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VERNON REGIONAL ADULT BASICAND CONTINUING EDUCATION

FALL 2009

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CLASSES ARE HELD IN

VERNON AND MANCHESTER

AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS

VERNON REGIONAL ADULT BASIC

AND CONTINUING EDUCATIONMr. Richard J. Paskiewicz, Interim Superintendent of Schools

Mrs. Deborah Murasso, Assistant Superintendent of Schools

Dr. Carl Mandell, Director of Vernon Regional Adult Basic Education

Mrs. Lois Gottlieb, Continuing Education Program Facilitator

REGISTRATION BEGINS ON

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VERNON CONTINUING

EDUCATION OFFICE

ROCKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

70 LOVELAND HILL ROAD

VERNON, CT 06066

860-870-6060 Phone

860-870-6455 Fax

ROCKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

70 Loveland Hill Road, Vernon, CT 06066

MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL

134 East Middle Turnpike

Manchester, CT 06040

VERNON CENTER MIDDLE SCHOOL

777 Hartford Turnpike, Vernon, CT 06066


EDUCATION/ROCKVILLE CENTER

33 West Main Street, Vernon, CT 06066


EDUCATION/CT WORKS

893 Main Street, Manchester, CT 06040

VERNON YOUTH SERVICES

9 Elm Street, Vernon, CT 06066

Some Federal Funds from The WorkforceInvestment Act (Title II) are used to fund thisbrochure.

Vernon Regional Adult Basic Education is amember of the Connecticut Association forAdult and Continuing Education (CAACE).

In compliance with regulations of the Officefor Civil Rights and with Equal Opportunitypractices as determined by state andfederal legislation, Vernon Regional AdultBasic Education and Continuing Education,as a matter of policy, does not knowinglycondone discrimination in employment,assignment, program or services, on thebasis of race, gender, color, religion,national origin, age, sexual orientation,disability or related abilities to perform theduties of the position.

All activities offered by Vernon RegionalAdult Basic Education and ContinuingEducation are held in accessible locations.Accommodations for individuals with adisability are available upon request.Please contact Vernon Regional Adult BasicEducation, 30 Park Street, Vernon, CT06066 at 860-870-6000 ext. 139 or toll

free at 866-564-2368.


EDUCATION OFFERS PROGRAMS

IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS:

◆Citizenship Classes

◆English as a Second Language

(ESL Classes)

◆High School Completion:

• CDP – Credit Diploma Program

• NEDP – National External

Diploma Program

• GED

• Phoenix Expulsion Program

◆Pre-GED

◆Workforce Preparation

◆Workplace Education

See pages 15 through 18 foradditional information on these

specific programs.

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COMPUTER CLASSESthis course will include in-depth studyof constants, labels, formulas, functionsand charting. In addition, modifying,customizing and editing worksheets willbe reviewed in this beginner course.

Instructor: Charles MartucciFee: $84R $90NR (25% Senior Citizen Discount)

INTRODUCTION/INTERMEDIATEWORDTue. 6:00-8:00 p.m. 8 wks. RHS Starts 9/22This course is intended for adults with aworking knowledge of PC’s and basickeyboarding and mouse skills. Theclass will emphasize creating,formatting, editing, and printingdocuments, error correction, andmanipulating of toolbars and text. Moreadvanced topics will include headersand footers, tables, page layout,graphics, mail merge, and more. Inorder to complete assigned projects, itis recommended that each studenthave access to a computer outside ofclass with the subject program installed.Basic keyboarding and mouse skills area must. We will be using MicrosoftOffice 2003 in this course.

Instructor: Beverly HoveyFee: $84R $90NR (25% Senior Citizen Discount)

POWERPOINT BASICSWed. 6:00-8:00 p.m. 6 wks. RHS Starts 9/23This hands-on course is intended forsomeone with a working knowledge ofbasic keyboarding and mouse skills.You will learn how to create PowerPointslides, insert clip art and sounds,create a presentation, looping, andediting techniques. Since homeworkwill be assigned, it is recommended thateach student have access to acomputer outside of class with thesubject program installed. At thecompletion of the course, you will beable to produce a professionalPowerPoint presentation. We will beusing Microsoft Office 2003 in thiscourse.


EXCEL INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCEDMon. 6:00-8:00 p.m. 6 wks. RHS Starts 9/21THE PREREQUISITE FOR THIS COURSE ISEXPERIENCE WITH EXCEL AND/OR COMPLETIONOF AN EXCEL INTRODUCTION COURSE. THISADVANCED COURSE IS NOT FOR BEGINNERS.This hands-on course is intended forsomeone with a strong foundation inExcel, or the successful completion ofthe beginning Excel course. Studentswill work on creating and understandingthe concepts of dynamic worksheetsthrough list management, datamanagement, pivot tables and databasefunctions. In this advanced course,students will also learn how toconsolidate data across workbooks andcreating multi-level functions.


WEB PAGE DESIGN —AN INTRODUCTIONMon. 6:00-8:00 p.m. 8 wks. RHS Starts 9/21THE PREREQUISITE FOR THIS COURSE ISCOMPUTER EXPERIENCE, INCLUDING KEYBOARDAND MOUSE, AS WELL AS EXPERIENCE WITH THEWINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEM.Learn how to easily create your ownwebsite.

• Plan club meetings and activities

• Collaborate on a team project

• Stay connected with familymembers

• Classroom web page, ski club,family web page and more!

Whether for personal use or basicbusiness use, this course will give youthe ability to build a website. In thisclass you will sign up for a free websiteservice. You will gain knowledge ofhtml, learn how to create logos and youwill also have fun.

Instructor: Elvis CaoFee: $84R $90NR (25% Senior Citizen Discount)

EXCEL INTRODUCTIONTue. 6:00-8:00 p.m. 8 wks. RHS Starts 9/22This hands-on course is intended forsomeone with little or no knowledge ofExcel, but with a solid workingknowledge of PC’s and the keyboard.You will learn the basic workings of thisspreadsheet application. Students willlearn how to create, save, print, andmodify worksheets. Areas covered in

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ACCESSWed. 6:00-8:00 p.m. 8 wks. RHS Starts 9/23THE PREREQUISITE FOR THIS COURSE ISCOMPUTER EXPERIENCE WITH OTHERMICROSOFT APPLICATIONS AS WELL AS MOUSEAND KEYBOARD PROFICIENCY.Access is a database program used tomaintain inventories, personnel records,mailing lists, etc. In this course, youwill learn to recognize and work withdatabase objects. Upon completion, youwill be able to design and work withtables of related information; create andmodify forms; and filter, sort, andperform queries to produce reports.Prior experience with other Microsoftapplications is a must.


QUICKBOOKS FOR FUNAND PROFITWed. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 6 wks. RHS Starts 9/23THE PREREQUISITE FOR THIS COURSE ISCOMPUTER EXPERIENCE, ESPECIALLY MOUSEAND KEYBOARD PROFICIENCY.This course is designed to provide anintroduction to the number one sellingaccounting program. Upon completionof this QuickBooks course students willbe able to set up their personal financesor small business allowing them tobalance their checkbooks, keep track ofexpenses, and provide detailedaccounting records just like the pros!!!Students will learn through livedemonstrations and assignmentsgeared towards their personal needs.QuickBooks 2009 will be used andstudents taking this course should notethat installation of this program on theirhome computer will allow them topractice between classes.

Instructor: Bradley DaarFee: $84R $90NR (25% Senior Citizen Discount)

COMPUTER CLASSESOFFERED AT THE

ROCKVILLE CENTER

INTRODUCTION TO WORDMonday Morning 9:00-11:00 a.m. 6 wks.Rockville Center Starts 9/21THE PREREQUISITE FOR THIS CLASS IS A GOODUNDERSTANDING AND WORKING KNOWLEDGEOF THE KEYBOARD AND THE MOUSE AND/ORTHE SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF ANINTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS COURSE.The focus of the course will be on thebasic workings of Word for Windows.The class will emphasize how to createdocuments, learning toolbars, learningto format, how to correct errors usingspell check, how to change fonts andsizes, how to use find and replacefeatures and how to set up a page toprint. In order to complete assignedprojects, it is strongly recommendedthat each student have access to acomputer outside of class with thesubject program installed. We will beusing Microsoft Office 2007 in thiscourse.


INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTINGTuesday Morning 9:30-11:30 a.m. 8 wks.Rockville Center Starts 9/22Are you lost when you sit down at yourcomputer? If so, this is the course foryou. In this beginner course you willlearn the basic parts of the computer,what the little pictures represent on thecomputer desktop, and how to move themouse around the screen. We willpractice opening and closing programs,sizing and moving windows, andcreating and saving documents. We willbriefly explore the Internet and touch onthe basics of email. We will be usingMicrosoft Office 2007 in this course.

Instructor: Marjorie CoxFee: $84R $90NR (25% Senior Citizen Discount)

POWERPOINT BASICSWednesday Morning 9:00-11:00 a.m. 6 wks.Rockville Center Starts 9/23THIS HANDS-ON COURSE IS INTENDED FORSOMEONE WITH A WORKING KNOWLEDGE OFBASIC KEYBOARDING AND MOUSE SKILLS.You will learn how to create PowerPointslides, insert clip art and sounds,create a presentation, looping, andediting techniques. Since homework

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will be assigned, it is recommended thateach student have access to acomputer outside of class with thesubject program installed. At thecompletion of the course, you will beable to produce a professionalPowerPoint presentation. We will beusing Microsoft Office 2007 in thiscourse.


COMPUTER CLASSOFFERED AT

MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL

EXCEL INTRODUCTIONTue. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 8 wks. MHS Starts 9/22This course will offer you the basicprinciples involved in creating aspreadsheet for business or personaluse. In addition to learning how tocreate, save, print, modify and enhanceworksheets, you will gain a thoroughknowledge of formulas and functions.Also covered in this session will be anintroduction to chart and graph making.This hands-on course is intended forsomeone with a working knowledge ofPC’s, the keyboard and the mouse. Athome practice is always helpful;therefore, it is recommended thatstudents taking this course have thisprogram installed on their homecomputer.


