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Dance & Fitness………………………………..……………………...…..….5
Enrichment………………………………………………..…..…….……..6/7
MONOPOLY TOURNAMENT
Financial and Photography……………………………….……………....8
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Jerry Tabb Memorial Scholarship Trust
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Cass Career Center
created by Kayley Brock of the
Registration cost—$25
HHS Public Relations Class.
Go to harrisonvilleschools.org/communityeducation to register
Lunch is included
Stacks Youth HiSET (GED) Prep Classes
Sponsored by:
Classes will begin January 5, 2015
Harrisonville Library Computer Lab
Coffelt Land Title
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 5:30-7:30pm
Harrisonville Kiwanis Club
Cass Career Center
Call Jo Junkin: 816-331-4909
to reserve your place.
Holly Hilbert
Denniele Bohannon
Holly Hilbert has been teaching Medical Terminology at Cass Career Center for 6 years. . Holly
began her nursing career as a medic in the Army
Medical Corp in 1957, serving 15 years in the
Medical Reserves. She advanced from CNA to LPN
to RN over a 30-year period and currently works
for the State of Missouri. Holly is a mother of
four, grandmother to six with two on the way and
considers her family and church the loves of her
life. She is active in Boy Scouts as a merit badge
counselor. Holly enjoys sports, traveling, crafting
and working with animals.
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Denniele Bohannon has been a Cass Career Center
Adult/Community Education quilting teacher since
2007. She taught in the Harrisonville School District
for 24 years. She has been a quilter for almost 40
years and recently co-authored her first book, Where
Poppies Grow, published by The Kansas City Star.
Denniele and her husband Meryl are parents to five
grown children, grandparents to three precious grandkids, and owners of two spoiled chocolate labrador
retrievers. You can follow Denniele at Louanna Mary
Quilt Design. If you follow the laughter at CCC, you
can find the quilting class.
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REFUND POLICY -- PLEASE READ CAREFULLY
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
MEDICAL CODING-- Fee $1,400
($500 at Registration)
1) Full refund if Community Education cancels the class.
2) Full refund, less $5 processing fee if we receive notification at least 24
hours prior to start of class.
MAIL: Complete registration form. Mail with course fee
Please write a separate check for each class.
3) NO refund issued if notification received after start of class.
IN PERSON: Adult/Community Education Office
65 years of age or older - eligible for 10% off -
Harrisonville MO 64701
Harrisonville School District employees—eligible for 20% off
Office Hours: Monday-Friday 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Discounts apply to Enrichment, Dance & Fitness only.
OFFICE IS CLOSED - December 19—January 6.
NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY
Online-harrisonvilleschools.org/communityeducation
NOTE: Registration is complete ONLY upon receipt of
registration fees
The Harrisonville Cass R-IX School district does not discriminate on the
basis of race, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, sex, disability, age
or any other characteristic protected by law. For complete policy, please go
to website and choose District, click on School Board.
books & manuals, membership to AAPC® & pre-exam review)
This class will prepare you to work in a number of healthcare
settings, such as physician’s offices, and other care centers, as a
medical coder. In healthcare, there is a numerical code assigned
to every medical procedure and diagnosis. Students will learn
the fundamentals of medical coding (CPT®, HCPCS, ICD-9-CM
and ICD-10-CM) and dissect medical notes and charts to extract
the most relevant information. We use the American Academy of
Professional Coders (AAPC®) curriculum that is designed specifically by health care professionals and instructors.
