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MIDLAND

PARK FALL 2019

Continuing Education

201-444-2030 Visit us on the web at www.mpsnj.org

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MIDLAND PARK CONTINUING EDUCATION 250 Prospect St., Midland Park NJ 07432 Phone 201-444-2030 Fax 201-444-2091

www.mpsnj.org

The Midland Park Continuing Education program is sponsored by the Midland Park Board of Educa- tion. The school is a self-supporting, non-profit organization designed to serve the adults and youth of Midland Park and surrounding communities.

The Midland Park Public Schools support the legislation guaranteeing each person equal education opportunity regardless of race, color, creed, religion, sex, ancestry, national origin, or social or economic status, and guarantee each person the opportunity to enroll in the courses in this brochure.

The Midland Park Continuing Education program is one of the largest of its type in northern New Jersey, and is open to registrants from the entire region. If you have any questions regarding the courses or trips offered in this brochure, please telephone our friendly office staff at (201) 444-2030, between the hours of 9:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.

CONTINUING EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION Director of Continuing Education Mr. Nicholas Capuano Secretary Mrs. Diane Ilovar Bookkeeper Mrs. JoAnn Francolino BSCC/ASCC Registration Coordinator Mrs. Beth Kasbarian

GENERAL INFORMATION 1. SENIOR CITIZENS — Persons 62 and over

are eligible for a 10% discount on selected courses. Discount does not apply to trips, shows one-night courses or courses offered at Glen Rock Community School or Ramsey Commu- nity School. Special discount applies to se- lected courses offered at Ramsey Community School. Please indicate “Senior Citizen” and date of birth when registering.

2. ROOM ASSIGNMENTS posted first nights of classes on tv monitor above MPCE office door.

3. REFUNDS — Tuition will be refunded only under the following conditions:

*If a course in which the registration is insuf- ficient is cancelled.

*If the Director closes registration due to limitations on enrollment, facilities or for other justifiable causes.

*Refunds for withdrawals (less $15) will be issued only if notification (by phone or mail) is given 5 days or more prior to the begin- ning of the course. Refunds (less $15 per registrant) for show trips, day trips & over- nights, will be given only if the seat or reserva- tion can be resold and the event is sold out. Deposits for overnight trips are non-refundable.

NO tuition fees will be refunded for any reason within 5 days prior to the first meet- ing of a class or after a class has begun.

4. INCLEMENT WEATHER — Closing due to storms developing during the day will be announced over radio station WOR Radio 710AM, or log onto www.mpsnj.org. Make-up dates are provided for all canceled classes. If public school classes are closed during the day, no night classes will be held. Call 201-444-7400, ext. 611 for a recorded message.

5. SMOKING — No smoking is permitted on Public School property in any location inside or outside the buildings. (P.L. 1989 C. 96)

6. Courses and instructors subject to change due to printer’s deadline.

7. MAKE-UP CLASSES — A make-up session has been scheduled into the calendar in the event of snow closing, teacher’s absence, or class cancellation. It is NOT for individual ab- sences of the student.

8. MIDLAND PARK H.S. IS BARRIER-FREE with facilities for the handicapped. Handicap entrance is located in the rear of the school.

9. INJURIES – Midland Park Continuing Education and the Midland Park Public School District are not responsible for injury or damage of any kind, includ- ing but not limited to injury, death, damage, prop- erty damage/loss or any other type of loss which may arise in whole or in part from attending Midland Park Continuing Education programs or trips.

10. AGE RESTRICTIONS – Persons under the age of 18 may not be permitted in adult classes except where noted. Please call the MPCE office 201- 444-2030 before registering your child.

11. REMINDERS - Reminders or changes to classes and trips will be sent by email. Please provide an email address upon registration.

MIDLAND PARK CONTINUING EDUCATION FALL 2019 CALENDAR

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday First Class: Sept. 18 19 20 21

Sept. 23 24 25 26 27 28 Oct. Sept 30 1 2 3 4 5 Oct. 7 8 9 10 11 12 Oct. 14 15 16 17 18 19 Oct. 21 22 23 24 25 26 Oct. 28 29 30 31 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov. 4 5 6 7 8 9 Nov. 11 12 13 14 15 16 Nov. 18 19 20 21 22 23 Nov. 25 26 27 28 29 30 Dec. 2 3 4 5 6 7 Dec. 9 10 11 12 13 14

Shaded areas denote Schools Closed - Day and Evening

Brochure cover designed by Phyllis Hughes, Watercolor Instructor for Midland Park Continuing Education

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Early registration is recommended; however, registrations will be accepted before or after the first session, providing the class is not filled.

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REGISTRATION FORM .................................................................................................... 31 TRIPS AND TOURS

PLAYBILL .......................................................................................................................... 4 AWAY FOR THE DAY ....................................................................................................... 6 PACK YOUR BAGS .......................................................................................................... 9

ARTS & CRAFTS .............................................................................................................. 11 COMPUTER CORNER ..................................................................................................... 12 HEALTH AND PHYSICAL FITNESS ................................................................................. 12 HOME AND GARDEN ....................................................................................................... 15 LANGUAGES .................................................................................................................... 19 MUSIC AND DANCE ......................................................................................................... 21 SPECIAL INTEREST ........................................................................................................ 22 SPORTS AND RECREATION .......................................................................................... 24 AFTER SCHOOL YOUTH PROGRAMS ........................................................................... 25 ONLINE COURSES .......................................................................................................... 30

Registration begins immediately! By phone, mail, fax, in person or online ...

Office hours: 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday thru Friday

Registration forms on page 31

Phone: 201-444-2030 Fax: 201-444-2091

Visit us at http://www.mpsnj.org

MIDLAND PARK SCHOOLS Glen Rock Community School & H.S. 600 Harristown Road - 201-389-5011

Eric Smith School 73 Monroe St., Ramsey Midland Park High School

250 Prospect St. Alexander Hamilton School 380 Harristown Road, Glen Rock

Hubbard School 10 Hubbard Lane, Ramsey

Godwin School Highland School Ramsey High School Dater School 41 E. Center St. 31 Highland Ave.

256 E. Main St. - 201-327-2025 35 School St., Ramsey

Faith Reformed Church 95 Prospect St. McFarren Field

195 Williams Dr., Ramsey Tisdale School

200 Island Road, Ramsey Midland Park

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Online: Registration and payment for M.P.C.E. classes, trips and programs can now be done online! You only need a valid email address, a credit card or bank account information to use this convenient, secure website, which is avail- able 24/7. Follow these easy steps to create an account on Community Pass. From any com- puter with an internet connection, go to

https://register.communitypass.net/midlandpark

Click on “Create an Account” and complete all required fields. This new process is a fast and convenient way to register for programs, classes and trips.

If you have questions or need assistance, please call the M.P.C.E. office at 201-444-2030.

By Mail: Complete a registration form located in the back of this brochure or visit www.mpsnj.org for additional forms. When you have mailed the form and check or credit card payment, consider yourself enrolled and report on the opening night for class. Make all checks payable to Midland Park Continuing Education or M.P.C.E..

In person: The M.P.C.E. office is located at 250 Prospect St., Midland Park and is open week- days from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

By phone: Please call 201-444-2030 between the hours of 9:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., or leave a message on our voicemail and your call will be returned.

By fax: Fill out a registration form with your credit card information and fax it to 201-444-2091.

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The Midland Park Continuing Education program is seeking talented and diversified people to

teach a course or program in the evening during upcoming semesters. No special certification

is required – just your creativity and enthusiasm to share your talent and expertise with both

young and mature students in an informal classroom setting. Please email us at

mpcestaff@mpsnj.org or call 201-444-2030 to submit a proposal.

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PLAYBILL

Refunds, less $15.00 per ticket will be given only if a trip is sold out and tickets can be resold. MARK YOUR CALENDAR. Reminders will be sent by email.

PLEASE NOTE: BUSES DEPART FROM SEVERAL DIFFERENT LOCATIONS

TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD FEE: $169 Thursday, October 10 Orchestra Seats Curtain: 7:00 p.m. Do not miss this timeless classic To Kill a Mockingbird, starring Jeff Daniels (The Newsroom Emmy Winner). Based on the celebrated Harper Lee novel of the same name, To Kill a Mockingbird is the story of six-year-old Jean Louise Finch, nicknamed Scout, and her father, Atticus Finch, a small-town lawyer in the American South who defends a black man put on trial. The story touches on issues of prejudice, poverty, racial injustice and childhood innocence. To Kill a Mockingbird, written in 1960, has become one of the most popular and well-regarded books of all time. It won the Pulitzer Prize in 1961 for original fiction and has never been out of print since. Bus leaves Midland Park H.S. at 4:00 p.m. and returns immediately after the show.

THE GLENN MILLER ORCHESTRA LUNCH AT WESTCHESTER THEATER FEE: $119 Tuesday, October 22 Today, The Glenn Miller Orchestra is still one of the greatest bands of all time! Under the direction of Nick Hilscher, it is the most popular and sought- after Big Band. They play ALL THE FAVORITE BIG BAND HITS; “Moonlight Serenade”, “Tuxedo Junction”, “In the Mood”, “A String of Pearls”, “Chattanooga Choo Choo”. The legendary Glenn Miller was one of the most successful of all the dance band leaders back in the swing era of the 1930’s and 40’s. At the height of the Orchestra’s popularity, He disbanded the band to volunteer for the Army. He then organized the famous Glenn Miller Army Air Force Band. It went to Europe to entertain servicemen and then on December 15, 1944, he was lost in the disappearance of the single- engine plane bound for France. Because of popular demand, the Miller estate authorized the formation of the present Glenn Miller Orchestra in 1956. The band has proven staying power, and its popularity has never seemed to wane. The Miller sound lives forever! Prior to the concert, enjoy a complete lunch which consists of your choice of 6 delicious entrees, dessert, coffee or tea. Bus departs Faith Reformed Church at 9:15 a.m. and returns approximately 5 p.m.

OKLAHOMA! FEE: $119 Wednesday, October 23 Rear Orchestra Curtain: 7 p.m. Winner of 2 Tony Awards including Best Revival and Ali Stroker’s Best Actress in a Musical! Over 75 years after Rodgers & Hammerstein reinvented the American musical, this is OKLAHOMA! as you’ve never seen or heard it before – reimagined for the 21st century. Stripped down to reveal the darker psychological truths at its core, Daniel Fish’s production tells a story of a community circling its wagons against an outsider, and the violence of the frontier that shaped America. Upending the sunny romance of a farmer and a cowpoke, this Oklahoma! allows the classic musical – and our country – to be seen in a whole new light. Funny and sexy, dark and terrifying, “this is the OKLAHOMA! that was there all along.” (New York Magazine). Bus departs Midland Park H.S a 4:00 p.m. and returns immediately after the show.

TOOTSIE FEE: $139 Monday, October 28 Rear Orchestra Curtain: 7:30 p.m. 2019 Tony Award Winner Santino Fontana delivers “one of the best performances ever seen on a musical stage” (Rolling Stone) in the show critics are calling “the most uproariously new musical comedy to hit Broadway in years”. Tootsie tells the story of Michael Dorsey, an out of work actor willing to do anything for a job. When he disguises himself as an outspoken actress named Dorothy Michaels, he defies all odds to become a Broadway sensation. But as audiences fall for Dorothy and Michael starts to fall for the woman of his dreams, he’s learning that the hardest part of show business isn’t getting to the top... its keeping up the act. Bus departs Midland Park H.S at 4:00 p.m. and returns immediately after the show.

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AIN’T TOO PROUD FEE: $139 Wednesday, November 6 Orchestra Seats Curtain: 7:30 p.m. Ain’t Too Proud is an electrifying new musical that follows The Temptations extraor- dinary journey from the streets of Detroit to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. With their signature dance moves and unmistakable harmonies, they rose to the top of the charts creating an amazing 42 Top Ten Hits with 14 reaching number one. The rest is history - how they met, the ground breaking heights they hit and how personal and political conflicts threatened to tear the group apart as the United States fell into civil unrest. This thrilling story of brotherhood, family, loyalty and betrayal is set to the beat of the group’s treasured hits, including “My Girl”, “Just My Imagination,” “Get Ready”, “Papa was a Rolling Stone” and so many more. Bus departs Midland Park H.S. at 4:00 p.m. and returns immediately following the show.

