spring 2016 calendar

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Coronado Adult Education/CTE Coronado Unified School District

Registration Starts December 9thSemester Begins January 4thClass start dates vary

650 D Avenue • Coronado, CA 92118 • PH: (619) 522-8911 • FAX: (619) 435-6274This catalog and last minute updates can be viewed online at:

http://adulted.coronadousd.net

SChEDUlE of ClASSES

SPRING 2016

Learn•Create•Get Fit•Have Fun

On behalf of the entire CUSD Adult Education and CTE staff, welcome to our Spring 2016 catalog. We have an exciting selection of classes, including some new offerings. Adult Education is a great way to pursue new interests, meet new people, and develop valuable skills in a welcoming environment.

Our mission is to provide as many educational opportunities and new experiences for the community of Coronado and its surrounding neighbors. We are committed to developing and offering programs of interest—all while adhering to the highest standards of quality.

We look forward to meeting you in one of our upcoming classes.

Sincerely,

Shane SchmeichelDirector, CUSD Adult Education/CTE

Our MissiOnCoronado Adult Education is committed to providing quality programs that engage individuals to develop knowledge and skills for personal growth, and to promote higher education that encourages lifelong learning and fun.

RegisteR at http://adulted.coRonadousd.net 1

Coronado Unified School District

Coronado Adult EducationAdult Education/CTE Service Center650 D Avenue, Coronado, CA 92118

Table of ConTenTSArts and Crafts ........................ 5BBMAC - CHS Pool ...............10Business & Finance ................ 5CERT/CPR Information ..........20Community Partnerships ........13 General Education .................. 6Coronado SAFE ....................22CoSA .....................................11 Course Cancellations .............. 2Course Listings ....................... 4Course Refund Policy ............. 2CSF.........................................14 Dance ..................................... 6Ed2go Online Classes ..... 15-17Fitness and Sports .............. 6-8Instructors ........................ 18-19Language ............................. 8-9Map of Campus ......................23Music ...................................... 9New Spring Courses............... 9Registration Form ..................25Registration Information ........ 24CTE – Career TechnicalEducation Program ................12Uniform Complaint Procedures ........................ 3

board of educationKristina Cook, Dawn Ovrom, Lee Pontes, Maria Simon, Lou Smith

Hours9:30 AM – 6:00 PM (Monday – Thursday)8:00 AM – 4:30 PM (Friday)

Spring SemesterJanuary 4-June 8

Information Hotline(619) 522-8911

faX number(619) 435-6274

on the Internethttp://adulted.coronadousd.net

Staff e-Mail [email protected]

Coronado adult education& CTe Staff

DIRECTORShane Schmeichel (619) 522-8911

INSTRUCTIONAL SPECIALISTTiffany Bouchard....(619) 522-6203

ADULT EDUCATION & CTE STAFFAngely Callanta......(619) 522-6201

EDITS & LAYOUT UPDATES BYAngely Callanta

District administratorsDr. Jeffrey Felix, SuperintendentDr. Keith Butler, Assistant Superintendent,Business ServicesRichard Erhard, Assistant Superintendent, Student Services

Call to register at (619) 522-8911 2

Nondiscrimination NoticeThe Coronado Unified School District is committed to equal opportunity for all individuals in education.

District programs and activities shall be free from discrimination based on gender, race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, ethnic group, marital or parental status, physical or mental disability, sexual orientation or the perception of one or more of such characteristics.

Inquiries regarding the Equal Employment Opportunity policies should be directed to Human Resources, (619) 522-8900, extension 1013. Student grievances may be directed to the Director of the Adult Education/CTE program, (619) 522-8911.

ReleaseStudents take Adult Education courses at their own risk. In taking Adult Education courses, students assume the risks inherent in the activities of and in using the equipment provided in such courses. Coronado Unified School District shall not be liable for any claims or injuries

whatsoever to the person or property of the student arising out of or in connection with the student’s participation in the course, except those claims arising from Coronado Unified School District’s knowing failure to correct a dangerous situation of which it has been expressly notified. Prior to participation in the course, students must sign an agreement to waive and release Coronado Unified School District, its staff, and its instructors, from any and all legal claims, except those resulting from the gross negligence or intentional malfeasance of Coronado Unified School District and/or its agents.

Refunds• Please select classes carefully and note the dates and times on your calendar. There is a “No Refund

Policy” for student “no-shows.” The Service Center is not responsible for reminding students of start dates.

• If for any reason you drop a course, the Service Center must receive your call ONE DAY PRIOR to the start of the first class for a refund. For dropped classes, a $5 processing fee will be retained for each refund. Refunds may take up to 4-6 weeks to process. In lieu of a refund, you may take a credit toward another class. Unused attendance is not transferable to another session or another student.

CancellationsThe district reserves the right to modify this schedule due to funding changes, reduction of staff or low enrollment. All state funded courses require a minimum number of students. These courses may be cancelled if those numbers are not maintained. Students will be notified in the event of a course cancellation and a credit toward another class or a full refund will be issued.