COMPUTER CLASSESOFFERED AT

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INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTINGWed. 9:30-11:00 a.m. 10 wks. CT WorksStarts 9/23Are you lost when you sit down at yourcomputer? If so, this is the course foryou. In this beginner course you willlearn the basic parts of the computer,what the little pictures represent on thecomputer desktop, and how to move themouse around the screen. We willpractice opening and closing programs,sizing and moving windows, andcreating and saving documents. We willbriefly explore the Internet and touch onthe basics of email. We will be usingMicrosoft Office 2007 in this course.


EXPLORING MICROSOFTThur. 9:30-11:00 a.m. 10 wks. CT WorksStarts 9/24If you have taken an Introduction toComputing course and do not knowwhat to take next, this is a great courseoffering for you. This course isintended to provide the student with ageneral understanding of computers,Internet, and four major MicrosoftApplication programs. During theweekly classes students will use thefollowing Microsoft ApplicationPrograms: word processing (Word),spreadsheets (Excel), desktoppublishing (Publisher) and slide shows(PowerPoint). These applicationsessions will also serve as a preview tomore in-depth course offerings in Word,Excel, Publisher and PowerPoint.Experience with the mouse and thekeyboard are required for this course.


FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLASS

BEGINNER SPANISHMon. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 8 wks. RHS Starts 9/21This beginning course is geared towardindividuals who wish to familiarizethemselves with the Spanish languageand the culture of Spain and LatinAmerica. This is a basic introduction tothe Spanish language for anyone whomay require some knowledge of thelanguage for travel purposes or perhapsfor their job. No previous educationalexperience with Spanish is necessaryfor this class. The instructor is acertified teacher of the language. A verybasic textbook may be required for thisclass. If the decision is made to use atextbook, the cost will be approximately$30.

Instructor: Christopher LewisFee: $54R $60NR

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FINANCIAL PLANNING/INVESTMENT

Our instructors are hired to teachgeneral concepts to groups of students,not to provide specific investment adviceto individuals. Students should consulttheir own financial advisor and/orattorney before making any investmentdecisions based on specific examplesused by our instructors in thesecourses.

MY NEIGHBOR HAS A LIVINGTRUST…SHOULD I?Mon. 6:30-8:00 p.m. 1 night RHS Meets on 10/5What is a Living Trust and is it right foryou? Do you need a Living Trust toavoid Probate? Is Probate lengthy andexpensive? Come hear a discussionabout estate planning and Living Trusts.Topics addressed will include theconcept of “funding” a Living Trust andwhether it is needed to reduce estatetaxes. Learn the difference between aLiving Trust and a Last Will andTestament, and why the way you titleyour assets is so important. Let’s takethe confusion out of the process andget your questions answered by anexperienced attorney who has beenteaching for years and will give you thecorrect explanations and answers andprovide actual cases showing how allthis works.

Instructor: Attorney Brendan F. DalyFee: $19R $25NR

COLLEGE EDUCATIONAL FUNDINGTue. 7:00-9:00 p.m. 2 wks. RHS Starts 10/6The University of Connecticut is nowcosting over $20,000 a year. Manyprivate colleges in the northeast arecosting upwards of $50,000 a year!How can you begin to save for yourchildren’s college education? Whenshould you start? What are youroptions? What mistakes can you avoidmaking? We will discuss the besttechniques for funding your children’seducation, learn what assets count anddo not count for financial aiddetermination, and learn what assetscan be sheltered. This four-hourprogram (two hours each night) willexplore ways to accumulate money, andin some cases, save taxes. Learn howthe financial aid system works, how toincrease your chances for thisassistance and your child’s role in the

process. There is a $10 lab fee payableto the instructor the first night of class.

Instructor: Gary P. Ruchin, CLU, ChFC, CFP®, EAFee: $19R $25NR

WHAT SUCCESSFUL RETIREESDO DIFFERENTLYTue. 7:00-9:00 p.m. 5 wks. RHS Starts 10/6(No Class on 11/3)This course is designed for those whowant to enjoy a comfortable retirement.Learn the secrets of being in control ofyour cash flow, reducing income andestate taxes, maximizing income andinvesting to provide real returns aftertaxes and inflation while still protectingprincipal in any economic environment.In addition, investigate ways to protectyourself and your retirement assetsfrom the devastating effect of medicalexpenses not covered by traditionalinsurances. The instructor of thishighly acclaimed course is a CertifiedFinancial Planner with over 25 years ofexperience.

Instructor: Dorothy Mautte, CFP®, CLU, ChFC ,CICOwner: Financial Focu$Fee: $29R $35NR

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UNDERSTANDING STOCKS ANDMUTUAL FUNDSMon. 7:00-9:00 p.m. 3 wks. RHS Starts 10/19This course is designed for studentswho want to learn the basics ofinvesting in stocks and mutual funds.Use of The Wall Street Journal andonline resources brings realism to thisintriguing world and shows how andwhy to invest for your retirement. Topicsto be covered will include investmentplanning, the financial markets, bonds,stock selection, diversification, andtaxes. You will learn about importantconcepts like P/E ratios and dividendyields. In addition, you will learn how touse mutual funds to build a portfolioand how asset allocation can reducethe overall risk of a portfolio. At the endif this course, you will have theopportunity to receive a free financialconsultation.

Instructor: Keith ElisFee: $29R $35NR

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REVERSE MORTGAGES: What TheyAre, The Options, and How They CanBenefit You!Tue. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 1 night RHS Meets on 10/20As a large demographic of our nationmoves towards the age of 62 years orolder, the popularity and expressedinterest in Reverse Mortgages isgrowing. During this seminar you willbe provided with a great foundation ofwhat a Reverse Mortgage is, thedifferent options that come with them,and how they can benefit you or yourloved ones. We will cover details ofsome of the programs offered, as wellas dispel any myths of what a ReverseMortgage is not. We will also touchbriefly on how a Reverse Mortgage canbe coupled with other financial modesto serve as a more complete financialtool. There will be time for questionsduring the evening, as well as theopportunity for further consultationbeyond the seminar itself.

Instructor: Karen ReschFee: $19R $25NR

STRATEGIES THAT PREVENTYOU FROM GOING BROKE IN ANURSING HOMEWed. 6:30-8:00 p.m. 1 night RHS Meets on 10/21Should you give your home to yourchildren? How can you get the State topay for your nursing home care? Cometo this one-night class and learn aboutMedicaid and the new laws thatCongress passed in 2006. You will begiven examples on how singleindividuals and married couples canqualify for Medicaid benefits whilekeeping their assets, even with therecent changes in the law. Providedthat you know the rules and plan ahead,a married couple or an individual canstill protect assets. Let’s take theconfusion out of the process. Get yourquestions answered by an experiencedattorney who will provide actual casesshowing how all of this works.

Instructor: Attorney Brendan F. DalyFee: $19R $25NR

LIFE PLANNING FOR CHILDRENWITH SPECIAL NEEDSWed. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 1 night RHS Meets on 10/28This educational workshop will helpfamilies through the maze of legal andfinancial complexities surroundingplanning for the future of children andother dependents with special needs.Having access to resources,

organizations, future care providers,and support groups to help you andyour child is critical on a daily basis.Future planning is not only focused onlifetime care, but also on quality of carefor children or dependents with specialneeds. The workshop will explainmethods to preserve governmentbenefits eligibility for SSI and Medicaid.We will discuss the importance ofcoordinating all documents including aspecial needs trust, letter of intent,guardianship and various fundingoptions for the special needs trust. Thisworkshop helps empower a parent orguardian to be an advocate for theirchild with special needs.

Instructor: Leonard J. Del Gallo, Jr., CFP®Fee: $19R $25NR

WEALTH AND MONEY—HOW TOKEEP IT AND WHERE TO POSITION ITMon. 7:00-9:00 p.m. 4 wks. RHS Starts 11/2With people living healthy, vibrant livesbeyond age 90, Wealth and MoneyManagement becomes more important.Providing long-term safe incomesolutions is vital. Wealth managementassesses where you are financially, anddevelops a strategy to provide for yourlong-term income needs after age 65into your 80’s and 90’s. By developinga formal Personal Investment PolicyStatement (PISP), just like corporationsdo, and monitoring your progress, youcan begin to chart your assets. As yourlife changes, your financial and life styleneeds also change. With properplanning, you can provide for your long-term income needs. We will review themistakes many people make in theirplanning and discuss ways to avoidmaking these mistakes. There is a $15lab fee payable to the instructor for thisfour-evening program.

Instructor: Gary P. Ruchin, CLU, ChFC, CFP®, EAFee: $29R $35NR

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ARE YOU SELF-INSURINGYOUR RETIREMENT SAVINGS?Tue. 7:00-9:00 p.m. 2 wks. RHS Starts 12/1You have accumulated funds forretirement over a number of years in anumber of ways. As you retire, most ofus find that Social Security and ourPensions (if we are lucky enough tohave one) are not enough to sustain ourlifestyles. We need to rely on ourPersonal Savings, our PersonalInvestments, our IRA accounts and our401(k) and other Company Plans tosustain our lifestyle.

HOW LONG WOULD YOUR RETIREMENTASSETS BE ABLE TO PROVIDE FOR YOUIF YOU HAD TO SPEND OVER $80,000 AYEAR FOR NEEDED LONG-TERM CARESERVICES?

In this two-week (2 night) informativeworkshop learn how to determine thebest way for you to pay for the high costof long-term care and protect yourassets from catastrophic loss. Explorethe facts and the fallacies of long-termcare.

• What is Long-Term Care? Who

pays for Long-Term Care? Am I atrisk?

• Will I be or need a caregiver? How

can I protect my retirementassets?

• What should I consider in

designing a Long-Term Care Planfor myself?

• How can I pay for Long-Term Care?

Should I consider buying LTCInsurance?

• What kind of a legacy do I want to

leave behind when I die?

Taught by an experienced professionalwith over 25 years in the FinancialPlanning and Insurance industries,participants in this course will walk awaywith a better understanding of theproblem and potential solutions to thiscritical area of our senior years.

Instructor: Dorothy Mautte, CFP®, CLU, ChFCOwner: Financial Focu$Fee: $19R $25NR

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ENHANCE YOUR MATH SKILLSMon. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 10 wks. RHS Starts 9/21(Class will not meet on 9/28 or on 10/12)Are you looking for some ways tosharpen your brain? Do you need totake an employment placement test?This back-to-basics course will refreshand reinforce your math skills. Thissession we cover addition, subtraction,multiplication and division of wholenumbers, decimals and fractions.Session II, which will follow in the springsemester, if minimum enrollment is met,will continue on with percents,measurements and introductions toalgebra and geometry. We will be usinga textbook and an answer key that youwill keep. There is no senior citizen

discount on this class.