MUST have appointment to register—
call 816-380-3253 x7223
DISCOUNTS
1600 E. Elm St.
Must have appointment to registercall 816-380-3253 x7223 (Fee incl. coding
C.N.A. CLASSES - Fee $950
($500 at Registration)
MEDS C.N.A. TRAINING at CASS CAREER CENTER
REGISTRATION ENDS 1 week before class start- If self-pay
must have $500 down at time of registration. Classes are
held at Cass Career Center- Most clinical sites are local - Must
be at least 18 years of age by the 1st day of class. Mary LaPlant,
RN, MEDS Instructor
Date
Day
Time
3/23-5/18
Mon/Wed
9am -2:30pm
NO CLASS 4/06 — 16 sessions + 100 clinical hours
PREREQUISITE: NONE, but knowledge of Medical Terminology
and Anatomy and Physiology is STRONGLY recommended, (see
course below) This course will prepare students to sit for the
Certified Professional Coder (CPC® ) exam. Linda Vargas, CPC,
CPC-I, CEMC, Instructor
Location
CCC
FEES- Classes must be self-supporting. Registration fee does not include cost of books, supplies, or materials unless otherwise stated. FEES MUST
BE PAID before you are considered enrolled. We accept cash, checks, money orders, VISA and Master Card - you may now pay online with credit or
debit card.
WHO MAY ENROLL? - Adult/Community Education courses are designed for adults (18 years of age or older). Under 18 may be permitted to regis-
PHLEBOTOMY--
Date
Day
Time
Location
1/22-6/08
Mon/Thurs
6pm-9pm
CCC
NO CLASS 2/16. 3/12, 3/16, 4/6 unless needed for snow days
Fee $979 ($500 at Registration)
MUST have appointment to register– call 816-380-3253
x7223
ter with prior consent of Instructor and Community Education Coordinator - they may be required to have an adult register with them.
INCLEMENT WEATHER CANCELLATION—If Harrisonville School District schools are closed, adult classes will be cancelled. Cancellation will be
on local network TV and radio stations. If in doubt, contact CCC at (816)380-3253 x7223. A recorded message will provide cancellation information.
Cancelled classes will be rescheduled.
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NAME:___________________________________________________________________________________ Day Phone___________________________
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Email Address _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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The demand for Phlebotomy Technicians has increased substantially. Students will learn in a traditional classroom and laboratory setting. Classroom work includes terminology, anatomy and
physiology, blood collection procedures and laboratory practice.
Students who earn 80% on the classroom portion of this class
may then continue on to clinicals. Applicants must pass a drug
and alcohol test, a criminal background check and must have
completed the Hepatitis B vaccination series before beginning
their clinical experience. You will be required to wear scrubs
during clinicals. Books and materials are included in the fee.
Class size is limited, please enroll early. Students will sit for
certification exam when all course work is completed. Kristi
Jackson, PBT, AMT, DOT, BAT, Instructor
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY-- Fee $90
This course is intended to help prepare you for our Medical Coding class. Focus will be on prefixes, suffixes, root words and diagnostic procedures. We will learn anatomy and standard terminology used in healthcare settings such as physician’s offices,
outpatient hospitals and other care centers, as well as learning
to understand medical record documentation. This class is
limited to 8 students-- No discounts apply. 8 sessions - Holly
Hilbert, Instructor
Date
2/03-3/31
NO CLASS 3/17
Registration for this class will close on February 4, 2014.
Date
Day
Time
Location
2/19-4/30
Mon/Thurs
6-9pm
CCC
NO CLASS—3/12, 3/16, 4/6 unless needed for snow days
TOTAL: __________________________________
Check: Make check payable to Cass Career Center— mail or drop by office—
CNA & CMT CHALLENGE EXAMS
Credit/debit card—go online to harrisonvilleschools.org or call 816–380– 3253 x7223
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816-380-3253 x7223)
$150 + certification fee
For individuals who meet special criteria and want Missouri CNA or
CMT Certification. Must have letter of approval from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services.
Location
CCC
This is a prep class for the TEAS V exam, but will
work for anyone who needs to refresh their math
skills. We will have in-class time on Wednesdays,
as well as an online portion to include: instructor questions,
class discussions, practice modules, study resources and
online assignments. The math portion of the TEAS covers numbers/operations, measurement, data interpretation and algebraic applications. Calculators are NOT allowed on this exam.
No discounts apply. 5 sessions - Greta Riffle, Instructor
CLINICALS—5/04-6/26
(By appointment only -
Time
6:30-8:30pm
MATH REFRESHER-- Fee $90
Class Name____________________________________________________________________ Fee: ________________________________________
Class Name___________________________________________________________________ Fee: ________________________________________
Day
Tues.
