Instructor Spot Light

Welcome to the latest issue of the Lifelong Learning

Center catalog! I’m Kathy Eyster and I teach
photography classes and a Digital Photography
Certificate Program.
I bought my first film camera before a backpacking
trip into the Grand Canyon and was soon devouring
any books and magazines I could find to improve my
picture-making skills. Since then I’ve learned to use
a variety of cameras, film and digital.
When digital cameras first came out, I watched
people struggle with the increased complexity of the
new models. All the buttons and menus give us the
flexibility to make amazing pictures, but they can
also be overwhelming to beginners and experienced film camera pros alike.
Digital cameras provide us with an amazing aid to learning photography:
the screen on the back of where we can immediately check the results! No
more waiting to have the film processed before knowing how the picture
turned out. It’s easy to experiment, try new angles or camera settings, and
play with “what happens if I do this?” scenarios. There is no penalty for
shots that don’t turn out. Just delete and try again.
If you have always wanted to know more about your camera, how to take
great pictures or just edit the ones you already have, check out our great
class selection!

Kathy Eyster

Building Locations
Building addresses where classes are held:
Big Sky High School ........................................................................ 3100 South Avenue
Carousel For Missoula....................................................................... 101 Carousel Drive
Dickinson Lifelong Learning Center..................................................... 310 South Curtis
Frenchtown Elementary.......................................................................16495 Main Street
Frenchtown High School............................................... 17620 Frenchtown Frontage Rd
Frenchtown PT Clinic.................................................... 16400 Frenchtown Frontage Rd
Home ReSource...................................................................... 1515 Wyoming, Suite 100
Hellgate High School............................................................. 900 South Higgins Avenue
Hellgate Elementary............................................................................... 2385 Flynn Lane
Open Way Mindfulness Center.......................................................................702 Brooks
Paxson Elementary............................................................................................101 Evans
Montana Automotive Technologies........................................................... 112 S Garfield
Sentinel High School ................................................................. 901 South Avenue West

Missoula County Public Schools Board of Trustees

Superintendent: Alex Apostle, Chairperson: Toni Rehbein
Trustees: Scott Bixler, Adam Duerk, Debbie Dupree, Marcia Holland, Joseph Knapp,
Drake Lemm, James Sadler, Michael Smith, Joe Toth, Shelly Wills

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Adult Basic Education................34
ESL ......................................35
Even Start..............................35
College Preparation...............35
Arts & Crafts...............................28
Drawing.................................28
Painting.................................29
Stained Glass.........................30
Jewelry..................................30
Beading..................................31
Business & Career.......................26
Legal......................................14
Accounting............................26
Small Business......................27
Certificate Programs ..................36
Computers...................................4
Beginning Computer.............4
Hardware & Maintenance.....5
Mac Computers.....................5
AutoCAD..............................5
Microsoft Office....................6
In-Design...............................7
Quickbooks............................8
Web Programming.................8
Facebook/Skype....................9
Cooking.......................................13
Customized Training...................36
Fitness & Dance..........................38
Mind & Body Fitness............39
Pilates....................................44
Aerobic & Strength...............42
Cycling..................................44
Dance.....................................45
Frenchtown Classes....................20
Games.........................................18
Holiday Schedule!
The Lifelong Learning Center is closed Dec 23, 24, 30 & 31.
Classes start January 3rd, 2011
You may register online at www.TheLifelongLearningCenter.com
Register with Visa or MC-Call 549-8765
Table Of Contents
GED Testing Information............36
Geology.......................................16
Health & Safety...........................12
First Aid & CPR....................12
CNA.......................................12
Phlebotomy...........................12
Dental X-Ray.........................13
Home & Garden..........................17
Languages...................................15
Spanish..................................15
French....................................15
Sign Language.......................15
Portuguese.............................15
Music..........................................22
Piano......................................22
Guitar.....................................22
Night High School......................35
Online Classes.............................22
Organization................................18
Parenting.....................................32
Personal Development.................19
Personal Finance.........................26
Estates and Wills...................26
Photo Editing..............................10
Photography ...............................11
Program Information...................46
Real Estate Licensure..................27
Refund Policy..............................46
Registration Form.......................47
Repair and Maintenance.............23
Sewing........................................14
Crocheting.............................14
Special Interest............................17
Trade & Technical.......................23
Transition to College...................22
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 Computer Classes
Beginning Computer
Computer Orientation
Did you get a computer and are not sure
how to turn it on? Does that mouse scare
you? Learn how to point, click and drag the
mouse and the special keys on the keyboard.
In this small, personalized class we will
teach you the basics so you will be up to
speed before you start the Beginning Com-
puter Fundamentals class. 3 hrs
W11-001.1 Dickinson
Monday, Jan 3 1-4 pm
Kay Nelson $31
W11-001.2 Dickinson
Monday, Jan 24 9 am-noon
Kay Nelson $31
W11-001.3 Dickinson
Tuesday, Mar 8 9 am-noon
Kay Nelson $31
Beginning
Computer Fundamentals
Become a confident, self-sufficient PC
user! This class is designed for people who
know how to use a mouse and keyboard
but are new to computers or not confident
in their skills. Learn what you really need
to manage a computer system, reduce your
dependence on others, avoid and solve
problems and communicate effectively.
Topics include: hardware, software, operat-
ing systems, Internet, E-mail, security and
file management. This class or equivalent
skills is a prerequisite for all other computer
classes. 18 hrs
W11-002.1 Dickinson
Tues & Thurs, Jan 4-20 1-4 pm
Kay Nelson $76+Text
W11-002.2 Dickinson
Tues & Thurs, Jan 25-Feb 15 6:30-9:30 pm
Kent Nelson $76+Text
W11-002.3 Dickinson
Mon & Wed, Jan 31-Feb 16 9 am-noon
Kay Nelson $76+Text
W11-002.4 Dickinson
Tues & Thurs, Mar 15-31 9 am-noon
Kay Nelson $76+Text
Be an Early Bird
and Save $5
Per Class!
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Touch Typing on a PC
Designed for those with little or no typing/
keyboarding experience. Learn to type
alphabetic and numeric keys by the touch
system on personal computers while drilling
for speed and accuracy; composing at the
keyboard; and formatting material, letters
and reports. 20 hrs
W11-003 Dickinson
Tues & Thurs, Jan 11-Feb 10 6-8 pm
Nicki Roe $89
What’s New in Windows 7?
This class is for the previous Windows user
who wants an overview of key enhance-
ments in the new Windows 7 operating
system. Learn to work more efficiently and
easily with your computer using enhanced
desktop and taskbar features. Experience
new tools to organize, find, protect and share
your information. Prerequisite: Basic Com-
puter Fundamentals or Windows experience.
6 hrs
W11-004 Dickinson
Mon & Wed, Jan 31-Feb 2 1-4 pm
Kay Nelson $40
File Management Bootcamp
ATTEN....TION!! Learn how to organize
your computer - even better than your clos-
ets! Do you want to understand how and
where your computer saves your pictures,
music and Microsoft Word Documents? Do
files somehow disappear on your computer?
Come and learn the in’s and out’s of saving
and how to find lost or misplaced files. You
will master shortcuts to save you time and
reduce the clutter on your computer. Let’s
Get Organized! 4 hrs
W11-005.1 Dickinson
Monday, Jan 24 1-5 pm
Kay Nelson $24
W11-005.2 Dickinson
Tues & Thurs, Mar 1-3 6:30-8:30 pm
Kent Nelson $24
Crashproof Your Computer
What do Spyware and dustbunnies have
in common? They can slow or crash your
computer. Learn how to prevent or remedy
most basic computer problems: human,
hardware, software, and viruses. Topics
include minor cleaning techniques, drive
maintenance, and virus detection and re-
moval. 4 hrs
W11-006 Dickinson
Wednesday, Feb 16 1-5 pm
Kay Nelson $27

Caring For Your Laptop
Find out how to care for your laptop, what
can go wrong, and what you can fix. You
will explore ways to keep your machine in
good working health. Learn about power
management options, battery usage, neces-
sary and unnecessary software, adding cool
peripherals and protecting your investment.
Work with your own laptop in the class-
room. 6 hrs
W11-007 Dickinson
Tues & Thurs, Mar 1-3 9 am-noon
Kay Nelson $32
Mac Classes
Beginning Mac Computer
Fundamentals
Become a confident, self-sufficient Mac
user! This class is designed for people who
know how to use a mouse and keyboard
but are new to computers or not confident
in their skills. Learn what you really need
to manage a computer system, reduce your
dependence on others, avoid and solve prob-
lems and communicate effectively. Top-
ics include: hardware, software, operating
systems, Internet, E-mail, security and file
management. This class or equivalent skills
is a prerequisite for all other Mac classes.
18 hrs
W11-008.1 Dickinson
Mon, Wed, Fri, Jan 10-21 9 am-noon
Jim Reid $76+Text
W11-008.2 Dickinson
Mon & Wed, Jan 31-Feb 16 6:30-9:30 pm
Phil Koski $76+Text
Introduction to iMovie
There are many options these days to record
video. Perhaps you’ve used your digital
video camera to capture those memories of
vacations or birthday parties. Maybe you’ve
used your cell phone to grab a video of
your friends acting crazy. Does your digital
camera not only take still images but let
you record video, too? This class will show
you how to gather all those videos, and still
images, and store them on your Macintosh
for easy sorting and retrieval. You will
learn how to create professional looking
videos with transitions, background music,
voiceovers and titles. You’ll learn how to
create DVD’s (with iDVD, complete with
on screen menus), publish them on your web
site, and even send them to YouTube! 12 hrs
W11-009 Dickinson
Mon & Wed, Feb 28-Mar 9 6:30-9:30 pm
Phil Koski $53
Register with Visa or MC-Call 549-8765
Computer Classes
Backing Up Your Mac
(Time Machine)
Learn how to set up Time Machine to per-
form backups, how to restore items (or your
entire system) from a backup, how to use
existing backups on a new Mac, and more.
3 hrs
W11-010 Dickinson
Monday, Jan 24 9 am-noon
Jim Reid $20
Digital Photo Editing with IPhoto
Create lasting treasures from your digital
photos. This class familiarizes you with
the basic features of MAC’s iPhoto and
introduces you to new features in iPhoto.
iPhoto offers you many ways to enhance
and share your digital photos, whether you
have 100 images or 100,000. With iPhoto,
you can quickly import and organize photos,
improve or enhance them and order or make
your own prints. Learn how to use iPhoto to
create slideshows, books, calendars, cards,
as well as how to e-mail photos, use them
as screensavers and publish photo albums
to your web gallery for others to view or
download. 12 hrs
W11-011 Dickinson
Tues & Thurs, Jan 11-20 9 am-noon
Jim Reid $56
Mac Troubleshooting Workshop
Using a computer, even a Mac can be chal-
lenging when something doesn’t work the
way you want it to. The Mac Troubleshoot-
ing Workshop is a great way to get personal-
ized assistance on your Mac issues. Prereq-
uisite: Getting started with Mac OS X. 3 hrs
W11-012 Dickinson
Wednesday, Jan 26 9 am-noon
Jim Reid $31
AutoCAD Classes
Introduction to AutoCAD
This class is designed to teach the primary
functions of computer aided drafting and
provide a solid foundation in the use of the
world’s leading drafting software. This class
begins with getting comfortable with the
AutoCAD 2009 LT drafting interface and
covers basic drawing and editing commands,
including text and layers. Upon completion
of this class you will be able to create, edit
and plot simple yet accurate drawings. Pre-
requisite: Beginning Computing Fundamen-
tals or equivalent skills. 30 hrs
W11-013 Dickinson
Tues & Thurs, Jan 11-Feb 10 6:30-9:30 pm
Peter Costello $121+Text
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Microsoft Computer Classes
Microsoft Word Series
Word 2007 Basics and Beyond
Learn how to use Word 2007 for work and
school or as a great boost to your resume!
This comprehensive class covers all three
levels of Word with lots of time for practice
to reinforce concepts. Participants will
complete Job Service Prove It tests at the
conclusion of the class. Prerequisite: Begin-
ning Computer Fundamentals or equivalent
skills and Keyboarding skills of 35 WPM
or coenrollment in Touch Typing on a PC.
24 hrs
W11-014 Dickinson
Mon & Wed, Feb 28-Mar 23 9 am-noon
Kay Nelson $98+Text
Word 2007 Fast Track-Level I
Learn how to create great-looking docu-
ments in a snap in this Level 1 class. This
class will introduce document creation and
editing, basic characters, paragraph and doc-
ument formatting as well as printing. This
class is perfect for if you like a fast moving
class! Prerequisite: Beginning Computer
Fundamentals or equivalent skills 6.5 hrs
W11-015 Dickinson
Friday, Jan 21 8:30 am-4 pm
Kay Nelson $49
Word 2007 Fast Track-Level II
Now that you have the basics covered, learn
how to enhance your documents. Instruction
includes: Using Columns, Working with
Styles, Creating Charts and Diagrams, Using
Mail Merge, and Enhancing Tables. 6.5 hrs
W11-016 Dickinson
Friday, Jan 28 8:30 am-4 pm
Kay Nelson $49
6 Early Bird Savings-Register 7 days before class & save $5!
Microsoft Excel Series
Excel 2007 Basics and Beyond
In this comprehensive course you will learn
basic and intermediate skills (Levels 1 & 2)
in Excel 2007 by practicing using sample
business projects. Your skill set will in-
clude: Creating, modifying, and formatting
worksheets, using formulas and functions,
creating Excel charts and databases, working
with large multiple-sheet workbooks, link-
ing formulas, making templates, protecting
your worksheets, and adding graphics to
worksheets. Participants will complete Job
Service Prove It tests at the conclusion of
the class. Prerequisite: Beginning Computer
Fundamentals or equivalent skills. 24 hrs
W11-017 Dickinson
Tues & Thurs, Jan 4-27 9 am-noon
Kay Nelson $98+Text
Excel 2007 Fast Track, Level I
This Level 1 class will introduce the creation
and editing of worksheets, simple character
formatting and printing. Discover Excel’s
simple formulas and functions and under-
stand the difference between absolute and
relative cell addresses. This class moves
very fast with only a little time allocated for
practice. Prerequisite: Beginning Computer
Fundamentals 6.5 hrs
W11-018.1 Dickinson
Friday, Jan 14 8:30 am-4 pm
Kay Nelson $49
W11-018.2 Dickinson
Friday, Feb 25 8:30 am-4 pm
Kay Nelson $49
W11-018.3 Dickinson
Friday, Mar 25 8:30 am-4 pm
Kay Nelson $49
Excel 2007 Fast Track-Level II
Become more efficient in Excel fast paced
continuing Excel class. Topics covered
include: creating special effects; using
formats, styles and templates; protecting
data; using data validation; and integrating
applications. 6.5 hrs
W11-019 Dickinson
Friday, Mar 4 8:30 am-4 pm
Kay Nelson $49

