costs and MoreSavvy Social Security for Boomers

COLLEGE TEST PREP: SAT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

COMPUTERS • PHOTOGRAPHY• TECHNOLOGY. . 9Protecting Your Computer from Viruses, Malware

& Other Nasty StuffEssential Computer Skills for the WorkplaceQuickBooks Excel BasicsExcel: Advanced Spreadsheet FunctionsPhotoshop: Basic & Advanced Advanced Features of FacebookAll Things InstagramGoodbye Digital Camera – Hello iPhone!iPhone /iPad Camera Apps & MoreiStuff: Which is Right for you – iPhone? iPad? ..

iPod? Mac?iPad: Part 2, The Next Steps Mac Laptop Learning: Fundamentals iPhone: Part 2, Continuing OnSettings for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch

COOKING • FOOD • BREWS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11Cooking in Nancy’s Kitchen

• Comfort Food• Spring Fling Dinner Party• More Fish• Summer Soups

Spring Holiday Tapas and More at Mambo 64

Denise’s Table• Every Night Pastas• Summer Salads

Deconstructing Craft BeerIndian Hors D’oeuvres

FITNESS • YOGA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Tabata Training: For a Better YouFitWalkWalking Workout: Aerobic WalkingCircuit TrainingMat PilatesZumba GoldVBarre: Tone. Trim. Transform.Let’s Run!Yoga: Beginner & IntermediateKripalu Yoga

GOLF • TENNIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Golf Lessons at Lake IsleTennis Lessons at Bronxville Village Tennis

Courts

HOME • GARDEN • OUTDOORS . . . . . . . . . . . 16Get Your Listing Noticed and Sold!Optimize Your Real Estate Experience: Where to

Start if You’re Planning to Sell or Buy a HomeThe Proper Care and Feeding of Your House Plants11th Annual Bird-Spotting Walk

MUSIC • DANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Guitar: Beginner & Advanced BeginnerLet’s Salsa!: Beginner & Advanced BeginnerLindy Hop/SwingDo The Hustle!Foxtrot/WaltzMerengue/Cha Cha/RumbaLine Dancing: Beginner, High Beginner,

Low Intermediate

PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT • WELLNESS . . . 18Find Your ColorsBeyond Dust Bunnies: Spring Cleaning is the

Perfect Time to Get and Stay OrganizedHeart Saver CPR/AEDClarifying Your Purpose: What Now With Your Life?How to Live with New Energy, Joy & Peace Achieve Living Your Life Being Mindful with

HypnosisPsychic ReadingSpirit EncountersFirst Impressions Matter: Make a Great Virtual .

Impression!Why Smart Women Get Stuck OrganizingTai Chi and Qi Gong

READING • WRITING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Fiction Writing WorkshopReading Shakespeare AloudMysterious BooksMemoir Writing Workshop

WORLD LANGUAGES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20French: 2 LevelsItalian: 4 LevelsSpanish: 3 Levels

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MUSIC APPRECIATION • FILMTHE GREAT AMERICAN SONG BOOK: AN ANNOTATED CONCERT SERIES NEW!Join us for a series of three concerts presented by Eric Jennings honoring, performing andexploring the music and lyrics of three of America’s greatest songwriters: Jerome Kern, GeorgeGershwin and Cole Porter. Live and pre-recorded performances of each composer will provide a brief retrospective of their lives as well as the style and genius of the songs they composed.Selections may include: Jerome Kern’s They Didn’t Believe Me, Show Boat, The Song is You,Smoke Gets in Your Eyes, The Way You Look Tonight and All the Things You Are; GeorgeGershwin’s Swanee, Fascinatin’ Rhythm, Rhapsody in Blue, Of Thee I Sing, The Man I Love,An American in Paris, Porgy and Bess and Our Love is Here to Stay; Cole Porter’s Kiss Me,Kate, Anything Goes, Night and Day, Let’s Do It, Love for Sale, I Get a Kick out of You and I've Got You Under My Skin. Acclaimed soprano Geraldine McMillian will be a featured soloist.

Professor Eric Jennings sang tenor professionally in Europe and America after receiving his master’s degree from the Manhattan School of Music.

Geraldine McMillian, soprano, made her debut with the New York City Opera. She is a frequentguest and concert performer with orchestras throughout the world.

Kern Concert: Sunday, March 8 • 4 – 6 pm $30Gershwin Concert: Sunday, April 12 • 4 – 6 pm $30Porter Concert: Sunday, May 3 • 4 – 6 pm $30Register for the series and save $15! $75Greenville Community Church, 270 Ardsley Road, Scarsdale

UNDERSTANDING OPERA: The Met Live in HD NEW!In preparation for the Metropolitan Opera’s HD movie, professor and tenor Eric Jennings willexplore two one-act masterworks: the opera that’s credited as the first truly Italian verismo opera– Mascagni’s 1890 work, Cavalleria Rusticana (Rustic Chivalry); and the one act tour-de-forcemost often paired with it, Leoncavallo’s I892 verismo masterpiece, Pagliacci. Like some realityTV, verismo opera looks at the life of the not-so-glamorous people and intensely examines thestruggles and violence of their lives. Join us for a closer look at these two “reality” gems

Cavalleria Rusticana/Pagliacci: Monday, April 13 • 7 – 9 pm $25 Reformed Church Music Room, 180 Pondfield Road, Bronxville

BEHIND THE SCENES OF CLASSICAL MUSIC: THE MUSICAL FORMS AND INNOVATIONS OFTHE GREATEST COMPOSERS NEW!Famed Italian pianist/composer Cristiana Pegoraro brings her deep passion and enthusiasm forclassical music to an intimate classroom setting that combines concert-worthy performanceswith stimulating discussion of greater music themes:

• The astonishing development of the Sonata: from the Baroque to the Romantic time: May 7• The Fugue, Symphony and Concerto, from Bach to Brahms: May 14• The Romantic free forms: Waltz, Mazurka, Ballade, Scherzo, Fantasy, Theme & Variations: May 21

Called “an artist of the highest caliber” by the NY Times, Cristiana Pegoraro has performed as asoloist and with orchestras at Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, the Sydney Opera House and otherinternational venues. She has recorded 25 CDs and regularly presents master classes across theU.S. (including at the Juilliard School), Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Australia.

All 3 Thursdays: May 7, 14, 21 • 7 – 9 pm $75Each date separately $30Reformed Church Edwards Room, 180 Pondfield Road, Bronxville

REEL IQ 2: 10 MORE FILMS EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW NEW!Post-World War II, American filmmakers tackled provocative topics, such as moral and civic erosion, utilizing techniques that engaged and startled audiences. Each class will examine two classic films, such as Taxi Driver and Dr. Strangelove, which defined cinematic conventionand greatly influenced future moviemaking. (Film titles on website. Participation in the originalReel IQ is not necessary.)

Debra Griboff regularly lectures on film history in Westchester County and NYC, with the goal ofstimulating conversation and critical thinking.

5 Tuesdays: April 21 – May 19 • 6:45 – 8:45 pm Room A-107 $125


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TRIPS • LECTURESLONG ISLAND’S GOLD COAST MANSIONS NEW!In the grand era of The Great Gatsby and the industrial revolution, the North Shore of LongIsland became a favorite retreat of the rich and famous. Wealthy industrialists, from the Astorsto the Vanderbilts, built hundreds of Gold Coast Mansions with only a handful now remaining.We’ll visit two of the most notable sites which are listed on the National Register of HistoricPlaces, starting with a guided tour of the 24-room Vanderbilt Mansion. Built in the 1930’s,"Eagle Nest Estate" was home to William K. Vanderbilt II. This will be followed by time on yourown to explore the marine museum, gardens and other exhibits (please note that some of theseoptional exhibits require stairs or hills). We’ll enjoy a delightful lunch in the Nursery Wing beforedeparting to Old Westbury Gardens, once home to John S. and Margarita Grace Phipps. We’llhave a guided tour of this 44-room mansion, completed in 1906 and furnished with Englishantiques, furniture and decorative arts once owned by the family. Situated on 200 acres, theestate consists of formal gardens, landscaped grounds, fountains, ponds and a lake. Please wearcomfortable walking shoes.

Thursday, May 14 • 8 am – 5 pm $125 Bus leaves from Bronxville Women’s Club, 135 Midland Ave. (parking fee included)

PARIS FROM LA VIE MODERNE TO LA BELLE EPOQUE NEW!The period between the 1850’s and World War I in Paris is known as a time when intellectuals,artists, writers and performers transformed the city physically, artistically and socially. A newurban vision combined with Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Symbolism, and thinkers likeMarie Curie, Freud, Zola and Baudelaire to set the stage for the modern world with new discoveries,new ideas and new ways of looking at society and social relations. The resulting art and literaturewould scandalize, push against convention, humanize and ultimately help to transform and shapethe modern world.

Dean of Sarah Lawrence College, Jerrilynn Dodds, is a lecturer at The Metropolitan Museum, hasbeen Distinguished Professor of Art History at CUNY, and has taught at Harvard, Columbia andMIT. An author and prize-winning documentary filmmaker, she’s curated numerous exhibitions.