TINA - THE TINA TURNER MUSICAL FEE: $139 Thursday, November 14 Rear Orchestra Curtain: 7:00 p.m. From humble beginnings in Nutbush, Tennessee, to her transformation into the global Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll, Tina Turner didn’t just break the rules, she rewrote them. This new stage musical reveals the untold story of a woman who dared to defy the bounds of her age, gender, and race. One of the world’s best-selling artists of all time, Tina Turner has won 12 Grammy Awards and her live shows have been seen by millions, with more concert tickets sold than any other solo performer in music history. Featuring her much loved songs, TINA – The Tina Turner Musical is written by Olivier Award- winning playwright Katori Hall and directed by the internationally acclaimed Phyllida Lloyd. Presented in association with Tina Turner. Bus departs Midland Park H.S at 4:00 p.m. and returns immediately after the show.

RHYTHM OF THE YULETIDE DANCE LUNCH AT WESTCHESTER THEATER FEE: $109 Monday, December 2 From The National Dance Company of Ireland, this exciting and breathtaking live experience unites the always popular Irish dance with the seasonal joy and spirit of the Christmas and Yuletide holiday! Irish dance is no longer just a St. Patrick’s Day event. Now, its energy, passion, dazzling array of colors and enhanced sounds and sights, all give new meaning to the Yuletide season, offering a new tradition in holiday entertainment for the entire family! Combining both traditional Irish dance, music, and song with contemporary state-of-the-art stage technology, “Rhythm of the Yuletide Dance” live stage show, is a high-energy holiday spectacle, destined to take its place among such classic and popular live stage productions, as “Nutcracker...” and the annual Rockettes’ holiday shows. “Rhythm of the Yuletide Dance!” will absolutely delight one and all! Prior to the concert, enjoy a complete lunch which consists of your choice of 6 delicious entrees, dessert, coffee or tea.Bus departs Faith Reformed Church at 9:15 a.m. and returns approximately 5:00 p .m.

RADIO CITY CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR FEE: $120

Tuesday, December 10 Center Orchestra Seats Curtain: 8:00 p.m. Share the joy of the holidays with your loved ones this year at the Christmas Spectacular Starring the Radio City Rockettes. Experience Radio City Music Hall as it transforms into an immersive, magical wonderland and discover what’s new in this iconic New York City tradition. Make time for joy this holiday and create lasting memories with the legendary Rockettes. Bus departs Midland Park H.S at 4:00 p.m. and returns immediately after the show.

Registration form on page 31

Phone: 201-444-2030

Fax: 201-444-2091

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AWAY for the DAY

Refunds, less $15.00 per person, will be given only if a trip is sold out and ticket or reservation can be resold. This does not apply to overnight trips. Buses leave promptly at indicated time. Itineraries and times are subject to change due to unforeseen or extenuating circumstances. MARK YOUR CALENDAR. Reminders will be sent by email.

PLEASE NOTE: BUSES DEPART FROM SEVERAL DIFFERENT LOCATIONS.

SANDY HOOK, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS & SPRING LAKE FEE: $98 LUNCH AT THE BREAKERS, SPRING LAKE Tuesday, September 17 At Sandy Hook National Seashore, we’ll see remarkable natural beauty and hear fascinating histories at Sandy Hook Lighthouse and Fort Hancock, which defended the New York Harbor from 1856 and into the nuclear age. We’ll also tour the 1862 Navesink Lighthouse in Atlantic Highlands. We’ll take a fun packed guided bus ride from Sea Bright, the photo capital for storm reporters to Belmar, where the E Street Band was born. We’ll enjoy a buffet lunch (1:00 pm) at the historic Breakers Hotel and walk the Spring Lake boardwalk.Tour led by Paul Boddy. Bus departs McFarren Field Parking Lot, 195 Williams Drive, Ramsey at 7:45 a.m. and returns 6 p.m.

STATUE OF LIBERTY/ELLIS ISLAND FEE: $84 Monday, September 23 Starting from Liberty State Park, Jersey City, we’ll take ferries to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. Ellis Island - From 1892 to 1954, 12 million immigrants passed through the Main Building, now the museum of immigration. We’ll take a 45 minute ranger-guided highlights tour. Statue of Liberty - We’ll tour the spectacular new Statue of Liberty Museum, featuring an immersive theater, interactive displays, and the original torch. Includes boxed sandwich, chips and drink. Tour led by Paul Boddy. Bus departs McFarren Field Parking Lot, 195 Williams Drive, Ramsey at 8:30 a.m. and returns 6 p.m.

DOWNTOWN HIGHLIGHTS-THE WHITNEY/CHELSEA MARKET AND THE HIGHLINE FEE: $70 Wednesday, October 16 Today we begin our Downtown Manhattan experience at The Whitney Museum of American Art. The Whitney boasts World -Class Art featuring contemporary artists and special exhibitions. Our self-guided tour includes both natural light-filled art galleries and stunning outdoor terraces with sweeping views of NYC. Next stop lunchtime at The Chelsea Market where everyone will have a delicious choice of different ethnic foods and drinks (on your own). Our afternoon activity will be a self-guided walk on the High Line where we will see breath-taking views of NYC, sculpture and fall plantings. We experience a slice of NYC that is very special! Please note there is a substantial amount of walking on this trip. Please wear comfortable walking shoes. Tour led by Melinda Scarso. Bus departs the Faith Reformed Church, 95 Prospect St., MP promptly at 8:45 a.m. and returns approximately 5:30 p.m.

ESSEX STEAM TRAIN & RIVERBOAT CRUISE FEE: $115 BRUNCH AT GRISWOLD INN Sunday, October 20 Depart for Essex, Connecticut and start your day with an all you can eat brunch buffet, The Hunt Breakfast, at one of New England’s truly original country inns, The Griswold Inn. A dining convention started by the British when they occupied The Griswold Inn during the War of 1812, Hunt Breakfast remains a popular tradition today. After our hearty brunch depart for the historic 1892 Essex Station, where you’ll board vintage rail cars pulled by an authentic steam locomotive. The train meanders through the scenic country side to Deep River Landing, where you’re escorted onto the Becky Thatcher Riverboat. Aboard Becky’s 1-1/4 hour cruise along the Connecticut River, you’ll delight in breathtaking scenery and view historic landmarks such as Gillette Castle and Goodspeed Opera House. When Becky returns to Deep River Landing, the steam train welcomes you for the return trip to Essex Station. Bus departs Midland Park H.S. at 8 a.m. and returns approximately 7:15 p.m.

BIG APPLE FOOD TOUR FEE: $98 Thursday, October 17 Riding through NYC, we’ll sample food of the world. We’ll see mozzarella and bread being made on Arthur Avenue, taste Dim Sum in Chinatown, and try pastry in the East Village. On the Lower East Side, we’ll sample knishes and blast to the past at Economy Candy, featuring candy buttons, pixie sticks, and jelly grahams. We’ll eat the equivalent of two meals. Guide (and radio host) Art Zuckerman will tell funny stories of food and neighborhoods. Tour led by Paul Boddy. Bus departs McFarren Field Parking Lot, 195 Williams Drive, Ramsey at 8:30 a.m. and returns 6 p.m.

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FOLIAGE AND PHANTOMS-ROCKLAND, NY HALLOWEEN TOUR FEE: $93 Saturday, October 26 On the guided tour from Piermont to Haverstraw, see five houses immortalized in paintings by Edward Hopper and the hear about the only house in the US to be declared legally haunted. Walk the Nyack block that features the mansion of Helen Hayes and gaze at cliffs that tell a breathtaking geologic story. Surprising history and crisp humor. First, enjoy lunch at the Old ’76 House, host to patriots and the ghost of British prisoner, John Andre. Choice of entree: Pot roast, chicken parmigiana or baked salmon. Please indicate meal choice when registering. Tour led by Paul Boddy. Bus departs Tisdale School Parking Lot, 200 Island Rd, Ramsey at 11 a.m. and returns 6 p.m.

CHRYSANTHEMUM FESTIVAL AT LONGWOOD GARDENS FEE: $85 Sunday, October 27 Experience the largest display of exhibition chrysanthemums in the United States. The horticulture experts at Longwood Gardens work daily throughout the seasons to meticu- lously nurture and train more than 17,000 chrysanthemums into giant orbs, spirals, pagodas, columns, and even more unique forms—including a traditional fan shape making its debut this year. In late October, the unveiling of the Thousand Bloom Mum—a single plant bearing more than 1,000 perfect blooms on a single stem—takes the display to a whole new level. The result is simply astounding! Lunch is on your own at the Terrace Café, which offers a variety of specialty wraps, sandwiches and other delicious goodies. Bus departs Midland Park H.S.at 7:30 a.m. and returns approximately 7 p.m.

APPLE FESTIVAL FEE: $52 Saturday, November 2 Back by popular demand!! Apple goodies abound at this annual celebration of autumn in picturesque Peddlers’ Village. Enjoy apple delicacies such as caramel-dipped apples, fresh pressed cider, apple fritters, apple butter and of course apple pie. Browse amongst the booths of over 70 exceptional craftspeople from all over the region. Bus leaves Midland Park H.S. at 8:30 a.m. and returns approximately 6 p.m.

THE MET CLOISTERS-GREAT ART/ LUNCH/ SHOPPING ON ARTHUR AVE FEE: $110 Wednesday, November 13 Today we visit one of the true Art Treasures of NYC. Located in Upper Manhattan this Museum is devoted to the art and architecture of Medieval Europe. The Met Cloisters is a branch of the Metropolitan Museum of Art that was constructed out of sections of French medieval monasteries and specializes in European medieval architecture, sculpture and decorative arts, with a focus on the Romanesque and Gothic periods. Prior to our afternoon visit we will experience the culinary delights of Arthur Ave: The True Little Italy of NYC. We will have time to shop the wonderful bakeries, cheese, cookware and appetizing stores. (Bring a cooler if you like). We will then meet at Mario’s for a delicious lunch including salad, pasta, and choice of veal parmigiana, chicken francese or filet of fish – scampi style (indicate your selection when registering) – all topped off by a desert of mini-pastries and coffee. Wine or soda is included! Yum!! We will then explore the Met Cloisters Museum and walk off those calories! A very unique NYC experience. Please note there is a substantial amount of walking on this trip. Please wear comfortable walking shoes. Tour led by Melinda Scarso. Bus leaves The Faith Reformed Church, 95 Prospect St. MP at 9 am and returns approximately 5:30 p.m.

VICTORIAN CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR FEE: $125 Thursday, December 5 Join us today on a festive, holiday celebration. Our first stop will be the New York Botanical Gardens Holiday display which features both their annual miniature train show in addition to an amazing display of New York landmark buildings both past and present made of only natural materials. Then it’s on to a delicious lunch at Emilia’s, a Bronx Little Italy eatery (included). After lunch we will visit Lyndhurst, one of Hudson’s River’s most elegant high Victorian mansions, filled with fine quality furnishings and art. It will be professionally decorated in opulent Gilded Age style for the holidays. We will be given a guided tour of the mansion and additional time to browse the gift shop for that special holiday gift. Our holiday adventure will definitely add to our Christmas spirit! Tour led by Melinda Scarso. Bus leaves Faith Reformed Church at 8:15 a.m. and returns approximately 6 p.m.