Access 2007 Fast Track-Level I
Access can help you track information,
integrate data and generate custom reports.
In this Level 1 class you will learn the basics
about tables, queries, forms and reports.
This class is perfect for someone that needs
a brush up or likes a fast paced class. Prereq-
uisite: Beginning Computer Fundamentals
or equivalent skills. 6.5 hrs
W11-020 Dickinson
Friday, Feb 4 8:30 am-4 pm
Kay Nelson $49
Access 2007 Fast Track-Level II
Make it easy for people to enter data into an
Access database by building attractive input
screens. Make forms with drop-down lists,
default values and subforms. Create reports
that group, calculate, subtotal and total.
Prerequisite: Access Level I or equivalent
skills. 6.5 hrs
W11-021 Dickinson
Friday, Feb 11 8:30 am-4 pm
Kay Nelson $49
PowerPoint 2007
Fast Track-Level I
Learn to create impressive presentations
and reports for business or personal purpose
using PowerPoint. Create, edit and organize
slides, insert graphics and pictures, apply
backgrounds and slide show transitions and
then watch the magic as it presents your
work. Prerequisite: Beginning Computer
Fundamentals or equivalent skills. 6.5 hrs
W11-022 Dickinson
Friday, Mar 11 8:30 am-4 pm
Kay Nelson $49
OneNote
OneNote is one of the best kept
Microsoft secrets to organize your
work and collaborate with coworkers. Most
Microsoft Office Suites include OneNote,
be the first one in your office to use it to its
fullest potential! You will learn how to cre-
ate different notes and organize, locate and
share the information with coworkers and
send it to Outlook. 4 hrs
W11-023 Dickinson
Wednesday, Mar 23 1-5 pm
Kay Nelson $25
Register with Visa or MC-Call 549-8765
Microsoft & Adobe Classes
Workplace
Computing Essentials
Computer skills are essential in today’s
workplace and for higher education. This
program is designed to prepare students for
the technology required to be successful in
the modern workplace world. You will learn
how to effectively use your computer and
operating system, file management, Level
1 (beginning) training on Microsoft Office
2007, which includes Word, Excel, Access,
Publisher and Outlook and other computer
skills needed to thrive in the workplace.
Prerequisite: Beginning Computer Funda-
mentals or equivalent skills and Keyboard-
ing skills of 35 WPM or coenrollment in
Touch Typing on a PC. 80 hrs
W11-024 Dickinson
Tues & Thurs, Jan 25-Mar 31 1-5 pm
Kay Nelson $359+Text
InDesign
Desktop Publishing with Adobe
InDesign CS4-Level I
Discover the very newest tool in desktop de-
sign and publishing--Adobe InDesign CS4.
Learn all the basic aspects of the InDesign
interface including tools and palettes as
well as how to create documents and master
pages, import and style text and objects, cre-
ate PDF files and work with color. You will
learn to create appealing flyers, newsletters,
brochures and business cards. Prerequisite:
Beginning Computer Fundamentals or
equivalent skills. 18 hrs
W11-025 Dickinson
Tues & Thurs, Feb 1-17 9 am-noon
Kay Nelson $80+Text
Acrobat
Adobe Acrobat 9 Essentials
Gain the skills you need to work efficiently
with Adobe Acrobat software, the essential
tool for document exchange. In this one day
class you will learn to convert Microsoft
Office files, web pages, and scanned docu-
ments to PDF files. You will modify and
edit PDF files, use Acrobat in the document
review cycle, and discover PDF portfolios
and forms. 6.5 hrs
W11-026 Dickinson
Friday, Mar 18 8:30 am-4 pm
Kay Nelson $49
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Quickbooks & Web Design Classes
Quickbooks Series
Quickbooks Fundamentals
Combine bookkeeping with practical tasks
to manage and report your business transac-
tions and fine-tune your profitability. In this
hands-on class you will become familiar
with the workflow, enter data, use account
registers, go through the EasyStep Inter-
view and setup wizards. You will learn how
to track time and expenses, set prices and
report on the services and items you buy,
make or sell. Topics include income and
expense accounts, assets and liabilities; bank
accounts and credit card charges; paying
bills and billing customers; and customizing
lists, forms and functions. Trial software
included. 18 hrs
W11-027.1 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Jan 18-Feb 1 9 am-4 pm
Michele Hand $76+Text
W11-027.2 Dickinson
Thursdays, Feb 17-Mar 24 6-9 pm
Michele Hand $76+Text
QuickBooks Year End Tax
Preparation
Get ready for business year-end reporting!
Learn what tasks to perform to confirm your
data is ready for the accountant, how to
set up information for your employees and
independent contractors prior to processing
W-2 and 1099-MISC forms, and the options
for giving your accountant a copy of your
QuickBooks data file. 3 hrs
W11-028 Dickinson
Tuesday, Jan 11 1-4 pm
Michele Hand $21
Quickbooks Payroll
Manage payroll tasks efficiently and main-
tain records accurately. Learn how to setup
employee records, compensation, deductions
and additions. Use default and custom pay-
roll items mapped to expense and liability
accounts, schedule and pay liabilities. Topics
include direct deposit, W-2 and other payroll
reports and forms, paying employees from
timesheets and payroll costs by project. 6 hrs
W11-029 Dickinson
Tues & Thurs, Mar 29-31 6-9 pm
Michele Hand $31
Be an Early Bird
and Save $5
Per Class!
8 Early Bird Savings-Register 7 days before class & save $5!
Quickbooks Inventory
Gain an understanding of handling invento-
ried items using QuickBooks to enter, order,
track and sell goods. You will learn how to
assign a preferred vendor, set reorder points,
purchase and receive inventory, adjust on-
hand amounts and run inventory reports.
3 hrs
W11-030 Dickinson
Tuesday, Jan 11 9 am-noon
Michele Hand $21
Web Design
Webmaster Certificate
This certificate program will take our
popular web development class series to
the next level! The Webmaster Certificate
Program will recognize those students
who demonstrate a proficiency in the
topics covered in the web development
classes. Call 549-8765 for a complete list
of required classes, equipment and website
requirements.
Cert-001
Nora McDougall $175+Class Fees
Website Marketing and Design
Thinking about getting a website but don’t
know where to start? Have a website and
want to work on it yourself? In the first half
of the class you will explore the components
of a website and discuss the elements neces-
sary to design a successful website. The
second half of the class will dwelve deeper
into the actual website so that you can un-
derstand what it takes to build and maintain
a web presence or discuss the website with
a web master. Prerequisite: Getting Started
with Windows or equivalent skills. 18 hrs
W11-031.1 Dickinson
Mon & Wed, Jan 10-26 1-4 pm
Nora McDougall $75
W11-031.2 Dickinson
Mon & Wed, Jan 17-Feb 2 6:30-9:30 pm
Nora McDougall $75
Website Development with
Dreamweaver-Level I
Now that you have your design completed
and you understand the management issues
of a web presence, it’s time to actually use
the tools to develop your site. This class
will take you through the steps of building
your website. Class instruction will include
graphic manipulation, HTML coding and
learning to use authoring software. Prereq-
uisite: Website Marketing & Design and file
management skills. 30 hrs
W11-032 Dickinson
Mon & Wed, Jan 31-Mar 7 1-4 pm
Nora McDougall $123+Text
 Web Design & Internet Classes
Website Development with
Dreamweaver-Level II
Continue to refine your website with the use
of advanced tables, layers, templates and
library items for automation. You will also
learn how to build forms using JavaScript
with Dreamweaver and create cascading
style sheets. 18 hrs
W11-033 Dickinson
Mon & Wed, Feb 7-28 6:30-9:30 pm
Nora McDougall $77
Cascading Style Sheets
Designing and building your website with
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) has many
benefits over table construction. You may
already be using CSS for font formatting
but not for structure. This class will give
you a basic understanding of the CSS design
process. This class starts with the assump-
tion you are already familiar with the basic
Dreamweaver interface skills, as covered in
Dreamweaver 1, and basic PhotoShop skills
for web graphics. 24 hrs
W11-034 Dickinson
Mon & Wed, Mar 7-30 6:30-9:30 pm
Nora McDougall $99
Images for the Web
Did you ever wonder how the great web
sites do their graphics? This class will give
you an overview and experience with some
of the tricks for building professional graph-
ics for your web site. Building on your
basic PhotoShop and Dreamweaver skills,
you will learn to optimize graphics for the
web, practice various uses of background
images, work with photos and layers to
create composite images and slice larger im-
ages for flexibility and faster download time.
Prerequisite: Photoshop and Dreamweaver.
18 hrs
W11-035 Dickinson
Mon & Wed, Mar 14-30 1-4 pm
Nora McDougall $77
Build A Powerful
Custom Website With
Drupal
Drupal is a powerful, free software to
help you build any kind of website for your-
self or your organization. Drupal runs some
of the Internet’s most high-profile websites
including Whitehouse.gov. Learn how to
harness the power of Drupal and its commu-
nity of supportive users to build and manage
a website of your own. Prerequisites:
Beginning Computer Fundaments and File
Management or Equivalent Skills. 30 hrs
W11-036 Dickinson
Tues & Thurs, Jan 25-Feb 24 6-9 pm
Scott Rouse & Andy Laken $123+Text
Register with Visa or MC-Call 549-8765
WordPress-Web Development
for the Right Side of Your Brain
This class focuses on using the free open-
source software called WordPress. Word-
Press makes it easy to create and deploy
your own professional website. Learn set
up, common uses, how to add plugins and
design themes and search engine optimiza-
tion as well as integration with common free
social networking tools like YouTube, Flickr,
Twitter and Facebook. No prior knowledge
of HTML, web publishing or ownership of
an existing website required. 18 hrs
W11-037 Dickinson
Mondays, Jan 24-Mar 7 9 am-noon
Phyllis Erck $76
Skype Me! Learn to Use Skype,
the Free Internet Video Software
See how to use Skype and make free Skype-
to-Skype voice and video calls over the
internet using your computer, a broadband
internet connection, and a web cam. Bring
in your laptop and try it out, or use our
equipment. Learn how to download, install
and use free Skype software. Set up contact
lists and customize Skype options. Make
this cool alternative communication system
work for you to visit with friends and family
on your computer. 6 hrs
W11-038 Dickinson
Mon & Wed, Feb 7-9 1-4 pm
Kay Nelson $32
Facebook For
The Last Few Stragglers
Starting to feel like you are the
only one without a Facebook page?
Want to stay in touch with your kids or keep
up with the grandkids? In this class you
will create your own Facebook page while
learning how to set your privacy settings,
edit , upload photos, find friends and much
more. 6 hrs
W11-039 Dickinson
Tues & Thurs, Feb 22-24 9 am-noon
Kay Nelson $32
Google Docs
For The Beginner
Are you new to Google Docs and not
sure how to navigate the system? You will
learn how to get started with Google Docs
including creating online document ver-
sions, upload your own documents, and use
the templates. You will also learn how to
share and collaborate your documents with
others as well as publishing your docs to the
web. 3 hrs
W11-040 Dickinson
Monday, Feb 14 1-4 pm
Kay Nelson $21
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Photo Editing Classes
Making the Most
of Your Digital Photos
Now that you have taken a few snapshots
with your digital camera, discover what you
can do with them in the digital darkroom.
Topics covered include how to move your
photos to the computer and storage options,
viewing and organizing your photos, minor
editing techniques and options for using and
printing your photos. Bring your camera,
cables, and the manual. 8 hrs
W11-041 Dickinson
Friday, Jan 7 8 am-5 pm
Kay Nelson $43
Managing, Editing & Sharing
Your Digital Photos
Now that you have the photos off your cam-
era, learn to organize, edit, and share your
digital photos using free Picasa software.
Bring your own laptop or use our desktops
for this fun two session class and we’ll
show you how to load the software, upload
photos, perform basic editing, manage file
size, folders and storage, and how to share
your pictures with friends, family and the
world! 6 hrs
W11-042 Dickinson
Mon & Wed, Feb 28-Mar 2 1-4 pm
Kay Nelson $32
Creating a
Digital Photo Story
How would you like to create a pre-
sentation for a graduation, wedding or some
special occasion? Find out how to import
your favorite photos, add a title to your
pictures or add your favorite music. Once
they are created, you will be able to share
your stories by sending them to family and
friends or display them at your next special
event! Bring a flash drive or CD with you
photos and a favorite song. 4 hrs
W11-043 Dickinson
Tuesday, Mar 21 1-5 pm
Kay Nelson $29
Beginning Photo Editing with
PhotoShop Elements
Let’s edit your photographs! Learn how to
use Photoshop Elements 7 to crop, rotate,
affect colors & much more in your favor-
ite pictures. We will also learn how to get
a perfect group shot by merging multiple
group pictures into one cherished shot.
Please bring a CD or Flash Drive of 100 or
less pictures to edit & share at the first class.
Prerequisites: Windows and File Manage-
ment is required. 18 hrs
W11-044 Dickinson
Tues & Thurs, Feb 8-24 9 am-noon
Jeremy Flesch $81+Text
10 Early Bird Savings-Register 7 days before class & save $5!
Introduction To
Adobe Lightroom
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom is a
software program designed specifically for
photographers to help them manage their
image library, efficiently process dozens (or
thousands) of images, and share those imag-
es with others on paper, on screen, or online.
Learn how to use Lightroom to manage your
photos and how to make those look the way
you want. Prerequisites: file management
skills. You should be able to create folders
and move files from one folder to another
successfully. 18 hrs
W11-045 Dickinson
Mon & Wed, Jan 10-26 6-9 pm
Scott Rouse $76+Text
Advanced Techniques
in Adobe Lightroom
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom does
so much more than just allow us to organize
and perform simple editing on our images.
Learn more advanced techniques including
virtual copies, snapshots, comparing files,
publish features, advanced editing, and web
galleries. Prerequisites: Beginning Adobe
Lightroom or equivalent skills. 18 hrs
W11-046 Dickinson
Mon & Wed, Feb 28-Mar 16 6-9 pm
Scott Rouse $76+Text
Advanced Camera
Raw Processing
In this continuing course, we explore ad-
vanced tools for processing digital camera
raw files using Photoshop’s Adobe Camera
Raw program. Learn to apply the power-
ful Tone Curve and fine-tune colors, create
black & white photos with or without
tinting, and remove dust spots and lens
vignetting. People working with Photoshop
(not Elements) will gain the most from this
class. 12 hrs
W11-047 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Feb 15-Mar 8 6-9 pm
Kathy Eyster $58+Text
Digital Photography Certificate
The Digital Photography Certificate is
comprised of approximately 150 hours
of photography and photo editing class.
Call 549-8765 for a complete list of
required classes, equipment and Portfolio
requirements.
Cert-001
Kathy Eyster $175+Class Fees

Photography Classes
Making the Most
of your Digital Camera
Do all the menus on your digital camera
confuse you? Would you like to feel more
comfortable using all those buttons? Each
week we’ll explore the common features
of digital cameras. Then we will display
the pictures you’ve created and talk about
how to improve them using digital controls.
Anyone with a digital camera is welcome.
(You do not need a computer or printer to
take the class. Not for digital video cam-
eras.) Please bring your camera and instruc-
tion booklet with you to every class.
W11-048.1 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Jan 11-Feb 8 6:30-8:30 pm
Kathy Eyster $31+Text
W11-048.2 Dickinson
Thursdays, Jan 13-Feb 10 3-5 pm
Kathy Eyster $31+Text
W11-048.3 Dickinson
Saturday, Feb 12 9 am-6 pm
Kathy Eyster $31+Text
Taking the Next Step with your
Digital Camera
Get even more from your full-featured
digital or film camera in this intermediate
course. Learn to change aperture and shutter
speed for better focus, exposure and creative
effects in your pictures. To get the most from
this course, your camera should have ap-
erture priority and shutter priority exposure
modes. Bring your camera and instruction
book with you to every class. Prerequisite:
Making the Most of Your Digital Camera or
equivalent skills. 8 hrs
W11-049 Dickinson
Saturday, Jan 22 9 am-6 pm
Kathy Eyster $27+Text
Better Photo Composition
Improve your pictures using simple com-
position techniques for better photographs.
Learn how getting closer to your subject,
shooting from different angles, and includ-
ing lines, shapes and patterns can enhance
your pictures. 8 hrs
W11-050 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Jan 12-Feb 2 6:30-8:30 pm
Kathy Eyster $27+Optional Text
Be an Early Bird
and Save $5
Per Class!
Register with Visa or MC-Call 549-8765
Photography Classes
Making Better Close-Up Photos
If you are fascinated by the details of the
world around you, there is no better way to
share them than through macro photogra-
phy. Whether you are lured by flowers or
insects, intrigued by patterns in metal or
wood, or fascinated by stamps, coins and
jewelry, this class introduces you to the cam-
era settings and skills you need to enlarge
the miniature world. You will learn tech-
niques for creating sharp pictures that make
use of effective lighting and composition to
bring out all the details in your subject. You
may use either a film or digital camera for
this class. Bring your camera, instruction
book, film or memory card, extra batteries
and a tripod the first class. 6 hrs
W11-051 Dickinson
Thursdays, Feb 17-Mar 3 6:30-8:30 pm
Kathy Eyster $22
People Photos:
Casual & Candid
Many people enjoy making
pictures of their families and children to
share during the holidays and to commemo-
rate special events. During this extended
class you learn how a few simple tech-
niques can improve your people pictures.
We will talk about choosing appropriate
backgrounds, creating flattering light, posing
individuals and groups, and capturing candid
moments. You’ll also learn special camera
settings to help you get the most from your
portraits. Prerequisite: Making the Most of
Your Digital Camera. 10 hrs
W11-052 Dickinson & Off Site
Thursdays, Mar 10-31 6:30-8:30 pm
Kathy Eyster & Bret Tate $35+Text
Black and White Photography
Learn to see the world in black and white
and translate that vision to your pictures.
You will practice anticipating how differ-
ent colors convert to shades of gray in the
photograph. You will also learn to look for
interesting light to affect the feeling or mood
of your pictures. Then you will move onto
recognizing distinctive shapes and interest-
ing textures that create appealing black and
white images. Finally, you will learn how
using colored filters can change the appear-
ance of different parts of your black and
white photo. You may use a digital camera
that can record black & white photos or a
film camera. 8 hrs
W11-053 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Feb 9-Mar 2 6:30-8:30 pm
Kathy Eyster $26
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Health & Safety Classes
Heartsaver CPR
Adult/Child/Infant
The Heartsaver CPR class teaches CPR
and relief of choking in adults, children and
infants. Upon successful completion, you
will receive a Heartsaver CPR certification
card. 3 hrs
W11-054.1 Dickinson
Wednesday, Jan 12 6:30-9:30 pm
Stefne Jackson-Tahta $33
W11-054.2 Dickinson
Saturday, Feb 5 9 am-noon
Kristin Caple $33
W11-054.3 Dickinson
Friday, Feb 11 9 am-noon
Dart Smith $33
W11-054.4 Dickinson
Monday, Mar 14 6:30-9:30 pm
Dart Smith $33
W11-054.5 Dickinson
Thursday, Mar 31 6:30-9:30 pm
Beth McGee $33
Heartsaver First Aid
Learn how to manage illness and injuries
in the first few minutes until professional
help arrives. Instruction includes General
Principles, Medical Emergencies, and Injury
Emergencies. Includes 2-year certification
card. 3.5 hrs
W11-055.1 Dickinson
Friday, Jan 28 9 am-12:30 pm
Dart Smith $41
W11-055.2 Dickinson
Saturday, Feb 26 9 am-12:30 pm
Kristin Capel $41
W11-055.3 Dickinson
Tuesday, Mar 22 6-9:30 pm
Dart Smith $41
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Phlebotomy
Are you looking for a new career? Do you
like working with people? If so, and the
sight of blood does not make you squea-
mish, phlebotomy might be right for you.
The phlebotomy program emphasizes neces-
sary skills for you to function as an impor-
tant member of a healthcare team. Phleboto-
mists are employed in a variety of healthcare
settings including hospitals, physician of-
fices, blood donation sites, and home health-
care agencies. This program is designed
to provide practical instruction in basic
medical terminology and anatomy, proper
techniques used in collecting and process-
ing blood specimens. Students will practice
blood collection techniques with a man-
nequin arm in the classroom setting prior to
clinical hands-on collection with each other
and patients. This program requires clinical
training which will be scheduled for early
morning and/or late afternoons and includes
Healthcare CPR. Application requirements
include a copy of a current TABE test ($10)
taken within the past year, current immu-
nization records, and a completed on-line
background check. Application deadline
Jan 5, 2011 or until filled, call 542-4015 to
schedule the TABE test. 60 hrs
W11-056 Dickinson
Mon & Wed, Jan 17-Mar 7 5:30-8 pm
Kayti Pfennig $429+Text
Certified Nursing
Assistant Program
Are you looking for a job in the medical
field that is rewarding, provides flexibility,
and could lead to a lifelong career? If so,
consider a career as a Certified Nursing
Assistant. Instruction will be held in the
classroom and off-site in a clinical setting in
medical facilities in Missoula. The clinical
portion of the program provides an oppor-
tunity to demonstrate skills learned in the
classroom with residents and/or patients.
This program includes Healthcare CPR.
Application requirements include a copy of
a current TABE test ($10 fee) taken within
the past year, current immunization records,
and an on-line completed background check.
Applications and a detailed brochure are
available. Application deadline Jan 5, 2011
or until filled, call 542-4015 to schedule the
TABE test. 80 hrs
W11-057 Dickinson
Tues & Thurs, Jan 18-Mar 19 9 am-1 pm
Staff $399+Texts & Exam