Instructor: Deborah ShoagFee: $130 (includes textbook and answer key)

AMERICA’S BOATING SAFELYMon. 6:30-9:00 p.m. 6 wks. RHS Starts 9/21Earn your Connecticut Safe BoatingCertificate and become a betterrecreational boater. Through lectures,demonstrations, and audiovisualpresentations, students will gainknowledge needed to boat safely, avoidproblems, and enhance their enjoymentof on-the-water activities.

Instructor: Dale ClaytonFee: $45 Resident and Non-Resident(No Senior Citizen Discount)

PSYCHIC DEVELOPMENTMon. 7:00-9:00 p.m. 8 wks. RHS Starts 9/21This is a fun course that will help youdevelop your psychic abilities throughexperiments and workshops. We willfocus on mental telepathy, clairvoyance,psychometry, visualization, remoteviewing, numerology, auras, palmreading, tarot cards, and otherinteresting aspects of this area. Comeexplore the fascinating world of the“sixth sense”.

Instructor: Mary CunninghamFee: $54R $60NR

JUDAISM ON ONE FOOTWed. 7:00-8:30 p.m. 6 wks. RHS Starts 10/14Jews comprise approximately .021% ofthe world population; yet, Judaism hasgiven birth to two of the world’s majorreligions, Christianity and Islam. To helppeople understand this ancient/modernfaith, the beliefs, practices, holy daysand life milestones of Judaism will be

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explored in this course. No previousknowledge of Judaism is required.Readings will be suggested anddiscussions held in class.

Instructor: Rabbi Richard PlavinFee: $54R $60NR

MAHJONGG FOR BEGINNERSTue. 6:45-8:45 p.m. 7 wks RHS Starts 9/22This game of chance and luck isbecoming very popular in card playingcircles. It is played with colorful andintricately designed tiles rather thanwith cards. It is exciting, entertainingand lots of fun. Come learn the rulesand strategies of Mahjongg and justenjoy some leisure time playing thegame. This game has really taken off insocial circles and with families whosimply enjoy spending fun and qualitytime together.

There’s never a dull moment in thegame of Mahjongg. Registration for thisclass is limited to sixteen (16) students.There is no senior citizen discount

on this class.

Instructor: Cecile AvilaFee: $54R $60NR

LEARN THE LANGUAGEOF YOUR DOGWed. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 1 night RHS Meets 10/7Phil Klein, Certified Dog Listener,teaches canine leadership signals todog owners. If a dog does not seespecific leadership signals from itsowner, the dog will take on the decision-making position (pack leader). This iswhy we see problems we are all toofamiliar with. We see problems likedestructive chewing, incessant barking,going potty in the house, jumping up onguests, aggression, etc., because dogsdo not understand the human world.Phil teaches owners the signals thatenable dog owners to bring their dogsto peace in our world.

Instructor: Philip KleinFee: $19R $25NR

CONVERSATIONAL SIGN LANGUAGEMon. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 10 wks. RHS Starts 9/21THE PREREQUISITE FOR THIS COURSE IS THESUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF SIGN LANGUAGE II.In this class we will be taking part in music,short plays and conversation. Idioms will beused as well as ASL. Please come to classeach week prepared to take notes. As withSign Language I and II, The Joy of Signing willbe used.

Instructor: Cynthia GelstonFee: $64R $70NR (25% Senior Citizen Discount)

SIGN LANGUAGE II—OPEN HANDSAND HEARTSTue. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 10 wks. RHS Starts 9/22THE PREREQUISITE FOR THIS COURSE IS THESUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF SIGN LANGUAGE I.Those who have completed SignLanguage I will now put to use the signsthey have learned in conversation, mimeand music. As with Sign Language I,The Joy of Signing will be used.


SIGN LANGUAGE I—SPEAKING WITHYOUR HANDS AND HEARTSWed. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 10 wks. RHS Starts 9/23This class for adults will teach you howto speak to the deaf and hearingimpaired. You will learn through mime,body language and singing. Pleasepurchase a copy of The Joy of Signingand bring it to class along with anotebook and a pen. Please make notethat the class may run a few minutesshort the first couple of weeks; but asthe course progresses they will run forthe full two hours. Because thepurpose of this course is to teach afinite skill, there will be tests andquizzes during the ten-week program inorder to monitor your progress.


INTERMEDIATE MEDICALTERMINOLOGYMon. 7:00-9:00 p.m. 8 wks. RHS Starts 9/21This course is a continuation course forthe adult learner who has chosen tomake a career change into the medicalfield. Basic knowledge of standardmedical terms relating to blood, immuneand circulatory systems is expected.This course will continue to expand thelearner’s medical terminology with anoverview of the structure, function andcommon disease/disorders within thesevarious body systems: respiratory,digestive, urinary, musculoskeletal,nervous, reproductive, endocrine andintegumentary. Pronunciation of termswill continue to be stressed, as correctpronunciation predicts correct spelling.Students will apply their abilities tointerpret full medical terms, and totranslate descriptions of illnesses intomedical terms. In addition you willbegin to recognize when two medicalterms that mean the same thing aretraditionally interchangeable, and when

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they are not. In this course we willcontinue with the textbook MedicalTerminology for Health Professions 5thEdition, ISBN # 1401860265 whichwas has been used in BeginningMedical Terminology.

Instructor: Pauline BothfeldFee: $64R $70NR (25% Senior Citizen Discount)

BEGINNING MEDICAL TERMINOLOGYTue. 7:00-9:00 p.m. 8 wks. RHS Starts 9/22This course is being offered for theadult learner wishing to make a careerchange into the medical field. Thisbeginner course will offer youknowledge sufficient for applying for anentry level medical/insurance officeposition. As part of this course you willlearn how to break apart difficultmedical terms into their word parts, andhow to use word parts to interpret themeaning of medical terms. You willlearn how to pronounce and spelldifficult medical terms from the blood,immune and circulatory systems;however, word parts for all bodysystems will be presented. Thisinformation will be helpful to you ininterviewing for and securing a positionin a medical/insurance office. It willprovide you with a framework tounderstand those challengingprofessional medical courses whichrequire considerable memorization suchas Anatomy and Physiology. The text forthis course, Medical Terminology forHealth Professions 6th Edition,ISBN #9781418072520 can bepurchased online or in a localbookstore.


BEGINNING HUMAN BIOLOGYWed. 7:00-9:00 p.m. 8 wks. RHS Starts 9/23Are you considering a second career ina medical office or in the general field ofhealth? Are you lacking the confidenceto enroll in a ‘for credit course’ inhuman biology? If that is the case…thisBeginning Human Biology course is thecourse for you. As in the MedicalTerminology courses also offered by thisinstructor, special emphasis will beplaced on term spelling andpronunciation as we cover the chemicalbasis of life, cellular organization, andtissue organization. The text for thiscourse, a 2008, Human Biology 10thEdition, ISBN #9780073309347 bySylvia S. Mader is pricy, but it can beused for this course and one

subsequent course. It can be mosteconomically purchased new or usedonline.


YOU’RE ON THE AIR…HOW TOREALLY MAKE IT IN VOICE-OVERSTue. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 1 night RHS Meets 9/29Voice-overs are hot today! You don’thave to be an actor to get voice-overwork, but it certainly doesn’t hurt. Withsuch notable talent as James Earl Jones,Linda Hunt, and Donald Sutherlandlending their voices to commercials,films and videos, one would think that itwould be next to impossible to breakinto this field. This is not so. In thisclass you will learn about an excitingnew way to get around the competitionand actually turnvoice-overs into a thriving full or part-time business. Rob Sciglimpaglia, asuccessful voice-over artist (PBS, AMD,Dean Koontz, Court TV, etc.) willdemonstrate voice-over technique andwill introduce students to the voice-overbusiness as a whole. He will talk aboutthe numerous opportunities, the incomepotential, and the all-important demoand how to have it produced. You willstep up to the microphone to do somepractice recording, and best of all, hearthe results!

Instructor: Rob SciglimpagliaFee: $19R $25NR

CREATING A WEB PRESENCETue. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 2 wks. RHS Starts 10/6In today’s marketplace you aren’t “forreal” unless you have a presence on theWeb. It is as necessary as a resume ora business card. Whether you are abusiness owner or a job seeker, thiscourse will give you a comprehensiveunderstanding of everything that youneed to know to create your completeWeb presence, including registeringyour personal (or company) DomainName, finding a hosting provider,making your site visible to searchengines like Google, incorporating PDFs,and harnessing media technologies likeYouTube and Viddler to get yourmessages across. This course DOESNOT focus on simply making web pages;BUT rather on ALL of the things youneed to know to represent yourcompany or yourself on the Web. Theinstructor for this course has over a

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decade of experience with the Internetand multimedia. This course is limitedto twelve (12) students, so pleaseregister early. There is no senior

citizen discount on this class.

Instructor: Don BerryFee: $24R $30NR

PERSONAL ENRICHMENTOFFERED IN MANCHESTER

BRIDGE II/INTERMEDIATEThe prerequisite for this course is the completionof Beginner Bridge with Mr. Bennett orMr. Kelly, or bridge playing experience.Tue. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 8 wks. MHS Starts 9/22This will be a hands-on bridge classwhere students will play the game withthe instructor giving guidance anddirection. Players should haveexperience in bridge basics or havemastered the concepts taught in theBeginner Bridge course. This is a greatopportunity to utilize your knowledge ofbeginning bridge and the practicalapplication of bidding, responding andplaying. A maximum of sixteen (16)players will be taken in this class.

Instructors: Frederick Bennett and Jim KellyFee: $54R $60NR (25% Senior Citizen Discount)

GET ORGANIZED NOW!Wed. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 6 wks. MHS DATES TO BEDETERMINEDHaving trouble getting organized? Thiscourse is designed to teach you how toeliminate clutter and simplify your life.Emphasis will be placed on methods ofletting go and prioritizing. We will alsodiscuss ways of eliminating paper piles,organizing space, creating and followinga “to do” list and learn individualizedtechniques of maintenance, which willenable you to retrieve items quickly.The information you receive will help yousave time and money. Time for classparticipation will be provided andencouraged. The instructor is aprofessional organizer and a member ofthe National Association of ProfessionalOrganizers. This class is limited tofifteen (15) students. Please registerearly. There is no senior citizen


Instructor: Joan TerzoFee: $44R $50NR

PSYCHIC DEVELOPMENT IIWed. 7:00-9:00 p.m. 8 wks. MHS Starts 9/23This course will explore such topics asESP, natural healing, the near-death

experience, life-after-death, ghosts,reincarnation, Atlantis/Lemuria, InnerEarth and UFOs.