SPRING 2016 CAlENDAR

January 4 Spring Semester Begins

January 18 Martin luther King Day

No classes

february 12 lincoln's Day

No classes

february 15 Washington's Day

No classes

March 25- April 1 Spring Break

No classes

May 30 Memorial Day

No classes

June 8 last Day for

Spring classes


Uniform Complaint ProceduresThe Governing Board recognizes that the district is responsible for ensuring that it complies with state and federal laws and regulations governing educa-tional programs. The district shall follow uniform complaint procedures when addressing complaints alleging unlawful discrimination based on ethnic group identification, religion, age, sex, sexual orientation, race, ancestry, national origin, gender, color, physical or mental disability in any program or activity that receives or benefits from state financial assistance. The district shall also follow uniform complaint procedures when addressing complaints alleging failure to comply with state or federal law in adult basic education. A complete copy of the uniform complaint procedures is available at the district office. The Governing Board has designated the following compliance officer to receive and investigate complaints and ensure district compliance with law.

Richard ErhardAssistant Superintendent, Student ServicesCoronado Unified School District201 Sixth Street, Coronado, CA 92118

Do you have an area of expertise, a special skill, talent or hobby that you would like to share?

If you do... we would like you to teach for us!

Among the many subjects we would like to offer are: Bridge, Cooking, french, Ebay, Bead & Wire Jewelry Making, and Stained Glass.

Share your special skill today! Call (619) 522-8911 for details on becoming an instructor for us.


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B BAllet ......................................6BAllroom dANce .......................6BAsic BegiNNers yogA- New! .....7BArre sculpt- New! .................7BAsketBAll ...............................7 Body sculptiNg ........................7

ccerAmics...................................5coNtemporAry & hip-hopcomBo dANce- New! ...................6

ddrAwiNg for BegiNNers.......... ..5

eBegiNNer esl (eNglish As A secoNd lANg.) .....8iNtermediAte/AdvANced esl (eNglish As A secoNd lANg.) .....8

ggeNtle somAtic yogA ................7BegiNNiNg guitAr ..................... 9 iNtermediAte guitAr .................9 get puBlished Now!.................. 6

lliNe dANce ............................ ...6

mBAsics of mosAic Art(opeN studio) ...........................5

ppiyo...........................................8

rretiremeNt plANNiNg todAy ......5

sspANish is fuN i .........................9 spANish is fuN ii ........................9

tteNNis BegiNNers ......................8teNNis iNtermediAte ..................8

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ARTS & CRAfTS

basics of Mosaic art (open Studio)An eye for detail, patience, and a neat hand are helpful in this medium. After covering the 'basics' of glass and tile manipulation, composition, different an-damento styles, and setting techniques, each student will create a mosaic on either a two-dimensional surface or a sculptural piece (guitar, ceramic ele-ment, flower pot, etc.). The final product will be grouted, cleaned, and ready for use or display, then the student should feel confident enough to tackle a project of a larger scope. No prior experience necessary. Students must supply their own glass and purchase their own tools. Machines and some tools will be avail-able for student use. Supply list will be provided the first night of class.(MaTeRIal fee of $40 PaYable To InSTRUCToR fIRST nIGHT of ClaSS)TUITIon: $167 (Sr. $150) 11-01 Jan. 14-Mar. 17 10 wksTUITIon: $151 (Sr. $136) 11-02 apr. 7-Jun. 2 9 wks TH 5:30-8:30PM CHS 301Green

Ceramics This class explores a variety of tech-niques for object making in clay. Instruc-tion and demonstrations will focus on both hand-building techniques (pinch pot, coil method, slab building, model-ing), and the potter's wheel. The class and the demonstrations will focus on the interests of individual students that could be sculptural or functional. TUITIon: $291 (Sr. $262)10-01 Jan. 12-Mar. 1 8 wks 10-02 apr. 12-May 31 8 wksT/TH 6:00-9:00PM CHS 304 nebo

Drawing for beginnersThis course is for beginning students or those looking to start a hobby. Students will be guided through a series of proj-ects to gain a solid foundation to trans-late what they see on to paper. The pur-pose of the class is to initiate the student into drawing, to educate the student into a project-based drawing education, and to start nurturing an artistic life. We will learn briefly about color theory, gray-scale, geometry, and anatomy.Supply list available online:http://adulted.coronadousd.netTUITIon: $68 (Sr. $61)21-01 Jan. 4-feb. 22 6 wks(no classes Jan.18, feb.15) 21-02 Mar. 7-apr. 18 6 wks(no class Mar. 28)21-03 apr. 25-Jun. 6 6 wks(no class May 30)M 7:00-9:00PM CHS 301noel

BUSINESS & fINANCE

Retirement Planning TodayIt takes more than money to live a "rich life". This course blends financial edu-cation with life planning to help you build wealth, align your money with your val-ues, and achieve your retirement life-style goals. In just two entertaining and informative sessions, you'll learn what they didn't teach you in school. Discov-er five strategies to manage investment risks, 11 ways you may save money on this year's taxes, properly convert your IRA to a Roth IRA, important questions to ask before buying insurance cover-age, how to invest in and take money out of your company's retirement plan, as well as determine the savings you need to retire today or in the future. A 235-page illustrated textbook will be provided. TUITIon: $3788-01 Mar. 10-17 2 wksTH 6:00-9:00PM88-02 Mar. 15-22 2 wksT 6:00-9:00PM CHS 501 anderson