Date
2/11-3/11
4
Day
Wed.
Time
6-8pm
Location
CCC
SIMPLE SEWING FOR BEGINNERS--Fee $45
LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSING
Held HHS FACS room
Accepting applications for
the class of 2015-2016
During class, we will be piecing 5” blocks and
practicing mitered borders. Basic sewing supplies
needed. Fabric requirements will be emailed to students after enrollment. 6 sessions- Denniele Bohannon, Instructor
Application Process must be completed
by March 31 2015
The entrance test will be given in January, February and March, 2015
YOU MUST BE PRE-REGESTERED for this test — Test Fee $60
Last testing date is March 27, 2015
Date
1/27-3/03
BEGINNER ZUMBA-
TAI CHI/CHI GONG– Fee $50
Discover improved balance, strength, flexibility and
mobility AT ANY AGE with gentle therapeutic Tai Becky Stevens
Chi/Chi Gong-inspired exercise. Move gently out of your rut with
the graceful healing art of Tai Chi. We’ll work on easy-to-follow
exercises to help prevent falling. With frequent practice this program will help relieve back pain, release frozen joints and restore
energy. Great for beginners of all ages including mature adults,
those with fibromyalgia and those with arthritis. 10 sessions–
Becky Stevens, Certified Tai Chi/Chi Gong instructor
Location
ECC
Date
3/30
Day
Mon.
Time
7:15-8:30pm
Location
HES
COUPLES DANCING -- Fee $40 (per couple)
This beginner’s class covers basic couple dances including
various holds and basic turns. No experience necessary.
Wear comfortable shoes and clothes. Easy to moderate intensity
level.Couples only-4 sessions- Karen Rawlins,Instructor
Date
2/02—3/02
NO CLASS 2/16
Day
Mon.
Time
7-8:30pm
Location
HES
Time
6-7pm
Project 2: Grab bag. Cutting and marking fabric from a
pre-printed pattern will be added to skill set, along
with pressing, basic sewing, incorporating batting,
and attaching a pocket.
A supply list will be provided at enrollment. All
supplies are available at WalMart in the Craft
section.)
Date
2/04-2/25
Location
ECC
Date
Day
3/23-5/04
Mon..
NO CLASS 3/16, 4/06
5
Date
1/28-3/04
Day
Wed.
Time
6:30-8:30pm
Location
CCC
Time
7-8:30pm
Location
HES
Day
Wed.
Time
6-8pm
Location
HHS
BYOB –GLASS BOTTLE CRAFTS -- Fee $45
Needed for class: sewing machine, interfacing and basic sewing supplies. A supply list will be sent once you register for this class.
This 4-part series will take you step-by-step through
upcycling an empty wine or other glass bottle into the
following “make and take” crafts: a classy tiki torch, a beautiful
bird feeder, a decorative hanging vase, and the final class will be
a bottle decoration of your choice. (You will be given some ideas
for inspiration, but will be free to be as creative as you like for
this craft.) All of these sessions will be taught in a relaxed and
fun atmosphere where you can get as much personalized help or
have as much freedom for creativity as you need! You can bring
your own supplies or the instructor will provide bottles and supplies for each craft for a fee of $5-$10 per class. 4 sessions - Ivy
Nelson, Instructor
Date
3/25-4/29
Date
4/07-4/28
T-SHIRT QUILT -- Fee $50
Do you have a drawer full of memories in the form
of T-shirts? Why not get them out of your drawer
and onto your bed in the form of a quilt? It’s easier than you think!. We will be using the Eleanor Burns: Quilt in
a Day t-shirt quilt pattern, available the first night of class for
$9. 6 sessions-Ginger Friesz, Instructor
Day
Wed.
Time
6:30-8:30pm
Location
CCC
CROCHETING-- Fee $50
Learn the basics of Line Dance, it’s not just country
anymore! Class will cover 10 or more basic line dances while
learning basic Line Dance terms. Took this class last fall? REPEAT IT-the dances are all different! No experience necessary.