Instructor: Mary CunninghamFee: $54R $60NR

BODY AND MIND

MEDITATION CLASSMon. 6:30-7:30 p.m. 5 wks. RHS Starts 10/19“Imagine you are carrying a privateretreat around inside you, a sanctuaryyou can visit whenever modern life getstoo much. Imagine contentment andfreedom from fear—whenever you wishit. You are imagining the peace of body,mind and soul that meditation can bringyou.” Rajinder Singh

Whether you are already meditating or abeginner, this class has something tooffer you. Learn how meditationenhances physical, mental andemotional well-being. Using someguided imagery, some mental exercises,and a simple technique of meditation;you can begin your personaltransformation, allowing inner peace topermeate your life. Suggested readingbefore, during, and after this classwould be Inner and Outer PeaceThrough Meditation, by Rajinder Singh.

Instructor: Clare VidichFee: $34R $40NR

A JOURNEY INTO CONSCIOUSNESSWed. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 6 wks. RHS Starts 9/23What is one thing that all human beingsdo all day, every day? The answer: weinteract with and react to an endlessparade of people, things and events thatcomprise the landscape of our dailylives. How we react determines our lifeexperience in any moment or period.Our choices result in either a sense ofhappiness, peace, and calm, oremotional suffering in the form of anger,worry, anxiety, guilt, or fear. These twoare mutually exclusive. Whether you areready to begin or continue your processof choosing happiness rather thanemotional suffering, this class willprovide you with common sense andpowerful tools that will have animmediate practical application andrelevance in your daily life. These toolswill gradually enable you to becomemore conscious and aware of how youchoose to react to and be affected bythe people and events you encounter inyour daily life.

Instructor: Marshall J. LevinsonFee: $54R $60NR

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HATHA YOGA – BEGINNER(Offered at RHS and CT Works)Tue. 5:15-6:15 p.m. 8 wks. RHS Starts 9/22Thursday Morning 10:00-11:00 a.m. 8 wks.CT Works Starts 9/24This introductory series teaches thefundamentals of a safe and nurturingyoga practice. The focus is on basicyoga postures, stretching, breathingtechniques and relaxation. Please wearcomfortable clothing and bring a yogamat with you to class. While this is abeginner yoga class, it may not beappropriate for those who require theuse of balancing aids in order toexecute positions and movementstaught.

Instructor: Gail CollinsFee: $54R $60NR

HATHA YOGA – INTERMEDIATETue. 6:30-7:30 p.m. 8 wks. RHS Starts 9/22This class is open to students who arefamiliar with the basic yoga posturesand would like to further their practicewith more challenging movements.Please wear comfortable clothing andbring a yoga mat with you to class.


VITAMINS…MAXIMIZE YOURENERGY AND FEEL YOUR BESTWed. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 1 night RHS Meets on 10/7In this class you will gain anunderstanding of how the right vitaminscan increase your energy level, whatvitamins you need for optimum health,and when to take your vitamins for bestresults. We will also discuss how tochoose quality vitamins from the mazeof suppliers.

Instructor: Mary PepinFee: $19R $25NR

BODY AND MIND OFFEREDIN MANCHESTER

REIKI IWed. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 8 wks. MHS Starts 9/23Become a healer through the Usui ReikiTradition. Through these classes, youwill learn the skills to practice theenergy healing of Reiki on yourself andothers—your family and friends. You arenever too young or too old to giveyourself this gift. This ancient Easternmethod of healing touch has helpedmany to relax. Reiki also aids in the

healing of the entire spirit, body, mindand emotions. For this relaxing two-hour class, you will need to wearcomfortable, loose fitting clothing, bringwater to keep your body hydrated, and abox of tissues. Reiki is now more widelyaccepted by medical practitionersparticularly in areas of pain and stressmanagement. Any student who wishesto receive a Reiki Level I Certificate mustcomplete a minimum of 7 classes aswell as the Attunement Ceremony.Make-up classes will be offered by theinstructor at a cost of $5 per class.This make-up class fee is payabledirectly to the instructor. Enrollment inthis class is limited to twelve (12)students. There is no senior citizen


Instructor: Christine M. JoynerFee: $74R $80NR

YOGAWed. 7:00-8:30 p.m. 8 wks. MHS Starts 9/30This course is a practical approach tolearning yoga postures, breathingexercises, deep relaxation techniques,and building body strength andendurance; whereupon the student istransformed out of tension in order toexperience oneself (body and mind) asa positive entity, full of health, energy,peace and flexibility. These techniquesare a must for living up to one’s fullestpotential. Please bring a large towel or amat to class and wear comfortableclothing.

Instructor: Barbara TitusFee: $74R $80NR

HATHA YOGA – BEGINNER(Offered at CT Works, 893 Main Street inManchester)Thursday Morning 10:00-11:00 a.m. 8 wks.Starts 9/24This introductory series teaches thefundamentals of a safe and nurturingyoga practice. The focus is on basicyoga postures, stretching, breathingtechniques and relaxation. Please wearcomfortable clothing and bring a yogamat with you to class. While this is abeginner yoga class, it may not beappropriate for those who require theuse of balancing aids in order toexecute positions and movementstaught.


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INDUSTRIAL ARTS

SMALL ENGINE REPAIRTue. 6:30-9:00 p.m. 8 wks. RHS Starts 9/22This course is designed to help youbecome better acquainted with thesmall engines that are being used onlawn mowers, chain saws, gardentractors and other pieces of smallequipment. This course will consist ofcare and use of small engineequipment, 2 and 4 cycle engines,basic principles of carburetion, ignition,lubrication, cooling and fuel systems.The first class will be instructional; afterthat students may bring in their ownsmall engine items that need repair.Also, students can bring in their ownsmall tools for use in class.

Instructor: Scott DrewFee: $64R $70NR

AUTO MAINTENANCEWed. 6:00-8:30 p.m. 9 wks. Cheney Tech inManchester Starts 9/23This course is for the beginner as wellas for the advanced student. Areas ofinterest that will be covered include thebasic study of automobile maintenancesuch as oil changes, spark plugs, airfilters and brakes. There will be a labfee of $20 payable to the instructor thefirst night of class.

Instructor: Mark LawrenceFee: $64R $70NR

COOKING

COOKING ITALIANTue. 6:45-8:45 p.m. 5 wks. RHS Starts 9/29Find out just how simple Italian cookingcan really be! This is a hands-oncourse that will delight your taste buds.There will be a lab fee of $38 payable tothe instructor the first night of class tocover the cost of food for the five weeksof class. Please bring containers withyou to each class to take leftovershome. Enrollment in this class islimited to twelve (12) students. There

is no senior citizen discount on

this class.

Instructor: Elyse FilaFee: $34R $40NR

STUFFED BISCUITSMon. 6:00-8:00 p.m. 1 night RHS Meets 10/19Join us for a lovely quick and easy meal.We will be using biscuits and stuffingthem with a mixture of beef, freshmushrooms, garlic and green pepperfilling. We will prepare a side salad with

romaine lettuce, dried cranberries andwalnuts that will be topped withraspberry walnut vinaigrette dressing.For dessert we will be making an easyapple cinnamon coffee cake. There is a$15 lab fee payable to the instructor atthe class. Come to class hungry andbring containers to take leftovers home.This class is limited to ten (10) students.There is no senior citizen discount

on this class.

Instructor: Rita VerschFEE: $19R and $25NR

HOLIDAY SIDE DISHESMon. 6:00-8:30 p.m. 1 night RHS Meets 11/16If you are looking for some new holidayside dishes, come to this one-nightclass and take home three new recipesas well as some tasty samples. Sweetpotato casserole with brown sugar andpecan crust, corn casserole with onionand cheddar cheese and an easy coldtwo-bean, corn and tomato salad arethe three yummy recipes for this class.There is a $15 lab fee payable to theinstructor at the class. Bring containersto take leftovers home. This class islimited to ten (10) students. There is

no senior citizen discount on this

class.

Instructor: Rita VerschFEE: $19R and $25NR

ART

PAINTING IN WATERCOLORSMon. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 8 wks. RHS Starts 9/21This course will have more of anemphasis on painting techniques ratherthan on drawing skills. It is anintroduction to the art of working inwatercolors for the beginner andintermediate student. Students will getindividual attention while working ontheir paintings. You will work at yourown pace and skill level. A supply listwill be mailed to you at the time ofregistration. The cost of supplies will beapproximately $80. Enrollment in thisclass is limited to twelve (12) students.Please register early.

Instructor: Sally BalukasFee: $54R $60NR (25% Senior Citizen Discount)

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PAINTING WITH CRAYONS…YOUMUST SEE THIS TO BELIEVE IT!Tue. 5:00-6:30 p.m. 6 wks. RHS Starts 9/22The instructor for this course wasfeatured in the Middletown Press forthis unique technique which producesa final product that will just amaze you.The uniqueness stems from the factthat you will learn to paint without abrush. Students in this class will use apiece of metal, which is used both as apalette and a brush. Wax or crayonsare melted on the tool while differentstrokes are applied to create colorfuland intricate floral designs. You canmake beautiful note cards, picturessuitable for framing, or enhance photoalbums, scrapbooks, invitations andstationary. Bring a box of crayons anddifferent types of paper to class. Therewill be a $5 lab fee payable to theinstructor the first night of class forother supplies needed in this class.Enrollment in this class is limited tofifteen (15) students. Be among thefirst to learn this technique and createlovely finished pieces. There is no

senior citizen discount on this

class.