Tuesday, April 28 • 7 – 8 pm Bronxville Public Library, Yeager Room $20

GREAT MYTHS of the GREAT DEPRESSION NEW!

Economists and historians still debate the causes and cures for America’s Great Depression.Come hear Larry Reed’s insightful analysis “Great Myths of the Great Depression.” Was HerbertHoover really such a “lassiez-faire” president? Did the various public works programs like WPA,NRA and CCC contribute to or retard recovery? Did WW II really get America out of the depression? You’ll enjoy Larry’s provocative presentation and engaging personality.

Lawrence W. (“Larry”) Reed is president of the Foundation for Economic Education (“FEE”), presidentemeritus of the Machinac Center for Public Policy in Midland, MI and is a member of the MountPelerin Society. He is the author of more than 1,000 columns and articles that have appearedin publications all around the world. Since its founding in 1946, FEE has sought to offer themost consistent case for the ethical, legal and economic principals of a free society. In additionto its flagship publication, The Freeman, and leading website (www.fee.org), FEE’s programsinclude educational seminars for high school and college students around the country.

Tuesday, May 19 • 7 – 8 pm Bronxville Public Library, Yeager Room $20

ART • ARTS & CRAFTSDRAWING BASICS

Like to draw? Dream of taking your stick figures to the next level? Here’s where to start! We’llcover the basics of design, contour, shading and composition – with in-depth demos to help youdraw various types of objects – and have fun while bringing out the artist in you! No experience or“talent” is necessary….just the desire to learn. Please bring a 14” x 17” sketch pad, HB, 2B and4B pencils, and a kneaded eraser to the first class, where you’ll receive a complete supply list.

Pat Van Metter works on commissioned portraits and figurative and landscape paintings out ofher Dobbs Ferry studio. She has studied at Pratt and participates in NY group and solo shows.

10 Wednesdays: March 11 – May 20 (no class 4/1) • 7 – 9 pm $200Room C-316


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WATERCOLORSBeginners and advanced students alike will profit from this technique class that guides youthrough each phase of creating a finished work of art. Subjects will include florals, still lifes and landscapes. Supply list on website.

Jean Vincenza Liggio, listed in Who’s Who of American Women, has won close to 300 art awardsand staged countless exhibitions of her work throughout the NY metropolitan area.

10 Tuesdays: March 10 – May 19 (no class 3/31) • 7 – 9 pm Room C-316 $200

OILS and ACRYLICSThis class teaches the basic skills needed to produce a successful painting, and helps you developyour own artistic style. Beginners learn the painting process with simple step-by-step exercises.Experienced painters develop their existing skills and explore more involved challenges. Studentsreceive individual critiques and benefit from principles followed by the masters for hundreds ofyears. Supply list on website.

Joseph Fama, an award-winning artist, captures inspiration from nature and history. His “WesternCollection” has been widely exhibited. He has been an art director, a designer for ChristopherRadko and an adjunct professor at Westchester Community College.

10 Thursdays: March 12 – May 21 (no class 4/2) • 7 – 9 pm Room C-316 $200

STAMPING and PAPER CRAFTING for SPRING CELEBRATIONS Mother’s Day….Father’s Day…Graduation! Create exquisite gifts and decorations from marble,ceramic and high-quality heavy-stock paper. Techniques include stamping, marbling, embossing,image-layering, die-cutting and punch out designs. All materials are pre-prepared and included intuition. Class projects will be different for Session 1 and Session 2.

Sharon Abrams, independent demonstrator for Stampin’ Up!, has over ten years experience instamping and creating handmade memory books, invitations, shadowboxes, ornaments and more.

Session 1: 4 Mondays: March 16 – April 20 (no class 3/30, 4/6) • 7 – 9 pm $115Session 2: 4 Mondays: April 27 – May 18 • 7 – 9 pm Room B-106 $115

CALLIGRAPHY for SPECIAL OCCASIONS NEW!Copperplate is a beautiful, elegant 18th century script style of calligraphy using a dip pointed pen and ink that is wonderful for quotes and invitations, as well as creating ornamental decorations.Students will learn easy and quick ways to create envelope guidelines to make addressingenvelopes and writing out place cards a snap! Intermediate students are also welcome and willwork with the instructor in the area of their choice. Materials list on website or may be purchasedfrom the instructor for $15.

Anne M. Tascio got in trouble in first grade for adding curlicues to her printed letters. Undaunted,she has been a professional calligrapher since 1994, teaching the art to adults and children asyoung as five and creating pieces for clients, countless bridal couples and for direct sale.

6 Thursdays: March 19 – April 30 (no class 4/2) • 7 – 9 pm Room B-106 $150

STAINED GLASS WORKSHOP: BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATEBeginners will learn the copper foil method of stained glass construction used by Louis ComfortTiffany. We’ll cover designing, cutting, foiling and soldering, as you work at your own pace.Intermediate students can work in three dimensions to create a lampshade and boxes. All students can complete two to four projects, depending on skill and amount of time spent outside class. Materials fee payable to instructor: Beginners: $130 for materials and basic tools.Additional glass and tools available from instructor. Intermediates: $75 for glass and lamp bases; bring your own tools.

Ronnee Peters is a well-known stained glass designer, artisan and teacher. She has an M.A. inEducation and has been working with stained glass since 1981.

9 Tuesdays: March 24 – May 26 (no class 3/31) • 6:30 – 9:30 pm Room B-106 $160

BEGINNER KNITTING Learn to knit and start a small project in 6 weeks. A pattern for fingerless gloves or a hat will be provided, or you can start a simple project of your own choosing. Bring size 8 double-pointedneedles (5 to a package) to the first class along with light-colored worsted weight yarn.

6 Mondays: April 13 – May 18 • 9:30 – 11 am $135Reformed Church Room 400, 180 Pondfield Rd., Bronxville

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BEYOND BEGINNER KNITTING Experienced or lapsed knitters are welcome, as well as those who have completed a beginnerclass. Bring a project you’d like to start or one that’s been sitting in the closet for years, as wellas pesky problems and … let’s knit! No group projects, no plan, just enjoy the simple act ofknitting.

10 Wednesdays: March 11 – May 20 (no class 4/1) • 7 – 8:30 pm $220Faculty Lounge

NUTS ABOUT NEEDLEPOINT

Beginners will learn the basic stitches, technicalities and wonderful world of available projects in the first two classes, and move onto a canvas of their own in the following weeks. After the first two weeks, the class will welcome anyone with unfinished projects who needs a bit of help,encouragement or camaraderie to finish. Materials fee of $10 for the two-week beginner kit payableto instructor at first class. Please bring small sharp scissors to the first class.

Beginners: 6 Wednesdays: April 8 – May 13 • 9:30 – 11 am $135Other Levels: 4 Wednesdays: April 22 – May 13 • 9:30 – 11 am $90Reformed Church Room 400, 180 Pondfield Rd, Bronxville

Melissa Shinsato has been knitting since age twelve. She attended FIT, worked in the garmentindustry for ten years and now teaches all ages and levels of knitting.

BRIDGE • MAH JONGGBRIDGE: SUPERVISED PLAYThis format combines recreational play and organized learning – a great way for students toimprove their knowledge of the game.

Beginner:4 Thursdays: March 5 – March 26 • 1:15 – 3 pm $100

Beyond Beginner & Intermediate:4 Tuesdays: March 3 – March 24 • 1:15 – 3 pm $100

BEGINNER BRIDGEBridge is hotter than ever! Every day thousands of people play bridge at home, in clubs and onthe Internet. Take this introductory course to get your feet wet, and learn the rules of the gameand the basic fundamentals of bidding, play and defense. No partner necessary.

7 Tuesdays: April 7 – May 19 • 10:45 am – 12:30 pm $175

ADVANCED BEGINNER BRIDGE

This class is for players who have taken Beginner Bridge or who have some experience. We willlearn conventions by playing prepared hands.This course reviews preemptive opening bids, over-calls and advances, and takeout doubles.

7 Thursdays: April 9 – May 21 • 1:15 – 3 pm $175

INTERMEDIATE BRIDGE

This class, for players with some experience, focuses on advancing your game. It covers the mostwidely-played conventions, evaluating the hand, identifying winners and losers and analyzing thealternatives for play in both suit and no-trump contacts.

7 Tuesdays: April 7 – May 19 • 1:15 – 3 pm $175

MAH JONGG FOR BEGINNERS NEW!

Similar to the English card game Rummy, but played with Chinese character tiles, Mah Jongg’smix of strategy, skill, calculation and luck has made it Asia’s most popular table game. Thecourse will be taught using the National Mah Jongg League standard rules of play. Materials fee of$10 for 2015 Mah Jongg card, payable to instructor at first class.

6 Mondays: April 13 – May 18 • 1:15 – 3 pm $150

Meryl Dinowitz-Eskridge is an ACBL-accredited teacher, Life-Master and accomplished player whotakes a special interest in introducing new players to the game of bridge, as well as to mahjongg.