Wear comfy shoes & clothes, bring water to stay hydrated. Easy
to moderate intensity level. 6 sessions-Karen Rawlins, Instructor
Release built-up tension and relax in a friendly atmosphere.
This class teaches stress-busting breathing techniques and will
guide you through total body relaxation. Beginners to advanced
welcome-all fitness levels can benefit from this class, however
you must be able to get down to the floor and back up easily.
Please bring a yoga mat. 10 sessions- Becky Stevens, Certified
Yoga instructor
Day
Wed.
FREE
STEP ‘N STOMP LINE DANCE–Fee $30
GENTLE YOGA– Fee $55
Date
2/25-4/29
Location
CCC
Come and learn the basics about fabric, tools, cutting, batting
and stitching. By the end of class, new quilters should have completed a throw size rag quilt. Come join the fun! 6 sessionsDenniele Bohannon & Ginger Friesz, Instructors
This class will take it down a notch for beginners. We will break
the moves down at the beginning of the class and practice basic
Zumba moves, then we will start the warm-up and do some routines to music. Come with a water bottle and cool, comfortable
clothes. Have some fun and burn some calories! 1 sessionCheryl Schifferdecker, Instructor
Notice: Dance & Fitness Students —-If you
have any health concerns, please consult with
your physician prior to registering .
Time
5-5:45pm
Time
6:30-8:30pm
sewing in a straight line, attaching binding/bias tape, pressing, seams, attaching ribbon for the waitband and following
a pattern
Needed for class: sewing machine you are comfortable with, scissors,
pins. Sewing machines will not be needed the 1st night of class. Fabric
requirements will be emailed to students after enrollment.
All Dance and Fitness classes are held at
HES (Harrisonville Elementary School) or
ECC (Early Childhood Center)
Day
Wed.
Day
Tues.
Project 1—Basic Utility Apron. Learn basic techniques:
BEGINNING QUILTING… Make a Rag Quilt— Fee $50
Go to www.casscareercenter.com and choose Practical Nursing to request an information packet
request an application by phone or email. 816-380-3253 x7223—[email protected]
Date
2/25-4/29
Join this class to learn basic sewing techniques while making
TWO projects: Basic Utility Apron and Grab Bag. Students have
the option to either bring your own sewing machine or use one of
the school’s machines. 4 sessions—Jennifer Vellenga, Instructor
QUILTING - POSITIVE SIGNS CLASS– Fee $50
Day
Tues.
Time
6:30-8:30pm
Location
CCC
Time
6-7pm
Location
CCC
GRILLING WITH KRIS—Fee $30
Don’t know one end of the crochet hook from the other? Join this
class--we will cover hook sizes and types of yarn as well as basic
stitches and increases & decreases. Learn how to read a pattern
& the abbreviations you need to know when reading patterns.
Handouts will be provided. Please bring an H hook & one ball of
Peaches & Cream cotton yarn in any color (both can be bought at
Wal-Mart in the craft section) to the first class. You will get a list
of the needed yarns for the remainder of the projects at the 1st
class. If you took this class last spring, come join us again—we
will have new projects. 5 sessions - Karen Hagstrom, Instructor
Date
1/13-2/10
Day
Wed.
Held at Kurzweil’s Meats (Garden City)
Improve your grilling expertise! Learn the secrets to
grilling different kids of meats from an expert! 1st
night-chicken & ribs, 2nd night-steak and 3rd
night- pork chops. 3 sessions—Kris Kurzweil, Kurzweil’s Country Meats (Garden City), Instructor
Purchase meats for each class from instructor—cost per serving—
average $10 per night.
Date
4/13-4/27
6
Day
Mon.