GENERAl EDUCATIoN

Get Published now!High Concept Writing SeminarThis course is designed for beginning, emerging and even accomplished writers who seek to have their work - novels, non-fiction books, articles, essays, you name it - published. It ex-plores all options, from major publish-ing houses to popular magazines and newspapers, not to mention the ubiq-uitous on-line and electronic opportu-nities. The course is results-oriented, the aim being to get your work out into the world and, once it's out there, to get it noticed and appreciated by a wide audience! This course will include classroom instruction, practical exer-cises and extensive resource material.Course ConstructSeminar 1: Why Write?Seminar 2: First and Essential StepsSeminar 3: Non-fiction - The Hungry MarketSeminar 4: “The Great American Novel”Seminar 5: Establishing an Online PresenceSeminar 6: Social Media - Challenges and OpportunitiesTUITIon: $68 (Sr. $61)100 Jan. 19-Mar. 1 6 wks (no class feb. 16) T 6:00-8:00PM CHS lIb Galdorisi

DANCEballet This class is especially adapted for adults, age 50 and over, although all are welcome to participate. Improve your health and mind with the best exercise that is modified for both beginning and in-termediate levels. Ballet shoes needed.TUITIon: $57 (Sr. $51)110-01 Jan. 11-Mar. 21 10 wksTUITIon: $52 (Sr. $47) 110-02 apr. 4-Jun. 6 9 wks M 5:30-6:30PM CHS DS2 brady

ballroom DanceThis class provides detailed instruc-tion and experiential learning in the ba-sic steps and patterns of two popular dance forms: basic to beginning level Rumba, and East Coast Swing. Singles and couples are welcome. No experi-ence required. TUITIon: $46 (Sr. $41)113-01 feb. 2-Mar. 22 8 wks 113-02 apr. 5-May 24 8 wks T 6:30-7:30PM CHS DS2 Sorensen

line DanceBeginners will learn basic steps and patterns of line dance. Dances are cho-reographed to a variety of music. Just get in line and start dancing. No partner needed!TUITIon: $68 (Sr. $61)111-01 Jan. 5-feb. 23 8 wksTUITIon: $60 (Sr. $54) 111-02 Mar. 1-apr. 19 7 wks(no class Mar. 29) 111-03 apr. 26-Jun. 7 7 wks T 5:30-7:00PM CHS MPR Rojas

Contemporary & Hip-Hop Combo Dance- NEW!Students will learn stretches and strength techniques together with funda-mental and core dance moves that will be incorporated into a final dance piece.TUITION: $57 (Sr. $51)112-01 Jan. 12-Mar. 15 10 wksTUITION: $52 (Sr. $47)112-02 apr. 12- Jun. 7 9 wks T 5:00-6:00PM CHS DS1 fielding-Trueb

fITNESS AND SPoRTSall levels Yoga flow- NEW!This energizing class incorporates Vin-yasa Flow designed for all levels with modifications to build greater aware-ness to strengthen and stretch with a regular yoga practice. Focus is on the

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quality of breath and movement for each student. A yoga mat, yoga strap, and yoga block are recommended. TUITIon: $68 (Sr. $61)36-01 Jan. 4-feb. 17 6 wks(no classes Jan. 18, feb. 15)TUITIon: $79 (Sr. $71)36-02 feb. 22-apr. 13 7 wks(no classes Mar. 28, Mar. 30)36-03 apr. 18-Jun. 6 7 wks(no class May 30) M/W 6:30-7:30PM CHS DS1 bliss

Men's 40+ basketballA16-week basketball league. This league offers full-court basketball with referees and scorekeepers. Players are required to sign-up directly with Greg Johnson. Full team required in order to play.Call (619) 204-2983for questions.$600 PeR TeaMfeb. 14-Jun. 19SUn. 4:00-7:00PMCHS Gym

barre Sculpt- NEW!This dynamic workout combines barre conditioning with intervals, light weights and Pilates movements to increase strength, flexibility and tone your en-tire body. No prior dance experience is necessary. Small weights and exercise band is required to incorporate in a vari-ety of toning movements. TUITIon: $68 (Sr. $61)37-01 Jan. 4-feb. 17 6 wks(no classes Jan. 18, feb. 15)TUITIon: $79 (Sr. $71)37-02 feb. 22-apr. 13 7 wks(no classes Mar. 28, Mar. 30)37-03 apr. 18-Jun. 6 7 wks(no class May 30) M/W 7:30-8:30PM CHS DS1 bliss

body SculptingThis class is a strength training workout that combines flexibility and core con-ditioning. It is designed to shape and

tone the body without building muscular size or bulk. Body Sculpting helps retain lean muscle tissue while boosting me-tabolism. The weight training exercises are easy to learn and put little impact on the joints. Bring hand weights and a mat. All fitness levels welcomed.TUITIon: $123 (Sr. $111)38-01 Jan. 4-Mar. 23 11 wks(no classes Jan. 18, feb. 15)TUITIon: $107 (Sr. $96)38-02 apr. 4-Jun. 8 9.5 wks(no class May 30) M/W 5:30-6:30PM CHS DS1 Cavanaugh

basic beginners Yoga- NEW!Gentle and slow-paced yoga introduc-tion to the most simple and safe yoga postures. Based on an approach to help each student create a practice that suits their unique stage of life, building strength and mobility. You will leave this class feeling relaxed, calm, and peaceful. Yoga mat required.TUITIon: $3752-01 Jan. 14-feb. 18 6 wks52-02 Mar. 3-apr. 14 6 wks(no class Mar. 31) 52-03 apr. 28-Jun. 2 6 wks TH 6:30-7:30PM CHS DS2 Sloan