Reformed Church Room 400, 180 Pondfield Rd., Bronxville



BUSINESS • CAREER • FINANCELONG TERM CARE: You’re Not “Too Young” to Think About It!Are you concerned about the impact of long-term care on your retirement income? To what extentdo Medicare, Medicaid, or Social Security cover long-term care services? How can you planahead? Find out how and when to integrate long-term care into your financial plan. We will lookat using personal savings, insurance, and government options to fund long-term care needs andan attorney will be present to answer legal and tax questions.

Michael Rosenman has been a Financial Advisor with the Northwestern Network since 2001.

Monday, March 23 • 7 – 9 pm Room A-107 $30

NOTARY PUBLIC TRAININGAdd a new credential to your resume! This training course provides all prep materials and infor-mation for the NYS exam. Tuition also includes a one-year subscription to Notary Public Central.Bring a pen and highlighter.

Notary Public Central was awarded “Special Honoree, 2004” by the National Notary Association.

Wednesday, May 6 • 6:30 – 9:30 pm Room B-102 $75

HOW TO BE AN EXECUTORHave you been named an executor of an estate? This presentation provides an overview of thelegal rights and responsibilities of an executor and explains filing for probate, gathering assets,paying debts, the spousal election, beneficiary distributions, and general administration includingintestate estates. Learn about your liabilities, responsibilities and commission.

David Otis Fuller, Jr. is a Harvard Law graduate, partner of Bosworth, Gray & Fuller in Bronxvilleand Justice of the Village of Tuckahoe.

Thursday, May 7 • 7 – 9 pm Room B-102 $30

PRESERVING FAMILY ASSETS from Estate Taxes, Nursing Home Costs and MoreLearn how to legally avoid estate taxes & nursing home costs and keep family assets from endingup in unwanted hands, while maintaining control of your assets. You will be taught what needs tobe done in order to pass assets to children free of estate tax, how you can protect your home andother assets from future nursing home costs and how you can avoid giving extended family members unwanted access to your assets.

Neil R. Lubarsky, Esq. is a Harvard Law graduate who also possesses an LL.M (Masters of LawDegree) in taxation from New York University. He has been a practicing estate planning andelder law attorney for over 30 years.

Monday, May 11 • 7 – 8:30 pm Room B-102 $30

SAAVY SOCIAL SECURITY for BOOMERSWhether you’re one, five or more years from retirement… single, divorced, or a couple…SocialSecurity represents a key element of your financial plan. Understanding when and how to takeyour benefits will impact the maximum benefit you are entitled to, and affect your total retire-ment income strategy. This class reviews the best options and strategies for couples and singles,addressing issues of timing, health, work status and more.

Jim Van Metter, CFP, MBA is founder and president of James Van Metter Wealth Management,an Independent Financial Planning and Investment Advisory Firm.


COLLEGE TEST PREPSAT EXAM PREP: Bespoke Education’s test prep classes will cover the content and essential strategiesfor all sections of the SAT exam and will allow students to practice what they are learningthrough the use of actual released questions and timing drills. Don’t miss these opportunities toprepare with Bespoke’s expert instructors and walk in on Test Day with confidence. Class feesinclude all materials and two full-length mock tests at your choice of one of Bespoke’s offices.

Bespoke Education is a leading test preparation, academic consulting, and tutoring company withheadquarters in Manhattan and offices in Westchester, Brooklyn, Los Angeles, and Paris.

7 Tuesdays: March 10 – April 28 (no class 3/31) • 6:15 – 9 pm (Register by Feb. 23) $650



COMPUTERS • PHOTOGRAPHY • TECHNOLOGY PROTECTING YOUR COMPUTER FROM VIRUSES, MALWARE & OTHER NASTY STUFF NEW!Malware (which stands for MALicious softWARE) comes in many forms, including Viruses, Worms and Trojan Horses, all of which can slow, freeze or even disable your computer. This class will explain the different types of malware and how they spread, as well as how to detectand remove active infections. You will learn important computer safeguards, including data backup and maintenance. This class is for both PC and Mac owners; you should not bring your computer to this class.

Neil Forster, founder and President of NBF Technology Solutions, has been providing technologyconsultation, services, and support to small companies, residential households and non-profitorganizations for more than 25 years, offering cost-effective and simplified technology solutions.

Tuesday, March 24 • 7 – 8:30 pm Room A-107 $35

ESSENTIAL COMPUTER SKILLS FOR THE WORKPLACE If your workplace skills need updating, this course will get you up to speed with the most commonlyused version of the Microsoft Office Suite. The course begins with a brief intro to Windows thatbrings all students to a basic skill level before moving on, using detailed handouts, online demonstrations and hands-on exercises with Word, PowerPoint, Excel and Intermediate Word. You will learn to create professional documents, presentations, spreadsheets, graphs and charts.

9 Tuesdays: March 10 – May 12 (no class 3/31) • 6:30 – 8:30 pm Computer Lab $290

OR – REGISTER FOR INDIVIDUAL PROGRAMS: INTRO TO WORD: 3 Tuesdays: March 10, 17, 24 $120POWER POINT: 2 Tuesdays: April 28, May 5 $80INTERMEDIATE WORD: Tuesday: May 12 $40(Envelopes/Labels/Mail Merge, Page layout and design, Tables, Working with graphics, Hyperlinks)

Linda McMann, Bronxville School Technology Support specialist, has over seventeen years experi-ence and two Masters degrees in Information Systems and Education and truly loves technology.

Lawrence Daniels has worked as a Network Specialist at the Bronxville School for seven years andhas an extensive software support background in Windows, MAC, Blackberry, Android and Apple.

QUICKBOOKS Get started or just get better, using QuickBooks 2014, the tool for small to mid-sized businessesthat tracks your finances and saves valuable time. We’ll help you set up and reconcile youraccounts, create and print invoices, track receivables and inventory, pay bills and run reports.By the end of this hands-on course, you will be familiar with company setup, lists, products andinventory, invoicing, sharing files, online banking and more. Note: there is an additional $10 processing fee for registrations after April 1st.

3 Mondays: April 13, 20, 27 • 7 – 9:30 pm Computer Lab $215

EXCEL BASICS Learn the basics of this multi-faceted spreadsheet program. Create worksheets, manipulate data, and enter and link mathematical formulas. Copy formulas using relative and absolute cellreferences. Formatting, printing and multi-sheet workbooks are thoroughly covered. Knowledge of Windows XP or equivalent required. Note: there is an additional $10 processing fee for registrationsafter March 25th.

3 Wednesdays: April 8, 15, 22 • 7 – 9:30 pm Computer Lab $190

EXCEL: ADVANCED SPREADSHEET FUNCTIONSLearn to customize toolbars, create templates and decision-making functions, pivot tables, andcompare workbook files and file links. Plus, learn to outline and consolidate worksheets, analyzedata using the Scenario Manager, protect worksheet data by locking cells, record and modifymacros with Visual Basic Editor and create interactive web documents. Prerequisite: Excel Basicsor equivalent. Note: there is an additional $10 processing fee for registrations after April 24th.

3 Wednesdays: May 6, 13, 20 • 7 – 9:30 pm Computer Lab $190

Pam Barnet, lead architect for Barnet Associates LLC’s client and delivery solutions, developsclassroom training programs and has taught nationally in the effective use of high-tech softwareproducts.


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PHOTOSHOP Basics: Learn the basics of Photoshop, the premier photo-editing program. The course will start bycovering the various tools and their uses. Then we’ll get into the real magic of how Photoshopworks, how layers, layer masks, adjustment layers and selection happen. We’ll take that informationand modify photographs to be printer-ready. Basic computer literacy is required; no previousPhotoshop experience necessary.

4 Wednesdays: March 4 – March 25 • 7 – 9 pm Computer Lab $140

Advanced: Now that we have a running start, we’ll go more in-depth with advanced Photoshoptechniques. How to use filters, layer styles, and textures for special effects. More in-depth on layers, adjustment layers, and layer masks to color correct and composite photographs. Forgotsomeone important in a photograph? Not necessarily the end of the world. Finally, printingoptions for the real world – not as scary as it might seem. Photoshop Basics or equivalent required.

4 Wednesdays: April 8 – April 29 • 7 – 9 pm Computer Lab $140

Andy Pearlman, Faculty at School of Visual Arts for over 15 years, teaching classes on Photoshop,Flash, Illustrator, and InDesign. He is a painter, printmaker and professional production designer.

ADVANCED FEATURES OF FACEBOOK NEW!Techniques for a successful marketing strategy on Facebook. Facebook advertising is a great wayto create brand recognition, grow your follower base and increase sales. In this session you willlearn how to use Facebook in a more targeted way by creating advertising campaigns and byboosting posts. Learn how to use Facebook’s Business Advertising features to make creating andmanaging your campaigns easier. Learn how to interpret Facebook Insights to know if you’reachieving your business objectives.

Bridget Gibbons, CEO of Gibbons Digital – a social media marketing firm serving small/mediumsized businesses – has been a technology consultant for to Fortune 100 clients for over 20 years.