Time
6-8pm
Location
Kurzweil’s Meats
DOG TRAINING BASICS — Fee $ 75
Held –At the Park at Claircrest
This introductory class will cover dog training for
sit, down, stay, wait, come, and walking on leash
without pulling. Learn the basics on how to communicate with your dog and how to prevent confusion. Learn to recognize dog language and potential
aggression. Dogs must have up-to-date vaccinations and an owner who is capable of physically restraining the dog. 4 sessions-Choose your dates—
Nickie Hertzog, Instructor
INTRODUCTION TO SPANISH– Fee $60
Are you planning a trip to a Spanish-speaking country? Do you
have contact with Hispanics in your workplace? If so, this class
will help you be able to understand and respond to simple, everyday situations in proper Spanish. In addition to learning fundamental words and phrases, you will learn about the grammatical
structure of the language and get help in using phrase books,
dictionaries and other resources to continue your language study
after the class ends. 6 sessions— Donna Reynolds, Instructor
Date
3/5-4/9
Day
Thurs
Time
6-8pm
This course will allow you to pick up where Spanish I left off.
No new materials are needed for this class as we will continue
in the workbook used in Spanish I. 6 sessions– Donna Reynolds, Instructor
Day
Thurs.
Time
6-8pm
Date
2/02-2/23
4/06-4/27
Location
Claircrest
Claircrest
TOXIN FREE LIVING—-WEIGHT LOSS,
ENERGY & PREVENTION— Fee $45
Do you want to know how to begin a family tree or
start a family history research? Learn step-bystep basics of tracing your family history, how to organize and
keep records and data. Discover how to use the internet to find
more! Class will cover how and where to begin, where to find records, internet resources, terms and tips. 4 sessions-Karen
Rawlins, Instructor
Date
Day
Time
4/30-5/21
Thurs.
7-8:30pm
YOU WILL NEED A FLASH DRIVE FOR THIS CLASS
Are you SICK & TIRED of being TIRED & SICK? Do
you desire WEIGHT LOSS and/or increased ENERGY?
Would you like to learn how to make quick, easy KID FRIENDLY
meals that are HEALTHY and AFFORDABLE? Overwhelmed on
how to get going? This 4 week class will give you HANDS ON
TRAINING so you are fully equipped to start making good lifelong changes in your home. Join me as I help you break it down
into a simple, strategic process that will set you up for SUCCESS! Some of the topics covered are: foods to avoid and why,
family meal planning, toxins in and around the home, alternative
medications and beauty products, how to eat better on a tight
budget, where to shop for the best deals, online resources, and
hands-on training in the kitchen. $7 additional fee to cover cost
of food samples and supplies payable to the instructor the first
night of class. 4 sessions—Misty Terrell, Instructor.
Location
CCC
WRITING FUNDAMENTALS—Fee $50
“A refresher for those headed to college”
Thinking about going back to college but unsure that
your writing skills are up to par? This course is designed for people of all ages who are preparing to enter college (or are already there) and need a refresher on how to
write academically. The course will focus on essay structure,
style, types of essays, research, and all the fun applications that
are online that can help your writing process go smoothly. 4
sessions—Melissa Arenson, Instructor
Day
Tues.
Time
5:45-6:30pm
5:45-6:30pm
Location
CCC
BEGINNING GENEALOGY– Fee $50
Date
2/17-3/10
Day
Mon.
Mon.
Time
5-6:30pm
Date
2/02-3/02
NO CLASS 2/16
Day
Mon.
Time
6:30-8:30pm
Location
CCC
AVOID CLASS CANCELLATION REGISTER TODAY!!
You are “officially” registered when
Location
CCC
REGISTRATION FEES are received!!
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PREPARING A GRANT-WRITING
PROPOSAL PLAN- Fee $35
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY- (Point & Shoot)-- Fee $60
Supplies needed: 6’ leash with a nylon or chain choke collar
and treats
REQUIREMENTS: Dog must be 4 months or older. Younger
dogs would only be permitted with permission from the instructor. Aggressive dogs permitted only with permission from the instructor. If your pet has bitten someone or if you are wanting to
learn how to deal with dog’s aggression, you will need to meet
privately with the instructor before class begins.