Registration forms located on page 31

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WEST POINT HOLIDAY CONCERT/LUNCH at THAYER HOTEL FEE: $97 Saturday, December 7 The hotel tells the story of West Point and the Nation with museum pieces hanging throughout the hotel as well as having guest rooms that are dedicated to inspirational West Point graduates. Weaving the impact of West Point into America’s story are a broad cross-

section of contributions in the hotels’ actual guest rooms dedicated to the likes of medal of honor recipients, an astronaut, the first woman West Point grad to achieve the rank of general officer, the first African-American graduate of West Point, ground-breaking physi-

cians, captains of industry, and great military leaders. Enjoy a magnificent buffet lunch (seafood, chicken and beef entree’s, four salads and vegetable, assorted cakes, pies, and

brownies.) in the MacArthur Room of the beautifully decorated Thayer Hotel (11:30 am), then enjoy the Yule extravaganza (1:30 pm) featuring the US Army Band and talented guests. Modest walking required. Bring photo ID. Tour led by Paul Boddy. Bus departs

McFarren Field Parking Lot, 195 Williams Drive, Ramsey at 9:15 a.m.,returns 5:30 p.m.

WEST POINT HOLIDAY CONCERT/LUNCH at THE WEST POINT CLUB FEE: $86 Sunday, December 8 The hotel tells the story of West Point and the Nation with museum pieces hanging throughout the hotel as well as having guest rooms that are dedicated to inspirational West Point graduates. Weaving the impact of West Point into America’s story are a broad cross- section of contributions in the hotels’ actual guest rooms dedicated to the likes of medal of honor recipients, an astronaut, the first woman West Point grad to achieve the rank of general officer, the first African-American graduate of West Point, ground-breaking physi- cians, captains of industry, and great military leaders. Enjoy an italian lunch buffet (caesar salad, tortellini salad, italian sausage and bell peppers, chicken parmigiana, rigatoni bolognese, eggplant manicotti, focaccia and brick oven bread. Dessert with coffee or tea) at the historic West Point Club, just recently opened to the public. (11:00 am), then enjoy the Yule extravaganza (1:30 pm) featuring the US Army Band and talented guests. Modest walking required. Bring photo ID. Tour led by Paul Boddy. Bus departs Tisdale School Parking Lot, 200 Island Rd, Ramsey at 9:15 a.m. and returns 5:30 p.m.

SACRED HEART CATHEDRAL/CHRISTMAS CAROL SING - NEWARK FEE: $64 Wednesday, December 11 A tradition for 47 years, the Carol Sing, with choir, organ, brass, and two thousand participants in the candle lit cathedral, is an unforgettable experience. Includes boxed sandwich, chips and drink. Tour led by Paul Boddy. Bus departs Ramsey High School Parking Lot at 4:30 p.m. and returns 11 p.m.

CULINARY INSTITUTE OF AMERICA TOUR & LUNCH PLUS STRAATSBURG STATE HISTORIC SITE FEE: $125 Thursday, December 12 Join us as we head to the Hudson Valley for the day. Start the day at the Culinary Institute of America located in Hyde Park, New York with a 45 minute tour of the school conducted by the students. Next, enjoy lunch at The American Bounty restaurant located on the CIA grounds. Your pre-selected 3 course meal will be Arugula Salad, Herb Marinated Lamb Chops and Pumpkin Cheesecake. Please let us know of any dietary restrictions at time of registration. We will end the day at Staatsburgh State Historic Site, the elegant home of Ogden Mills and his wife Ruth Livingston Mills. Sitting atop a grassy hill overlooking the Hudson River and the Catskill Mountains, their house is a fine example of a great estate built by America’s financial and industrial leaders during the Gilded Age. You will tour the many historic rooms of the Staatsburgh mansion which will be lavishly decorated for a Gilded Age Christmas. Bus departs Faith Reformed Church at 8 a.m. and returns approximately 6:00 p.m.

RIVERSIDE CHURCH CHRISTMAS CAROL SING CARMINE’S RESTAURANT FEE: $116 Sunday, December 15 The Riverside Church celebrates the beauty of the season through song. The service of

music and light combines carillon, organ, harp, bell ringers, and all of the choirs of the church. It culminates in a ritual sharing of candlelight illuminating the Nave. The nondenominational church, founded by John D. Rockefeller, is famous for its size and elaborate Neo Gothic

architecture. Fabulous early four course family style meal, 11:30 AM at Carmine’s Uptown is highlighted by Caesar salad, two pastas, salmon, eggplant parmigiana, chicken marsala, and tiramisu. Tour led by Paul Boddy. Bus departs Ramsey High School Parking Lot

at 10:30 a.m. and returns 7 p.m.

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CHICAGO!! Sunday June 7 - Saturday, June 13, 2020 Triple $ 759 Twin $ 779 Single $999

THE CANADIAN ISLAND OF COUDRES/QUEBEC CITY Saturday, August 1 - Thursday, August 6, 2020 Triple $839 Twin $859 Single $1099 This Canadian motorcoach tour takes you to the Charlevoix region of Quebec, where the pristine Island of Coudres is nestled between the St. Lawrence River and the Laurentian Mountains. Your trip includes 5 nights lodging(3 nights on the Island of Coudres); 5 Breakfasts, 1 lunch and 5 dinners; Gaming at the Casino De Charlevoix, Guided tour of the Beautiful Island of Coudres; Guided Tour of Quebec City; Cruise and Whale Watching on the calm waters of Bay St. Catherine; Visit to the St. Anne De Beaupre Shrine. A U.S. passport or U.S. passport card is required. A $100 non- refundable deposit is required upon registration. Call the MPCE office for a complete itinerary. Trip insurance available upon request. Tour escorted by Melinda Scarso.

2020 EXTENDED TRIPS

NASHVILLE SHOW TRIP Sunday, April 26 - Saturday, May 2, 2020 Triple $879 Twin $899 Single $1149 Board your motorcoach and head for lots of excitement in Nashville. Your trip includes: 6 nights lodging, (4 nights in the Nashville area); 6 Breakfasts, 4 Dinners; 2 Great Shows: 1) The Grand Old Opry, 2) Nashville Nightlife Dinner Theater; Guided tours of Nashville and Belle Meade Plantation; Admission to the Country Music Hall of Fame; Admission to the Mansion at Fontanel (former home of Barbara Mandrell); Ride on the Delta Flatboats inside the Opryland Hotel and a special visit to the Johnny Cash Museum. A $100 non- refundable deposit is required upon registration. Call the MPCE office for a complete itinerary. Trip insurance available upon request. Tour escorted by Melinda Scarso.

Board your motorcoach for Sizzling Chicago - one of the most exciting cities in the country!! Your trip includes: 6 nights lodging (4 nights in the Chicago area), 6 breakfasts and 4 dinners; visit to the Museum of Science and Industry; visit to the World Famous 360 CHICAGO, formerly the John Hancock Observatory; Guided Tour of Chicago; Skyline Cruise on Lake Michigan; Visit to the historic Navy Pier and Chicago’s Money Museum; Gaming at a Chicago Area Casino ; Two Dinner parties with entertainment, visit to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, OH, en route home. A $100 non- refundable deposit is required upon registration. Call the MPCE office for a complete itinerary. Trip insurance available upon request. Tour escorted by Melinda Scarso.

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LANCASTER AMISH COUNTRY & SHOWS Wednesday, July 22 – Friday, July 24, 2020 Triple $ 379 Twin $ 399 Single $469 Board your motor coach and set off for Lancaster, the heart of Pennsylvania Dutch Country. Your trip includes: 2 nights lodging, 2 breakfasts and 2 dinners, Admission to the Queen Esther Show at the Sight & Sound Millennium Theatre; Admission to the “Britain’s Best” Show at the American Music Theatre; Visit to charming Kitchen Kettle Village; Admission to the Amish Experience Jacob’s Choice at the F/X Theatre. A $100 deposit is required upon registration. Call the MPCE office for a complete itinerary. Trip insurance available upon request. Tour escorted by Terry Seiders. .

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VERMONT - ALL AMERICAN BEAUTY AND CHARM Monday, September 21 - Friday, September 25, 2020 Triple $809 Twin $829 Single $1169 Board your motorcoach and set out for beautiful Vermont. Your trip includes: 4 Nights lodging in Vermont, 8 Meals including 4 Breakfasts and 4 Dinners, Tour of Morse Farm Maple Sugarworks; Tour of Ben and Jerry’s Ice Cream Factory including free samples; Dinner cruise on beautiful lake Champlain with entertainment; Admission to Shelburne Museum; Visit to Cold Hollow Cider Mill, Tour of Rock of Ages Granite Quarry and visit to Stowe Village. A $100 deposit required upon registration. Call the MPCE office for a complete itinerary. Trip insurance available upon request. Tour escorted by Melinda Scarso.

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Monday, October 19 - Friday, October 23, 2020 Triple $1179 Twin $1199 Single $1299 You will jet set off for the beautiful city of San Antonio - the Home of the Alamo. Your trip includes round trip airfare to San Antonio and airport transfers, 4 nights lodging , 4 breakfasts and 4 dinners, guided tour of San Antonio, Cruise at San Antonio’s famous River Walk District, Visit to the famous ALAMO and IMAX Theatre presentation: ‘ALAMO... THE PRICE OF FREEDOM”, Visit to the Institute of Texan Cultures and San Antonio Missions, tour of the LBJ Ranch and much more. A $200 deposit is required upon registration. Call the MPCE office for a complete itinerary. Trip insurance available upon request. Tour escorted by Melinda Scarso. Prices subject to change based upon airfare taxes and fees.

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CARTOONING FEE: $105 Tuesday, 7-9 p.m. (4 sess. beg. Sept. 24) Midland Park H.S. Learn to create visual images that communicate ideas with humor and wit. This course will teach you how to design, draw and develop ideas resulting in producing your own set of cartoon characters. Learn tips and tricks from a professional cartoonist with over 40 years experience, and turn everyday events into funny, whimsical comics and cartoons. Students should bring a drawing pad (9x12" or 12x14"), pencils and erasers to class. Instructor: DAVE McCOY

CARTOONING – ADVANCED FEE: $105 Tuesday, 7-9 p.m (4 sess. Oct. 29) Midland Park H.S. This class will be offered to students who previously enrolled in Cartooning class, or those with more experience who wish to take their skills to the next higher level. Students will develop and create characters and comic strips and cartoons. Instructor: DAVE McCOY

OIL PAINTING FOR BEGINNERS/ADVANCED STUDENTS FEE: $175 Tuesday, 7-9 p.m. (10 sess. beg. Sept. 24) Midland Park H.S. Have you ever thought about learning to paint in oils? Or did you paint in oils a while ago and you want to get back to it? This is the class for you! This class combines beginners with experienced artists. Beginners will learn the fundamentals of oil painting while more experienced artists will “brush up” their skills learning more advanced techniques. Beginners and first time painters to our class work on structured projects tailored to students’ experience. Everyone paints at their own level and at their own speed. The focus is on individual style. On the first night of class new students should bring pen and paper. We will go over materials. If you have any old oil painting supplies please bring them regardless of their age. Our ongoing students continue working on their paintings. Many of our regular students have shown their painting in local exhibitions winning top prizes in juried shows. Instructor: SUSAN MARLETT

FUN WITH WATERCOLOR! FEE: $125 Wednesday, 7-9 p.m. (8 sess. beg. Sept. 25)(No class 10/9) Midland Park H.S. Did you ever admire beautiful flowers, cute animals, brilliant sunsets and peaceful water scenes and wonder how you could paint them? What about the four seasons, or painting your own greeting cards? Come join this relaxing and pleasant watercolor class and learn from a watercolor expert with 40 years of experience on how to do just that! Whether new to the art or not, you will enjoy this class and the personal attention given. All supplies provided and discussed first night of class, only paper will need to be purchased. Come and join with a friend! Instructor: PHYLLIS HUGHES

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COMPUTER CORNER

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS FEE: $125 Monday, 7-9 p .m. (4 sess. beg. Sept. 30) Midland Park H.S. This class will focus on the basic concepts and skills involved with Photoshop Elements. Topics include graphic file types, tools, layers, selection, photo editing, photo enhancement and more. The course is perfect for persons who are interested in digital photography or web page design. The software used will be Adobe Photoshop Elements, a home version of the professional version of Photoshop. The bulk of the instruction is transferable to any version of Photoshop including the professional versions. The course will focus on tools, layering and selection. Students should possess a good working knowledge of Windows. Students should have good mouse skills. This course is not for computer novices. At the end of the course, students will be able to enhance the quality of their photographs and perform photo touch-ups using a variety of techniques. A $5 material fee due to instructor at first class. Instructor: DON ELLIOTT

INTRO TO IPAD FEE: $35 Monday, 7 -9pm (1 sess. Sept. 30) Midland Park H.S. Come learn about the ipad or iphone, and why it’s such an intuitive device to use. In this class you will learn how to navigate, and update the ipad along with how to download an APP and some other great features that will make the ipad or iphone much easier to use. Bring your own device. Instructor: GREG FIORENTINO, a certified Apple tech, trainer and tech enthusiast for over 10 years. .