Gentle Somatic YogaThis class is designed to help increase flexibility and strength with a safe, gentle approach to recover from chronic pain and stress. Using Gentle Yoga and So-matic Movement Therapy with Mindful-ness, this will help to reverse the effects of pain, limited mobility, and muscular stiffness. This class is for all levels and especially for beginners. If you have al-ways wanted to take a yoga class but have been hesitant, this class is for you. Yoga mat required.TUITIon: $3751-01 Jan. 14-feb. 18 6 wks51-02 Mar. 3-apr. 14 6 wks(no class Mar. 31) 51-03 apr. 28-Jun. 2 6 wks TH 5:30-6:30PM CHS DS2Sloan


PiYoPiYo is a combination of the best yoga moves and pilates moves performed at a faster pace. It is a low impact work-out that gets your heart rate going and strengthens the entire body. It helps with the flexibility by using yoga moves, and with sculpting the upper and lower body and core using the pilates moves. It is great for burning calories and building lean muscles without the high impact. PiYo is for any fitness level and can even be used after injuries to improve ranges of motion and core strength. Yoga mat required.TUITIon: $90 (Sr. $81)50-01 Jan. 5-feb. 25 8 wks50-02 Mar. 1-apr. 28 8 wks(no classes Mar. 29, Mar. 31)TUITIon: $57 (Sr. $51) 50-03 May 3-Jun. 2 5 wksT/TH 6:00-7:00PM CHS DS1Meyers

Tennis beginners No experience needed! Come and have fun while learning to play tennis and ex-ercise at the same time. Class will focus on basic skill building to develop stan-dard strokes and serve. Please bring your tennis racquet and a can of Pro Penn Marathon tennis balls. Note: This is a morning class.TUITIon: $68 (Sr. $61)46-01 Jan. 6-feb. 24 8 wks46-02 apr. 6-May 25 8 wksW 8:30-10:00aM Irey CHS Tennis Courts

Tennis Intermediate Play tennis and improve your game, have fun and exercise too. This 3.0+ class will work on stroke production and consistency. Please bring your tennis racquet and a can of Pro Penn Mara-thon tennis balls. Note: This is a morning class.TUITIon: $68 (Sr. $61)47-01 Jan. 6-feb. 24 8 wks47-02 apr. 6-May 25 8 wksW 10:00-11:30aM Irey CHS Tennis Courts

lANGUAGE

beginning eSl (english as a Second language) This class is for the non-native English speaker who wants to increase fluency and attain the language skills neces-sary for basic communication in the community and workplace. Students will increase fluency through guided conversation and practice to improve their speaking, listening, reading and writing skills. Emphasis is on English skills for life, work, and community in-cluding workplace interactions, under-standing directions, personal health, and banking. Students may enroll at any time during the school year. If class times for your level are not suitable for your schedule, please contact the Adult Education Service Center. 33 Sep. 1-Jun. 7 36.5 wks(no classes Mar. 29, Mar. 31) T/TH 3:30-5:30PM CHS 410Price

Intermediate/advanced eSl (english as a Second language)This class is for students who have stud-ied the English language in an academ-ic setting, either in their homeland or in the U.S.A. Non-native English speakers will learn professional workplace com-munication including using the tele-phone and email. This class will focus

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on fluency in speech, writing complex ideas, and advanced reading skills. Stu-dents with no prior English coursework will be evaluated prior to placement in this course. Students may enroll at any time during the school year. If class times for your level are not suitable for your schedule, please contact the Adult Education Service Center. 34 Sep. 1-Jun. 7 36.5 wks(no classes Mar. 29, Mar. 31) T/TH 5:30-7:30PM CHS410 Price

Spanish is fun IThis course teaches Spanish for daily-life situations. Come and learn the lin-guistic aspect of the language in a fun way. Textbook: Spanish is Fun, Book 1, 4th Ed. TUITIon: $85 (Sr. $77)26 Jan. 6-Mar. 9 10 wksW 5:30-7:00PM CHS 508 baca

Spanish is fun IIThis course is a continuation of Span-ish is Fun I. The detailed practice will strongly develop the four essential skills of learning Spanish; understanding, speaking, reading, and writing. Text-book: Spanish is Fun, Book I, 4th Ed. TUITIon: $85 (Sr. $77)27 Mar. 16-May 25 10 wksW 5:30-7:00PM CHS 508 baca

