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1AN = Anaheim Campus • SCE 200, SCECYP & CC = Cypress College WIL = Wilshire (Fullerton) • FC = Fullerton College • YL = Yorba Linda • NC = No class scheduled

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SCE Mission, Vision, Values ...Inside Front CoverSCE Institutional Student Learning Outcomes.................................................Inside Front CoverTable of Contents ............................................... 1Registration Information ..................................... 2Term Dates & Holidays....................................... 3NEW! Summer Term Classes ............................ 4Online Classes ................................................... 5English-as-a-Second Language ......................... 8English-as-a-Second Language Specialty Classes............................................................. 10English-as-a-Second Language Off-site Classes............................................................. 12Foreign Language ............................................ 13High School Diploma Porgram ......................... 14GED Preparation .............................................. 14GED Exam........................................................ 14Learning Centers .............................................. 16SCE Labs ......................................................... 16Career Planning................................................ 17English & Communication ................................ 17Business Skills.................................................. 17Business Opportunities..................................... 17Financial Planning & Investing ......................... 17Computers ........................................................ 18Digital Media, Web & Video.............................. 20

Graphic Arts Classes.................................. 20Website Design Classes............................. 20Digital Video Classes.................................. 21

Disabled Student Programs & Services ........... 21DSP&S Off-Site Class Locations...................... 23Home Decorative Arts ...................................... 23

Clothing Design .......................................... 23Quilting........................................................ 24Drawing & Painting ..................................... 24Improving Lifestyles.................................... 24Photography ............................................... 25

Parenting .......................................................... 25Parenting Classes for Parents.................... 26

Career Technical Education ............................. 26Administrative Assistant Certificate Program ... 26Bartending ........................................................ 27Construction Education .................................... 27Early Childhood Education Certificate Program27

ECE Required Courses .............................. 27ECE Elective Courses ................................ 28

Management Certificate Program .................... 28Medical Assistant Certificate Program ............. 28Medical Device Industry ................................... 28

Quality Assurance Management Certificate for Medical Devices .................................... 28Medical Device Industry Professional Development............................................... 29

Pharmacy Technician Certificate Program....... 29Woodshop ........................................................ 30Physical Fitness................................................ 30

Dance ......................................................... 31Adult Martial Arts ........................................ 31

Music .................................................................32Mature Driver Education....................................32Older Adults Program........................................33

Classes Offered Through St. Jude Partnership ..................................................33Emeritus Education Enrichment ..................33Communication............................................33Creative Arts Enrichment.............................34Senior Classes ............................................38

Kids' College & Teen Program ..........................39Arts & Crafts ................................................39AVID Enrichment .........................................41Computers ...................................................41Cooking........................................................42Dance ..........................................................42Foreign Language .......................................43Gymnastics & Cheerleading ........................44Martial Arts...................................................45Math.............................................................45Math Tutorials ..............................................47Music & Drama ............................................48Violin-Suzuki Method...................................50Band Classes ..............................................50Personal Enrichment ...................................51Reading & Writing........................................52Reading Tutorials ........................................54Science........................................................54Sports ..........................................................56Aquatics .......................................................57

Kids' College & Teen Program Summer Camps...........................................................................59

Academic Camps ........................................59Computer Camp ..........................................61Music, Drama, Art & Cooking Camps..........61Gymnastics & Dance Camps.......................62Sports Camps..............................................63

General Information...........................................64Off-Campus Continuing Education Locations ...66Class Index........................................................67Map of the NOCCCD Service Area ...................70Training, Development, Innovation Business Resource Center ..................... Inside Back Cover

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2 SCE SUMMER Schedule 2009 Register Online at www.sce.edu

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Register in person at any of our three locations beginningWednesday, June 3, 2009.ANAHEIM CAMPUSANAHEIM CAMPUSANAHEIM CAMPUSANAHEIM CAMPUSANAHEIM CAMPUS1830 W. Romneya Drive2nd FloorAnaheim, CA 92801(714) 808-4645HOURS:M-Th: 8:00a-7:30pFri: 8:00a-4:00pSat: 8:00a-11:30a

CYPRESS CONTINUINGCYPRESS CONTINUINGCYPRESS CONTINUINGCYPRESS CONTINUINGCYPRESS CONTINUINGEDUCATION CENTEREDUCATION CENTEREDUCATION CENTEREDUCATION CENTEREDUCATION CENTER9200 Valley View StreetPkg Lot 4, SCECYP/100Cypress, CA 90630(714) 484-7038HOURS:M-Th: 8:00a-7:30pFri: 8:00a-4:00pSat: 8:00a-2:00p

WILSHIRE CONTINUINGWILSHIRE CONTINUINGWILSHIRE CONTINUINGWILSHIRE CONTINUINGWILSHIRE CONTINUINGEDUCATION CENTEREDUCATION CENTEREDUCATION CENTEREDUCATION CENTEREDUCATION CENTER315 E. Wilshire AvenueBuilding 300Fullerton, CA 92832(714) 992-9500HOURS:M-Th: 8:00a-7:30pFri: 8:00a-4:00pSat: 8:00a-2:00p

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1. Register online beginning Tuesday, June 2, 2009.2. Go to: WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.SCE.EDU.SCE.EDU.SCE.EDU.SCE.EDU.SCE.EDU.....3. Click on the “myGateway” “myGateway” “myGateway” “myGateway” “myGateway” LOGOLOGOLOGOLOGOLOGO.4. Enter your 8-DIGIT8-DIGIT8-DIGIT8-DIGIT8-DIGIT student identification number (ID) or Social Security Number as your “User ID.”5. Enter your 6-DIGIT 6-DIGIT 6-DIGIT 6-DIGIT 6-DIGIT personal identification number (PIN); your default PIN is your date of birth (MMDDYY), unless you have changed it or self-selected your PIN through the CCCApply online application.6. Click “Add or Drop Classes” in the Registration Tools Box.

FIRST TIME STUDENTS...READ HERESTEP 1: FIRST TIME STUDENTS can apply for a student identification (ID) number online on our website at

WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.SCE.EDU.SCE.EDU.SCE.EDU.SCE.EDU.SCE.EDU OR, apply for your student ID in person by coming into one of our campus locations.STEP 2: An email response with registration instructions will be sent to you within two (2) business days after your

application is submitted.STEP 3: Once you receive your SCE ID, or have applied online and recieved an e-mail response, you have two (2)

ways to register for classes:* ONLINE REGISTRAONLINE REGISTRAONLINE REGISTRAONLINE REGISTRAONLINE REGISTRATION VIA mTION VIA mTION VIA mTION VIA mTION VIA myGateway BEGINS TUESDyGateway BEGINS TUESDyGateway BEGINS TUESDyGateway BEGINS TUESDyGateway BEGINS TUESDAAAAAYYYYY, JUNE 2, 2009, JUNE 2, 2009, JUNE 2, 2009, JUNE 2, 2009, JUNE 2, 2009 — Online

registration users will be allowed to register for classes one day prior to the beginning of walk in registration.You can register for classes ONLINEONLINEONLINEONLINEONLINE beginning Tuesday, June 2, 2009 by logging onto WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.SCE.EDU.SCE.EDU.SCE.EDU.SCE.EDU.SCE.EDU.....Click on “myGateway”“myGateway”“myGateway”“myGateway”“myGateway” and use your 8-digit ID or Social Security Number as your “User ID”. Click “Add orDrop Classes” in the Registration Tools Box. Computers for online registration are available at all three SCEcampus registration offices.

* WWWWWALK IN REGISTRAALK IN REGISTRAALK IN REGISTRAALK IN REGISTRAALK IN REGISTRATION BEGINS WEDNESDTION BEGINS WEDNESDTION BEGINS WEDNESDTION BEGINS WEDNESDTION BEGINS WEDNESDAAAAAYYYYY, JUNE 3, 2009, JUNE 3, 2009, JUNE 3, 2009, JUNE 3, 2009, JUNE 3, 2009 – You can register at any ofour three locations beginning Wednesday, June 3, 2009. Students can register for any class at any location,even if your class is not at that location, up until the day before the class begins.

STEP 4: Purchase your PPPPPARKING PERMIT and BOOKSARKING PERMIT and BOOKSARKING PERMIT and BOOKSARKING PERMIT and BOOKSARKING PERMIT and BOOKS if your class subject or location requires it.

ONLINE REGISTRATION HELPLINE(714) 808-4679 or [email protected] - Hours: M-Th: 7:00a-5:00p

ONLINE REGISTRAONLINE REGISTRAONLINE REGISTRAONLINE REGISTRAONLINE REGISTRATION HOURSTION HOURSTION HOURSTION HOURSTION HOURS24 hours per day/7 days per week** Beginning Tuesday, June 2, 2009 at 12:01 a.m.**Computers for online registration are available at each SCE registration office.

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FALL TERM (12 weeks)September 14 - December 6, 2009ONLINE REGISTRAONLINE REGISTRAONLINE REGISTRAONLINE REGISTRAONLINE REGISTRATION USING TION USING TION USING TION USING TION USING mmmmmyGatewayyGatewayyGatewayyGatewayyGateway:::::WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.SCE.EDU.SCE.EDU.SCE.EDU.SCE.EDU.SCE.EDUBegins Tuesday, August 11, 2009 through the day before your class begins.

WALK IN REGISTRATION AT OUR THREE CAMPUS LOCATIONS:WALK IN REGISTRATION AT OUR THREE CAMPUS LOCATIONS:WALK IN REGISTRATION AT OUR THREE CAMPUS LOCATIONS:WALK IN REGISTRATION AT OUR THREE CAMPUS LOCATIONS:WALK IN REGISTRATION AT OUR THREE CAMPUS LOCATIONS:Begins Wednesday, August 12, 2009. You can register up through the day the classbegins or until the class is full. Classes fill early, so register today!

CYPRESS COLLEGE & FULLERTON COLLEGE SPRING SEMESTER:CYPRESS COLLEGE & FULLERTON COLLEGE SPRING SEMESTER:CYPRESS COLLEGE & FULLERTON COLLEGE SPRING SEMESTER:CYPRESS COLLEGE & FULLERTON COLLEGE SPRING SEMESTER:CYPRESS COLLEGE & FULLERTON COLLEGE SPRING SEMESTER:August 17 - December 17, 2009 www.cypresscollege.edu www.fullcoll.edu

CAMPUS CLCAMPUS CLCAMPUS CLCAMPUS CLCAMPUS CLOSED DURING THE FOLLOSED DURING THE FOLLOSED DURING THE FOLLOSED DURING THE FOLLOSED DURING THE FOLLOWING HOLIDOWING HOLIDOWING HOLIDOWING HOLIDOWING HOLIDAAAAAYS:YS:YS:YS:YS:Veteran’s Day Holiday:........................................................................November 7-9, 2009Thanksgiving Holiday: .......................................................................November 26-29, 2009Winter Break:.............................................................December 24, 2009 - January 1, 2010

SUMMER TERM (6 weeks)June 29 - August 9, 2009ONLINE REGISTRAONLINE REGISTRAONLINE REGISTRAONLINE REGISTRAONLINE REGISTRATION USING TION USING TION USING TION USING TION USING mmmmmyGatewayyGatewayyGatewayyGatewayyGateway:::::WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.SCE.EDU.SCE.EDU.SCE.EDU.SCE.EDU.SCE.EDUBegins Tuesday, June 2, 2009 through the day before your class begins.

WALK IN REGISTRATION AT OUR THREE CAMPUS LOCATIONS:WALK IN REGISTRATION AT OUR THREE CAMPUS LOCATIONS:WALK IN REGISTRATION AT OUR THREE CAMPUS LOCATIONS:WALK IN REGISTRATION AT OUR THREE CAMPUS LOCATIONS:WALK IN REGISTRATION AT OUR THREE CAMPUS LOCATIONS:Begins Wednesday, June 3, 2009. You can register up through the day the classbegins or until the class is full. Classes fill early, so register today!

CAMPUS CLCAMPUS CLCAMPUS CLCAMPUS CLCAMPUS CLOSED DURING THE FOLLOSED DURING THE FOLLOSED DURING THE FOLLOSED DURING THE FOLLOSED DURING THE FOLLOWING HOLIDOWING HOLIDOWING HOLIDOWING HOLIDOWING HOLIDAAAAAYS:YS:YS:YS:YS:Independence Day Holiday:.................................................................July 3-5, 2009Labor Day Holiday:................................................................................September 5-7, 2009

REMEMBER - REGISTER EARLY! CLASSES FILL VERY FAST!Many of our COURSES are in high demand! Be the first to register! Online registration begins June 2: WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.SCE.EDU.SCE.EDU.SCE.EDU.SCE.EDU.SCE.EDU.....ONLINE REGISTRAONLINE REGISTRAONLINE REGISTRAONLINE REGISTRAONLINE REGISTRATION HOURSTION HOURSTION HOURSTION HOURSTION HOURS: : : : : 24 hours per day/7 days per week** Beginning Tuesday, June 2, 2009 at 12:01 a.m. **Computers for online registration are available at each SCE registration office.

CLASS SCHEDULECLASS SCHEDULECLASS SCHEDULECLASS SCHEDULECLASS SCHEDULESYMBOL KEYSYMBOL KEYSYMBOL KEYSYMBOL KEYSYMBOL KEY

AN = Anaheim CampusCC = Cypress College CampusCRN = Course Registration NumberFC = Fullerton CollegeNC = No class will be held on that dateSCECYP = SCE @ Cypress Coll Campus, 100 BldgSCE200 = SCE @ Cypress Coll Campus, 200 BldgWIL = Wilshire Campus (Fullerton)

Off-campus continuing education location addresses arelisted on page 48 of this class schedule.

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NEW! Classes for AdultsCareer Search Strategies How To Sell on eBay Limalama Self Defense Medical Assisting: Back Office Procedures II Waltz, Cha Cha & Tango Dance

NEW! Kids’ College Classes Basic Hand Sewing for Kids (Grades 4-6) Beginning Group Guitar 1 and 2 (Ages 8-9) Beginning Spring Board Diving Beginning Water Polo (Ages 9-12) Calligraphy I and II (Grades 3-6) Computer Keyboarding II (Ages 8+) Creative Crafts from Around the World (Ages 8+) Fun with Baking! (Ages 8-11) Fun with Magnets and Magnetic Fields (Grades 2-6) Go Green (Grades 3-6) Guitar for Kids - Songs of Disney Channel (Ages 9+) Guitar for Kids - Songs of Guitar Hero (Ages 9+) Layers of the Ocean & the Creatures that Live in the Ocean (Gr 1-3, Gr 4-6) Parent and Me Swimming (6m to Age 4) Pee Wee Soccer Beginning High (Ages 4-6) Pee Wee Soccer Intermediate High (Ages 6-8) Pee Wee Soccer Intermediate Low (Ages 6-8) Pre-Competitive Swim Public Speaking for Children (Ages 8-12) Seasonal Arts and Crafts Workshop (Ages 6+) Shockingly Fun Electronics (Grades 4-6) Singing is Fun (Ages 6-10) Sounds Funtastic (Science) (Grades 2-4) Spanish Fun for Mommy, Daddy and Me (Ages 3-4) Summer Swim (Ages 5-17) Window into the World of Magic (Ages 9+) Word Wizard (Reading & Writing) (Grades 2-3) You’ve Got Rhythm (Ages 5-8)

NEW! Kids’ College: Summer Camps“Junior Idol” Summer Camp (Ages 9-12) Jammin' Chemistry Camp I (Grades 3-5) Jammin' Chemistry Camp II (Grades 3-5) Pee Wee Soccer (Ages 4-6) & (Ages 6-8) Reader's Theater Camp (Grades 2-3) Reading, Writing, Spelling and Math Adventure Camp (Grades 2-3) Second Grade Review Camp Writer's Workshop Camp (Grades 2-3)

NEW! Teen Program Classes (Ages 11-17)AP Biology Prep (Grade 9+) AVID Enrichment Social Science Focus Basic Hand Sewing for Kids (Grades 6-8) Beginning Band Instruments (Grades 5-9) Beginning Group Guitar 1 (Ages 10-13, 14-17) Beginning Group Guitar 2 (Ages 10+) Beginning Spring Board Diving Calculus I (Grades 10+) Calligraphy I and II (Grades 7+) Capture the Moment (Ages 10+) Computer Keyboarding I and II (Ages 12+) Creative Crafts from Around the World (Ages 8+) Fun with Baking! (Ages 8-11) Guitar for Kids-Songs of Disney Channel (Ages 9+) Guitar for Kids-Songs of Guitar Hero (Ages 9+) Internet Zones Grades Kids (Grades 6-8) Jazz Improvisation (Grades 7-9) Junior Life Guards (Ages 11-14) Paper Bag Scrapbook Album (Ages 9+) Pre-Competitive Swim Summer Band (Grades 6-9) Summer Swim (Ages 5-17) Tutorial: Probability and Statistics (Grades 7-8) Water Polo: Beginning (Ages 9-12) Water Polo: Intermediate (Ages 12-14) Water Polo: Advanced (Ages 15-17) Window into the World of Magic (Ages 9+)

NEW! Teen Program: Summer Camps (Ages 11-17)"Junior Idol" Summer Camp (Ages 9-12, Ages 13+) Can U Dig It? Volleyball Camp for Beginners (Ages 11-13, Ages 14-16) Dance Like the Stars Camp (Ages 13+) Fashion Illustration Camp (Ages 12+) Soccer Summer Camp (Ages 10+)

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Students who attended after Summer ‘08 need to

visit the ESL Learning Center for your class schedule

information.

First-time students or students who attended before Summer 2008

Estudiantes que vienen por primera vez se inscribirán en el orden en que se presenten y si hay espacio en la clase. Seleccione a cual escuela desea atender: Anaheim, Cypress, o Wilshire. El espacio en el salón de evalua-ción es limitado. Los estudiantes quienes no logren presentar la evaluación en el horario de su preferencia, debe-rán esperar hasta el siguiente horario.

Inscripciones Continuas: Las clases de ingles se llenan en su totalidad en cada termino, sin embargo, si hubiese espacios disponibles, los estudiantes que no se registraron durante la fecha estipulada podrán registrarse después de que el trimestre haya comenzado. Por favor regístrese en los siguientes días y localidades:

ANAHEIM CAMPUSANAHEIM CAMPUS Junio 29Junio 29, 2009, 2009 8:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m.8:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.5:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.

CYPRESS CAMPUSCYPRESS CAMPUS Junio 29Junio 29, 2009, 2009 8:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m.8:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.5:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.

WILSHIRE CAMPUSWILSHIRE CAMPUS Junio 29Junio 29, 2009, 2009 8:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m.8:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.5:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.

ANAHEIM CAMPUS:ANAHEIM CAMPUS: LUNES SolamenteLUNES Solamente Fechas:Fechas: Julio 6, 13Julio 6, 13 8:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m.8:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.5:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.

CYPRESS CAMPUS:CYPRESS CAMPUS: LUNES LUNES SolamenteSolamente Fechas:Fechas: Julio 6, 13Julio 6, 13 8:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m.8:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.5:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.

WILSHIRE CAMPUS:WILSHIRE CAMPUS: LUNES SolamenteLUNES Solamente Fechas:Fechas: Julio 6, 13Julio 6, 13 8:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m.8:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.5:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.

ENGLISH-AS-A-SECOND-LANGUAGE PROGRAM

EARLY REGISTRATION ESL classes fill up each term—be first to register! (714) 808(714) 808 -- 46384638

Select your campusSelect your campus & test& test--time:time:

ANAHEIM CAMPUSANAHEIM CAMPUS ROOM 121ROOM 121

1830 W. Romneya Drive1830 W. Romneya Drive Anaheim, CA 92801Anaheim, CA 92801

June 29, 2009June 29, 2009

8:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m.8:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.5:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.

CYPRESS CAMPUSCYPRESS CAMPUS ROOM SCE200ROOM SCE200--203203

9200 Valley View Street9200 Valley View Street Cypress, CA 90630Cypress, CA 90630

June 29, 2009June 29, 2009


WILSHIRE CAMPUSWILSHIRE CAMPUS ROOM 110ROOM 110

315 E. Wilshire Avenue315 E. Wilshire Avenue Fullerton, CA 92832Fullerton, CA 92832

June 29, 2009June 29, 2009




PARKING: If you are driving, you will need to purchase a one-day ($2.00) parking permit at your chosen campus before the test.

ENGLISH-AS-A-SECOND-LANGUAGE PROGRAM

ADDITIONAL REGISTRATION First-time students or students who attended before Summer ‘08

Students who missed the ‘early registration’ periods may register during the term.

Select your campusSelect your campus & test& test--time:time:


MONDAY Only: MONDAY Only: July 6, 13July 6, 13 8:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.





Don’t be late! Please arrive 10 to 15 minutes before the test as all testing will begin promptly at the scheduled time.

ENGLISH-AS-A-SECOND-LANGUAGE PROGRAM LEARNING CENTERS (ESLA/001)

The ESL Learning Center offers an opportunity to practice English through various instructional media. Students learn through ESL software and/or receive individual and group tutoring to improve their speaking, listening, reading and writing skills. Special interest areas such as Vocational ESL and EL Civics are also part of the instruction.

ESL LEARNING CENTERESLA/001Dates: Jul 6-Aug 13

CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR

ANAHEIM CAMPUS

11640 MTWTh/10:30a-1p MTW/5p-10p Th/5p-10p

AN/121 DollarAlvarez-Morales Gamboa

CYPRESS CAMPUS

11621 MTWTh/10:30a-1p TTh/1p-3:30p MTWTh/5p-8:30p

SCE200/203 NoorSmithSahakian

WILSHIRE CAMPUS

60684 TTh/8a-10:30a MTWTh/10:30a-1p MW/4p-7p TTh/4:30p-9:30p MW/7p-9:30p

WIL/110 GayleyLynch-Thompson Lynch-Thompson SerseaSersea



1830 W. Romneya Drive1830 W. Romneya Drive Anaheim, CA 92801Anaheim, CA 92801

(714) 808(714) 808--45624562


9200 Valley View Street9200 Valley View Street Cypress, CA 90630Cypress, CA 90630

(714) 484(714) 484--70647064


315 E. Wilshire Avenue315 E. Wilshire Avenue Fullerton, CA 92832Fullerton, CA 92832

(714) 992(714) 992--95459545

Classes available at THREE CAMPUS locations & 75 COMMUNITY locations:

ENGLISH-AS-A-SECOND-LANGUAGE PROGRAM CLASSES

SIX Levels of ENGLISH INSTRUCTION: • ESL BEGINNING LITERACY • ESL BEGINNING LOW • ESL BEGINNING HIGH • ESL INTERMEDIATE LOW • ESL INTERMEDIATE HIGH • ESL ADVANCED LOW

CLASS SCHEDULES AT THREE CAMPUS LOCATIONS: • 8:00 a.m.—10:30 a.m. • 8:30 a.m.—11:00 a.m. • 10:30 a.m.—1:00 p.m. • 5:00 p.m.—7:30 p.m. • 7:30 p.m.—10:00 p.m.

ENGLISH-AS-A-SECOND-LANGUAGE PROGRAM SPECIALTY CLASSES

VOCATIONAL ENGLISH-AS-A-SECOND LANGUAGE: EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONESLA/1020Starts week of 7/6/09, ends week of 8/10/09


71131 F/9a-12p AN/124 Kahlon

VOCATIONAL ENGLISH-AS-A-SECOND LANGUAGE: PHARMACY TECHNICIANESLA/1025Starts week of 7/6/09, ends week of 8/10/09


60590 Th/7:30p-10p AN/404 Santostefano

CITIZENSHIP PREPARATION

Starts week of 7/6/09, ends week of 8/10/09

CRN DAYS PLACE INSTRANAHEIM CAMPUS11635 TTh/7:30p-10p AN/132 Bystry

CYPRESS CAMPUS11618 MT/1p-3:30p SCE200/203 Noor

11733 TTh/7:30p-10p SCE200/201 Kepler

WILSHIRE CAMPUS11619 MTWTh/10:30a-1p WIL/202 Maske

12009 MW/5p-7:30p WIL/202 Fisher

11620 MW/7:30p-10p WIL/202 Fisher



ENGLISH-AS-A SECOND LANGUAGE SPECIALTY

CLASSES

For more information about English-as-a-Second Language classes, please call (714) 808-4638.

COMPUTER SKILLS FOR ESL (BEGINNING) ESLA/801The course introduces ESL students to hands-on exploration and use of current Microsoft Windows programs. Students will learn basic computer parts, keyboarding, and the basics of MS Word, PowerPoint, Print Shop, and Excel. Emphasis is on building confidence in computer use to improve English skills in grammar, vocabulary, writing, speaking, pronunciation, and reading. Starts week of 7/6/2009; ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR ANAHEIM CAMPUS 11636 F/8:30a-11:30a AN/312 Kopydlowska21231 S/8:30a-11:30a AN/312 Badia21200 F/8:30a-11:30a AN/606A Badia11637 S/9a-12p AN/121 Ramirez11647 TTh/11a-1:30p AN/312 Howie11742 F/6p-9p AN/303 Carson CYPRESS CAMPUS 11617 F/8a-10:30a SCE200/211 Chiu51091 F/10:30a-1p SCE200/203 Chiu

COMPUTER SKILLS FOR ESL (ADVANCED) ESLA/815Students will enhance their English language skills through challenging computer application tasks using MS Word, PowerPoint, Print Shop, Excel, the Internet, and MS Publisher. Emphasis is on building confidence in independent projects to improve English skills in grammar, vocabulary, writing, and reading. Students will be actively involved in computer projects linking the academic environment with their communities Starts week of 7/6/2009; ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 11864 F/10:30a-1p SCE200/211 Dostal

INTERMEDIATE GRAMMAR REVIEW ESLA/813Students will learn to understand grammar structures in various contexts and practice using them in both oral and written communication. this class supplements core ESL courses or works as a stand-alone course. This course is designed for the SL students placed in the Intermediate Low, Intermediate High, and Advanced levels. Starts week of 7/6/2009; ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR ANAHEIM CAMPUS 11752 MW/10:30a-

11:30a AN/110 Kopydlowska

81404 F/11:30a-1:30p AN/110 KopydlowskaCYPRESS CAMPUS 31202 F/1p-3:30p SCE200/219 Rivers-

SenghorWILSHIRE CAMPUS 11716 F/11a-1:30p WIL/202 Skliar

INTERMEDIATE VOCABULARY REVIEWESLA/814Students will review, expand, and retain vocabulary words and phrases organized by commonly used topics. Students will work on using approximately twenty-five practical target words per class in oral and written exercises. This course is designed for the ESL students placed in the Intermediate Low, Intermediate High, and Advanced levels. Starts week of 7/6/2009; ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR ANAHEIM CAMPUS 51284 F/11:30a-2:30p AN/126 Doherty WILSHIRE CAMPUS 11715 F/8:30a-11a WIL/202 Skliar

ESL PRONUNCIATION / CONVERSATION SKILLS ESLA/802This course is designed for intermediate to advanced ESL learners to improve conversation and pronunciation skills in English. It is recommended that participants have English language skills at a Beginning High level. Starts week of 7/6/2009; ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR ANAHEIM CAMPUS 51111 MTWTh/8a-11a AN/602 Dago11712 MW/10:30a-1p AN/106 Kahlon11732 F/6p-9:30p AN/104 Scoble CYPRESS CAMPUS 11615 S/9a-12p SCE200/203 Miller11616 F/10:30a-1p SCE200/217 SabhaWILSHIRE CAMPUS 11723 F/9a-10:30a WIL/203 Hall11724 F/10:30a-12p WIL/203 Hall11734 TTh/12:30p-

2:30p WIL/203 Gayley

WRITING/READINGESLA/810This ESL course emphasizes reading comprehension skills while building vocabulary and critical thinking skills for students who are at an intermediate level or high. In addition, the writing component is designed to acquaint students with writing skills required to develop college- level writing techniques by focusing on prewriting, outlining, drafting, revising and editing. Starts week of 7/6/2009; ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR ANAHEIM CAMPUS 51110 MTWTh/11a-2p AN/602 DagoCYPRESS CAMPUS 11717 F/8:30a-10:30a SCE200/217 Sabha51092 MW/12:30p-2p SCE200/217 SantostefanoWILSHIRE CAMPUS 81405 MW/12:30p-

2:30p WIL/201 Lynch-

Thompson

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ORAL INTERPRETATION (READING OUT LOUD) ESLA/990Literature and communication are integrated in the art of oral interpretation. This course emphasizes the study and analysis of relevant printed materials. Students learn to select and communicate the material orally and effectively to an audience through public presentation/performance. Dates: Jul 10-Aug 14 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 11862 F/8a-10:30a AN/104 Ismail-Beigi60685 F/11a-1:30p AN/104 Ismail-Beigi

DRAMA FOR COMMUNICATION ESLA/805This ESL course builds students' reading, speaking, and pronunciation skills in the context of theatrical performances. Students will examine human experiences and cultural norms through imagined roles and expand creative thinking. Students will learn history and terminology of the performing arts and build social skills and confidence necessary for public speaking. Dates: Jul 7-Aug 13 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 11662 TWTh/10:30a-1p AN/126 Ismail-Beigi

ENGLISH-AS-A SECOND LANGUAGE OFF-SITE CLASSES

SPANISH LITERACY ESLA/812The Spanish Literacy course is designed for native Spanish-speaking students at the beginning literacy level. Students will acquire basic Spanish reading comprehensive and writing skills as well as improved their Spanish vocabulary and speaking. Students will acquire English literacy skills by immersing into the English language toward acquisition of the second language. The skills attained will give students a strong foundation for success in the basic skills or ESL Programs. Dates: Jun 29-Aug 3 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81403 M/4p-6p Whitten Community

Center Murillo

ESL AND COMPUTERS ESLA/130This course provides English language instruction through the medium of English-as-a-Second-Language (ESL) computer programs. The primary focus is situated vocabulary development through the use of the Oxford Picture Dictionary program and supplementary software.CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR BUENA PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT Dates: Jun 29-Aug 660605 MTWTh/

9:30a-12p Gilbert Elementary School

Yoon

ANAHEIM CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT Dates: Jul 23-Aug 2760691 Th/5p-8p Thomas Edison

Elementary Jackson

FAMILY LITERACY ESLA/120The course focuses on incorporating reading and literacy as a fundamental component of a healthy, well-functioning family. The family-oriented assignments integrate school and home.Starts week of 7/20/2009, ends week of 8/24/2009 *Dates: Jun 29-Aug 6 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR ANAHEIM CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT MULTITRACK Starts week of 7/20/2009; ends week of 8/24/200951118 MTWTh/6p-9p Abraham

Lincoln Elem Lee

51120 MTWTh/6p-9p Horace Mann Elementary

Buford

51119 MTWTh/6p-9p Horace Mann Elementary

Buford

51121 MT/5:30p-8:30p

James Madison Elementary

Pambid-Stout

51116 TTh/6p-9p Sunkist Elem School

Kis

51125 MW/5p-8pTTh/5p-8p

Thomas Edison Elementary

Usary Lopez

51122 MTWTh/5p-8p Thomas Edison Elementary

Carstensen


Vanegas


Truong

LA HABRA SCHOOL DISTRICT Starts week of 6/29/2009; ends week of 8/3/2009; nc Jul 341255 MTWThF/8:30

a-11:30a Los Lomas Elementary

Younger

SAVANNA SCHOOL DISTRICT Starts week of 6/29/2009; ends week of 8/3/2009; nc Jul 371133 MTWTh/6p-9p Hansen School Kim71122 MTWTh/6p-9p Hansen School Dostal

ESL BEGINNING LOW ESLA/200Dates: Jul 20-Aug 26 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 11954 MW/6p-9p Hermosa Village Perez

SCE is GOING GREEN!

Turn your TRASH into CASH! SCE recycles printer toner and old cell phones.

By recycling these old items, SCE is a good steward of the earth AND raises money for student scholarships!