Instructor: Cecile AvilaFee: $50R $56NR

DRAWINGWed. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 8 wks. RHS Starts 9/23This is an introductory drawing class,especially designed for those who saythey can’t! We will start with basicshapes, and then explore the use ofshading to create the impression ofvolume. You will learn about perspectiveand how it creates the illusion of space.Class members will learn the valuableskill of contour drawing to aid indrawing what you see. This class willbe fun and you will gain confidence in arelaxed atmosphere. Each student willneed to bring the following items toclass: a large sketch pad (11 X 14 or12 X 18), number 2 pencils, an 18”ruler and a kneaded eraser. As theclass develops, students may wish toexperiment with other drawing tools aswell.


ART CLASS OFFERED ATVERNON YOUTH SERVICES

PAINTING IN WATERCOLORS IIMonday Morning 9:30-11:30 a.m. 8 wks.Vernon Youth Services Starts 9/21This class is offered for those studentswho are ready to move beyondintroductory level classes in watercolorpainting. This semester will offersomewhat more challenging classassignments. Utilizing the basictechniques they already know, studentswill explore improving their compositionskills, brush techniques, etc. Classmembers will receive individual attentionwhile working on their paintings and willwork at their own pace and skill level.The basic supplies for this class willremain the same as for the beginningclass. Additional supplies may beneeded as the class progresses.Enrollment in this class is limited totwelve (12) students. Please registerearly.


MUSIC CLASS OFFERED IN MANCHESTER

BASIC GUITARFOR NEW STUDENTS AND FORMER STUDENTSWHO WANT TO BRUSH UP ON THEIR GUITARSKILLS AND MORETue. 6:30-8:00 p.m. 7 wks. MHS Starts 9/22Have fun learning to play the guitar! Ifyou have always wanted to learn to playthe guitar but never had time, then thiscould be the adult course for you. Thisbasic guitar course is designed to teachyou to accompany yourself in playingmany folk songs in different keys.Some music theory as well as tuningyour guitar and strumming patterns willbe taught in this class. You must bringyour own acoustic guitar (nylon or metalstring) to class each week. Please notethat nylon string guitars tend to have awider neck and would be better forlarger hands. Previous students areinvited back to take this course as arefresher. Enrollment in this class islimited to twelve (12) students. This is avery popular class. Please registerearly. There is no senior citizen


Instructor: Johnny PrytkoFee: $54R $60NR

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NEW PROCEDURES FOR REGISTERING FOR HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION PROGRAMS.SEE ORIENTATION INFORMATION ON PAGE 16 OR CALL 860-870-6060,

860-870-6000 EXT. 139 OR TOLL FREE AT 866-564-2368 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.For registration or questions call the Vernon Regional Adult Basic Education Office

at any of the above telephone numbers.

VERNON REGIONAL ADULT BASIC EDUCATION

OUR MISSION

The mission of the Vernon Regional

Adult Basic Education program is to

offer dynamic, multi-cultural services

in an atmosphere of respect,

appreciation, and acceptance of all. It

is the goal of the Region to empower

students with the knowledge and

tools necessary to succeed both

personally and professionally in a

technologically advanced society.

PARTICIPATING TOWNS

The following thirteen towns

participate in the FREE adult basic

educational programs described in

the next three pages. Programming is

provided by Vernon Regional Adult

Basic Education and funded by local

communities, state and federal

grants and other funds.

Ashford Manchester

Bolton Mansfield

Colchester South Windsor

Coventry Tolland

East Windsor Vernon

Ellington Willington

Glastonbury

PLEASE NOTE THAT CONTINUING EDUCATION CLASSESLISTED THROUGHOUT THIS BROCHURE ARE FEE BASED.

PROGRAMS

VRABE’s programs are designed with

busy adults in mind. Whether you

want to:

• enhance the skills that will help youto improve your employability

• earn your high school diploma

• work on literacy skills for yourself

and your family

• improve your English speaking and

writing

• prepare to go to college

• study to earn your citizenship

• work to improve the skills needed for

your current job

• or take some technology courses.

VRABE can help you find what you

need. You will be placed in a

particular program based on your

individual needs or goals, state

mandated testing, and the availability

of needed courses. VRABE’s current

programs include:

◆ Citizenship Classes

◆ English as a Second Language

(ESL Classes)

◆ High School Completion:


• NEDP - National External Diploma

Program

• GED


◆ Pre-GED

◆ Workforce Preparation

◆ Workplace Education

Find the one that fits your needs! Seeprogram descriptions on the followingpages. Visit us at www.vrabe.org.

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ORIENTATION

ALL STUDENTS INTERESTED IN

EARNING A DIPLOMA, MUST ATTEND

AN ORIENTATION PRIOR TO

BEGINNING CLASSES.

CALL 860-870-6060 FOR A

SCHEDULE OF ORIENTATION DATES

OR TO REGISTER FOR AN

ORIENTATION SESSION THAT IS

CONVENIENT FOR YOU.

Connecticut. Tests are given monthly

throughout the year at multiple

locations. The GED preparatory class

is open to students 16 or older and

prepares students for the GED exam.

In order to register for the GED

examination, an individual must be 17

years of age or older and no longer

enrolled in school. Applicants 17 or

18 years of age must submit

documentation that they have been

officially withdrawn from school at

least six months prior to the test

date. An applicant 21 years of age or

older and a non-veteran must pay a

fee of $13 to take the test. The

retake or reapplication fee is also

$13 for individuals 21 years of age or

older. Accommodations on the GED

test are available for qualified

individuals with a disability. GED

preparation classes are offered in

Manchester, Mansfield, East Windsor,

Glastonbury, Colchester, and Vernon.

Both day and evening classes are

available in Glastonbury, Manchester,

and Vernon. For registration

information, please call

860-870-6000 ext. 139 or toll free

at 866-564-2368.

HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT

DIPLOMA

Students in the high school Credit

Diploma Program are enrolled in

classes based on graduation

requirements. High school credit is

earned by taking classes at one of

the Region’s sites. Distance Learning

is an alternative to traditional

classes. Credit may be awarded for

work experience and military service.

Classes are offered at Rockville High

School, Manchester High School,

Bacon Academy and E.O. Smith High

School. Registration for entrance

into the program takes place at the

individual high school sites following

the completion of an orientation.

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION

Pre-GED classes are designed for the

student who needs additional skills

prior to entrance into the GED

preparatory classes. Students work

individually with the classroom

teacher on math and basic literacy

skills. Instructional levels range from

beginning literacy to pre-GED

readiness.

GED PREPARATORY

CLASSES

The GED test series is designed to

offer students age 17 or older an

alternative route to a high school

diploma. The test series consist of

English, Writing Skills, Social Studies,

Interpreting Literature and the Arts,

Science, and Mathematics. Students

take these exams from the State of

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Note: Students wishing to register

for the Credit Diploma Program must

bring a current transcript with them

to registration/orientation, as well as

proof of withdrawal from high school.

For registration information, please

call 860-870-6060 or toll free at

866-564-2368.

NATIONAL EXTERNAL

DIPLOMA PROGRAM

(NEDP)

This program provides an alternative

way to earn a diploma. It is designed

for working adults who have gained

skills through life experiences and

demonstrated competence in a

particular job, talent or academic

ENGLISH AS A SECOND

LANGUAGE (ESL)

Any student who wishes to increase

fluency in English may participate in

ESL (English as a Second Language)

classes that are offered in

Colchester, East Windsor,

Glastonbury, Manchester, Mansfield

area. The NEDP is an assessment

program that offers no classroom

instruction. An adult who successfully

completes the portfolio assessment,

as required, is awarded a high school

diploma. This program is offered at

our Manchester One Stop site, at our

downtown Rockville Center and at

the Workplace. For information

please call 860-870-6000 ext. 139

or toll free at 866-564-2368.

and Vernon. Class placement is

predicated on the student’s level of

English. Students practice speaking,

listening, and writing with their peers

under the guidance of the teacher.

Classes are small to allow for active

participation. This is a wonderful

opportunity to experience a variety of

cultures. Both day and evening

classes are available. For class

schedule and registration

information, please call

860-870-6000 ext. 139 or toll

free at 866-564-2368.

CITIZENSHIP

These classes will prepare students

for the test given to individuals

desiring to become American citizens.

Classes are held on Tuesday evenings

for seven (7) weeks. Students must

be able to read and converse in

English well enough to pass a

listening appraisal test. This listening

test is administered the first night of

class. The program is offered in

Manchester and Vernon. For

registration information, please call

860-870-6000 ext. 139 or toll free

at 866-564-2368.

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ENGLISH AS A SECONDLANGUAGE (ESL) FORCONSTRUCTION WORKERSWITH OSHA-10 CERTIFICATIONThis 12-week program is geared toindividuals who work, or would like towork in construction or related areas.Participants develop English languageskills in addition to knowledge ofcommunication skills. Some areas offocus for the course includeconstruction vocabulary, safe use oftools and machinery, green buildingmethods, career pathways in theconstruction field, teamwork andproblem solving. Participants whosuccessfully complete the programreceive OSHA-10 certification. Mondayand Wednesday evening classes beginin fall and winter, and are held inManchester and Hartford. Forinformation, please call 860-870-6000ext. 139 or 860-247-3227. Thisprogram is sponsored by VernonRegional Adult Basic Education inpartnership with the Connecticut PuertoRican Forum, Inc., and is part of theHartford Adult Literacy Project fundedby the Hartford Foundation for PublicGiving.

ENGLISH AS A SECONDLANGUAGE (ESL) FOR HOMECHILD CARE PROVIDERSThis 12-week program is geared toindividuals who are seeking to becomelicensed by the State of Connecticut asa family day care provider, or areinterested in refining their homebusiness capacity. Participants willdevelop: English language skills; anunderstanding of some key childdevelopment concepts; a largerepertoire of teaching and managementstrategies to use with children; andknowledge about setting up a businessplan (including financing, taxation, andmarketing). They also create aprofessional portfolio, which is a veryuseful tool for marketing their businessto parents, and they are assisted withthe process of applying for a CT homeday care license. Saturday classesbegin in fall and in winter, and are heldin Manchester and Hartford. Forinformation, please call 860-870-6000ext. 139 or 860-247-3227. Thisprogram is sponsored by VernonRegional Adult Basic Education inpartnership with the Connecticut PuertoRican Forum, Inc., and is part of theAdult Literacy Project funded by theHartford Foundation for Public Giving.