MUSIC

beginning GuitarThis course will introduce students to the fundamentals of playing guitar, includ-ing notes, chords, and simple songs. No experience is needed, but student must bring his/her own guitar.TUITIon: $68 (Sr. $61)108-01 Jan. 5-feb. 11 6 wks108-02 feb. 16-Mar. 24 6 wks108-03 apr. 5-May 12 6 wks T/TH 6:00-7:00PM CHS 411 arroyo

Intermediate GuitarThis class is for those who already have basic guitar skills and knowledge of and are able to play some simple chords and scales. Subjects such as chord construction, progressions, major/minor/7th chords and their relationship will be taught along with some music theory. Techniques will include picking variations, hammer-ons/pull-offs, dou-ble stops, palm-muting, bends, finger vibrato, and harmonics. We will have discussions and demonstrations of dif-ferent styles of guitar music including blues, folk, country, electric, and rock.TUITIon: $68 (Sr. $61)109-01 Jan. 5-feb. 11 6 wks109-02 feb. 16-Mar. 24 6 wks109-03 apr. 5-May 12 6 wks T/TH 7:00-8:00PM CHS 411 arroyo

New CoursesAll Levels Yoga Flow.................see page 6

Barre Sculpt..........................see page 7

Basic BeginnerYoga.................see page 7

Contemporary & Hip-Hop.....see page 6

Returning CourseGet Published Now!.............see page 6


BBMAC Spring 2016 Programming

CostPrivate lesson: one on one Instruction for 30 minutes: $22.50 per lesson

Semi-private lessons: Two on one Instruction for 30 Minutes: $12.75 per participant per lesson. Three on one Instruction for 30 Minutes: $9.50 per participant per lesson. Please note semi-private lessons must be built by parents with children of similar ability. If you have two or more children or friends with the same ability, semi-privates may work for you.

Instructors Days and Times - TBDAll of our instructors are certified by the American Red Cross as Water Safety Instructors but they are also well known to us and in the community.

To register, please call the BBMAC: 619-437-0227The BBMAC is located at: 818 Sixth St., Coronado, CA 92118

Webpage: www.bbmac.org


COURSE OFFERINGS SCHOOL YEAR

2015-2016

High School students may enroll in CTE courses through their counselor.

• DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY• ENGINEERING DESIGN INTRODUCTION• ENGINEERING DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT• ENGINEERING PRINCIPLES • FURNITURE MANUFACTURING/FINISHING• FURNITURE MANUFACTURING/FINISHING ADVANCED• YEARBOOK/PUBLICATIONS • DIGITAL ARTS; ANIMATION, GRAPHIC DESIGN, DIGITAL

VIDEO PRODUCTION, BROADCASTING, GAME DESIGN AND APP DEVELOPMENT, MULTIMEDIA DESIGNER

• PROFESSIONAL MUSICAL THEATRE PERFORMANCE • PROFESSIONAL MUSICAL THEATRE/DANCE• PROFESSIONAL MUSICAL THEATRE/VOCAL MUSIC • SPORTS MEDICINE• SPORTS MEDICINE ADVANCED• STAGEHAND TECHNICIAN I • STAGEHAND TECHNICIAN II• THEATRE DESIGN I• THEATRE DESIGN II

The mission of Career Technical Education (CTE) is to prepare all students to be College and Career Ready. The CTE programs will involve all students in a rigorus education for the 21st century dynamic global workforce.

Coronado High School students ONLY, may enroll in CTE courses scheduled at Coronado High School.

CTESan Diego County Career Technical Education

Preparing students for their futures in college, careers, and beyond.

learning that works for America


Partnerships for Career Success!

Coronado High School is interested in expanding part-nerships that will enhance our students' experiences within our career pathway programs.*

We value the resources within the community and invite you to consider potential opportunities that may include: guest classroom speakers, field trips, job shadowing, work experience/internship placements, equipment donations, and lab consumables.

By participating, businesses will be able to:• Assist in training the next generation of em-

ployees with up-to-date industry standards.• Provide an educational and training resource

for those looking to expand their skill base in a given industry.

• Provide students with an accurate picture of work and skill expectations within their chosen industry.

If your skills and/or resources may align with our path-way programs and you are interested in contributing to our students' experiences, contact Shane Schmeichel at 619-522-8911 or: [email protected]

*Please see page 12 for a list of career pathway programs


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Visit our Online Instruction Center: www.ed2go.com/coronadoae

Click the Courses link, choose the department and course title you are interested in and select the Enroll Now button. Follow the instructions to enroll and pay for your course. Here you will enter your e-mail and choose a password that will grant you access to the Classroom. When your course starts, return to our Online Instruction Center and click the Classroom link. To begin your studies, simply log in with your e-mail and the password you selected during enrollment. Start Dates: A new section of every course in this catalog will begin on

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Marketing Your Business on the InternetE-commerce expert helps you develop an Internet marketing plan for your business.

Mastering Your Digital SLR CameraTake your photography to the next level with your digital SLR camera by learning how to master lenses, apertures, shutter speed, exposure settings, and more.

Introduction to Google AnalyticsLearn how to track and generate traffic to your website, create reports, and analyze data with Google's free, state-of-the-art Web analytics tools.