All students and community members are welcome to drop off their toner cartridges and cell phones to any SCE registration office.

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ESL MULTILEVEL ESLA/110The course focuses on preparing students to use English to achieve tasks within a variety of real-life situations such as a doctor's office or a department store. Students are instructed to be able to listen, speak, read, and write in English in context-specific environments.CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FULLERTON SCHOOL DISTRICT Starts week of 6/29/2009; ends week of 8/3/2009; nc Jul 341253 MTW/8a-11a Richman Community

Center Arellano

51095 MTW/8a-11a Richman Community Center

Perez

VARIOUS OFF-SITE LOCATIONS Dates: Jun 29-Aug 611378 MTWTh/

8:30a-11:30a Anaheim Community Center

Weatherspoon

51103 TTh/9a-12p Access California Services

Aryan

51101 MW/8:30a-11:30a

Brea Comm Ctr Anglin

11520 TTh/10a-11:30a

Commonwealth Adlt Day Health Ct

Pregenzer

11376 MTWTh/8a-11a

First Christian Church Anaheim

Edgington

81400 W/10a-12:30p Grace Ministries International

Morrison

41263 MW/12:30p-4p

Korean-AmericanFed of Or Co

Kim

12008 TTh/1p-4p Korean Bokji Wellness Center

Kim

11377 MTWTh/8:30a-12:15p

Ponderosa Park Lim

11380 MTW/6p-9p Stanton Cultural Arts Center

Whitaker

51250 MTWTh/9:30a-12:30p

St Boniface Church Lorge

51251 MTWTh/ 7:30p-10p

St Boniface Church Paz-Garcia

60673 MTWTh/ 7:30p-10p

St Boniface Church Ramirez

71132 MTWTh/ 7:30p-10p

St Boniface Church Zuluaga

71147 M/7:30p-10p SaRang Church Morrison71146 M/7:30p-10p SaRang Church Yoon

FOREIGN LANGUAGE

If you need more detailed information please call (714) 808-4638.

SPANISH - CONVERSATION I LANG/190Beginning level class introduces students to the culture and customs of Latin America and covers beginning level speaking skills. Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/3/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80395 W/7p-9:30p WIL/201 Montero $4580120 T/7p-9:30p SCECYP/103 Montero $45

CONVERSATIONAL CHINESE LANG/240Beginning level class introduces students to the culture and customs of China and covers beginning level speaking skills. Dates: Jun 30-Aug 4 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80396 T/6:15p-

8:45pSCE200/221 Hagerty $45

SCE is GOING GREEN! Eco-FriendlyEfforts at SCESmall changes can make a large impact on the environment. Here are a few eco-friendly business practices that we have implemented at NOCCCD School of Continuing Education.

1. Students can save fuel and time by using SCE’s ONLINE REGISTRATION system.

2. SCE has decreased the class schedule by 20 pages, not only enjoying a 40 percent cost-savings, but also saving

Greenhouse gases, time, and waste1,456,000 sheets of paper 2,912 reams of paper 7.28 tons of paper 175 TREES!

3. NOCCCD has invested in Green Technology when constructing new buildings at SCE as well at Cypress College and Fullerton College.

4. SCE has a strong printer toner and cell phone recycling program – turning TRASH INTO CASH for student scholarships!

5. Employees are rewarded for participating in carpooling or by taking public transit, biking or walking to work, cutting down on carbon emissions.

Do you have ideas on how SCE can become even more environmentally-friendly? Please share them with us at [email protected].

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HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA PROGRAM

English 40 credits

Social Studies 30 credits

Applied or Fine Arts 10 credits

Math 20 credits

Science 20 credits

Health 5 credits

Electives 60 credits

TOTAL 185 CREDITS

HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA COURSE REQUIREMENTS*

OPEN LAB SETTING! START YOUR STUDIES AT ANY TIME!

*Credits are subject to change July 1, 2009

Reach your dreams! Adult students, 18+ years Individualized teaching * Flexible hours

GED EXAM PREPARATION Adults, 18+ Years * Individualized Teaching * Flexible hours

1. Choose Your Campus: Anaheim Campus - Room 141 Cypress Campus - Room SCE200/205 Wilshire Campus- Room118

2. Apply for an SCE Student ID

3. Attend the GED/ High School-to prepare for the exam

LAB HOURS-Set your own schedule:M-Th: 8:30am—2:45pm and/or M-Th: 6:00pm—9:00pm

GED EXAM Offered through OC Department of Education Hosted at SCE’S Wilshire Campus, Fullerton

2009 GED EXAM DATES:JUNE 20 * JULY 18 * AUGUST 15 * SEPTEMBER 19

THE PROGRAM • Earn your high school diploma or GED and go to

college. • Enrollment is on-going. • Graduation ceremony held annually in June. • If you require special accommodations for a verified

disability, please contact our Disabled Student Programs and Services department at 714-484-7057.

LAB HOURS Set your own schedule during these hours:

• MONDAY—THURSDAY: 8:30 a.m.—2:45 p.m.

• MONDAY—THURSDAY: 6:00 p.m.—9:00 p.m. ANAHEIM LAB ONLY: • FRIDAYS 8:30 a.m.– 2:30 p.m.

SELF-PACED LAB STYLE • Students have an opportunity to work at their own

pace to complete class assignments for the SCE high school diploma or prepare for the GED exam.

• Meet with a counselor; create a learning plan. • Faculty provide one-on-one and small group

instruction and are available to assist as needed. • Set your own schedule! All assignments are

completed in the classroom.

REGISTRATION: The 2009 GED test is limited to the first 20 paid applicants. Bring a MONEY ORDER for $110, payable to: Orange County Dept. of Education, to the Wilshire Center, 315 E. Wilshire, Fullerton. Fees are non-refundable. A registration packet will be issued once registration fees are paid. The new GED test is now in effect; scores from the previous version of the GED cannot be combined with the new test scores.

TEST FEES: $110 for complete battery of the official test (5 sections); $20 for a retake of Test 1: Language Arts/Writing; $20 for a retake of Tests 2 - 5. The test fee is applicable for 60 days from date of registration. Fees subject to change without notice.

DAY OF THE EXAM: Arrive by 8:00am. You must have: positive photo ID with birth date, signature and address, (such as Driver's license, Passport, Military ID, Residency/Alien Card, or Mexican Consulate Card). Parking permit needed to park in student lot.

MINIMUM AGE REQUIREMENTS: You must be 18+ years to take the GED exam. There are some special circumstances that would allow a 17-year-old to take the GED. Contact the number below for more information. Applicants with documented physical and learning disabilities can request accommodations but must be made at least four weeks in advance of the test date. Call Raelynn Holguin at (714) 992-9521 for further information.

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high SChooL diPLoMa PRogRaMReach your dreams! adult students, 18+years

individualized teaching * Flexible hours


ANAHEIM CAMPUS 1830 W. Romneya Dr. Anaheim, CA 92801 Room 139

CYPRESS CAMPUS 9200 Valley View Cypress, CA 90630 Room SCE200-205

WILSHIRE CAMPUS 315 E. Wilshire Fullerton, CA 92832 Room 118

3. APPLY FOR AN SCE STUDENT ID. Appointments for orientationcannot be made until you have an SCE ID.

4. SCHEDULE YOUR ORIENTATION. Call the Counseling Office at your selected location to schedule your orientation.

Anaheim Campus (714) 808-4682

Cypress Campus (714) 484-7440

Wilshire Campus (Fullerton) (714) 992-9565

* NOTE: You must purchase a $2 one-day parking permit from the yellow parking lot machines before attending orientation.

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2. OBTAIN YOUR OFFICIALLY-SEALED TRANSCRIPTS with previ-ously completed high school work.

STEPS TO REGISTER: 1. CHOOSE YOUR CAMPUS

HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA PROGRAM

Reach your dreams! Adult students, 18+ years Individualized teaching * Flexible hours

COLLEGE OR CAREER CERTIFICATE? Prepare for college or a career certificate while completing your high school

diploma! Ask the SCE high school lab instructor or counselor for details about the Adult College & Career Transitions Program.

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high SChooL diPLoMa PRogRaMReach your dreams! adult students, 18+years



SCE LEaRNiNg CENTERS

ABOUT THE LEARNING CENTER • The Learning Center provides assis-

tance in gaining skills needed to at-tain personal and education goals in a relaxed and supportive environ-ment.

• Faculty create individual student learning plans as well as one-on-one instruction in ALL subjects.

• Staff and tutors are available to work in small groups or one-on-one. They provide guidance and feedback in a variety of subjects such as math, grammar, and reading.

• Enrollment is on-going.• Computers available for online in-

struction and assessment.• If you require special accommoda-

tions for a verified disability, please contact our Disabled Student Pro-grams and Services department at 714-484-7057.

LEARNING CENTER LOCATIONS & HOURS Set your own schedule during these hours: • Anaheim Campus (Rm 140) M-Th: 8:30 a.m.—2:45 p.m. M-Th: 5:00 p.m.—8:00 p.m.

• Cypress Campus (Rm SCE200-205) M-Th: 8:30 a.m.—2:45 p.m.

• Wilshire Campus, Fullerton (Rm 105) M-Th: 8:30 a.m.—2:45 p.m. M-Th: 5:00 p.m.—8:00 p.m

SELF-PACED LAB STYLE Students have an opportunity to work at their own pace to complete their educational goals.

SCE LEARNING CENTERS A Tutoring and Support Service for SCE Students

Individualized teaching * Flexible hours

FREE TUTORING In most subjects. All SCE students are welcome.

HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA OR CAREER CERTIFICATE? Interested in earning your high school diploma or preparing for a career certificate? Ask the SCE Learn-

ing Center instructor or counselor for details about the Adult College & Career Transitions Program.

SCE LABS IMPROVING INDIVIDUAL SKILLS LABABE/120For students interested in improving general and specific academic subjects at the secondary level (grades 9-12) experiencing difficulty in curriculum ranging from basic aca-demics to college preparatory.Starts week of 6/22/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009; nc Jul 3

CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR11783 MTWTh/7:30a-9p

F/7:30a-3:45p S/10a-2p

FC/800 Staff

11784 MTWTh/9a-7p LLRC/127 Staff

11782 MTWTh/9a-7p LLRC Staff

SUPERVISED TUTORINGLABS/100Students will use tutorial assistance to enhance problem solving skills, and increase comprehension of specific subject areas. Tutors and instructors are there to help you prepare for tests and to complete homework. Enrollment is by Instructor and Counselor referral only.Dates: Jun 22-Aug 14; nc Jul 3-Jul 4


11706 MTWTh/7a-8:45p FS/7a-3p

FC/800 Staff

SCE LEaRNiNg CENTERSa Tutoring and Support Service for SCE Students



CAREER PLANNING

Educational planning services are available to students currently enrolled in: English-as-a-Second Language (ESL), Citizenship, Disabled Student Programs, Parenting, High School Subjects, Basic Skills, Short-Term Vocational classes and certification programs.

The Counseling Center at the SCE Anaheim Campus Students enrolled in SCE classes can take advantage of this state-of-the-art career library, including the online career computer lab. Find out about a new career direction, change careers, re-career, get ideas for your job search, work on a resume, research local college or job training opportunities. Make an appointment to ensure staff assistance.

Location: Anaheim Campus, Room 215A Summer Hours: M-Th: 9am-4pm; Mon Eve until 7pm

Fri: 9am-1pm; Sat & Sun: Closed Aug 9-Sept 8, 2009: hours vary –

call ahead: 714-808-4683

CAREER SEARCH STRATEGIES CNED/245 NEW!Our role is to provide you with the tools and training to conduct a highly effective job search program. This includes a customized job search game plan, a self assessment of your career strengths, effective self presentation strategies and negotiating recommendations to maximize your earnings. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 8 *Dates: Jun 30-Jul 28 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81089 S/9a-11a WIL/218 Reyes $5081088* T/6p-8p SCE200/223 Reyes $50

ENGLISH & COMMUNICATION

For more information about English & Communication classes, please call (714) 484-7038.

DELIVERING PRESENTATIONS WITH CONFIDENCE ENCO/520Many of us are required or asked to give presentations in class, at work, or at social events, yet we are too fearful or lack the knowledge to give a presentation effectively and confidently. By understanding the fear and by offering exercises in a safe and positive growth environment, the published author of "31 Tips to Becoming an Effective Presenter," will gently guide you in transcending your presentation fears and becoming confident in presenting to others. You may even learn to enjoy giving presentations. Dates: Jul 9-Jul 30 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81070 Th/7p-9p SCE200/223 Adamo $50

BUSINESS SKILLS

For more information about Business classes, please call (714) 808-4673.

HOW TO BE AN EFFECTIVE NETWORKER BUSN/360Do you find it hard to make conversation at business and social events? Networking can be the most efficient way to promote your business and find customers but you need to network effectively in order opportunity to learn the do's, don'ts and where's of of effective networking from a published author and international trainer. This workshop is particularly valuable not only for professionals and business people who want to increase their confidence and networking skills, but for anyone who wants to build business and social relationships with others. Dates: Jul 18-Jul 18 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80354 S/9a-1p AN/104 Adamo $40

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HOW TO SELL ON EBAY BUSN/425 NEW!Everyone has lots of stuff in closets, drawers and garages. Some even pay for storage areas to hold this stuff. Why not make some money by selling your things on eBay? This class will show you how. We will discuss organization, categorization and writing posts. Dates: Jun 30-Jul 7 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81203 T/6:30p-

8:30pAN/504 Staff $40

FINANCIAL PLANNING & INVESTING


RETIREMENT PLANNING TODAY FINC/338Learn how to make your retirement comfortable and free of money worries through this information packed seminar. Learn about basic investment products and strategies which can maximize return, lower taxes and provide financial security. Topics: Retirement and Financial Planning, Tax Planning, Investments, Health, Life, Medicare and Long Term Care Insurance. Dates: Jul 16-Jul 23 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80242 Th/6:30p-

9:30pAN/108 Bowman $59

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INVESTMENT STRATEGIES TO BUILD AND PROTECT YOUR NEST EGGFINC/322AThis class will cover all the basic investment products and strategies which can maximize investment return, lower taxes, and provide financial security. Conservative personal and family investing will be emphasized. Specific areas of discussion will be Market Trends, Fixed Income, How to Buy and Sell Stocks, Mutual Funds, Annuities, Long Term Care, Retirement accounts and Estate Planning. This class is essential for growing and protecting your assets. Dates: Jul 14-Jul 28 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80129 T/6:30p-9p AN/108 Goffin $39

SECRETS OF REAL ESTATE FINANCING FINC/333Learn about real estate loans, costs, loan processing, qualifications, appraisals, escrows and underwriting. Find out how "not" to be taken: when getting a loan, interest rates, junk fees, lock-ins, false quotes, choosing a lender. For consumers, new loan officers, loan processors or investors. Dates: Jun 23-Jul 21 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81213 T/7p-9:30p SCECYP/107 Stiles $60

COMPUTERS

For more information about Computer classes, please call (714) 808-4919.

GET AHEAD WITH COMPUTER SKILLS!SCE OFFERS: Quality instructors, state-of-the-art laboratories, convenient offerings, all of the latest software!

MOST SCE COMPUTER COURSES ARE FREE!SCE has been a leader in computer instruction for 20 years, offering INTRODUCTORY through ADVANCED COURSES. Certificates of Completion are available.

NOTE: NOCCCD SCE non-credit computer courses are not transferable and will not be recognized for credit by other institutions, including Fullerton College and Cypress College. These are non-credit computer classes and cannot be considered equivalent to or prerequisites for computer classes at a community college. For example, CCTR 100 is NOT equivalent to CIS 100.

GRADING POLICY: Some SCE Computer courses are considered Career Development and College Preparation by SCE. Students will receive a grade of Pass, No Pass, or Withdrawal. All grades awarded will appear on the student transcript or permanent student record. Please refer to the GENERAL INFORMATION section in the back of this schedule for further information or visit www.sce.edu/gradingpolicy for information regarding withdrawal dates specific to each course.

BUSINESS/COMPUTER SKILLS LAB CCTR/100Enjoy free, flexible scheduling for a variety of courses: Office Keyboarding, Data Entry, 10-Key, Typing/Keyboarding for Speed and Accuracy, Windows XP, MS Office (Word, Excel, Access, Outlook, PowerPoint), Intro to Internet and World Wide Web, internet access and free email! Dates: Jun 22-Aug 14; nc Jul 3 *Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/3/2009; nc Jul 3-Jul 4 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 11819 MTWTh/8a-10p

F/8a-5p FC/500 Staff

11859* MTWTh/8a-4p F/9a-12p

SCE200/209 Staff

11785* MTWTh/9a-9p S/9a-12p F/12:30p-3:30p

AN/304 Staff

INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS COMP/100Designed for those who know nothing or very little about computers. Builds computer technology understanding, makes one a better consumer of computers and products, and explores operation systems, software and hardware. Provides foundation for other SCE computer classes. Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/3/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81164 TTh/9a-12p AN/302 Esparza81024 TTh/5:30p-8:30p SCE200/211 Benson81036 MW/6:30p-9:30p AN/312 Esparza

BEGINNING KEYBOARDING COMP/685Stop hunt and pecking at the keyboard with this short course Learn the keyboard layout to build speed and accuracy. Course covers proper technique at the computer keyboard as well as 10-key keyboarding. Dates: Jun 29-Aug 5 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81068 MW/12:30p-2p SCE200/211 Grane

INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT WINDOWSMS/104Learn the newest Windows operating system; includes desktop and file management, security, adding hardware and software, personalizing Windows XP, making connections and communicating with other people. Recommended proficiency in: Introduction to Computers or equivalent. Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/3/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81078 TTh/12:15p-3:15p AN/302 Yee81235 MT/6:30p-9:30p AN/307 Eggers

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DISCOVER THE INTERNET COMP/105A hands-on overview of Internet concepts, Web browsing using Internet Explorer; email, newsgroups, FTP, netiquette, security issues, research, and more. Hands-on including on-line browsing. Recommended proficiency in: Introduction to Computers or equivalent.Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/3/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81077 MW/12:15p-3:15p AN/302 Yee81073 TTh/6p-9p AN/302 Lau

DIGITAL PHOTO ALBUMS FOR BEGINNERSCOMP/121Learn how to import photos from various sources; organize and manage photos; perform basic editing functions of photos and share albums; create slide shows and video CDs; and create cards, calendars, albums, and a photo book using Adobe Photoshop Album and other methods. Windows knowledge is recommended. Textbook may be required. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 8 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81018 S/8a-12p AN/405 Alvarado

MS OFFICE - OVERVIEW MS/160Learn the basics of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access in one class. Topics include document formatting, working with graphics, basic formulas, queries and reports. This class serves as a foundation for other MS Office Courses. Dates: Jun 29-Aug 5 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81028 MW/8:30a-11:30a AN/403 Esparza

INTRODUCTION TO WORD MS/144Provides a basic working knowledge of Word. Covers topics such as formatting with fonts, paragraph alignment, indents, margins, inserting clip art bullets and numbering, columns and tables. Recommended proficiency in: Introduction to Computers, Introduction to Windows or equivalent. Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/3/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81076 T/6p-9p

Th/6p-9p AN/312 AN/307

Moran

81069 MW/6:30p-9:30p AN/302 Heasley

INTRODUCTION TO EXCEL MS/105Provides a basic working knowledge of this popular spreadsheet program. Covers topics such as formulas, functions, and charting. Recommended proficiency in: Introduction to Computers, Introduction to Windows or equivalent. Dates: Jun 30-Aug 6 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81042 TTh/8:30a-11:30a AN/405 Douglas81035 T/6:30p-9:30p

Th/6:30p-9:30p AN/301 AN/303

Esparza

MS EXCEL - POWER-USER SKILLS MS/165This course is for people who are comfortable using MS Excel and who want to develop "power skills". Topics include computational techniques (defining names, nested IF functions, summarizing data), using Excel's database tools (tables, database operations, lookup functions), and expert skills (conditional formatting, macros). Also covered are advanced formatting techniques and shortcuts for accelerating productivity. Dates: Jun 30-Aug 6 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81040 TTh/6p-9p AN/403 Fiske

INTRODUCTION TO ACCESS MS/106Design databases using this popular software package. Includes creating tables, forms, reports and labels. Recommended proficiency in: Introduction to Computers, Introduction to Windows or equivalent. Dates: Jun 29-Aug 5 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81041 M/6p-9p

W/6p-9pAN/405 AN/303

Fiske

QUICKBOOKS FUNDAMENTALS FOR THE FINANCIAL OFFICE APPLICATIONSCOMP/650Teaches students the basics of using the QuickBooks software to develop customized financial application for business. The course covers special techniques for reducing data entry time, eliminating errors and getting consistent results. Upon completion students will understand the basics of QuickBooks to simplify financial tasks. Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/3/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81075 TTh/9a-12p AN/403 Moran81030 MW/5:30p-8:30p SCE200/211 D'Aiuto

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DIGITAL MEDIA, WEB & VIDEO

For more information about the Digital Media, Web, and Video Program classes, please email [email protected].

WEBSITE DESIGN CERTIFICATE Complete six of the courses required for this certificate and receive the last class FREE! Present copies of the six certificates to the registration desk at least two days before the class begins to receive the last class for FREE. Courses are taught at the NOCCCD Anaheim Campus in PC Labs.

Step 1- Enroll in one at a time or all at the same time: Adobe Photoshop (Beginning) Adobe Illustrator (Beginning) Web Site Design (HTML)

Step 2-Enroll in one at a time or both at the same time: Adobe Dreamweaver (Beginning) Adobe Flash (Beginning)

Step 3- Enroll in one at a time or both at the same time: Adobe Dreamweaver (Intermediate) Adobe Flash (Intermediate)

REQUIREMENTS: All courses must be completed with SCE Students must bring a flash drive. Some courses require textbooks and/or DVDs. Read full course descriptions at www.sce.edu/schedule or at www.ocdmc.com.Prices subject to change. REFUNDS: See GENERAL INFORMATION section in the back of this schedule for policy. A refund policy must be filled out 48 hours before the class starts. No refunds after the class starts.

Graphic Arts Classes

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP (BEGINNING) DIG/102Prerequisite: Computer literacy. Topics include basic interface, file formats, color models, scanning, resolution, image size, actions, selections, layers, masks, paths, typography, enhancing photos, painting, filters, special effects and web graphics. Bring Flash Drive. PC lab only. Textbooks required. Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/24/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80348 M/12p-3:45p AN/313 Quintanilla $19580170 F/6p-9:45p AN/313 Herrera $195

ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR (BEGINNING) DIG/103Prerequisite: Computer literacy. Create stunning graphics which add depth and excitement to any layout. Start with the basics of object-oriented rendering and coloring and continue with custom type and text features, templates, layers, blends and filters. Bring Flash Drive. PC lab only. Textbooks required. Dates: Jul 8-Aug 26 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80176 W/6p-9:45p AN/313 Burger $195

ADOBE INDESIGN DIG/151Prerequisite: Computer Literacy. Class will consist of hands-on exercises to develop page layout and design skills. This course is designed for those who have no prior knowledge or experience with InDesign. Projects include ads, brochures, catalog pages, newsletters and some web page application. Bring Flash Drive. PC lab only. Textbooks required. Dates: Jul 9-Aug 27 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80177 Th/6p-9:45p AN/310 Burger $195

Website Design Classes

WEBSITE DESIGN HTML DIG/112Prerequisite: Knowledge of Internet, operating systemnavigation, basic computer skills, opening/savingdocuments. Learn the basic principles of web page construction; edit and format HTML documents. Make hyperlinks to other pages, make tables, build forms, embed and optimize images. Learn about JPG, GIF formats, create frames; learn to use Java and JavaScript, review professional web-authoring tools like Dreamweaver and Fireworks. Bring Flash Drive. PC lab only. Textbook Required. Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/24/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81214 F/12p-3:45p AN/313 Quintanilla $195 80175 W/6p-9:45p AN/307 Herrera $195

ADOBE DREAMWEAVER (BEGINNING) DIG/105Prerequisite: Knowledge of internet, operating systemnavigation, basic computer skills, opening/savingdocuments. Learn the principles of web design and how to edit HTML documents. Integrate web graphics find resources on the Web and survey advanced techniques related to E-commerce websites. Create your own site and demo your work in last class. Bring Flash Drive. PC lab only. Textbook Required. Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/24/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81215 W/12p-3:45p AN/310 Quintanilla $195 80172 T/6p-9:45p AN/313 Peirce $195

ADOBE DREAMWEAVER (INTERMEDIATE) DIG/162Prerequisite: Beginning Dreamweaver. Students will build upon their beginning Dreamweaver and/or HTML skills to learn how to develop more interactive and sophisticated websites. Special emphasis will be placed on developing and linking to databases using Dreamweaver. Bring Flash Drive. PC lab only. Textbook Required. Dates: Jul 10-Aug 28 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80252 F/6p-9:45p AN/310 Shah $195

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graphic art Classes

Website design Classes


ADOBE FLASH PRO (BEGINNING) DIG/106Prerequisite: Knowledge of internet, operating systemnavigation, basic computer skills, opening/savingdocuments. Students will learn how to use Flash to do web animations, interactivity and will build complete websites using only Flash. Learn basic animation, key frames, tweening, movie clips, basic action script, preparing images for web/multimedia and more! Bring Flash Drive. PC lab only. Textbook required. Dates: Jul 9-Aug 27 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80174 Th/6p-9:45p AN/313 Herrera $195

ADOBE FLASH PRO (INTERMEDIATE) DIG/135Prerequisite: Beginning Flash. Students must have a complete understanding of Flash basics: tweening, motion paths, the library, movie clips and basic action script. Learn to use Flash for complex web animations, special effects, and sophisticated interactivity. Learn intermediate action scripting which includes working with objects, classes, methods, properties, functions and event handlers. Controlling multiple timelines, sound effects and text will be taught as well as adding dynamic interactivity to the movie and clip. Bring Flash Drive. PC lab only. Textbook required. Dates: Jul 6-Aug 24 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80173 M/6p-9:45p AN/313 Herrera $195

SOLID WORKS FOR THE DESIGNER (INTERMEDIATE) DIG/165Prerequisite: Beginning Solidworks. Class will consist of hands-on exercises to develop 3D CAD design skills with state-of-the-art intuitive, parametric 3D CAD system. This course is designed for students who have completed SolidWorks (Beginning). The intermediate course will focus on achieving a more in-depth understanding of SolidWorks by implementing more advanced operations. Bring Flash Drive. Dates: Jul 6-Aug 24 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81236 M/6p-9:45p AN/303 Staff $195

Digital Video Classes

ADOBE PREMIERE PRO DIG/101Prerequisite: Computer Literacy. Edit in real-time and enjoy an elegant interface. Create productions that stand-out using new professional tools such as color correction, multiple nestable timelines, keyframable effects and much more. Work with your tools of choice thanks to tight integration with leading video hardware and software. Bring DVD/Flash Drive. PC lab only. Dates: Jul 7-Aug 25 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80171 T/6p-9:45p AN/310 Nord $195

ADOBE AFTER EFFECTS DIG/114Prerequisite: Adobe Photoshop and Premiere skills.Learn the Adobe After Effects work area; integrating video and graphic motion, creative mattes, animation, filtering, and multimedia animation. Bring DVD/Flash Drive. PC lab only. Dates: Jul 8-Aug 26 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80178 W/6p-9:45p AN/310 Nord $195

SILK - ILLUSTRATOR DIG/175Prior experience with Illustrator required. Intermediate to advanced techniques of Illustration using the pen tool, clipping masks, gradients, blends, and gradient meshes to create watercolor and silk painting effects. Printing to various medias, including silk will be explored. Dates: Jul 6-Aug 24 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81216 M/6p-9:45p AN/310 Staff $195

MOBILE DEVICE GAME DEVELOPMENT DIG/180An introduction of game theory and game design as it pertains to websites and mobile devices. The class will focus on action script 3 programming language with emphasis on user interaction. Course includes hands-on exercises for art asset generation, game play mechanics and audio. Textbook required. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 29 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81196 S/8:30a-

12:30p AN/313 Herrera $195

DISABLED STUDENT PROGRAMS AND SERVICES

For more information about the Disabled Student Programs and Services, please call (714) 484-7057 or TTY: (714) 781-8165.

FREE! ENROLL AT ANYTIME!DSP&S services (interpreter services, tutors, not e takers, etc.) are offered for those students with disabilities who enroll in general SCE classes. Special classes are offered for those students who would not benefit from general SCE classes. Special classes are offered for those students who would not benefit from general SCE offerings. Students are expected to maintain good attendance; excessive absences may result in a student being dropped. Those with disabilities are encouraged to make arrangements for support services at least four weeks prior to start of class.