Dental X-Ray Exam Preparation
Dental assistants who hold x-ray certifica-
tion use x-ray machines to take pictures
of patients’ jaws and teeth. They provide
patients with radiation protection in the form
of lead blankets and are knowledgeable
about the effects and prevention of excessive
radiation exposure. Because most individu-
als who hold dental x-ray certification work
as dental assistants, they also provide other
support to dentists, including assisting dur-
ing dental exams or surgery and preparing/
handling tools prior to patient appointments.
Other job duties for x-ray certificate holders
include exposing radiographs, processing
dental x-ray films and completing periapical
examinations. If you are looking for guid-
ance to prepare for the dental x-ray exam,
here is your chance. This class will provide
focused instruction in the classroom and
hands-on training. 12 hrs
W11-058 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Feb 23-Mar 16 6:30-9:30 pm
Andrea Anderson $67
Basic Medical Billing
This class will help students understand the
rules and regulations associated with health-
care insurance billing. Taking this class
offers students the opportunity to develop
the fundamental billing skills needed to
function as an insurance specialist or part of
a healthcare billing team. Participants will
gain an understanding of health insurance
plan regulations related to processing claims
for: Medicare, Medicaid, Tricare, Work-
ers Compensation, and Blue Cross, and a
brief introduction to basic medical coding.
Instruction covers patient demographic re-
quirements, completion of health insurance
forms, introduction to the coding systems,
and compliance issues related to patient and
clinical information storage. Additionally,
students will develop knowledge related to
regulations pertaining to release of informa-
tion in the billing cycle. Medical terminol-
ogy is highly recommended. 30 hrs
W11-059 Dickinson
Thursdays, Jan 13-Mar 17 6-9 pm
Melanie Scott $89+Text
Medical Terminology
If you want to work in a medical-related
field or need to understand Medical terms,
this class is for you. Learn prefixes, suf-
fixes, roots and stems that are basic to the
understanding of medical terms. Emphasis
will be placed on definitions, usage, pronun-
ciation and spelling of terms. 25 hrs
W11-060 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Jan 11-Mar 15 6-8:30 pm
Andrea Anderson $89+Text
Register with Visa or MC-Call 549-8765
Health & Cooking Classes
Hands-On Cooking Classes
Thai Cooking I
Crispy Egg Rolls, Pad Thai Noodles,
Chicken Green Curry, Chicken Satay with
Peanut Sauce, Tom Kha Gai soup (Chicken,
Galangka in coconut milk with chili,and
limes), and Spicy grilled beef Salad. Bring
your appetite and containers to class. 9 hrs
W11-061 Sentinel
Tuesdays, Jan 4-18 6-9 pm
Pum Lowry $59
More Thai Cooking
This class continues from Thai Cooking, but
newcomers are welcome. We will concen-
trate on making four famous traditional
Thai delights: Pineapple curry, Massaman
beef curry, fresh spring rolls with dipping
sauce (no deep fry), sour and spicy chicken
with mint leaves, Spicy stir fry chicken with
basil, and Som Tam and Muu Yang (Thai
style carrot salad with skewered BBQ pork
served with sticky rice). Bring containers for
leftovers and your appetite. 9 hrs
W11-062 Sentinel
Tuesdays, Feb 1-15 6-9 pm
Pum Lowry $62
French Cooking Class
We will explore the cuisine and culture of :
Île de France (Paris) classic French des-
serts - crème brulée, mousse au chocolat,
les tartes du citron; Giverny - the home
of Monet - simple French comfort food -
boeuf bourguignon et les pommes de terre;
Amboise avec les amuse-bouche - classic
French appetizers; Provence - le tajine de
l’agneau, a North African specialty using the
vegetables and spices of Provence. 12 hrs
W11-063 Sentinel
Wednesdays, Mar 2-23 6-9 pm
Suzette Dussault $66
Rawsome
Sweetheart Treats
Raw candy and desserts are ideal for
anyone who loves sweets but is trying to
avoid refined carbohydrates, sugars, dairy
products and unhealthy fats. Any dessert
you can make cooked-pies, tarts, crisps, ice
creams, cookies, cakes and candies-you can
make raw. But your friends and family will
never know it! Menu: Flowerless chocolate
Cake with Vanilla Cashew Cream, Turtle
Truffles, lemon Cranberry Cookies and Kiwi
Lime Tart. 2 hrs
W11-064 Sentinel
Tuesdays, Jan 25 6:30-8:30 pm
Kathy Bergstrom & Mary Martin $19
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 Sewing Classes
Beginning Sewing
Have you ever wanted to try sewing? Here
is your chance to learn basic construction
techniques. Sew potholder, pillowcases,
and a nightshirt. The projects sewn in class
will give you the necessary foundation to
select and sew projects on your own! Bring
shears, thread, pins and seam ripper plus
$2.00 for a bobbin to the first class. Ad-
ditional cost will include purchase of the
nightshirt pattern and fabric (approx. $15 to
$20.) 12 hrs
W11-065 Hellgate High School
Thursdays, Jan 13-Feb 3 6-9 pm
Diann Pommer $39+Supplies
Continuing Sewing
Do you want to continue to learn
to sew after taking Beginning Sew-
ing I? The beginning sewing II class con-
tinues to develop basic sewing skills with an
apron, shopping/carrying bag and more as
the time (4 weeks) allows. You will need to
bring $2.00 to cover the cost of bobbin, pin
cushion, shears, sewing pins, tape measure,
and 1 yard of woven fabric for a chef apron
to the first class. 12 hrs
W11-066 Hellgate High School
Thursdays, Feb 17-Mar 10 6-9 pm
Diann Pommer $39+Supplies
English Paper Piecing
English paper piecing is a very
easy and extremely accurate hand
piecing techniques that uses paper or plastic
templates as foundations. We will start with
a pincushion, but it is up to you where you
want to stop or keep going to make it into a
table runner!. It is so easy, anybody can do
it. Equipment required will be explained in
the one hour first session. 11 hrs
W11-067 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Feb 2-Mar 2 6-8:30 pm
Gudrun Ferrin $44+Supplies
Hooked on Crocheting
Crocheting for everyone from
beginner to advanced! Never cro-
cheted before? Learn now, super easy
and fun! Experienced crocheter but need
pointers, help or just new ideas? This class
will refresh your skills. Everyone will leave
with a finished project of their choice. You
will need 1-2 skeins of yarn (no fuzzy yard
if you are a beginner), crochet hook (Boye
size I, J or K, no plastic hooks please). 8 hrs
W11-068 Dickinson
Thursdays, Feb 3-24 7-9 pm
Sandy McClure $47
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Let’s Twist
Everyone loves doing projects
that are fun, fast and easy but look
really difficult to do. There is a new ruler
out on the market called the “Twister” ruler
(4 ½” or 10”) we will be learning to make
continuous pinwheels. You will need to
purchase a ruler for the class. This is a new
concept; you sew the blocks together and
add the first border, then cut out the pin-
wheels!! You will be amazed at how easy
these are to make. You can make them even
faster if you use 5” charm packs or 10” layer
cakes. Of course you can cut your own
squares too. Required equipment is a cutting
mat, rotary cutter and quilt ruler. 24 hrs
W11-069 Hellgate High School
Tuesdays, Jan 11-Mar 1 6:30-9:30 pm
Audrey Nichols $76+Supplies
Legal Classes
Parenting Plans
This class will introduce you to the world
of family law and provide the opportunity
to prepare your own parenting plan. You
will learn how to perform child support
calculations as part of a parenting plan, legal
terminology associated with family law as
well as procedural requirements required
by our local judges and clerks of court in
order to make your parenting plan legally
compliant with Montana Law. No childcare
available. 6 hrs
W11-P04 Dickinson
Thursdays, Feb 17-Mar 3 6-8 pm
Mark McLaverty $15
It’s Over (I think): A
Divorce Primer Workshop
Information is power, and you need informa-
tion if you’ve been considering a divorce or
legal separation. When you have the infor-
mation you need, you are in control. In this
workshop you’ll learn from a legal profes-
sional what you need to think about, along
with the options available to you. Most
people spend more time planning their next
vacation than they spend planning a divorce.
Don’t make that costly mistake! Learn what
you need to know before you spend a dime
on attorney fees. 3 hrs
W11-097 Dickinson
Wednesday, Mar 30 6-9 pm
Mark McLaverty $26

Spanish Made Simple - Part I
Are you traveling to a foreign country
for vacation or business? Does your new
employee speak Spanish? This fun, practical
language and culture class is a great way to
get ready to hit the ground running! You’ll
learn the vocabulary, grammar, pronuncia-
tion and day-to-day expressions you’ll need
to travel in comfort or communicate on the
job. 20 hrs
W11-070 Dickinson
Tues & Thurs, Jan 11-Feb 10 6:30-8:30 pm
George Sendon $59+Text
Spanish Made Simple - Part II
This is a continuation of the Spanish Made
Simple Part I class. For students who
finished Part I or are returning to language
study with only a beginning knowledge, this
class will focus on making Spanish lan-
guage concepts accessible and on providing
frequent practice opportunities. Using the
same text as Part I, we will continue our
journey together through language acquisi-
tion, while exploring cultural perspectives
on Spain, Mexico, and Latin America that
will build your confidence in your communi-
cation skills in Spanish. 20 hrs
W11-071 Dickinson
Tues & Thurs, Feb 22-Mar 24 6:30-8:30 pm
George Sendon $59+Text
Continuing
Conversational Spanish
This class is designed for students who have
completed a beginning Spanish class or
have some basic knowledge of the Spanish
language. Emphasis will be on listening,
comprehension and speaking skills using a
multi-media and highly interactive conversa-
tional approach! 20 hrs
W11-072 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Jan 11-Mar 15 6:30-8:30 pm
Manolita Connor $59+Text
Advanced
Conversational Spanish
This class is for students who already have
some experience with the language. It is
a highly interactive and conversational
approach for students who want to further
develop their speaking and listening skills.
Students will explore the subjunctive tense
as well as useful vocabulary through read-
ings and a multi-media approach. Class is
conducted in Spanish! 20 hrs
W11-073 Dickinson
Thursdays, Jan 13-Mar 17 6:30-8:30 pm
Manolita Connor $59+Text
The Journey Continues
Language Classes
Brazil In A Nutshell
Come learn um pouco (oong
Poh-koo; a little) Portuguese from
a native Brazilian. This lively class will
present you with the traditions, history and
socio-cultural aspects of this fast growing
country. Learn to speak, read and write
enough to explore the country! 16 hrs
W11-074 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Feb 2-Mar 23 6-8 pm
Priscilla Brockmeyer $49+Text
French Travel Guide:
Just Enough French
Just enough French to get you around the
countryside and cafés of France. This six-
week class will ground you in basic French
pronunciation, key phrases and vocabulary.
Learn how to navigate customs, book a
hotel, order a meal, find your way around
Paris, and how to shop at the open air mar-
kets and à la pâtisserie et à la chocolaterie!
12 hrs
W11-075 Dickinson
Mondays, Feb 7-Mar 21 6-8 pm
Suzette Dussault $37+Text
Beginning
American Sign Language
This class is designed for students who have
no previous knowledge of American Sign
Language. ASL questions, commands, and
simple sentences will be covered, leading to
basic conversational skills in ASL. Infor-
mation about the deaf community and its
culture will be featured. 20 hrs
W11-076 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Jan 11-Mar 22 6-8 pm
Stella Woodrum $59+Text
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 Home & Garden Classes
Orchids 101
Orchids are among the most exotic of plants
and have become a readily accessible house-
plant in the last few years. Having a reputa-
tion as difficult and demanding, orchids can
be easy and rewarding. This class will teach
you how to care for and re-bloom that beau-
tiful exotic plant you found at the grocery
store or received as a gift. 3 hrs
W11-077 Dickinson
Monday, Jan 24 6-9 pm
Nick Engler $22
Pruning Small Trees and Shrubs
Learn easy maintenance and health care
techniques for maintaining small trees and
shrubs in your home landscape. Proper
pruning techniques can maintain and extend
the life of trees and shrubs found in home
landscapes. Learn the best tools to use; when
to prune; various techniques of pruning to
shape, revive and maintain a healthy tree or
shrub; and the proper way to prune a hedge
or other ornamental landscape planting. The
second class will be offsite for hands on
pruning so dress for the weather! 4 hrs
W11-078 Dickinson & Off Site
Saturday, Feb 12 10 am-3 pm
Nick Engler $15
Xeriscape Gardening
What are the two biggest users of water in
your home? Toilets and landscape water-
ing! With our emergent drought conditions
in Western Montana, many are looking for
ways to conserve this precious resource and
still have beautiful lawns and productive
gardens. This workshop will explore the
principles of xeriscaping, or gardening that
conserves water and protects the environ-
ment. Topics will include selecting plants,
designing and maintaining gardens, improv-
ing soils, using mulches, and irrigating
efficiently. 4 hrs
W11-079 Dickinson
Mondays, Mar 7-14 6:30-8:30 pm
Nick Engler $16
Permaculture 101-
How to Live Sustainably
Have you ever wondered how you
reduce your expenses and leave less of an
eco-footprint? By applying permaculture
to your life, you can live sustainably, be
healthier and spend less money. 6 hrs
W11-080 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Jan 5-19 6:30-8:30 pm
Stan Wilson $36
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Container Gardens
As life gets busier and you have less time
to spend outdoors, many folks are going to
container gardening because they can’t quite
let go of that one tomato plant or a beauti-
ful planter of annuals. In this class you will
learn to create your own special garden in
a container and the plants best suited for
container gardening. Learn the techniques
of design, choosing plants for location and
color, and varieties of soils for maintaining
a healthy container for the summer. Bring
your favorite container to the second class
and take home your own container garden.
4 hrs
W11-081 Dickinson
Mondays, Apr 11-18 6:30-8:30 pm
Nick Engler $19
Gardening in Deer Country
Attention Nature Lovers! The scenery and
wildlife make Montana a wonderful place to
live, but living with both can be frustrating!
Learn the many deer resistant plants that
easily coexist with our four-legged beautiful
but destructive friends for a beautiful deer
resistant garden as well as garden designs
and techniques that tend to repel them. 3 hrs
W11-082 Dickinson
Monday, Mar 21 6:30-9:30 pm
Nick Engler $19
Compost Happens
Compost is the key ingredient
in a successful garden. Whether you
are into vegetable gardening, flowers, trees,
shrubs or a combination of all the above, the
best way to be successful is to provide good
soil and nutrients. In this class, we will
discuss the process of composting; includ-
ing the importance and value of compost,
how to build a compost bin, how to build the
initial compost pile, what ingredients to add
and what ingredients to avoid, and how to
utilize compost in the garden. 3 hrs
W11-083 Dickinson
Saturday, Jan 22 noon-3 pm
Stan Wilson $23
Sheet Mulching
Have you ever thought about
starting a garden or flower bed
but don’t know how to start? Try Sheet
Mulching as an easy and inexpensive alter-
native to using a rototiller. This method is
constructed by laying nutrient rich ingredi-
ents on top of your existing sod, weed patch
or bare ground. 3 hrs
W11-084 Off Site
Saturday, Mar 26 noon-3 pm
Stan Wilson $23