Wednesday, April 29 • 7 – 9 pm Computer Lab $40

ALL THINGS INSTAGRAM NEW!Get ready to learn Instagram as an effective sales tool for your small business, or just for fun.We will cover the critical basics – setting up an account, creating a post, best practices for posting the most relevant content, implementing direct selling methods, and how to build acommunity of qualified followers. This course will also explain the value and proper use of hash tags, as well as ways to create eye-catching graphics to build your brand and get results.Bring your Smart Phone (iPhone or Android) to class.

Susan Unger, CEO of CloudBar, LLC creates customized digital marketing programs that includesocial media, and are designed to help entrepreneurs & small businesses navigate the web toget results.


GOODBYE DIGITAL CAMERAS…HELLO iPHONE!Why hassle with extra camera equipment when your iPhone takes great pix? Learn the best techniques for photo taking with the iPhone including special effects, editing, enhancing andpost-processing to make photos look even better, then organize and share your photos andvideos via special Apps, Facebook, email, e-cards and other social media. Bring fully chargedApple iPhone & Apple ID and password (if you have an existing account).

Tuesday, March 10 • 7 – 9:30 pm Room B-104 $45

iPHONE/iPAD CAMERA APPS & MORE! NEW!This class is the “part 2” of our popular “Goodbye Digital Cameras, Hello iPhone!” course. It will continue to concentrate on the many free and various third-party apps available for taking,enhancing, embellishing, and editing your photos and videos with the iPhone and iPad. Be creative with special effects, filters, “looks,” and adjustments to make your photos and videos be unique, cool, stylized and do things you cannot do with the photos app that comes with youriDevice. See how to share via photo stream/sharing, email, Facebook, texting; or get prints,make books, and more.

Prerequisite: "Goodbye Digital Cameras, Hello iPhone!" or equivalent knowledge. Bring fully charged AppleiPhone or iPad, Apple ID and password (if you have an existing account).

Tuesday, March 24 • 7 – 9:30 pm Room B-104 $45




iSTUFF: WHICH IS RIGHT FOR YOU – iPHONE? iPAD? iPOD? Mac? NEW!Looking to buy but are confused? This demo class shows why these products are so special,what they can do, and which is right for you! Finally, a class that demystifies all those buzz-words,answers your questions, and lets you make informed choices and feel better about living in thedigital world.

Wednesday, April 8 • 6 – 6:50 pm Room B-104 $15

iPAD: PART 2, THE NEXT STEPS NEW!This follow-up course continues with more about very important Settings and Apps, with a betterunderstanding of your daily iPad usage for all your business, artistic, leisure, and personalneeds. Learn more about FaceTime’s audio & video calling now in HD; iOS 8 tips; third-partyapps to add features; learn to use Siri to get results instead of frustrated; see augmented reality;Apple Pay; usability tips on Contacts, Calendars, Mail, and Safari, the four most important productivity apps. Prerequisite: iPad Fundamentals or equivalent knowledge. Bring fully chargedApple iPad & Apple ID and password (if you have an existing account).

2 Wednesdays: April 8, 15 • 7 – 9:30 pm Room B-104 $85

Mac LAPTOP LEARNING: Fundamentals NEW!Bring your Mac laptop to class for this in-depth, special, multi-session course. Learn Mac Basics:Mac OS X, Mail, Safari, FaceTime, iTunes, iPhoto, iMessages, iCal, and much more! Bring yourMac laptop with charged battery and power cable.

3 Tuesdays: April 7, 14, 21 • 7 – 9:30 pm Room B-104 $130

iPHONE: PART 2, CONTINUING ON NEW!This follow-up course continues with more about very important Settings and Apps, with a betterunderstanding of your daily iPhone usage for all your business, artistic, leisure, and personalneeds. Learn more about FaceTime’s audio & video calling now in HD; iOS 8 tips; third-partyapps to add features; learn to use Siri to get results instead of frustrated; see augmented reality;Apple Pay; usability tips on Contacts, Calendars, Mail, and Safari, the four most important productivity apps. Prerequisite: “iPhone Essentials: Say Hello!”, or equivalent knowledge. Bring fully charged Apple iPhone & Apple ID and password (if you have an existing account).

2 Tuesdays: April 28, May 5 • 7 – 9:30 pm Room B-104 $85

SETTINGS FOR iPHONE, iPAD, iPOD TOUCH: Don’t Be Afraid! NEW!Confused about your iDevice's Settings? Wonder what's the difference between Notifications,Control Center, Do Not Disturb, Hotspots, iCloud, and various Apps' settings? Not sure whichswitch should be on or off -- and why? Concerned about battery life, privacy, ad tracking, GPS andmore? Explore and learn about all the Settings and customize them to serve your digital lifestyle.Bring fully charged Apple iDevice & Apple ID and password (if you have an existing account).

Tuesday, May 12 • 7 – 9:30 PM Room B-104 $45

An artist, educator and private trainer since 1983, Donald Gambino has taught users to work withdigital devices and applications they need to know to get their jobs done quickly and professionally.

COOKING • FOOD • BREWSCOOKING in NANCY’S KITCHENThese small demonstration classes are held at Chef Nancy Contessa’s lovely home. Leave room toenjoy the food! Location information will be emailed a few days before the class.

COMFORT FOOD ENCORE!Wikipedia defines comfort food as: foods that provide a nostalgic or sentimental feeling to theperson eating it. Our menu includes: Meatloaf, Homemade Macaroni and Cheese and Pot Roast.

Monday, March 9 • 11:30 am – 1 pm OR Tuesday, March 10 • 7 – 8:30 pm $50

SPRING FLING DINNER PARTY ENCORE!Dazzle your family or guests with an elegant dinner. Menu includes: Wild Mushroom Soup, Rackof Lamb Dijonnaise with Mint Sauce, Scalloped Potatoes, Gingered Carrots and Toffee Tiramisu.

Monday, March 23 • 11:30 am – 1 pm OR Tuesday, March 24 • 7 – 8:30 pm $50


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MORE FISH NEW!Add four more delicious and easy fish dishes to your repertoire. Menu includes: Almond-CrustedFish with Smoky Paprika, Garlicky Roasted Shrimp with Parsley and Anise, Orange-GlazedSalmon and Pan-Roasted Halibut with Pesto Butter.

Monday, April 20 • 11:30 am – 1 pm OR Tuesday, April 21 • 7 – 8:30 pm $50

SUMMER SOUPS NEW!Who says you can’t enjoy a bowl of soup in the warm weather? These recipes take full advantageof bountiful summer produce. Menu includes: Cantaloupe Soup, Chilly Dilly Cucumber Soup,Peruvian Avocado Soup, Roasted Yellow Pepper Soup with Parmesan Gremolata and WatermelonGazpacho.

Monday, May 18 • 11:30 am – 1 pm OR Tuesday, May 19 • 7 – 8:30 pm $50

SPRING HOLIDAY TAPAS and MORE at MAMBO 64 NEW!Whether it’s for Easter or Passover, we’ve got recipes to give your holiday celebration a fun and festive – not to mention tasty – Latin twist! From a Caribbean Kugel, to Mojo-Marinated Cornish Game Hens and a Mexican-Style Matzoh Ball Soup. In this interactive cooking class, Arlen Gargagliano, chef and owner of Mambo 64, brings you the professional chef tips and tools you’ll need for entertaining any time!

Monday, March 16 • 7 – 9 pm Mambo 64, 64 Main Street, Tuckahoe $50

DENISE’S TABLEAfter living in London, Paris and Hong Kong for 20 years, Denise Leemputte shares her international cooking skills in her home, to help you entertain with ease. Location informationwill be emailed a few days before the class.

EVERY NIGHT PASTAS NEW!Your family will think you spent hours in the kitchen, but these interesting pasta dishes aresuper easy and quick to prepare. We won’t tell if you don’t! Pesto Chicken and Roasted Pepperswith Angel Hair and Roasted Asparagus, Penne with Pancetta, Cream and Peas, & Ravioli with aSage-Infused Cream.

Tuesday, March 17 • 11:30 am – 1 pm OR Thursday, March 19 • 7 – 8:30 pm $50

MAIN COURSE SUMMER SALADS NEW!These delicious main dish salads are great for the warmer months, but they can also be enjoyed yearround. Chinese Chicken, Hot Goat cheese and Roasted Beet with Feta. We’ll also learn a variety ofhomemade salad dressings, which can change an ordinary salad into an extraordinary one!

Tuesday, April 14 • 11:30 am – 1pm OR Thursday, April 16 • 7 – 8:30 pm $50

DECONSTRUCTING CRAFT BEER NEW!Join us for a fascinating evening at the Broken Bow Brewery, a family-owned and operated microbrewery. You’ll learn everything you’ve always wanted to know about craft beer. We’ll beginwith a private tour by Head Brewer Mike LaMothe, who will explain the brewing process fromgrain to glass, followed by an informative discussion about how to properly deconstruct craftbeer. You’ll taste a variety of Broken Bow flights while learning about different styles, aromasand ingredients and enjoy a delicious assortment of hors d'oeuvres prepared by American Bistro.