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INDEPENDENT LIVING SKILLS DSPS/124A comprehensive program for adults with developmental disabilities to improve the social, academic, personal, prevocational and avocational capabilities.Dates: Jun 29-Aug 7; nc Jul 3 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81142 MTWThF/9a-2:30p WIL/207 Anderson

Pietrzak 81128 MTWThF/9a-2:30p SCECYP/103 Brown

Crawford

PERSONAL SAFETY FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES DSPS/175This course is designed to introduce students with developmental disabilities to personal safety awareness. Students with disabilities will be presented with proactive steps to take to avoid dangerous situations in the community and at home. Students with disabilities will also be presented with basic techniques for self defense and first aid. Dates: Jun 30-Aug 6 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81222 TTh/9a-11:30a WIL/201 Stephens

EXPLORATORY ARTS FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED DSPS/111A course designed for students with visual impairments, which provides experience using various art media. Dates: Jun 30-Sep 8 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81250 T/12:30p-2:30p Braille Institute Tebo

MOBILITY SKILLS DSPS/155A class designed for students with disabilities to enhance independence by introducing safe practices and knowledge for using public transportation. Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/3/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81140 MW/9a-3p SCECYP/107 Gottdank 81212 TTh/9a-3p AN/132 Gottdank 81141 MW/9a-3p WIL/201 Stephens

KINESTHETIC PE FOR VISUALLY IMPAIREDDSPS/119A class designed for students with visual impairments to improve body awareness, stamina, cardiovascular fitness and muscle tone. Instruction will be characterized by specialized techniques relying on tactile input to the students. Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 9/7/2009; nc Sep 7 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81240 T/9:30a-11:30a Braille Institute Tebo81243 Th/9:30a-11:30a Braille Institute Tebo81256 M/9:30a-11:30a Braille Institute Rigali81244 W/9:30a-11:30a Braille Institute Tebo81247 Th/12:30p-2:30p Braille Institute Tebo81245 W/12:30p-2:30p Braille Institute Tebo

CRITICAL THINKING DSPS/150Designed to assist adults with disabilities in acquiring or improving critical thinking skills necessary to function independently in a variety of activities, situations, and environments. Emphasis on problem solving and decision making through understanding and evaluating situations, utilizing knowledge of cause and effect relationships, exploring options, and planning and implementing strategies. Dates: Jun 29-Aug 5 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81116 MW/12:30p-3p AN/132 Staff

BEGINNING BANKING FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES DSPS/180This class is for students with disabilities who want to learn how to spell money amounts, fill out an check, make a deposit, record checks and deposits in a check register, and record ATM transactions in a register. This class would beneficial for students: who want to learn the basics of banking, who need practice with the basics of banking, or who are new and would like to take the Banking for Apartment Living class. Dates: Jun 29-Aug 5 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81114 MW/9a-11:30a AN/303 Williams 81129 MW/12:30p-3p SCE200/200 Staff

SOCIAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABLITIES DSPS/185Geared for students with disabilities to learn how to create a social life for themselves by discussing how to meet people and making friends, identifying low cost activities, learning age appropriate games to play with guest, practicing social manners, and planning a social event and carrying it out. Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/3/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81133 TTh/12:30p-3p SCE200/223 Cunningham81117 MW/12:30p-3p AN/404 Williams

BEGINNING COMPUTERS / OPEN LAB FOR ADULTS WITH DISABILITIESDSPS/190This course is designed to provide students who have developmental disabilities with the knowledge to develop or maintain skills in basic computer applications such as, but not limited to: Windows, word processing, data entry, Internet navigation, keyboarding, and remedial academic software. Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 9/7/2009; nc Sep 7 *Dates: Jun 30-Aug 6 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81397 TTh/8:30a-3p Westview

Vocational Ctr Draffan

81398 MW/8:30a-2p Westview Vocational Ctr

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81119* TTh/12:30p-3p AN/303 Staff

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HAVE INTERNET; WILL TRAVEL DSPS/195This course is designed to provide students who have developmental disabilities with the knowledge to develop the skills needed for travel planning while building computer and researching skills by use of the Internet. Students will plan 3 trips: a day trip, a weekend get-away, and a week vacation. Dates: Jun 29-Aug 5 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81122 MW/9a-11:30a SCE200/200 Draffan

RULES OF THE ROAD DSPS/200This course is designed to provide students who have developmental disabilities with the knowledge to increase awareness as a pedestrian/bicyclist or future licensed driver about the laws and rules of the road. Dates: Jun 30-Aug 6 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81124 TTh/9a-11:30a SCE200/200 Barrett

PHOTOSHOP FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIESDSPS/210Through class and individual instruction students with developmental or learning disabilities will acquire basic knowledge and skills in digital photography and manipulation of photographs utilizing the Adobe Photoshop Elements program. Students will also develop their creativity through personalized PhotoShop projects. Dates: Jul 10-Aug 7 *Dates: Jun 30-Aug 6 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81120 F/9a-3p AN/303 Barrett81132* TTh/12:30p-3p SCE200/200 Barrett

GET IN SHAPE: HEALTHY EATING AND EXERCISE DSPS/215Students with disabilities will learn the benefits of healthy eating and proper exercise. Students will prepare four healthy snacks and participate in exercise activities. Students should consult with a physician before starting an exercise program. Dates: Jun 30-Aug 6 *Dates: Jul 10-Aug 7 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81126 TTh/9a-11:30a SCE200/223 Staff 81121* F/9a-3p AN/132 Gottdank

SUMMER COOKING DSPS/220This course is designed to provide students that have developmental disabilities with the knowledge and skills needed to cook simple, nutritious meals. We will plan our meal, walk to the grocery store, shop for food, prepare the meal together, and clean up. Dates: Jun 30-Aug 6 *Dates: Jul 10-Aug 7 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81118 TTh/9a-11:30a AN/404 Guajardo81161* F/9a-3p WIL/201 Pietrzak 81137* F/9a-3p SCECYP/

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ACTOR'S WORKSHOP DSPS/225This course is designed to expose students with disabilities to basic acting techniques. Additionally, the acting, focused on everyday social dilemmas, will enhance the student's ability to interpret and then deal with these everyday life situations on a regular basis. Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/3/2009 *Dates: Jul 10-Aug 7 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81115 MW/9a-11:30a AN/404 Staff 81136* F/9a-3p SCE200/223 Cunningham81165 TTh/12:30p-3p WIL/201 Staff

DSP&S OFF-SITE CLASS LOCATIONS

CRN LOCATION 81186 Empower Community Day Program 81208 Empower Community Day Program 81194 Enriching-DSPS81210 Enriching-DSPS81174 Or Cty Assoc Retrded Citizens 81175 Or Cty Assoc Retrded Citizens 81176 Or Cty Assoc Retrded Citizens 81201 Or Cty Assoc Retrded Citizens 81204 Real Challenges Inc. 81178 West Anaheim Therapeutic Res 81207 West Anaheim Therapeutic Res 81177 Westminster Therapeutic Ctr 81202 Westminster Therapeutic Ctr 81195 Westview Vocational Ctr 81200 Westview Vocational Ctr 81205 Westview Vocational Ctr 81206 Westview Vocational Ctr 81209 Westview Vocational Ctr 81211 Westview Vocational Ctr

HOME DECORATIVE ARTS

Clothing Design

SEWING FOR BEGINNERS CC/112Learn to sew with easy new methods. Covers any project that has to do with fabrics of any kind for home or family. Know your machine, consumer purchasing; understand patterns and alterations. Make what you like and get creative! Dates: Jun 29-Aug 3 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81399 M/6p-9:30p SCE200/204 Caverly 80069 M/6p-9:30p AN/402B Martinez

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WOMEN'S TAILORING CC/115Create today's fashions with styles that precisely fit and enhance your body image. Textile properties, faster techniques, proper interfacings, fool-proof pockets, lining and pressing will result in garments costing far less than designer outfits. Computer analysis/drafting, industrial/regular machines use, ready-to-wear alterations and accessory items will be covered. May include men's tailoring. All levels welcome! Dates: Jul 10-Aug 7 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 80049 F/9a-1p AN/402B Martinez

DRESSMAKING CC/116Learn how to make the newest fashions, dresses, skirts, blouses, jackets and pants. Emphasizes couture techniques, pattern adjustment, developing speed, wardrobe planning, intro to tailoring. Inter/Adv students only! Please bring your own sewing machine or use one of ours. Dates: Jul 2-Aug 6 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 80051 Th/9a-1p SCE200/204 Martinez

FLAT PATTERN METHOD CC/120Create individualized basic patterns using your measurements and conventional drafting methods. Some computer aided drafting. Some "draping" offered. Design a variety of garment details for bodices, necklines, collars, sleeves, skirts, dresses, jackets and pants. Dates: Jun 30-Aug 4 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 80054 T/9a-1p SCE200/204 Martinez

CARE AND USE OF OVERLOCK MACHINECC/126Designed for the individual with little or no knowledge of how to use an overlock/serger machine. This course covers basic operation of the machine, how the stitches are formed and how to adjust the tensions according to the thread and fabric being used and desired type of stitch. Dates: Jul 1-Aug 5 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 80050 W/6p-9:30p SCE200/204 Martinez

Quilting

PATCHWORK, QUILTING AND APPLIQUECC/130Introduction to patchwork with a foolproof method for assembling patchwork squares. May cover tying, quilting, frames and finishing. *Includes related projects. Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/3/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 80048 W/4:30p-8p Tall Mouse-YL Gordon 80431 Th/4:30p-8p Tall Mouse-YL Gordon 80234 T/6p-9:30p AN/402B Caverly

Drawing & Painting

PAINTINGARTC/160Discover the wonderful possibilities of expressing yourself with various painting mediums. All skill levels are welcome. A lecture/demonstration on materials, techniques, color, and composition is followed by a guided lab session. Voluntary supportive critiques held at the end of each class. Dates: Jun 30-Jul 28 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80184 T/1p-4p AN/402A Innes $40

DRAWING: BASICS AND BEYOND ARTC/165Drawing is the foundation of all visual arts. Learn fundamentals of drawing in this exciting hands-on class. Acquire technical and perceptual skills while exploring properties of line, shape, value, perspective, and composition. All levels welcome. Dates: Jun 30-Jul 28 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80351 T/9a-12p AN/402A Innes $40

DRAWING WITH THE RIGHT SIDE OF YOUR BRAIN ARTC/800If you have practiced drawing in the past but feel stuck, or want to draw beyond stick figures, come enjoy learning how to draw using the right side of your brain! This technique is fun and successful regardless of your art background. Materials will be provided. Dates: Jun 30-Aug 4 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80106 T/6p-7p WIL/207 Fowler $25

TOLE AND DECORATIVE ARTS (INTERMEDIATE) HD/111Student will build on the basic skills learned in basic Tole and Decorative classes. Using acrylic paint students will use a variety of strokes and techniques to decorate a variety of surfaces such as: tin, wood, porcelain and furniture. Some painting experience is necessary for this class. Dates: Jul 1-Aug 5 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 80402 W/9a-12:30p AN/402A Daun

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PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS ETIQUETTECNED/235This class will empower you to present yourself with confidence and authority. Topics covered include dining skills, introductions, how to make an entrance, remembering names, handshaking, conversation & listening skills. Dates: Jul 16-Jul 30 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81001 Th/7p-8:30p SCECYP/104 Wantland $40

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BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY THE MECHANICS OF DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHYFOTO/101Strengthen your photographic skills. Become familiar with current equipment for digital cameras. Instruction includes composition, digital formats, lenses, f-stops and shutter speeds, electronic flash, and night photography. Discussion will include how Photoshop software impacts photography. Dave Rosenberger has taught photography for over 30 years. He has worked for Canon USA in both technical and sales capacities. He teaches photography with the North Orange County College District. Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 7/27/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80168 T/6:30p-

9:30pAN/607 Rosenberger $45

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PHOTOGRAPHY(INTERMEDIATE) FOTO/102Sharpen your photographic skills. Become familiar with current day equipment and express your creative talents. Covers portrait photography, special effects, night-time digital photography. Field trip with instruction included. Dates: Jul 2-Jul 30 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80055 Th/6:30p-

9:30pWIL/203 Rosenberger $90

PARENTING

Parenting classes provide a wonderful opportunity to bond with your child. Share in activities with your child that will stimulate social, emotional, physical and intellectual growth. Recent studies are showing that a pre-school experience better prepares your child for success in school and beyond. Many of these parenting classes provide that type of experience for the child and positive parenting techniques and other skills to reinforce at home what is learned in the classroom.

Children must attend classes with a registered adult. The adult registering for the class can be the parent, grandparent, neighbor or guardian.

Yorba Linda Parenting Classes with code YLC will be held at the Yorba Linda Church of Christ at 4382 Eureka Avenue, Yorba Linda, CA 92886.

BABIES LOVE MUSIC (AGES 4-14 MONTHS) PARN/147Music listening and music activities provide an excellent foundation for your baby's cognitive and social development. Mix together: One part thunder on a large gathering drum. Add small hand drums. Sprinkle liberally with rhythm band instruments, singing and puppets. Top it off with guitar, harmonica, and recorded music. MMM...mmm... good! Enrollmentlimited to 14.Dates: Jun 30-Jul 21 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80204 T/11a-12p WIL/204 Greeno $2081239 T/2:30p-

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Greeno $20

KIDS LOVE MUSIC (AGES 1-2) PARN/148Music activities provide an excellent foundation for your preschooler's cognitive and social development. Mix together: One part thunder on Indian tom toms. Add glockenspiels and xylophones for rain. Sprinkle liberally with rhythm band instruments, singing and puppets. Top it off with guitar, harmonica, and recorded music. MMM...mmm...good...Enrollment limited to 14.Dates: Jun 30-Jul 21 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEEAges 1-2 80105 T/10a-11a WIL/204 Greeno $20Ages 1-4 80153 T/12p-1p WIL/204 Greeno $2081241 T/3:30p-

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Ages 2-4 80102 T/9a-10a WIL/204 Greeno $20

KINDERGYM - TODDLER FITNESS PARN/104AParents and children enjoy exercise, movement and music together. Emphasis on developing large motor skills, coordination and self-esteem. Class provides an opportunity for parents to observe and interact with child. All activities introduced can be done by parents with child at home. Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 7/27/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR Ages 1-2 80073 M/9a-10a Yorba Linda

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JOYFUL PARENTING - CREATIVE ART/MUSICPARN/101Parent and child will enjoy self-esteem building activities together; songs and music; easel and finger painting; band and blocks; school readiness; crafts and Playdoh. Includes activity ideas to do at home. (Please bring a snack). Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/3/2009 *Dates: Jun 29-Jul 2 †Dates: Jul 10-Aug 7 ‡Dates: Jul 2-Jul 30CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR Ages 1.5-2.5 80211 M/9a-11a WIL/204 Washburn Thompson81091* MTWTh/9a-

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Parenting Classes for Parents

HELPING YOUR STRUGGLING CHILDPARN/220So many children today are struggling in school, acting out at home, having social problems, and/or experiencing mood changes. Parents are often frustrated, confused, and unsure of what to do. This course will assist parents in understanding children's issues, and recognizing symptoms of common disorders such as ADHD, learning disabilities, anxiety, depression, and autism. In addition, the course will focus on how to determine whether a significant problem exists, and how to obtain an accurate diagnosis. Dates: Aug 1-Aug 1 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81234 S/10a-12p CC/CE12-12 Matusoff $15

CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION

CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION (CTE) PROGRAM INFORMATION

WHEN TO REGISTER: Students should enroll during the Registration period (see registration information, online and walk-in, in the front of this book).

FIRST CLASS ATTENDANCE: To secure your place in class, you must attend the first class. If you are not in class ONE HOUR after the scheduled starting time your spot could be reassigned to a student on the Wait List.

ORIENTATION: It is highly recommended that all NEW students attend their program orientation. To reserve a place at orientation, please call (714) 808-4681.

GRADING POLICY: The following courses are considered Career Development and College Preparation by the School of Continuing Education: Administrative Assistant Certificate Program, Early Childhood Education Certificate Program, and Pharmacy Technician Certificate Program. In these programs students will receive a grade of Pass, No Pass, or Withdrawal. All grades awarded will appear on the student transcript or permanent student record. Please refer to the GENERAL INFORMATIONsection in the back of this schedule for further information or visit www.sce.edu/gradingpolicy for information regarding withdrawal dates specific to each course.

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

For more information about the Administrative Assistant Certificate Program classes, please call 714-808-4919

The Administrative Assistant Certificate Program prepares students for a career as a secretary or an administrative assistant. Training includes keyboarding, introduction to computers, Windows XP, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, telephone techniques, filing, business mathematics, communication and problem solving, spelling, proofreading, Internet, e-mail, and employment skills.

REGISTRATION: Students must begin with Computer Applications I, Office Skills I.

ORIENTATION: It is highly recommended that all NEW students attend the program orientation. To reserve a place at Orientation, follow these instructions: Step 1: Call (714) 808-4681 Step 2: Leave your name & phone number on the message to reserve your space for orientation on

Wednesday, May 20, 6-8pm Board Room, 1st Floor, Anaheim Campus

Day classes are held at Cypress CEC in SCE/200, evening classes at Anaheim Campus.

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COMPUTER APPLICATIONS FOR THE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT I BUSN/340First in a series of two levels that prepares students for an entry-level position as an administrative assistant. Includes Keyboarding and Word. Textbook Required. Dates: Jun 30-Aug 6 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81026 TWTh/5:20p-8p AN/405 Casper

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS FOR THE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT II BUSN/341Second in a series of two levels that prepares students for an entry-level position as an administrative assistant. Includes units on Windows and Internet. Textbook Required. Starts week of 6/29/09, ends week of 8/3/09; nc Jul 3 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81067 MW/8a-12p SCE200/211 Grane81033 MWF/5:30p-8p AN/403 Downer

OFFICE SKILLS I BUSN/320First in a series of two levels that prepare students for an entry-level position as an administrative assistant. Includes units on the office environment, career opportunities, attitude, human relationships, and work ethics. Textbook Required. Dates: Jun 30-Aug 6 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 80324 TWTh/8:10p-9:30p AN/405 Casper

OFFICE SKILLS II BUSN/321Second in a series of two levels that prepares students for an entry-level position as an administrative assistant. Includes units on telephone procedures, filing and managing records, processing business documents, sending and receiving mail, and managing office activities. Textbook Required. Starts week of 6/29/09, ends week of 8/3/09; nc Jul 3 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81066 TTh/8a-10a SCE200/211 McClurkin81031 MWF/8:10p-9:30p AN/403 Downer

BARTENDING

BARTENDING WORKSHOPS HOSM/101Covers bartending and cocktail skills (Flair Bartending Techniques). This is a SMALL GROUP "short term, fast paced" course for those interested in basic and current popular drinks, ABC laws, and RBS (responsible beverage service). Employment assistance available. Certificate issued upon completion of course. Fee includes: Recipe Cards and new DVD. Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/3/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80052 S/8:30a-1p SCE200/210 Salisbury $15080053 S/1p-5:30p SCE200/210 Salisbury $15080136 T/5p-9:30p SCE200/210 Salisbury $15080137 Th/5p-9:30p SCE200/210 Salisbury $150

CONSTRUCTION EDUCATION


BASIC ELECTRICITY ELET/102Course starts with basic electricity and progresses into residential wiring in accordance with the National Electrical Code. Students learn how to obtain an electrical contractor's license. Supplies purchase required as specified by instructor. Dates: Jun 29-Aug 5 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 80115 MW/6p-10p FC/-715 Famolaro

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION CERTIFICATE

PROGRAM

For more information about the Early Childhood Education Certificate Program, please call (714) 808-4673.

The SCE Early Childhood Education program is designed to train individuals for teacher and caregiver positions in licensed, proprietary infant/toddler/preschool/child daycare centers. Our curriculum is approved by the State Department of Social Services. This ECE program is a non-credit program based upon instructional hours rather than college units. The required and elective ECE courses within the certificate program are equivalent to two units of ECE in compliance with State licensing requirements for private facilities only.

REGISTRATION: It is recommended that students begin with these classes: Early Childhood Development and/or Program Principles I.

ORIENTATION: It is highly recommended that all NEW students to the orientation. To reserve a place at Orientation, follow these instructions: Step 1: Call (714) 808-4681 Step 2: Leave your name & phone number on the message to reserve your space for orientation on

Monday, June 1, 6 - 8 pm Board Room, 1st Floor, Anaheim Campus

ECE Required Courses

EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT ECE/140Intro to age-related child growth, development, learning characteristics, self-concept, mechanics and techniques of positive learning. Dates: Jun 30-Aug 6 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 80104 TTh/6:30p-9:30p AN/104 Sueng

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FAMILY COMMUNITY RELATIONSHIPS ECE/136Examination of the sociological relationships between family and society; institutional, racial, social, and economic factors affecting the family and the child. Dates: Jun 29-Aug 5 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 80149 MW/6:30p-9:30p AN/104 Dumas

ECE Elective Courses

PROGRAM SCIENCE & MATH ECE/130Plan, organize and implement activities that help children develop skills, appreciation and enthusiasm for science and math. Dates: Jun 29-Aug 5 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81104 MW/6:30p-9:30p AN/504 HedgesPROGRAM CREATIVE EXPERIENCE ECE/132Student awareness and application of materials appropriate for preschool art activities. Dates: Jun 30-Aug 6 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 80121 TTh/6:30p-9:30p AN/110 Pagalidis

MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

For more information about these Management Certificate Program classes, please call 714-808-4673.

MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE PROGRAM Certificateissued upon satisfactory completion of ten required courses and one elective computer course. Required courses include: Elements of Supervision, Management Skills I, Management Skills II, Finance for the Non-Financial Manager, Successful Negotiations, Written Communications, Effective Business Presentations, Introduction to Employment Law, Understanding Business Contracts, and Marketing Principles. Choose one 36-hour computer course from the following: Intro to Computers, Intro to Windows, Intro to Word, Intermediate Word, Intro to Excel, Intro to Access, Intermediate Access, Intro to Power Point, or MS Office-Overview. Please refer to the Computers section in this schedule for listing of computer courses.

WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS FOR BUSINESS BMGR/415Provides extensive hands-on experience with all types of written business communications including letters, resumes, cover letters, memos, and reports. Dates: Jun 29-Aug 3 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81079 M/6:30p-9:30p WIL/214 Dunne

MEDICAL ASSISTANT CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

For more information about these Medical Assistant Certificate Program classes, please call 714-808-4673.

Certificate issued upon satisfactory completion of three required courses and one elective computer course, and achievement of keyboarding competency. Required courses include: Medical Assisting Front Office, Medical Insurance Billing and Medical Terminology.

For computer elective, students may choose one of these 36-hour computer courses: Introduction to Computers or Introduction to Windows. Students competent in basic computer operations may substitute the computer requirement with a more advanced computer course or take a challenge exam.

Student must purchase required textbooks. Students should be able to type and must type at least 30 wpm by the end of the program, to meet the keyboarding requirement.

MEDICAL ASSISTING: BACK OFFICE PROCEDURES II MEDO/240 NEW!This course develops the necessary skills for the back office. Students review assisting physicians with minor surgical procedures, pharmacology, laboratory procedures, nutrition, patient education, diagnostic imaging, and urgent care and emergency procedures. Dates: Jun 29-Aug 5 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81197 MW/6p-10p AN/510 Staff

MEDICAL DEVICE INDUSTRY

For more information about the Medical Device Industry classes, call (714) 808-4575.

Quality Assurance Management Certificate for Medical Devices

The Quality Assurance Management Certificate for Medical Devices prepares participants for an entry-level position as a quality assurance specialist. The program provides instruction on the standards and regulations that govern the development of medical devices. Upon satisfactory completion of six required courses, a program certificate will be issued. The program consists of the following courses: BMGR/645 Introduction to Medical Device Quality Assurance, BMGR/648 Regulatory Affairs for Medical Devices, BMGR/651 Document and Database Management for Medical Devices, BMGR/654 Quality Assurance for Medical Devices, BMGR/657 Technical Writing for Bio-Medical Industries, BMGR/660 Quality Auditing for Medical Devices.

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INTRODUCTION TO MEDICAL DEVICE QUALITY ASSURANCE BMGR/645This course introduces students to the medical device industry in preparation for an entry-level position as a Quality Assurance Specialist. Learn about the industry's size and scope, current trends, and the wide range of products used in a variety of healthcare settings. Industry job resources are also covered. Dates: Jun 30-Aug 6 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81109 TTh/6p-9p AN/610 Vu

Medical Device Industry Professional Development

Whether you currently work in the medical device industry or planning a new career, these workshops will provide an understanding of this growing multi-billion dollar industry. Medical devices are utilized in areas of diagnostics and manufacturing. A certificate may be obtained by completing a 32-hour program consisting of four eight-hour medical device industry workshops: BMGR/625 Introduction to the Medical Device Industry, BMGR/630 Quality system: ISO 13485:2003 Basics, BMGR/635 Overview of FDA's Medical Device Regulation and BMGR/640 Fundamentals of GMP and QSR.

OVERVIEW OF FDA'S MEDICAL DEVICE REGULATION BMGR/635Course provides an overview of the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) regulation pertaining to medical devices. Topics include FDA regulatory requirements and quality system regulation; pre-market notification and approval process; complaint handling and reporting; and U.S. labeling regulations. Dates: Jul 13-Jul 16 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81110 MTh/5:30p-9:30p AN/607 Mehta $60

FUNDAMENTALS OF GMP AND QSR BMGR/640Course covers the fundamentals of Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and Quality System Regulation (QSR). Topics include Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations in relation to quality systems and controls; employee safety in the design and construction of facilities; equipment and maintenance issues; and protection of products against contamination. Dates: Jul 27-Jul 30 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80378 MTh/5:30p-9:30p AN/607 Mehta $60

PHARMACY TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

For more information about the Pharmacy Technician Certificate Program classes, please call (714) 808-4673.

The Pharmacy Technician Certificate program prepares students for an entry-level position as a pharmacy technician at a community or institutional pharmacy. The certificate program exceeds the State Board of Pharmacy's registration requirements, therefore, upon successful completion, the student will be eligible to apply for REGISTRATION with the State of California. The program is accredited by the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP).

REGISTRATION: It is recommended that students begin with Introduction to Pharmacy Technician and/orMedical Terminology.

ORIENTATION: It is highly recommended that all NEW students to the orientation. To reserve a place: Step 1: Call (714) 808-4681 Step 2: Leave your name & phone number on the message to reserve your space for orientation on

Wednesday, May 27, 6 - 8 pm Board Room, 1st floor, Anaheim Campus

INTRODUCTION TO PHARMACY TECHNICIAN MEOC/130Highlights the practice and role of a pharmacy technician. Includes educational requirements, credentialing, the pharmacist's role, an overview of pharmacy law, and the assessment of necessary abilities and skills for a successful career as a pharmacy technician. Dates: Jun 30-Aug 6 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 80113 TTh/6:30p-9:30p AN/611 Dunne

MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY MEOC/104Required course for Pharmacy Technician Certificate program but also welcomes all students preparing for a variety of professional/paraprofessional careers in the medical field. Learn medical terms or strengthen prior knowledge. Offers basics of terminology, anatomy and diagnostics. Dates: Jun 29-Aug 5 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 80114 MW/6p-10p AN/611 Wahba

PHARMACOLOGY I MEOC/121Prerequisite: Medical Terminology; bring originalcertificate to first class. Equips students with the necessary beginning theoretical knowledge. Includes categorizing, differentiating between drug classifications and inventorying. Provides a basic knowledge and understanding of drug effects on the body. Dates: Jun 29-Aug 5 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81103 MW/6:30p-9:30p AN/112 Smith

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PHARMACOLOGY II MEOC/122Prerequisite: Medical Terminology; bring originalcertificate to first class. Provides a continuation of theoretical knowledge acquired in Pharmacology I. Includes categorizing, inventorying and differentiating between drug classifications. Equips students with an advanced knowledge and understanding of drug effects on the body. Dates: Jun 30-Aug 6 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 80231 TTh/6:30p-9:30p AN/106 Smith

PHARMACY OPERATIONS LAB MEDO/230Prerequisite: Introduction to Pharmacy and keyboardingproficiency at 30 wpm. This course introduces students to the operations of a pharmacy. It provides them with a working knowledge of the structural, functional, business and inter-relational aspect of pharmacy as part of the health care system. Through hands-on instruction, students develop the entry-level skills needed to assist in a pharmacy operation. Dates: Jun 29-Aug 5 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 80230 MW/6:30p-9:30p AN/408 Hua

IN-PATIENT LAB FOR THE PHARMACY TECHNICIAN MEDO/221Prerequisite: Completion of the didactic portion of thePharmacy Technician program. The practical lab class is designed to prepare the student for an externship at neighboring pharmacies. Upon completion of the lab classes, the student should be able to step into an in-patient pharmacy and begin working with minimal additional training. Dates: Jul 2-Aug 21 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81107 ThF/6p-9p AN/408 Hua

WOODSHOP

For more information about the Woodshop classes, please call (714) 992-9500.

CABINET & MILLWORK SHOP/100Learn vocational skills in cabinet-making, millwork and furniture products. Starts week of 6/1/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 80169 MW/8a-11:50a FC/-703 Cristiano 80407 MW/5p-8:50p FC/-703 Cristiano 80001 TTh/5p-8:50p FC/-703 Cristiano

PHYSICAL FITNESS

For more information about the Physical Fitness classes, please call (714) 484-7038.

AEROBICS FITN/206Low-impact, high intensity, coed class. Hand weights encouraged along with a towel or mat for floor exercises. Any materials are students' responsibility. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 *Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/3/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 80043 S/10a-11a CC/GYM 1-101 Weaver

NO CLASS ON JULY 25th. 80071* TTh/6p-7:30p YL/TBA Beanblossom80042* MW/6p-7p CC/GYM 1-101 Humphries 80041* MW/6:30p-8p YL/TBA Beanblossom

IMPROVING YOUR CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH FITN/310Improve your cardiovascular and muscular fitness while incorporating physical activity as part of lifestyle changes to improve health. Course focuses on a cardiovascular workout designed to safely raise the heart rate beginning with stretching and fast walking. Class teaches cardiovascular conditioning through aerobic exercise, including kicks, lunges, squats and punch movements. The heart rate is gradually raised through this vigorous workout then safely brought down through a cool down and stretch. Learn the health benefits of physical activity. Please bring a towel and a bottle of water. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 80119 S/11a-12p CC/GYM 1-101 Weaver

NO CLASS ON JULY 25th.

TENNIS-BEGINNING (COED)FITN/210Students will learn forehand, backhand, approach shot, serve and volley, plus some footwork. Bring racquet and one can of new tennis balls. Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80088 S/8:30a-10a CC/Tennis

Court De La Rosa $60

80385 F/6p-7:30p CC/Tennis Courtt

Noor $60

TENNIS - INTERMEDIATE/ ADVANCED (COED)FITN/209Dates: Jul 10-Aug 14 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81246 F/7:30p-9p CC/Tennis


PhaRMaCY TEChNiCiaN CERTiFiCaTE PRogRaM – WoodShoP – PhYSiCaL FiTNESS

WoodShoP

PhYSiCaL FiTNESS


FITNESS LAB FITN/202This course is an open entry, self-paced laboratory. Equipment and routines provide cardiovascular, fitness, strength, and conditioning training to improve or maintain health for the non-athlete. Participants will develop an individual fitness plan. Starts week of 6/29/09, ends week of 8/10/09; nc Jul 3 *Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 80002 MTWThF/6a-8:50a FC/Wellness

Center Farmer

80046* S/9a-2p CC/GYM 1-102 Shue80045 TTh/7:45p-10:45p CC/GYM 1-102 Shue80044 MW/7:45p-10:45p CC/GYM 1-102 Kiernan

Dance

BALLROOM / LATIN / SWING DANCEDAN/102Learn the most popular dances. Includes traditional contemporary dances: cha cha, waltz, foxtrot, tango, East Coast swing samba, rumba, and country western. Have fun and make new friends! A partner is not required. You must wear soft-soled shoes. Last class meeting arranged for night out dancing (nominal fee). Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80150 W/6p-8p SCECYP/118 Kyselka $5580040 F/8p-10p CC/GYM 1-101 Kyselka $55

WEST COAST SWING DANCE DAN/103Learn only one dance West Coast Swing! Dance it fast or slow to your favorite music. The official state dance of California. This dance will be popular forever. A partner is not required. Wear soft soled shoes. Last class arranged for night out dancing (nominal fee). Dates: Jul 10-Aug 14 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80110 F/6p-8p CC/GYM 1-

101Kyselka $55

SALSA DANCE DAN/104Go Latin - Do Salsa! Easy to learn and fun to do. Includes basic salsa plus variations. You must wear soft soled shoes. Last class meeting arranged for night out dancing (nominal fee). Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80147 Sun/12p-2p CC/GYM 2-125 Kyselka $5580058 W/8p-10p SCECYP/118 Kyselka $55

WALTZ, CHA CHA & TANGO DANCE DAN/130 NEW!Lean and dance some fun patterns of the Waltz, Cha Cha, and Tango. Learn the basics and techniques for these three popular dances. Join us for a fun evening of dancing. Last class meeting arranged for a night out dancing (nominal fee). Dates: Jul 12-Aug 16 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81044 Sun/2p-4p CC/GYM 2-125 Kyselka $55

HIP HOP DANCE DAN/120Learn new hip hop dance moves and fun, funky choreography! Stimulate your mind while learning choreography and strengthen your body with our fun stretches and exercises. Dates: Jun 29-Aug 3 *Dates: Jun 30-Aug 6 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81145 M/8:30p-9:30p AN/134 Ortega $5580367* TTh/9p-10p WIL/204 Ortega $70

THE ART OF BELLY DANCING DAN/119Exercise while exploring the dance and rhythms of the Near and Middle East through Belly Dancing. Learn arm, hand and body movements including belly rolls as well as techniques for finger cymbals and veil work. Class taught to accommodate beginners as well as those with experience. Bring finger cymbals or learn how to make them with bottle caps and 3 yards of flowing fabric approximately 45 inches wide for the veil session. Dates: Jul 10-Aug 14 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81020 F/3p-5p CC/GYM 2-123 Chianis $60

Adult Martial Arts

KARATE (BEGINNING, INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED) FITN/103Includes basic self-defense techniques, kicking, striking, blocking and fighting stances; Theory of techniques, including principles of power and body alignment to enhance student's understanding.Dates: Jul 11-Aug 8 *Dates: Jun 29-Aug 5 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR Kenpo Karate Beginning Level 80205 S/11:30a-1p WIL/204 Leonard 80349* MW/6p-8:30p AN/134 Leonard Kenpo Karate Intermediate Level 80207 S/10a-11:30a WIL/204 Leonard Kenpo Karate Advanced Level 80208 S/8a-10a WIL/204 Leonard

KUNG FU SAN SOO (BEGINNING, INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED) FITN/105Intro to the marital art of San Soo (Tsoi-Li-Hoi-Fut) Kung Fu. Covers defensive techniques and principles of leverage, throws, kicks, holds and more. Dates: Jun 29-Aug 15; nc Jul 4 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80377 S/2p-4p

M/7p-9p CC/GYM 2-123 SCECYP/118

Kalar $100

PhYSiCaL FiTNESS – daNCE – adULT MaRTiaL aRTS

dance

adult Martial arts


SELF-DEFENSE(BEGINNING, INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED) FITN/109Designed to teach students to defend themselves. They will encounter simulated real life situations. Vital and non-vital points of the anatomy will be discussed. Correct execution of kicks, punches, blocks, knee strikes, and elbow strikes will be covered. Safety and proper utilization of body posture will be emphasized as well as awareness of the environment and how it can be helpful in self-protection. Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/3/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR Jujitsu and Self Defense Beginning Level 80209 MW/630p-8:30p WIL/204 Gallegos Jujitsu and Self Defense Inter/Adv Level 80210 TTh/6p-9p WIL/204 Gallegos

LIMALAMA SELF DEFENSE FITN/350 NEW!A comprehensive introduction to the Polynesian Samoan martial art of Limalama. Students will learn proper execution of punches, blocks and kicks and foot work as well as locate vital points and pressure points. Breaks, locks and disarm techniques will also be covered. Dates: Jun 30-Aug 6 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81321 TTh/7p-9p AN/134 Staff $100

MUSIC

For more information about the Music classes, please call (714) 484-7038.