Beekeeping Basics
Do you have a desire for a self-
sustaining food supply? Would you
like to add a honey making operation to your
existing food production? Find out in this
informative class if beekeeping is a feasible
option for you. 6 hrs
W11-085 Hellgate Elementary
Tues & Thurs, Feb 1-3 6-9 pm
Sean Kochel $36
Beekeeping and
Hive Management
This class is a continuation of the Bee-
keeping Basics course. You will learn the
specific management skills for setting up
and maintaining your hive throughout all
seasons, caring for your bees, and harvesting
your honey. 12 hrs
W11-086 Hellgate Elementary
Tues & Thurs, Feb 8-24 6-8 pm
Sean Kochel $67
Beginning Herbal
Medicine Making
Connect with our medicinal plant allies
and learn how to prepare high quality me-
dicinal plant extracts. In this hands-on class
you will learn the basics of herbal medicinal
preparations. We will make and sample
herbal infusions and water-based extracts,
tincture making with fresh or dry botanicals
to prepare potent medicinal plant extracts
and combinations, herbal honeys, cough
syrups, elixirs and lozenges, infused oil and
salves, liniments and more. 10 hrs
W11-087 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Jan 12-Feb 2 6:30-9 pm
Britta Bloedorn $46
Geology Topics:
Mineral Identification
Did you ever wonder what those sparkly
flashes were that came from rocks along a
trail? The flashes came from different min-
erals in the rocks. Minerals are the building
blocks of all rocks and many minerals can
be easily identified. In this class, we will
learn how to identify minerals by using their
physical properties such as hardness, streak,
cleavage, color, and crystal shape. Up to 60
common minerals will be studied. 6 hrs
W11-088 Hellgate High School
Thursdays, Feb 10-24 6:30-8:30 pm
Bruce Baty $21
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Special Interest Classes
The Glacial Lake Missoula Story
Glacial Lake Missoula existed in Western
Montana 12,000 years ago and left a major
imprint on the landscape of the Pacific
Northwest. Learn the catastrophic story of
this huge lake and how to identify common
glacial landscapes in the mountains in West-
ern Montana. 4 hrs
W11-089 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Feb 22-Mar 1 7-9 pm
Bruce Baty $17
Private Pilot
Ground Training
Have you ever dreamed of becoming a
pilot? This class is for you!! Our Certified
Flight Instructors will provide you with all
the knowledge you need to pass the FAA
Private Pilot written exam. Subject areas
include: Aerodynamics, flight controls,
flight instructions, weight and balance,
aircraft performance, weather, airspace and
navigation. “A mile of highway can take
you a mile; a mile of runway can take you
anywhere!” 40 hrs
W11-090 Dickinson
Mon & Wed, Jan 24-Mar 21 6-8:30 pm
Trever Throop $399
Introductory Poetry
Workshop
Learn the fundamentals of Poetry work-
shops and major poetic styles. As part of
the workshop format, you will get a chance
to bring in your personal work and have it
critiques by classmates and the instructor in
a supportive, creative environment. Pub-
lication options or alternatives will also be
explored. 10 hrs
W11-091 Dickinson
Mondays, Jan 31-Mar 7 6:30-8:30 pm
Thomas McClintock $31
Know Your
United States Constitution
Learn about the greatest legal document ever
written. One of the world’s oldest surviving
constitutions, its model has been used by
over a hundred countries around the world
and is certainly one of the most influential
documents in existence. 4 hrs
W11-092 Dickinson
Thursdays, Feb 10-17 6:30-8:30 pm
Kelly Maier $36+Text
 Special Interest Classes
Messies, Packrats,
and Hoarders...Oh My!
Our homes are bigger, our families are
smaller, and storage units are one of the fast-
est growing franchises in the country. What
is going on? If you think you or someone
you love is a Messie, a Packrat, or a Hoarder
please join us for a lively but gentle look
at how our possessions affect us. We will
discuss the Clutter Threshold and the Hoard-
ing Scale for an objective measure of how
much is enough. Teaching, discussion, and
encouragement will be part of this work-
shop. 2.5 hrs
W11-093 Dickinson
Wednesday, Jan 26 6:30-9 pm
Leigh Ann Christian $21
Organizing Rules!
Lay a solid foundation for all you do by
being organized and efficient. Discover the
basic rules for getting and staying organized,
and learn to apply them in a variety of set-
tings. We will also look at how brain domi-
nance affects your organizing style, reveal-
ing not only why you do things the way you
do, but why others do things the way they
do. Prepare for an “ah-ha” moment and see
how fun and easy organizing can be.4 hrs
W11-094 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Mar 9-16 6:30-8:30 pm
Leigh Ann Christian $25
Introduction to Mah-Jong
You may have seen them playing the tradi-
tional Chinese game of Mah-Jong during
the Olympics. Mah-Jong is an interesting
challenge of wisdom and skill. This unique
cultural game will improve your cognitive
skills and strengthen your memory. You will
learn what you need to play the game, the
rules, and symbol reading in this class.
7.5 hrs
W11-095 Dickinson
Saturdays, Jan 29-Feb 12 9:30 am-noon
Rosa Slaven $29
Bridge for
Intermediate Players
Students will learn to evaluate the
strength of their hands, communicate their
values through different bidding conven-
tions, develop trick-taking skills when play-
ing as declarer, and improve their defensive
capabilities. Additional instruction will be
provided those who are interested in dupli-
cate bridge. 8 hrs
W11-096 Hellgate Elementary
Wednesdays, Jan 19-Feb 9 6-8 pm
Ralph Stone $47
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Developing Your Humor Habit
A sense of humor is the ability to see the
funny in your everyday ordinary life, es-
pecially when it doesn’t feel funny. Learn
tips and strategies to help you develop your
sense of humor, reduce stress, and have
more fun. 2.5 hrs
W11-098 Dickinson
Thursday, Feb 10 6-8:30 pm
Lois McElravy $21
Massage Therapy
Join us and experience the ben-
efits of giving and receiving thera-
peutic massage. Bring a blanket and pillow
to each class wear comforable clothes. If
you do not feel comfortable exchanging with
a stranger in class register with a friend.
Oh My Aching Feet
Are your feet tired at the end of the day?
Learn the theory of reflexology and practice
Swedish and Thai techniques on yourself
and others. 2 hrs
W11-099.1 Dickinson
Wednesday, Jan 19 6:30-8:30 pm
Sarah Pederson $19
Hip & Legs
If you have to sit six or more hours per day
or have low back tension you will benefit
from this lass, Learn Thai Techniques to
decrease tension and increase fexibility 2 hrs
W11-099.2 Dickinson
Wednesday, Jan 26 6:30-8:30 pm
Sarah Pederson $19
Head, Neck and Arms
The face and scalp have many pressure
points to relieve stress. Learn how to mas-
sage the face, scap, neck and arms. 2 hrs
W11-099.3 Dickinson
Wednesday, Feb 2 6:30-8:30 pm
Sarah Pederson $19
Back Rub Basics
Everyone caries tension in their shoulders
and back. Learn about common high ten-
sion areas and how to release them. 2 hrs
W11-099.4 Dickinson
Wednesday, Feb 9 6:30-8:30 pm
Sarah Pederson $19
Full Body Massage
This class puts all the information together
from the previous classes to create the ulti-
mate full body massage. 2 hrs
W11-099.5 Dickinson
Wednesday, Feb 16 6:30-8:30 pm
Sarah Pederson $19
 Hot New Classes

Just a few of our

newest classes!
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OneNote 7

Facebook For The Last Few Stragglers 9

Build A Custom Website With Drupal 9
Adobe Lightroom 10
Rawsome Sweetheart Treats 13
Hooked on Crocheting 14

It’s Over (I think): A Divorce Primer Workshop 14

Brazil In A Nutshell 15
New Home & Garden Classes 16
Permaculture 101-How to Live Sustainably
Compost Happens
Sheet Mulching

Beekeeping 17

Beginning Herbal Medicine Making 17

Private Pilot Ground Training 17

Introductory Poetry Workshop 17

New Online Classes 22

Digital Brochures
Green Buildings & Preparing for LEED
Virtual Meeting Planner Certificate

Bicycle Mechanics 23

Essential Car Care For Women 23

Fine Tuning Your Team in Service Excellence 27

How to Work A Room: Secrets of Networking 27

Beginning Printmaking 30

Oula 45

The Journey Continues 19

 Frenchtown Classes
Early Bird Circuit
Join us for this moderate strength and
aerobic conditioning class. We will use 12
stations to tone and shape your entire body
while maintaining an aerobic pace to burn
calories and get you on the way to the new
you! This is a moderate intensity exercise
class (i.e. should be able to complete 50 min
of brisk walking).
W11-FR01.1 Frenchtown PT Clinic
Mon, Wed, Fri, Jan 5-Feb 18 5:30-6:30 am
Jim McLean $79
W11-FR01.2 Frenchtown PT Clinic
Mon, Wed, Fri, Feb 23-Mar 30 5:30-6:30 am
Jim McLean $64
Evening Circuit
Join us for this moderate strength
and aerobic conditioning class. We
will use 12 stations to tone and shape
your entire body while maintaining an
aerobic pace to burn calories and get you on
the way to the new you! This is a moderate
intensity exercise class (i.e. should be able
to complete 50 min of brisk walking).
W11-FR02.1 Frenchtown PT Clinic
Tues & Thurs, Jan 6-Feb 17 6:30-7:30 pm
Tori Riechers $53
W11-FR02.2 Frenchtown PT Clinic
Tues & Thurs, Feb 22-Mar 29 6:30-7:30 pm
Tori Riechers $46
Yoga Fit
Gentle, but challenging. This yoga class
emphasizes a more powerful, flexible and
defined physique. We will work on posture
alignment, breathing and relaxation as well
as mental clarity, stress management and
over-all well being. All levels welcome.
Yoga mat required.
W11-FR03.1 Frenchtown Jr H
Wednesdays, Jan 5-Feb 9 5:15-6:30 pm
Sandra Brosious $25
W11-FR03.2 Frenchtown Jr H
Mondays, Jan 10-Feb 7 5:15-6:30 pm
Sandra Brosious $21
W11-FR03.3 Frenchtown Jr H
Mondays, Feb 28-Mar 28 5:15-6:30 pm
Sandra Brosious $21
W11-FR03.4 Frenchtown Jr H
Wednesdays, Mar 2-30 5:15-6:30 pm
Sandra Brosious $21
Ask About 25%
Tuition Discounts for
Frenchtown Residents!
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Zumba
Zumba is rapidly becoming the next fitness
sensation! It is hot, sexy, soulful, and most
importantly, FUN! Zumba fuses Latin
rhythms and easy to follow moves to cre-
ate a dynamic workout that will blow you
away! The routines feature interval training
sessions where fast and slow rhythms are
combined to tone & sculpt your body while
burning fat. No dance experience needed.
6 hrs
W11-FR04 Frenchtown El
Tuesdays, Jan 18-Feb 22 5:30-6:30 pm
Cassy Johnson $21
Salsa
A longtime favorite, this class teaches
salsa with plenty of practice on the Latin
movement, which gives salsa its attitude.
Dance steps accommodate both singles and
couples. This progressive class is fun and
a great source of exercise. A dance partner
is recommended. Bring socks to dance in.
7.5 hrs
W11-FR05 Frenchtown El
Tuesdays, Jan 18-Feb 22 6:45-8 pm
Cassy Johnson $25
Contemporary
Dance for Fun
This class will explore basic modern
dance technique. Every class we will focus
on warming up, moving through space and
proper use of bodymechanics. The choreog-
raphy and music will be upbeat and contem-
porary in style. The main goal of this class
will be to have fun, gets some exercise and
most of all, dance! All levels are welcomed.
Move at your own pace. No experience
necessary. 6 hrs
W11-FR06 Frenchtown El
Tuesdays, Mar 1-Apr 5 7-8 pm
Jennifer DeLong $21
Quilting-
Marching in Line
Chase away the winter blahs with a warm
quilt. The “Marching in Line” pattern is an
easy quilt to sew-- great for beginners. “The
first class will be held from 6 –7:30 pm.
Quilters will get a supply list with fabric and
color instructions 10. 5 hrs
W11-FR07 Frenchtown HS
Mondays, Feb 7-Mar 7 6-9 pm
Dalene Normand $44+Supplies

Basic Keyboarding
Are you tired of hunting and pecking, not
to mention wasting time looking back and
forth from the keyboard to the computer
screen? In this class you will learn proper
letter-key operation, figure keys and even
become acquainted with numbers! Good
typing skills will assist you in your job and
personal communication. In the job market,
it is nearly essential to have good keyboard-
ing skills, so join us and have fun in the
process with other two finger typists. Don’t
worry, by the end of classes you will be us-
ing all your fingers, and not looking at your
keyboard. 10 hrs
W11-FR08 Frenchtown HS
Mon & Wed, Jan 24-Feb 2 6-8:30 pm
Darla Austin $42
Frenchtown Classes
Making the Most
of your Digital Camera
Do all the menus on your digital camera
confuse you? Would you like to feel more
comfortable using all those buttons? Each
week we’ll explore the common features
of digital cameras. Then we will display
the pictures you’ve created and talk about
how to improve them using digital controls.
Anyone with a digital camera is welcome.
(You do not need a computer or printer to
take the class. Not for digital video cam-
eras.) Please bring your camera and instruc-
tion booklet with you to every class. 10 hrs
W11-FR11 Frenchtown HS
Mondays, Jan 31-Mar 7 6:30-8:30 pm
Kathy Eyster $31+Text
Frenchtown
Adult Basic Education
Join us for our free evening classes
to prepare for the GED, college and
apprenticeships or improve your skills
for work. Classes are at Frenchtown High
School. To get started come in Monday or
Wednesday at 5:30 pm. Call 542-4015 for
more information.

Digital Photo Editing II Mondays & Wednesdays 6-8 pm

Now that you understand the basics Staff Free!
we will spend some time working on the
real fun stuff. Learn to manipulate colors
and contrast, add and remove parts of your
images and use creative filters to achieve
artistic effects. A basic working knowledge
of digital photo editing software is neces-
sary. Bring your own images or use some of
ours. 5 hrs
W11-FR09 Frenchtown HS
Tuesdays, Jan 25-Feb 1 6-8:30 pm
Bill Boudreaux $24

Doodling as Meditation -
Zentangle
This class is based on the artform known
as Zentangle©, which is sweeping the
country! What is Zentangle©? Well, in
a way, it is doodling. It is an easy to learn
method of creating beautiful images from
repetitive patterns. It is fun and relaxing.
Zentangle provides artistic satisfaction and
an increased sense of personal well being
and is enjoyed by a wide range of skills and
ages and is used in many fields of interest.
6 hrs
W11-FR10 Frenchtown Jr H
Tuesdays, Jan 11-Feb 1 6-8 pm
Sue Dansie $29

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 Online & Music Classes
Online Classes
Digital Brochures
Discover the latest hot new technology
to promote your products, services and
information. Find out how you can use this
low-cost new eMarketing tool to support
and enhance your current marketing efforts.
Understand the tools needed to create a
multi-modal marketing approach for your
program. Find out how to create a digital
brochure for your organization and how
to include search, interaction, and interest
tracking features. Get on the cutting edge
of this new marketing trend. This course
could be worth thousands of dollars to your
organization
W11-OL01 Online Mar7-Apr 1 $199
Green Buildings & Preparing for
LEED Green Associate Exam
Get the knowledge to excel as a green pro-
fessional in the new economy. Acquire an
introduction to sustainability and how it lays
the foundation for a deeper understanding
of the green building process. Participants
who successfully complete this course are
eligible and prepared to sit for the US Green
Building Council’s Leadership in Energy
and Environmental Design (LEED) Green
Associate exam.
W11-OL02 Online Jan 31-Mar 27 $699
Virtual Meeting
Planner Certificate
Finally, you can acquire the best profession-
al development in virtual meeting planning.
Plus get the option of being recognized for
your knowledge by becoming a Certified
Virtual Meeting Planner (CVP).
Virtual meetings are distance seminars and
education featuring audio, slides and video
in a synchronous format. They include we-
binars, webcasts, video casts, two-way web
cams, and other audio and video formats.
Discover the various synchronous dis-
tance meeting formats available and learn
about the technology of producing distance
meetings. Then get the best instructional
techniques on the design and teaching of ef-
fective distance or virtual meetings. Lastly,
acquire the virtual meeting planning skills
involved in budgeting, pricing, and mar-
keting virtual meetings. Classes include:
Virtual Meeting Technology, Keys to Effec-
tive Design of Virtual Meetings, Managing
Virtual Meetings
W11-OL03 Online Feb 7-Apr 29 $799
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Music
Beginning Guitar
Never played guitar before? Then come and
learn how in this relaxed and enjoyable en-
vironment. This class will teach you chords,
strumming, finger-picking, how to play
melodies (by reading music), and maybe
even a tiny bit about how to get started writ-
ing your own songs. Along the way you’ll
learn some classic blues, folk and pop tunes.
Bring your guitar to the first class and join
the fun! 12 hrs
W11-100.1 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Jan 12-Mar 2 7-8:30 pm
James Wallace $67+Text
W11-100.2 Hellgate Elementary
Thursdays, Feb 10-Mar 31 6:30-8 pm
Wade Davies $67+Text
Classic Rock Favorites
Bring your acoustic guitar and rock out to
some all time favorites like Hotel California,
Stairway to Heaven and hits by the Beatles,
the Police, the Stones, the Who, Hendrix,
Clapton, or CCR. You will learn the chord
structures, signature riffs and how to play
lead guitar. Each song will teach you some-
thing new and you will have plenty of class
time for jammin’. You should be comfort-
able with moveable scales and chord finger-
ings, including barre chords before enrolling
for this intermediate level class. Music and
supplies discussed first night of class. 12 hrs
W11-101 Dickinson
Thursdays, Jan 13-Mar 3 7-8:30 pm
James Wallace $67
Beginning Piano
Wish you hadn’t quit piano lessons back in
seventh grade? Always wanted to learn to
read music but never had the opportunity?
Looking to play for fun and have a valuable
pastime to enjoy? Well, our beginning piano
class is the one for you. In a fun, relaxed
environment you will learn to read music,
techniques for playing piano, and the skills
you need to learn some of your favorite
tunes. You will want to own a piano or
keyboard and have time daily to practice.
13.5 hrs
W11-102 Hellgate Elementary
Wednesdays, Jan 5-Mar 2 6-7:30 pm
Janean McBride-Rowland $75+Text

Be an Early Bird
and Save $5
Per Class!
Low Pressure Boilers
Prepare for the Low Pressure (15 PSI)
Boiler Operator(s) Exam in this class that
meets the new licensing requirements. You
will develop an understanding of the theory,
operating principles and maintenance pro-
cedures associated with low pressure boiler
systems, components, safety procedures and
licensing. 40 hrs
W11-103 Dickinson
Mondays, Jan 10-Mar 21 6-10 pm
Bill Fisher $155+Text
Basic Home Plumbing
Does it take 3-4 trips to the home improve-
ment store to get what you really need to fix
that plumbing problem? This basic plumb-
ing workshop will help you take the guess
work out of your plumbing projects whether
you are replacing or repairing and may even
save you some $$. You will learn how to
repair and replace faucets, sinks and toilets
and troubleshoot clogs, garbage disposals
and other common plumbing problems.
Instruction will include demonstrations and
discussions regarding cost effectiveness of
repairing vs. replacing and understanding
how to identify quality fixtures and parts.
Bring your desire to pick up a few tricks of
the trade, but leave the kitchen sink at home!
3 hrs
W11-104 Dickinson
Saturday, Feb 5 9 am-noon
Adrian Hoye $39
Basic Tile Installation
Installing a tile floor, backsplash or shower/
tub surround can increase the value of your
home as well as give you years of enjoy-
ment. Properly installed tile is beautiful,
durable and easy to maintain. Learn how to
prepare the surfaces for tile, what material
to use, how to measure, cut, install and grout
tile on vertical and horizontal surfaces. 4 hrs
W11-105 Dickinson
Saturday, Feb 26 9 am-1 pm
Adrian Hoye $44
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Trade & Technical Classes
“Ladies, Start Your Engines”
Essential Car Care For Women
Ever wonder if you are getting ripped off
at a repair facility, or if your oil was really
changed? Do you wish you
knew a little more about how
your car works and what
those warning lights mean?
This hands-on class is
designed to empower you
to perform basic mainte-
nance, guard from being
ripped off by a repair
facility and prepare you
for road side emergen-
cies. Topics include:
how to change a flat
tire, check and add
fluids, check belts
and hoses, replace
wiper blades, adjust
tire pressure, replace
bulbs and fuses,
jump start your car
and communicate
with your repair shop.
Be ready to get dirty! 4 hrs
W11-106.1 Montana Automotive Tech
Saturday, Jan 29 9 am-1 pm
Alan Ault $49
W11-106.2 Montana Automotive Tech
Saturday, Feb 26 9 am-1 pm
Alan Ault $49
Bicycle Mechanics
Save time and money by learning
how to maintain and fix your bicycle!
Using hands-on practice and classroom in-
struction you will learn diagnose problems,
maintain a well tuned bike and eliminate
common mistakes when working on your
bicycle. Instruction includes wheel tru-
ing, bearing adjustment, cable installation,
derailleur tuning. Bring your problems but
leave your bikes at home! 12.5 hrs
W11-107 Dickinson
Thursdays, Jan 20-Feb 17 6:30-9 pm
Jon Thomas $42
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Home ReSource Classes
ReVAMP
The ReVAMP Shop at Home ReSource is a public-access woodworking facility with
a mission to turn reclaimed building materials into valuable new products. Funded
by a grant from the Department of Environmental Quality and a Community Devel-
opment Block Grant from the City of Missoula, the ReVAMP Shop will make a range
of professional woodworking tools, equipment and educational resources available
to the public. We are offering workshops and classes on a wide variety of skills and
techniques – all emphasizing the use of reclaimed materials and sustainably har-
vested lumber. Learn valuable skills while going “Green!”
• Students and members are required to attend a mandatory, FREE Orientation
class that covers safety, clean-up, rules and policies of the ReVAMP Shop.
• Fees are available on a sliding fee scale for income-qualified individuals and
families. Prices shown are standard rates; you can learn how to apply for dis-
counts at the Free Orientation Class.