Thursday, April 9 • 7 – 9 pm $50Broken Bow Brewery, 173 Marbledale Road, Tuckahoe

INDIAN HORS D’OEUVRES NEW!Asha Thadani will teach you to prepare a delicious selection of healthy, authentic Indian horsd’oeuvres, with emphasis on the basics of spices, their distinct flavors and health benefits. The menu includes: Samosas, Spinach Croquets, Grilled Veggie Wraps, Vegetable and NutCutlet, Mint/Cilantro Chutney (to go with the appetizers) Masala Chai, all using local and easily accessible ingredients.

Asha Thadani has extensive experience in preparing delicious, healthy, authentic Indian favorites,with emphasis on the basics of spices and their distinct flavors and health benefits.

Thursday, May 7 • 7 – 8:45 pm Room B-114 $50




FITNESS • YOGA TABATA TRAINING FOR A BETTER YOU! NEW!Workout smarter and quicker so you can achieve real results in fat loss and develop lean muscle.Our bodies get lost in the business of our daily lives; it’s time to regain control of your body andmind. This class will introduce you to the foundations of fitness training – how to do a propersquat, dead lift, lunge, push-up and plank. Tabata strength training uses High Intensity IntervalTraining (HIIT) which can be done at most levels, without any equipment. By using short burstsof power combined with active recovery, this type of training pushes you out of your comfort zoneand forces you to train harder and get fit faster. Beginner to athletic levels.

10 Mondays: March 2 – May 18 (no class 3/30, 4/6) • 7 – 8 pm North Playroom $190

FITWALK NEW!FitWalk is a fabulous new approach to fitness based on a perfect blend of nature, ancient teachingsand modern medical and scientific knowledge. As the name implies, FitWalk’s foundation is walking,aggressive and purposeful, which combined with unique training methods that address all majormuscle groups and follow the most-up-to-date High Intensity Interval Training principles. Each classis different, but they are all like getting multiple workouts in a single session! Moreover, Fitwalkclasses naturally encourage mindfulness, camaraderie, and positive imaging to support mental andemotional health. Each workout will focus on a different wellness topic.

6 Mondays: April 13 – May 18 • 10:30 – 11:30 am Bronxville Pond $100

Tracey Gerety, the creator of FitWalk, is an AFAA certified Personal Trainer, Group Exerciseinstructor, and a longtime Yoga instructor for all age groups, who has many years of experienceworking with individuals of every description.

WALKING WORKOUT: AEROBIC WALKINGNot your typical stroll around the block, this indoor walking program is a calorie-torching, fat-burning, stress-reducing, low-impact aerobic workout, using the popular "Walk at Home"technique developed by Leslie Sansone. Safe, fun, and effective; if you can move your feet youcan do it! Wear comfortable clothing and a good pair of sneakers. Bring water and a small towel.

Heather Buyers is a certified Walk Leader for the Leslie Sansone Walk Live Workout and is a personal trainer. She is a member of the National Council on Strength and Fitness (NCSF).

Session 1: 6 Tuesdays: March 10 – April 21 (no class 3/31) • 7 – 8 pm $100

Session 2: 4 Tuesdays: May 5 – May 26 • 7 – 8 pm North Playroom $65

CIRCUIT TRAINING NEW!Circuit Training is a form of body conditioning or resistance training using high-intensity aerobics.It targets strength building and muscular endurance. An exercise “circuit” is one completion ofall prescribed exercises in the program. Each week a different exercise “circuit” will be switchedup by the addition of bands, exercise machines, battling ropes, medicine balls and free weightsfor maximum strength, flexibility, and cardio conditioning. Students will take home a personalizedworkout plan as well as learn nutritional information for a healthier lifestyle. For men and womenof all ages and abilities!

Anthony Vaglica, former Head Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Coach at NCAA Division II ConcordiaCollege, is a certified Physical Education teacher, and holds a Physical Best Fitness certification.

10 Wednesdays: March 11 – May 20 (no class 4/1) • 7 – 8 pm Fitness Room $190

MAT PILATES Looking to stretch, strengthen, tone and align your entire body? If so, Mat Pilates is for you! Mat Pilates is a series of mind-body exercises that will help you become more aware of how thebody moves. Taught in a contemporary style, Pilates can correct over-trained muscles and preventinjury while helping to develop improved core strength and increased range of motion and flexibility.This class will leave you feeling more connected, conscious and cinched! Please bring a mat,towel and water bottle to class.

Lily Martin, M.S., CSCS, is founder, owner and head trainer of Lyte Body Fitness in Bronxville.Lily has over 12 years of experience in the fitness and wellness field. She loves to restore clientsthrough corrective integrated exercises and mindful movements.

10 Wednesdays: March 11 – May 20 (no class 4/1) • 7 – 8 pm $190Lyte Body Fitness, 27 Milburn Street, #2, Bronxville


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ZUMBA GOLD A low-intensity, gentle class, perfect for beginners and those who have not exercised in a while.Enjoy great Latin styles of music and dance, with 45 minutes of total body and cardio workout,followed by 15 minutes of stretching exercises to improve balance and flexibility. Bring water anda small towel.

11 Tuesdays: March 3 – June 2 (no class 3/17, 3/31, 4/7) • 6 – 7 pm $200South Playroom

VBARRE: Tone. Trim. Transform. NEW!Vbarre is a workout designed to tone, trim, and transform the body with a fusion of ballet,Pilates, and resistance training. By blending dynamic movement with calorie-blasting cardio,Vbarre targets those trouble zones such as the hips, thighs, glutes, and core; delivering one powerful workout with amazing results. By merging the Vbarre and calorie blasting cardio, this workout will kick your butt!

9 Mondays: March 2 – May 18 (no class 3/16, 3/30, 4/6) • 1:30 – 2:30 pm $170Studio B Annex, 20 John R. Albanese Pl., Eastchester

A group fitness instructor and personal trainer, Nora Montoya is certified in Zumba Gold andholds AFFA Group Exercise Instructor Certification.

LET’S RUN!This course is designed as an introduction to fitness and running. The focus will be on increasingoverall athleticism through dynamic movements and stretching. We will start with the most basicbuilding blocks of form and progress through a goal distance. The end result will be a highersuccess rate in all your fitness endeavors, whatever they may be.

As a USATF Level 1 certified coach, Michael DiBlasi has worked with athletes of all levels. Fromdeveloping youth fitness programs to training adults for road racing he has a passion for advancingthe sport and sharing the joys it holds.

6 Mondays: April 13 – May 18 • 6:30 – 7:30 pm BHS Track Bleachers $100

YOGACome discover why Mary Beltran’s classes are so popular, and why students keep coming back.Wear comfortable clothing (no perfume, please) and bring a mat and towel.

BEGINNER Day: 12 Fridays: March 6 – May 29 (no class 4/3) • 10:30 – 11:30 am $220Bronxville Women’s Club, 135 Midland Ave.

INTERMEDIATE Day: 12 Fridays: March 6 – May 29 (no class 4/3) • 9 – 10 am $220Studio B Annex, 20 John R. Albanese Pl., Eastchester

Evening: 12 Mondays: March 2 – June 8 (no class 3/30, 4/6, 5/25) • 7:30 – 8:30 pm South Playroom $220

Mary Beltran, LMT, RYT, is a registered Yoga teacher certified in Kripalu Yoga with over 5,000hours of experience; a certified Feldenkrais® practitioner and a certified breathing work teacher.She is certified by the American Council for Exercise as a personal trainer and group instructor.

GENTLE KRIPALU YOGAThis class enriches the body, mind and spirit through poses and meditation. Stretch and tonemuscles, relieve tension and stress, cultivate concentration & confidence and invite deep peace.Bring a yoga mat.

Instructor: Christine Tergis8 Tuesdays: March 3 – April 28 (no class 3/31) • 9:30 – 10:30 am $1558 Tuesdays: May 5 – June 23 $155Register for 16 weeks and save $20 $290

Instructor: Peter Iocovello8 Thursdays: March 5 – April 30 (no class 4/2) • 9:30 – 10:30 am $1558 Thursdays: May 7 – June 25 $155Register for 16 weeks and save $20 $290

Pyramid Squash Club, 30 Elm Street, Tuckahoe (Free underground parking)




MODERATE TO VIGOROUS KRIPALU YOGA NEW!This class is designed to build strength, flexibility and balance with an invigorating flow.Mindfully move through challenging sequences that create heat in the body as well as encourageconcentration, ease and, ultimately, relaxation. Bring a yoga mat.

Instructor: Christine Tergis8 Tuesdays: March 3 – April 28 (no class 3/31) • 11 am – 12 pm $155Pyramid Squash Club, 30 Elm Street, Tuckahoe (Free underground parking)

GENTLE/MODERATE KRIPALU YOGA

Instructor: Peter Iocovello8 Thursdays: March 5 – April 30 (no class 4/2) • 7:15 – 8:15 pm $1558 Thursdays: May 7 – June 25 $155Register for 16 Weeks and Save $20 $290South Playroom

Peter Iocovello co-founder of the Bronxville Wellness Sanctuary, is a Licensed Massage Therapist andis Certified in Integrated Positional Therapy from Kripalu; he is also a Certified Personal Trainer aswell as a certified Pranotthan yoga instructor (the yoga of awakening the intuitive self) RYT 200.