GUITAR FOR ADULTS MUSC/108Learn to play the guitar! Students will learn chords, strum pattern styles, new songs, simple ear training and rhythm training. Students will also learn a I, IV, V blues progression and how to read the tablature for guitar. Bring a nylon-string or acoustic steel-string guitar and a medium pick. Dates: Jun 27-Aug 8; nc Jul 4 *Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 †Dates: Jul 2-Aug 6 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80116 S/9a-10a WIL/215 Parent $5581049* S/9a-10a SCE200/201 Austin $6080144† Th/6p-7p WIL/207 Parent $5580196* T/7p-8p AN/116 Joshi $60The Guitar class listed below is designed for Older Adult Learners 81373* M/1p-2p AN/108 Joshi $60

ADULT GUITAR (INTERMEDIATE / ADVANCED) MUSC/109Students will learn music theory and concepts including notes on the guitar, major and minor keys, how to use a capo, how to play 2 bar chord forms and more. Play two songs by the end of class. Dates: Jun 27-Aug 8; nc Jul 4 *Dates: Jul 2-Aug 6 †Dates: Jul 7-Aug 11 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80117 S/10a-11a WIL/215 Parent $5580199* Th/7p-8p WIL/207 Parent $5581374† T/8p-9p AN/116 Joshi $60

ADULT BASS GUITAR MUSC/355Students will learn basic music theory and concepts: notes on the bass guitar, how to count basic rhythms, major and minor keys and how to play octaves, fifths and fourths. Students will understand how to identify the root of a chord so they can play over chords. There will be some reading of bass notation, but most material will be in tablature or lead sheet with words and chords. Dates: Jul 2-Aug 6 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81005 Th/8p-9p WIL/207 Parent $55

MATURE DRIVER EDUCATION

For more information about the Mature Driver Education classes, please call (714) 484-7038.

Improvement classes for licensed drivers age 55 and older looking to qualify for a reduced insurance premium; or brush up for a driver's license exam. A Certificate of Completion will be awarded as evidence of attendance to obtain up to three years of reduced insurance rates from participating insurance companies. Contact the facility directly for dates and registration information.

Anaheim Community Ctr. 250 E. Center St., Anaheim; (714) 765-4511

Brea Sr. Ctr. 500 South Sievers Ave., Brea; (714) 990-7750

Cypress Sr. Ctr. 9031 Grindlay, Cypress; (714) 229-2005

La Habra Sr. Ctr. 101 W. La Habra, La Habra; (562) 905-9746

W. Anaheim Brookhurst Sr. Prog. 2271 W. Crescent Ave., Anaheim; (714) 765-3415

Yorba Linda Sr. Ctr. 4501 Casa Loma Dr., Yorba Linda; (714) 961-7181

PhYSiCaL FiTNESS – MUSiC – MaTURE dRivER EdUCaTioN

MUSiC

MaTURE dRivER EdUCaTioN


OLDER ADULTS PROGRAM

For more information about the Older Adults Program classes, please call (714) 808-4909.

Classes Offered Through St. Jude Partnership

The following classes are offered at the St. Jude Villa in Yorba Linda (11745 Bastanchury Road) or at the St. Jude West Fullerton Center (2351 W. Orangethorpe). To register for these classes, please call 1-800-870-7537 and select option 2 “Community Education Classes.”

TAI-CHI CHUAN FOR OLDER ADULTSFITN/107 St. JudeThis course introduces older adults to a Chinese health exercise which is neither vigorous nor strenuous. It is suitable for older adults who want to exercise to gain or maintain good health. It will strengthen the muscles and organs, relax the mind and body, improve blood circulation, and increase memory and concentration. Starts week of 12/1/2008, ends week of 3/23/2009; nc Dec 25, Dec 29-Dec 30, Jan 1, Jan 19, Feb 16 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 11737 T/1p-3p St Jude Villa - YL Layne

PHYSICAL FITNESS FOR OLDER ADULTS IN SENIOR CENTERS FITN/300B St. JudeUse exercise to maintain and increase fitness. Enroll anytime in class!Starts week of 12/1/2008, ends week of 3/23/2009; nc Dec 24-Dec 26, Dec 29-Jan 1, Jan 19, Feb 13, Feb 16 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 12147 MW/10a-11:30a St. Jude West

Fullerton Ctr Garcia

41271 F/10a-11:30a St. Jude West Fullerton Ctr

Garcia

BALANCE & MOBILITY FOR OLDER ADULTSFITN/301 St. JudeThis class is designed for older adults identified as low-to low-to-moderate risk for falls. Class activities will target specific balance problems in a challenging, but safe training environment through a multidimensional approach.Starts week of 12/1/2008, ends week of 3/23/2009; nc Dec 24-Dec 26, Dec 29-Jan 1, Jan 19, Feb 13, Feb 16 *Dates: Jan 7-Mar 25 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 11872 TTh/8:30a-10a St Jude Villa - YL Pasamonte11873 TTh/10a-11:30a St Jude Villa - YL Pasamonte11744 WF/10:30a-12p St Jude Villa - YL Yu

Emeritus Education Enrichment

The Emeritus section develops personal interests and/or aptitudes in order to develop mental activity, motor skills, creativity, and an appreciation for the Arts. Unless noted, classes are offered year round. Register in class at any time provided that space is available.

INTERGENERATIONAL: CREATIVE ARTS EXCHANGE FOR OLDER ADULTSCRAE/310Older adults along with participants of multiple generations create artistic legacy keepsakes that reflect the individual histories of older adults, lifetime memories, and personal creative expression. Class projects are designed to encourage mutual appreciation and connections among older adult students and participants of varying age groups. Dates: Jun 30-Aug 11 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 11738 T/3p-5p Park Vista at

MorningsideMartin

Communication

BOOKS COME ALIVE FOR OLDER ADULTSENCO/180"Books Come Alive" is an intellectually and socially rewarding activity designed for older adults in which outstanding works of fiction/non-fiction are read and discussed. Through the method of shared inquiry, along with thought- provoking questions, older adult students are offered exciting opportunities for self-discovery and personal growth. Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 *Dates: Jul 10-Aug 14 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 12155 M/9:30a-11:30a La Habra Villa Connelly11132* F/10:30a-12:30p Buena Park

Senior Ctr Johnson

12158 M/1:30p-3:30p Park Regency Care Ctr

Connelly

11837 W/2:30p-4:30p Katella Sr LivingCommunity

Johnson

CREATIVE WRITING FOR SENIORS ABE/240This course for older adults teaches both beginning and experienced writers how to create shape autobiographies, fiction and non-fiction writing, and poetry into readable and publishable forms. Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 11362 W/12:30p-3:30p West Anaheim

Sr Prog French

11424 T/1p-4p Cypress Sr Citizen Ctr

French

11923 W/6:30p-8:30p Morningside of Fullerton

Edwards

oLdER adULTS PRogRaM


Classes offered Through St. JudePartnership

Emeritus Education Enrichment

Communication


SENIOR TOPICS FOR OLDER ADULTSEDEN/100This course presents older adults with various topics for discussion and class activities based on the students' individual interest, backgrounds, physical and mental abilities. Older adults are encouraged to share and compare life experiences, and learn about international, national and local events and issues from a current and historical viewpoint. Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 *Dates: Jul 10-Aug 14 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 11029 T/8:45a-10:15a Bradford Square Dorman11432 W/9a-10:30a Cambridge Court Dorman11680 Th/9a-11a Fullerton

Rosewood Assist Lvg

Belknap

11243 Th/9a-11a Knott Ave Res Manor

Liberio

11028 T/9:30a-11a DePalma Terrace Sr Living

Liberio

11026 M/9:30a-11:30a DePalma Terrace Sr Living

Silva

11048* F/9:30a-11:30a Emeritos at Casa Whittier

Gomes

11184 W/9:30a-11:30a Park Regency Ret Res

Liberio

11934 M/9:30a-11:30a Gardens of Brea Reid11967 W/9:30a-11:30a La Habra Villa Fukushima 11907 T/9:30a-11:30a Emerald Court Elton 11161* F/9:30a-11a La Palma Royale Liberio11827 W/9:30a-11:30a Emeritus at

FairwoodJ e n k i n s O r r

31207* F/9:30a-11:30a Anaheim Village Silva 11572 M/9:30a-11a Sunnycrest

Chalet Kittelsen

11021 M/10a-12p Anaheim Care Cottages

Harris

11027* F/10a-12p Anaheim Care Cottages

Harris

11188 T/10:30a-12:30p Park Vista Assisted Living

Dorman

11178* F/10:30a-12:30p Morningside of Fullerton

Gable

11010 W/10:30a-12p Cambridge Court Dorman11180 M/12:30p-2:30p New Horizon

Lodge, Inc. Levy

11133 W/12:30p-2:30p Buena Park Senior Ctr

Nielsen

11519 T/12:30p-2p Seasons of La Habra

Kittelsen

71137* F/1p-3p Sunnycrest Chalet

Burg

11395 Th/1p-3p DePalma Terrace Sr Living

Belknap

11193 T/1p-2:30p Sunnycrest Chalet

Liberio

11046 T/1p-3p FullertonRosewood Assist Lvg

Hertogh

11171* F/1p-3p Emeritus at Fairwood

Gomes

11367 M/1p-3p Bradford Square Gomes11687 T/1p-3p Sunrise Asst

Living La Palma Fischer

12153 S/1p-3p Brighton Gardens Gable11541 Th/1:30p-3:30p Seasons of La

HabraJ e n k i n s O r r

11542 T/1:30p-3:30p Bradford Square J e n k i n s O r r11865 T/2p-4p Seasons of La

HabraMoore

21189 T/2:30p-4:30p Buena Park Senior Ctr

Levy

11936 T/3p-5p Katella Sr Living Community

Gomes

11754* F/3:30p-5p La Habra Villa Reid11008 W/3:30p-5p Anaheim Crown

PlazaDorman

11674* F/5p-6:30p New Horizon Lodge, Inc.

Levy

11174 T/6p-8p La Habra Villa Gable

JOURNEY BACK INTO TIME FOR OLDER ADULTS ENCO/501This class offers older adults students the opportunity to explore and share their personal histories, cultures, and values among older adult students through group discussion. Shared experiences, memories and linking the past with the present, encourage self awareness, positive self esteem, mental stimulation, and enjoyment. Dates: Jul 10-Aug 14 *Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 11711 F/9:30a-11:30a Katella Sr Living

Community Small

11813* T/10a-12p Emeritos at Casa Whittier

Silva

11537* M/1p-3p Morningside of Fullerton

Small

31208* T/1:30p-3:30p Cambridge Court Dorman11539* W/3p-4:30p Emeritus at

FairwoodSmall

11538* Th/3:30p-5p La Habra Villa Small

HEARING IMPAIRED FOR OLDER ADULTSHLTH/126This course for older adults explains hearing loss and includes a discussion of how the ear works, what can go wrong with it, and what can be done to improve hearing problems. An analysis of the speech-reading process is included with emphasis on the general principles in the major exercises. Dates: Jun 22-Sep 12; nc Sep 7 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 80414 M/10a-12p Fullerton Sr

Multi-Serv Ctr Steckler

Creative Arts Enrichment

CERAMICS FOR OLDER ADULTS CRAE/101This course in basic ceramics for older adults includes lecture, demonstration and application of ceramic artwork. Student will learn mold selection, glazing, decorating techniques, and proper firing procedures. Will learn mold selection, glazing, decorating techniques, and proper fixing procedures. Individual artistic creativity is encouraged and completed art projects of the older adult student are often displayed publicly. Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 11130 T/8:30a-11:30a Buena Park

Senior Ctr Zaccherio

11131 Th/8:30a-11:30a Buena Park Senior Ctr

Zaccherio

31032 Th/10a-1p Muckenthaler Cultural Center

Kim

11422 T/1p-4p Cypress Sr Ctr Reynolds


Creative art Enrichment


CREATIVE ARTS FOR OLDER ADULTSCRAE/100This class for older adults encourages art appreciation, self expression, and creativity through a variety of art media. Projects are designed to expose older adult students to artistic design, and to give experience with different artistic methods, techniques, tools, and materials.Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 *Dates: Jul 10-Aug 14 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 71139 W/9a-11a Los Alamitos

Senior Center Miller

11168 M/9a-12p Yorba Linda Sr Ctr

Sanford

21118 T/9:30a-11:30a Seasons of La Habra

Barraza

21214 Th/9:30a-11:30a DePalma Terrace Sr Living

Hyatt Solomina

11888 Th/9:30a-11:30a Greenfield Care Center of Full

Gunderson

11543 T/9:30a-11:30a New Horizon Lodge, Inc.

Mills

11884 M/9:30a-11:30a Brighton Gardens Martin11972 Th/1p-3p Anaheim Village Osinga11933 M/1p-3p Brighton Gardens Martin11730 S/1p-3p Park Regency

Ret Res Barraza

11571 T/1p-3p Park Vista Assisted Living

Martin

11569 T/1p-3p Katella Sr Living Community

Osinga

11531 Th/1p-3p Bradford Square Bunnell31200* F/2p-4p Whittier Hills Hlth

Care Ctr Grijalva

11985 M/3p-5p Brighton Gardens Martin

PAINTING FOR OLDER ADULTS CRAE/105This class offers older adults an individualized approach to learning painting and artistic expression at their own pace and within their interest and style. Older adult will learn techniques in drawing, brush strokes, and color mixing and application. Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 11129 M/9a-12p Buena Park Senior

CtrBacon

11138 T/9a-12p Cypress Sr Citizen Ctr

Bacon

11419 W/9a-12p Yorba Linda Sr Ctr Bacon11958 Th/12p-3p Sr Citizens Ctr

AnaheimH y a t t S o l o m i n a

11145 T/1p-4p Fullerton Sr Multi-Serv Ctr

Kortz

NEEDLECRAFTS, KNITTING, CROCHET FOR OLDER ADULTS CRAE/104Older adult students will learn the practical application, knowledge, and skills required to create knitted, crocheted, needlepoint, and cross-stitched hand-made items. A wide variety of items are created, by older adult students, including decorations for the home and clothing for babies, children and adults. Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 11146 Th/9a-12p Fullerton Sr Multi-

Serv Ctr Carlson

11023 W/9a-12p Victoria Woods Carlson

QUILTING FOR OLDER ADULTS CRAE/106This course offers the essentials of quilting, for older adults students, which includes fabric selection, cutting, and sewing methods along with the history and vocabulary of the craft. Special techniques for older adults are covered such as patchwork, applique, hand and machine methods, and finishing techniques. Dates: Jun 29-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 11242 F/9a-12p Yorba Linda Sr

CtrBrown

11163 M/9a-12p Cypress Sr Citizen Ctr

Brown

11486 W/12:30p-3:30p AN/402B Brown11875 M/1p-4p Muckenthaler

Cultural Center Brown

11370 T/1p-4p Buena Park Senior Ctr

Brown

SENIOR CHORUS MUSC/303This course introduces older adult students to a broad spectrum of choral music including its cultural and historical aspects. Older adult students will gain knowledge of correct posture, breath control, enunciation, harmony, rhythm and basic music concepts appropriate for the older adult. Dates: Jul 10-Aug 14 *Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 11139 F/9:30a-11:30a Cypress Sr

Citizen Ctr Lassetter

11169* M/10a-12p West Anaheim Sr Prog

Kubiak

11363* T/1p-3p Yorba Linda Sr Ctr

Hamilton

TONE CHIME CHOIR FOR OLDER ADULTSMUSC/304This course provides instruction to older adults on handbell performance skills using chime instruments made by Suzuki. The music will be beginning level handbell music, level 1 and 2, as defined by the American Guild of English Hand Bell Ringers. The class will share their music by performing to the community in different public venues. Dates: Jul 1-Aug 12 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 11126 W/12p-2p Sr Citizens Ctr

AnaheimLassetter

HELP YOURSELF TO HEALTH FOR OLDER ADULTS HLTH/163Various health related topics of interest to older adults will be discussed and safe, beneficial, exercises intended to promote general health and fitness for older adults will be introduced. Each class will incorporate information, discussion, and exercises. Dates: Jul 10-Aug 14 *Dates: Jul 1-Aug 12 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 12134 F/9a-10:30a Fullerton Sr

Multi-Serv Ctr Underwood

60617* W/9:30a-11:30a Brea Senior Ctr

Gallagher



MUSIC ARTS FOR OLDER ADULTS MUSC/200This course provides stimulating interaction for older adults through musical reminiscence, discussions, and listening to music from different time periods and genres. Older Adult students will participate in sing-alongs and rhythmic activities. Older adult students will learn to appreciate and understand different varieties of music. Dates: Jul 10-Aug 14 *Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 11762 F/8:30a-10:30a DePalma Terrace

Sr Living Baesler

11978* Th/9a-11a Gardens of Brea Hamilton11022* W/9:30a-11:30a Anaheim Care

Cottages Behrbaum

71123* T/9:30a-11:30a Fullerton Sunrise Sr. Living

Lassetter

12007* T/9:30a-11:30a Knott Ave Res Manor

Martin

12003* M/9:30a-11:30a Emeritus at Fairwood

Ediger

11971* T/9:30a-11:30a Brighton Gardens Rivera11863* Th/9:30a-11:30a Seasons of La

HabraBaker

11807* T/9:30a-11:30a Anaheim Care Cottages

Haynes

11481 F/9:30a-11:30a Seasons of La Habra

Behrbaum

11415* M/9:30a-11:30a Bradford Square Behrbaum11194* T/9:30a-11:30a Sunnycrest

Chalet Behrbaum

11708* W/10a-12p Katella Sr Living Community

Edwards

11843* Th/10a-12p Bradford Square Doss11019* Th/10a-12p Brighton Gardens Dunn11392* S/10a-12p Anaheim Crown

PlazaLank

11034* W/10a-12p Bradford Square Dunn12180 F/11:15a-1:15p DaVita

CrossroadsDialysis Ctr

Baesler

11551* W/1p-3p Park Regency Ret Res

Hamilton

11858* Th/1p-3p Emeritus at Fairwood

Hamilton

11979* W/1:30p-3:30p Brighton Gardens Martin11175* Th/1:30p-3:30p La Habra Villa Edwards11767* Th/1:30p-3:30p Emerald Court Baesler71128* T/2p-4p Anaheim Village Garcia71136* Th/2p-4p New Horizon

Lodge, Inc. Garcia

11824* W/2:30p-4:30p Emeritus at Garden Manor

Edwards

51176* T/2:30p-4:30p Park Regency Ret Res

Edwards

11763* M/3p-5p Sunrise Assisted Living @ YL

Baesler

HATHA YOGA FOR OLDER ADULTS FITN/201Yoga practice enhances health and well-being. This class includes active and passive movements which are specially adapted to older adults. Movements include relaxation while stretching, strengthening by holding weight-bearing poses when applicable, breathing awareness, working together in rhythm, repetition to promote skill building, fitness, strength, and relaxation beneficial to older adults. Dates: Jul 10-Aug 14 *Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 11141 F/9a-11a Fullerton Sr Multi-

Serv Ctr Michele

11935* T/9:30a-11:30a Brea Senior Ctr Haque11761* S/9:30a-11:30a La Habra Senior

CtrHaque

71127 F/10a-12p Anaheim YMCA Ctr

Sapre

11937* T/10a-12p Sr Citizens Ctr Anaheim

Michele

11740 F/10a-12p Cypress Sr Citizen Ctr

Haque

41258* T/11a-1p Yorba Linda Sr Ctr

Sapre

11741* W/12:30p-2:30p Fullerton Sr Multi-Serv Ctr

Haque

11845* M/1p-3p Cypress Sr Citizen Ctr

Haque

41259* T/1p-3p Yorba Linda Sr Ctr

Sapre

41267* M/3:15p-5:15p Buena Park Senior Ctr

Sapre

BALANCE & MOBILITY FOR OLDER ADULTSFITN/301This class is designed for older adults identified as low-to low-to-moderate risk for falls. Class activities will target specific balance problems in a challenging, but safe training environment through a multidimensional approach. Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 *Dates: Jul 10-Aug 14 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 11872 TTh/8:30a-10a St. Jude Ctr for

Rehabilation Pasamonte

11757 M/9a-10:30a Cypress Sr Citizen Ctr

Yu

11154 TTh/9:30a-11a Whitten Community Center

Berrios

11873 TTh/10a-11:30a St. Jude Ctr for Rehabilation

Pasamonte

11756 Th/10:15a-11:45a

Buena Park Senior Ctr

Yu

11744 WF/10:30a-12p St. Jude Ctr for Rehabilation

Yu

11148 Th/10:30a-12p La Habra Senior Ctr

Pile

11149 M/10:30a-12p La Habra Senior Ctr

Pile

41002 W/11:30a-1p West Anaheim Sr Prog

Layne

11124 TTh/12:30p-2p Sr Citizens Ctr Anaheim

Fitzpatrick

11140 WF/1p-2:30p Fullerton Sr Multi-Serv Ctr

Yu

60499 W/2p-4p Yorba Linda Sr Ctr

Layne

11947* F/3p-4:30p Cypress Sr Citizen Ctr

Yu



FOOD PREPARATION AND GOOD NUTRITION FOR OLDER ADULTS HLTH/109This course offers a wide range of food preparation topics as they relate to the health and well-being of older adults. The course explores topics of interest for older adults in the areas of nutrition, consumerism, cultural traditions, entertaining, health, and safety. Various foods will be prepared, tasted, and discussed. Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 *Dates: Jul 10-Aug 14 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 11185 Th/9:30a-11:30a Park Regency

Ret Res Wyckhouse

11871 Th/9:30a-11:30a Anaheim Crown Plaza

Armenta

11932 T/9:30a-11:30a Brighton Gardens Armenta 11921 M/9:30a-11:30a New Horizon

Lodge, Inc. Armenta

11677* F/9:30a-11:30a Bradford Square Pang11997* F/10a-12p Emeritus at

FairwoodArmenta

11989 T/1p-3p Brighton Gardens Armenta 11187 M/1:30p-3:30p Park Vista

Assisted Living Wyckhouse

HISTORY OF COMEDY AND HUMOR FOR OLDER ADULTS HLTH/161This class offers to older adults an informative look at past and present forms of comedy and humor, as it relates to their life experiences and what make themlaugh. Older adult students become aware of the influences, various mediums, elements and forms of comedy and humor that has influences people throughout history. Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 *Dates: Jul 10-Aug 14 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 11815 M/9:30a-

11:30a Seasons of La Habra Gilbert

11928 T/10a-12p Morningside of Fullertn Linen11536 M/1p-3p Emeritus at Fairwood Gilbert 11407 M/1p-2:30p Katella Sr Living

Community Linen

11406 W/1p-3p Bradford Square Linen11408* F/1p-2:30p Park Regency Ret Res Linen

TAI-CHI CHUAN FOR OLDER ADULTSFITN/107This course introduces older adults to a Chinese health exercise which is neither vigorous nor strenuous. It is suitable for older adults who want to exercise to gain or maintain good health. It will strengthen the muscles and organs, relax the mind and body, improve blood circulation, and increase memory and concentration. Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 11829 Th/8:30a-10a Muckenthaler

Cultural Center Layne

11736 W/9:30a-11:30a Wst Anaheim Sr Prg Layne11372 M/10a-12p Sr Citizens Ctr -

Placentia Gallegos

11839 Th/10:30a-12p Yorba Linda Sr Ctr Layne11739 T/10:30a-12p Yorba Linda Sr Ctr Layne11838 Th/1p-3p Cypress Sr Ctr Layne11366 M/1p-2:30p Brea Senior Ctr Gallegos11737 T/1p-3p St. Jude Ctr for

RehabilitationLayne

PHYSICAL FITNESS FOR OLDER ADULTS IN RESIDENTIAL MANORS FITN/300AUse exercise to maintain and increase fitness. Enroll anytime in class! Dates: Jul 10-Aug 14 *Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 11179 F/8:15a-10:15a Morningside of

FullertonBerrios

11162* Th/8:30a-10a Emeritus at Fairwood

Feinstein

11365* Th/8:30a-10a Circle of Friends Pile11758* T/9a-11a Emerald Isle

SeniorApartments

Yu

11047* W/9:15a-11:15a Emeritos at Casa Whittier

De Jong

11986* W/9:30a-11:30a Brighton Gardens Alcala11173* Th/9:30a-11:30a Katella Sr Living

Community Rothery

11850* Th/9:30a-11a La Palma Royale Silva 11776* T/9:30a-11:30a Katella Sr Living

Community Rothery

11183* T/9:30a-11a Park Regency Ret Res

Randeria

11016* W/9:30a-11a Brighton Gardens Randeria11030* T/10a-11:30a Bradford Square F i t z p a t r i c k11018* S/10a-11:30a Emerald Court Magruder11014* M/10a-11:30a Emerald Court Silva 11673 F/10a-11:30a Brighton Gardens Blabe11552* M/10a-12p Park Vista

Assisted Living Smith

11374* T/10a-12p La Habra Villa Nolasco 11248* Th/10a-12p La Habra Villa Nolasco 11037 F/10:30a-12:30p DePalma Terrace

Sr Living Randeria

11189* Th/10:30a-12p Park Vista Assisted Living

Feinstein

11748* Th/1p-3p Sunnycrest Chalet

Kimura

11025* Th/1p-3p Anaheim Care Cottages

Randeria

11430* M/1p-3p Seasons of La Habra

Kimura

21247* W/1p-3p Sunnycrest Chalet

Silva

11575* Th/1p-3p Anaheim Crown Plaza

Adams

11011* T/1p-2:30p Anaheim Crown Plaza

Feinstein

11745* W/1:30p-3:30p Anaheim Village De Jong 11696* Th/1:30p-3:30p Park Regency

Ret Res Mastin

11421* M/1:30p-3:30p Emeritos at Casa Whittier

Hubert

11190 F/1:30p-3:30p Gardens of Brea Berrios 11181* W/2p-4p New Horizon

Lodge, Inc. Randeria

11015* W/3p-4:30p Emerald Court Feinstein 11676* T/3p-4:30p Emeritus at

FairwoodFeinstein



PHYSICAL FITNESS FOR OLDER ADULTS IN SENIOR CENTERS FITN/300BUse exercise to maintain and increase fitness. Enroll anytime in class! Starts week of 6/29/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 *Dates: Jun 29-Jun 29 †Dates: Jul 10-Aug 14 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 11166 W/8:30a-10:30a Yorba Linda Sr Ctr F i t z p a t r i c k71143 T/9a-11a Los Alamitos Senior

Center Knox

11127 Th/9a-11a Brea Senior Ctr De Jong 11703 W/9a-10:30a Lake Par k Mobile

Home La Hab Kimura

11689 Th/9a-11a Sr Citizens Ctr Anaheim

Knox

11429 T/9a-10:30a Lake Park Mobile Home Pk Brea

Yedor

11170 T/9a-11a West Anaheim Sr Prog

Hernandez

11167* M/9a-11a Yorba Linda Sr Ctr YedorNo Summer Class. Resumes 9/11/09.

11143 T/9a-11a Fullerton Sr Multi-Serv Ctr

C a r t e r - R o s e n b l o o m

11433 M/9:15a-11:15a Stanton Comm Ctr Underwood

60675 W/9:30a-11:30a Cypress Sr Citizen Ctr

Mastin

11136 W/9:30a-11:30a Cypress Sr Citizen Ctr

Bowers

12136 TTh/9:30a-11:30a

Buena Park Senior Ctr

Garcia

11142 M/9:30a-11:30a Fullerton Sr Multi-Serv Ctr

De Jong

21221 M/9:30a-11:30a Brea Senior Ctr Sutkowski11165 M/9:30a-11:30a Yorba Linda Sr Ctr Yedor60629 W/9:30a-11:30a Stanton Comm Ctr Rothery 11128 MWF/9:30a-

11:30a Buena Park Senior Ctr

Knox

41271† F/10a-11:30a St. Jude West Fullerton Center

Garcia

31191 MW/10a-12p Good Shepherd Church

Jammer

11156† F/10a-11:30a Sr Citizens Ctr - Placentia

Adams

11155 W/10a-11:30a Sr Citizens Ctr - Placentia

Adams

11150 T/10a-12p La Habra Senior Ctr De Jong 11151† F/10a-12p La Habra Senior Ctr De Jong 11134 M/10a-12p Cypress Sr Citizen

CtrF i t z p a t r i c k

11137 Th/10a-12p Cypress Sr Citizen Ctr

F i t z p a t r i c k

12147 MW/10a-11:30a St. Jude West Fullerton Center

Garcia

71138 Th/10a-12p Fullerton Sr Multi-Serv Ctr

Jammer

11158 T/10:30a-12:30p Lake Park Mobile Home - YL

Franze

11247 M/10:30a-12p Independencia Sr Cr La Coloni

Matson

11159† F/11a-12:30p Lake Park Mobile Home - YL

Berrios

11153 Th/12:30p-2p Fullerton Sr Multi-Serv Ctr

Sellens

21033† F/1p-3p Rose Drive Friends Church

Underwood

11895 M/1p-2:30p Buena Park Senior Ctr

Yu

11125 T/2p-3:30p Sr Citizens Ctr Anaheim

F i t z p a t r i c k

11135 M/2p-4p Cypress Sr Citizen Ctr

Mastin

BEGINNING DRAMA FOR OLDER ADULTSCRAE/315This course is designed to introduce older adult students to the world of drama and to the theatrical creative process. Students are encouraged to experiment and develop personal performance skills as well as gain an understanding of drama through participation and practice critiques. Dates: Jul 10-Aug 14 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 60705 F/10a-12p Muckenthaler Cultural Ctr Boulanger

HEALTHIER LIVING: MANAGING ONGOING HEALTH CONDITIONS FOR THE OLDER ADULT HLTH/170This course provides older adults with effective strategies and skills, good nutrition, and a regular fitness program to assist in managing personal health conditions and to maintain an active and fulfilling life. Dates: Jun 29-Aug 13 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR 81409 M/1p-3:30p Stanton Com Ctr Underwood

Senior Classes

Year round course, register in class at any time provided space is available. A variety of classes are available to the general public and are designed to improve the quality of daily living by providing non-threatening, educational experiences, social interaction, and adaptive physical activity. Call facility for class schedule.