WORKPLACE EDUCATIONThis is an exciting opportunity foremployers in our thirteen-town region tooffer ESL, GED, NEDP or technologyclasses at their work sites for theiremployees. Let us bring our programsto your company. The curriculum will becustomized to benefit both the employerand the employee. Call us at860-870-6000 ext. 139 or866-564-2368 for more information onhow we can help your employeesbecome more productive in their jobsand feel better about themselves.

WORKFORCE PREPARATIONThis 10-week course allows participantsto explore avenues toward entry orreentry into the workforce. Computerskills, career exploration, basic skillsacquisition, ESL competencies (whereapplicable) and employability trainingprovide the foundation for this course.Students will develop skills for jobsearching and interviewing and exploreavailable online career resources.Students will schedule and participatein job shadowing and employer visitsoutside of scheduled class time. Uponcompletion, participants will havecreated a career portfolio which willinclude a resume, cover letter, goalsand relevant experiences. Forregistration information, call860-870-6000 ext. 139 or toll freeat 866-564-2368.

Vernon Regional Adult Basic Education is incompliance with Connecticut General StatutesSec. 10-71c and does not charge a fee for anytextbooks or materials used in the mandated

program areas.

Individuals with a disability whorequire an accommodation in

order to participate in any class,program or activity, or whentaking the GED Exam, should

contact LaRee King at860-870-6060 ext. 14 for

further assistance.

THE STARTING DATES FOR CLASSESVARY ACCORDING TO PROGRAMS

AND LOCATIONS.

For registration information orquestions about all Adult Education

Programs please call toll free at

866-564-2368 or860-870-6000 ext. 139 or

860-870-6060.

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POTTERY CLASSESOFFERED IN MANCHESTER

POTTERY/HAND BUILDING/ WHEELTHROWINGTue. 6:00-9:00 p.m. 9 wks. MHS Starts 9/22This popular class is being offered ontwo evenings at Manchester HighSchool. Come and learn the basictechniques of working with clay andcreate the masterpiece of your dreams.Hand building techniques will allow yourcreative side to shine through. You willalso learn to work on the potter’s wheel.In order to allow sufficient time for allstudents, this class is limited to ten (10)enrollments on each night. Pleaseregister early. Teenagers are welcome.There will be a $30 lab fee payable tothe instructor the first night of classwhich will cover the cost of one bag ofclay and the glazing and firing of yourpieces. There is no senior citizen


Instructor: Virginia DominguezFee: $104R $110NR

POTTERY/HAND BUILDING/ WHEELTHROWINGWed. 6:00-9:00 p.m. 9 wks. MHS Starts 9/23This popular class is being offered ontwo evenings at Manchester HighSchool. Come and learn the basictechniques of working with clay andcreate the masterpiece of your dreams.Hand building techniques will allow yourcreative side to shine through. You willalso learn to work on the potter’s wheel.In order to allow sufficient time for allstudents, this class is limited to ten (10)enrollments on each night. Pleaseregister early. Teenagers are welcome.There will be a $30 lab fee payable tothe instructor the first night of classwhich will cover the cost of one bag ofclay and the glazing and firing of yourpieces. There is no senior citizen


Instructor: Virginia DominguezFee: $104R $110NR

HOMES, LANDSCAPING ANDHOME IMPROVEMENT

HOME LANDSCAPE DESIGNPRINCIPLES, PRACTICE ANDPASSIONWed. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 5 wks. RHS Starts 10/7Focusing on design, this course willexplore the creative process inestablishing beautiful landscapes.Although gardening is an important partof residential landscaping, it is only oneof the many elements considered. Wewill explore the basic principles andfundamentals of effectively altering youroutdoor environment. This exciting andinformative course is taught by apublished, experienced, award-winningdesigner and installer who is apassionate landscape gardener.Students should bring a small sketchpad, pencils and a notebook to class.Enrollment in this very popular class islimited to eighteen (18) students, pleaseregister early. There is no senior

citizen discount on this class.

Instructor: Jeff HuttonFee: $54R $60NR

REPLACEMENT WINDOWWORKSHOP— Go Green and Save $$$too!!!Tue. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 1 night RHS Meets on 9/29Do you want to save on your heat andA/C bills and take advantage of theFederal Governments new $1500 taxincentive but don’t know where to start?What about using Low E, Argon, TriplePane, Wood, Vinyl or Fiberglasswindows…confused??? This workshopwill put an end to your confusion andthe presenter will address all of yourquestions in addition to showing youhow windows are replaced. This is amust class for anyone thinking abouthaving windows replaced or replacingwindows themselves. The instructor isa Master Carpenter with over 30 yearsof experience.

Instructor: Paul O’DohertyFee: $19R $25NR

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CREATING CURB APPEALMon. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 2 wks. RHS Starts 10/26Are you unhappy with the way yourhouse looks from the street? Gettingready to sell, but afraid that potentialbuyers may be turned-off by your lackof curb appeal; or do you just want anupdated look? Do you want to changethe style of your house? Bring picturesof your home to this workshop and withan architect, develop a curb appealsketch of your home. This class islimited to eight (8) students. There is


class.

Instructor: Gary L. SweetFee: $29R $35NR

TOTAL HOME MAKE OVERMon. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 2 wks. RHS Starts 11/23Can’t stand how your house is laid out?Want to open it up? Want it to flow? Isthe kitchen too small? Don’t need aliving room or a dining room, but needan eat-in kitchen. Not enough closets.Bring a plan of your house to theseclasses and develop a total make-oversketch floor plan with an architect. Thisclass is limited to eight (8) students.There is no senior citizen discount

on this class.

Instructor: Gary L. SweetFee: $29R $35NR

“GET FLOORED” IS A SERIESOF ONE-NIGHT CLASSES

PRESENTED BY A VETERANINSTALLER FOCUSING ON

VARIOUS TYPES OFFLOORING AND THEPREPARATION AND

INSTALLATION OF EACH.WEAR YOUR WORK

CLOTHES, THESE AREHANDS-ON CLASSES.

THERE IS A $5 LAB FEE FORFLOORING MATERIALS

USED IN THESE CLASSESWHICH IS PAYABLE TO THEINSTRUCTOR AT THE TIME

OF THE CLASS.ENROLLMENT IN EACHSESSION IS LIMITED TO

FIFTEEN (15) STUDENTS.

LAMINATE AND HARDWOODMon. 7:00-9:00 p.m. 1 night RHS Meets on 9/21If you can’t decide between real orimitation…floor yourself by trying yourhand at installing real ¾ inch hardwoodand tongue-and-groove laminateflooring; then make the decision aboutwhich product will work best in yourhome. There is no senior citizen


Instructor: John MasonFee: $19R $25NR

CERAMIC TILEMon. 7:00-9:00 p.m. 1 night RHS Meets on 10/5If you are tired of looking at that wornout, stained and dirty kitchen orbathroom vinyl floor, come and learn thedifference between ceramic, granite andmarble and how to install them inalmost any room in the house. There


this class.



EDUCATION OFFERS PROGRAMS

IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS:

◆Citizenship Classes

◆English as a Second Language

(ESL Classes)

◆High School Completion:


• NEDP – National External

Diploma Program

• GED


◆Pre-GED

◆Workforce Preparation

◆Workplace Education

See pages 15 through 18 foradditional information on these

specific programs.

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VINYL SHEET LINOLEUMAND VINYL TILEMon. 7:00-9:00 p.m. 1 night RHS Meets on 10/19Come spend two hours learning theinstallation procedure for vinyl sheetsand squares. Those 12” by 12” tilesare great for redecorating that half-bath.Vinyl sheet flooring now comes in somebeautiful colors and decors. There is


class.


DANCE, DANCE, DANCEBallroom Dancing…Whether you aregetting ready for your debut on thewedding dance floor, or just tired ofsitting these dances out, come join usfor some fun as Jason andLaura Gardiner guide you through thesteps of these fun and up-beat ballroomdance numbers. Don’t miss out!Register early! NO SENIOR DISCOUNTWILL BE GIVEN ON BALLROOMDANCING CLASSES. THERE IS A $5LAB FEE PER COUPLE FOR ALLBEGINNER BALLROOM DANCINGCLASSES PAYABLE TO THEINSTRUCTORS THE FIRST NIGHT OFCLASS FOR MATERIAL REQUIRED FORTHESE CLASSES. Lab fees are payablein cash or money orders only.

BALLROOM DANCING FORBEGINNERSMon. 6:45-7:45 p.m. 10 wks. RHS Starts 9/21(Class will not meet on 10/12 or 10/19)The Merengue, Cha-Cha and the Swingare the three (3) dances you will learnduring this semester of ballroomdancing. No prior dance experience isrequired. For ease of movement on thedance floor, please wear shoes notsneakers. Enrollment in this class willbe limited to fifteen (15) COUPLES.Please register early.

Fee per Couple: $84R $90NR

BALLROOM DANCING CONTINUATIONMon. 8:00-9:00 p.m. 10 wks. RHS Starts 9/21(Class will not meet on 10/12 or 10/19)This class is for those students whohave taken all of Laura and Jason’sprevious classes, covering nine (9)dances, and who would like to return toreview and improve upon these samesteps for each dance. Each week willfeature one (1) of the nine (9) danceslearned in the previous classes, with the10th being at the instructors’discretion. For ease of movement on the

dance floor, please wear shoes notsneakers to class. Enrollment in thisADVANCED class is by invitation fromthe instructors.


BALLROOM DANCING FORBEGINNERS—Early SessionTue. 6:45-7:45 p.m. 10 wks. RHS Starts 9/22(Class will not meet on 10/20)The Rumba, Mambo and the Waltz arethe three (3) dances you will learnduring this semester of ballroomdancing. No prior dance experience isrequired. For ease of movement on thedance floor, please wear shoes notsneakers. Enrollment in this class willbe limited to fifteen (15) COUPLES.Please register early.


BALLROOM DANCING FORBEGINNERS—Late SessionTue. 8:00-9:00 p.m. 10 wks. RHS Starts 9/22(Class will not meet on 10/20)The Tango, Samba and the Foxtrot arethe three (3) dances you will learnduring this semester of ballroomdancing. No prior dance experience isrequired. For ease of movement on thedance floor, please wear shoes notsneakers. Enrollment in this class willbe limited to fifteen (15) COUPLES.Please register early.