Christine Tergis completed her 200 hour yoga training in Jai Yoga, studying with a teacher fromKripalu lineage. Christine's practice centers upon celebrating the beauty within everyone andeverything – using breath and humor as a way to connect with what truly is!

GOLF • TENNISGOLF LESSONS at LAKE ISLEOur small class size allows us to address every aspect of the game from rules and etiquette to shortgames and full swing, and is great for meeting others who are interested in improving their game.

Beginner Ladies (limit of 5 per class)5 Sundays: April 12 – May 17 (no class 5/10) • 6:15 – 7:30 pm $2355 Tuesdays: April 7 – May 5 • 10:15 – 11:30 am $2355 Tuesdays: April 7 – May 5 • 6:15 – 7:30 pm $235

Intensive Beginner Ladies (limit of 5)6 Tuesdays: April 7 – May 12 • 8 – 10 am $405

Intermediate Men and Ladies (limit of 5)3 Saturdays: April 11, 18, 25 • 3 – 5 pm $2355 Sundays: April 12 – May 17 (no class 5/10) • 4:45 – 6 pm $235

Lake Isle Country Club (Pro Shop), 660 White Plains Road, Eastchester

Kevin Chin is TGS-certified instructor who has passed the PGA Playing Ability Test, A PGA ClassA Golf Professional as well as a Stack and Tilt Network Instructor. Kevin was awarded Honorablemention for top 50 Golf Instructors by US Kids Golf 2012 & 2013. WINNER of WestchesterMagazine’s 2014 BEST GOLF PROFESSIONAL!

TENNIS LESSONS at BRONXVILLE VILLAGE TENNIS COURTSGet out on the court, work on your skills and meet other people interested in playing. Everyone iswelcome. Please wear appropriate tennis attire (white not required) and sneakers (no black soles).Bring your own racket. Tennis balls provided. Loaner rackets available upon request.

Beginner6 Tuesdays: April 7 – May 12 • 9 – 10 am6 Thursdays: April 9 – May 14 • 10 – 11 am

Advanced Beginner / Low Intermediate6 Thursdays: April 9 – May 14 • 9 – 10 am6 Fridays: April 10 – May 15 • 10 – 11 am

Intermediate6 Tuesdays: April 7 – May 12 • 10 – 11 am6 Fridays: April 10 – May 15 • 9 – 10 am

Bronxville Village Tennis Courts, Garden Ave. $100 per class

Mike Virgilio, a popular tennis instructor, has taught for the Village of Bronxville for over 25 years.



HOME • GARDEN • OUTDOORSGET YOUR LISTING NOTICED and SOLD! NEW!Selling in your future? Two things engage buyers: Price and condition. Put your house’s best footforward from Day One, you’ll have a better hand to play. Thoughtfully prepared houses generatemore interest, and attract the best offers, most quickly. We’ll cover the biggest do’s (anddon’ts!), prioritizing resources for highest ROI, listing photos that drive traffic and more.Early registrants will have the opportunity to submit photos for use in the presentation.

Marie Graham is an Accredited Staging Professional and an IDS Certified Interior Designer whohas worked in Westchester and Fairfield County homes since 1981.

Wednesday, March 11 • 7 – 9 pm Room B-102 $30

OPTIMIZE YOUR REAL ESTATE EXPERIENCE: WHERE TO START IF YOU’RE PLANNING TOSELL OR BUY A HOME Get up-to-date about what has changed and what hasn’t. A home is the single largest invest-ment most people ever make, so being savvy is crucial, both financially and emotionally. Learnthe ins and outs of managing your side in a bidding war; improving your negotiation techniques;what you should expect from your real estate agent; the importance of maintaining momentum;where appraisals fit into the picture; when to get an inspection; and putting the deal together –what are the crucial documents, how to hold things together when there is a misunderstandingand why taking small steps helps.

Priscilla Toomey is an award-winning broker with Julia B. Fee Sotheby’s International Realty. Asa lawyer, she advised on commercial real estate transactions at a Fortune 100 company and wasGeneral Counsel of a national relocation company.

Thursday, March 19 • 7 – 9 pm Room B-102 $30

THE PROPER CARE AND FEEDING OF YOUR HOUSE PLANTS NEW!This interactive workshop will explore which plants are suitable for indoor living, from com-mon household plants, such as philodendrons and peace plants, to orchids and other exoticsand not so exotic. We’ll cover plant requirements in terms of light, temperature, water, place-ment, fertilization, and repotting; which plants to choose, for those new to indoor plants, aswell as avoiding potential problems, such as insect pests. Bring your questions!

Mary Ann DeRosa has lived with house plants and container gardened on her terrace for 25years. She is currently Vice-President, White Plains Beautification Foundation and a MasterGardener volunteer with Cornell Cooperative Extension.

Wednesday, April 22 • 7 – 9 pm Room B-102 $30

11th ANNUAL SPRING BIRD-SPOTTING WALKWhen spring comes, the birds come! May is a fantastic month for the redwing blackbird, theBaltimore oriole and even the elusive cedar waxwing. Get a close up look at the great egret.Learn to identify a variety of warblers by sight and song. You will start to feel like summer is justaround the corner.....Bring binoculars if you have them.

Bird Walk Guide Sandy Morrissey is President of the Bronx River Sound Shore Audubon Society.

Monday, May 18 (rain or shine) • 9 – 11 amBronxville Pond entrance at the Bronxville end of Lake Avenue $25

MUSIC • DANCEGUITARBeginner: Get started with the fundamentals – strumming, picking, chords and more. Even if youdo not read music, you will learn to play your favorite songs in just eight weeks. Bring a guitar.

8 Tuesdays: March 24 – May 19 (no class 3/31) • 7 – 8:15 pm $200

Advanced Beginner: Keep on strumming! For those who have taken the beginner class or haveother prior experience.

10 Thursdays: March 12 – May 21 (no class 4/2) • 7 – 8:15 pm $250Faculty Lounge

Al Esposito is a professional musician with more than 30 years of experience playing live concerts, recording and teaching privately at his Eastchester studio.



LET’S SALSA! The hottest social dance, Salsa “on 2” NY Style. This course focuses on timing, footwork, partnering, and doing those turns the “right” way in a fun, supportive environment. No partnernecessary. Wear loose clothing and dance sneakers or comfortable shoes with smooth soles.

Beginner 7 Thursdays: April 9 – May 21 • 6:30 – 7:30 pm $115

Advanced Beginner 10 Thursdays: March 12 – May 21 (no class 4/2) • 7:35 – 8:35 pm $165North Playroom

Evangelina Rivera, has been a dance instructor throughout the Tri-State area and WestchesterCounty for over fifteen years. Evangelina studied New York Style Salsa with the King and Queenof Salsa, Eddie and Maria Torres, and she studied Ladies Salsa styling with Melissa Rosado.

LINDY HOP/SWING NEW!American Swing is an all-time favorite dance. Learn Basic 6 count Swing patterns, Lead andFollow and Turns from the most famous Swinger in NYC, Paolo “Swings” Lanna. Couples Only.

2 Wednesdays: March 18, 25 • 7:00 – 8:30 pm South Playroom $95/Couple

DO THE HUSTLE! NEW!Hustle & Disco Dancing is great fun and exercise. The beginner 4 count patterns will be taughtwith the latest moves and grooves for modern Hustle/Disco Dancing from the “Disco Queen”Barbara Antes. Anyone remember Fudgie’s or Peachtree’s? Couples Only.

2 Wednesdays: April 8, 15 • 7:00 – 8:30 pm South Playroom $95/Couple

FOXTROT /WALTZ NEW!Get ready for wedding season with romantic dances. Learn to float around the room like Fredand Ginger with these two American Smooth Dances. The 5 most popular steps of each dancewill be taught by the dance champs from Westchester Ballroom. Couples Only.

2 Wednesdays: April 22, 29 • 7:00 – 8:30 pm South Playroom $95/Couple

MERENGUE / CHA CHA / RUMBA NEW!Going on a Caribbean vacation or cruise? Join us and feel like you're on a Latin trip. We willteach the basic steps and intermediate patterns to these famous Latin dances in an easy andsimple way to learn. Taught by spicy Latina dancer Evangelina Rivera. Couples Only.

2 Wednesdays: May 6, 13 • 7:00 – 8:30 pm South Playroom $95/Couple

Register for all 8 weeks and save $40 $340/Couple

Dance classes are taught by Barbara Antes and the staff of Westchester Ballroom. Barbara Anteshas more than15 years dance experience with amateur and pro competition and owns the Westchester Ballroom in Mount Kisco, New York.