ADVANCED IPAD FEE: $35 Monday, 7 - 9pm (1 sess. Oct. 7) Midland Park H.S. We can navigate the ipad and download apps and now want to take it a step or two further. In this class you will learn how to use gestures, security, and some great hidden features to get even more out of your iphone or ipad. Bring your own device. Instructor: GREG FIORENTINO, certified Apple tech, trainer and enthusiast for over 10 years.

INTO TO ANDROID FEE: $35 Monday, 7 - 9pm (Oct. 14) Midland Park H.S. You have an android tablet or phone and want to learn how to use it. In this class you will learn how to navigate and update the android system, along with how to download apps and settings that will make it easier to use the phone or tablet. Bring your own device. Instructor: GREG FIORENTINO, certified Apple tech, trainer and enthusiast for over 10 years.

INTRODUCTION TO EXCEL FEE: $125 Tuesday, 7-9 p.m. (4 sess. beg. Oct. 1) Midland Park H.S. Learn about the very useful and powerful Microsoft spreadsheet program. The basic concepts and skills of Excel will be explored including worksheets, workbooks, opening files, saving files, entering data, formatting data, formulas, copying formulas, arithmetic and column summing. Learn about using AutoSum to enter summing formulas for rows and columns. Learn about AutoFill to copy hundreds of formulas. Learn to work with spreadsheet projects that involve several separate sheets, that is, 3-dimensional workbooks. Students must have a working knowledge of the Windows operating system and must be comfortable using a mouse. The skills learned will work on all versions of Excel. When finished with this course, students will be able to create simple but useful spreadsheets and be able to modify existing spreadsheets. The instructor will collect a $5 materials fee during the first class. Instructor: DONALD ELLIOTT

HEALTH & PHYSICAL FITNESS

BARRE FEE: $98 Wednesday, 6:45-7:45 p.m. Midland Park H.S. (8 sess. beg. Sept. 25) (no class 10/9) The “dancer’s body” workout! Designed to help you develop a longer, leaner body using small, controlled movements, isometric holds and high repetition. Define and lift the hips, thighs and glutes, sculpt the abs, tone and shape the arms! The format includes light weights for upper body, barre work for lower body, mat work for abs. Participants will need a mat and one pair of light weights,( 2 - 3 lbs ) Instructor: DENISE SWAN

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MEDITATION FEE: $75 Tuesday, 7:15-8:15 P.M.(4 sess, beg. Oct. 15) MIDLAND PARK H.S This is a meditation class-starting with a centering to clear the mind allowing the meditation to take place. A focus on the breath and how it changes when meditation occurs, Soft music and calming sounds allow a relaxing feeling and enable us to become mindful of our much needed calmness in our lives. Following this we will go through a Yoga Nidra which allow us full body relaxation for the entire body. Instructor: MAUREEN WANDELL

PILATES PLUS FEE: $99 Thursday, 6-6:45 p.m. Midland Park H.S. (9 sess. beg. Sept. 26)(no class 11/7 & 11/28) Pilates is a series of precise movements that work together to develop a strong core. It is a total body workout that improves flexibility, builds strength and develops control and endurance in the entire body. The format is primarily mat work with some standing exercises. Instructor will provide small balls or bands as needed. Participants need to bring a mat & one pair of 2 lb. weights Instructor: DENISE SWAN

POUND® FEE: $98 Monday, 6:45-7:30 p.m. (8 sess. beg. Sept. 23) Midland Park H.S. Instead of listening to music, you become the music in this exhilarating full-body workout that combines cardio, conditioning, and strength training with yoga and pilates-inspired move- ments. Using Ripstix®, lightly weighted drumsticks, POUND® transforms drumming into an incredibly effective way of working out. Designed for all fitness levels, POUND® provides the perfect atmosphere for toning up and rockin’ out! The workout is easily modifiable and is suitable for men & women of all ages and abilities. Ripstix provided by instructor. Participants need to bring a mat. Instructor: DENISE SWAN

QI GONG – DAYTIME CLASS Monday - 10:30-11:15 a.m. (10 sess. beg. Sept 9-Dec 2) (no class Sept 30, Oct 7, Nov 18)) FEE: $120 Wednesday, 9:15-10 a.m. (10 sess. beg. Sept 11-Dec 4) (no class Oct 2, 9, Nov 20) FEE: $120 All classes will be at the Glen Rock Athletic Club, 221 Main St., Glen Rock Offered in cooperation with Glen Rock Community School. Register through M.P.C.E. Qigong (pronounced “chee gung”) means Energy Work. Developed in ancient China, it is a system of flowing movements coordinated with deep breathing and meditation. Qigong has numerous proven health benefits including improved flexibility, muscle strength, balance, and heart and lung functions. It decreases stress and reduces muscle pain and stiffness and is deeply relaxing. Qigong is also practiced to improve sports performance. It is suitable for all ages and most fitness levels. The combination of movement and meditation will help you start your day feeling refreshed, energized and relaxed. Instructor: MELISSA CANTER

HEARTSAVER ADULT and CHILD CPR/AED W/INFANT CPR FEE: $85 Monday, 6:15-9:15 p.m. (1 sess. Oct. 15) Dater School Café, Ramsey Offered in cooperation with Ramsey Community School. Register through M.P.C.E. Heartsaver CPR AED is a video-based, instructor-led course that teaches adult and child CPR and AED use, infant CPR, and how to relieve choking in adults, children, and infants. This course teaches skills with the AHA’s research-proven practice-while- watching technique, which allows instructors to observe the students, provide feed- back, and guide the students’ learning of skills. This course is for anyone with limited or no medical training who needs a course completion card in CPR and AED use to meet job, regulatory, or other requirements.Instructor: RICHARD VAN DER WALL

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HEARTSAVER FIRST AID COURSE FEE: $85 Monday, 6:15-9:15 p.m. (1 sess. Oct. 29) Dater School Café, Ramsey Offered in cooperation with Ramsey Community School. Register through M.P.C.E. Heartsaver First Aid teaches critical skills to respond to and manage an emergency in the first few minutes until emergency medical services arrives. Learn first aid actions including choking, heart attack, and stroke, skills for handling injury and environmental emergencies including external bleeding, broken bones and sprains, and bites and stings. This class is for people with limited or no medical training. Upon completion, you’ll receive an American Heart Association Heartsaver First Aid certification card valid for 2 years.Instructor: RICHARD VAN DER WALL

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SECRETS TO ALLEVIATING DIGESTIVE DISORDERS FEE: $30 Tuesday, 7-9:30 p.m. (plus mat. fee of $10 payable at registration) (1 sess. Oct. 15) Eric Smith School, 73 Monroe St., Ramsey Offered in cooperation with Ramsey Community School. Register through M.P.C.E. Do you suffer from gas, bloating, indigestion, irritable bowel, acid reflux, diarrhea, constipa- tion or Chron’s? Find out what’s wrong and how to correct it in this in-depth seminar. Topics covered are natural nutritional approaches, what foods to eat and what to avoid, what supplements you should be taking (or not), proper food combinations, the role that stress plays, how to detect food allergies/sensitivities and much more. Every attendee will receive a 25+ page handout full of reference materials to take home. Instructor: ROBERT GALAROWICZ, ND

CHAIR YOGA FOR EVERYONE FEE: $82 Tuesday, 6:00-7:00 p.m.(8 sess. beg Sept. 24) Midland Park H.S. Chair yoga is a form of yoga that can be practiced sitting on a chair, or standing using a chair for support. The chair replaces the yoga mat allowing you to take advantage of yoga’s wonderful fitness and health potential. Anyone who sits in a chair for most of the day, or cannot get on the floor for whatever reason (working long hours, weight issues, inflexibility, lack of muscle tone, wheelchair bound, etc) can learn to improve circulation, strength and flexibility from a seated position. Wear comfortable clothing. Instructor: AILEEN PURCELL

YOGA LEVEL 1 FEE: $99 Thursday, 7-8:15 p.m. Midland Park H.S. (8 sess. beg. Sept. 26)(no class 11/7) This is a slower paced class suitable for beginners and advanced beginner practitioners. The flow of the class incorporates breath with movement and focuses on developing strength, flexibility and balance. This class will cover the traditional Sun Salutation and most of the level 1 standing and seated postures. Bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing. Blocks and straps are optional. Instructor: AILEEN PURCELL

THERAPEUTIC YOGA FEE: $125 Monday, 6-7:15 p.m. (10 sess. Sept. 23) Midland Park H.S. Restorative Yoga focuses on relaxing the body in restful postures. Rest is different than sleep. Rest provides our body the opportunity to renew, heal and restore. There are physical and emotional benefits to this practice. The restorative effects of this form of yoga should never be overlooked no matter what age. By using props in the postures, it allows one to feel the restorative power that will do wonders to the body. Students must bring a yoga mat, blanket (throw), hand towel and yoga strap (10 ft.), 2 yoga blocks. Eat at least 2 hours before class or have a light snack like yogurt and water. Instructor: GLORIA SMILEY

YOGA - DAYTIME CLASS FOR BEGINNERS AND INTERMEDIATES Monday, 9:30-10:30 a.m. (10 sess. beg. Sept 9-Dec 2) (no class Sept 30, Oct 7, Nov 18) FEE: $140 Wednesday, 10-11 a.m. (10 sess. beg. Sept 11-Dec 4) (no class Oct 2, 9, Nov 20) FEE: $140 All classes will be at the Glen Rock Athletic Club, 221 Main St., Glen Rock Offered in cooperation with Glen Rock Community School. Register through M.P.C.E. Stressed, out of shape, out of sorts? Would you like to gain muscle tone and feel more peaceful? Yoga can change your life. Come learn yoga with a former Wall Street executive who transformed her life through yoga practice. Yoga fosters balance, strength and flexibility in the body, mind and spirit. Start a new, healthier way of life today! This yoga class will use yoga postures and sequences that will appeal to both the beginner and intermediate student. Please bring a sticky mat and wear loose clothing. Instructor: MELISSA CANTER

ZUMBA DANCE PARTY FEE: $95 Tuesday, 7-8 p.m. (8 sess. beg. Sept. 24) Midland Park H.S. Join us for a Latin dance party! Basic Latin rhythms such as Salsa, Merengue, Samba and Cumbia! We encourage you to bring 1.0 lb. weights to strengthen and sculpt your muscles. Not only will you get a cardio workout, you will benefit from the stress relief that comes from dance. Come and join us! Bring a water bottle and a towel. Prepare to smile, laugh and dance! Instructor: SILVIA ACOSTA

ZUMBA GOLD: LATIN & POP FEE: $60 Tuesday, 6-6:50 p.m. (5 sess. beg. Oct. 1) Midland Park H.S. A shorter, simpler dance fitness class that breaks the steps down. You have the option of increasing your muscle tone by bringing 1.0 lb. weights. Dance is good for your balance, your brain and your mood. Join us! Please bring water and a towel. Instructor: SILVIA ACOSTA

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HOME AND GARDEN

BASIC HOME ELECTRICITY FEE: $70 (Sr. Cit. $66) Thursday, 6:30-8:30 p.m. (3 sess. beg. Oct. 3 ) (Plus $10 mat. fee due at reg.)