LINE DANCINGWed. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 10 wks. VCMS(Cafeteria) Starts 9/23This class starts with beginner dances,having emphasis on the dance stepsused in country dancing, but not limitedto country dancing, and progressestowards beginner/intermediate. One (1)dance will be taught each week and theprevious week’s dance will be reviewed.All dances, time permitting, are alsoreviewed and danced weekly. Comeand have fun learning the newestdances and some of the oldies!

Instructor: Sarah PrestonFee: $84R $90NR

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scissors. You will also use appliquéneedles size 10 or 11, a mechanicalpencil and small straight appliqué pins.Additional supplies will be discussed atthe first class.

Instructor: Melinda RogersFee: $54R $60NR (25% Senior Citizen Discount)

CROCHET 101Wed. 6:00- 8:00 p.m. 6 wks. RHS Starts 10/7This class is for anyone wishing to learnthe true art of crochet while having funand meeting new friends. You will betaught the proper way to hold thecrochet hook, the parts of the crochethook, various types and sizes of thecrochet hooks. We will start with theslip loop on the hook and some of thebasic crochet stitches beginning withthe foundation stitches, working thebody of a crochet piece, securing andfinishing off a sample crochet piece.Basic rules of crocheting will be taughtalong with crochet terminology. Pleasebring to class a crochet hook, size H orI as well as 1 or 2 skeins of “Red HeartYarn”, medium worsted yarn in solidcolors, scissors, a plastic yarn needle, asmall measuring tape and a magnifyingglass if needed. Enrollment in this classis limited to eight (8) students. There


this class.

Instructor: Diane SnarskiFee: $54R $60NR

JEWELRY MAKING 101Session I Mon. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 7 wks. RHSStarts 9/21 (No Class on 9/28 or 10/12)Session II Tue. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 7 wks. RHSStarts 9/22 (No Class on 11/3)This class is for anyone who isinterested in making beaded jewelry. Ifyou have taken it before, why not comeagain! You will have the opportunity tomake a different accessory each week.You will learn to make earrings,bracelets, and necklaces with manydifferent types of beads—glass, plastic,metal, semi-precious, etc. You canmake as many items as time allows ineach class. The instructor will supply allof the tools, and will bring supplies foryou to purchase. There will be a lab feecharged each week that will vary from$1 to $10 depending upon the beadsselected for each project. Come andmake something special for gift giving orfor yourself. This course is great fun!Enrollment is limited, please registerearly.

Instructor: Sandy MerrillFee: $54R $60NR (25% Senior Citizen Discount)

SEWING, QUILTING,CRAFTS AND MORE

MINI QUILTINGMon. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 10 wks. VCMS Starts 9/21Have you admired those miniature quiltsyou’ve seen? Do you want to try yourhand at creating one of your own? JoinMelinda as she shares her love ofquilting and minis. You will explore thisarea of quilt making as you use thetechniques for successful miniaturequilt making. Students will need tobring a sewing machine in good workingorder with an accurate ¼” foot. You willuse your rotary cutter, mat and ruler.Start with a fat quarter bundle andfinish with a quilt! Please bring basicsewing supplies and two ¼ yards of100% cotton fabric the first night. Youwill receive a complete supply list at thefirst class.


BEGINNER QUILTINGTue. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 10 wks. VCMS Starts 9/22Are you ready to try your hand atquilting? Come spend time in abeginner friendly class as you discovera new skill. You will need your sewingmachine in good working order. We willbe introducing the tools of the quiltingtrade: rotary cutters, rulers and mats.You will work on a beginner project thatincreases your confidence each week.Students will learn cutting, piecing andpressing techniques that will carry overto their next project. The instructor willdistribute a supply list the first night ofclass. It is recommended that allstudents purchase a copy of StartQuilting by Alex Anderson,ISBN# 1-57120-167-X.


QUILTING—HAND APPLIQUÉ!Wednesday Morning 9:30-11:30 a.m. 10 wks.Rockville Center Starts 9/23If you enjoy the feel of fabric in yourhands as you work your needle tocreate your stitches, then this class isfor you. Leave your machine at homeand join Melinda as she shares her loveof hand appliqué. We will work ondifferent techniques including needleturn and reversible appliqué. Pleasebring your basic sewing supplies toclass along with a pair of small sharp

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JEWELRY MAKING 101 OFFERED ATVERNON YOUTH SERVICESThursday Morning 9:00-11:00 a.m. 7 wks. VYSStarts 9/24This class is for anyone who isinterested in making beaded jewelry.This is a great opportunity for someonewho is looking for a way to spend someleisure time while making beautifulpieces of jewelry either for you or for giftgiving. The instructor will supply all ofthe tools you need to create earrings,bracelets and necklaces with glass,plastic, metal and semi-precious beads.There will be a lab fee charged everyweek that will vary from $1 to $10depending upon the beads selected foreach project. This course is great fun.Enrollment is limited please, registerearly.

Instructor: Sandy MerrillFee: $54R $60NR (25% Senior Citizen Discount)

ONE-NIGHT CRAFT CLASSESOFFERED IN VERNON AND

MANCHESTER BYRITA VERSCH THE

REGISTRATION FEE FORTHESE ONE-NIGHT CLASSESIS $15 FOR BOTH RESIDENTSAND NON-RESIDENTS. THISREGISTRATION FEE DOES

NOT INCLUDE THE LAB FEEPAYABLE TO THE

INSTRUCTOR AT THE CLASS.ALL LAB FEES MUST BE PAID

IN CASH TO THEINSTRUCTOR. THERE ARE

NO SENIOR CITIZENDISCOUNTS GIVEN ON

ONE-NIGHT CRAFTCLASSES.

ONE-STROKE FIVE-PETALFLOWERMon. 6:30-9:00 p.m. 1 night RHS Meets 9/21Learn the technique of one-strokepainting for the beginner. You will learnto paint a five-petal flower and leaves ona glass vase which is yours to enjoy foryears to come. There is a $10 lab feepayable to the instructor.

Fee: $15R and NR

ONE-STROKE VIOLETTue. 6:30-9:00 p.m. 1 night MHS Meets 9/22My all-time favorite…learn the techniqueof one-stroke painting. You will bepainting violets and leaves. At the endof the class you will have created abeautiful finished product to take homeand enjoy. There is a $10 lab feepayable to the instructor.

Fee: $15R and NR

STENCILING AND SPONGEPAINTINGTue. 6:30-9:00 p.m. 1 night MHS Meets 9/29During these hard economic times,learn how you can save moneyrepainting your own walls. You will learnthe techniques of stenciling and spongepainting on walls, fabric and projects.You will stencil a lovely box, fill it withpotpourri and take it home to enjoy.There is a $15 lab fee payable to theinstructor.

Fee: $15R and NR

ONE-STROKE SUNFLOWERTue. 6:30-9:00 p.m. 1 night MHS Meets 10/13Learn the technique of one-strokepainting. As in the other one-strokeclasses you will learn the technique ofpainting sunflowers as well as leaves,taking home with you a beautiful handpainted vase which you will enjoy foryears to come. There is a $10 lab feepayable to the instructor.

Fee: $15R and NR

BOW TYING AND CREATIVE GIFTWRAPPINGTue. 6:30-9:00 p.m. 1 night MHS Meets 10/20Back by popular demand…in this classyou will learn how to make bows for allof your craft projects. Then you willlearn the art of creative gift wrapping ona gift box that you will take home alongwith holiday bows to put on your gifts.There is a $15 lab fee payable to theinstructor.

Fee: $15R and NR

ONE-STROKE HYDRANGEAMon. 6:30-9:00 p.m. 1 night RHS Meets 11/2Learn the technique of one-strokepainting. You will learn to painthydrangeas and leaves, after which youwill paint on a glass vase which is yoursto keep and enjoy for years to come.There is a $10 lab fee payable to theinstructor.

Fee: $15R and NR

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HYDRANGEA WREATHMon. 6:30-9:00 p.m. 1 night RHS Meets 11/9If you love hydrangeas, this elegantVictorian-style wreath will delight you.This medium-size wreath will bedesigned by gluing blossoms ofhydrangea to a wreath form until it is fulland lush. Complete this project byadding baby’s breath and a lovely bow.There is a $20 lab fee payable to theinstructor.

Fee: $15R and NRNOTE: Please bring a glue gun, glue sticks,wire cutters and scissors to all floral craftclasses. These supplies are not necessaryfor the painting classes.

AUTUMN TABLE ARRANGEMENTTue. 6:30-9:00 p.m. 1 night MHS Meets 11/10Bring the Thanksgiving spirit to yourhome, or bring this beautifularrangement as a gift to a home towhich you are invited. You will learn thestep-by-step technique of arranging anassortment of autumn silk flowers,wheat, autumn leaves and driedflowers. You will then add a bow and acandle to this lovely arrangement. As abonus in this class you will get tips onfresh floral arranging. There is a lab feeof $20 payable to the instructor.

Fee: $15R and NRNOTE: Please bring a glue gun, gluesticks, wire cutters and scissors to allfloral craft classes. These supplies arenot necessary for the painting classes.

PAPER TWIST RIBBON ANGELSMon. 6:30-9:00 p.m. 1 night RHS Meets 11/30In this class you will make four ribbonangels out of paper twist. You will thendecorate them with flowers. There is alab fee of $15 payable to the instructor.


BOXWOOD CHRISTMAS TREEMon. 6:30-9:00 p.m. 1 night RHS Meets 12/7Learn the art of filling fresh boxwood toform a 10” Christmas tree. You will thenadd an assortment of Christmasdecorations and dried flowers to makethis beautiful centerpiece that will lastfor about one month. There is a $25 labfee payable to the instructor.

Fee: $15R and NR

NOTE: Please bring a glue gun, glue sticks,wire cutters and scissors to all floral craftclasses. These supplies are not necessaryfor the painting classes.

CHRISTMAS TABLE ARRANGEMENTMon. 6:30-9:00 p.m. 1 night RHS Meets 12/14Using fresh evergreens suggestingeternity, life and hope, learn to designyour own centerpiece. Poinsettias,pinecones, Christmas balls and candleswill complete this lovely, fragrant,cheerful addition to your holidaydecorations that will last for weeks.There is a lab fee of $25 payable to theinstructor.


EXERCISE AND SPORTSAll classes are co-ed unless designatedotherwise. All of these courses can bestrenuous; therefore, consult a physicianbefore enrolling. By enrolling in thesecourses, you indicate that you have nophysical condition that would make yourparticipation hazardous to your health.