11003 Anaheim Crest Nurs Ctr 827-2440 11006 Anaheim Health Care Ctr 816-0540 11032 Artesia Gardens 670-1111 11009 Anaheim Terrace Conv 821-7310 11112 Anaheim VIP Ctr 220-2114 11001 Alamitos West Health Care Ctr (562) 596-5561 11115 Buena Park Sr Day Care Ctr 826-3163 11049 Buena Park Nurs Ctr 828-8222 11051 Buena Vista Care Ctr 535-7264 11054 Coventry Court 636-2800 11056 Windsor Gardens of Fullerton 871-6020 11397 Harbor Villa Care Center 635-8131 11550 DaVita - Brea Dialysis Ctr 990-0110 11069 Evergreen at Fullerton 992-5701 11116 Easter Seals Sr Day Services 672-0343 11057 Fullerton Gardens 441-2636 11058 Gordon Lane Conv Hosp 879-7301 11688 Happy Brea Adult Day Hth Care 990-0333 11071 Knott Ave Care Ctr 826-2330 11123 Karlton Residential Care Ctr 236-1170 11068 Leisure Court 772-1353 11059 La Habra Conv Hospital (562) 691-0781 11063 La Palma Nurs Ctr 772-7480 11076 Park Anaheim Healthcare Ctr 827-5880 11081 Park Regency Care Ctr (562) 691-8810 11082 Park Vista at Morningside 256-1000 11364 Rehab Institute So Ca 680-6060 11050 Sr Living Communities, LLC 870-8122 11106 St. Elizabeth Healthcare 871-9202 11090 Greenfield Care Center of Full 879-4511 11411 Sun-Mar Nurs Ctr 776-1720 11092 Terrace View Care Ctr 870-0060 11099 W Anah Extended Care Center 821-1993 11103 Windsor Gardens of Anaheim 826-8950 11039 Whittier Hills Hlth Care Ctr (562) 947-7817 11038 Walnut Manor Care Ctr 776-7150 11121 Windsong Sr Activity Ctr 956-4190


Senior Classes


KIDS' COLLEGE & TEEN PROGRAM

Welcome to Kids' College! Classes are held at five locations: Anaheim Campus, Cypress College, Wilshire (Fullerton) and Tall Mouse, 17506 Yorba Linda Blvd., Yorba Linda, CA 92886, Brookhurst Jr. High School, 601 N. Brookhurst Ave., Anaheim, CA 92801. Enrollment is limited. For more information, call 714-484-7038. Parents are responsible for their own children. Please arrive 10 minutes before class lets out to pick up your child! Each child should be accompanied by an adult to the first class to check exact classroom location and future drop-off and pick-up points. Please walk any young child to and from classes. Make sure classroom has not relocated before dropping off your child! Please complete an emergency form for each child registering for Kids' College and the Teen Program. REFUNDS: Refundpetition must be filled out 48 hours before a class starts. A $10.00 processing fee will be deducted from ALL refunds issued (except classes cancelled by the District). Choose classes wisely, no refunds if parent enrolls child in the wrong grade or level. Classes are subject to cancellation for low enrollment. (Full refund for cancelled classes.) Classes begin June 22, 2009. Please check individual classes for actual start date. All SCE offices will be closed and there will be no classes July 3 - 5. *Please check at office for supply lists for specific classes.* Classes may be added - for a complete Kids' College Class Schedule log onto www.sce.edu

Arts & Crafts

WONDERFUL ARTS AND CRAFTS (AGES 5-7) KIDS/438Come and create art and craft projects using different media and surfaces. Dates: Aug 10-Aug 14 *Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 †Dates: Aug 3-Aug 7 ‡Dates: Jul 27-Jul 31 °Dates: Jul 20-Jul 24 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80393 MTWThF/9a-

10:30a SCECYP/117 Cardoza $55

80269* S/9a-10:30a WIL/201 Cardoza $5580361* S/11a-12:30p SCE200/204 Bae $5581342† MTWThF/1p-

2:30p AN/402A Cardoza $55

81375‡ MTWThF/1p-2:30p

SCECYP/117 Cardoza $55

80264° MTWThF/2:30p-4p

WIL/215 Bae $55

SEASONAL ARTS AND CRAFTS WORKSHOP (AGES 6+) KIDS/1043 NEW!Create a fun craft project to keep for yourself or give as a gift. Children will be encouraged to use their imagination. Dates: Aug 8-Aug 8 *Dates: Jul 31-Jul 31 Snowman theme crafts will be made. CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81143 S/12:30p-

2:30p SCE200/219 Mattoon $25

81144* F/1p-3p WIL/216 Mattoon $25

DRAWING & SKETCHING (AGES 5-7) KIDS/903Designed to heighten your child's self-esteem through individual expression while interacting creatively with others. Basic drawing skills and the application of colors using colored pencils and watercolors will be used. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80018 S/10a-11a SCE200/204 Bae $50

ART IS FOR YOU (AGES 5-8) KIDS/414Calling young artists bold and shy! Come use different art materials each day to learn how to "draw what you see" and what you imagine. Materials list given in class. Dates: Jul 9-Aug 13 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80124 Th/4p-5p WIL/207 Fowler $50

WONDERFUL ARTS & CRAFTS (AGES 8+) KIDS/438ACome and create art and craft projects using different media and surfaces. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 *Dates: Aug 10-Aug 14 †Dates: Jul 20-Jul 24 ‡Dates: Aug 3-Aug 7 °Dates: Jul 27-Jul 31 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80268 S/10:30a-12p WIL/201 Cardoza $5581351* MTWThF/10:30a-

12pSCECYP/117

Cardoza $55

80265† MTWThF/1p-2:30p WIL/215 Bae $5581343‡ MTWThF/2:30p-4p AN/402A Cardoza $5581341° MTWThF/2:30p-4p SCECYP/

117Cardoza $55

CARTOON DRAWING (AGES 8+) KIDS/403Introduces drawing/thinking techniques. Offers in-class drills and drawings with demonstrations and reviews; receive supplemental handout to help support a long-term interest. Instructor was an artist/designer for a major cartoon corporation. Parents and adults may enroll. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 1 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80047 S/10a-12p SCE200/219 Gagne $55

DRAWING & SKETCHING (AGES 5-7) KIDS/903Designed to heighten your child's self-esteem through individual expression while interacting creatively with others. Basic drawing skills and the application of colors using colored pencils and watercolors will be used. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80018 S/10a-11a SCE200/204 Bae $50

kidS’ CoLLEgE & TEEN PRogRaM

arts & Crafts



DRAWING & SKETCHING (AGES 8+) KIDS/903ADesigned to heighten your child's self-esteem through individual expression while interacting creatively with others. Basic drawing skills using colored pencils and watercolors. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81320 S/9a-10a SCE200/204 Bae $5080020 S/12p-1p WIL/201 Cardoza $50

CALLIGRAPHY (GRADES 3-6) KIDS/1457 NEW!Learn to write beautifully while having fun! Learn about ancient alphabets and the secrets that past scribes (hand written) had that can make your writing special today. We will make bookmarkers, magnets, thank-you and holiday cards and more! Impress your friends, teachers, mom and dad too! It's easy with today's tools. Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 7/27/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81169 F/10a-

11:30a WIL/218 Staff $60

81166 M/10a-11:30a

CC/TE3-203 Staff $60

81170 F/1p-2:30p Tall Mouse-Yorba Linda

Staff $60

81167 M/1p-2:30p AN/504 Staff $60

CALLIGRAPHY (GRADES 7+) KIDS/1459 NEW!Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 7/27/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81171 F/2:30p-4p Tall Mouse-

Yorba Linda Staff $60

81168 M/2:30p-4p AN/504 Staff $60

CALLIGRAPHY II (GRADES 3-6) KIDS/1463 NEW!Learn more about writing with Chancery style! Have fun practicing a whole new alphabet and make some beautiful art/craft projects (ornamental capitals, gift bags, birthday cards and more!) Learn more about calligraphy and graphic art tools that add gold, silver and glitter to your work (the ancients called it illumination). Inspire your student to write more beautifully! Dates: Aug 7-Sep 4 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81172 F/1p-2:30p Tall Mouse-


CALLIGRAPHY II (GRADES 7+) KIDS/1465 NEW!Dates: Aug 7-Sep 4 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81173 F/2:30p-4p Tall Mouse-


WONDERFUL WATERCOLORS (AGES 8+) KIDS/408Come have fun learning basic watercolor painting techniques. No experience is necessary! Please bring a "set of 8" dry watercolor paints, a pad of inexpensive watercolor paper and two watercolor brushes: one 1/4" round and one 1/4" flat. Dates: Jul 9-Aug 13 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80125 Th/5p-6p WIL/207 Fowler $50

YOUNG ARTIST WORKSHOP (AGES 7+) KIDS/410Learn to draw animals, natural objects, landscapes, and people. Covers basic theory of color, value, perspective and spatial relationships. Your child will learn to draw better! Dates: Jul 13-Jul 17 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80253 MTWThF/1p-3p WIL/217 Cardoza $75

CREATIVE CRAFTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD (AGES 8+) KIDS/1605 NEW!Come join our adventure as we explore art from around the world! We will create fun and unique art with influences from Mexico, Africa, Europe, Asia and the Mediterranean. Learn how to do paper mache, mosaics, painting and more! Instructor will have a supply list on first day of class. Dates: Jul 9-Jul 30 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81319 Th/10a-1p Tall Mouse-YL Staff $95

PAPER BAG SCRAPBOOK ALBUM (AGES 9+) KIDS/1610 NEW!Create a fun scrapbook album. We ll turn paper bags into an album including pockets, tags and more! Have fun learning to use many scrapbooking tools available in class. Learn many techniques to keep your memories preserved. Kit will be provided. Also makes a wonderful gift. All skill levels. Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81376 T/3p-4:30p WIL/201 Staff $6581339 W/3:30p-5p SCECYP/103 Staff $65

CAPTURE THE MOMENT (AGES 10+) KIDS/1400 NEW!Using the computer and your own photographs from a special event learn how to create a variety of personalized items from storybooks to cards, calendars and more! Bring scannable photos and a USB flash drive or photos uploaded to a USB flash drive to class. Parents have the option of purchasing a variety of personalized items. Information sheet provided in class. Dates: Jul 20-Jul 23 *Dates: Aug 10-Aug 14 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81377 MTWTh/9a-11:30a WIL/214 Cardoza $9081259* MTWThF/1p-3p SCE200/

211Cardoza $90



FASHION ILLUSTRATION I (AGES 12+) KIDS/445Calling all aspiring fashion illustrators. In this class you will complete a fashion figure with collars, blouses, skirts, pants, hats and accessories by the end of the course. Students will learn how to draw proportional figures and faces, as well as gesture drawings. Fashion figures will be created using watercolors, colored pencils, markers, and pens. Special supplies required, pick up list in office. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80132 S/1p-2:30p SCE200/

204Bae $55

AVID Enrichment

AVID ENRICHMENT - SOCIAL SCIENCE FOCUS (GRADES 7+) KIDS/1525 NEW!The primary focus of the Advancement via Individual Determination (AVID) Enrichment program with Social Science Focus is to allow students the opportunity to study in-depth a variety of the best thinkers, scientists, artists and explorers whose work has greatly effected the course of human history. Dates: Jul 8-Jul 25 *Dates: Jun 22-Jul 7 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81392 MTWTh/8a-

12:30p Brookhurst Jr. High School

Staff $75

81391* MTWTh/8a-12:30p

Brookhurst Jr. High School

Staff $75

Computers

An Acceptable Use Policy Form for the Business/Computer Skills Lab is required. Parents may pick up a form at the time of registration. Some classes may require a free Yahoo user account. For these classes, the instructor will supply the information.

It is required that students bring a USB Flash Drive - minimum 256 MB to all Kids' College Computer classes.

INTRO TO COMPUTERS (AGES 8+) KIDS/901Have fun while developing proficiency in software usage and hardware knowledge. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80098 S/10a-11a SCE200/211 Kabir $65

COMPUTER KEYBOARDING I (AGES 8+) KIDS/900Multimedia software teaches your child the layout of the computer keyboard. Integrated music and puzzle activities make learning fun! Enrollment is limited! Dates: Jun 29-Jul 10; nc Jul 3 *Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 †Dates: Jul 13-Jul 16 ‡Dates: Jun 30-Jul 16 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81230 MWF/9a-10:30a AN/310 Roy $6580364* S/9a-10a SCE200/211 Kabir $6581334† MTWTh/9a-

10:30a WIL/214 Cardoza $65

81228‡ TTh/10a-11:30a SCE200/211 Roy $6580267* S/1p-2:30p WIL/214 Cardoza $65

COMPUTER KEYBOARDING I (AGES 12+) KIDS/1390 NEW!Multimedia software teaches your child the layout of the computer keyboard. Integrated music and puzzle activities make learning the keyboard fun! Enrollment is limited!Dates: Jul 13-Jul 16 *Dates: Jun 29-Jul 10; nc Jul 3 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81335 MTWTh/10:30a-

12pWIL/214 Cardoza $65

81231* MWF/10:30a-12p AN/310 Roy $65

COMPUTER KEYBOARDING II (AGES 8+) KIDS/1394 NEW!This class is for students who can already type but wish to improve their speed and accuracy. Be ready for school projects and research papers. Learn keyboarding through writing exercises including poetry and stories. On the last day of class students will share a creation from class. Dates: Jul 13-Jul 24 *Dates: Jul 21-Aug 6 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81232 MWF/9a-10:30a AN/310 Roy $6581229* TTh/10a-11:30a SCE200/211 Roy $65

COMPUTER KEYBOARDING II (AGES 12+) KIDS/1398 NEW!Dates: Jul 13-Jul 24 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE 81233 MWF/10:30a-12p AN/310 Roy $65

MICROSOFT WORD FOR KIDS (AGES 8+) KIDS/913Learn how to create, save and print documents (letters, reports, tables, memos, flyers, etc.) Check spelling and grammar. Edit, change format, font and style. Create tables, print labels and envelopes, insert pictures and use mail merge. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE 81378 S/9a-10:30a AN/310 Staff $6580139 S/11a-12:30p SCE200/211 Kabir $65


avid Enrichment

Computers


MICROSOFT WORD, POWERPOINT & EXCEL FOR KIDS (AGES 9+) KIDS/1408 NEW!This course is for students who know the basics in at least one of the Microsoft applications. Students will learn how Word, PowerPoint and Excel can be used in school projects (reports, presentations) and for personal use (fun signs, presentations and money management spreadsheets). Dates: Jul 13-Jul 17 *Dates: Jul 27-Aug 6 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81346 MTWThF/9a-

11:30a AN/303 Guidry $80

81345* MTWTh/2p-3:30p

SCE200/211 Guidry $80

INTERNET ZONE (GRADES 6-8) KIDS/1405 NEW!When you search for information on the Internet, you are on the World Wide Web (a very large and complex Web of information). In this course, we will explore websites to help you succeed in school, explore your interests, and create your own projects. We will also discuss Internet safety. Dates: Aug 3-Aug 14 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81349 MWF/9a-10:30a AN/310 Staff $75

INTRODUCTION TO POWERPOINT (AGES 9+) KIDS/932Students will have fun creating a simple slide show presentation using Microsoft PowerPoint. Learn how to use text, animation, sound effects and graphics to complete a short in-class slide show. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81379 S/10:30a-12p AN/310 Staff $65

CREATE YOUR OWN WEB PAGE USING HTML (AGES 12+) KIDS/930Learn how to create your own web page with HTML. Includes creating, formatting, enhancing and publishing HTML/web pages. Prerequisite: Basic Internetnavigation skills.Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80138 S/12:30p-2p SCE200/211 Kabir $65

INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER ANIMATION & GAMES (GRADES 5-8) KIDS/1320Girls and boys, it's time to be creative and have fun! In this course, you will learn basic computer programming. You will design simple animations and even make your own video game. Whether you know a lot or a little about computers, you will enjoy this course! Dates: Jun 29-Jul 2 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81338 MTWTh/2p-

4pSCE200/211 Guidry $65

Cooking

FUN WITH BAKING! (AGES 8-11) KIDS/1510 NEW!Have fun learning the basics of baking. Register for a single class or the entire series. Students will learn about and use basic kitchen tools. Safety, cleanliness and working with others will be emphasized. Bring an apron to class and a towel for clean-up and a container for leftovers. Check if there are additional supplies required each week.CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEEJul 11: Baking Cupcakes 81223 S/9a-12p SCECYP/104 Staff $40Jul 18: Baking a Pie 81224 S/9a-12p SCECYP/104 Staff $40Jul 25: Baking Cookies 81225 S/9a-12p SCECYP/104 Staff $40Aug 1: Baking Bread Dough 81226 S/9a-12p SCECYP/104 Staff $40Aug 8: Cake Icing and Decorating – Fee includes a cake decorating kit 81227 S/9a-12p SCECYP/104 Staff $60

BEYOND SMOOTHIES AND MORE (AGES 7 -12) KIDS/1045Child and parent will join forces to create a variety of colorful and delicious summer-time drinks. This one day workshop will include demonstration and hands-on participation in the creation of fun summer-time drinks for kids including smoothies and fruit juices beverages. Demonstration will be given on fun fresh fruit garnishes and colorful ice rings. The class will be taught by our vocational bartending instructor and class will be held in our adult bartending classroom. Dates: Aug 15-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80233 S/9a-11:30a SCE200/210 Salisbury $2580430 S/11:30a-2p SCE200/210 Salisbury $25

Dance

CREATIVE DANCE AND EXERCISE (AGE 3-4) KIDS/550Introduces children to basic dance techniques combined with exercise. Focus is on rhythm, movement and coordination to develop self-confidence in a creative environment. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81380 S/10:30a-

11:30a SCECYP/118 Abrahamson $50


Cooking

dance


YOUTH BALLET (AGE 3) KIDS/510This is a beginning class that incorporates basic ballet technique with fun motor skill exercises that focus on rhythm and strength building. Parents not allowed in the dance studio during class. The children will perform a dance learned throughout the session on the last day of class, during the fall, winter and spring sessions only.Dates: Jul 11-Aug 8 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80036 S/11a-12p CC/GYM 2-

125Weidman $50

YOUTH BALLET (AGES 4-5) KIDS/510ABeginning class that teaches basic ballet technique and coordination skills in a fun environment. There will be a performance on the last day of class during the fall, winter, and spring sessions only. Parents are not allowed in the dance studio during class. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 8 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80037 S/12p-1p CC/GYM 2-

125Weidman $50

YOUTH BALLET (AGES 6+) KIDS/510BThis is a beginning class that introduces the young dancer to the structure of a true classical ballet class. The students will do barre, center and across the floor work to help develop strength, coordination and balance. There will be a performance on the last day of class during the fall, winter, and spring sessions only. Parents are not allowed in the dance studio during class. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 8 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80038 S/1p-2p CC/GYM 2-

125Weidman $50

CHILDREN'S BALLET AND TAP DANCE (AGES 5+) KIDS/502At the beginning level, children will learn ballet and tap techniques, simple dance combos and rhythm exercises. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 8 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80341 S/2p-3p CC/GYM 2-

125Weidman $50

CHILDREN'S TAP DANCE (AGES 7+) KIDS/501Children will learn tap techniques, rhythm exercises and simple dance combinations at beginning level. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81007 S/3p-4p SCECYP/118 Abrahamson $50

JAZZ HIP HOP DANCE (AGES 5-7) KIDS/522Jazz dance techniques with a hip hop flair, style and rhythm emphasized. Students will gain self-esteem and confidence in an upbeat atmosphere. Wear comfortable clothing and bring water. Dates: Jul 9-Aug 13 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80191 Th/5p-6p AN/134 Vest $50

JAZZ HIP-HOP DANCE (AGES 5-6) KIDS/516Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80027 S/11:30a-

12:30p SCECYP/118 Abrahamson $50

JAZZ HIP-HOP DANCE (AGES 7+) KIDS/516ADates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80028 S/1p-2p SCECYP/118 Abrahamson $50

JAZZ HIP-HOP DANCE (AGES 8+) KIDS/523Dates: Jul 9-Aug 13 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80192 Th/6p-7p AN/134 Vest $50

MUSICAL THEATRE (AGES 7+) KIDS/315Enjoy the exciting world of musical theatre! Each participant will learn the choreography and vocals to a fun musical. Family and friends are invited to a recital performance on the last day of class. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80032 S/2p-3p SCECYP/118 Abrahamson $50

Foreign Language

SING AND LEARN CHINESE FOR PARENT AND CHILD (AGES 0-6) KIDS/1290 NEW!A jump start opportunity for children to learn pronunciation, greetings, and basic Mandarin concepts through music, movements, storytelling and various activities. Class offers a great opportunity for parents wanting to increase their child's social, emotional, interpersonal skills. Parents can also learn along with their own child in a fun setting. Dates: Jun 30-Jul 21 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81315 T/5p-6p SCECYP/

117Hagerty $55


Foreign Language



SPANISH FUN FOR MOMMY, DADDY AND ME (AGES 3-4) KIDS/1433 NEW!Parent and child learn Spanish through songs, dancing and games. Introduction to greetings, colors, numbers and body parts. All in a fun way. Dates: Jul 7-Aug 11 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81082 T/10a-11a AN/504 Mory $50

ROCK 'N LEARN SPANISH (AGES 5-7) KIDS/108AThis course is a fun way to learn beginning Spanish. Students with little or no previous Spanish will experience the thrill of learning a second language. Children will learn pronunciation, greetings, colors and other basic concepts through songs, games, dances and other activities. Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 *Dates: Jul 6-Aug 3 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80187 T/10a-11a AN/114 Chavez $5080112* M/3p-4p WIL/201 Chavez $5081090 Th/5p-6p SCECYP/107 Chavez $50

A TOUCH OF SPANISH (AGES 8-12) KIDS/108BThis class offers an introductory program that makes Spanish acquisition a natural, personalized, enjoyable and rewarding experience. Students will learn to read and write basic Spanish and will be introduced to speaking first level Spanish. Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80353 T/11a-

12:30p AN/114 Chavez $50

80076 M/4p-5:30p WIL/201 Chavez $5080190 Th/5p-6:30p SCECYP/103 Mory $50

Gymnastics & Cheerleading

CHEERLEADING (AGES 4-7) KIDS/587Cheerleading students will learn all the basic fundamental cheer movements as well as sideline cheers, fight song cheers and performance cheers. Students will learn proper warm-up and stretching techniques to improve flexibility. This class is designed to build self-confidence. Show performance on the last day of class. Wear tennis shoes. Wear comfortable clothing and bring water. Short performance on the last day for family and friends. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80366 S/12p-1p AN/134 Ortega $55

CHEERLEADING (AGES 8+) KIDS/587ADates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81146 S/1p-2p AN/134 Ortega $55

TINY TOTS TUMBLING (AGES 18M - 3YRS) KIDS/1330This class will introduce your child to stretching, locomotor and basic gymnastic skills in a fun and safe environment. Parent/guardian participation required to assist the child through age appropriate progressive gymnastic instruction each week. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 *Dates: Jul 20-Jul 24 †Dates: Jul 13-Jul 17 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81013 S/8a-9a CC/GYM 2-

123Stumpf $55

81006 S/9a-10a CC/GYM 2-123

Stumpf $55

81220* MTWThF/2p-3p AN/134 Stumpf $5581218† MTWThF/2p-3p WIL/204 Stumpf $55

MOMS, POPS & TOTS TUMBLING (AGES 3-5) KIDS/580Moms and Dads - bring your child to class! Through basic gymnastic skills, your child will improve coordination and developmental skills. You need to be there to assist your child at all times. Come dressed to stretch, jump and run. You'll both have a great time (boys and girls). Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 *Dates: Jul 20-Jul 24 †Dates: Jul 13-Jul 17 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80344 S/10a-11a CC/GYM 2-

123Stumpf $55

81221* MTWThF/3p-4p AN/134 Stumpf $5581219† MTWThF/3p-4p WIL/204 Stumpf $55

GYMNASTICS - BEGINNING I (AGES 5-7) KIDS/575Introduces basic gymnastic tumbling skills, safety and stretching. Bridges, tripods and, a variety of rolls and jumps will be some of the skills taught for boys and girls. Pick up instruction sheet at registration! Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80237 S/11a-12p CC/GYM 1-

102WarnerStumpf

$60

GYMNASTICS - BEGINNING I (AGES 8+) KIDS/576Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80025 S/12p-1p CC/GYM 1-

102WarnerStumpf

$60


gymnastics & Cheerleading


GYMNASTICS II (AGES 6+) KIDS/577For continuing gymnasts; more advanced stretching and tumbling skills, including headstands, handstands, bridge kick-overs, cartwheels and tumbling combinations will be taught. Boys and girls are welcome. Must have beginning gymnastics pass certificate. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80343 S/1p-2p CC/GYM 1-

102WarnerStumpf

$60

Martial Arts

INTRODUCTION TO THE MARTIAL ARTS(AGES 4 -6) KIDS/1280Students will be introduced to basic martial arts skills as well as important life skills. Class will enhance your child's coordination and increase you child's confidence. Self Awareness skills and personal safety skills will be covered. Martial arts is a process that will help develop a positive attitude, respect, self discipline and build character. Dates: Jul 7-Aug 11 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81074 T/6p-7p SCECYP/118 Kalar $55

KUNG FU FOR KIDS (AGES 7-17) KIDS/655The ancient Chinese art of San Soo. Instruction and practice in the fundamentals of San Soo's basic defensive techniques that will help students develop physical ability as well as increase confidence. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80030 S/11a-

12:30p CC/GYM 2-123

Kalar $60

80031 S/12:30p-2p CC/GYM 2-123

Kalar $60

JUDO/JUJITSU FOR KIDS (AGES 6-13) KIDS/654This program is designed for children, with a focus on improving coordination, quick reflexes, stamina, speed, strength and sportsmanship. The three main categories of Judo are taught, which include throwing techniques, striking techniques, and grappling techniques on the mat. Techniques for free practice are used, and children may participate in competition. Dates: Jul 6-Aug 12 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE 80107 MW/5:30p-

6:30pWIL/204 Firestone $60

Math

MASTER MATH - 1ST GRADE KIDS/239Students will review counting to 100, learn and practice basic math skills including addition and subtraction. Also included are time and fractions. Students will learn to use reasoning when solving problems. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81355 S/9a-10a AN/118 Mitchler $5080090 S/12p-1p SCECYP/107 Gonzales $50

MASTER MATH - 2ND GRADE KIDS/240Students will learn and practice basic math skills in fun and exciting sessions. Includes addition, subtraction, telling time, graphs, word problems, money, fractions, and beginning multiplication. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81356 S/10a-11a AN/118 Mitchler $5080013 S/10a-11a SCE200/215 Staff $50

MASTER MATH - 3RD GRADE KIDS/241Includes addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, graphs, fractions, word problems, geometric concepts. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80014 S/9a-10a SCE200/215 Staff $5081357 S/12p-1p AN/118 Mitchler $50

MASTER MATH - 4TH GRADE KIDS/242Students will learn and practice basic math skills in fun and enriching sessions. Includes adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing, as well as using graphs and charts, place values and fractions. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80068 S/11a-12p SCECYP/107 Gonzales $50

IMPROVE YOUR MATH AND STUDY SKILLS (GRADES 3-4) KIDS/213Personalized math; children will learn how to improve basic math skills in a fun, relaxed and enjoyable manner through the use of games and worksheets. Tutors student by grade level. Reviews addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Includes fractions, decimals and story problems. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80188 S/10a-11a CC/CE12-11 Bray $50

IMPROVE YOUR MATH AND STUDY SKILLS (GRADES 5-6) KIDS/213ADates: Jul 11-Aug 15 *Dates: Jul 13-Jul 17 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81381 S/9a-10a CC/CE12-11 Bray $5080189* MTWThF/3p-4p WIL/218 Bray $50


Martial arts

Math


SOLVING WORD PROBLEMS (GRADE 5) KIDS/1273Are word problems a challenge? Students will review basic math strategies to select data and successfully solve different types of math word problems. Enrollment is limited to 10 students Dates: Jul 13-Jul 24 *Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 †Dates: Jun 29-Jul 10; nc Jul 3 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80400 MWF/10a-11a SCE200/204 Duran $6081238* S/10a-11a SCE200/217 Duran $6081099† MTWThF/10a-

11aAN/611 Duran $60

MATHEMATICS(GRADES 6+) KIDS/243Get an advanced start in middle school. Learn math the easy way. Includes order of operation, variables, exponents, solving equations, decimals, scientific notation, averages, prime factorization, GCF, fractions, probabilities, LCM, integers, two-step equations, inequalities, functions, perimeter and finding circumferences. Includes a workbook. Dates: Jul 27-Aug 14 *Dates: Jun 22-Jul 17; nc Jul 3 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80258 MTWThF/9a-

10:30a CC/TE3-222

Guidry $125

80118* MTWThF/1p-2:30p

AN/118 Jain $135

No classes on 6/29/09 and 7/3/09

EASE INTO PRE-ALGEBRA (GRADES 5-6) KIDS/202Increase your skills in pre-algebra through calculating activities. Also, fractions, decimals, integers and solving equations. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 8 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80006 S/12p-1p SCECYP/103 McLaughlin $50

PRE-ALGEBRA (GRADES 6+) KIDS/236This course reinforces the school curriculum using strong algebra skills. Topics include: whole numbers, decimals, integers and their operations, algebraic and numerical expressions, order of operations, powers and exponents, rational numbers, GCF, LCM, solving equations and inequalities, ratio, proportions and percent, finding the area and volume, square roots and Pythagorean theorem. Workbooks will be provided. Dates: Jul 27-Aug 14 *Dates: Jun 22-Jul 17; nc Jul 3 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80259 MTWThF/10:30a-

12pCC/TE3-222

Guidry $125

80094* MTWThF/11:30a-1p

AN/118 Jain $135

No classes on 6-29-09 and 7-3-09

ALGEBRA 1 (GRADES 7+) KIDS/225This course is designed to accomplish the goals of enhancing and increasing the math skills and knowledge in broader scope. It will cover topics on rational numbers and their operations, solving equations and inequalities, relations and functions, graphing linear equations, finding the equation of the line, parallel and perpendicular lines, solving systems of equations, consistent and inconsistent systems, polynomials and their operations, factoring polynomials, solving quadratic equations and simplifying rational expressions. Workbooks will be provided. Dates: Jun 22-Jul 17; nc Jul 3 *Dates: Jul 27-Aug 14 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80095 MTWThF/10a-

11:30a AN/118 Jain $135

No classes on 6-29-09 and 7-3-09. 80260* MTWThF/12p-

1:30p CC/TE3-222

Guidry $125

ALGEBRA (GRADES 7+) KIDS/217Learn how to solve equations, multiplying polynomials, work word problems, graph functions, solve inequalities without stress. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 8 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80056 S/1p-2p SCECYP/103 McLaughlin $50

PRE-CALCULUS (GRADES 10+) KIDS/1150This course is designed for preparation into Calculus. Topics range from relations and functions, linear and quadratic functions, polynomials, rational functions, radicals and roots, exponentials and logarithms, conic sections, systems of equations, and sequences/series. Dates: Jul 7-Aug 11 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80384 T/4p-5:30p SCECYP/107 Emperado $65

CALCULUS I (GRADES 10+) KIDS/1155 NEW!This course is the first of a three part series of Calculus that is designed as a quick review of the Pre-Calculus functions. Topics covered will include understanding of properties of limits, techniques of finding limits, asymptote, continuity and one-sided limits, and infinite limits. These skills are an excellent preparation for the AP Calculus exam given in May. Dates: Jul 7-Aug 11 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81017 T/5:30p-7p SCECYP/107 Emperado $65



Math Tutorials

TUTORIAL: MATH MANIA (GRADES 1-2) KIDS/211Students will review and enhance basic math skills such as, addition, subtraction, fractions, place value, money and telling time according to their grade level. Students will use games, worksheets and story problems to enrich their skills. Limited to 8 students. Dates: Jul 13-Aug 10 *Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/3/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80165 M/9a-10a AN/504 Mitchler $6080134* Th/3p-4p SCECYP/107 Jones $6080062* W/3:30p-