LINE DANCING

Beginner: This is for anyone who has the urge to dance when that favorite song comes on. You’lllearn basic steps including grape vines, weaves, shuffles, pivot turns, lock steps, coaster steps,rocking chairs, Monterey, jazz boxes and others! You’ll dance to some fun popular country aswell as a few fun “classics”.

7 Tuesdays: April 7 – May 19 • 7:10 – 8:10 pm $115South Playroom

High Beginner/Low Intermediate: If you’ve tried Line Dance in the past or have done any otherform of dance and are looking to learn some more advanced dances, this is the class for you.Maybe it’s a dance with more than 32 counts, maybe there is a tag or restart, or maybe youwant to learn how to add turns or spins! All will be covered here.

7 Tuesdays: April 7 – May 19 • 8:15 – 9:15 pm $115South Playroom

Originally from New Rochelle, Adam Cherko learned to line dance at the Mishnock Barn in Rhode Island. He is an instructor for The Knights Line Dancers in Rockland County as well asprivate and group instruction in Westchester.


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PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT • WELLNESSFIND YOUR COLORS NEW!Would you like to shop with confidence, knowing the items you select are going to be worn withpleasure for years because they suit you well? Do you want to learn how to make your eyes, skinand hair look their best? Join the owner of NORTH, Tammy Ehrenfeld in an evening discovery ofcolor tones and palettes that can help you shine. Patricia Margro from Maison Rouge will also beon hand to consult on makeup colors that flatter you skin tone. Treat yourself to this informativeand relaxing evening, complete with wine and cheese.

NORTH is a clothing store which curates fine, sophisticated clothing for women. Tammy Ehrenfeld,NORTH’s owner, has a degree in Fashion Merchandising from Brooks College in Los Angeles.

Wednesday, March 18 • 7 – 8:30 pm NORTH, 65 Pondfield Rd., Bronxville $40

BEYOND DUST BUNNIES: Spring Cleaning is the Perfect Time to Get & Stay Organized Spring Cleaning is second only to New Year resolutions as a source of excitement and anxiety forhomeowners everywhere. From yard sales to taxes, expert organizer Andrew Mellen provides thedo's and don'ts so you can deep clean your spaces while preparing yourself for the rest of theyear. Learn the best ways to deal with clutter, sensitive information, storm windows and more.Each participant will leave with a plan of action loaded with simple and easy ways to make thiscomplex process fun, fast and almost effortless.

Author/expert Andrew Mellen leads workshops and speaks nationwide on organization, sustainability,transformation and productivity. Featured in NY Times, O: The Oprah Magazine, Martha StewartLiving Today, HGTV, NPR and more, he’s been called “ The Most Organized Man in America”.

Wednesday, March 25 • 7 – 9 pm Room B-102 $35

HEART SAVER CPR/AED with DISCUSSION of CHILDHOOD EMERGENCIESGet instruction in adult, child and infant CPR. Learn to recognize breathing difficulty and cardiacarrest and how to provide immediate care. Using the AED (automated external defibrillator) wedemonstrate how to restart the heart while awaiting professional care. We also cover choking rescue for adults, children and infants. Students receive two-year CPR certification by the AmericanHeart Association and a practice workbook. Following CPR training, the instructor will discussresponding to childhood emergencies, including burns, stings, poisoning and common injuries.

Karen Sheer is an AHA Instructor, a NY State Emergency Medical Technician and an active officer in the Scarsdale Volunteer Ambulance Corps for 26 years.

Thursday, April 9 OR May 7 • 6:45 – 9:45 pm Cafeteria $75

CLARIFYING YOUR PURPOSE: WHAT NOW WITH YOUR LIFE? NEW!Many different things we can do with our lives. This will be a time for you to examine open-mindedly and choose what you might now select as your core life purposes. You’ll fashion somespecific next steps to move into the days ahead of you with fresh clarity, high focus, zest andimpact. Expect to take a dramatic step ahead in knowing who you really are and what you reallywant to do with the rest of your life.

3 Mondays: April 13, 20, 27 • 7:30 – 9 pm Room A-104 $90

HOW to LIVE with NEW ENERGY, JOY and PEACE: Exploring Meditation Ready to move your life ahead? Try a modern meditation. In this three-class program you will mastera simple, powerful meditation designed to vitalize your best inner self, the part of you that's strong,pure, productive and deeply satisfying. At the same time, it will quiet the part of you that can generatefrustration and worry. You can then move ahead in your life with a solid, inner balance.

3 Mondays: May 4, 11, 18 • 7:30 – 9 pm Faculty Lounge $90

Dr. Merril Harmin is a Professor Emeritus of Education and Psychology and a life-long practitioner of meditation.

ACHIEVE LIVING YOUR LIFE BEING MINDFUL WITH HYPNOSIS: A Safe and Effective Modality NEW!Mindfulness practice has gained worldwide popularity as a distinctive method to handle emotions.Emotions control every action decision we make. Hypnosis addresses the subconscious mind, the seat of emotions. Just imagine how wonderful your life can be when living in the moment!

Wendy Packer is a registered nurse and certified hypnotist/certified forensic hypnotist with a private practice in New Rochelle.

Tuesday, April 14 • 7 – 9 pm Room B-102 $35




PSYCHIC READING NEW!Renowned psychic Marc Sky will do group readings in this enlightening and entertaining class.Find out about yourself, your relationships and your future and learn how to be your own psychic.You will also receive a detailed Numerology chart prepared specifically for YOU that will analyzewhat motivates you in life, the impression you give others, the way you express yourself, bestcareers, your destiny, the challenges you must meet, and your personal horoscope every day fora year. NOTE: Your numerology chart is prepared in advance, your birthday will be requested prior tothe class.

Monday, April 20 • 6:45 – 8:15 pm Multi-purpose Room $35

SPIRIT ENCOUNTERS NEW!Find out how to communicate with loved ones that have crossed over... do you have loved onesthat have passed away and wonder if their spirits are still around you? Can they give you messages?Can you communicate with them? Is it possible to see or sense them? In this extraordinaryenlightening, entertaining and amazing program, you’ll find out. Marc shows you how to do ityourself; through a guided out-of-body experience you can visit friends, family members, (evenpets), so you can talk to them, ask them questions, connect and relive happy times with and somuch more. Truly, the heart does go on. Special guiding CD for $10 available at the class.

Monday, April 20 • 8:30 – 10 pm Multi-purpose Room $35Register for Psychic Reading and Spirit Encounters and save $10 $60

Marc Sky has been amazing and helping people with his unusual powers for most of his life.Marc specializes in workshops, psychic house parties, lectures, seances, as well as hypnotizingpeople to help them overcome personal problems such as weight, stress and smoking.

FIRST IMPRESSIONS MATTER! MAKE A GREAT VIRTUAL IMPRESSION! NEW!First impressions matter. Consider this...you now exist in two parallel universes: the real world(among people who know you) and digitally (what appears when someone researches you online).It’s important to manage both areas to maintain a consistent image with potential employers,clients, colleagues, or friends. Join this interactive class where we’ll discuss how to create a personalmission statement that reflects “what you stand for in a way that both defines you and sets youapart". Then we will review how to use social media platforms to provide a consistent online image.

Roseanne Amoils is the founder of What’s Next Club, a motivational service whose goal is to provide its clients with everything needed to make successful life or career changes. She is certified by the International Coach Federation.

Monday, April 27 • 7 – 9 pm Room B-102 $35

WHY SMART WOMEN GET STUCK ORGANIZING NEW!If you are overwhelmed, discouraged or want to learn how to organize your home better, thenthis workshop is for you. Many women get stuck when it comes to getting organized and it has nothing to do with being smart. Some reasons are related to cognitive function – others are situational. You will find ideas and tools to help you tackle your projects with a new perspectiveand effective strategies. This class will be filled with helpful information, followed by questionsabout your organizing challenges.

Andréa Deinstadt has been a professional organizer for over 10 years, is a member of the nationalAssociation of Professional Organizers and before that worked for a large restaurant corporationin Manhattan and as a conference planner for Prudential.

Thursday, April 30 • 7 – 8:30 pm Room B-102 $35

TAI CHI and QI GONG NEW!Tai Chi and Qi Gong are complimentary exercises that help to develop your own healing energy,achieve balance, alleviate stress and maintain health and wellbeing. Tai Chi helps people of allages with balance, coordination and concentration. It is taught in slow, relaxed movements thatare simple and graceful. Qi Gong is a centuries old technique that trains your mind to direct thebody’s healing life force called “chi”, through a series of physical movements and meditations.In this class, we will experience the essence of both of these arts.

NOTE: This class will begin in April; dates and times TBA. Please check website or call the office formore information.

Karen Whitten has been a practitioner of Tai Chi, Qi Gong and Taoist Philosophy for many years.She studied with Taoist Master Yun Xiang Tseng (Chen) from Wu Dang Mountain, and impartshis training and wisdom into her classes.


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READING • WRITINGFICTION WRITING WORKSHOPCome hone the art and craft of writing fiction in a fun and supportive environment. Throughbrief reading and writing assignments and in-class discussion of individual students’ work, wewill explore issues of character development, dialogue, description and plot, as each studentworks toward developing his or her unique writing voice. Class is open to writers of all levels.