Teaching Students With Autism: Strategies for SuccessHelp your students with high-functioning autism and Asperger's Syndrome unlock their potential in the classroom.

Handling Medical EmergenciesEvery second counts during a medical emergency. Learn how to respond if someone needs your help.

Understanding the CloudLearn everything you need to truly understand the cloud—including how it works, what drives it, why it's so popular, and how to make the cloud work for you.

Become a Physical Therapy AidePrepare for a rewarding career as a valued member of the physical therapy team.

Introduction to InDesign CCLearn how to use Adobe InDesign CC software to create professional-quality letterhead, brochures, forms, eBooks, business materials and more.

How to Get Started in Game DevelopmentTake steps toward a new career in game development by building a foundation to design games in a wide variety of genres for different audiences and platforms.

Medical Terminology:A Word Association ApproachPrepare for a career in the healthservices industry by learningmedical terminology in amemorable and enjoyable fashion.

The Creative ClassroomEnrich your teaching talents and encourage your students' creative thinking as you learn to turn your classroom into a creative classroom.

Instant ItalianLearn Italian from the comfort of your home in this fun and enjoyable online course.

Become a Veterinary AssistantPracticing veterinarian prepares you to work in a veterinary office or hospital.

Introduction to QuickBooks 2015Learn how to quickly and efficiently gain control over the financial aspects of your business.

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SAT/ACT Preparation - Part 1Master the reading, writing, English, and science questions on the ACT and new SAT.

SAT/ACT Preparation - Part 2Master the math questions on the ACT and new SAT.

GMAT PreparationDiscover powerful test-taking techniques and methods for improving your score on the GMAT.

Homeschool With SuccessDiscover how to homeschool your children in a way that ensures they get what they need both academically and socially.

Genealogy BasicsLearn where to look, who to contact, and how to use research tools to begin an exciting and fascinating exploration of your roots.

Using Social Media in BusinessLearn how to use the five most popular social media platforms—Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and Google+—to grow and promote your business. Assisting Aging ParentsBe prepared to handle the challenges of aging while learning to cherish the transition.

GED PreparationWant to pass the GED? This course will help you develop the skills you’ll need to succeed.

Certificate of Food, Nutrition, and Health(16 contact hours) In this certificate program, you'll gain a holistic overview of current food and nutrition issues and their impact on physical, social, emotional, and spiritual health.

Discover Digital PhotographyAn informative introduction to the fascinating world of digital photography

Jump-Start Your Career with LinkedinLearn how to use LinkedIn, a free and popular job search and career development tool, and gain the power of the Internet to expand your professional network.

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Joe anDeRSonJoe currently teaches this course at SDSU, Mira Costa, Southwestern, and Cuyamaca Community Colleges. He is also the host of "Your Money Your Wealth" on AM 760 KFMB radio. Joe received a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance from the University of Florida, and he is a frequent speaker for a wide range of professional groups in San Diego County. He is a board member of The Society of Financial Service Professionals and a member of the Financial Planning Association.

RobeRTo aRRoYoRoberto is a guitar player/singer/songwriter from Texas with over 25 years of experience. He is versatile in many styles including rock, blues, country, and electric. Roberto has played in several bands and onstage. He has played in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, Nashville, and other cities. He also loves to buy, sell, trade, repair, and modify guitars.

LORENA BACALorena, a native of Mexico City, has a B.A. from CESSA University in Mexico City. In 1998, she founded Elia Enterprises, a company that provides professional translation services in more than 150 languages. Lorena operates after-school foreign language programs in private schools in Nevada and at CUSD. Lorena teaches Spanish to children, adults, and executives in private settings. Her extensive travel has provided her love and respect for other cultures and languages.

CaRRIe blISSCarrie is a certified instructor and has been teaching since the age of 17. After serving in the U.S. Navy for 6 years, she made San Diego her new home. Her professional experience includes a career as an intellectual property paralegal, executive coach, and fitness manager. She studied transformational coaching with best-selling author and columnist for O: Oprah’s Magazine, Dr. Martha Beck. Carrie learned yoga under the instruction of Dave Oliver, known worldwide for adjusting students into a stronger practice. Carrie enjoys teaching yoga flow, yoga sculpt, yoga dance, Pilates, high-intensity interval training, cycle, and barre formats while encouraging others to lead an active lifestyle. Her formal education consists of a Bachelor’s degree in Adult Education & Development from the Southern Illinois University, and a Master of Arts in Organizational Behavior

from Alliant International University. She is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Leadership and a Master's in Special Education with a teaching credential in mild to moderate special needs. She is the author of Single, Sassy and Sexy, a Practical Guide for Single Moms, and she is the founder of Our Daily Bliss and Our Daily Flow.

CHRISTIne bRaDYChristine studied ballet professionally with the School of American Ballet of the New York City Ballet, the Joffrey Center City Ballet, and the Pennsylvania Ballet. She performed with the Princeton Ballet Society and Princeton University Dancers. On top of that, she is a graduate of Princeton University and has a graduate degree from Stanford University. Christine is the President of the Americas Foundation - Fundacion de las Americas. Also, she has been directing the performing arts program of the La Esperanza schools and of the fledgling Universidad Marucana for the past 27 years.