Orientation to the ReVAMP Shop Introduction to Shop Tools

This FREE one-hour class is a mandatory
session to take other classes or time rental
in the ReVAMP Shop. Learn basic rules for
shop safety, personal protection, clean-up
and other shop policies. 1 hrs
W11-108.1 Tues, Jan 11 4:30-5:30 pm
W11-108.2 Tues, Jan 18 4:30-5:30 pm
W11-108.3 Sat, Jan 22 9:30-10:30 am
W11-108.4 Tues, Feb 1 4:30-5:30 pm
W11-108.5 Sat, Feb 5 9:30-10:30 am
W11-108.6 Tues, Feb 15 4:30-5:30 pm
W11-108.7 Sat, Feb 19 9:30-10:30 am
W11-108.8 Tues, Mar 1 4:30-5:30 pm
W11-108.9 Sat, Mar 5 9:30-10:30 am
W11-108.10 Tues, Mar 15 4:30-5:30 pm
W11-108.11 Sat, Mar 19 9:30-10:30 am
ReVAMP Your Holiday Shopping
While you are taking a class in the new
woodshop at Home ReSource be sure to
look through the ReVAMPed items we
have for sale in our Showroom. Home
ReSource staff and other Missoula craft-
speople have created a wide variety of
household items made from reclaimed ma-
terials. Ranging from distinctive benches
to inventive children’s toys, you may find
a perfect holiday gift or generate an idea
for your own project. You can even set up
a membership in the woodshop to create
your own holiday gifts or products for
consignment sale in our new ReVAMP
Showroom: where the creative and the
purposeful meet.
Learn to safely operate basic shop tools
available in the ReVAMP shop, including
industrial table saws, planers, jointers, band
saws, sliding compound mitre saws, sanders,
standard hand tools and more. Learn how to
avoid common mistakes, and how to deal
with issues unique to reclaimed lumber. This
class is a prerequisite (or instructor approv-
al) for most ReVAMP workshops. Bring a
dust mask, ear protection and safety glasses
if you already have them. Prerequisite: Ori-
entation to ReVamp Shop. 4 hrs
W11-109.1 Home ReSource
Tuesday, Jan 11 5:30-9:30 pm
Jesse Crowe $46
W11-109.2 Home ReSource
Saturday, Jan 22 10:30 am-2:30 pm
Jesse Crowe $46
W11-109.3 Home ReSource
Tuesday, Feb 1 5:30-9:30 pm
Jesse Crowe $46
W11-109.4 Home ReSource
Saturday, Feb 19 10:30 am-2:30 pm
Jesse Crowe $46
W11-109.5 Home ReSource
Tuesday, Mar 1 5:30-9:30 pm
Jesse Crowe $46
W11-109.6 Home ReSource
Saturday, Mar 19 10:30 am-2:30 pm
Jesse Crowe $46

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Earth Friendly Wood Finishes
Seeking a durable, nice, low toxicity finish
for a wood project? If you are building a
new piece or refurbishing an heirloom this
class will help you answer the key whys,
hows, and wheres about conscientious wood
finishes. We will cover new and traditional
products and techniques, with a focus on
eco-friendly options. Bring a sack lunch, old
clothes, surgical gloves, & eye protection.
Prerequisite: Orientation to ReVamp Shop.
4 hrs
W11-110 Home ReSource
Saturday, Jan 29 10 am-2 pm
Andrew Oberg $54
Beginning
Hardwood Furniture Making
Gain insight into the nature of various local
hardwoods commonly used in making fur-
niture. Learn the proper techniques of wood
selection, wood preparation, material layout,
cutting and assembly as we build a beauti-
ful side table. You will take home a lovely
finished product! Bring gloves and personal
safety equipment. Prerequisite: Intro to Shop
Tools or instructor approval. 24 hrs
W11-111 Home ReSource
Mon & Wed, Jan 24-Feb 9 5:30-9:30 pm
Andy Chidwick $339
Marble-ous Countertops
Learn to use low VOC concrete overlay-
ments, color mixing and sealing to cover a
countertop with a hard, durable stone-like
surface. Gain the knowledge to resurface
laminate, wood, tile, tabletops, dressers and
more using various techniques and color-
ings. Plus, you’ll go home with your own
beautiful & durable re­surfaced countertop
(up to 36”.) Bring a sack lunch, old clothes,
gloves, eye protection & dust mask. Prereq-
uisite: Orientation to ReVamp Shop. 6 hrs
W11-112 Home ReSource
Saturday, Feb 5 11 am-5 pm
Cookie Hanson $81
Bread Board Basics
In this class you will learn the basic steps of
using hand tools to transform rough lumber
into a flat, smooth finished board suitable for
kitchen use. We will learn to join wood and
other skills needed by any aspiring wood
worker. Bring surgical gloves and personal
safety equipment. Prerequisite: Introduction
to Shop Tools or instructor approval. 9 hrs
W11-113 Home ReSource
Tuesdays, Feb 8-22 5:30-8:30 pm
Andrew Oberg $122
The Journey Continues
Home ReSource Classes
Joining Reclaimed Lumber
Vintage, reclaimed lumber is full of surpris-
es and challenges. Learn to clean and prep
it, then join it into short and long assemblies
for tables and benches. Add inlays and
contrasting edges to define and enhance the
finished project using basic power and hand
tools. A great introduction to the finer things
in woodworking! Bring gloves and personal
safety equipment. Prerequisite: Introduction
to Shop Tools or instructor approval. 5 hrs
W11-114 Home ReSource
Saturday, Feb 12 12-5 pm
Merrill Bradshaw $66
Painless Glass Etching
Learn to use a non-toxic glass etching cream
to create designs in glass, mirror, or tile.
Gain the techniques and confidence to add a
flair to an existing home feature (like a glass
cabinet door) or create a new wall hanging.
Bring old clothes, gloves, & eye protection
if you have it. Prerequisite: Orientation to
ReVamp Shop. 2 hrs
W11-115 Home ReSource
Thursday, Feb 24 5:30-7:30 pm
Cookie Hanson $34
Mission Style
Dining Room Chair
Learn the art of chair making in this inter-
mediate level woodworking class. You will
learn how to create a comfortable chair by
incorporating aesthetics and ergonomics.
Full of helpful tips and practical how-to’s,
this class will advance you further as a fine
woodworker. You will take home a hand-
some Mission style chair that can serve as
the prototype for a complete set. Bring per-
sonal safety equipment. Prerequisite: Intro to
Shop Tools or instructor approval. 24 hrs
W11-116 Home ReSource
Mon & Wed, Feb 28-Mar 16 5:30-9:30 pm
Andy Chidwick $339
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Business Classes
Supervision and Management
The good news is: You’ve progressed to
a job where you manage others. The bad
news is: No one helped you prepare for how
to be a good manager. Consider joining this
interactive, engaging, and practical six ses-
sion series where you’ll learn skills and tools
for being an effective manager and supervi-
sor. Topics covered include: interviewing
and hiring the right people, why people
don’t do what they are asked and what to do
about it, how to resolve conflicts, creative
problem solving skills, how to run a meeting
people don’t mind attending and other hot
button issues. 24 hrs
W11-117 Dickinson
Fridays, Jan 28-Mar 4 8 am-noon
O’Connell, Blanchard, McArthur $149
Essentials of Human Resources
Human resources management is vital to the
health and productivity of your organiza-
tion. You will begin the class by acquiring
an in-depth understanding of the charter and
mission of human resources. Then multiply
your knowledge of the major elements of
the personnel process including recruiting,
interviewing, an insider’s grasp of EEO, em-
ployee relations/labor relations, work force
diversity, organizational analysis, risk man-
agement and human resources planning and
research. Finally, you will learn the theories
regarding employee morale, organizational
behavior and group dynamics. 25 hrs
W11-118 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Mar 1-May 3 6-8:30 pm
Barbara Blanchard $89+Text
Fundamentals of Accounting
An introduction to the basic concepts and
principles of manual accounting for both
service and merchandise enterprises. This
class is designed for beginning students or
those needing to brush-up. Double-entry
methods will be implemented using journals,
general ledgers and subsidiary ledgers.
You will learn to prepare worksheets and
financial statements, and to adjust and close
entries. If you are looking for a class to
prepare yourself for QuickBooks or other
computerized accounting, this is it! 24 hrs
W11-119 Dickinson
Saturdays, Feb 5-Mar 26 9 am-noon
Robin Wilton $99+Text
26 Early Bird Savings-Register 7 days before class & save $5!
Starting an Online Business-The
Secret to Riches is in the Niches
Many people are earning part-time and full-
time incomes online. The secret is finding a
profitable niche. Learn how to take personal
expertise or interests and identify which has
the most profit potential. We’ll use online
research to analyze market demand and ex-
isting competition to identify the best ideas
for developing a profitable online business.
9 hrs
W11-120 Dickinson
Thursdays, Feb 24-Mar 10 6:30-9:30 pm
Karen Porter $42
Using Online Marketing to Grow
Your Business and Increase
Profits
With more than 80% of consumers going
online to seek product and service providers,
business owners who want to be competitive
simply must have an online presence. Class
participants will learn how to maximize their
online presence to increase profits. Learn
what makes a website user friendly and
credible, how to quickly gain high place-
ment in local organic search results, how to
get listed in local online search directories,
how to develop customer loyalty using
online techniques and maximize your online
exposure at minimum cost and much, much
more! 7 hrs
W11-121 Dickinson
Thursday, Jan 27 9 am-5 pm
Karen Porter $35
Employment Law Bootcamp
FMLA, WC, FLSA, and Title VII actually
seem more like alphabet soup, but with the
rising number of lawsuits involving employ-
ees suing their employers, small business
owners and managers need to understand the
complex world of these State and Federal
employment-related laws in order to protect
themselves and their businesses. This class
will provide an overview of employment
laws that affect small businesses in Montana
and a discussion of medical marijuana and
the workplace. Come learn what you need to
know to protect your business and how these
laws have an effect on your decisions. 6 hrs
W11-122 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Jan 12-26 6-8 pm
Kandy Raup $38

Fine Tuning Your Team
in Service Excellence
Is negativity and gossip in your
workplace draining your spirit? Tired of
work overload, stress or burnout? Energize
yourself while learning great tools to handle
difficult customers, co-workers and improve
customer service. Learn about the 4 basic
customer personalities and improve your
phone technique, body language, tone-of-
voice and e-mail communication while
orchestrating your action plan! 3 hrs
W11-123.1 Dickinson
Thursday, Jan 27 1:30-4:30 pm
Mardi Milligan $35
W11-123.2 Dickinson
Thursday, Jan 27 6:30-9:30 pm
Mardi Milligan $35
Workplace Humor
and Laughter Therapy
Research reveals that workers list
fun as a top priority for job satisfaction,
even above salary. Employees are happier,
healthier, and work harder. Numerous stud-
ies show that a fun workplace is not only
more productive, but it attracts people and
produces profits. Businesses experience
reduced absenteeism and turnover. Learn
ten benefits of laughter and humor in the
workplace and the five barriers that prevent
workers from using humor on the job. Un-
derstanding the do’s and don’ts of workplace
humor minimizes the risk of causing offense
and builds your confidence to use humor
without the fear of being misinterpreted.
Get five tips to unleash your sense of humor
without risking your professionalism. Learn
how to release stress with laughter exercises.
2.5 hrs
W11-124 Dickinson
Thursday, Feb 17 6-8:30 pm
Lois McElravy $21
Running Effective Meetings
From the Boardroom to the PTA, class
participants will learn the basic fundamen-
tals in preparing for and facilitating effective
meetings. If you are interested in preparing
and chairing meetings that will leave your
committee or management team feeling like
their time has been well spent, you will not
want to miss out on this class! 3.5 hrs
W11-125 Dickinson
Friday, Jan 21 8 am-noon
Lauretta Belts $24
Register with Visa or MC-Call 549-8765
Business Classes
How to Work A Room:
The Secrets of
Networking
Have you always wondered how some
people seem to know everyone? Learn to
network effectively and be confident and
comfortable with “shameless self-promo-
tion”. Be effective promoting yourself,
your product, or business at functions or
meetings. Develop an “elevator talk” and
develop your own network. 3 hrs
W11-125.1 Dickinson
Wednesday, Feb 9 9 am-noon
Coleen Rudio $24
Real Estate Prelicensure
Training Program
Interested in a career in Real Estate, but
have no idea how to get started? This is a
State approved Real Estate Pre-Licensing
Course covering the entire process of real
estate transactions; state laws and rules
governing real estate; contract law; deeds
and title information; loan processing proce-
dures; the Law of Agency; the requirements
and duties of a licensed real estate agent;
red-flag situations; communication skills and
valuation techniques. This is an outstanding
opportunity for those interested in pursu-
ing a career in real estate or for inspectors,
lenders, FSBO’s, developers and landlords.
66 hrs
W11-126 Dickinson
Tues & Thurs, Mar 8-May 19 6-9 pm
Sheila Mischke $249+Texts
Starting Your Own Business
More than 90% of Montana’s businesses are
small and owned by individuals. Unfor-
tunately, many businesses fail because of
lack of money, planning, advice, and sales.
This class is designed to help local residents
evaluate whether they want to own and
operate their own business. In this class
you will learn about what it takes to be an
entrepreneur; how to develop a business
plan; securing financing, accounting and
taxes; marketing; and developing a success-
ful strategy. 8 hrs
W11-127 Dickinson
Thursdays, Mar 3-24 6:30-8:30 pm
Anne Iverson $27
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Personal Finance & Drawing Classes
Personal Finance Classes
Basic Wills
In the first session of this class, you will
gain an understanding of the basic probate
process; Montana’s testamentary scheme
and the primary terminology for creating
a personal Will and begin drafting your
Will with an easy-to-use worksheet. In the
second session of the class, you will edit
and assemble your Last Will and Testament
as well as a Living Will and have them
witnessed, executed, and notarized. Also
included in the discussions will be informa-
tion on proper storage and distribution of the
document. 5 hrs
W11-128.1 Hellgate Elementary
Thursdays, Jan 13-20 6-8:30 pm
Mark McLaverty $42
W11-128.2 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Feb 16-23 1-3:30 pm
Mark McLaverty $42
W11-128.3 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Feb 16-23 6-8:30 pm
Mark McLaverty $42
W11-128.4 Dickinson
Thursdays, Mar 17-24 6-8:30 pm
Mark McLaverty $42
Getting Control of
Your Personal Finances
It is said that personal finance is 80% be-
havior and 20% knowledge. Learn how to
make the right decisions with your money
and get empowered with the practical skills
and confidence needed to achieve your fi-
nancial goals. Topics covered include: Sav-
ing, relating to money, cash flow planning,
debt management, credit scores, power over
purchases, insurance, investing, real estate
and giving. 7.5 hrs
W11-129 Dickinson
Thursdays, Jan 13-27 6:30-9 pm
Eric Parmelee $37
Employment Essentials
This sixteen hour class is designed to pre-
pare you for employment. You will develop
a professional resume, prepare related-
employment documentation, gain job search
strategies and improve your interview skills.
16 hrs
W11-130 Dickinson
Tues & Thurs, Jan 18-27 1-5 pm
Lisa Rae Roper $50
28 Early Bird Savings-Register 7 days before class & save $5!
Drawing Classes
Introduction to Drawing
Improve your drawing skills and invigorate
your expression in this drawing class for
beginning and intermediate levels. The class
focuses on the use of value, regular grids,
compositional elements and design. The ma-
jority of work will be concentrated around
the use of pencil techniques although pen
and ink will be an option. Learn to measure
and draw accurately and develop the expres-
sive skills that are so important in painting
and all the other visual arts. 12 hrs
W11-131 Dickinson
Mondays, Jan 10-Feb 14 6:30-8:30 pm
Brian Schmid $43+Supplies
Drawing for Painters (The
Sketchbook Habit)
This sketchbook class will explore and
develop each person’s unique creativity
through many experimental drawing tech-
niques. Whatever your level of proficiency,
the personal sketchbook can become your
most powerful ally in creative, artistic
growth! Organize ideas, sharpen observa-
tion, improve drawing and painting skills,
and produce a continuous record of your cre-
ative ideas and experiences. Large format
work will be the focus, as well as color and
composition. Bring a spiral sketchbook, soft
graphite pencil and colored pencils. 20 hrs
W11-132 Big Sky
Wednesdays, Feb 9-Mar 30 6-8:30 pm
Bob Phinney $58+Supplies
Beginning and
Continuing Drawing
Start from the beginning or practice
skills you already have! You will learn,
how to create shapes and volume, negative
spaces, perspective how relate objects to
backgrounds and line quality. Attendance is
required at first class, bring supplies. 15 hrs
W11-133 Dickinson
Friday, Jan 14-Feb 11 9 am-noon
Marilyn Bruya $45