Location
CCC
INTRODUCTION TO SPANISH II -- Fee $60
Date
4/16-5/21
INSTRUCTOR : JIM BRASWELL-ShowMe Nature Photography
Calling all those interested in grant writing! Grant programs
can offer supplementary funding for schools, small businesses,
community organizations and nonprofits. During this course,
you’ll learn best practices for pursuing grant programs, and
you’ll be introduced to several steps necessary to establish and
execute your grant proposal plan: identifying funding objectives, finding grant programs, writing proposal content, creating a project budget and complying with post-award guidelines.
Through instruction and hands-on exercises, this workshop
will prepare you to develop a grant-writing plan that leads to
successfully funded projects.1 session—Alice Roach, Instructor
Explore the world of digital photography. We will start by discussing the various camera controls and features available, &
which ones are important for you to know. Learn the basics of
downloading, editing, emailing, and printing your pictures. This
is an entry-level class. Bring your camera and user’s manual to
class. 6 sessions
Date
1/13-2/17
Day
Tues
Time
6:30-8:30pm
Location
CCC
COMPOSITION IN PHOTOGRAPHY—Fee $18
Date
3/07
Not sure how to compose an image? Looking for ways to enhance
your photographs? This class will cover various compositional
tools and techniques that will help take your photography to a
new level. We will cover composing through the viewfinder, as
well as cropping an image in the editing process. You are welcome to bring 3 of your own images (this is optional; if you bring
some, please have them on a flash drive) and we will review/
discuss compositional possibilities. 1 session
Date
1/15
Day
Thurs.
Time
6:30-8:30pm
Time
6:30-8:30pm
Location
CCC
Learn how to live responsibly today and plan
wisely for tomorrow to improve your financial
well-being! In this class, you will: receive a personal “check-up” (financial plan), learn how to set financial
goals, and learn to change your behavior in order to achieve
those goals. Topics covered: Money management basics, investment fundamentals, retirement planning, education funding,
estate conservation, legacy planning, charitable giving, longterm care options, retirement income strategies, and tax strategies. 10 sessions—Kevin Wood, Instructor
Location
CCC
Do you like photographing flowers? This class is designed to help
you make better photographs of flowers. Using wildflowers as
examples, we’ll learn what equipment works for photographing
them and how to control our camera for creative images. We’ll
talk about photographing large fields of flowers, as well as macro
(close-up) images of single flowers. 1 session
Day
Thurs.
Time
9am—12NOON
FINANCIAL WELLNESS—Fee $40
FLOWER PHOTOGRAPHY - Fee $18
Date
1/22
Day
Sat
Date
Day
2/17-4/28
Tues.
NO CLASS—3/17
Location
CCC
Time
6:30-8pm
Location
CCC
QUICKBOOKS 2010 FOR BUSINESS– Fee $55
(Held at HHS)
NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY—- Fee $18
Enjoy photographing outside? This 2-night class is for you!! We
will discuss techniques and equipment for making images of
wildlife and even pets! We’ll discuss techniques and equipment
for photographing a couple of outdoor favorites, butterflies and
wildflowers. Finally we will go over techniques and equipment for
photographing landscapes. This class is a more advanced class
and the student should have either attended the “Point & Shoot
or Digital SLR class or be very familiar with operating his/her
camera and making manual settings. Please bring your camera
and manual to class.
Learn the basic beginning steps to set up a QuickBooks accounting system such as, but not limited to, chart of accounts,
vendors, customers, invoicing and accounts payable, classifications and other essential functions. Please note: This course is
not designed to teach accounting principles or payroll functions.
Items needed for the class: External hard drive or flash drive, a
desired accounting plan (type of business with possible 2-3 business bank statement examples. If an example is not available,
one can be provided upon request.) 4 sessions - Nickie Hertzog,
Instructor
Date
2/24-2/25
Date
2/03-2/24
Day
Tues./Wed.
Time
6:30-8:30pm
Location
CCC
8
Day
Tues.