Renee CaVanaUGHRenee has an aerobics instructor certification through the Aerobics and Fitness Association of America. She has been teaching for over 16 years.

aRIana fIelDInG-TRUebAriana is a professionally trained dancer from the greater Seattle area. She has more than 10 years of training in ballet, jazz, hip-hop, modern, and contemporary dance. She has danced with Galletta Dance, Whidbey Island Dance Theater, Seattle Theater Group, and San Diego Dance Theater. She has attended master classes with Alvin Ailey, 5th Avenue Theater, Seattle Theater Group, Disneyland, and Pacific Northwest Ballet.

GeoRGe GalDoRISICaptain George Galdorisi began his writing career in 1978 with an article in U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings. He has written ten books, including the New York Times best seller, Tom Clancy Presents: Act of Valor, the novelization of the Bandito Brothers/Relativity Media film and The Kissing Sailor, which proved the identity of the two principals in Alfred Eisenstaedt’s famous photograph. His latest book project is a reboot of the best-selling Tom Clancy’s Op-Center Series. Book One, Tom Clancy’s Op-Center: Out of the Ashes, was released in 2014 and is a New York Times, USA Today, and Publisher’s

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Weekly best-seller. Book Two, Tom Clancy’s Into the Fire, was released in early 2015 and is a USA Today, and Publisher’s Weekly best-seller. Book Three, Tom Clancy’s Op-Center: Scorched Earth will be released in 2016. Additionally, he has written over 300 articles in national media and professional publications. George and his wife Becky became Coronado residents in 1983 and their two young adults, Brian and Laura, are graduates of Coronado High School.

KIRSTIn GReenA Coronado native, Kirstin Green graduated from CHS in 1995. After completing her Bachelor's degree in art and classics at SFSU, she joined the Peace Corps and served in Ghana for over two years. Kirstin has worked as a professional mosaic artist and teacher since 2001, and she has mosaics on display in Coronado, Pasadena, and Ghana, Africa.

JaMeS IReYJames is an avid tennis player and tennis fan. He is the Assistant Coach for the Coronado boys Varsity team and Head Coach for the Junior Varsity team. James has played on and captained USTA teams and has participated in many tournaments.

GReG JoHnSonGreg has been organizing adult recreation basketball and softball leagues for many years. In addition, Greg is an assistant coach for the Coronado High School boys' basketball program.

SaRaH MeYeRSSarah is a passionate 25-year-old Navy wife, she graduated from the United States Naval Academy (USNA) in 2012, and she obtained her Master's in Elementary Ed. from Grand Canyon University in 2015. She is an athlete and was a competitive swimmer throughout high school and college. She has an extrensive background in fitness programs from Team Beachbody and received her PIYO pro license to teach PIYO live last May from Master Trainer, Jessica Talbi. Sarah's passion is set to coach, mentor, and teach others how to reach their highest potential!

ELIZABETH NEBOElizabeth graduated from Coronado High School and was a recipient of the Arrowmont Scholarship her senior year. She studied ceramics for three years at Grossmont College and went on to San Diego State University where she received her B.A. in Art

with an emphasis in ceramics, studying under Richard Burkett. Elizabeth has obtained her teaching credential in Art.

JANETTE NOELAfter graduating from San Diego State University with a B.A. in Graphic Design, Janette pursued a Master's degree in Education with an emphasis in Computer Education and Technology leadership at Cal State, L.A. She currently works as a freelance graphic designer and defines her personality as assertive, creative, and positive... characteristics of good teaching techniques.

JEANETTE PRICEJeanette is an educator with a knack for languages and writing. A graduate of the Master of Teaching program at the University of Virginia, Jeanette uses her background in literature to make learning English fun. Her interests include innovating English language learning curriculum for adults, writing a novel, educating for social justice, and working with adolescents.

KYle SoRenSenKyle is on the dance faculties at San Diego State University and San Diego City College, where he teaches contemporary modern dance, hip hop, and more. As the co-artistic director of somebodies dance theatre, he choreographs work that is presented around the world and has co-developed a unique approach to a dance technique called SubtleBodyBigDance. Kyle returned from a 2013-2014 Fulbright to Israel where he studied dance and creative process.

DIane RoJaSDiane has enjoyed teaching line dance in Coronado for over six years. She has been trained in line dance choreography, and she has helped many adult learners in San Diego County to enjoy life and have fun line dancing!

Dee SloanDee returned to yoga after a disabling injury, fibromyalgia and chronic pain. Yoga awakened a path of healing and resortation in her life. This led to a desire to earn her Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT), Somatic & Movement Therapist, and Nutritionist Counselor Certification at Natural Healing Institute College in Encinitas, CA. She is committed to utilizing the many self-empowering tools of nutrition, yoga, and somatics to help others enhance, maintain, and restore health and well-being.

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2014 CERT Schedule The Coronado Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) is a program that

trains citizens to prepare for – and respond safely to – disasters. The goal is to better prepare the community for disasters and to help serve neighborhoods when emergency

services are overwhelmed. CERT training promotes a partnering effort between emergency services and the people that they serve.