Beginning Watercolor
This class is for the beginning watercolorist
to explore, practice, and implement a wide
array of techniques, topics, and subject mat-
ter. The color wheel, color theory, mixing,
values, and a number of basic fundamentals
will be covered. In-class demonstrations will
help you begin painting from the first class
and complete several finished paintings dur-
ing this class. 27 hrs
W11-134 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Jan 11-Mar 8 6-9 pm
Karen McCloney $83+Supplies
Continuing in Watercolor
This continuing class is for the serious
watercolorist to advance your skills and
deepen your knowledge of watercolor’s
limitless possibilities. Innovative techniques
are explored in a variety of subject matter
and topics. This is a fun class with loads of
creative ideas. Bring your supplies to the
first class. 27 hrs
W11-135 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Jan 12-Mar 9 1-4 pm
Karen McCloney $83+Supplies
Watercolor Greeting Cards
Make your own greeting cards while you
learn to paint in watercolor. Make custom-
ized cards for every occasion as you learn
how to mix colors and paint washes. Embel-
lish your artwork with glitter and crystals
to make each card as unique as its intended
recipient. The class fee includes all materi-
als and tools. 6 hrs
W11-136 Dickinson
Mondays, Jan 10-17 6-9 pm
Roberta King $32
Italic Hand Lettering
Join us for an in-depth study of the letter
structure of the formal or classic Italic al-
phabet. You will cover lowercase, capitals,
layout and design and will complete a final
project of a triptych book. 17.5 hrs
W11-137.1 Dickinson
Thursdays, Jan 13-Feb 24 9-11:30 am
Ann Franke $54+Supplies
W11-137.2 Dickinson
Thursdays, Jan 13-Feb 24 6:30-9 pm
Ann Franke $54+Supplies
Register with Visa or MC-Call 549-8765
Art Classes
Fine Art Mosaics
The art of mosaic dates back
to ancient times and is currently
experiencing a resurgence in popularity.
Through this class students will learn some
of the modern techniques being used to cre-
ate beautiful works of art from glass tile and
other materials. Ample class time will allow
for experimentation with a variety of materi-
als and tools in a fun and relaxing environ-
ment. All supplies and tools are included
and students will be able to take home a
finished mosaic art wall hanging that they
can enjoy for years to come. 13.5 hrs
W11-138 Dickinson
Thursdays, Mar 3-31 6-9 pm
Josh Hilzendeger $64
Beginning Wood Carving
Have you ever marveled at the beauty of
hand carved art? Learn basic design and
wood carving techniques from the men and
women who created A Carousel for Mis-
soula. Whether you have whittled a little
before or not, you will learn how to design
and carve a relief piece and may have the
opportunity to work on projects being made
in the Carousel workshop by volunteers. All
tools for this class will be provided. 12 hrs
W11-139 Carousel for Missoula
Tuesdays, Jan 11-Feb 15 7-9 pm
Dick Withycombe $67
Painting The
Impressionistic Scene
Imagine painting your own beautiful oil
paintings! Get Introduced to the alla prima
method, or all at one sitting, method of
painting. Focus will be on painting the im-
pressionist style. Prerequisites: Beginning
Oil Painting or equivalent experience. Bring
paints and materials to the first class. 27 hrs
W11-140 Dickinson
Mondays, Jan 17-Mar 14 2-5 pm
Karen McCloney $83+Supplies
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Art & Craft Classes
Beginning Stained Glass
Learn the fundamentals of creating stained
glass works using the lead method in this
class. You will construct a stained glass
panel while learning about basic design
considerations, pattern preparation, glass
selection, lead caming, grinding, solder-
ing, glazing and finishing. Students will be
responsible for a glass cutter, stained glass,
lead came and solder. Other tools and mate-
rials will be available in class. 24 hrs
W11-141 Dickinson
Saturdays, Mar 5-26 10 am-5 pm
Catherine Patten $79+Supplies
Art Appreciation
Have you ever wondered why some paint-
ings are famous and some aren’t? Learn
how art has changed its purpose and direc-
tion throughout the centuries. This class
will compare present day art and reflect back
to the art of the twentieth century and other
earlier significant periods. Learn about
the various art movements, the art, and the
artists who produced it. The class will be
taught through the use of video documenta-
tion with classroom discussions following
each video presentation. 10 hrs
W11-142 Dickinson
Mondays, Feb 28-Mar 28 6:30-8:30 pm
Brian Schmid $31
Beginning Printmaking
Learn relief printing techniques so
you can make original artworks, greet-
ing cards and your own stamps! You will
start with basic compositional ideas and then
learn how to transform your ideas into the
relief printing process so you can multiply
the images. Bring photos and your sketch-
book to the first class. 10 hrs
W11-143 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Feb 9-Mar 9 7-9 pm
Marvin Pauls $59+Suppliles
Beginning Ceramics
This class is designed for those who have
had limited experience working with clay
and would like to learn the basics. You
will make a tile, bowl, cup and more using
hand building methods, the wheel and a
variety of glazing techniques. Come to the
first class with ideas for a tile. All supplies
included. 17 hrs
W11-144 Sentinel
Mondays, Jan 24-Mar 21 6:30-8:30 pm
Sally Friou $65
30 Early Bird Savings-Register 7 days before class & save $5!
Jewelry Classes
Introduction to
Precious Metal Clay II
Gain further experience working with silver
metal clay by learning additional simple
techniques while creating fabulous fine
silver jewelry. You will create one piece
using a prefabricated setting and one that
joins pieces together. Prerequisite: Intro to
Precious Metal Clay or Consent of Instruc-
tor. 6 hrs
W11-145 Dickinson
Saturday, Jan 15 9 am-4 pm
Dona Miller $99
Introduction
to Fusing Silver
Have you ever wanted to make silver chains
and earrings but didn’t want to deal with
soldering and chemicals? Now you can do
it by using fine silver wire and a small micro
torch. This class introduces you to fusing
fine silver and exposes you to several simple
techniques while creating at least two pieces
of fabulous fine silver jewelry (chain brace-
let and earrings). 6 hrs
W11-146 Dickinson
Saturday, Jan 29 9 am-4 pm
Dona Miller $75
Basic Silver Smithing
In this one day class you will
learn how to: cut and pierce with
a jewelers saw; use hammers to texture
metal with stamps, wire, and even lace; and
create cold connections using rivets and eye-
lets. You will use these skills to cut designs
in sheet metal, texture the metal and make
connections to create at least one pendent.
You will be working with copper, brass and
silver. 6 hrs
W11-147 Dickinson
Saturday, Feb 12 9 am-4 pm
Dona Miller $75

Ring in a Day
Learn the basics of sawing,
soldering, texturing, and form-
ing. No previous jewelry making
skills are required and all materials will be
provided. You will make a sterling silver
ring in class and have the option of adding
different metal embellishments and textur-
ing. Leave with your new creation on your
finger or make one for a friend. 6 hrs
W11-148 Dickinson
Saturday, Feb 26 9 am-4 pm
Dona Miller $70
Bracelet Cuff In A Day
Learn the basics of sawing,
texturing, stamping, riveting,
folding and forming. No previous
jewelry making skills are required and all
materials will be provided. You will make
a brass and copper bracelet cuff in class.
Leave with your new creation on your wrist
or make one for a friend. 6 hrs
W11-149 Dickinson
Saturday, Mar 12 9 am-4 pm
Dona Miller $59
Gemstone and Crystal
Earrings
Whether you like earthy style or
a little bling, there is something for every
taste in this skill building class All supplies
included for 6 pair of earrings. 6 hrs
W11-150 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Jan 11-25 7-9 pm
Elizabeth McCubbin $33
Steampunk & Vintage
Style Earrings
Straight from the pages of Jules
Verne or HG Wells, these Victorian style
earrings will knock your stockings off! All
supplies included for 6 pair of earrings. 6 hrs
W11-151 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Feb 1-15 7-9 pm
Elizabeth McCubbin $33
Wire Worked Earrings
Hammer till your heart’s content in this
mind over metal class! Create six pair of
earrings and discuss the possibilities for
dozens more. Supplies including. 6 hrs
W11-152 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Feb 22-Mar 8 7-9 pm
Elizabeth McCubbin $33
Register with Visa or MC-Call 549-8765
Jewelry Classes
Embellished Key and
Chain Necklace Set
Skeleton keys have an aura of history
about them. In this class we will design a
necklace and earring set and embellish a
key centerpiece with a plethora of interest-
ing beads. Variations will be discussed so
each project is unique. Unlock your inner
creativity in this totally chic class. Supplies
included. 5 hrs
W11-153 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Mar 15-22 6:30-9 pm
Elizabeth McCubbin $32
Vintage Style Jewelry
Learn some new twists on old
styles in this beginning level class.
Basic jewelry construction, vintage
beads and styles will be discussed. We will
complete a necklace and earring set. Each
project will be unique and supplies are
included. 5 hrs
W11-154 Dickinson
Thursdays, Jan 6-13 6:30-9 pm
Elizabeth McCubbin $33
Found & Recycled
Object Jewelry
Any object can be used for per-
sonal artistic expression. Bring items to
recycle or items that hold meaning to you to
this class. Together we will turn them into
your own personal adornments. Advanced
techniques for jewelry making will be
discussed as we journey on an adventure
in jewelry construction. Some supplies
included. 7.5 hrs
W11-155 Dickinson
Thursdays, Jan 20-Feb 3 6:30-9 pm
Elizabeth McCubbin $33
Fantastic Picture Mats
Hey visual artists, want to learn to do your
own framing and matting? Never pay $250
for a print to be framed professionally again!
In this class you will get an overview of the
basic concepts of framing. You will learn
how to choose the right materials, and how
to measure, cut, and frame your own prints.
Bring your own print or piece of art that is
a maximum dimension of 8’’ x 10’’ and we
will provide the frame, mat, and other mate-
rials. You will put it together the right way
using affordable equipment. This is the
perfect way to decorate your home or office
with your own artwork or to frame prints
from your favorite local artists. 5 hrs
W11-156 Hellgate Elementary
Mon & Wed, Jan 10-12 6-9 pm
Rita Quigley $49
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 Parenting Classes
January Classes
Love and Logic Magic for the
Early Years
Love and Logic Magic for the Early Years
helps parents guide and communicate with
infants, toddlers and preschoolers in a posi-
tive and respectful manner. The techniques
are simple, practical and easy to learn and
produce immediate results. Children can de-
velop self control, confidence, and grow in
heallthy ways through this approach. (Focus
on children birth through age 6.) Approved
for childcare providers. 10 hrs
W11-P01 Dickinson
Thursdays, Jan 13-Feb 10 6-8 pm
Kittrell Mickelson $15
Coupon Basics 101
Interested in saving money?
Coupons work with any budget
and can stretch the grocery dollar for col-
lege students, families, and folks living on
a fixed income. It’s easy to get started once
you know where to find coupons, how to
use them and how to organize them. There
are also online resources that make saving
money even easier. Bring a small notebook
and calculator to class. No childcare pro-
vided. 4.5 hrs
W11-P02 Dickinson
Mondays, Jan 24-Feb 7 6-7:30 pm
Tina Erickson $10
February Classes
Healthy Eating Habits for
Healthy Kids
Do you have a picky eater at home?
If yes, please join us as we discuss ways
to help your child enjoy new and different
foods. No childcare provided. 2 hrs
W11-P03 Dickinson
Monday, Feb 14 6-8 pm
Danielle Bailey $15
32 Fee Waivers Available For Parenting Classes
Be an Early Bird
and Save $5
Per Class!
Parenting Plans
This class will introduce you to the world
of family law and provide the opportunity
to prepare your own parenting plan. You
will learn how to perform child support
calculations as part of a parenting plan, legal
terminology associated with family law as
well as procedural requirements required
by our local judges and clerks of court in
order to make your parenting plan legally
compliant with Montana Law. No childcare
available. 6 hrs
W11-P04 Dickinson
Thursdays, Feb 17-Mar 3 6-8 pm
Mark McLaverty $15
Circle of Security
The Circle of Security gives adults
a powerful way to create strong,
nurturing relationships with children.
Parents and caregivers learn how to observe
and interpret where the child is in the ‘circle’
and determine what the child needs: com-
fort, encouragement, freedom to explore,
appreciation or support. Adults identify
places in the circle that are challenging or
easily disrupted, and try new strategies to
reconnect with the child. Vivid and heart
touching video clips show the power and
effectiveness of this approach for children of
all ages. No childcare provided. Approved
for Childcare Providers. 12 hrs
W11-P05 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Feb 23-Mar 30 6-8 pm
Glenyss Carney $15
Drugstore Coupons
Learn simple techniques to
minimize the cost of items you
buy at drugstores. This class will help
you understand the coupon policies, as well
as the system of rewards, of stores such
as Walgreens and CVS. Course is open to
anyone who wants to learn how shopping at
drugstores and playing the “drugstore game”
can save money. Bring a small notebook and
calculator to class. No childcare provided.
1.5 hrs
W11-P06 Dickinson
Monday, Feb 28 6-7:30 pm
Tina Erickson $10

March Classes
Anger Management for Parents
Parenting is a rich emotional experience:
joy, pride, frustration and sometimes anger.
Understanding anger, especially our own, is
the first step to managing aggression. Learn
why we get angry, why we stay angry and
what we can do about it. Feel free to bring
your anger with you! No childcare provided.
2 hrs
W11-P07 Dickinson
Monday, Mar 7 6-8 pm
Brad Boylan $10
Sweet Dreams
Is bedtime a struggle at your house? Does
your child use every avoidance tactic
possible? Does your child wake up in the
night? Find out how much sleep your child
needs and discover ways to provide quality
sleep. Establish a bedtime routine that is
appropriate for your child’s age and arrange
the sleeping environment for the best sleep
ever. Children need a lot of sleep - and most
don’t get nearly as much as they need. A
good night’s sleep can help your child feel
energetic and happy the next day, just like a
bad night’s sleep can lead to crankiness and
melt-downs. No childcare provided. 2 hrs
W11-P08 Dickinson
Monday, Mar 14 6-8 pm
Danielle Bailey $10
Advanced Coupon
Strategies
Continue your exploration of coupons!
Explore ways to organize your coupons so
you actually use them. Develop your shop-
ping savvy by creating menus from coupons
you have stockpiled, and collecting specific
coupons for pre-planned meals. Use the
Sale Cycle to your advantage and reduce
out of pocket expenses. Set up a system to
track expenses and discover just how much
you are saving! Bring a small notebook and
calculator to class. No childcare provided.
4.5 hrs
W11-P09 Dickinson
Mondays, Mar 14-28 6-7:30 pm
Tina Erickson $10
Ask About Fee Waivers for Parenting Classes!
Parenting Classes
Parent & Child Classes
Cooking Around the World:
Explore the world through food ! We will
visit the food, culture, and people of these
wonderful places around the world : France,
Japan, Mexico and Italy. We will learn a
little of the language, a little of the culture
and a lot about the food of these special and
unique places. In France, we will make
the famous crème bruléé, in Mexico, their
wonderful buñuelos. In Italy, we will make
pasta carbanera - yum !- and in Japan, we
will make delicious egg rolls and miso soup.
Voulez-vous faire la cuisine ? Au revoir !
One child (age 8 or older) per adult. 2.5 hrs
France
W11-P10.1 Sentinel
Wednesday, Jan 12 5:30-8 pm
Suzette Dussault $10
Mexico
W11-P10.2 Sentinel
Wednesday, Jan 26 5:30-8 pm
Suzette Dussault $10
Italy
W11-P10.3 Sentinel
Wednesday, Feb 9 5:30-8 pm
Suzette Dussault $10
Japan
W11-P10.4 Sentinel
Wednesday, Feb 23 5:30-8 pm
Suzette Dussault $10
Beads and Bangles
Spend some creative time with
a child. Learn basic jewelry techniques and
start your own fashion trend. This is a great
class for a new shared hobby or the perfect
way to make handmade gifts together for
family and friends. Each participant will fin-
ish one necklace, bracelet and earrings set. 
One child (age 10 and older) per adult. Sup-
plies included. No childcare provided. 6 hrs
W11-P11 Dickinson
Thursdays, Mar 10-24 6-8 pm
Elizabeth McCubbin $15
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 Adult Basic & Literacy Education

Isn’t it Time
to get a better job......
to go to college....
to get your GED....
to follow your dreams!
To find out more about these free classes, attend an orientation session. Please
arrive on time. Orientation will last approximately 2 hours!

Mondays, at 5:30 pm, in room 120

Tuesdays, at 9 am, in room 123
Essentials of Mathematics
Math instruction tailored to your individual
needs. Whether you are returning to college,
preparing to take the GED test or simply
want to help your children with their math
homework, we can help. Learn math at your
own pace and in your own style. You can
begin anytime.
Mon-Thur Mornings
Mike McCarthy Free!
Mon-Wed Afternoons
Mike McCarthy Free!
Tue-Thur Evenings
Mike McCarthy Free!
College Prep Algebra
This class begins with a review of important
ideas from arithmetic and pre-algebra and
then develops the essential ideas of algebra.
Topics include rational numbers, integers,
linear equations, polynomials, and rational
expressions.
Mon-Thur Varied Times
Mike McCarthy Free!
Transition to College
Have you ever thought about going to col-
lege but weren’t sure if you were college
material? Are you considering a mid-life
career change or would you like to earn
$4,000-$15,000 more per year? This
intensive class will prepare you for college
classes and move you closer to your educa-
tional goals. Let us help you improve your
math and writing skills, learn time-saving
study techniques, and the ins and outs of
college requirements. 94 hrs
W11-157 Dickinson
Mon-Thur, Feb 14-Mar 31 8-11:30 am
Staff $295+Text
Reading & Writing Essentials
Improve your reading and writing skills for
GED preparation, college, or workforce
re-entry. Instruction may be individualized,
small group, and/or computer-assisted.
Reading instruction will include work in
comprehension and vocabulary. Writing
instruction will cover sentence structure,
grammar, punctuation, spelling, practical
writing, paragraph, and essay writing. Set a
schedule that works for you! You can begin
anytime.
Mon-Thur Mornings
Shelley Barrett-Catton Free!
Mon-Wed Afternoons
Shelley Barrett-Catton Free!
Tue-Thur Evenings
Bonnie Doherty Free!
Writing for Business
or College
Refresh your writing skills in this class
which will cover sentence structure,
punctuation, grammar, and
style. Students will receive
instruction in writing and
organizing everything from
a paragraph to an essay.
Prewriting, editing
and rewriting
will be
emphasized.
Mon-Thur
Varied Times
Shelley Barrett-Catton
Free!