Time
6-8pm
Location
HHS
OSHA 10 HR CONSTRUCTION: -- Fee $140
Please contact instructor Mark Hollingshead if you would
like to schedule a class. In order to hold a class, we would
need at least three students enrolled according to course guidelines. The suggested format of this 10-hour class would be
three hours on Friday and seven hours on Saturday. Course
will cover electrical, personal protection, and life saving equipment, tools, general safety and health provisions, materials,
scaffolds, excavation, fire protection and more. At the conclusion of the class, the student will receive an OSHA Construction Safety & Health 10-hour course completion card. Mark
Hollingshead, Instructor. 816-380-3253 x 7826
AARP DRIVER SAFETY--Fee- $15
(AARP members)
$20 (non-members)
MUST call or email to register for this class
This is a defensive driving class for seniors. The classroom refresher course is designed for drivers age 50 and over. Course
participants may be eligible to receive an insurance discount.
Consult your insurance agent for further details. 1 session, you
may choose which date to attend. Please make checks payable
to AARP. Alvin Poisal, Instructor
Date
2/12
3/26
Day
Thurs.
Thurs.
Time
8-12 NOON
1-5pm
Location
CCC
CCC
Time
8-12NOON
6-10:00pm
This class is for beginning Welders only. NO PROJECTS will be built. Students will learn oxy-fuel
cutting and welding, running beads with shielded
metal arc and gas metal arc. Time will be spent in
the shop with these 4 processes only. Beads will
be ran in all 4 positions on flat plate. Each student must bring safety glasses, helmet, cutting goggles, long
sleeve shirt, jeans (with no holes), welding gloves, flint striker,
wire brush, chipping hammer and boots, (NO TENNIS SHOES
ALLOWED IN SHOP) All gear must be brought the 1st night of
class. BE READY TO WELD!! No discounts apply. 6 sessions Stewart Hendrickson, Instructor
Location
CCC
CCC
Date
2/02-3/16
Day
Mon
Time
6pm-9pm
Location
CCC
DRIVER’S EDUCATION -- Fee $220
HVAC -608 EPA CLASS & CERTIFICATION-Fee—$130
Need help learning to drive? This 2-week class
will help prepare teens and new drivers for the
Missouri behind-the-wheel driving test. The class
will consist of 15 hours of classroom instruction
as well as 6 hours of in-car observation and 3 hours of behind-thewheel drive time. Students must be 15 years of age with a permit.
Students may have the option to select from morning or afternoon
session. Driving schedules will be given to students the 1st week
of class. Observation & behind-the-wheel driving begins the 2nd
week of class. Many insurance companies offer a discount for
completing the course. Please contact your agent for more information. To enroll in this class, please call us at 816-380-3253
x7223. Ryan Cook & Alvin Poisal, Certified Driver Instructors
Date
6/01-6/12
Day
M,Tu,W,Th,F
Time
TBA
Date
2/04-2/25
Day
Wed.
Time
6-8pm
Location
CCC
Learn the basics of WORD 2010— how to create, save, open, edit, format, enhance and print documents. Explore the most common and
useful features to help create your documents. 4 sessions—Kara
Kestner, Instructor
BEGINNING WELDING -- Fee $225
Call the Missouri Department of Conservation @ 816655-6250 or go online to mdc.mo.gov to register for a
class.
Day
Sat..
Mon.
Learn how to get your computer to do what you want! This class will
cover the basics from start-up to shut down. Learn common computer
terms such as programs, apps, desktop, PC, toolbars, icons and more.
In this hands-on class learn how to live in peace with your computer
and make it work for you. PCs are furnished—if you would like to
bring your laptop, please do so. Excludes MACS. 4-sessions-Kara
Kestner, Instructor
Have you ever thought, “What are my kids really doing online?” or
“What’s a “hashtag?”. In this two hour session, you will be shown the
basics of today’s most popular social media giants: Twitter, Tumblr,
Snapchat, and Instagram, so that you have a better understanding of
what your children are doing online. 1 session-choose a date—Ivy Nelson, Instructor
Date
3/10
5/12
Day
Tues..
Tues.
Time
6-8pm
6-8pm
Location
CCC
CCC
EXPLORING MICROSOFT WORD—Fee $55
If you were born after January 1, 1967 you must have an approved hunter education certificate card to purchase a hunting
license. These will both be skills sessions—you must go
online to do the education part or you can self study. Must
bring paperwork with you to class. Contact Missouri Department of Conservation with any questions. - Certification is limited to those 11 years of age or older. Students under 16 bring proof of age to class.