4:30p WIL/201 Kuruppu $60

81157* T/4p-5p AN/610 Alicea $60

TUTORIAL: MATH MANIA (GRADES 3-4) KIDS/211AStudents will review and enhance basic math skills such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, charts and graphs, and telling time according to their grade level. Students will use games, worksheets and story problems to enrich their skills. Limited to 8 students. Dates: Jul 13-Aug 10 *Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/3/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80166 M/10a-11a AN/504 Mitchler $6080063* S/1p-2p WIL/219 Kuruppu $6080135* Th/4p-5p SCECYP/107 Jones $6080202* W/4:30p-

5:30pWIL/201 Kuruppu $60

TUTORIAL: NUMBER SENSE (GRADES 3-4) KIDS/215This is a tutorial-based class that is developed to assist students that are having difficulty with the basic concepts of addition, subtraction and multiplication, as well as a strong focus on place value and regrouping. Limited to 8 students. Dates: Jul 6-Aug 3 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81156 M/4p-5p AN/132 Alicea $60

TUTORIAL: MATH MANIA (GRADES 5-6) KIDS/211BKids will review and enhance basic math concepts by practicing skills such as long division, decimals, fractions, integers, geometry, charts and graphs, word problems and more. Limited to 8 students! Dates: Jul 11-Aug 8 *Dates: Aug 10-Aug 14 †Dates: Jul 13-Jul 17 ‡Dates: Jul 20-Jul 24 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80155 S/11a-12p CC/CE12-11 Bray $6580261* MTWThF/11a-

12pSCE200/210 Bray $65

80133† MTWThF/1p-2p WIL/218 Bray $6580371‡ MTWThF/3p-4p CC/TE3-222 Bray $65

TUTORIAL: PRE-GEOMETRY (GRADES 4-6) KIDS/220Students will learn basic ideas of geometry such as line and angle relationships, transversals, area and perimeter of various polygons, and area and circumference of circles in a fun environment. Dates: Aug 10-Aug 14 *Dates: Jul 13-Jul 17 †Dates: Jul 20-Jul 24 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80370 MTWThF/10a-

11aSCE200/210 Bray $65

81337* MTWThF/2p-3p WIL/218 Bray $6580374† MTWThF/4p-5p CC/TE3-222 Bray $65

TUTORIAL: MATH SKILLS (GRADES 5-6) KIDS/222This course reinforces school curriculum using strong math skills. Large multiplication, division, integers (addition subtraction of positive and negative integers), exponents, decimals, fractions, percents (addition, subtraction, multiplication and division), order of operation and simple variables and equations. Educational materials provided. Class limited to 8 students. Dates: Jul 20-Jul 24 *Dates: Jul 8-Aug 5 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80059 MTWThF/11a-12p AN/505 McLaughlin $6580082* W/5p-6p AN/114 McLaughlin $65

TUTORIAL: PRE-ALGEBRA (GRADES 6+) KIDS/224This class will prepare the student for Algebra. Topics include: Order of operation, integers, rational numbers, GCF, LCM, exponents, fractions, decimals, variables, simple one or two step equations, and functions. Educational materials provided. Class limited to 8 students. Dates: Jul 20-Jul 24 *Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/3/2009 †Dates: Aug 10-Aug 14 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80262 MTWThF/9a-

10aCC/TE3-222

Guidry $65

80060 MTWThF/10a-11a

AN/505 McLaughlin $65

80065* S/1p-2p WIL/203 Emperado $6580372† MTWThF/2:30p-

3:30p CC/TE3-222

McLaughlin $65

80083* W/4p-5p AN/114 McLaughlin $65

TUTORIAL: PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS(GRADES 7-8) KIDS/1427 NEW!This course is designed for middle school students to learn the basics of probability and statistics. Topics include probability of dependent or independent events, the counting principles, permutations, combinations, and graphing data. Class is limited to 8 students. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 8 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81080 S/3p-4p WIL/203 Emperado $65


Math Tutorials


TUTORIAL: ALGEBRA 1 (GRADES 7+) KIDS/226This course is designed to enhance equation solving skills. It will also cover integers, rational numbers, square roots, fractions, decimals, percents, and solving equations with variables on both sides. Educational materials provided. Class limited to 8 students. Dates: Jul 20-Jul 24 *Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/3/2009 †Dates: Aug 10-Aug 14 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80061 MTWThF/9a-

10aAN/505 McLaughlin $65

80263 MTWThF/10a-11a

CC/TE3-222

Guidry $65

80075* S/2p-3p WIL/203 Emperado $6580373† MTWThF/3:30p-

4:30p CC/TE3-222

McLaughlin $65

80084* W/6p-7p AN/114 McLaughlin $65

TUTORIAL: GEOMETRY - PART I (GRADES 7+) KIDS/1265Geometry-Part I includes basic concepts such as points, lines, planes, and angles. A significant part of the course deals with logic and reasoning, which is an important foundation in constructing proofs. Students will also learn about congruent triangles, quadrilaterals, and inequalities. Class is limited to 8 students. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 8 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80397 S/9a-10a AN/138 Emperado $65

TUTORIAL: GEOMETRY - PART II (GRADES 7+) KIDS/1267The second part of Geometry is learning about congruence, the study of right triangles (including Pythagorean Theorem and special triangles), coordinate geometry, circles, area, and volume. A significant portion of this course will emphasize proofs. Class is limited to 8 students. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 8 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81016 S/10a-11a AN/138 Emperado $65

TUTORIAL: ALGEBRA 2 (GRADES 8+) KIDS/244This course is designed to further strengthen and develop a student's Algebra skills. It will quickly review basic Algebra knowledge, and subsequently delve into more complex Algebra materials, such as: 2nd and 3rd degree polynomials, radicals, exponents, logarithms, intermediate geometry, and analyzing and graphing various functions. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 8 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80387 S/11a-12p SCECYP/103 McLaughlin $6580305 S/11a-12p AN/138 Emperado $65

TUTORIAL: TRIGONOMETRY (GRADES 9+) KIDS/1145The course is to introduce and study the properties of trigonometric functions. Students will learn the fundamental laws that govern relationships between sides and angles of triangles, various techniques in taking measurements of triangles, graphing trigonometric functions, and using identities in preparation for Calculus. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 8 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80383 S/8a-9a AN/138 Emperado $65

Music & Drama

SINGING IS FUN (AGES 6-10) KIDS/1415 NEW!Introduces basic skills for singing in a group ensemble/or choir for young voices. Techniques for breath control, diction, posture will be taught with an emphasis on self-confidence and fun! Musical Theatre/Children s theme repertoire. Music/Lyrics included! Dates: Jul 10-Aug 14 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81081 F/10a-11a CC/CE12-10 Mattoon $60

VOCAL FOR KIDS (AGES 7-10) KIDS/325Group instruction emphasizing principles of vocal technique and production, along with diction, breath control and correct posture for singing and shaping tone quality. Unison singing, along with introduction to sight reading skills. Varied repertoire. Sheet music included. Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80271 S/9a-10a CC/CE12-

10Mattoon $60

81011 Th/3:30p-4:30p

WIL/203 Mattoon $60

VOCAL FOR KIDS (AGES 11+) KIDS/326Group instruction emphasizing principles of vocal technique and production, along with diction, breath control and correct posture for singing and shaping tone quality. Unison and part singing, along with sight-reading skills. Varied repertoire. Sheet music included. Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80272 S/10a-11a CC/CE12-10 Mattoon $6081012 Th/4:30p-

5:30pWIL/203 Mattoon $60


Music & drama


YOU'VE GOT RHYTHM (AGES 5-8) KIDS/380Learning basic rhythms can be easy and fun! Students will learn to read and recognize basic rhythms. While experimenting with many types of hand percussion instruments All students interested in learning about music, will benefit from learning rhythms at an early age. No experience or instruments needed. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81389 S/9a-10a WIL/207 Perez $5081390 S/11a-12p AN/134 Perez $50

PIANO KEYBOARDING-BEGINNING I (AGES 7+) KIDS/368Students will learn the basics of the keyboard and music theory. Students: bring your own keyboard (40-key minimum) every week. A recital will be held on the last day. Books will be suggested to buy at first class. Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80057 Th/3:30p-

4:30p SCE200/204 Metzidis $60

81009 T/4p-5p AN/404 Metzidis $60

PIANO KEYBOARDING-BEGINNING II(AGES 7+) KIDS/376For students who have completed Beginning I; pick up book list at registration. Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80141 Th/4:30p-

5:30pSCE200/204 Metzidis $60

81008 T/5p-6p AN/404 Metzidis $60

GUITAR FOR KIDS - BEGINNING (AGES 6-8) KIDS/370Learn to play the guitar in a fun way! Play simple chords, read chord bar charts, and strumming patterns. Bring your nylon-string or acoustic steel-string guitar and medium guitar pick to class. Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81054 F/9a-10a AN/108 Austin $6081037 W/1p-2p SCE200/

201Austin $60

GUITAR FOR KIDS - BEGINNING (AGES 9+) KIDS/370AStarts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 *Dates: Jun 27-Aug 8; nc Jul 4 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81055 F/10a-11a AN/108 Austin $6081051 S/10a-11a SCE200/

201Austin $60

80009* S/11a-12p WIL/215 Parent $6081038 W/2p-3p SCE200/

201Austin $60

GUITAR FOR KIDS - SONGS OF THE DISNEY CHANNEL (AGES 9+) KIDS/1410 NEW!Learn to play and sing all the coolest Disney Channel songs of High School Musical, Hannah Montana and the Jonas Brothers. Bring acoustic guitar and medium pick, get ready to rock and become a STAR! Recommended for students who have completed a beginning level guitar class. Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81057 F/12:30p-1:30p AN/108 Austin $6081053 S/1:30p-2:30p SCE200/201 Austin $60

GUITAR FOR KIDS - SONGS OF GUITAR HERO (AGES 9+) KIDS/1413 NEW!You’ve mastered the game console - now learn songs from “Guitar Hero III” and “World Tour” on a real guitar! Bring medium pick and acoustic or electric guitar - and get ready to ROCK THE STAGE! Recommended for students who have completed beginning guitar. Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81056 F/11a-12p AN/108 Austin $6081052 S/12:30p-1:30p SCE200/201 Austin $60

GUITAR FOR KIDS - INTERMEDIATE (AGES 9+) KIDS/371Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/10/2009 *Dates: Jun 27-Aug 8; nc Jul 4 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81050 S/11a-12p SCE200/201 Austin $6080010* S/12p-1p WIL/215 Parent $6081039 W/3p-4p SCE200/201 Austin $60

BEGINNING GROUP GUITAR 1 (AGES 8-9) KIDS/1480 NEW!Students will learn the basics of rhythm, note reading, tablature reading and some chords. Technical exercises will be introduced to help develop control of the instrument. Students should bring an Acoustic Guitar (nylon string preferred) to class each week. Enrollment limited to eight students. Hal Leonard Guitar Method Book I required. Dates: Jul 6-Aug 10 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81123 M/2p-3p AN/108 Joshi $60

BEGINNING GROUP GUITAR 1 (AGES 10-13) KIDS/1481 NEW!Dates: Jul 6-Aug 10 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81125 M/3p-4p AN/108 Joshi $60

BEGINNING GROUP GUITAR 1 (AGES 14-17) KIDS/1482 NEW!Dates: Jul 6-Aug 10 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81127 M/4p-5p AN/108 Joshi $60



BEGINNING GROUP GUITAR 2 (AGES 8-9) KIDS/1483 NEW!Students will elaborate further on the basics of rhythm, note reading, tablature reading and some chords. Intermediate Technical exercises will be introduced to further help develop control of the instrument. Students should bring a Acoustic guitar (nylon string preferred) to class each week. Class size limited to 8 students. Hal Leonard Guitar Method Book I required. Dates: Jul 7-Aug 11 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81130 T/5p-6p AN/116 Joshi $60

BEGINNING GROUP GUITAR 2 (AGES 10+) KIDS/1484 NEW!Dates: Jul 7-Aug 11 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81131 T/6p-7p AN/116 Joshi $60

GUITAR FOR KIDS - ADVANCED (AGES 9+) KIDS/372Dates: Jun 27-Aug 8; nc Jul 4 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80064 S/1:30p-2:30p WIL/215 Parent $60

BASS GUITAR FOR KIDS (AGES 10+) KIDS/373Students will learn basic notes on the bass guitar, major and minor keys & scales (basic music theory), root notes of chords, how to reach a lead sheet, play with a pick and with fingers. Bring a bass guitar, a heavy pick and if possible (optional) a small bass amplifier. Dates: Jun 27-Aug 8; nc Jul 4 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80185 S/2:30p-3:30p WIL/215 Parent $60

PLAYING THE CELLO - BEGINNER I (AGES 7+) KIDS/375Learn to play the cello! Develop good technique, musicality, and have fun at the same time. Develop self-confidence, good listening and motor skills, memory, and concentration. Prior playing experience is not required. Teacher will assist with instrument rental. Class is limited to 6 students. Dates: Jul 9-Aug 13 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80085 Th/5p-6p AN/132 DeFazio $80

PLAYING THE CELLO - BEGINNER II (AGES 7+) KIDS/375APrerequisite: Must have completed Beginner I or haveinstructor's approval. Learn to play and read simple one position songs. Chamber music for Cello ensemble. Dates: Jul 9-Aug 13 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80111 Th/6p-7p AN/132 DeFazio $80

PLAYING THE CELLO (INTERMEDIATE I) KIDS/383Learn higher level of sound productions and 1st through 4th positions. Chamber music for Cello ensemble. Dates: Jul 9-Aug 13 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80152 Th/7p-8p AN/132 DeFazio $80

PLAYING THE CELLO (INTERMEDIATE II) KIDS/384Learn higher level of sound and bow techniques including vibratos. Chamber music for cello ensemble. Dates: Jul 9-Aug 13 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80186 Th/8p-9p AN/132 DeFazio $80

Violin - Suzuki Method

The Suzuki method requires parents to learn and play Violin with their child. Violin rental information available in class.

VIOLIN I (AGES 4+) KIDS/351Learn the violin using the successful Suzuki method. Develop your child's concentration, motor skills, memory powers and self-confidence. Students learn to play easily and musically. Class is limited to 6 students. Beginners: Pick up handout at registration. NOTE: Parents are required to learn and play along with their child! Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81022 S/9a-9:45a SCECYP/118 Chan $70

No class July 25th 81021 S/9:45a-

10:30a SCECYP/118 Chan $70

No class July 25th

Band Classes

These classes will be held at Brookhurst Junior High School, 601 N. Brookhurst St., Anaheim, CA

BEGINNING BAND INSTRUMENTS (GRADES 5-9) KIDS/1615 NEW!Beginning Instruments class is open to anyone wanting to learn to play a wind or percussion instrument. No experience necessary. Learn proper care, sound production and music reading. A concert will be presented on the last day of class. Dates: Jul 6-Jul 31 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81396 MTWThF/2p-3p Brookhurst Jr.

High School Staff $75


violin - Suzuki Method

band Classes


SUMMER BAND (GRADES 6-9) KIDS/377 NEW!This course is open to those students who already play a band instrument and read music. This class is perfect for students wanting to have fun while practicing their instrument over the summer in preparation for the next school year. A concert will be presented on the last day of class. Dates: Jul 6-Jul 31 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81393 MTWThF/3p-4p Brookhurst Jr.

High School Staff $75

JAZZ IMPROVISATION (GRADES 7-9)KIDS/378 NEW!This class is for young musicians who want to explore the exciting world of jazz improvisation. You will learn music theory and skills needed to improvise on the blues and 32 bar song form. Students must be proficient on their instrument and be able to read music. A concert will be presented on the last day of class. Dates: Jul 6-Jul 31 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81394 MTWThF/

4p-5pBrookhurst Jr. High School

Staff $75

Personal Enrichment

CHESS - IT'S YOUR MOVE (AGES 8+) KIDS/950Want to be King of your own army? Chess is the oldest skill game in the world, played many centuries ago in China, India and Persia. This class will start at the basics and introduce concepts appropriate for every level. Opening, middle game, and endgame theory will be examined along with tactical theory. Dates: Jul 27-Jul 31 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81316 MTWThF/1p-3p SCECYP/

118De La Rosa $85

PLEASE PASS THE MANNERS (AGES 5-7) KIDS/150This class will cover the basics of introductions, as well as how to handle silverware, napkins and the ABC's of table manners. Dates: Jul 13-Jul 16 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81004 MTWTh/11:30a-

12pCC/TE3-222

Wantland $20

DINING AND PARTY ETIQUETTE (AGES 8-12) KIDS/1190This fun and informative class provides an overview of good manners and leadership skills. Students will learn social courtesies, introductions, dining, party etiquette. Dates: Jul 13-Jul 16 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81003 MTWTh/10:30a-

11:30a CC/TE3-222 Wantland $40

TEEN ETIQUETTE (AGES 13-17) KIDS/1200This class will provide a foundation of good manners and leadership skills. Topics include: introductions and handshaking, dining skills, thank you notes, getting up in front of a group and listening skills Dates: Jul 13-Jul 16 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81002 MTWTh/9:30a-

10:30a CC/TE3-222

Wantland $40

POSITIVE LIVING SKILLS FOR YOUTH(AGES 7-11) KIDS/1365This class is geared toward teaching youth, ages 7 - 11, to become more positive, more confident, more skilled at coping with stress, and more focused on their pursuits. Activities encourage students to participate, accept others, and develop cooperation skills while having fun! Class adapted from Terry Orlick's "Feeling Great" program Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81406 S/10a-11a CC/GYM 2 Warner $45

Upstairs in Gym 2 Lobby

PUBLIC SPEAKING FOR CHILDREN (AGES 8-12) KIDS/1515 NEW!Learn the skills to confidently present a book report or a speech in front of class. Gain the skills to plan, write and give a book report or a planned speech. Learn tips to combat stage fright, project your voice, and be comfortable in front of a group. Dates: Jul 13-Jul 17 *Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 †Dates: Aug 3-Aug 7 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81360 MTWThF/11a-

12pAN/119 Gibson-Tobin $50

81368* S/11a-12p AN/114 Gibson-Tobin $5081361† MTWThF/4p-5p WIL/217 Gibson-Tobin $50

WINDOW INTO THE WORLD OF MAGIC(AGES 9+) KIDS/1473 NEW!Learn about the history of magic and famous magicians. See magic, memorabilia and magic books. Share the mystery of magic and learn tricks and terms of the trade. Work on developing your own magic show to amuse and amaze others. Enjoy the magic hobby. Dates: Jul 6-Jul 10 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81112 MTWThF/9a-

10:30a SCECYP/118 Harris $90

81113 MTWThF/10:30a-12p

SCECYP/118 Harris $90


Personal Enrichment


BASIC HAND SEWING FOR KIDS (GRADES 4-6) KIDS/1600 NEW!Come learn the basic tools and techniques in hand sewing! Great skills needed for everyone! Boys are welcome. We will complete three projects utilizing skills from threading a needle to completing a project with embellishments. Pick up a supply sheet at registration to be reviewed the first day of class. Dates: Jul 10-Jul 31 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81318 F/10a-

12:30p Tall Mouse-Yorba Linda

Staff $85

BASIC HAND SEWING FOR KIDS (GRADES 6-8) KIDS/1602 NEW!Dates: Jul 10-Jul 31 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81325 F/1p-3:30p Tall Mouse-


Reading & Writing

READINESS FOR KINDERGARTEN (AGES 4-5) KIDS/101Only for children entering kindergarten within the next year; children will be exposed to math, reading readiness and other school experiences. Each term uses different work. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 *Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80016 S/9a-10:30a SCECYP/117 Zapata $6080159* S/9a-10a WIL/219 Kuruppu $5080146 S/10:30a-

12pSCECYP/117 Zapata $60

PRE-READING SKILLS (AGES 4.5-5) KIDS/194This class focuses on developing your child's ability to rhyme and blend sounds in words to become better readers and spellers. We will use "phonemic awareness" techniques that allow children to practice manipulating sounds in words thru fun songs and activities. A student assessment and parent packet will be given. Each term has different activities. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 8 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80239 S/9a-10a AN/116 Ortega $50

BASIC PHONICS (AGES 5-6) KIDS/118For the young reader needing help in phonics. Children will be encouraged to be creative using sounds and simple writing and reading drills. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 *Dates: Jul 6-Aug 3 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80145 S/10a-11a SCE200/208 Jones $5080005* M/3:30p-

4:30p SCECYP/107 Jones $50

BEGINNING PHONICS AND PRINTING(AGES 5-6) KIDS/234This hands-on course introduces proper letter formation and develops student's ability to sound out words. Through fun games and printing activities students become better printers and spellers. Each student will have a response board to demonstrate understanding. Each term has different activities. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 8 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80240 S/10a-11a AN/116 Ortega $50

SPELLING AND WRITING ENRICHMENT (AGES 6-8) KIDS/1185If your child has a foundation in basic phonics, then this is the class for him. This class will take students to the next level of spelling words and better writing habits. Students will learn to read and spell words through various spelling patterns. This class will develop skills in writing correct sentences and paragraphs. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 8 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80352 S/11a-12p AN/116 Ortega $50

FUN WITH PHONICS (GRADES 1-3) KIDS/115For children just learning to read or having difficulty reading. Sounds are taught in a fun but learning atmosphere through stories and writing. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80007 S/9a-10a SCECYP/107 Gonzales $5081358 S/11a-12p AN/118 Mitchler $50

CREATIVE WRITING (GRADES 1-2) KIDS/139Students will use their imaginations to write short stories. Emphasis is on the creative expression of ideas. Dates: Aug 10-Aug 14 *Dates: Jul 27-Jul 31 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81363 MTWThF/9a-

10aAN/119 Gibson-Tobin $50

81369* MTWThF/2p-3p WIL/217 Gibson-Tobin $50

CELEBRATE READING (GRADES 1-3) KIDS/153Your child will love to read while learning basic phonics and spelling skills in a fun and creative way to ensure confident and successful readers. Includes phonics games, letter and word bingo, story charts and word searches. Bring your favorite book to class to share. Dates: Jul 6-Aug 3 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80086 M/4:30p-5:30p SCECYP/107 Jones $50


Reading & Writing


WORD WIZARD (READING & WRITING)(GRADES 2-3) KIDS/1420 NEW!This course will provide review and practice activities to build student understanding of basic word structures and strategies that strengthen reading, writing, and spelling skills. Students will create a personal Word Wizard Strategies Chart to use as a reinforcement tool for ongoing success. Class size limited to 8. Dates: Jun 29-Jul 2 *Dates: Jul 13-Jul 17 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81100 MTWTh/1p-3p AN/611 Duran $8581094* MTWThF/1p-3p SCE200/210 Duran $95

IMPROVE YOUR HANDWRITING (GRADES 3+) KIDS/121Learn and practice writing in the cursive context and strengthen your handwriting skills. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80012 S/1:30p-2:30p SCE200/208 Jones $50

CREATIVE WRITING (GRADES 3-5) KIDS/138Children will learn how to write creative stories using their imagination, learning correct grammar, punctuation and develop vocabulary skills. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 *Dates: Aug 10-Aug 14 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80167 S/10a-11a SCECYP/107 Gonzales $5081364* MTWThF/

10a-11aAN/119 Gibson-Tobin $50

80160 S/12p-1p WIL/219 Kuruppu $50

READING & COMPREHENSION (GRADES 3-4) KIDS/117AStudents will enhance their reading comprehension, learn to read more effectively, and improve interpretation and vocabulary skills. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 *Dates: Jul 9-Aug 6 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80392 S/9a-10a SCE200/208 Jones $5080122 S/10a-11a AN/110 Ortega $5081353* Th/5p-6p SCECYP/118 Jones $50

READING & COMPREHENSION (GRADES 5-6) KIDS/151Students will learn to read more effectively, enhance their reading, comprehension, interpretation and vocabulary skills. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 *Dates: Jul 27-Jul 31 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80123 S/9a-10a AN/110 Ortega $5080067 S/1p-2p SCE200/

217Duran $50


WRITING REPORTS AND PAPERS (GRADES 3-6) KIDS/124Learn to select important material, organize your thoughts, rewrite creatively in your own words in order to write good papers and reports. Face your fears and feel confident through preparation to give oral reports with visual aids. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81147 S/11a-12p AN/110 Ortega $5080017 S/12p-1p SCE200/217 Duran $50

WRITING FROM A TO Z (GRADES 4-6) KIDS/1260Course will provide individual assessments at the beginning and focus on strengthening writing skills through the use of adjectives, adverbs, and introductory adverbial phrases. Paragraph writing skills are developed as well as expository and narrative writing skills. Class size limited to 8. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 *Dates: Jul 13-Jul 24 †Dates: Jun 29-Jul 10; nc Jul 3 ‡Dates: Jun 30-Jul 16 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80398 S/9a-10a SCE200/217 Duran $6080424* MWF/9a-

10aSCE200/204 Duran $60

80421† MWF/9a-10a

AN/611 Duran $55

80399‡ TTh/11:30a-12:30p

SCE200/201 Roy $60

HOW TO STUDY, TAKE TESTS AND ORGANIZE YOURSELF (GRADES 3-6) KIDS/130Children will learn how to set up school work for home study and practice good study techniques. See how much better organized your children become with increased improvement in their school grades. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 *Dates: Aug 10-Aug 14 †Dates: Jul 27-Jul 31 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81366 S/9a-10a AN/114 Gibson-Tobin $5080011 S/11a-12p SCE200/208 Jones $5081365* MTWThF/

11a-12pAN/119 Gibson-Tobin $50

81370† MTWThF/3p-4p

WIL/217 Gibson-Tobin $50

MEMORY POWER FOR KIDS (AGES 7-10) KIDS/126Help your child be more productive and open new doors to learning - they will receive many different opportunities to increase the capability to remember. You'll see grades go up and self-confidence will grow too. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81367 S/10a-11a AN/114 Gibson-Tobin $5080015 S/12p-1p SCE200/208 Jones $50




WRITING WORKSHOP (GRADES 7+) KIDS/947This writing workshop will expose students to a wide range of writing styles, familiarize students with the writing process, and enhance both the reading and writing skills of the student. Students will share their work and critique each other in a cooperative, nurturing environment. Whether the student is a struggling writer or a highly skilled writer this workshop will benefit them.Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80433 S/12p-2p AN/119 Mason $75

IMPROVE YOUR READING AND WRITING (GRADES 7-10) KIDS/191Students will become more effective readers by learning strategies to read different types of writing. By responding in writing to what they read, students will increase comprehension and improve written communication skills. Techniques such as analyzing, summarizing, comparing, critiquing, and interpreting will be applied to in-class reading and writing projects. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80432 S/11a-12p AN/119 Mason $50

Reading Tutorials

TUTORIAL: READY, SET, READ! (GRADES 1-2) KIDS/214This is a tutorial-based class that is developed to assist the emergent reader. There will be a strong focus on phonics and mastery of basic sight words. Limited to 8 students. Dates: Jul 7-Aug 4 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81159 T/3p-4p AN/610 Alicea $60

TUTORIAL: READING AND WRITING REVIEW (GRADES 1-2) KIDS/148Students will enrich reading and writing skills by practicing language arts through writing, capitalization, using proper punctuation, spelling, correcting sentences, reading, and more through the use of ability leveled study packets. Each term uses different work. Limited to 8 students. Starts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/3/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80096 S/10a-11a WIL/219 Kuruppu $6080222 T/4p-5p SCE200/208 Jones $6081160 T/5p-6p AN/610 Alicea $60

TUTORIAL: READING AND WRITING REVIEW (GRADES 3-4) KIDS/148AStarts week of 7/6/2009, ends week of 8/3/2009 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80070 S/11a-12p WIL/219 Kuruppu $6081155 M/5p-6p AN/132 Alicea $6080162 T/5p-6p SCE200/208 Jones $60

TUTORIAL: READING AND COMPREHENSION (GRADES 3-4) KIDS/117Students will learn to read more effectively, enhance their reading comprehension, interpretation and vocabulary skills. Dates: Jul 6-Aug 3 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81154 M/3p-4p AN/132 Alicea $60

Science

CHEMISTRY FOR YOUNG SCIENTISTS (GRADES 1-3) KIDS/705Children will interact with the world of science using hand-on techniques and observation. life science, physical science and chemistry. They will probe life science, physical science and chemistry. Students will formulate slime plus much more! Materials included. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80019 S/11a-12p SCE200/217 Duran $50

JAMMIN' CHEMISTRY (GRADES 3-5) KIDS/1375Introduces the properties of solids, liquids, and gases. Learn about chemical change when solids and liquids produce gases and temperature changes. Experience chemical change when acids and bases make cabbage juice and goldenrod paper indicators change color. See density changes with the salt volcano, liquid layers, and suspended spheres of oil. Dates: Jul 8-Aug 5 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81329 W/4p-5p WIL/215 Swanson $55

SOUNDS FUNTASTIC (GRADES 2-4) KIDS/1490 NEW!Experience concepts of how sounds are made and learn about pitch and tones. Experiment with groan tubes, talkie tapes, boomwhackers, and springs to understand how sounds originate and travel from vibrating objects to our ears. Learn which materials transmit sounds and which do not. Dates: Jul 7-Aug 4 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81328 T/4p-5p WIL/215 Swanson $55

TOY FACTORY (GRADES 2-4) KIDS/1310 NEW!Students will design and build simple, fun toys such as parachutes, rocket launchers, catapults and hovercrafts. In the process, students will also learn the science of how the toys work. Dates: Jul 6-Jul 9 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81348 MTWTh/3p-4p SCECYP/

118Guidry $75

Reading Tutorials

Science



FUN WITH MAGNETS AND MAGNETIC FIELDS (GRADES 2-6) KIDS/1370 NEW!You will learn about magnets and magnetic fields, and get first hand experience in determining whether poles of a magnet are the same or different and will repel or attract. Through hands on activities see how magnets repel and cause objects to float in mid air as well as hold certain objects in the air without being touched. How strong magnets are and how they make objects move without being touched is also investigated. Dates: Jun 22-Jul 1 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81261 MWF/3p-4p Tall Mouse-

Yorba Linda Swanson $50

LAYERS OF THE OCEAN AND THE CREATURES THAT LIVE IN THE OCEAN(GRADES 1-3) KIDS/1493 NEW!Learn the layers of our oceans and the creatures living in the ocean(sharks, whales, dolphins, electric eels, jelly fish, bioluminous fish, oceanographers and more). We will use plastic creatures of the sea to create a large display of the ocean, explore books, play games and learn about ocean wonders. Dates: Jul 13-Jul 17 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81198 MTWThF/

9a-10:30a SCE200/210 Harris $75

LAYERS OF THE OCEAN AND THE CREATURES THAT LIVE IN THE OCEAN(GRADES 4-6) KIDS/1495 NEW!Dates: Jul 13-Jul 17 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81199 MTWThF/

10:30a-12p SCE200/210 Harris $75

DESIGNING WITH LIGHTS (GRADES 4-6) KIDS/1315 NEW!Students will design and build simple objects using LED lights and batteries. They will make small flashlights, lanterns, head lights, and greeting cards that light up. In the process, they will learn about electricity and circuits.Dates: Jul 6-Jul 9 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81347 MTWTh/1p-

3pSCECYP/118 Guidry $85

GEOGRAPHY & THE USA (GRADES 3+) KIDS/199Study American geography and acquaint yourself with maps, legends, climates and regions. Learn how to use the "compass rose". Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81354 S/1p-2p AN/118 Mitchler $50

POPPING, COLLIDING, AND FLASHY PHYSICS (GRADES 3-6) KIDS/1380Learn energy transfer by conduction, convection, motion, and light. Explore conduction with color-changing films, amazing ice blocks, and "hand boilers". Experience heat transfer with dry ice and light sticks in hot water. Use the swinging wonder, kinetic yoyos, and an astroblaster to show energy transfer by moving objects. See how fuel makes a miniature steam boat move. Learn about light with radiometers, light-sensitive beads, prisms, and solar cells. Dates: Jul 6-Aug 3 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81327 M/4p-5p Tall Mouse-