Ramsey High School(Rm 104) Offered in cooperation with Ramsey Community School. Register through M.P.C.E. Provide basic understanding of home electricity in three sessions. This is for students who want to learn, understand and practice minor electrical repairs. This course takes the student through hands-on activities based on common electrical home repairs and follows a Black & Decker outline. Topics include: Electrical circuit, safety, testing and tools, fuses and circuit breakers, replacing plugs, switches, receptacles and light fixtures and wiring a new fixture. Instructor: GEORGE CHRISAFIS

CULINARY CORNER

The following classes are offered in cooperation with Ramsey Community School

A WING FLING FEE: $30 Tuesday, 7-10 p.m. (1 sess. Oct. 8) (plus $18 mat. fee due at reg.)

Ramsey High School (Rm 102) Get ready for those football gatherings in front of the TV or tailgating! Wings are a traditional staple of sports cuisine and one of those fun foods that can be eaten hot or room temperature and are easily portable, making them easy for large group parties. After Kim walks you through the basics and some tips and tricks, we’ll divide up into groups to prepare some very different wings - you’ll learn to prepare jalapeno-lime chicken wings, double fried wings with miso mustard Old Bay sauce, and sticky Korean spiced wings. Forget the same old ho-hum Buffalo wings - add some zing to your wing! Bring to class: apron, dishtowel and take home containers. Instructor: KIM HENDRICKSON

FISH & SHELLFISH FIN-DAMENTALS FEE: $60 Thursday, 6:30-9:30 p.m. (plus $45 mat. fee due at reg.) (2 sess. Oct. 17 & 24) Ramsey High School (Rm 102) Cooking fish is easier than you think so don’t be afraid to join this exciting class. Our first evening will feature scallop scampi, seafood quiche, brown rice with pignoli nuts and sautéed escarole to compliment. Our second evening, we will prepare shrimp parmigiana with homemade marinara sauce, mussels with butter wine basil sauce, scalloped potatoes and lemon mousse dessert. Do not eat prior to class since you will eat and taste all items prepared in class. Bring to class: apron, dishtowel, chopping knife and take home containers. Instructor: JOSEPH SCILLIERI

HEARTY WINTER SOUPS FEE: $60 Mon. & Tues., 7-10 p.m. (plus $25 mat. fee due at reg.) (2 sess. Oct. 21 & 22) Eric Smith School, Ramsey (Rm 153) Nothing tastes better when the weather gets colder than hearty bowls of soup. Does anyone ever have enough good winter soup recipes? In this hands-on two night class, eight different recipes will be prepared, then tasted at the end of the evening (or taken home!). Kim will include instruction on chopping techniques, flavor substitutions and freezing and storage. Chunky carrot Thai soup and hearty green bean minestrone are few of the recipes we will prepare. Join us! Bring to class: apron, dish towels, paring and chopping knife, peeler and take home containers. Instructor: KIM HENDRICKSON

FLATBREADS FEE: $25 Monday, 7-9:30 p.m. (1 sess. Oct. 28) (plus $20 mat. fee due at reg.)

Ramsey High School (Rm 102) Flatbreads can be either the easiest hor d’oeuvre because your guests break them apart or a very creative appetizer or luncheon food to impress your guests. In this one night class, a variety of flatbreads will be prepared by you and your kitchen partner. Not only will assorted toppings be explored, but also a variety of flatbread bases. If Alsatian ham and fontina flatbread or asparagus beet and goat cheese flatbread sound interesting just wait - there are 3 more recipes we will prepare! All recipes will be enjoyed at the end of class. Bring to class: apron, dish towel, pairing knife and take home containers. Instructor: KIM HENDRICKSON

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FIVE INGREDIENT MEALS FEE: $60 Mon. & Tues., 7-10 p.m. (plus $30 mat. fee due at reg.) (2 sess. Nov. 4 & 5) Ramsey High School (Rm 102) Need new ideas for quick meals to prepare for family or friends? Are you easily intimidated by recipes with a long list of ingredients? Kim can show you how to focus on the flavor, not on shopping for 10 ingredients, some you’ll only use once! You will learn to prepare 4 to 5 different 5 ingredient recipes each night. All will be taste tested at the end of the night so don’t eat dinner! Basic chopping and prep techniques will be covered as well to make your meal preparation quicker and easier. Just a few of the recipes that will be created are tomato basil salmon and bacon wrapped stuffed chicken, and much more. Bring to class: apron, dishtowel, chopping knife and take home containers. Instructor: KIM HENDRICKSON

MACAROONS VS. MACARONS FEE: $60 Mon. & Tues., 7-10 p.m. (plus $25 mat. fee due at reg.) (2 sess. Nov. 11 & 12) Ramsey High School (Rm 102) So delicious, so satisfying but so different! These delicious cookies are not the same! In one night Kim will explain the variety of macaroons (almond & coconut being two) then the class will be divided and we’ll prepare 5 different recipes. Night two, Kim will demo the technique to making French Macarons, then the class will bake 4 different kinds with 4 different fillings to be shared at the end of the night. You’ll never have to pay an exorbitant amount for Macarons again when you’ll learn how to make them yourself - homemade! Bring to class: apron, dishtowel, oven mitt and take home containers. Instructor: KIM HENDRICKSON

MORE APPEALING APPETIZERS FEE: $60 Thursday, 6:30-9:30 p.m. (plus $40 mat. fee due at reg.) (2 sess. Nov. 14 & 21) Eric Smith School, Ramsey (Rm 153) You will be the hit of the party when you present your guest with these mouthwatering appetizers! In this two night class, you will fully participate in the preparation of eggplant rollatini, capunata (eggplant relish), artichoke quiche, and potato pie squares. Home- made pizza dough will be prepared for sausage bread and spinach stromboli. Bring to class: apron, dishtowel, chopping knife and take home containers. Instructor: KIM HENDRICKSON

PIE CRUST & PIES SIMPLIFIED FOR THE HOLIDAYS FEE: $60 Mon. & Tues., 7-10 p.m. (plus $20 mat. fee due at reg.) (2 sess. Nov. 18 & 19) Ramsey High School (Rm 102) Do you love flaky pastry pies, especially around the holidays, but are too intimated by making the crust or the entire pie? Kim will demystify the process for you. In the first night she will demo the pastry crust process, giving you as much detail as possible so you can troubleshoot when you get home. Then the entire class will make a crust that will be filled the next night, after you decide what kind of pie you want to make. While your pie is baking on night two, you will make another crust to bring home so you are more than prepared for making your next pie. Wow your friends and family with a homemade pie this holiday season! Bring to class: apron, dishtowel, oven mitt, paring knife and 9 inch glass or metal pie pan. Instructor: KIM HENDRICKSON

BRITTLES & BARKS FOR HOLIDAY GIFT GIVING FEE: $60

Mon. & Tues., 7-10 p.m. (plus $30 mat. fee due at reg.)

(2 sess. Dec. 2 & 3) Ramsey High School (Rm 102) Any homemade treat is a welcome gift around the holidays, but a gift of homemade candy is unique and special. In this 2 night class, 8 different brittle and bark recipes will be prepared by the class. After Kim explains and demos the technique of working with sugar students will divided into pairs, each making their own batch of brittle. At the end of class, all recipes will be shared with the rest of the class, allowing you to take home a variety of the prepared recipes. Bacon nut brittle, bird seed brittle, and fruit & nut bark are just some of the recipes we will prepare and eat! Bring to class: apron, dish towel, oven mitt and take home container. Instructor: KIM HENDRICKSON

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HOME GARDENING

YEAR ROUND GARDENING FEE: $45 Wednesday, 7-9:30 p.m. (plus $10 cash mat. fee to instructor) (1 sess. Sept. 25) Midland Park H.S. Why settle for frozen or canned vegetables or dried herbs when you can grow your own fresh produce practically year-round here in New Jersey? It’s easier than you might think. We’ll discuss techniques to get you started from the simplest window sill garden to hot house gardening and everything in between. Knowing which varieties to plant and when can make all the difference. These time-tested and proven techniques will have you amazing your friends and neighbors as you harvest vegetables just when they are beginning to plant them! We always have a great Q & A session at the end of the class and our gardeners share their success stories as well as questions. Join us for a fun-filled evening! Instructor: DONALD J. KANARR

INTRODUCTION TO SQUARE FOOT GARDENING FEE: $45 Wednesday, 7-9:30 p.m. (plus $10 cash mat. fee to instructor) (1 sess. Oct. 2) Midland Park H.S. If you want to have the prettiest flowers and eat the freshest, tastiest, and most healthy produce ever, but hate to weed and don’t have much time to spend in the garden each day, then you’re in luck. A SF Garden is: 50% of the cost, 20% of the space, 10% of the water, 5% of the seeds, 2% of the work and 100% as much harvest as a traditional back yard row garden. It makes gardening success easy. No weeding. No digging. No tilling. No kidding! Is your backyard soil as hard as a brick? No problem! You won’t be using it in your raised beds, and as a bonus the soil is totally organic! Join us for a light and fun-filled evening of useful gardening information, class participation and a question and answer session. You will be amazed to learn what you can grow all year long by using some of our simple tricks. Instructor: DONALD J. KANARR

INTERPLANTING AND SUCCESSION PLANTING FEE: $45 Wednesday, 7-9:30 p.m. (plus $10 cash mat. fee to instructor) (1 sess. Oct. 16) Midland Park H.S. Plant basil or carrots by your tomatoes for a better harvest and better tasting tomatoes, but don’t plant anything in the onion family near your peas or you will stunt their growth! Sounds crazy but it’s true. Gardeners and farmers have known this for hundreds of years. The proper layout of your garden patch will greatly enhance its productivity and taste. Knowing what to plant next after harvesting one type of vegetable in your garden is just as crucial. Each plant variety has different requirements. This course will teach you how to successfully do both for a productive and disease and pest resistant garden. Instructor: DONALD J. KANARR

AFRAID OF BAKING? IT’S A PIECE OF CAKE! FEE: $60 Thursday, 6:30-9:30 p.m. (2 sess. Dec. 5 & 12)

(plus $40 mat. fee due at reg.) Ramsey High School (Rm 102)

Come join us for two evenings of fun while preparing mouth-watering desserts. You’ll fully participate in this hand-on baking class, making sour cream cookies, wedding bells, thumb print cookies, almond walnut cookies, jelly bar cookies and pecan tarts. Your table will look spectacular as you present a cream puff wreath filled with Bavarian crème. These specialty cookies are perfect for the holidays. Bring to class: apron, dishtowel and take home containers. Instructor: JOSEPH SCILLIERI

SOUPER EASY SOUPS & QUICHES Thursday, 6:30-9:30 p.m.

FEE: $60 (plus $40 mat. fee due at reg.)