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 Adult Basic & Literacy Education
Testing
TABE Testing
Think you are ready for the GED but want
to make sure? Missoula ABLE offers the
Test of Adult Basic Education to assess
your basic skills in reading, writing, and
mathematics. You may take the TABE test
to assess your educational needs and to
determine if you are ready to take the GED.
Aleks Testing
In collaboration with the University of
Montana-Missoula College of Technology,
the ABLE program offers the Aleks math
college placement exam.
Please call 542-4015 for information on
testing and to make an appointment.
English as a Second Language
ESL
English as a Second Language (ESL) classes
are classes offered to help adult, non-native
speakers of English to communicate and
increase their understanding of American
culture. Communication skills such as
speaking, listening, reading, writing and
grammar are taught using real life situations.
EL Civics Classes
EL Civics classes provide an opportunity
to increase your English skills in reading,
writing, speaking, and listening in order
to understand and effectively participate
in government, education, and workplace
systems and key American institutions
such as banking and health care. EL Civics
also provides classes in US citizenship
preparation.
Getting Started
ESL and EL Civics classes are free of
charge. You can start at any time. Visit
Mondays or Wednesdays from 8:30-9 am at
Dickinson in room 118 to begin.
Even Start
The Even Start Family Literacy Program is
a free program that serves the whole family.
Gain valuable adult education and parenting
skills while your children participate with
you in Parent and Child time and the Early
Childhood Education Center. Call 523-4033
for more information.
www.TheLifeLongLearningCenter.com
Is College Right For Me?
Have you ever wondered about going
to college or if there was a way to get
training or education? If you have
considered college, have you ever
wondered how you could pay for it and
how you go about registering? If so the
Education Opportunity Center (EOC)
can help you answer these questions
and provide career, financial aid, and
admissions counseling for FREE. Call
243-7917 to schedule an appointment
with Jamie McGarvey, EOC Coordinator
or visit her at The Lifelong Learning
Center on Tuesdays.
Is College Right for Me?
Have you ever wondered if college is a good
path for you to follow? This interactive
class gives you the opportunity to under-
stand what college is like, what it takes to
get into school and how you can pay for it.
2 hrs
W11-158 Dickinson
Wednesday, Jan 12 6-8 pm
Jamie McGarvey $0
Show Me the Money!
Do you want to go to college, but you have
no idea how you will pay for it? Learn
about free money, scholarships, loans, work
study and how you CAN afford to go to
school. Learn about some common pit falls
in getting money and what it takes to get and
keep your financial aid. Bring your W-2’s or
2010 taxes and your Social Security number
if you want to complete your FASFA! 3 hrs
W11-159.1 Dickinson
Wednesday, Feb 2 5:30-8:30 pm
Jamie McGarvey $0
W11-159.2 Dickinson
Wednesday, Feb 9 5:30-8:30 pm
Jamie McGarvey $0
Educational Prep
This class is designed to help adults identify
their academic readiness, unique learning
style, improve study and note-taking skills,
learn techniques for better memory and
retention of information, as well as develop
test-taking strategies. Adults will also
explore their interests, aptitude and career
options. 7.5 hrs
W11-160 Dickinson
Mon, Wed, Fri, Feb 7-11 9:30 am-noon
Natalie Peeterse $36
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Night High School & GED
Night High School
It’s not too late! You may still be able to
earn your High School Diploma. Each class
is .25 credit. You must attend a registration
session. Call the Adult Education Office
at 549-8765 for program and registration
information.
Night High School English
By taking this course, you may earn makeup
English credit. Writing assignments will be
evaluated for content, organization, style,
and grammar. Reading assignments will
include short stories, non-fiction articles and
a novel. 15 hrs
W11-161.1 Dickinson
Mondays, Feb 14-Mar 21 6-9 pm
Shaun Gant $44
W11-161.2 Dickinson
Mondays, Mar 28-Apr 25 6-9 pm
Shaun Gant $44
S11-NHS01 Dickinson
Mondays, May 2-June 6 6-9 pm
Shaun Gant $44
Night High School
Social Studies
Participants will be enrolled in either
American History or American Government.
Through a planned, individualized approach,
students will be able to work toward fulfill-
ing credit requirements in either of these
subject areas. 15 hrs
W11-162.1 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Feb 16-Mar 16 6:30-9:30 pm
Rachel Lucas $49
W11-162.2 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Mar 23-Apr 20 6:30-9:30 pm
Rachel Lucas $49
S11-NHS02 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Apr 27-May 25 6:30-9:30 pm
Rachel Lucas $49
36 Early Bird Savings-Register 7 days before class & save $5!
GED Testing
Completing the General Educational Devel-
opment test demonstrates the attainment of
skills normally acquired through completion
of a high school program. The GED test is
available to adults who have not received a
high school diploma, are not attending high
school, are at least 16 years of age, and are
Montana residents. Call the GED Hotline at
523-4025 for more information. If you need
assistance getting ready to take the GED call
542-4015 for information on free instruction.
GED Registration
All persons wanting to take the GED are
required to preregister a minimum of 3 days
prior to the testing date. Testing sessions
often fill quickly and are filled on a first come
first serve basis.
You must register in person at The Lifelong
Learning Center. Bring the following to
Register:
• State or Government issued picture ID
• Social Security Number
• Additional required documentation if
you are under the age of 19
• Testing fee of $61
• Official transcript if you have taken
part of the GED elsewhere.
GED Testing Dates:
Saturday-Mar 12, Fridays-Dec 3, Dec 17,
Jan 7, Jan 28, Feb 18, Mar 25
Customized and
Contract Training
All of our
training
programs can
be custom
designed to
meet your
specific
training needs
and will
allow you
maximum input on content and
flexibility of scheduling. You can help
determine the program content and
select the location convenient to your
organization.
For additional information, contact
Jodie Rasmussen
at 549-8765

Private Pilot
Ground Training
Have you ever dreamed of becoming a
pilot? This class is for you!! Our Certified
Flight Instructors will provide you with all
the knowledge you need to pass the FAA
Private Pilot written exam. Subject areas in-
clude: Aerodynamics, flight controls, flight
instructions, weight and balance, aircraft
performance, weather, airspace and naviga-
tion. 40 hrs
W11-090 Dickinson
Mon & Wed, Jan 24-Mar 21 6-8:30 pm
Trever Throop $399
Workplace
Computing Essentials
Computer skills are essential in today’s
workplace and for higher education. This
program is designed to prepare students for
the technology required to be successful in
the modern workplace world. Beginning
mentals or equivalent skills and Keyboard-
ing skills of 35 WPM or coenrollment in
Touch Typing on a PC. 80 hrs
W11-024 Dickinson
Tues & Thurs, Jan 25-Mar 31 1-5 pm
Kay Nelson $359+Text
Supervision and Management
The good news is: You’ve progressed to
a job where you manage others. The bad
news is: No one helped you prepare for
how to be a good manager. Topics covered
include: interviewing and hiring the right
people, why people don’t do what they
are asked and what to do about it, how to
resolve conflicts, creative problem solving
skills, how to run a meeting people don’t
mind attending and other hot button issues.
24 hrs
W11-117 Dickinson
Friday, Jan 28-Mar 4 8 am-noon
O’Connell, Blanchard, McArthur $149
Real Estate Prelicensure
Training Program
Interested in a career in Real Estate, but
have no idea how to get started? This is a
State approved Real Estate Pre-Licensing
Course covering the entire process of real
estate transactions; state laws and rules
governing real estate; contract law; deeds
and title information; loan processing proce-
dures; the Law of Agency; the requirements
and duties of a licensed real estate agent;
red-flag situations; communication skills and
valuation techniques. 66 hrs
W11-126 Dickinson
Tues & Thurs, Mar 8-May 19 6-9 pm
Sheila Mischke $182+Text
Register with Visa or MC-Call 549-8765
Certificate Programs
Green Buildings & Preparing for
LEED Green Associate Exam
Get the knowledge to excel as a green pro-
fessional in the new economy. Acquire an
introduction to sustainability and how it lays
the foundation for a deeper understanding
of the green building process. Participants
who successfully complete this course are
eligible and prepared to sit for the US Green
Building Council’s Leadership in Energy
and Environmental Design (LEED) Green
Associate exam.
W11-OL02 Online Jan 31-Mar 27 $699
Virtual Meeting
Planner Certificate
Finally, you can acquire the best profession-
al development in virtual meeting planning.
Plus get the option of being recognized for
your knowledge by becoming a Certified
Virtual Meeting Planner (CVP). Discover
the various synchronous distance meet-
ing formats available and learn about the
technology of producing distance meetings.
Learn the best instructional techniques on
the design and teaching of virtual meetings.
Classes include: Virtual Meeting Technol-
ogy, Effective Design of Virtual Meetings,
Managing Virtual Meetings
W11-OL03 Online Feb 7-Apr 29 $799
Phlebotomy
Phlebotomists are employed in a variety
of healthcare settings including hospitals,
physician offices, blood donation sites, and
home healthcare agencies. Application
requirements include a copy of a current
TABE test ($10) taken within the past year,
current immunization records, and a com-
pleted on-line background check. Applica-
tion deadline Jan 5, 2011 or until filled, call
542-4015 to schedule the TABE test. 60 hrs
W11-056 Dickinson
Mon & Wed, Jan 17-Mar 7 5:30-8 pm
Kayti Pfennig $429+Text
Certified Nursing
Assistant Program
Instruction will be held in the classroom
and off-site in a clinical setting in medical
facilities in Missoula. Application require-
ments include a copy of a current TABE test
($10 fee) taken within the past year, current
immunization records, and an on-line com-
pleted background check. Applications and
a detailed brochure are available. Applica-
tion deadline Jan 5, 2011 or until filled, call
542-4015 to schedule the TABE test. 80 hrs
W11-057 Dickinson
Tues & Thurs, Jan 18-Mar 19 9 am-1 pm
Staff $399+Texts & Exam
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 Fitness At A Glance
Mondays
W11-195 Choose to Lose MWF 5:45 AM
W11-170.1 Yoga 9:00 AM
W11-175.3 Over 50 and FIT 9:45 AM
W11-167 Feldenkrais 10:30 AM
W11-182.2 Butts and Guts 12:15 PM
W11-181.2 Awesome Abs 4:15 PM
W11-192.1 Indoor Cycling 4:15 PM
W11-187.1 Bootcamp 4:15 PM
W11-170.7 Yoga 5:00 PM
W11-196.1 Zumba 5:00 PM
W11-180.1 Tummies, Tushes 5:30 PM
W11-199 Salsa 6:15 PM
W11-168 Kripalu Yoga 6:15 PM
W11-196.4 Zumba 6:30 PM
W11-187.3 Bootcamp 6:45 PM
Tuesdays
W11-189 Fatburning BootcmpTR6:00 AM
W11-170.3 Yoga 8:30 AM
W11-191.1 Cycle & Core Fusion 9:00 AM
W11-169.1 Gentle Yoga 9:35 AM
W11-166 Qigong (Chi-gong) 10:30 AM
W11-180.3 Tummies, Tushes noon
W11-193 Cycle Blast 4:30 PM
W11-178.2 Yoga/Pilates Fusion 4:30 PM
W11-179.1 Burn & Firm Pilates 4:30 PM
W11-170.2 Yoga 4:30 PM
W11-175.1 Over 50 and FIT 5:30 PM
W11-185 Cardio Kickbox 5:45 PM
W11-198 Oula 6:00 PM
W11-187.4 Bootcamp 6:45 PM
W11-173.2 Heated Vinyasa 7:00 PM
W11-164 Tai Chi 7:15 PM
38 www.TheLifeLongLearningCenter.com
Wednesdays
W11-178.1 Yoga/Pilates Fusion 9:00 AM
W11-175.4 Over 50 and FIT 9:45 AM
W11-181.1 Awesome Abs 12:15 PM
W11-190 Easyriders Cycling 4:30 PM
W11-170.4 Yoga 4:30 PM
W11-174 Stretch and Relax 5:00 PM
W11-184 SuperSculpt 5:30 PM
W11-180.2 Tummies, Tushes 5:30 PM
W11-187.2 Bootcamp 5:30 PM
W11-171.1 Continuing Yoga 5:30 PM
W11-177 Pilates 6:00 PM
W11-175.2 Over 50 and FIT 6:45 PM
W11-179.2 Burn & Firm Pilates 6:45 PM
W11-197 Belly Dance 7:15 PM
Thursdays
W11-191.2 Cycle & Core Fusion 9:00 AM
W11-170.5 Yoga 9:15 AM
W11-176 Gentle Pilates 10:30 AM
W11-183 Cardio Sculpt noon
W11-163 Meditation 4:00 PM
W11-194 Cycle Challenge 4:15 PM
W11-171.2 Continuing Yoga 4:30 PM
W11-172 Kundalini Yoga 4:30 PM
W11-196.2 Zumba 5:30 PM
W11-169.2 Gentle Yoga 6:00 PM
W11-182.1 Butts and Guts 6:00 PM
W11-187.5 Bootcamp 6:45 PM
W11-173.1 Heated Vinyasa 7:15 PM
W11-165 Continuing Tai Chi 7:15 PM
Fridays
W11-170.6 Yoga 9:00 AM
W11-171.3 Continuing Yoga 10:15 AM
W11-181.3 Awesome Abs 5:00 PM
W11-186 Kickbox Bootcamp 5:35 PM
W11-200 Salsa Groove 6:00 PM
Saturdays
W11-192.2 Indoor Cycling 8:00 AM
W11-196.3 Zumba 9:00 AM
W11-170.8 Yoga 10:30 AM
W11-188 New Year Bootcamp 9:15AM
See pages 39-45
for complete
Fitness & Dance
descriptions, locations
and other details!

Meditation
Meditation is an aspect of all established
spiritual traditions and has a strong presence
in some modern therapies. Meditation can
help one to relax and de-stress, to look more
objectively on life situations, and to settle
more comfortably into the intuitive mind.
Whatever your reason for wishing to learn
meditation, the basic learning is the same.
The class is crafted for beginners; however,
those with some experience will also benefit.
A variety of cushions, benches, and chairs
will be available. 8 hrs
W11-163 Open Way
Thursdays, Jan 20-Mar 10 4-5 pm
Nicole Dunn $26
Tai Chi
The Chinese Treasure for Longevity is an
ancient Chinese exercise that increases
strength, improves both balance & coordina-
tion at every fitness level. It can be done
by anyone from 16 to 99. Tai Chi is easy
to learn yet a challenge to perform. Dress
comfortably. 15 hrs
W11-164 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Jan 4-Mar 22 7:15-8:30 pm
Carol Ammons $44
Continuing Tai Chi
If you have taken a beginning level Tai Chi
class or have practiced Tai Chi in the past
and are ready to do it again, this continuing
level class is for you. You will continue to
improve your strength, balance and coor-
dination while challenging yourself with a
more intensive practice in this class. Learn-
ing Tai Chi is a life-long process in which
students discover many layers of develop-
ment. 15 hrs
W11-165 Dickinson
Thursdays, Jan 6-Mar 24 7:15-8:30 pm
Carol Ammons $44
Mind & Body Fitness
Awareness Through Movement:
The Feldenkrais Method
Stiff neck? Aching joints? Losing Inches?
The cornerstone of any exercise program
should provide you with a greater range of
motion and noticeable physical relaxation.
You will be guided through a series of
movements designed to help with chronic
pain and stress-related conditions. The
Feldenkrais Method can help you reach a
deeper level of relaxation while creating
extra energy in your body. This class is for
adults who are able to get up and down from
the floor with no assistance. 6 hrs
W11-167 Dickinson
Mondays, Jan 31-Mar 14 10:30-11:30 am
Kimberlee Carlson $36
Kripalu Yoga
Called ‘meditation in motion,’ Kripalu Yoga
helps you find your own yoga. You are
always encouraged to practice at your own
pace, respecting your strengths and limita-
tions, making this a very easy way to take
yoga into your life. Students are encouraged
to learn the basics of physical alignment in
asanas, then to move past the “stage one”
experience of yoga to a deeper experiential
understanding of mindfulness, energy, and
tension release. Practiced regularly, it is
nothing less than a revolutionary tool for
more conscious, healthy living. 9 hrs
W11-168 Dickinson
Mondays, Jan 17-Mar 21 6:15-7:15 pm
Jess Matthiae $28

Qigong (Chi-gong)
Qigong is the 5,000 year-old Chinese exer-
cise program that improves health and bal-
ance. It increases longevity while giving one
a strong sense of well-being and relaxation.
The martial arts are based on the controlled
movements and breathing that are funda-
mental to Qigong. Suitable for people of all
fitness levels. Our practice will be based on
the Kunlun School’s Wild Goose Qigong.
12 hrs
W11-166 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Jan 4-Mar 22 10:30-11:30 am
Don Jenni $36

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Mind & Body Fitness
Gentle Yoga
If you are looking for a relaxing yoga class
incorporating gentle poses and stretches to
relieve stress and anxiety, this class is for
you. It will include detailed instructions
which will deepen your awareness of proper
alignment in each pose. This is an excellent
class for beginners or those who prefer a
slower and easier pace. Yoga mat required.
W11-169.1 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Jan 4-Mar 22 9:35-10:35 am
Missy Adams $36
W11-169.2 Dickinson
Thursdays, Jan 13-Mar 24 6-7 pm
Mudita Hinton $31
Yoga
Discover Yoga! The ancient practice of
Yoga is an experiential path of self-discov-
ery and holistic health. Our Yoga classes are
based on traditional Hatha Yoga techniques
and principles of alignment--integrating
postures, breathing exercises & relaxation
to help people of all ages improve physical
fitness, flexibility, and balance; as well as
mental clarity, stress management, and over-
all well being. All levels welcome. Yoga
mat required.
W11-170.1 Dickinson
Mondays, Jan 3-Mar 21 9-10 am
Sherie Caldwell $34
W11-170.2 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Jan 4-Mar 22 4:30-5:30 pm
Heidi Junkersfeld $36
W11-170.3 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Jan 4-Mar 22 8:30-9:30 am
Missy Adams $36
W11-170.4 Paxson
Wednesdays, Jan 5-Mar 23 4:30-5:30 pm
Missy Adams $36
W11-170.5 Dickinson
Thursdays, Jan 6-Mar 24 9:15-10:15 am
Jasmine Goldberg $36
W11-170.6 Dickinson
Fridays, Jan 7-Feb 11 9-10 am
Roxanne Berg-Metivier $21
W11-170.7 Dickinson
Mondays, Jan 10-Mar 21 5-6 pm
Dawn Hansberry $31
W11-170.8 Dickinson
Saturdays, Jan 22-Mar 12 10:30-11:30 am
Jasmine Goldberg $26
W11-170.9 Dickinson
Fridays, Feb 18-Mar 25 9-10 am
Roxanne Berg-Metivier $21
40 Early Bird Savings-Register 7 days before class & save $5!
Continuing Yoga
If you have basic knowledge of yoga move-
ment and alignment, then this fun and ener-
gizing class is for you. You should also be
comfortable with the basic poses and with
sun salutations. We will learn new poses
and experience coming to stillness within.
This class will help you improve strength,
flexibility and inner harmony. Yoga mat
required.
W11-171.1 Paxson
Wednesdays, Jan 5-Mar 23 5:30-6:30 pm
Missy Adams $36
W11-171.2 Dickinson
Thursdays, Jan 6-Mar 24 4:30-5:45 pm
Heidi Junkersfeld $44
W11-171.3 Dickinson
Fridays, Jan 7-Mar 25 10:15-11:30 am
Jasmine Goldberg $44
Kundalini Yoga
Kundalini Yoga aims to unite body, mind
and spirit by combining breath and move-
ment with postures, chanting and meditation.
Benefits may include improvements in con-
centration and energy, experiencing higher
consciousness, and day-to-day stress-relief.
In addition, you may increase both muscle
flexibility and strength while preventing
future injury. Yoga mat required. 10 hrs
W11-172 Dickinson
Thursdays, Jan 20-Mar 10 4:30-5:45 pm
Erin Barnes $31
Heated Vinyasa
This dynamic, flowing yoga class con-
nects movement with breath and leads
you through a series of postures that will
strengthen and build flexibility and endur-
ance, bringing you to a place of deep inner
calm. This class is done in a 90 degree
heated room. The heat encourages greater
flexibility and detoxification. A challenging
yet doable class for all levels! Please bring a
towel, mat and water. 12.5 hrs
W11-173.1 Dickinson
Thursdays, Jan 6-Mar 17 7:15-8:30 pm
Mudita Hinton $38
W11-173.2 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Jan 18-Mar 22 7-8:15 pm
Caryn Schwarze $38