SHOCKINGLY FUN ELECTRONICS (GRADES 4-6) KIDS/1430 NEW!Using hands-on demonstrations with manipulatives, learn about electronics and electrical circuits. Experience how series and parallel circuits are made and useful things that electricity and circuits do. Conductors and insulators are demonstrated. Electrospheres and lumin disks are used to demonstrate the concept of electricity. Learn how electricity is measured . Learn how energy from the sun can be turned into electricity. Dates: Jun 22-Jul 1 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81262 MWF/4p-5p Tall Mouse-


GO GREEN (GRADES 3-6) KIDS/1425 NEW!Everyone is talking about how we all need to GO GREEN. But, what does that really mean? In this course, you will understand what it means and create a plan on how YOU can go green every day. We will also have fun with recyclable crafts and renewable energy projects. Dates: Jul 20-Jul 31 *Dates: Aug 3-Aug 14 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81324 MWF/9a-11a SCE200/

210Staff $110

81350* MWF/10:30a-12:30p

AN/310 Staff $110

AP BIOLOGY PREP (GRADE 9+) KIDS/1520 NEW!Nervous? Excited? Wondering what to expect in AP Biology? If you will be taking Advanced Placement Biology in the Fall, then this Camp is for you! We will cover many concepts critical in succeeding in AP Biology. You will complete some of the same labs that occur in a real AP Biology class. You will also learn how to enhance your test taking skills and have fun doing so. Dates: Jul 6-Jul 17 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81323 MWF/1p-

3:30p SCE200/204 Staff $145



Sports

BASKETBALL CLINIC (AGES 4-6) KIDS/601Learn the fundamentals of basketball through instruction and practice. Includes these basic skills: footwork, passing, dribbling, shooting and running. Kids can improve their knowledge of the game and coordination. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15; nc Jul 25 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80021 S/12p-1p CC/GYM 1-101 Davenport

Nesheiwat$50

BASKETBALL CLINIC (AGES 7-9) KIDS/601ADates: Jul 11-Aug 15; nc Jul 25 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80022 S/1p-2p CC/GYM 1-

101Davenport Nesheiwat

$50

BASKETBALL CLINIC (AGES 10+) KIDS/601BDates: Jul 11-Aug 15; nc Jul 25 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80023 S/2p-3p CC/GYM 1-

101Davenport Nesheiwat

$50

PEE WEE BASEBALL (AGES 4-5) KIDS/607AStudents learn the fundamentals of batting, throwing, catching, and running bases in a non-competitive environment. Bring baseball mitts to class. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80154 S/9a-10a CC/Field Mims

Reyes$50

PEE WEE BASEBALL (AGES 6+) KIDS/607Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80033 S/10a-11a CC/Field Mims

Reyes$50

PEE WEE SOCCER BEGINNING (AGES 4-6) KIDS/610This is a wonderful opportunity to start learning the basic skills of soccer. Students will be involved in warm-up and stretching activities that enable the player to stretch their muscles, develop needed muscle, and get ready to practice. Games will be used to have fun and learn soccer. Bring a #4 soccer ball to class. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80034 S/9a-10a CC/Field Eidlhuber $5080035 S/11a-12p CC/Field Eidlhuber $50

PEE WEE SOCCER (AGES 6-8) KIDS/612Designed to introduce young children to the very basic beginning skills of soccer. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80089 S/10a-11a CC/Field Eidlhuber $50

PEE WEE SOCCER BEGINNING HIGH (AGES 4-6) KIDS/1530 NEW!This course is designed to continue teaching the soccer skills like simple shoelace kicking, trapping and receiving. A variety of soccer games will be used to help the students become confident kicking and passing the soccer ball. Bring a # 4 Soccer Ball to class. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81252 S/9a-10a CC/Field Varga $50

PEE WEE SOCCER - INTERMEDIATE LOW(AGES 6-8) KIDS/1533 NEW!This course is designed to teach and or improve kicking techniques for continuing and new students. Children will learn kicking the ball with the inside of the foot, shoelace, and exterior foot. Ball control and team work will be developed through a variety of soccer games. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81254 S/10a-11a CC/Field Varga $50

PEE WEE SOCCER - INTERMEDIATE HIGH(AGES 6-8) KIDS/1535 NEW!A combination of games will be used to continue improving the technical and tactical soccer skills. How to kick with different parts of the foot, to trap and receive the ball, to dribble with the shoelace, inside/outside the foot and to do a simple juggle will be the primary focus. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81257 S/11a-12p CC/Field Varga $50

PEE WEE SOCCER LEVEL II (AGES 6+) KIDS/618For children who have learned the fundamentals of soccer, and want to improve skills before entering league play. Class will concentrate on all aspects of the game of soccer. Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80429 S/12p-1p CC/Field Eidlhuber

Varga$50

Sports



TENNIS FOR KIDS - BEGINNING (AGES 6-9) KIDS/626Instruction in basic skills. Students will learn forehand, backhand, serve, volley, approach shot and footwork. Bring racquet and one can of new tennis balls. Makeup classes in case of rain. Dates: Jul 7-Jul 23 *Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80247 TTh/8:30a-

9:30a CC/Tennis Court

D e L a R o s a $60

80080* S/12p-1p CC/Tennis Court

NoorDe La Rosa

$60

80081* S/1p-2p CC/Tennis Court

Noor $60

TENNIS FOR KIDS - BEGINNING (AGES 10+) KIDS/626ADates: Jul 7-Jul 23 *Dates: Jul 11-Aug 15 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80248 TTh/9:30a-


De La Rosa $60

80078* S/10a-11a CC/Tennis Court

Noor $60

80079* S/11a-12p CC/Tennis Court

Noor $60

TENNIS FOR KIDS - ADVANCED BEGINNINGKIDS/627Permission needed from Instructor! Dates: Jul 10-Aug 14 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80254 F/5p-6p CC/Tennis


TEEN ADVANCED TENNIS (HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL) KIDS/1180An accelerated program to review a student's ability to enter a High School Tennis competition. Dates: Jul 10-Aug 14 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80386 F/6p-7:30p CC/Tennis


Aquatics

Classes listed below are being offered at the Cypress College Pool.

PARENT & ME SWIMMING (AGES 6M-4Y) KIDS/1540 NEW!This course is intended to introduce pool water to our young students. Each student must be supervised by a parent or guardian who will be instructed in the water by our swim staff instructor. The same parent or guardian must attend each week. Skills introduced at this level are: backyard pool safety, bubble blowing, submerged face, front supported kicking, supported back floating, underwater exploration and arm reaching to the side of the pool.CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE June 22-July 2 81271 MTWTh/11a-

11:30a CCPOOL Staff $60

81278 MTWTh/11:45a-12:15p

CCPOOL Staff $60

81383 MTWTh/3:30p-4p CCPOOL Staff $60 81386 MTWTh/4:15p-

4:45pCCPOOL Staff $60

July 6 - July 16 81290 MTWTh/11a-


81293 MTWTh/11:45a-12:15p

CCPOOL Staff $60





81295 MTWTh/11:45a-12:15p

CCPOOL Staff $60

81385 MTWTh/3:30p-4p CCPOOL Staff $6081388 MTWTh/4:15p-


JUNIOR LIFE GUARDS (AGES 11-14) KIDS/1555 NEW!The Junior Guard Program is a Red Cross approved program. Give your youth a jump start into a Lifeguarding job. Completion of this course sets a foundation for life guarding and life skills. Students will focus on improving swim strength, endurance, and prevention of aquatic accidents, response in an emergency, leadership skills and professionalism of a life guard. Fee includes junior lifeguard kit. CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEEJune 22 - July 2 81273 MTWTh/9:30a-


July 6 - July 16 81274† MTWTh/9:30a-


July 20 - July 30 81276* MTWTh/9:30a-


aquatics



SUMMER SWIM (AGES 5-17) KIDS/1545 NEW!The Summer Swim Program is designed for students ages 5-17. Primary emphasis is on safety while creating a fun learning atmosphere. Students will be evaluated on the first day and placed in appropriate age and skill level. Pool safety, student and parent/guardian responsibility is introduced on first day of instruction. Swim levels include: Beginner, Advanced Beginner, Intermediate Swimmer and Swimmer. CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEEJune 22 - July 2 81263 MTWTh/9:30a-10a CCPOOL Staff $60 81264 MTWTh/10:15a-


81265 MTWTh/11a-11:30a

CCPOOL Staff $60

81268 MTWTh/11:45a-12:15p

CCPOOL Staff $60



July 6 - July 16 81275 MTWTh/9:30a-10a CCPOOL Staff $6081277 MTWTh/10:15a-


81279 MTWTh/11a-11:30a

CCPOOL Staff $60

81282 MTWTh/11:45a-12:15p

CCPOOL Staff $60





81288 MTWTh/11a-11:30a

CCPOOL Staff $60

81289 MTWTh/11:45a-12:15p

CCPOOL Staff $60



PRE-COMPETITIVE SWIM KIDS/1560 NEW!Designed to fine tune all competitive swim strokes, turns and competitive racing, starts off the starting blocks, increase endurance and strength. Upon completion, the student will master skills needed to compete on a swim team. Must have completed the intermediate swim level to register for this class. CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEEJune 22 - July 2 81280* MTWTh/9:30a-10a CCPOOL Staff $60 81285* MTWTh/10:15a-


81296* MTWTh/3:30p-4p CCPOOL Staff $60 81298* MTWTh/4:15p-






July 20 - July 30 81311† MTWTh/9:30a-10a CCPOOL Staff $6081312† MTWTh/10:15a-


81313† MTWTh/3:30p-4p CCPOOL Staff $6081314† MTWTh/4:15p-


BEGINNING SPRING BOARD DIVING KIDS/1565 NEW!Skills presented in this class: land drills on frontal three step approach, three step approaches on spring board, front dive, back dive and pool and diving safety. Students must have completed the advanced beginning swim level to register for this class. CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEEJune 22 - July 2 81299 MTWTh/9:30a-10a CCPOOL Staff $6081300 MTWTh/10:15a-




July 20 - July 30 81303 MTW/9:30a-10a CCPOOL Staff $6081305 MTWTh/10:15a-


BEGINNING WATER POLO (AGES 9-12) KIDS/1550 NEW!Water polo is a fun game for both girls and boys. Students will learn the basic skills and rules of the game and team work. Water polo is a team game that includes swimming, passing and shooting, team offensive and defensive strategy.CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEEJune 22 - July 2 81266 MTWTh/11a-






Classes listed below are being offered at the Fullerton College Pool.

WATER POLO FOR KIDS - BEGINNING(AGES 9-14) KIDS/669This class is designed to provide basic instruction in the Olympic sport of Water Polo to students ages 9-14. Boys and girls will learn passing, dribbling, shooting, alternating frog kick, rules of the sport and aspects of team play. Class sessions will be in the pool. Practice games will occur after skills are learned. Must wear a suit and have some basic swimming skills. Goggles are encouraged. For additional information please read chapters found at http://fcwaterpolo.fullcoll.edu Dates: Jun 23-Aug 1; nc Jul 4 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80140 TThS/8a-

9:30a FCPOOL Luchansky $125



WATER POLO FOR KIDS – INTERMEDIATE (AGES 9-14) KIDS/670Emphasis on individual skills and team tactics in the Olympic sport of water polo. Sessions are co-ed and scrimmages are included in order to learn the game fundamentals and patterns. Students must have played water polo, taken beginning level of Water Polo for Kids, or must possess excellent swimming skills. Dates: Jun 22-Jul 31; nc Jul 3 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80238 MWF/8a-9:30a FCPOOL O'Toole $125

ADVANCED WATER POLO FOR KIDS(AGES 15-17) KIDS/1393 NEW!This course is open to boys and girls ages 15-17 who are at an intermediate to advanced level. This course will focus on such subjects as strategy, offensive and defensive philosophy, referee interpretations, and extra player offense and defense. Dates: Jun 22-Jul 30 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81332 MTTh/5:15p-

7:15pFCPOOL Nighswonger $145

KIDS' COLLEGE & TEEN PROGRAM SUMMER CAMPS

The Summer Camp program offers children an opportunity to learn and participate in fun and enriching activities. Get help in academic areas or try something new! Classes may be cancelled due to low enrollment! No classes July 3rd and 4th. * Enrollment is limited. * Not all camps offered at all locations. * Sign up for a morning session. If signing up for both morning and afternoon sessions, bring a sack lunch for a supervised lunchtime. * Camp Registration includes a t-shirt. Additional t-shirts available for $5.00 each. * Students will be required to sign in and out every day. * You will be required to provide a signed Medical Emergency/Liability Release form at the time of registration for each child attending a Kids' College program. * Computer classes require additional forms and a USB Flash Drive provided by student. * Students are expected to follow instructions given to them by a staff member or teacher. No running, no disruptive behavior in or out of a class and no eating in classrooms. Failure to follow these rules may result in dismissal with no refund of tuition. We do not have medically trained personnel on site to deal with any special medical needs of children. Bring daily:* sun block, water, snack, sneakers or closed-toe shoes Parents:* Make sure your children know the location of the office of each site they are attending. Escort your children to their class and pick them up in the classroom. * Children signing up for a morning and afternoon session will be escorted to afternoon class. * Please label all items brought to class with your child's name.

Academic Camps

PRE-READING SKILLS FOR KINDERGARTEN CAMP KIDS/195Children will participate in a variety of meaningful, interactive, and stimulating games and activities to build Phonemic Awareness. In order for children to be successful in beginning reading, they must be able to hear and manipulate oral sound patterns. (Phonemic Awareness) This camp is for students entering Kindergarten. We will also practice printing and basic phonics. There will be a parent packet and phonics song book to take home. Dates: Jul 6-Jul 10 *Dates: Jul 27-Jul 31 †Dates: Jul 20-Jul 24 ‡Dates: Aug 3-Aug 7 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80131 MTWThF/9a-

12pSCECYP/117 Ortega $125

81045* MTWThF/9a-12p

AN/117 Ortega $125

81061† MTWThF/12:30p-3:30p

SCECYP/117 Zapata $125

81058‡ MTWThF/1p-4p WIL/204 Zapata $125

KINDERGARTEN READING, WRITING AND MATH REVIEW CAMP KIDS/1085Students will participate in a variety of fun and effective activities designed to review and sharpen their reading (phonics, decoding and blending & reading comprehension), writing and math skills. Games, worksheets and music and a "hands-on project" will be used to review kindergarten skills before starting 1st grade. Dates: Jul 13-Jul 17 *Dates: Aug 3-Aug 7 †Dates: Aug 10-Aug 14 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80245 MTWThF/9a-

12pSCECYP/117 Ortega $125


AN/607 Ortega $125

81059† MTWThF/1p-4p WIL/204 Zapata $125

READING, WRITING AND MATH REVIEW CAMP (GRADE 1) KIDS/166Students will sharpen their reading, writing and basic math skills in a fun and relaxed workshop! Games, worksheets and a "hands-on project" will be used to review 1st Grade skills before starting 2nd Grade. Dates: Jul 13-Jul 17 *Dates: Jul 27-Jul 31 †Dates: Jul 6-Jul 10 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81152 MTWThF/9a-

12pAN/117 Zapata $125


SCECYP/117 Zapata $125

81060† MTWThF/1p-4p WIL/219 Zapata $125

kidS’ CoLLEgE & TEEN PRogRaM SUMMER CaMPS

academic Camps



SECOND GRADE REVIEW CAMP KIDS/1475 NEW!Summer is very long. Keep your child at the top of the class and ready for fall! This camp will review 2nd grade skills such as reading, math and writing through learning centers and fun activities. Students will also be introduced to beginning 3rd grade skills. Dates: Aug 10-Aug 14 *Dates: Jul 20-Jul 24 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81163 MTWThF/9a-12p AN/117 Ortega $12581162* MTWThF/9a-12p SCECYP/

117Ortega $125

READING, WRITING, SPELLING AND MATH ADVENTURE CAMP (GRADES 2-3) KIDS/1452 NEW!This class will reinforce reading, writing, spelling and math skills for 2nd and 3rd grade students. In a fun-filled environment the students will learn to write stories, play games and learn basic sign language skills to enhance their spelling abilities. Math activities will include a variety of games and activities. Dates: Jul 20-Jul 24 *Dates: Jul 6-Jul 10 †Dates: Jul 13-Jul 17 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81085 MTWThF/9a-12p AN/117 Bray $12581083* MTWThF/12:30p-

3:30p CC/TE3-203

Bray $125

81084† MTWThF/1p-4p WIL/204 Bray $125

READING, WRITING, AND MATH REVIEW CAMP (GRADES 3 AND 4) KIDS/182Students will sharpen their reading, writing and basic math skills in a fun and relaxed workshop! Games, worksheets, and hands-on projects are used to review 3rd & 4th grade skills before starting the next grade. Dates: Aug 10-Aug 14 *Dates: Jul 27-Jul 31 †Dates: Jul 6-Jul 10 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80126 MTWThF/

12:30p-3:30p SCECYP/118

Gonzales $125

80375* MTWThF/12:30p-3:30p

AN/119 Gonzales $125

81322† MTWThF/1p-4p WIL/215 Gonzales $125

READER'S THEATER CAMP (GRADES 2-3) KIDS/1450 NEW!Reading from story scripts, students learn to play with language while exercising their mind, emotions, and tongues together. In a relaxed, fun, and cooperative atmosphere, students practice vital Language Arts skills and abilities; oral reading fluency and expression, listening, and understanding literary elements such as motivation and characterization. Class limited to 12. Dates: Aug 10-Aug 14 *Dates: Jul 27-Jul 31 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81097 MTWThF/

12:30p-3:30p WIL/207 Duran $125

81095* MTWThF/12:30p-3:30p

SCE200/ 210

Duran $125

WRITER'S WORKSHOP CAMP (GRADES 2-3) KIDS/1448 NEW!In Writer's Workshop, students engage in a supportive environment to review the essential organizing steps of the writing process. Through a series of mini-lessons, students practice pre-writing using brainstorming and graphic organizers, writing a first draft (sloppy copy), revising and editing strategies, and publishing and illustrating final drafts. Class size limited to 12. Dates: Aug 10-Aug 14 *Dates: Jul 27-Jul 31 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81098 MTWThF/9a-12p WIL/207 Duran $125 81096* MTWThF/9a-12p SCE200/

210Duran $125

WRITERS CAMP(GRADES 5-6) KIDS/1055Students will sharpen their writing and critical thinking skills. They will edit short articles, review grammar and punctuations rules, and learn skills used to write paragraphs about a variety of topics. Dates: Jul 13-Jul 17 *Dates: Aug 3-Aug 7 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81359 MTWThF/9a-

11aAN/119 Gibson-Tobin $85


INTENSIVE WRITING CAMP (GRADES 7+) KIDS/163This camp will expose students to a wide range of writing styles, familiarize students with the writing process, and enhance both the reading and writing skills of the student. Students will share their work and critique each other in a cooperative, nurturing environment. Whether the student is a struggling writer or a highly-skilled writer, this camp will benefit them. Dates: Jul 13-Jul 17 *Dates: Jul 6-Jul 10 †Dates: Jul 27-Jul 31 ‡Dates: Jul 20-Jul 24 °Dates: Aug 3-Aug 7 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80097 MTWThF/9a-12p CC/TE3-

315Kraus $125

80156* MTWThF/9a-12p AN/607 Kraus $125 80157† MTWThF/9a-12p CC/TE3-

315Kraus $125

80368‡ MTWThF/9a-12p AN/607 Kraus $125 81092° MTWThF/1p-4p WIL/215 Mason $125

JAMMIN' CHEMISTRY CAMP I (GRADES 3-5) KIDS/1567 NEW!This Camp will explore the density of solids, liquids, and gases in extended activities. The definition and magic of density will be explained with demonstrations and hand-on projects. Dates: Jun 22-Jun 26 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81297 MTWThF/9a-

12pWIL/217 Swanson $125



JAMMIN' CHEMISTRY CAMP II (GRADES 3 - 5) KIDS/1569 NEW!Introduces properties of solids, liquids, and gases as they react to produce different materials. Experiment with physical change where materials dissolve in otherliquids. Experience chemical change with demonstrations and hand-on projects. Dates: Aug 10-Aug 14 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81326 MWF/9a-12p WIL/201 Swanson $95

SCIENCE CAMP - EARTH SCIENCE EXPLORATION (AGES 6-9) KIDS/1080Children will explore the wonders of earth science. Through hands-on activities, students will investigate mineral and fossil specimens to assemble their own beginning rock collection. Students will build a clay model to discover how volcanoes grow. Learning about geodes and rock formations students will write about their discoveries in their science journal and create their own fossil model. Dates: Jul 20-Jul 23 *Dates: Jul 6-Jul 9 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80255 MTWTh/12:30p-

3:30p SCE200/210 Duran $120

80369* MTWTh/1p-4p AN/611 Duran $120

Computer Camp

An Acceptable Use Policy form for the Business/Computer Skills Lab is required. Parents may pick up a form at the time of registration. Some classes may require a free yahoo user account. For these classes, the instructor will supply the information. It is required that students bring a USB Flash Drive - minimum 256 MB to all Kids' College Computer

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY CAMP (AGES 10+) KIDS/914This class will help to develop or improve your digital photography skills. Using the computer and Photoshop, students will learn photo editing skills to restore, resize, change colors and enhance your photos. Bring your own photos, a digital camera and USB flash drive to each class. Dates: Jul 6-Jul 9 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81352 MTWTh/9a-12p WIL/214 Cardoza $110

Music, Drama, Art & Cooking Camps

MUSICAL THEATRE SUMMER CAMP (AGES 9+) KIDS/553This Musical Theatre Camp will be fun filled with singing, acting and dancing. The students will explore and develop their creativity while learning a musical theatre number to perform. Dates: Jul 13-Jul 17 *Dates: Aug 10-Aug 14 †Dates: Jul 20-Jul 24 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80130 MTWThF/12:30p-

3:30p SCECYP/118

Abrahamson $125

81087* MTWThF/12:30p-3:30p

AN/134 Abrahamson $125

81086† MTWThF/1p-4p WIL/204 Abrahamson $125

"JUNIOR IDOL" SUMMER CAMP (AGES 9-12) KIDS/1500 NEW!Will you be the next Junior Idol ? Perfect your art in this informative and fun summer camp. Refine your presentation both vocally and choreographically. The week will culminate in an opportunity to perform before our panel of judges as well as family and friends. Students should bring music in CD form for the song you wish to perform. Dates: Jul 13-Jul 17 *Dates: Aug 10-Aug 14 †Dates: Jun 29-Jul 2 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81134 MTWThF/9a-

12pSCECYP/118

Abrahamson $125



81138† MTWTh/1p-4p WIL/204 Abrahamson $115

"JUNIOR IDOL" SUMMER CAMP (AGES 13+) KIDS/1503 NEW!Dates: Aug 3-Aug 7 *Dates: Jul 27-Jul 31 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81183 MTWThF/9a-

12pSCECYP/118

Abrahamson $125

81185* MTWThF/1p-4p WIL/219 Abrahamson $125

ART TECHNIQUES FOR KIDS CAMP (AGES 8+) KIDS/452Have fun while learning great art techniques! Learn to do pencil drawing, acrylic painting, pastels, still-life creation, mixing your own paints, and more! We will create our own works of art using the techniques we learn! Dates: Jul 13-Jul 17 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80360 MTWThF/9a-

12pAN/607 Bae $125

Computer Camp

Music, drama, art & Cooking Camps



CREATE ART FROM AROUND THE WORLD CAMP! (AGES 8+) KIDS/451Come join our adventure as we explore art from aroundthe world! We will create fun and unique art with influences from Mexico, Africa, Europe, Asia, and the Mediterranean. Learn how to do paper mache, mosaics, painting and more! Dates: Jul 27-Jul 31 *Dates: Aug 3-Aug 7 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81111 MTWThF/9a-

12pAN/607 Bae $125

81108* MTWThF/12:30p-3:30p

SCE200/210 Bae $125

FUN WITH CLAY CAMP (AGES 7+) KIDS/1020Let's make fun clay puppets, plates, dishes, bowls, tiles, animals, and faces! We will be using air-drying clay, polymer clay and paints. Dates: Jul 6-Jul 10 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80256 MTWThF/9a-

12pSCE200/210 Bae $125

ANIME DRAWING CAMP (AGES 8+) KIDS/1015Learn how to draw unique anime fantasy characters and settings. Also learn how to pose and costume the characters Fantasy characters will be created using colored pencils, markers, and watercolors. Dates: Aug 3-Aug 7 *Dates: Jul 13-Jul 17 †Dates: Jun 29-Jul 2 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80257 MTWThF/9a-

12pSCE200/210 Bae $125

80200* MTWThF/12:30p-3:30p

AN/607 Bae $125

81106† MTWTh/1p-4p Tall Mouse-Yorba Linda

Bae $120

FASHION ILLUSTRATION CAMP (AGES 12+) KIDS/1470 NEW!Calling all aspiring fashion illustrators. In this class you will complete a fashion figure with collars, blouses, skirts, pants, and hats. Learn to draw proportional figures and faces, as well as gesture drawings. Fashion figures will be created using watercolors, colored pencils, markers, and pens. Illustrate different textures of fabrics. Also create accessory and shoe illustrations and flats of garments. Special supplies required, pick up list in office. Dates: Jul 6-Jul 10 *Dates: Jun 22-Jun 25 †Dates: Jul 27-Jul 31 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81248 MTWThF/

12:30p-3:30p SCE200/210 Bae $125

81306* MTWTh/1p-4p Tall Mouse-Yorba Linda

Bae $125

81251† MTWThF/1p-4p WIL/215 Bae $125

JUNIOR CHEF CAMP (AGES 8-12) KIDS/855Future chefs will spend a week with our professional chefs as they explore the finer points of food preparation, sanitation, safety, recipes and measurements as they create nutritious foods while gaining a sense of culinary adventure. The day concludes at the chef's table as they discuss and enjoy their daily creations. Bring two dish towels, white apron and a container for leftover food to take home and share. Students must wear black cotton pants, white t-shirts, and closed-toe black sneakers to class. Dates: Aug 3-Aug 6 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80091 MTWTh/8a-12:30p AN/175 Peters $175

TEEN CHEF CAMP (AGES 13-16) KIDS/1090Spend a week with our professional chefs. The Teen Chef Camp at SCE wants you to learn the basic skills of a chef; "mis en place", knife skills, nutrition, safety, sanitation and culinary terminology. Apprentice chefs will embark on a culinary tour that spans the globe as they prepare dishes from start to finish. The day concludes at the chef's table as they discuss and enjoy their daily creations. Bring two dish towels, white apron and a container for leftover food to take home and share. Students must wear black cotton pants, white t-shirts and closed-toe sneakers to class. Dates: Aug 3-Aug 6 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE 80249 MTWTh/1p-5:30p AN/175 Peters $175

Gymnastics/Dance Camps

BEGINNING GYMNASTICS I SUMMER CAMP(AGES 5-8) KIDS/555This course teaches children the basic fundamental building blocks of gymnastics. They will learn many variations in jumps, rolls, tumbling, stretching and conditioning. Students will practice motor skills and exercising safely all while interacting and having fun! Dates: Aug 3-Aug 7 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81014 MTWThF/9a-

12pCC/GYM 2-123

Stumpf $125

BEGINNING GYMNASTICS 1 CAMP (AGES 8+) KIDS/555AThis course teaches children the basic fundamental building blocks of gymnastics. They will learn many variations in jumps, rolls, tumbling, stretching and conditioning. Students will practice motor skills and exercising safely all while interacting and having fun! Dates: Aug 10-Aug 14 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81015 MTWThF/9a-12p CC/GYM 2-

123Stumpf $125

gymnastics & dance Camps



DANCE LIKE THE STARS CAMP (AGES 13+) KIDS/1505 NEW!Come have fun and experience the ballroom dancing craze. This class will cover four basic styles of dance: Swing, Fox-Trot, Waltz and Cha Cha. Students should wear comfortable closed toe shoes. Dates: Aug 3-Aug 7 *Dates: Jul 6-Jul 10 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81180 MTWThF/12:30p-

3:30p SCECYP/118

Abrahamson $125

81182* MTWThF/1:30p-4:30p


Sports Camps

PEE WEE SOCCER CAMP (AGES 4-6) KIDS/614This camp will introduce your child to the very basic skills of soccer. Students will learn and develop skills such as dribbling, passing, trapping and goalkeeping by participating in fun drills, exciting games. By the end of the course, students will not only have learned to play a new sport, but they'll experience being a part of a team!Dates: Jul 13-Jul 17 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81149 MTWThF/

9a-11:30a CC/Field Varga $110

Class will meet on the West Field @ CC

PEE WEE SOCCER CAMP (AGES 6-8) KIDS/614A NEW!Dates: Jul 6-Jul 10 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81148 MTWThF/

9a-12pCC/Field Varga $125

Meets in West Field @ CC

SOCCER SUMMER CAMP (AGES 8-10) KIDS/615Come join us for an intensive week of soccer skill improvement. The camp will involve soccer drills such as kicking, passing, trapping, receiving, ball control and head kicking. Campers will be divided by age, skill level, experience level or team. Dates: Jul 13-Jul 17 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81150 MTWThF/

12:30p-3:30p CC/GYM 1 Varga $125

SOCCER SUMMER CAMP (AGES 10+) KIDS/615A NEW!Dates: Jul 20-Jul 24 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81151 MTWThF/

12:30p-3:30p CC/GYM 1 Varga $125

JR SUMMER SPORTS CAMP (AGES 5-7) KIDS/609Learn to play team sports and games in a fun non-competitive environment! Play a different sport every day while teamwork and sportsmanship is stressed. Get ready for lots of fun. Bring a water bottle and wear your sunscreen. Dates: Jul 6-Jul 10 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81019 MTWThF/9a-

12pCC/Field Marino-Spain $125

TENNIS CAMP FOR KIDS (AGES 6+) KIDS/628Instruction and basic skills. Students will learn forehand, backhand, serve, volley, approach shot and foot work. Please bring racket and one can new tennis balls. Dates: Jul 27-Jul 31 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE80376 MTWThF/8:30a-


NoorDe La Rosa

$110

SUMMER BASKETBALL CAMP (AGES 8-15) KIDS/608This week-long camp will teach students the basics and fundamentals of basketball according to their age level. Students will be divided by age group. Dates: Aug 10-Aug 14 *Dates: Jul 6-Jul 10 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81029 MTWThF/9a-

12:30p CC/GYM 1 Davenport $125

80359* MTWThF/9a-12:30p

CC/GYM 1-101

Davenport $125

CAN U DIG IT? VOLLEYBALL CAMP FOR BEGINNERS (AGES 11-13) KIDS/1435 NEW!This class is geared toward the beginner level youth who is interested in learning the basic fundamentals of volleyball. Conditioning, as well as drills that focus on the necessary skills to play the game, will also be introduced. Students should wear tennis shoes and bring a small towel and water to class. Knee pads are optional. Dates: Jul 20-Jul 24 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81047 MTWThF/9a-

12pCC/GYM 1-101

Marino-Spain $125

CAN U DIG IT? VOLLEYBALL CAMP FOR BEGINNERS (AGES 14-16) KIDS/1438 NEW!Dates: Aug 3-Aug 7 CRN DAYS PLACE INSTR FEE81048 MTWThF/9a-

12pCC/GYM 1-101

Marino-Spain $125

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Sports Camps


GENERAL INFORMATION

GENERAL INFORMATION

By District policy, "every course, course section or class shall be open to enrollment and participation by any person who has been admitted to the School of Continuing Education (SCE)".

CLASS SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE: SCE has made every reasonable effort to determine that this class schedule is accurate; however, changes may occur after press time.

CLASSES ADMISSION TO CLASSES: Students are admitted on a first come, first served basis. Students are not permitted to attend classes in which they are not officially enrolled. Classes “filled” may have a “waitlist” already established for students wanting to attend. NON-TUITION CLASSES: Students must attend the first day of class or they may lose their spot to a petitioning student.