(2 sess. Jan. 9 & 16, 2020) Ramsey High School (Rm 102) Join us for two fun filled evenings as we prepare soups and quiches. The first evening you will fully participate in the preparation of Italian wedding soup, spinach quiche, and artichoke pepperoni quiche. The second night will feature beef barley soup, artichoke bacon quiche and quiche Lorraine. Perfect meals for the cold winter months. Do not eat prior to class since you will eat and taste all items prepared in class! Bring to class: apron, dishtowel, chopping knife and take home containers. Instructor: JOSEPH SCILLIERI

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SPROUTS, MICROGREENS & BABY GREENS FEE: $45 Wednesday 7-9:30 pm (plus $30 cash mat. fee to Instructor) (1 sess. Oct. 23) Midland Park H.S. Together we’ll explore the differences between sprouts, microgreens and baby greens and how to grow all of them year-round in your home. Sprouts have very important health properties due to their high levels of nutrients and enzymes, which give our body valuable energy to detox and strengthen our immune system. Broccoli sprouts contain 20 to 50 times more nutrients than mature broccoli and have sulforaphane, a powerful anti-cancer compound that helps fight and reduce the risk of developing cancer. Every participant will plant a tray of organic broccoli sprouts to take home. We will also discuss the benefits of growing and juicing wheat grass which is another powerhouse for good health. Join us for a fun-filled evening of tips for living a healthier life. Instructor: DONALD J. KANARR

VERMICULTURE AND THE HOME GARDENER FEE: $45 Wednesday 7-9:30 pm (plus $35 cash mat. fee to instructor) (1 sess. Oct. 30) Midland Park H.S. Vermiculture is the process of worm farming. When we use worms to create compost, we are vermicomposting. Experienced gardeners will tell you that worm excrement (castings) are the best natural fertilizer on the face of the earth. The lowly worm is the gardener’s best friend. They turn our kitchen scraps into “black gold.” When done properly, there are no odors, flies, or downsides. Worm castings have a woodsy, earthy, pleasant aroma. This course will enlighten you about worms and how to harness their power year-round to the benefit of your garden. Each participant will build a simple worm composting tub including worm bedding, natural additives and pow- dered food to take home along with detailed instructions for success. Actual worms must be ordered on-line after the tub has been completed and allowed to sit for several days. Your garden will thank you with healthier vegetables and bigger blooms. It’s natural and all organic! Instructor: DONALD J. KANARR

DIY DRIED HERBS, SPICES and TEAS FEE: $30 Thursday, 7-8:30 p.m. (1 sess. Oct. 17) Midland Park H.S. Join Becky Denekamp, an avid homesteader, to learn the fundamentals of dehydrating to preserve your harvest as well as incorporating them into all your food and drinks! Learn the basics of preserving the season’s bounty using a dehydrator! We will discuss how to prepare fruits, vegetables and herbs in different ways to be used weeks, months or even years down the road! you will be provided with the knowledge of replacing costly store-bought fruit leathers, dried herbs and spices, Teas and green “superfood” powders, all with your own dehydrated produce! Everyone will get to take home a seasoning herb blend. Instructor: BECKY DENEKAMP

SEWING - BEGINNERS (Ages 14 & up) FEE: $135 Monday, 6:30-9 p.m. (9 sess. beg. Sept. 23) Midland Park H.S. Students will learn the basics of sewing including seams, hems, zippers, buttonholes,pattern selection & layout. Each student is required to bring their own sewing machines with instruction manual in order to learn how to operate them more effectively. Please bring it the first night of class along with a 3 ring binder and a ½ yard of muslin fabric. Class limited to 14 students. Instructor: KAREN SKOGLUND

SEWING - ADVANCED (Ages 14 & up) FEE: $135 Wednesday, 6:30-9 p.m. (9 sess. beg. Sept. 25) (no class 10/9, 11/27)Midland Park H.S. Advanced sewing techniques will be taught. Prerequisite for this class is sewing for beginners. STUDENTS MUST HAVE SEWING EXPERIENCE! Students should bring their own sewing machines and a project to the first class. Class limited to14 students. Instructor: KAREN SKOGLUND

UPHOLSTERY – BEGINNER FEE: $145 (SR CIT $138) Tuesday, 7-9 p.m. (8 sess. beg. Sept. 17) ($30 mat. fee due at registration)

Ramsey High School (Shop) Offered in cooperation with Ramsey Community School. Register through M.P.C.E. Here’s your opportunity to learn how to upholster and master the ‘tricks of the trade’. Work on your own piece (we suggest a small piece: small chair, ottoman). Professional work is expensive; save a lot of money by learning to do it yourself. You will receive a survey via your email. Please keep a current email address in your student profile. Material fee: $30 material fee payable at time of registration. Larger pieces (i.e. loveseat, armchair, etc.) will incur an extra material fee applied at class time. Park at Ramsey High School, 256 E. Main St. Parking Lot next to football field. Instructor: GREG GEORGI

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LANGUAGES

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE – BASICS FEE: $120 Tuesday, 6-7:30 p.m. (9 sess. beg. Sept. 24) Midland Park H.S. No voices will be used in class, as students learn a basic introduction to ASL and the communications of deaf culture. Visual-gestual activities include finger spelling, basic word vocabulary and sentence structure, use of body language and facial expression, and the describing of objects and location. This course is designed to meet the needs of family, employers, educators, human services providers and health professionals who use sign as a part of their daily and/or occupational responsibilities. Class limit 15. Instructor: BELLE HSU

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE – INTERMEDIATE FEE: $120 Tuesday, 7:30-9 p.m. (9 sess. beg. Sept. 24) Midland Park H.S. Continues basic language and culture study. Offers the opportunity to build receptive and expressive ASL vocabulary in a non-voice setting with group practice. Topics include the use of signing space and further use of non-manual components, including facial expression and body postures. Prerequisite: American Sign Language – Basics (or equivalent knowledge). Instructor: BELLE HSU

FRENCH – I BASICS FEE: $90 Wednesday, 7:00-8:00 p.m. Eric Smith School, Ramsey (Rm 116) (10 sess. beg. Sept. 25)(no class 10/9 & 11/27) Parlez-vous Francais? Soon you will be one of those who can answer 'Oui!' If you want to converse on a basic level, if you wish to know more about French culture, customs and traditions or if you plan to travel to France for the first time, then this course is for you! Course content includes everyday vocabulary, grammar, cultural information and the little tips that make a trip successful. Required text: Easy French Step-by-Step by Myrna Bell Rochester, (ISBN 978-0071453875) available at Amazon.com Instructor: HENRI-PIERRE CORBACHO

GERMAN – BEGINNER FEE: $120 Tuesday, 7-8:30 p.m. (9 sess. beg. Sept. 24) Midland Park H.S. This very important language is used by many engineers, researchers, chemists and manufacturers of automobiles. German Language instructions are vital to the global economy and the world. How to conduct business and travel in Germany and Switzerland are more in demand than ever before. This class addresses basic grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, listening comprehension, and using simple idioms. Students will be able to compose a simple letter/ postcard. Class materials will be provided by Instructor. Instructor: BETTINA MASON, PhD

JAPANESE FOR EVERYONE-LEVEL I FEE: $90(Sr. Cit. $85) Thursday, 7-8 p.m. (10 sess. beg. Sept. 26) Ramsey High School(Rm 113) (No class 11/7, 11/28) Offered in cooperation with Ramsey Community School. Register through M.P.C.E. This course will introduce you to basic Japanese vocabulary, grammar, listening compre- hension, pronunciation and survival Japanese. You will learn not only conversational skills but also Japanese culture and great tips for travel to Japan. Required text: GENKI, (ISBN 978-4789014403), available at Amazon.com Instructor: NAOKO BATTAGLIA

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ITALIAN – BEGINNER FEE: $120 Wednesday, 7:30-9 p.m. Midland Park H.S. (9 sess. beg. Sept. 25)(no class 10/9) This course will introduce you to the beginner grammatical features of this rich, romantic, and beautiful language. Basic vocabulary building, listening comprehension, pronunciation and speaking ability will be the focus of this class. At the end of this course you will learn the skills necessary for basic daily communication and simple interactions while traveling in Italy. Students must purchase required text: LEARN ITALIAN THE FAST AND FUN WAY, 4TH

Edition by Marcel Danesi – ISBN #9781438074962 (available at Amazon.com or Barnes & Noble). Instructor: GIOVANNI PILOSIO

ITALIAN - INTERMEDIATE FEE $120 Wednesday, 6-7:30 p.m. Midland Park H.S. (9 sess. beg. Sept. 25 )(no class 10/9) Ti piace parlare Italiano? This is an intermediate class for the student who has taken Italian I or has some knowledge of the Italian language. Extensive work on grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, verbal fluency and idioms will be the focus of this class. Some history on culture and traditions will be introduced as well. Students will be using the text:” ITALIAN MADE SIMPLE , ISBN #978-0-7679-1539-7(Available at Amazon.com or Barnes and Noble). Instructor: GIOVANNI PILOSIO

ITALIAN - ADVANCED FEE: $120 Thursday, 6-7:30 p.m. Midland Park H.S. (9 sess. beg. Sept. 26) (no class 11/7 & 11/28) This course will focus on more advanced structures of the Italian language. We will work heavily both on understanding the grammatical structures and using them in appropri- ate contexts. We will also explore some literary treasures as well as some fun works! In this course we will be working both from ”Italian Now” and extraneous materials which will be provided. This course is for those who have completed Italian Intermediate or Italian Advanced classes. Also, anyone who feels they have the appropriate skills based on the description is free to join us! Instructor: GIOVANNI PILOSIO

SPANISH I FEE: $115 (SR CIT $109) Tuesday, 6:30-7:45 p.m. Eric Smith School, Ramsey (8 sess. beg. Sept. 24) Offered in cooperation with Ramsey Community School. Register through M.P.C.E. In this beginner class you will be quickly introduced to communicating in Spanish, moving along from greetings and basics to Spanish for use in practical situations, such as dining out, shopping and travel. Technology will be incorporated to enhance learning language and culture, including websites for classroom use as well as at-home references for use in continuing independently at the conclusion of the session. Required text: Kershul’s Spanish in 10 Minutes a Day, ISBN978-1-931873-11-6, Bilingual Books. Available at Amazon.com. Instructor: DIANNE BONO, PhD

SPANISH II FEE: $115 (SR CIT $109) Tuesday, 7:45-9 p.m. (8 sess. beg. Sept. 24) Eric Smith School, Ramsey Offered in cooperation with Ramsey Community School. Register through M.P.C.E. This course will ease the beginner student of the language into a slightly more advanced, conversational style by building off the basics learned in Spanish I. Prerequisite: Spanish I Basics. Required text: Bregstein’s Easy Spanish Step-by-Step, ISBN 978-0-07-146338-6, McGraw Hill. Available at Amazon.com. Instructor: DIANNE BONO, PhD

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MUSIC & DANCE

GUITAR I BEGINNER - ADULT FEE: $170(SR CIT $162) Monday, 7-8 p.m. (plus $15.00 mat. fee due at reg.) (10 sess. Sept. 23) (no class 9/30) Dater School, Ramsey Offered in cooperation with Ramsey Community School. Register through M.P.C.E. Learn to play melodies and scales by ear and by reading music. Develop chordal accompa- niment in pick and finger style. This course will delve into rhythm and strumming patterns, popular song repertoire, open position and starting barre chords, and improvisation. Bring to class: electric or acoustic guitar, a pencil, and notebook. Instructor: ETHAN FIKS

GUITAR II ADVANCED - ADULT FEE: $170 (SR CIT $162) Monday, 8-9 p.m. (10 sess. Sept. 23) (no class 9/30) Dater School, Ramsey Offered in cooperation with Ramsey Community School. Register through M.P.C.E This course is excellent as a follow up to Guitar for Beginners and is a suitable next step for a guitarist with 4 months experience. This course will delve into scales, note reading, strum patterns, popular songs, more advanced chords including barre chords, and improvisation. The material covered is different every term and adjusts to the levels of the students present - making it an ideal choice for repeat students. Bring to class: electric or acoustic guitar, a pencil, and notebook. Instructor: ETHAN FIKS

GUITAR FOR KIDS(Age 10-17) FEE: $170 Monday, 6-7 p.m. (plus $15.00 mat. fee due at reg) (10 sess. beg. Sept. 23) (No class 9/30) Dater School, Ramsey Offered in cooperation with Ramsey Community School. Register through M.P.C.E Learn to play the guitar! This course is for kids with little or no guitar background, but repeat or advanced beginner students will be accommodated as well. Play for enjoyment and all educational benefits that learning a musical instrument brings. Work on techniques, scales, chords, melodies, chord progressions, and rhythmic strums. Start building a repertoire of familiar songs. Material fee: $15 handout fee payable at time of registration. Bring to class: electric or acoustic guitar, a pencil and notebook. Children under 16 years of age must be signed in and out of each session by an adult/guardian. Instructor: ETHAN FIKS

PIANO (PRIVATE LESSONS) BEG./INT./ADV. LEVELS FEE: $250 Wednesday (beg. Sept. 25)(No class 10/9) Midland Park H.S. (8 thirty-minute individual lessons weekly) Call the MPCE office at 201-444-2030 to schedule your lesson slot between 6-9 p.m. Each student will receive 8 individual lessons. Each lesson is one half-hour, beginner, intermediate, or advanced. Instructor: GAIL SINGER

SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCING A WORKOUT FOR THE BODY AND BRAIN FEE: $60 Tuesday, 7-8 p.m. (6 sess. beg. Sept. 24) Class held at the Community Church of Ho-Ho-Kus, 400 Warren Ave., Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ If you’re looking for a different, enjoyable form of exercise, then read on. Scottish Country Dancing provides a workout not only for the body but also for the brain! No partner nor special clother are needed for this class and any soft-soled flat shoe is acceptable. Your instructor, certified by the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society (RSCDS), will teach you the 5 common steps and some of the simple formations that are used in many Scottish Country dances. Your hour-long lesson will be followed by an additional 15 minutes to try out your new steps with a warm-up and simple dance. Exercise your body AND your brain to lilting Scottish music and the skirl o’ the pipes. We’re sure you’ll have fun. Come dance wi’ us. Limited enrollment. Instructor: KEN SAUNDERS

SOCIAL BALLROOM & LATIN DANCE-BEGINNER FEE: $99 (SR CIT $94) Monday, 8:30-9:30 p.m. (10 sess. beg. Oct. 7) Hubbard School Gym, Ramsey Offered in cooperation with Ramsey Community School. Register through M.P.C.E. Come and experience how dancing can add excitement, fun, and healthy exercise to your life. Enrich your world with the sounds of wonderful music and make new friends. We will teach two Ballroom dances (Foxtrot and Swing) and two Latin dances (Cha Cha and Rumba). Please sign up with a partner as we cannot guarantee a dance partner (price is per person). Wear to class: soft or suede leather soles, or regulation ballroom shoes. No sneakers please. Instructor: MATT HAUER

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SOCIAL BALLROOM & LATIN DANCE-INTERMEDIATE FEE: $99 (SR CIT $94) Monday, 7:30-8:30 p.m. (10 sess. beg. Oct. 7) Hubbard School Gym, Ramsey Offered in cooperation with Ramsey Community School. Register through M.P.C.E. Let’s soothe our souls and improve our dancing with the Intermediate class. We will add some more variations in the Foxtrot, Rumba, Cha-Cha and Swing and introduce TANGO and WALTZ. Completion of the Beginner class is a must. Please sign up with a partner as we cannot guarantee a dance partner (price is per person). Wear to class: soft or suede leather soles, or regulation ballroom shoes. No sneakers please. Instructor: MATT HAUER

SPECIAL INTEREST

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP FEE: $125 Monday, 7-9 p.m. (4 sess. beg. Sept. 30) Midland Park H.S. See Computer section for more information.

APPEALING YOUR PROPERTY TAXES FEE: $45 Wednesday, 7-9 p.m.(1 sess. Oct. 23) Midland Park H.S. Millions of homeowners have no idea they can actually lower their property taxes. They casually glance – or grimace—at their mortgage escrow notice every year and pony up without doing a thing. Despite possible savings of thousands of dollars, only 2% of homeowners appeal their assessments. And here’s an even bigger disconnect: Some 60%of properties are overvalued! Our expert speaker will show you how to exercise your options to reduce your property assessment and reduce your annual taxes. Instructor: RICHARD MARRA, CTA SCRREA

BIRD WATCHING FOR BEGINNERS FEE: $95 Thursday, 8-11:30 a.m. (6 sess. beg. Sept. 19) Please note: All participants will be sent instructions and a class schedule the week before the class begins. Those without an email address must send a stamped, self-address business-size envelope along with their registration to receive a class schedule. A series of five morning field trips and one all-day trip designed to introduce beginners to the skills and fun of bird watching. Selection and use of binoculars and bird guides, note taking, bird biology, behavior, habitats, migration, and maintaining a feeding station will be covered. Classes are limited to 12 students (minimum is 5) to allow individual instruction in field identification and bird song. Please note: Although most field trips will begin at 8:00 a.m., some may begin earlier, depending on the season and destination. All five half-day trips will end at 11:30 a.m. The one all-day trip will end at 2:30 or 3:00 p.m. Instructor: JUDITH CINQUINA

CREATING A MALA NECKLACE FEE: $59 Tuesday, 7:15-8:30 p.m. (1 sess. Oct. 1) Midland Park H.S. The Mala Necklace has 108 beads. These beautiful beads are used to set intentions, meditate or simply wear for beauty and positive energy! They each represent an affirmation or a mantra that can be repeated during a yoga practice or meditation class to help with centering and meditation. The necklace can be used as a symbol or just worn as a fashionable accessory. They encourage us to pause and breathe while motivating us to invest moments in self -care and compassion. All materials are included. Instructor: MAUREEN WANDELL

ELDER LAW FEE: $35 per family Tuesday, 7-8:30 p.m. (1 sess. Oct. 29) Glen Rock H.S. Offered in cooperation with Glen Rock Community School. Register through M.P.C.E. Seniors are often without basic legal documents that they need to control their personal and financial lives as well as their medical care. They are also often unaware of various government programs that are available to pay for their home care, prescription drugs and nursing home care. The course is designed to acquaint individuals with the value of a professionally drawn will, the necessity of a financial power of attorney and the key provisions of a living will /medical power of attorney. Medicare and Medicaid programs will be explored in detail. The change to Medicaid rules (particularly Qualified Income Trusts, penalties for making gifts, the five year look back rule which was brought about by the Deficit Reduction Act of 2005) will be discussed in detail. Instructor: MICHAEL MANNA, Esq. or MARIZE HELMY, Esq.

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ESTATE AND TAX PLANNING FEE: $35 per family Tuesday, 7-8:30 p.m. (1 sess. Nov. 12) Glen Rock H.S. Offered in cooperation with Glen Rock Community School. Register through M.P.C.E. This seminar is designed to acquaint individuals with the value of a professionally drawn will, the absolute necessity of a financial power of attorney and the key provisions of an advanced medical directive/medical proxy. Upon your death, your estate could be subject to death taxes. New Jersey recently passed legislation to phase out its estate tax. However, New Jersey will still have an inheritance tax, the highest in the country. Most people are under the impression both taxes are going away. How to take advantage of this change in New Jersey tax law will be explored. Poorly planned estates can also be subject to prolonged and expensive legal proceedings. This class will address these issues and how death, inherit- ance, capital gains and gift taxes are interrelated. Instructors: MICHAEL MANNA, Esq. or MARIZE HELMY, Esq.

MAH JONGG Tuesday, 7:30-9:30 p.m. (8 sess. beg. Sept. 24) FEE: $95 (no class 10/8) Midland Park H.S.

- or - Wednesday, 7:30-9:30 p.m. (8 sess. beg. Sept. 25) FEE: $95 (no class 10/9) Midland Park H.S. Learn the modern American version of the Ancient Chinese game of Mah Jongg. Four people play the game at one time, but each play for themselves. The game is similar in concept to Gin Rummy, but it employs more skill than luck. The game is not as difficult to learn as Bridge. Betting will not be discussed. Men and teenagers are welcomed. Material fee of $3 is payable to instructor first night of class. Class limit 8 students. Instructor: ARLENE CASTLEMAN

MEDICARE AND YOU - HAVE QUESTIONS? GET ANSWERS FEE: $35 Tuesday, 7-8:30 p.m. (1 sess. October 15) Glen Rock H.S. This course is designed to give you an understanding of Medicare as well as the updates and changes for 2019. You will receive a broad overview of the fundamental components of Medicare – The A, B, C & D’s. Are you turning 65? Retiring? Wondering about your choices for the Annual Enrollment Period? This is your opportunity to get the information you need to make an educated decision for your Medicare Health Insurance needs. Instructor: STUART SCHWARTZ

SAVVY SOCIAL SECURITY PLANNING FEE: $35 Thursday, 7-8:30 p.m. (1 sess. Tuesday, Oct. 29) Glen Rock H.S. Offered in cooperation with Glen Rock Community School. Register through M.P.C.E. The Social Security system is overwhelming and there are plenty of new rules. Learn about the various Social Security benefits and how to create collection strategies that will help you to maximize your lifetime income. Learn how to coordinate benefits with your spouse and about the lessor known benefits for widows. Learn when it makes sense to delay benefits – and when it does not. Finally, understand the taxation of benefits and how much you can expect to receive if you collect early. Instructor: ELEANOR GALT-LIN

VOICE-OVERS... NOW IS YOUR TIME! FEE: $50 Monday, 7-9 p.m. (1 sess. Nov. 18) Midland Park H.S. In what could be one of the most enlightening 2 hours you’ve ever spent, this class will show you how YOU could actually begin using your speaking voice for commercials, films, videos and more! Most people go about it the wrong way. In this class, you will learn about a unique, outside the box way to cash in on one of the most lucrative full or part-time careers out there! This is a business that you can handle on your own terms, on your own turf, in your own time, and with practically no overhead! And NOW is the best time to make this happen as new companies are looking for new voices like never before. This exciting and fun class could be the game changer you’ve been looking for! Instructor: JAMES SEAWOOD, a New York based voice talent and teacher. He has brought his signature sound to commercials for a myriad of brands and organizations including Nike, Army West Point, The City of Charlotte, Cholula Hot Sauce and MGM Las Vegas Casino.

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SPORTS & RECREATION

ABOUT BOATING SAFETY FEE: $90 Monday, 7-9:30 p.m. (includes all fees for materials, manuals, etc.) (4 sess. beg Sept. 23) Midland Park H.S. This beginner boating course will give you the knowledge needed to obtain the required NJ Boating Safety Certificate. The course will cover federal, state and local boating laws and regulations, required safety equipment, safe boating practices, PWC and small boat handling, trailering and protecting your boat, navigation and emergency procedures. The state test will be administered at the last session. Upon passing the test, the Boating Certificate will be issued on the same night of the test. Students must be at least 13 years old and must attend all 4 classes in order to receive a certificate. Instructor: U.S. COAST GUARD AUXILIARY FLOTILLA 10-13

BASKETBALL—MEN’S AND WOMEN’S FEE: $120 Monday — 7:30-8:30 p.m. (12 sess. beg. Sept. 23) Midland Park H.S. Full or half court basketball for persons (age 18 plus) who like a competitive means to stay in good physical condition. Games will be co-ed on separate half courts. Instructor: BART MEROLA

HIKING IN LOCAL MOUNTAINS FEE: $69 Saturday, 9:30 a.m. start (4 hikes Oct 5, 12, 26, Nov 2) Offered in cooperation with Glen Rock Community School. Register through M.P.C.E. Hikes are designed for beginner and moderate hikers. During our trips, you learn the history of the Ramapo Mountains while visiting historic iron mines, cave shelters, century-old buildings, a Revolutionary War entrenchment. The scenery affords some of the best mountain top views and waterfalls found in the local forests. More than just a walk down the path, our hikes will take us over mountains, through valleys, and across streams. Hikers should be in reasonable condition for a moderate and steady pace of 3 to 5 hours. All registrations must include a current email address. Students will be emailed orientation materials one week prior to first hike. Consult your physician before attempting a physically challenging activity like hiking. Hikes are led by experienced hiker in the Adirondack and Ramapo Mountains, Instructor: ROBERT PURCELL, who climbed Machu Pichu in Peru. He is a member of the Appalachian Mountain Club and a history buff.

PUTTING AND CHIPPING - A GOLF SHORT GAME PRIMER FEE: $95 Thursday, 7-8:30 p.m. Highland School Cafeteria, Midland Park (4 weeks Sept. 26) Learning the fundamentals of putting and chipping is a great way for beginners to start down the path to building a swing. For those who play the game, mastery of the short game is the best way to lower your score. Coach Bennett is an avid golfer who will instill the fundamentals such as: grip, swing, stance, etc. Mats and balls provided. Please bring a putter to the first class. Class limited to 12 students. Instructor: RICHARD BENNETT

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AFTER SCHOOL YOUTH PROGRAMS GUITAR FOR KIDS FEE: $170 Monday, 6-7 p.m. (plus $15.00 mat. fee due at reg) (10 sess. beg. Sept. 23) (no class 9/30) Dater School, Ramsey See “Music and Dance” Section for more information.

CRITTER CARE AFTER SCHOOL WORKSHOPS HELD AT GODWIN SCHOOL

Grades K-6

The following classes are offered by Farm Chicks www.Farmchicks123.com Critter Care is an educational program that teaches How to love and be responsible for animals! In each workshop the children. Will get a hands on experience with a new animal that will come to visit them. Children will learn about the basic needs of that particular species along with some. Fun and interesting facts. Each session will end with a fun related craft or game to get students excited about what they have just learned. All material fees included

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SOME LIKE IT HOT! (Reptile Week) FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (September 24) In this weeks workshop we will cover the needs of pet reptiles. This class will include temperature requirements and special dietary needs.