Stretch and Relax
Release tension from the body and the mind.
This 45 minute class will utilize stretching
and meditation exercises borrowed from
Yoga, dance techniques, and traditional
sports medicine. Increase your focus and
flexibility while helping to prevent stress
related illness and injury. Appropriate for all
levels of fitness and ability. 6 hrs
W11-174 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Jan 19-Mar 9 5-5:45 pm
Kimberlee Carlson $21
Over 50 and FIT
This class is for well individuals over 50
who may be overweight or deconditioned as
well as those who are active but would like a
more gentle approach. This class focuses on
movement, toning, balance, and stretching
using hand weights, stability ball and some
mat work. 12 hrs
W11-175.1 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Jan 4-Mar 22 5:30-6:30 pm
Leslie Laird $36
W11-175.2 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Jan 12-Mar 16 6:45-7:45 pm
Jennifer Luebke $31
W11-175.3 Dickinson
Mondays, Jan 17-Mar 21 9:45-11 am
Caryn Schwarze $34
W11-175.4 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Jan 19-Mar 23 9:45-11 am
Caryn Schwarze $38
Gentle Pilates
Enjoy the benefits of the deep muscle
conditioning of Pilates in a more gradual
approach. If you are new to Pilates or enjoy
a more gentle progression, this class is for
you. You will be introduced to the prin-
ciples and techniques of Pilates exercises
while focusing on core strengthening, flex-
ibility, and postural alignment. Yoga mat
required. 12 hrs
W11-176 Dickinson
Thursdays, Jan 6-Mar 24 10:30-11:30 am
Dawn Hansberry $36
Be an Early Bird
and Save $5
Per Class!
Register with Visa or MC-Call 549-8765
Mind & Body Fitness
Pilates
Sculpt long, lean muscles from head to
toe! Pilates is a deep muscle conditioning
method that tones the whole body, with
special emphasis on the powerhouse (the
abdominal, gluteus, inner thigh and back
muscles). It improves flexibility and posture
while strengthening the muscles of the torso
and around the spine to help prevent injuries
and alleviate chronic pain. The exercises can
be modified to range from gentle to chal-
lenging, depending on your fitness level and
goals. Yoga mat required. 10 hrs
W11-177 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Jan 12-Mar 16 6-7 pm
Samantha Glaes $31
Yoga/Pilates Fusion
Experience the energetic flow of yoga
combined with core-strengthening Pilates
exercises. Each class will link yoga postures
with flexibility, balance and breathing of
Hatha Yoga & Pilates. Class will end with a
guided relaxation. Students are encouraged
to move at their own pace. A yoga mat is
required. Dress comfortably. 12 hrs
W11-178.1 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Jan 5-Mar 23 9-10 am
Sherie Caldwell $36
W11-178.2 Hellgate Elementary
Tuesdays, Jan 11-Mar 15 4:30-5:30 pm
Roxanne Berg-Metivier $31
Burn & Firm Pilates
Burn fat, tone and lengthen muscles faster
and more efficiently by combining fluid,
large muscle, low-impact Pilates-inspired
moves with resistance to get your best Pi-
lates body in no time. This class is appropri-
ate for all fitness levels. Yoga mat required.
10 hrs
W11-179.1 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Jan 18-Mar 22 4:30-5:30 pm
Caryn Schwarze $31
W11-179.2 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Jan 19-Mar 23 6:45-7:45 pm
Caryn Schwarze $31
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Aerobic & Strength Classes
Tummies, Tushes and Thighs
Need help with Tummies, Tushes, &
Thighs? Join the group that will concentrate
on these areas by using a variety of equip-
ment and techniques to give you the results
you want. One of our most popular classes--
this class fills up fast!
W11-180.1 Dickinson
Mondays, Jan 3-Mar 21 5:30-6:30 pm
Virginia Sullivan $34
W11-180.2 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Jan 5-Mar 23 5:30-6:30 pm
Courtney Jensen $36
W11-180.3 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Jan 11-Mar 15 noon-1 pm
Joy Kushner $31
Awesome Abs
Everyone wants a firmer, flatter stomach,
don’t they? Your abdominal muscles will be
flexed into shape with our 30 minute abdom-
inal class. Your stomach can be stronger and
more toned as well as your back and tush.
No more flabby guts and less than optimum
posture--in no time you’ll be feeling great
and looking terrific! Wear athletic shoes and
dress comfortably.
W11-181.1 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Jan 5 -Mar 23 12:15-12:45 pm
Monique Fortmann $21
W11-181.2 Dickinson
Mondays, Jan 10-Mar 21 4:15-4:45 pm
Dawn Hansberry $18
W11-181.3 Dickinson
Fridays, Jan 14-Mar 18 5-5:30 pm
Tami Gertler $18
Butts and Guts
This powerful class gets your heart pumping
and works out your whole lower body. Spe-
cial attention is paid to your legs, abdomi-
nals, lower back and glutes. This class will
surely shape you up.
W11-182.1 Dickinson
Thursdays, Jan 20-Mar 24 6-6:30 pm
Caryn Schwarze $18
W11-182.2 Dickinson
Mondays, Jan 24-Mar 21 12:15-12:45 pm
Jackie Kohlbeck $15
42 Early Bird Savings-Register 7 days before class & save $5!
Cardio Sculpt
An invigorating and motivating class that
is for anyone who wants a great cardio
workout while sculpting your muscles using
equipment such as steps, weights, tubes,
bands, gliding discs & stability balls. 12 hrs
W11-183 Dickinson
Thursdays, Jan 6-Mar 24 noon-1 pm
Heidi Meili $36
SuperSculpt
Take advantage of an opportunity to
strengthen and tone your whole body in one
class. Increase your strength and defini-
tion using hand weights, flexibility balls,
calisthenics and bands while working on
your cardio & muscle endurance to keep you
sweating! 10 hrs
W11-184 Hellgate Elementary
Wednesdays, Jan 19-Mar 23 5:30-6:30 pm
Jill Beree $31
Cardio Kickbox
Get ready to burn some serious calories with
this super-charged shadow boxing work-
out! Inspired by the combination of martial
arts and boxing, Cardio Kickbox will boost
your power kicks, improve your speed and
enhance your agility. 10 hrs
W11-185 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Jan 18-Mar 22 5:45-6:45 pm
Caryn Schwarze $31
Kickbox Bootcamp
Whip your body into shape
while having fun! This class
incorporates bootcamp drills
and body weight resistance
along with non-contact
kickboxing intervals.
You’ll be
sweating and
using a variety
of techniques
and equipment to get
the strong & fit body
you deserve! 10 hrs
W11-186
Dickinson
Fridays
Jan14-Mar 18
5:35-6:35 pm
Tami Gertler $31
 Aerobic & Strength Classes
New Year Bootcamp
The class you’ve been looking for! Jump
start your exercise program for the New
Year with the Ultimate Total Body Work-
out. This motivating class will give you
a great cardiovascular and strengthening
workout by using a variety of activities and
equipment, incorporated to target all muscle
groups. Want even more of a challenge?
Take the 8:00 cycling or the 10:30 yoga in
addition to Bootcamp for an extreme 2 hour
body transformation! 8 hrs
W11-188 Dickinson
Saturdays, Jan 22-Mar 12 9:15-10:15 am
Leslie Laird $26

Fatburning Boot Camp

You know the drill... anything
goes in boot camp. Reap the benefits of
this ultimate fat burning workout through a
variety of formats and combinations includ-
ing cardiovascular drills & resistance train-
ing using steps, weights, calisthenics and
more! With Core conditioning and stretch-
ing included, this class has it all! 16 hrs
W11-189 Dickinson
Tues & Thurs, Jan 11-Mar 3 6-7 am
Bootcamp Kelly Sedgwick-Read $47
Come to this class ready to sweat! A fun and
challenging workout incorporating cardio
interval exercises along with sculpting
circuits and sports drills to offer a total body
workout for any person who is ready to take
their fitness to the next level. Basic body-
weight and resistance exercises, coupled
with non-stop cardio intervals will ensure
that you burn maximum calories each class.
Please bring a towel and water bottle and
sign up soon-- this class fills up quickly.
W11-187.1 Hellgate Elementary
Mondays, Jan 3-Mar 21 4:15-5:15 pm
Wilma Lucas $36
W11-187.2 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Jan 5-Mar 23 5:30-6:30 pm
Leslie Laird $36
W11-187.3 Dickinson
Mondays, Jan 10-Mar 21 6:45-7:45 pm
Celeste Norris $31
W11-187.4 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Jan 18-Mar 22 6:45-7:45 pm
Roberta King $31
W11-187.5 Dickinson
Thursdays, Jan 20-Mar 24 6:45-7:45 pm
Caryn Schwarze $31

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Cycle & Choose to Lose Classes
Be an Early Bird
and Save $5
Per Class!
Easyriders Cycling
If you are looking for a new, effective,
yet simple way to burn fat and calories, a
cycling class might put a new spin on things.
These classes work the heart, lungs, lower
body & abdominal muscles. Even if you
don’t know how to ride a bicycle, you can
enjoy this class because there is no balanc-
ing involved. A thorough warm-up, cool
down & stretch is included in this 45 minute
class. 8.25 hrs
W11-190 Dickinson
Wednesdays, Jan 12-Mar 23 4:30-5:15 pm
Roxanne Berg-Metivier $26
Cycle & Core Fusion
What’s HOT in fitness? Cardio cycling
and core training combined in one class!
That’s right, the best of both worlds. After
a powerful cycling workout, you’ll be led
through a challenging series of core work,
incorporating Yoga, Pilates &/or stability
ball exercises. Try this phenomenal class
for a total body workout that blasts away the
fat! 16.25 hrs
W11-191.1 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Jan 4-Mar 29 9-10:15 am
Jackie Smith $47
W11-191.2 Dickinson
Thursdays, Jan 6-Mar 31 9-10:15 am
Kim Becker $47
Indoor Cycling
Nothing beats indoor cycling classes for a
low-impact, high intensity cardio workout.
With driving music and great drills, experi-
ence the best sweat you’ve ever had while
burning maximum calories. Cycling classes
include a thorough warm-up, cool down &
stretch. If you are new to indoor cycling, we
invite you to come early so your instructor
can give you some pointers.
W11-192.1 Dickinson
Mondays, Jan 3-Mar 28 4:15-5:15 pm
Monique Fortmann $36
W11-192.2 Dickinson
Saturdays, Jan 22-Mar 12 8-9 am
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Cycle Blast
Nothing fancy here--just a fantastic heart-
pumping workout! Taught on a stationary
bike you will climb, sprint, and train to in-
credible music and extraordinary instruction.
Just 45 minutes, you’ll be done in no time
while feeling and looking great! 7.5 hrs
W11-193 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Jan 11-Mar 15 4:30-5:15 pm
Instructor Placeholder $25
Cycle Challenge
This class incorporates basic to intermediate
techniques with a focus on proper form and
offers more challenging options for expe-
rienced participants. Challenge yourself to
increase your endurance and speed, while
working on both interval and anaerobic
training in a non-competitive environment.
12 hrs
W11-194 Dickinson
Thursdays, Jan 6-Mar 24 4:15-5:15 pm
Shari Douglass $36
Choose to Lose
If you’ve watched them shed pounds on TV
and wished you could be in their shoes...
now’s your chance. This class is for you if
you are at least 30 pounds overweight and
are serious about lifestyle changes that will
help you lose weight and keep it off. With
a group of like minded individuals, you
will learn how to change your food habits
to allow for healthy weight loss, sweat like
you have never sweat before using a mix
of equipment from spin bikes to weights/
bands, and gain valuable information about
nutrition, healthy cooking and goal setting
to ensure you not only lose the weight, but
know how to keep it off for good. Partici-
pants will be required to seek a physician’s
approval for enrolling in this program. Call
549-8765 for the form. 43.75 hrs
W11-195 Dickinson
Mon,Wed, Fri, Jan 3-Mar 25 5:45-7 am
Kelly Sedgwick-Read $159
 Dance Classes
Zumba
Zumba is rapidly becoming the next fitness
sensation! It is hot, sexy, soulful, and most
importantly, FUN! Zumba fuses Latin
rhythms and easy to follow moves to cre-
ate a dynamic workout that will blow you
away! The routines feature interval training
sessions where fast and slow rhythms are
combined to tone & sculpt your body while
burning fat. No dance experience needed.
W11-196.1 Dickinson
Mondays, Jan 17-Mar 21 5-6 pm
Cassy Johnson $28
W11-196.2 Dickinson
Thursdays, Jan 20-Mar 24 5:30-6:30 pm
Cassy Johnson $31
W11-196.3 Dickinson
Saturdays, Jan 22-Mar 12 9-10 am
Courtney Jensen $26
W11-196.4 Dickinson
Mondays, Feb 28-Mar 28 6:30-7:30 pm
Courtney Jensen $18

Belly Dance
Whether you are a beginner or have prior
belly dancing experience, you will build on
basic routines using choreographed steps
and movements to feel this ancient Middle
Eastern Art. Bring a hip scarf. Optional
supplies are finger cymbals, veil, and cane.
Instructor will discuss supplies the first
night; you are encouraged to practice with
them at home and during class. 10 hrs
Salsa
Hurry this class fills up fast! A long time
favorite this progressive class teaches the
basics of partnering skills as well as the
fundamentals of rhythms of salsa. A dance
partner is required. 6.25 hrs

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Wednesdays, Jan 26-Mar 16 7:15-8:30 pm Mondays, Jan 17-Feb 14 6:15-7:30 pm
Ilse (Ann) Higgins $31 Cassy Johnson $21

Oula
Oula is an exciting dance work-
out that offers the perfect balance
between the ‘hip’ and the ‘hippy’ with its
structured, easy to follow, fun choreography.
Oula generally uses three or four move-
ment sequences per song that are cued and
repeated throughout the song so that the stu-
dent can quickly transition from the learning
phase to the dancing phase. Because Oula
can be done at any intensity level, it is open
to all bodies of all ages, experience and
mobility levels. It’s all good, anything goes,
and it’s about having a good time! 8 hrs
W11-198 Dickinson
Tuesdays, Jan 18-Mar 8 6-7 pm
Kali Lindner $26
Salsa Groove
This low impact dance workout focuses on
toning and strengthening your body while
learning to dance basic Latin rhythms:
Mambo, Salsa, Cha Cha Cha, and Meren-
gue. Learn the easy to follow steps with a
consistent break down of choreography as
you work on rhythm and core work. The
end result; lots of fun, a great workout, and
moves you can easily take to the dance floor.
Although basics of partnering will be dis-
cussed, this is not a partnering class. 8 hrs
W11-200 Dickinson
Friday, Jan 21-Mar 11 6-7 pm
Kimberlee Carlson $26

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Thurs, 8 am-5 pm on Fridays and Saturdays when
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Satisfaction Guarantee
We are proud of the quality of our programs. If after Payment is due at the
attending the first class or the first hour of a one- time of registration
session class you are not completely satisfied, we will
credit your class fee to another class of your choice. On The
To receive the class fee credit, please obtain a signed Web 24/7
Satisfaction Guarantee Form from your instructor during
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Education office within 7 days. The credit must be used
within six months of the payment date.

Refund Policy
We are happy to provide a full refund if you have to By Mail
cancel a class, as long as you notify the Adult Education ● Complete a
office during business hours at 549-8765 by noon three Registration form for
business days prior to the class start date. Should the each person registering
Adult Education office cancel a class, you will be ● Mail Registration Form and
notified and receive a full refund. Tuition to: Adult Education, 310 S.
Curtis, Missoula MT 59801
Participation and Age Requirements
Students must be at least 16 years of age to register and
attend adult education classes. Only registered students
are allowed in the classroom. Auditing or viewing By Fax
classes is not permitted. Children are not permitted to ● Complete a
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class and specified in the description. each person registering
● Fax to 523-4000
Bookstore ● You can Fax 24 hours a day, 7
The Lifelong Learning Center Bookstore carries an days a week.
inventory of most required Textbooks.
Sorry-no refunds on book purchases.

Special Needs By Phone

If you require special services (i.e. access to elevators, ● Call (406) 549-
sign language interpreters, etc.) call the Adult Education 8765 and be prepared
office at 549-8765 two weeks before the class begins or to provide all of the information
if registering prior to that, at the time of registration. on the Registration Form for each
person registering
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purposes only. Although every effort is made to
ensure accuracy at the time of publication, it shall not In Person
be construed to be an irrevocable contract between ● Bring completed
the student and MCPS. MCPS reserves the right to Registration Form to
cancel classes or make any changes in the content and the Adult Education
provisions of this class schedule without notice. office at 310 S.
Curtis, Missoula MT
Policy of Nondiscrimination ● Office hours are 8 am-8 pm
MCPS Adult Education Division is committed to Mon-Thurs, 8 am-5 pm Friday
provide all persons 16 years of age and older an equal
opportunity for education, employment and participation
in Adult and Continuing Education activities without
regard to race, color, religion, national origin, sex,
marital status, or handicap. Inquiries concerning Title
IX may be referred to Monique Fortmann, 310 South
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