AUDITING CLASSES: If a student has received a passing grade in a Pharmacy Technician Program course and wish to repeat the course should submit an audit request to the program manager. For more information about auditing a Pharmacy Technician course, please contact 714-808-4673. Fee charged for auditing a course are subject to change. No auditing other SCE courses.

CLASS ATTENDANCE / CANCELLATIONS: Students need to attend all classes. If attendance drops, classes may be cancelled. Non-Tuition classes may be discontinued during the trimester if attendance drops. Tuition classes will continue according to schedule once they have started.

WEEKEND POLICY: It is SCE’s practice that classes do not meet on a weekend following a Friday District Holiday or preceding a Monday District Holiday. If it necessary for a class to be held on such a weekend, this would be an exception to the rule.

IN-CLASS REGISTRATION: Students must attend the first meeting where in-class registration takes place or they may lose their seat to someone else. A minimum number of students must attend the first class meeting. In-class registration is on a first come, first served basis.

CHILDREN IN CLASS: No children are to attend adult classes.

CAMPUS BOOKSTORES: Anaheim (714) 808-4675; Cypress (714) 484-7336; Wilshire (Fullerton) (714) 992-7557.

REGISTRATION LOCATIONS: No matter where the class is held, students can register on campus: Anaheim (Second Floor), Cypress (Pkg Lot 4: SCE Cypress Bldg 100), Wilshire (Bldg 300). Registration also available on-line at www.sce.edu.

MINOR STUDENTS: SCE classes are open to those 18-yrs or older who have been admitted to SCE and are not attending school. Students under 18 who have not graduated from high school may be permitted to attend under special circumstances. It is advisable to contact the Campus Dean where the class is offered prior to obtaining the required permission letter from the school the minor student is currently attending. If permission to enroll is granted, the minor student may enroll only after the regular registration period so that priority is given to adult students. Children of any age may enroll in Kids' College classes as indicated in the course descriptions.

NAME CHANGE: Students are encouraged to visit one of the SCE campuses for a name change. Students must provide a picture ID when requesting a name change.

PARKINGParking is by permit only; spaces are limited. A parking permit does not always guarantee a parking space. IF YOU DON'T HAVE A PERMIT YOU WILL GET A TICKET! An exception to this policy - DMV disabled person placard holders are allowed to park free in metered parking spots. Parking in any other spots requires a paid permit. Parking permits are refundable prior to first class meetings only and must be returned to receive a refund.

PARKING FEES: ANAHEIM & WILSHIRE: For six-month permit (July-December): vehicle permits-$35; motorcycle permits-$20 (Anaheim Campus Only); both are available at SCE Registration Office. Daily passes are $2 throughout parking areas.

PARKING FEES: SCE CYPRESS: For Summer term permit: vehicle permits-$20; motorcycle permits-$10; both are available at the SCE Registration Office in building 100, off of parking lot 4. Daily passes are available for $2 throughout parking areas.

BUS SERVICE: OCTD provides service to SCE campuses. For more information, call (714) 636-7433.

FEES APPORTIONMENT CLASS FEES: These classes appear as free but are actually funded by the State. Funding is received for each hour of student attendance. The cost of offering the class is covered by these funds. The class may be cancelled if the attendance falls below the level needed to cover the costs of the class. The State has mandated that apportionment classes be offered in the following nine areas: 1. English-as-a-Second Language 2. Citizenship for Immigrants 3. Elementary and Secondary Basic Skills 4. Health and Safety 5. Course for those with Substantial Disabilities 6. Parenting 7. Home Economics 8. Courses for Older Adults 9. Short-Term Vocational

TUITION CLASS FEES: Classes NOT funded by State are supported by student tuition. Students must cover the cost of the class through fees. Additional instructional materials or supply fees may be required. These classes will not be cancelled if attendance falls low during the term. Student are permitted to register late, full tuition payment is required.

PAYING FOR CLASSES: Full payment is required at the time of registration. Cash, checks, money orders and credit cards (MasterCard and VISA) are accepted. $25 will be charged to any students' account if a check is returned for non-sufficient funds.

HOLDS: SCE will withhold transcripts, registration privileges or any combination hereof from any current or former student who has failed to pay all outstanding fees (from current or previous terms) or for other administrative reasons.

REFUNDS: A refund petition must be filled out 48 hours before the class starts. A $10 processing fee will be deducted from ALL refunds issued, except for classes canceled by SCE. Refunds will be processed two weeks after the term begins. No refunds on books. NOTE: Refund checks to KIDS’ COLLEGE students will be made to the name of the student of record as required by State Education Code regulations.

RECORDSSTUDENT RECORDS: California Administrative Code, Title V, and District policy states that students can review their records at any time. All student records are located at the SCE Wilshire Campus. Transcript requests are accepted in person or by mail (the form may be downloaded and printed from the SCE web site). Allow 10 business days for processing.

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RELEASE OF RECORDS: The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) affords students certain rights with respect to their education records. They have the right to: • inspect and review their education records • have some control over the disclosure of information from

their education record • seek to amend incorrect education records

In accordance with FERPA, SCE may release or publish, without the student’s prior consent, items in the category of public (directory) information. The NOCCCD Board of Trustees has identified the following as public (directory) information: • Degrees and awards received by students, including honors,

scholarships, athletic awards and Dean’s List recognition • Student participation in officially recognized activities and

sports including weight, height and high school of graduation of athletic team members

Students who wish to restrict this information must submit a written request to the Registrar’s Office at the Wilshire Continuing Education Center. Requests must be filed within fifteen calendar days from the beginning of each trimester a student is in attendance. For more information, call (714) 992-9502.

GRADING POLICY: Students enrolled in a Career Development and College Preparation (CDCP) course are advised that they will be issued a grade that will appear on their SCE transcript and permanent academic history. If a student does not wish to be graded, they must drop the course prior to the eighth hour of instruction. While an instructor may drop a student for excessive absences, it is the student’s responsibility to officially withdraw from a class. If a student withdraws after the eighth hour of instruction, but prior to the last quarter of instruction, the student will receive a “W” grade on their transcript, regardless of whether the drop was initiated by the student or instructor. Students may not drop a course after the start of the final quarter of the course. Please refer to the chart below or visit www.sce.edu/gradingpolicy for further information.

Hours of Instruction

Recorded on Transcript

Grade

24 hour classes 1-7 Y NG 8-16 Y W (Withdrawal)

17-24 Y P (Pass) or NP (No Pass) 36 hour classes

1-7 Y NG 8-27 Y W (Withdrawal)

28-36 Y P (Pass) or NP (No Pass) 48 hour classes

1-7 Y NG 8-36 Y W (Withdrawal)

37-48 Y P (Pass) or NP (No Pass)

SUB CRSE HOURS BMGR 625 36 BMGR 630 36BMGR 635 36 BMGR 640 36BUSN 320 24 BUSN 321 24BUSN 340 48 BUSN 341 48COMP ALL Vary MS ALL 36MEOC 104 48 MEOC 121 36MEOC 122 36 MEOC 130 36MEOC 140 36 MEOC 135 36MEDO 220 48 MEDO 221 48MEDO 230 36

CAMPUS SAFETY: For any emergency, dial 9-1-1 from any campus phone. To reach campus safety, call the following number by campus: Anaheim: (714) 808-4911, Cypress (714) 484-7387, Wilshire (Fullerton): (714) 992-7777.

SEXUAL HARASSMENT, DRUG-FREE AND ALCOHOL-FREE DISTRICT POLICIES: For a copy of these policies, please refer to the SCE website at www.sce.edu.

OPEN ENROLLMENT: It is the policy of NOCCCD that, unless specifically exempted by statue, every course section or class, the full-time equivalent students (FTES) attendance of which is to be reported for state aid, whenever offered and maintained by NOCCCD, shall be fully open to enrollment and participation by any person who has been admitted to the college(s) or School of Continuing Education and who meets such prerequisites as may be established pursuant to Chapter II, Division 2, part VI, Title 5 of the California Administrate Code, commencing with Section 51820.

NON-DISCRIMINATION STATEMENT: It is the policy of NOCCCD to provide an educational, employment, and business environment in which no person shall be unlawfully subjected to discrimination or sexual harassment, nor unlawfully denied full and equal access to the benefits of District programs or activities on the basis of ethnic group identification, national origin, religion, age, gender, race, color, ancestry, sexual orientation, marital status or physical or mental disability as defined and prohibited by state and federal statues. Any student who engages in unlawful discrimination or sexual harassment in violation of this policy will be subjected to disciplinary action, which may include suspension or expulsion. Students who believe they had been subjected to unlawful discrimination, including sexual harassment, or who seek information regarding the District's Unlawful Discrimination Policy, should contact the Office of the District Director of Human Resources at 714-808-4818. The following person is designated by the North Orange County Community College District as the Responsible Officer/Section 504/Title IX Coordinator for receiving and coordinating the investigation of all unlawful discrimination complaints filed pursuant to section 59328 of Title 5 of the California Code of Regulations, and for coordinating compliance with section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1992, and response to discrimination complaints related thereto: Contact: Jeffrey O. Horsley, Vice Chancellor, Human Resources Address: 1830 W. Romneya Dr, Anaheim, CA 92801-1819 Telephone: 714-808-4822

DISABLED STUDENT PROGRAMS AND SERVICES: SCE provides support services to enable persons with disabilities to participate in classes and programs. Such support may include tutors, interpreter service, note takers, or other assistance. In addition, special classes are offered for those who are not yet ready to benefit from general continuing education offerings. See the Disabled Student Programs and Services section in this schedule for class listings or call (714) 484-7057.

WE'RE LOOKING FOR NEW INSTRUCTORS! DO YOU WANT TO TEACH FOR THE SCHOOL OF CONTINUING EDUCATION? We are looking for new instructors for the following programs: Older Adult Classes, Kids' College, ESL, Computer Classes.You must meet minimum qualifications set by the State of California Community College Chancellor's Office. For more info call (714) 484-7038. If qualified, please send resume to: Valentina Purtell, Dean of Instruction SCE Cypress, 9200 Valley View, Cypress CA 90630

ACCREDITATION: SCE is proudly accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Schools of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). For more information regarding SCE's accreditation, please contact WASC at the following: Western Association of Schools and Colleges Accrediting Commission for Schools 533 Airport Blvd., Suite 200, Burlingame, CA 90410


OFF-CAMPUS CONTINUING EDUCATION LOCATIONS

OFF-CAMPUS CONTINUING EDUCATION LOCATIONS

Register in Class! Do not call location unless noted.

Abraham Lincoln Elem 1413 E Broadway AnahAlamitos West Health Care Ctr

3902 W Katellla Ave Los Alam

Anaheim Care Cottages 9622 Katella Ave AnahAnaheim Community Ctr

250 E Center Anah

Anaheim Crest Nurs Ctr 3067 W Orange Ave AnahAnaheim Crown Plaza 641 S Beach Blvd AnahAnaheim Health Care Ctr

501 S Beach Blvd Anah

Anaheim Sr Ctr 250 E Center Street AnahAnaheim Terrace Conv 141 S Knott Ave AnahAnaheim VIP Ctr 1158 N Knollwood Cir AnahAnaheim Village 3411 W Ball Rd AnahAnaheim YMCA Ctr 2045 W. Ball Road AnahBradford Square 1180 N Bradford Ave Placnta Braille Institute 527 N Dale AnahBrea Sr Ctr 500 Sievers Ave Brea Brighton Gardens 17803 Imperial Hwy Y L Brookhurst Jr. High School

601 N. Brookhurst St. Anah

Buena Pk Nurs Ctr 8520 S Western Ave Buena Pk Buena Pk Sr Ctr 8150 S Knott Ave Buena Pk Buena Pk Sr Day Care Ctr

8150 Knott Ave Buena Pk

Buena Vista Care Ctr 1440 S Euclid Ave AnahCambridge Court 1621 E Commonwealth

Ave Full

Circle of Friends 3033 W Orange Ave AnahCommonwealth Adlt Day HealthCt

7811 Commonwealth Ave

Buena Pk

Coventry Court 2040 S Euclid Ave AnahCypress High School Cypress Sr Ctr 9031 Grindlay Cypress Cypress Sr Citizen Ctr 9031 Grindlay St Cypress DaVita - Brea Dialysis Ctr

595 Tamarak Ave Ste A Brea

Easter Seals Sr Day Services

500 W Central Ave Ste A

Brea

Emerald Court 1731 Medical Center Dr AnahEmeritos, Casa Whittier 10615 Jordan Rd Whittier Emeritus, Fairwood 200 N Dale Ave AnahEmpower Community Day Program

8381 Katella Stanton

Enriching-DSPS 12843 Beach Blvd Stanton Evergreen, Fullerton 2222 N Harbor Blvd Fulllerton First Christian Church Anaheim

520 W South St Anah

First United Methodist Full

114 N. Pomona Full

Fullerton Gardens 1510 E Commonwealth Ave

Full

Fullerton Rosewood Assist Lvg

411 E Commonwealth Ave

Full

Fullerton Sr Multi-Serv Ctr

340 W Commonwealth Ave

Full

Gardens of Brea 285 W Central Ave Brea Gilbert Elem 9551 Orangewood

Avenue G G

Good Shepherd Church 11600 Los Alamitos Blvd

Los Alam

Gordon Lane Conv Hosp

1821 E Chapman Ave Full

Greenfield Care Ctr of Full

330 W Bastanchury Rd Full

Hansen School 1300 S Knott Ave AnahHarbor Villa Care Ctr 861 S Harbor Blvd AnahHealthcare Service Inc Lighthouse Anaheim AnahHermosa Village 1515 S Michelle Drive AnahHorace Mann Elem 920 N Janss St AnahIndependencia Sr Cr La Coloni

10841 Garza St Anah

Karlton Residential Care Ctr

3615 W Ball Rd Anah

Katella Sr Living Community

3952 W Katella Ave Los Alam

Knott Ave Care Ctr 9021 Knott Ave Buena Pk Knott Ave Res Manor 9011 Knott Ave Buena Pk La Habra Conv Hospital 1233 W La Habra Blvd La Habra La Habra Sr Ctr 101 W La Habra Blvd La Habra La Habra Villa 1100 E Whittier Blvd La Habra La Palma Nurs Ctr 1130 W La Palma Ave Anah

La Palma Royale 525 W La Palma Ave AnahLake Par k Mobile Home La Hab

2181 Lakeside Dr La Habra

Lake Park Mobile Home - YL

3700 N Rose Dr Y L

Lake Park Mobile Home Pk Brea

625 N Puente St Brea

Leisure Court 1135 Leisure Ct AnahLos Alamitos Sr Ctr 10911 Oak Street Los Alam Magnolia High School Melrose Elem 974 Melrose Ave Placnta Morningside of Fullerton800 Morningside Dr Full New Horizon Lodge, Inc.

8541 W Cerritos Ave Stanton

OC Assoc Retrded Citizens

225 W Carl Karcher Way

Anah

Park Anaheim Healthcare Ctr

3435 W Ball Rd Anah

Park Regency Care Ctr 1770 W La Habra Blvd La Habra Park Regency Ret Res 1750 W La Habra Blvd La Habra Park Vista Assisted Living

2527 Brea Blvd Full

Park Vista, Morningside 2525 Brea Blvd Full Ponderosa Park 2100 S Haster St AnahQuaker Gardens 12151 Dale St Stanton Real Challenges Inc. 3584 East Enterprise Dr AnahRehab Institute So Ca 130 Laguna Rd Full Rio Vista Elem 310 N Rio Vista AnahSr Citizens Ctr - Placentia

143 S Bradford Ave Placnta

Sr Citizens Ctr Anaheim 250 E Center St AnahSr Living Communities, LLC

312 N Roosevelt Ave Full

St Boniface Church 120 N Janss St AnahSt. Elizabeth Healthcare2800 N Harbor Blvd Full Stanton Comm Ctr 7800 Katella Ave Stanton Stanton Cultural Arts Ctr

7800 Katella Ave Stanton

Sun-Mar Nurs Ctr 1720 W Orange Ave AnahSunkist Elem 500 N Sunkist St AnahSunnycrest Chalet 1925 Sunny Crest Dr Full Sunrise Assisted Living @ YL

4792 Lakeview Ave Y L

Tall Mouse-Yorba Linda 17506 Yorba Linda Blvd Y L Terrace View Care Ctr 201 E Bastanchury Rd Full Thomas Edison Elem 1526 E Romneya Dr AnahTopaz Elem 3232 Topaz Ln Full Victoria Woods 5303 Stonehaven Dr Y L W Anah Extended Care Ctr

645 S Beach Blvd Anah

Walnut Manor Care Ctr 891 S Walnut St AnahWest Anaheim Sr Prog 2271 W Crescent Ave AnahWest Anaheim Therapeutic Res

645 South Beach Blvd Anah

Western High School Westminster Therapeutic Ctr

206 Hospital Circle Westmnstr

Westview Vocational Ctr

9776 Katella Avenue Anah

Whittier Hills Hlth Care Ctr

10426 Bogardis Ave Whittier

Windsong Sr Activity Ctr

1701 S Euclid Ave Anah

Windsor Gardens of Anaheim

3415 W Ball Rd Anah

Windsor Gardens of Fullerton

245 E Wilshire Ave Full

Yorba Linda Church of Christ

4382 Eureka Ave Y L

Yorba Linda Sr Ctr 4501 Casa Loma Dr Y L

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CLASS INDEX

CLASS INDEX

A Touch of Spanish..................................................... 44 Actor's Workshop ........................................................ 23 Adobe After Effects ..................................................... 21 Adobe Dreamweaver .................................................. 20 Adobe Flash Pro ......................................................... 21 Adobe Illustrator .......................................................... 20 Adobe Indesign ........................................................... 20 Adobe Photoshop........................................................ 20 Adobe Premiere Pro ................................................... 21 Adult Bass Guitar ........................................................ 32 Adult Guitar ................................................................. 32 Advanced Water Polo for Kids .................................... 59 Aerobics ...................................................................... 30 Algebra ........................................................................ 46 Algebra 1..................................................................... 46 Anime Drawing Camp ................................................. 62 AP Biology Prep .......................................................... 55 Art is for You ............................................................... 39 Art Techniques for Kids Camp.................................... 61 AVID Enrichment - Social Science Focus .................. 41 Babies Love Music...................................................... 25 Balance & Mobility for Older Adults ...................... 33, 36 Ballroom/Latin/Swing Dance....................................... 31 Bartending Workshops................................................ 27 Basic Electricity ........................................................... 27 Basic Hand Sewing for Kids........................................ 52Basic Phonics.............................................................. 52 Basic Photography the Mechanics of Digital

Photography ......................................................... 25Basketball Clinic.......................................................... 56 Bass Guitar for Kids .................................................... 50 Beginning Band Instruments....................................... 50 Beginning Banking for Students with Disabilities........ 22 Beginning Computers / Open Lab for Adults with

Disabilities ............................................................ 22 Beginning Drama for Older Adults .............................. 38 Beginning Group Guitar 1 ........................................... 49 Beginning Group Guitar 2 ........................................... 50 Beginning Gymnastics 1 Camp .................................. 62 Beginning Gymnastics I Summer Camp..................... 62 Beginning Keyboarding............................................... 18 Beginning Phonics and Printing.................................. 52Beginning Spring Board Diving............................. 57, 58 Beyond Smoothies and More...................................... 42 Books Come Alive for Older Adults ............................ 33 Business/Computer Skills Lab .................................... 18Cabinet & Millwork ...................................................... 30 Calculus I..................................................................... 46 Calligraphy .................................................................. 40Calligraphy II ............................................................... 40 Can U Dig It? Volleyball Camp for Beginners............. 63 Capture the Moment ................................................... 40 Care and Use of Overlock Machine............................ 24 Career Search Strategies ........................................... 17 Cartoon Drawing ......................................................... 39 Celebrate Reading ...................................................... 52 Ceramics for Older Adults........................................... 34 Cheerleading............................................................... 44Chemistry For Young Scientists ................................. 54 Chess - It's Your Move................................................ 51 Children's Ballet and Tap Dance ................................ 43 Children's Tap Dance.................................................. 43 Computer Applications for the Administrative Assistant I

.............................................................................. 27

Computer Applications for the Administrative Assistant II ............................................................................ 27

Computer Keyboarding I ............................................. 41 Computer Keyboarding II ............................................ 41 Computer Skills for ESL, Advanced............................ 11 Conversational Chinese.............................................. 13 Create Art from Around the World Camp! .................. 62 Create Your Own Web Page Using HTML ................. 42 Creative Arts for Older Adults ..................................... 35 Creative Crafts from Around the World....................... 40 Creative Dance and Exercise ..................................... 42Creative Writing..................................................... 52, 53 Creative Writing for Seniors ........................................ 33 Critical Thinking........................................................... 22 Dance Like the Stars Camp........................................ 63 Delivering Presentations with Confidence .................. 17 Designing with Lights .................................................. 55 Digital Photo Albums for Beginners ............................ 19 Digital Photography Camp.......................................... 61Dining and Party Etiquette .......................................... 51 Discover the Internet ................................................... 19 Drama for Communication .......................................... 12 Drawing - Basics and Beyond.................................... 24 Drawing & Sketching............................................. 39, 40 Drawing With The Right Side Of Your Brain............... 24 Dressmaking ............................................................... 24 Early Childhood Development .................................... 27Ease Into Pre-Algebra................................................. 46 ESL Beginning Low..................................................... 12 Exploratory Arts for Visually Impaired......................... 22 Family Community Relationships ............................... 28 Fashion Illustration Camp ........................................... 62 Fashion Illustration I .................................................... 41 Fitness Lab.................................................................. 31 Flat Pattern Method..................................................... 24 Food Preparation and Good Nutrition for Older Adults

.............................................................................. 37 Fun with Baking!.......................................................... 42 Fun With Clay Camp................................................... 62 Fun with Magnets and Magnetic Fields ...................... 55 Fun With Phonics ........................................................ 52 Fundamentals of GMP and QSR ................................ 29 Geography & The USA ............................................... 55 Get in Shape - Healthy Eating and Exercise ............. 23 Go Green..................................................................... 55 Guitar for Adults .......................................................... 32 Guitar For Kids - Advanced......................................... 50 Guitar For Kids - Beginning......................................... 49 Guitar For Kids - Intermediate..................................... 49 Guitar for Kids - Songs of Guitar Hero........................ 49 Guitar for Kids - Songs of the Disney Channel........... 49Gymnastics - Beginning I ............................................ 44 Gymnastics II .............................................................. 45 Hatha Yoga for Older Adults ....................................... 36 Healthier Living - Managing Ongoing Health Conditions

for the Older Adult ................................................ 38 Hearing Impaired for Older Adults .............................. 34 Help Yourself to Health for Older Adults..................... 35 Helping Your Struggling Child..................................... 26 Hip Hop Dance............................................................ 31 History of Comedy and Humor for Older Adults ......... 37 How to be an Effective Networker .............................. 17 How To Sell on eBay .................................................. 17 How To Study, Take Tests and Organize Yourself .... 53 Improve Your Handwriting .......................................... 53Improve Your Math and Study Skills........................... 45 Improve Your Reading and Writing............................. 54 Improving Your Cardiovascular Health ....................... 30 Independent Living Skills ............................................ 22 In-Patient Lab for the Pharmacy Technician .............. 30

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Intensive Writing Camp............................................... 60 Intergenerational - Creative Arts Exchange for Older

Adults.................................................................... 33 Internet Zone............................................................... 42 Intro to Computers ...................................................... 41 Introduction to Access................................................. 19Introduction to Computer Animation & Games........... 42 Introduction to Computers........................................... 18 Introduction to Excel ................................................... 19 Introduction to Medical Device Quality Assurance ..... 29 Introduction to Microsoft Windows.............................. 18 Introduction to Pharmacy Technician ......................... 29 Introduction to PowerPoint.......................................... 42Introduction to the Martial Arts .................................... 45 Introduction to Word.................................................... 19 Investment Strategies to Build and Protect Your Nest

Egg ....................................................................... 18 Jammin' Chemistry...................................................... 54 Jammin' Chemistry Camp I ......................................... 60 Jammin' Chemistry Camp II ........................................ 61 Jazz Hip Hop Dance ................................................... 43 Jazz Hip-Hop Dance ................................................... 43 Jazz Improvisation ...................................................... 51 Journey Back Into Time for Older Adults .................... 34 Joyful Parenting - Creative Art/Music ......................... 26 Jr Summer Sports Camp ............................................ 63 Judo/Jujitsu for Kids .................................................... 45Junior Chef Camp ....................................................... 62 Karate.......................................................................... 31 Kids Love Music .......................................................... 25 Kindergarten Reading, Writing and Math Review Camp

.............................................................................. 59 Kindergym - Toddler Fitness....................................... 25 Kinesthetic PE For Visually Impaired.......................... 22 Kung Fu for Kids ......................................................... 45 Kung Fu San Soo........................................................ 31 Layers of the Ocean and the Creatures that Live in the

Ocean ................................................................... 55 Limalama Self Defense............................................... 32 Master Math - 1st Grade ............................................. 45 Master Math - 2nd Grade............................................ 45Master Math - 3rd Grade............................................. 45 Master Math - 4th Grade............................................. 45 Mathematics................................................................ 46 Medical Assisting - Back Office Procedures II........... 28 Medical Terminology................................................... 29 Memory Power For Kids ............................................. 53 Microsoft Word for Kids............................................... 41 Microsoft Word, PowerPoint & Excel for Kids............. 42 Mobile Device Game Development ............................ 21 Mobility Skills............................................................... 22 Moms, Pops & Tots Tumbling..................................... 44 MS Excel - Power-User Skills ..................................... 19 MS Office - Overview ................................................. 19 Music Arts for Older Adults ......................................... 36 Musical Theatre........................................................... 43 Musical Theatre Summer Camp ................................. 61 Needlecrafts, Knitting, Crochet for Older Adults......... 35 Office Skills I ............................................................... 27 Office Skills II .............................................................. 27 Oral Interpretation ....................................................... 12 Overview of FDA's Medical Device Regulation .......... 29 Painting ....................................................................... 24 Painting for Older Adults ............................................. 35 Paper Bag Scrapbook Album...................................... 40Parent and Me Swimming........................................... 57Patchwork, Quilting and Applique............................... 24 Pee Wee Baseball....................................................... 56 Pee Wee Soccer ......................................................... 56 Pee Wee Soccer Beginning........................................ 56

Pee Wee Soccer Beginning High ............................... 56 Pee Wee Soccer Camp .............................................. 63 Pee Wee Soccer Intermediate High ........................... 56 Pee Wee Soccer Intermediate Low ............................ 56 Pee Wee Soccer Level II ............................................ 56 Personal Safety for Students with Disabilities ............ 22 Pharmacology I ........................................................... 29 Pharmacology II .......................................................... 30 Pharmacy Operations Lab .......................................... 30 Photography................................................................ 25Photoshop for Students with Disabilities .................... 23 Physical Fitness for Older Adults in Residential Manors

.............................................................................. 37 Physical Fitness for Older Adults in Senior Centers.. 33,

38Piano Keyboarding - Beginning I ................................ 49 Piano Keyboarding - Beginning II ............................... 49 Playing the Cello ......................................................... 50 Playing the Cello - Beginner I ..................................... 50 Playing the Cello - Beginner II .................................... 50 Please Pass The Manners.......................................... 51 Popping, Colliding, and Flashy Physics...................... 55 Positive Living Skills for Youth.................................... 51 Pre-Algebra ................................................................. 46 Pre-Calculus................................................................ 46 Pre-Competitive Swim ................................................ 58 Pre-Reading Skills....................................................... 52 Pre-Reading Skills for Kindergarten Camp................. 59 Professional Business Etiquette ................................. 24 Program Creative Experience..................................... 28 Program Science & Math ............................................ 28 Public Speaking for Children....................................... 51 QuickBooks Fundamentals for the Financial Office

Applications .......................................................... 19 Quilting for Older Adults.............................................. 35 Reader's Theater Camp.............................................. 60 Readiness for Kindergarten ........................................ 52 Reading & Comprehension......................................... 53 Reading, Writing and Math Review Camp.................. 59 Reading, Writing, and Math Review Camp................. 60 Reading, Writing, Spelling and Math Adventure Camp

.............................................................................. 60 Retirement Planning Today ........................................ 17Rock 'N Learn Spanish ............................................... 44 Rules of the Road ....................................................... 23 Salsa Dance................................................................ 31 Science Camp - Earth Science Exploration................ 61 Seasonal Arts and Crafts Workshop........................... 39 Second Grade Review Camp ..................................... 60 Secrets of Real Estate Financing ............................... 18 Self-Defense ............................................. 11, 12, 13, 32 Senior Chorus ............................................................. 35 Senior Topics For Older Adults................................... 34 Sewing for Beginners.................................................. 23 Shockingly Fun Electronics......................................... 55 Silk - Illustrator ............................................................ 21 Sing and Learn Chinese for Parent and Child ............ 43 Singing is Fun ............................................................. 48 Soccer Summer Camp................................................ 63 Social Opportunities for Students with Disablities ...... 22 Solid Works for the Designer ...................................... 21Solving Word Problems .............................................. 46 Sounds Funtastic ........................................................ 54 Spanish - Conversation I............................................. 13 Spanish Fun for Mommy, Daddy and Me ................... 44 Spanish Literacy.......................................................... 12 Spelling and Writing Enrichment................................. 52 Summer Band ............................................................. 51 Summer Basketball Camp .......................................... 63 Summer Cooking ........................................................ 23


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Summer Swim............................................................. 58 Tai-Chi Chuan for Older Adults............................. 33, 37 Teen Advanced Tennis ............................................... 57 Teen Chef Camp......................................................... 62 Teen Etiquette............................................................. 51 Tennis - Intermediate/ Advanced................................ 30 Tennis Camp for Kids ................................................. 63 Tennis for Kids - Advanced Beginning........................ 57 Tennis For Kids - Beginning........................................ 57Tennis-Beginning ........................................................ 30 The Art of Belly Dancing ............................................. 31 Tiny Tots Tumbling...................................................... 44 Tole and Decorative Arts ............................................ 24 Tone Chime Choir for Older Adults............................. 35 Toy Factory ................................................................. 54 Tutorial - Algebra 1..................................................... 48 Tutorial - Algebra 2..................................................... 48 Tutorial - Geometry - Part I ........................................ 48 Tutorial - Geometry - Part II ....................................... 48 Tutorial - Math Mania ................................................. 47 Tutorial - Math Skills .................................................. 47 Tutorial - Number Sense............................................ 47 Tutorial - Pre-Algebra................................................. 47 Tutorial - Pre-Geometry ............................................. 47 Tutorial - Probability and Statistics ............................ 47 Tutorial - Reading and Comprehension..................... 54 Tutorial - Reading and Writing Review ...................... 54 Tutorial - Ready, Set, Read! ...................................... 54 Tutorial - Trigonometry............................................... 48 Violin I.......................................................................... 50 Vocal for Kids .............................................................. 48 Waltz, Cha Cha & Tango Dance................................. 31 Water Polo For Kids - Beginning ................................ 58 Water Polo for Kids - Intermediate.............................. 59 Website Design HTML ................................................ 20 West Coast Swing Dance ........................................... 31 Have Internet, Will Travel............................................ 23 Window into the World of Magic ................................. 51 Women's Tailoring ...................................................... 24 Wonderful Arts & Crafts .............................................. 39 Wonderful Arts and Crafts........................................... 39 Wonderful Watercolors ............................................... 40 Word Wizard (Reading & Writing)............................... 53 Writers Camp .............................................................. 60 Writer's Workshop Camp ............................................ 60Writing from A to Z ...................................................... 53 Writing Reports And Papers ....................................... 53 Writing Workshop........................................................ 54 Written Communications for Business........................ 28 Young Artist Workshop ............................................... 40Youth Ballet ................................................................. 43 You've Got Rhythm..................................................... 49


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