If a disastrous event overwhelms or delays the community’s professional response, CERT members can assist others by applying the basic response and organizational

skills they learned during training. These skills can help save and sustain lives following a disaster. CERT skills also apply to daily emergencies.

All classes are held in the Emergency Operations Center at the Coronado Police Department at 700 Orange Avenue from 9:00am-1:00pm

CERT classes are offered to residents & people who work in Coronado. For information and registration for the CERT program please call the

Coronado Fire Department 619-522-7374

Saturday, October 18 Disaster Preparedness Saturday, October 25 Fire Suppression Saturday, November 1 Disaster Medical Operations 1 & 2 Saturday, November 8 Light Search & Rescue Saturday, November 15

Terrorism/Disaster Psychology/ Team Organization

Coronado CERT 2016The Coronado Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) is a program that trains citizens to prepare for - and respond safely to - disasters. The goal is to better prepare the community for disasters and to help serve neighbor-hoods when emergency services are overwhelmed. CERT training promotes a partnering effort between emergency services and the people that they serve.

Session 1 Introduction and Disaster PreparednessSession 2 Fire SafetySession 3 Disaster Medical 1 & 2Session 4 Light Search and Rescue/CERT OrganizationSession 5 Disaster Psychology/Terrorism/Review

**Session 1 must be completed before any other classes can be taken.

all CeRT classes are free and offered to residents of Coronado, as well as any-one who works in Coronado. For information and registration for the CERT program

please call the Coronado Fire Department at (619) 522-7374.

CPR ClassCPR classes are taught by Coronado Fire Personnel and are held in the Emergency Opera-tions Center (EOC) at 700 Orange Avenue, Police Facility. The class covers Adult, Child, and Infant CPR as well as AED. There is a $25 fee paid at the time of the class. Participants

receive an American Heart Association book and CPR card. *This class is not for Health Care Providers

Please check our website for scheduled classeswww.coronado.ca.us


YOUR COMMENTS PLEASE…The Coronado Adult Education and CTE Service Center is dedicated to providing quality programs and services to our students. We would like to know if we are meeting your needs and expectations and would appreciate hearing from you. If you have a comment, please fill out this form and return it to the Service Center. Thank you for helping make the Coronado Adult Education and CTE Service Center a better place for life-long learning.

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Please note – Your name and comments may be forwarded to the appropriate staff for follow-up.

MAIL OR FAX TO:Coronado Adult Education/CTE Service Center

650 D Avenue, Coronado, CA 92118FAX:

(619) 435-6274

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handicapped Parking

Handicapped parking is available for anyone visiting the Coronado Adult Education/CTE Service Center on 6th Street and D Avenue. You must check in with the Coronado High School (CHS) front office if arriving before 3:30pm.

Handicapped parking is also available in the CHS lot on 7th Street between E Avenue and F Avenue after 4:30pm.

Coronado high School Campus Map650 D Ave, Coronado, CA 92118


Registration Information • NO in-class registration. • Notification will be given if the schedule changes or if a class is cancelled.• Pay by cash, VISA/MC/DISCOVER/AMEX, or check (payable to Coronado Unified School District or CUSD). • Seniors (60+) and high school students are eligible for discounted tuition.• Please select classes carefully and note the days and dates on your calendar. Confirmations are not mailed. • There is a “No Refund Policy” for student no-shows (Please see refund and cancellation policy on page 2)

MailUse the registration form on page 25. Please include check or credit card information. Mail to: Coronado Adult School, 650 D Avenue, Coronado, CA 92118. Make check payable to CUSD. A $10 fee will be charged for returned checks.

Phone-In or fax-InYou may phone in your registration by calling (619) 522-8911. Please have your credit card information ready when calling. See Service Center Hours on page 1. Using the registration form on page 25 you may FAX your registration to (619) 435-6274, and be sure to fill in your credit card number, expiration date and the security code on the card.

Walk-InWalk-ins are welcome, however, please call the Service Center prior to the class to verify that space is available. The Adult Education/CTE Service Center is located at 650 D Ave. Phone (619) 522-8911. (Please check in with Coronado High School office during school hours for visitor pass)

online RegistrationVisit our website at http://adulted.coronadousd.net and click on "Register Now for Adult Education Classes" to register for classes via the internet. The name that will appear on your banking statement is Coronado Adult Education

Classes fill Quickly. Register early!Always call the Service Center prior to the start of class to ensure that space is available and check to see if there have been any last-minute changes in the class time or location. For more information call (619) 522-8911.


Adult Education Registration form – Spring 2016

Please select classes carefully and note the days and dates on your calendar… confirmations/reminders are not issued. There is a “No Refund Policy” for student no-shows. (Please see our refund and cancellation policy on page 2)

1. Make check payable to CUSD (Coronado Unified School District).*2. Mosaic material fee is paid to the instructor and will be indicated in the course description (do NOT include with tuition).

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Adult Senior 60+ H.S. Student

Payment Method:Check (Include Driver’s License # on check) * A $10 fee will be charged for returned checks. VISA MasterCard Discover AMEX CASH

Credit Card Statement will indicate Coronado adult education

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Brochure may be viewed on our website:http://adulted.coronadousd.net

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