NO FEE FOR THIS CLASS—YOU MUST—
Date
2/21
3/09
KEEPING UP WITH YOUR KIDSSOCIAL MEDIA FOR PARENTS– Fee $18
INTRO TO COMPUTERS-- Fee $55
HVAC - 608 certification meets the Federal EPA requirements and is required for employment in the
HVAC field. Fee includes book and certification fee. No discounts
apply. 2 sessions Mark Hollingshead, Instructor
Date
Day
Time
Location
2/17-2/24
Tues.
5pm-9pm
CCC
If you are looking for HVAC-608 EPA Certification for a group,
please contact us to schedule dates.
Mark your calendar with your class information.
You are enrolled as soon as registration fees are
received. Enrollment will not be confirmed. You will not
be notified unless difficulty is encountered.
Location
CCC
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Date
3/04-3/25
EXCEL
Day
Wed.
Time
6-8pm
Location
CCC
Fee $75
Learn how to enter and edit data, format cells, print, create formulas,
work with functions, create tables, charts and pivot tables. Class designed for beginners or as a refresher EXCEL course for intermediate
skills. 6 sessions -Greta Riffle, Instructor
Date
3/25-4/29
Day
Wed.
Time
6-8pm
Location
CCC
FEELING OUT OF TOUCH?
GET LINKED IN! - Fee $18
In this 90 minute class, you will be given a brief overview of LinkedIn,
an online network of working professionals, and then jump right in to
create your own professional profile. The instructor will use her technology and communications background to guide you through the process of creating a professional online profile and give you all of the oneon-one help you need. If you are in need of a current, professional
“headshot” to use on your profile, this can be taken in class as well.
1 session-choose a date—Ivy Nelson, Instructor
Date
3/31
5/05
Learn how to securely save financial records, photos, videos &
documents. Options for storage, including using the “cloud” (i.e.
internet) for file storage. How to archive older pictures and files
and how to organize, save and manage file storage. Bring a
flash drive & a list of the types of files you will be saving or put
them on the flash drive. 2 sessions—Nickie Hertzog, Instructor
Day
Tues.
Time
6:30-8pm
Location
CCC
Adobe Photoshop is a powerful tool for photographers, designers and
scrapbookers. Learn about the various tools and menus and how to
use them for basic tasks like cropping and sizing, removing dust/
scratches and adjusting exposure and colors. You will have the opportunity to bring in some of their own work for editing. A flash drive is
needed for this class. 6 sessions—Jim Braswell, ShowMe Nature Photography, Instructor
Time
6:30pm-8:30pm
Join us as we learn:
Computer Basics—how to use a keyboard and mouse, using Windows , work with drives, folders and how to create,
organize, save and find files.
Internet Basics—how the internet works and how to use a browser to
search and find things, as well as various search engines to find information about health, family, community and entertainment issues.
Email Basics– how to send, receive, save and print electronic mail and
how to get a free email account.
No laptops—4 –sessions—Nickie Hertzog, Instructor
Date
3/03-3/24
BEGINNING PHOTOSHOP-- Fee $75
Day
Wed.
Location
CCC
CCC
Held at Cass County Library-Harrisonville
FOR ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTS/PHOTOS– Fee $36
Date
1/14-2/18
Time
6-7:30pm
6-7:30pm
BASIC COMPUTERS FOR SENIORS--Fee $55
MASTERING CLOUD STORAGE
Date
3/10-3/17
Day
Tues..
Tues.
Location
HHS
Day
Time
Location
Tues.
2-4pm
Library
iPAD - Fee $40
This class will provide you with an introduction to the basic features
and settings of your iPad. We will explore apps such as the camera,
music, calendar, photos and more. We will share our favorite apps.
Common questions will be addressed, so bring your fully charged iPad
with the latest updates. 4-Sessions– Kara Kestner, Instructor
Date
10 4/01-4/22
Day
Wed.
Time
6-8pm
Location
CCC
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