Susan Kleinman’s short stories have been published in several literary journals, and she recentlyfinished writing her first novel. She earned her B.A. in English from the University of Pennsylvaniaand was a Gurfein Writing Fellow at Sarah Lawrence College.

8 Mondays: March 16 – May 18 (no class 3/30, 4/6) • 7 – 8:30 pm $175Room B-112

READING SHAKESPEARE ALOUD It is reputed that Abraham Lincoln could recite Hamlet in its entirety, in part because he readShakespeare aloud in a group. Depending on the interest of the group, an entire play or selectedscenes from a variety of plays will be studied. Let the actor in you emerge, or simply participatein the discussion.

Frances Gilmore, a former English teacher and learning specialist, received a NEH Grant forStudying Shakespeare. She is an inveterate audience member of New York City Shakespeareproductions and local Shakespeare performances.

Patrick Hewes has extensive experience with Shakespeare, teaching acting technique, performing,and focusing on theatricality of the text.

8 Tuesdays: March 17 – May 12 (no class 3/31) • 7 – 8:30 pm Room B-102 $175

MYSTERIOUS BOOKS From smoky-eyed vamps to spunky PIs, the role of women in crime fiction has come a long way,baby! This course includes women crime fiction writers and female sleuths, with the occasional“guy” thrown in for comparison. Book list will be provided before the first class.

Jean Geiger is a college administrator and former adjunct instructor at CUNY who might somedayfinish the mystery novel in her bottom drawer. Jean has taught at BAS since 1996.

6 Thursdays: March 19 – April 30 (no class 4/2) • 6:30 – 8:30 pm $120Room B-104

MEMOIR WRITING WORKSHOP NEW!Join authors Susan Hodara and Joan Potter for an interactive workshop devoted to learning how towrite memories from your life. Learn different approaches to memoir writing, share your stories,and gain feedback from the instructors and other students. Both beginning writers and thosewith more experience are welcome.

The instructors are two of the four authors of “Still Here Thinking of You: A Second Chance withOur Mothers” a collection of memoirs about mothers and daughters. Joan Potter’s personal essayshave been published in anthologies and literary journals, and her articles have appeared innumerous magazines and newspapers. Susan Hodara is a journalist and memoirist. She writes aboutthe arts for the New York Times, Communication Arts, and other publications.

Saturday, April 11 • 10 am – 1 pm Bronxville Public Library, Yeager Room $55

WORLD LANGUAGESFRENCH-BEGINNERThis basic grammar and conversation class emphasizes dialogue, culture and essentials for travel.

Nathalie Dunn is a French native from Paris and a long time Bronxville resident. She has beentutoring and teaching French for fourteen years.

10 Wednesdays: March 11 – May 20 (no class 4/1) • 7:30 – 8:30 pm Room B-112 $200




FRENCH: INTERMEDIATE This course is designed for those who have a basic knowledge of French grammar and wish toperfect their conversational skills. Students will increase comprehension and confidence throughdiscussion of simple stories, along with periodic grammar drills.

8 Wednesdays: March 11 – May 13 (no class 3/25, 4/1) • 7:15 – 8:30 pm Room B-112 $200

Isabelle Fuller holds masters’ degrees from the University of Tours in France and FordhamUniversity. She has taught at Marymount, Sarah Lawrence and Westchester Community collegesas well as Marymount High School/Fifth Avenue. She was also a teacher at the Alliance FrancaiseCenter in Manhattan and Greenwich, CT. In addition, she runs the weekly French Table at theHarvard Club in Manhattan.

ITALIAN: BEGINNER This class is for students who have not previously studied Italian. It covers the foundations forunderstanding written and spoken Italian, including basic sentences such as introducing yourself,describing things, and singular/plural.

10 Thursdays: March 5 – May 21 (no class 4/2, 4/9) • 6:30 – 7:30 pm Room B-202 $200

ITALIAN: ADVANCED BEGINNER This class is for students who have a very basic notion of the language or have taken the Italianfor Beginner course or equivalent.

10 Thursdays: March 5 – May 21 (no class 4/2, 4/9) • 7:30 – 8:30 pm Room B-204 $200

ITALIAN: INTERMEDIATE This level is those who have an introductory basic knowledge of Italian and focuses on increasingvocabulary beyond basic question-answer and short sentences. You will learn more grammar anda lot about Italy.

10 Tuesdays: March 3 – May 19 (no class 3/31, 4/7) • 7:45 – 8:45 pm Room B-202 $200

ITALIAN: ADVANCED This group has a reasonable knowledge of the most-used Italian verbs and vocabulary. Lessonsare taught 70% in Italian, 30% in English, and are aimed at students who have some under-standing of Italian (speak, read, basic grammar and verbs in the present tense).

10 Tuesdays: March 3 – May 19 (no class 3/31, 4/7) • 6:45 – 7:45 pm Room B-204 $200

Ines Rodrigues has been teaching Italian for over ten years, is certified by the University ofPerugia, Italy, and has also worked as an interpreter.

SPANISH: BEGINNER This is an introductory course for beginners with little or no formal education in Spanish and willfocus on the basic grammatical and vocabulary concepts of elementary Spanish.

10 Thursdays: March 12 – May 21 (no class 4/2) • 7:30 – 8:30 pm Room B-110 $200

SPANISH: ADVANCED BEGINNER Students will continue to be exposed to grammar and vocabulary used in everyday conversationin authentic settings. Ideal for those who have completed the beginner class or other minimalexperience with Spanish.

10 Mondays: March 2 – May 18 (no class 3/30, 4/6) • 7:30 – 8:30 pm Room B-110 $200

SPANISH: INTERMEDIATE Students will improve all skills of language acquisition, listening, reading, writing and speaking.Ideal for those with a working knowledge of the Spanish language.

10 Tuesdays: March 10 – May 19 (no class 3/31) • 7 – 8:30 pm Room B-110 $300

Spanish Instructors:

Rosita L Marcello Ph.D. is a retired college professor. She taught Spanish at all levels, includinggrammar, conversation and literature during a long and distinguished career.

Nicholas Reza Rastegar is a French and Spanish teacher at the Bronxville School. He holdsbachelor’s degrees in Spanish and French from Le Moyne College, a master’s degree inEducation Policy from the University of Rochester, and an additional master’s degree inSpanish Language and Cultures from the University of Salamanca, Spain.



YOU NEED TO KNOW

ENTRANCE INFORMATION for BRONXVILLE SCHOOL: Due to District safety rules, the only entranceopen in the evening is the Elementary School entrance on Midland Ave. next to the playgroundand parking lot. Staff will be available to direct you to your classroom.

LOCATION: Unless otherwise noted, all classes take place at the Bronxville School, at 177Pondfield Road. Please note that this is NOT the mailing address for the Bronxville Adult School.There is ample free parking at the Midland Ave. entrance.

ACCESSIBILITY: Our classrooms are accessible to persons with disabilities. Please advise us whenyou register if you have special needs.

REGISTRATION: You may register online at www.bronxvilleadultschool.org, by mail with check,Visa, MasterCard or Discover, or by phone. Registration is ongoing. Classes are filled in the orderin which registrations are received. Students assume full responsibility for choosing the appro-priate course level. Please contact the office if you have a question about the level or material.Order confirmations will be sent via email only.

INCLEMENT WEATHER: For closings due to bad weather, check our website or call (914) 793-4435. When the Bronxville School is closed, our classes are automatically cancelled.Class cancellations due to inclement weather will be made up and will not be refunded.

CANCELLATIONS and REFUNDS: A full refund will be issued if your course is cancelled due to lowenrollment or if filled. To cancel a registration, contact the office at least 5 FULL BUSINESS DAYSprior to the class start date. You will receive a full refund, less a $10 processing fee. No credit will be given for missed classes or if you are unable to attend a rescheduled make-up class.There are no refunds or credits once a course begins.Refunds for trips will only be issued if you withdraw more than 3 WEEKS prior to the trip date. You will receive a full refund, less a $20 processing fee.For cancellations after the deadlines, if your space can be filled you will receive a refund, less a 25% processing fee.

GENERAL: The Bronxville Adult School is not responsible for any advice or consultation givenwithin or beyond the classroom setting and course curriculum material. Students assumeresponsibility for damage to or loss of personal property or injury on premises or off-site.

NO CLASSES: March 30, 31 • April 1 – 6 • May 25

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Support life-long learning in our community! Please make a donation today.

The Bronxville Adult School needs your assistance. We are an independent non-profit organization,and for over 70 years we have provided enrichment opportunities to our neighbors. We receive no taxpayer funding. Last year, close to 3,000 students took more than 300 classes through our school.

Your donation will help us to meet rising operating costs and keep tuition affordable.Donate online at www.bronxvilleadultschool.org

Register online at www.bronxvilleadultschool.org

Please note cancellation and refund policy on page 22

Idea for a new class? Or a new teacher? E-mail [email protected]. We are always eager to receive new ideas!


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