MY FEATHERED FRIEND! (Chicken Week) FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (October 1) As more and more people are keeping backyard chickens we will discuss the basic needs of chicken keeping. This friendly bird can be a great family pet.

A SQUEAKY RODENT! (Guinea Pig Week) FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (October 8) This week we will learn about the basic needs of the friendly household pet.

CAN DUCKS FLY? (Duck Week) FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (October 15) Students will learn the difference between domestic and wild ducks. We will discuss how wild duck live throughout the winter in our climate and many interesting fun duck facts.

WHERE DO RABBITS GO IN THE WINTER? (Rabbit Week) FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (October 22) As fall approaches, we will discuss how to keep our furry pets happy and warm throughout the winter season.

All Midland Park Continuing Education sponsored after

school children’s workshops are held on Tuesdays at

the Godwin School from 3:05-4:05 p.m.

If your child regularly attends After School Child Care on Tuesday, they should first report to the Godwin School gym for attendance. Students will then join the workshop at 3:05 p.m. When the session is over, the students will return to the gym to continue After School Child Care. The children that do not attend After School Child Care will be dismissed at a designated door promptly at 4:05 pm. The following After School Children’s Workshops are subject to change. MPCE will send out notification of any changes or cancellations.

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AFTER SCHOOL WORKSHOPS HELD AT GODWIN SCHOOL

GRADES K-6

The following classes are offered by Hobby Quest of Northern, NJ. www.hobbyquest.com. Our workshops provide exciting hands-on projects in STEM-based programs. PLEASE NOTE: These workshops are offered on the same date and same time. Please register your child for only one Hobby Quest workshop per date.

HOBBY QUEST AVIATION

AIRPLANE PILOTS FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (October 29) You’ll learn the science of how to build and actually fly a high-soaring model such as the dragonfly or the sky bird. How far will yours go? How high will it climb? Why does it fly? The class will be packed with tons of building and flying fun-and you’ll learn a great deal too! Build it! Fly it! Keep it!

AIRPLANE ENGINEERS FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (November 5) Do you question how a machine as heavy as an airplane can fly? Does testing the limits of your model airplane intrigue you? If you answered yes, then you are qualified to be an Airplane Engineer! You’ll use this newly-learned knowledge to build the Iron bird and then fly it in the ultimate test flight. Build it! Fly it! Keep it!

AIRPLANE BUILDERS - TWIN SKIES FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (November 12) Can you build it? Yes, you can! You will build the Twin Skies plane. Learn what makes your plane lift off and continue to fly. But don’t let the physics fool you! You’ll learn a great deal, while having an amazing time flying your model plane. Build it! Fly it! Keep it!

HOBBY QUEST FASHION

FASHION TRENDS FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 p.m. (October 29) Join this class and become a top trendsetter in school, when you show off your fashionable creativity and individual style. You will create a bag/clutch – all made just by you! Get ready design world – here you come! Design it! Create it! Model it! Keep it!

FASHIONABLE DREAMS FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 p.m. (November 5) Creating chic designs has never been more fun. We’ll teach you all you need to know about garment design and creation, from choosing a design and sketching, to final fitting! Suitable for beginner to advanced sewers, this semester we will create a skirt. All designs are yours to keep at the end of class! Design it! Create it! Model it! Keep it!

FASHION FORWARD FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 p.m. (November 12)

You can create one-of-a-kind wearable shirt of your very own and make your design dreams a reality. This class is suitable for beginner to advanced-level designers, as we will be sewing by hand! All designs are yours to keep at the end of class! Design it! Create it! Model it! Keep it!

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AFTER SCHOOL WORKSHOPS HELD AT GODWIN SCHOOL Grades K-6

CHEF-IT-UP 2 GO chefitupkids.com

The following classes are offered by the Chef It Up 2 Go Team, Bergen County . All material fees included. All Products are always 100% peanut and tree nut free Please indicate any food allergies and restrictions when registering

FOODS AROUND THE WORLD! FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (November 19) Chef It Up 2 Go is coming back for another fun filled foods around the world program! We are taking kids on a culinary adventure thru the preparation of some fun treats! The regions we will visit & foods to make are: Cannoli Dip in Italy and Petit fours in France!

CRAZY FOR APPLES! FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (November 26) Apple picking season is here! We will enjoy these apples by making miniature apple pies and some sweet apple nachos for a sweet snack in class.

SNOW GLOBE COOKIE! FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (December 10) Our junior chefs will be making and decorating a snow globe cookie and enjoy a yummy candy cane smoothie treat.

GINGERBREAD HOUSE MAKING WORKSHOP! FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (December 17) Nothing says winter than a fun-filled Gingerbread decorating workshop with Chef It Up 2 Go! Kids will assemble their mini-gingerbread houses and then adorn them with some fun sweet treats to make it look perfect!

AFTER SCHOOL WORKSHOPS

HELD AT GODWIN SCHOOL Grades K-6

MAD SCIENCE www.madscience.org

The following classes are offered by: Mad Science of Northeast, NJ. Mad Science workshops are a fun, structured way for children to be captivated in hands-on, interactive science-themed activities. All material fees included.

INVENTION-Ation FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (January 14) In this class we will discover how most inventions are accidental. Also, in this class we will see which of our most prized possessions came about by accident! Then we will become inventors ourselves as we design our own inventions! You are only limited by what you can imagine with Invention-Ation.

PLAYING WITH POLYMERS FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (January 21) Explore the exciting world of polymers, chemical reactions we use to create them and inner workings of silly putty. Transform 2 regular liquids into an oozing batch of slime.

UNDER PRESSURE FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (January 28) Join Bernoulli and Newton as we take this exciting look at the science behind aerodynamics and the properties of air…Under pressure. Use a vortex generator to create air pockets with a punch, and levitate ping-pong balls in defiance of gravity!

WACKY WAVES FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (February 4) In this class we will get downright Wacky with Waves! We use water every day and it is the source of all life. In this exciting class, we will learn the importance of our water and how to keep our oceans clean! Through these fun filled hands-on activities, from helping out Eggbert and Meg in a float or sink scenario, to stacking up some density. Join us as we get wacky with waves!

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JR. WOODWORKING AFTER SCHOOL WORKSHOPS

HELD AT GODWIN SCHOOL Grades K-6 The following classes are offered by Nicole Hermann, Experienced Teacher’s Aide who has been teaching after school workshops for over 10 years in the surround- ing community areas. All material fees included.

Take all 5 workshops $110 (Save $15)

VALENTINE’S DAY WOODEN HEART! FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (February 11) Kids will learn about the basics of woodworking while they have fun sanding, painting, and decorating a wooden heart for Valentine’s Day!

FUN WOODEN PEG GAMES! FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (February 25) Kids will learn how to make a classic peg game out of wood. They will sand and paint the board and pegs and then have fun playing it.

HEDGEHOG COLORED PENCIL HOLDERS! FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (March 3) Kids will get creative and learn to make a wooden hedgehog pencil holder by sanding and painting their own holder for both pencils and colored pencils.

WOODEN WELCOME SIGNS! FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (March 10) Kids will get ready for Spring by making a decorative Welcome sign. They will sand, design, and paint their own sign to take home.

DECORATIVE FOUR LEAF CLOVER FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (March 17) Kids will learn the basics of woodworking by sanding their own lucky four leaf clover for St. Patrick’s Day! Afterwards they will paint it to use as a decoration for the holiday.

KIDS LEARN MAGIC

AFTER SCHOOL WORKSHOPS HELD AT GODWIN SCHOOL Grades 1-6

The following classes are offered by: Mystique the Magician www.fudgietclown.com

In these fun and exciting classes, students will work on becoming a good Magician with the use of cards, rope, money, sponges, balloons and many other materials! Maryann Greco, an experienced magician with over 35 years of experience will work with the students to enhance their magic skills through practice, practice, practice! Every child will learn and go home with an exciting new magic trick each workshop! All material fees included.

BLOOMING BLOSSOMS! FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (March 24) A flower can be made to appear quickly, or to grow slowly, it can also be vanished. How? MAGIC!!

LOLLIPOP MAGIC! FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (March 31) Lollipops is a sweet effect that really keeps ‘em guessing. Magician shows an unprepared brown paper bag. He reaches in and pulls out a red lollipop replacing this, he pulls out a lime lollipop this is replaced with 2 more lollipop flavors. When he hands the bag too his audience they all have vanished. How did that happen? MAGIC!!

MAGIC WITH CARDS! FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (April 14) The performer displays three cards in a fan, two spot cards with one picture card between them. The fan is turned face down, and a spectator is asked to select the picture card. The other 2 cards are displayed and...you’ll find out with this unique magic trick that has various versions. Now That’s Magic!!!

MAGIC WITH CUPS AND BALLS! FEE: $25 Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (April 21) A ball appears under a cup, push a ball through a solid cup’s bottom, balls jump from one cup to another, balls appear from nowhere. How’s it done? You already know the answer..Magic!!

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DANCE and TUMBLE AFTER SCHOOL WORKSHOPS HELD AT GODWIN SCHOOL

Kindergarten only The following classes are offered by: The Joy of Motion

In these fun and exciting classes, students will work on movement combinations that will challenge their minds and bodies and will explore a wide variety of skills including dance, gymnastics, balance beam, rhythmic play, creative expression, and the use of toys and props! Instructors will work with the students to enhance their strength, flexibility, coordination, muscle control, and se expression through dance, gymnastics, music and rhythm. T program is designed with the children in mind and places as mu emphasis on bolstering confidence and self-esteem as it does on improving gross motor skills. All material fees included

CIRCUS FUN! Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (March 24) FEE: $25 In this class, we will practice our Circus performance skills as we try our hands at tumbles and tight rope (balance beam) walking, leap and jump over the circus’s most lovable (stuffed) animals, and even clown around with some scarf juggling!

A SAFARI ADVENTURE! Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (March 31) FEE: $25 Explore the African jungle while we move and groove to the jungle beat, emulate the movements of wild animals, and travel through rivers and over bridges (balance beam) along our journey!

AHOY MATEY! Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (April 14) FEE: $25 Set sail as a pirate for a class that is sure to be a splash! Its treasure we’re after! We may encounter some obstacles as we chart our course, but we won’t give up! Will we find the treasure before the class is over? Either way, we’ll have fun trying as we move our bodies to pirate songs and enjoy the rhythm of the ocean.

DINO DANCE! Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (April 21) FEE: $25 Get ready to rock and roll with the dinosaurs as we sing and dance to dino themed songs, practice moving like different dinosaurs (two feet, four feet, simmers and flyers), and take care of dinosaurs at our own dino zoo! We’ll finish the class with a dinosaur marching parade!

AFTER SCHOOL WORKSHOPS HELD AT GODWIN SCHOOL

Grades K-6

CRAFTY CREATIONS

The following classes are offered by the staff of Art Innovators. Each week the children will create a different 3D project to take home. All material fees included.

Workshop Description will be available in our Spring 2020 brochure Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (April 28)

FEE: $25

Workshop Description will be available in our Spring 2020 brochure Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (May 5)

FEE: $25

Workshop Description will be available in our Spring 2020 brochure Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (May 12)

FEE: $25

Workshop Description will be available in our Spring 2020 brochure Tuesday, 3:05-4:05 (May 19)

FEE: $25

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Before and After School Child Care Program

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Held at Godwin School Open to all area children in grades Kindergarten - 6 (no busing available)

BSCC: Mon. - Fri. (7:15a.m. - 8:15a.m.) ASCC: Mon. - Fri. (Dismissal to 4:30p.m. OR 6:00 p.m.)

DROP-IN ENROLLMENT available for all registered students (extended-day also available)

For registration and fees, please call 201-444-2030

Visit www.mpsnj.org Click on Continuing Education

Register online at https://register.communitypass.net/midlandpark

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