HIKING IN CONNECTICUTMon. 7:00-8:30 p.m. 1 night RHS Meets 9/21Hiking is one of the oldest pastimes and agreat family activity. During this 90 minuteclass you will learn how to prepare properlywith an emphasis on gear, clothing andsafety. Then we will talk about where tohike in Connecticut’s state parks, forests,blue-blazed trail system and other areas.After that, we will plan two optional Sundayhikes with the Salmon Brook Hiking Club.

Instructor: Gabe PiwonskiFee: $19R $25NR

WALK AND TONEMon. 6:00-6:45 p.m. 5 wks. RHS Starts 9/21Join a 45 minute walking and toning class.Walking will be outdoors on the trackunless weather requires that it be indoors.

Instructor: Pat StauderFee: $29R $35NR

LOW IMPACT AEROBICSMon. 7:00-8:00 p.m. 6 wks. RHS Starts 9/21This class provides all the cardiovascularbenefits of aerobics without the stress toyour joints. Each workout includes a warm-up (an aerobic component without thejumping), plus stretching and strengtheningexercises for complete toning and flexibility.

Instructor: Pat StauderFee: $44R $50NR

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penny of it on your credit card. Personaland family budgeting does not have to bedifficult. With a little instruction anyone canlearn to master his or her budget. Learnhow to own your own paycheck and get outof debt completely. Students will receive abudget and experienced coaching on howto use it. There will be a $10 fee formaterials payable to the instructor the firstnight of class. REGISTRATION FOR THISCLASS MUST BE DONE BY MAIL.

Instructor: Craig NelsonThe Financial Literacy CoalitionNo Registration Fee

LVA-CT RIVER EAST TUTORTRAINING WORKSHOPSLiteracy Volunteers of America-CT River Eastholds periodic tutor training workshops inthe Vernon area. For more information,please call Literacy Volunteers of America-CT River East at 860-528-7422.

BREAST CANCER DETECTION ANDHEART DISEASE SCREENINGIf you are a woman between age 40 and 64and have limited income and no healthinsurance, you may be eligible for a FREEPap test, mammogram, and heart diseasescreening through Eastern ConnecticutHealth Network’s CT Breast and CervicalCancer Early Detection Program. For moreinformation call Debra at 860-872-5368.These services are made possible with thesupport of the Centers for Disease Controland Prevention, and the ConnecticutDepartment of Public Health and CervicalCancer Detection Program. Call today tofind out if you qualify for these FREE healthscreenings.

EASTERN CONNECTICUT HEALTHNETWORK FAMILY DEVELOPMENTCENTERECHN’s Family Development Centers inVernon and Manchester offer a varietyof services to families in the Vernon andManchester areas. Services offered atthe centers include: playgroups; homevisits centered around developmentallyappropriate activity, rather thanindividual child; parenting workshops;parenting classes; toy, video and booklending library; and computer andInternet services. Parents can contactJoan Gonyeau at the Manchester Centerat 647-3330 or Tess MacKenzie at theVernon Center at 875-5771.

COED VOLLEYBALL— INTERMEDIATEWed. 7:00-9:00 p.m. 8 wks. RHS Starts 9/23This intermediate level volleyball classoffers fun-filled evenings as you improveyour game. Classes begin with warm-upexercises and skill-building techniques. Thefocus is on team playing. Stay fit and meetnew people.

Instructor: Doug DudaFee: $54R $60NR

THE FOLLOWING TWO

CLASSES ARE OFFERED AT

ROCKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL IN

THE REGIONAL VOCATIONAL

AGRICULTURAL BUILDING

INTERMEDIATE FLORAL DESIGNMon. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 7 wks. RHS VoAgBuilding Starts 9/21Experienced students will be working withfresh flowers. More challenging designs willbe taught. There will be a weekly lab fee of$15 payable to the instructor to cover thecost of supplies. Enrollment in this class islimited to twelve (12) students. There isno senior citizen discount given onthis class. PLEASE NOTE THAT IF THEMONDAY NIGHT INTERMEDIATE FLORALDESIGN CLASS FILLS, WE WILL OFFER ASECOND CLASS ON WEDNESDAY NIGHTBEGINNING ON 9/23.

Instructor: Cindy GorskyFee: $44R $50NR

BEGINNING FLORAL DESIGNTue. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 7 wks. RHS VoAg BuildingStarts 9/22Beginners will learn the basics of floraldesign using fresh flowers. Care andhandling of fresh materials and theprinciples of good design will be discussed.There will be a weekly lab fee of $12payable to the instructor to cover the cost ofsupplies. Enrollment in this class is limitedto twelve (12) students. There is nosenior citizen discount given on thisclass.

Instructor: Cindy GorskyFee: $44R $50NR

COMMUNITY SERVICE

ADVERTISEMENTS

STEALING FROM PETER TO PAY PAUL?Budgeting and Debt EliminationTue. 7:00-8:30 p.m. 2 wks. RHS Starts 9/22Are you tired of financing dinner? Imaginereturning from a vacation and not having a

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CERTIFIED NURSES ASSISTANT CLASSES OFFERED BY


Vernon Regional Adult Basic Education offers a wonderful opportunity to

enter the rapidly expanding healthcare field. The CNA program provides

125 hours of classroom instruction and clinical training. The schedule for

our spring CNA classes will be available later in the fall. Specific details will

also be published in our spring 2010 brochure.

TUITION FOR THIS PROGRAM IS $700 WHICH

INCLUDES THE COST OF THE TEXTBOOK.

(Please note that this fee does not include the cost of the physical examination

and drug screening test that are required for acceptance into this program. The

physical examination and drug screening must be done at a facility of our choice,

and the cost is approximately $150. This fee is not covered by insurance.)

THIS CNA PROGRAM OFFERS THE FOLLOWING UNIQUE

AND VALUABLE BENEFITS:

◆ Training will occur at a premier skilled nursing facility in Connecticut.

◆ You will be trained by an exceptional, competent instructor.

◆ Employment opportunities are very promising upon completion

of the program.

◆ These classes offer more practical training than most CNAtraining programs.

◆ Enrollment in this program will be limited to 10 STUDENTS.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION WILL BE AVAILABLE SOON.

CALL 860-870-6060 IN THE FALL.

For an application or for additional information, please call

860-870-6060 or look online at www.vrabe.org. Registration

for this program must be done in person at the Adult and

Continuing Education office at Rockville High School; however

you may download and complete the application and bring it

with you to our office. Applicants must present themselves

with a photo ID and a check payable to Vernon Continuing

Education for the full tuition amount of $700.

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EMPLOYERSOUR WORKPLACE EDUCATION

PROGRAM BRINGS THE CLASSROOM

RIGHT TO YOUR COMPANY!

WE OFFER COST EFFECTIVE, CUSTOMIZED TRAINING FORYOUR EMPLOYEES RELATIVE TO YOUR COMPANY’S NEEDS.

WORKPLACE EDUCATION focuses on the skills youremployees need to advance, retain present positions,and increase productivity.

Adult Basic Education (ABE) – ABE focuses on basic literacy and math

skills, and is designed for students who do not meet the minimum requirements for

the GED program.

General Education Development (GED) – An alternative route to a

high school diploma, this classroom based program offers courses in English,

Writing Skills, Social Studies, Literature, Math, Science and the Arts. The program

prepares students to take the Connecticut GED exam.

The National External Diploma Program (NEDP) – This is an

alternative path to a high school diploma for adults in the workforce. This program

offers no classroom instruction but is a series of assessments. An adult who

completes the portfolio assessment is awarded a Vernon Regional Adult High School

Diploma.

The Credit Diploma Program (CDP) – Offers students an avenue to

successfully complete the State of Connecticut’s requirements for high school

completion. Academic classes are structured to meet the graduation requirements.

Students may be awarded credit for work experience and military service. A Vernon

Regional Adult High School Diploma is awarded upon completion.

English as a Second Language (ESL) – Instruction is designed for

adults who have limited proficiency in the English Language. The program is

customized to meet employer and employee needs.

Employer Benefits:

Increased productivity, reduced time per task, lower error rates, enhanced employee

retention and employee promotion, improved team performance and ability to

understand, learn, and apply new information, improved health and safety record, and

a higher success rate in transferring employee within the company.

Employee Benefits:

Improved employee morale, team performance and increased confidence leads to

positive attitude towards change. Other benefits include improved capacity to think

critically, solve problems and become self-directed learners with the ability to

understand, process and apply new information.

Contact: Richard Welk, Coordinator at 860- 870-6060 ext. 24

[email protected]


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REGISTRATION CONFIRMATIONS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE

IF YOU REGISTER ONLINE AT www.vrabe.org.

REFUND POLICY

A refund is given only if the class you are registeringfor is already full or if a class is cancelled.

NO OTHER REFUND REQUESTS WILL BE HONORED.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

REGISTRATION BEGINS ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2009

Fall Semester Begins on September 21, 2009

RESIDENTS OF VERNON AND MANCHESTER WILL BE CHARGED THERESIDENTS OF VERNON AND MANCHESTER WILL BE CHARGED THERESIDENTS OF VERNON AND MANCHESTER WILL BE CHARGED THERESIDENTS OF VERNON AND MANCHESTER WILL BE CHARGED THERESIDENTS OF VERNON AND MANCHESTER WILL BE CHARGED THE

RESIDENT FEE; ALL OTHERS WILL BE CHARGED THE NON-RESIDENTRESIDENT FEE; ALL OTHERS WILL BE CHARGED THE NON-RESIDENTRESIDENT FEE; ALL OTHERS WILL BE CHARGED THE NON-RESIDENTRESIDENT FEE; ALL OTHERS WILL BE CHARGED THE NON-RESIDENTRESIDENT FEE; ALL OTHERS WILL BE CHARGED THE NON-RESIDENT

FEE.FEE.FEE.FEE.FEE.

NO CLASSES WILL BE HELD AT ANY OF OUR LOCATIONS ON THE

FOLLOWING DATES:

Monday, October 12, 2009

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, November 25, 26, and 27, 2009

HOW TO REGISTER

• NEW ONLINE REGISTRATION AT www.vrabe.org

• BY MAILComplete the registration form on Page 31. Mail it together with your check payable to

Vernon Continuing Education to:

Vernon Continuing Education

Rockville High School

70 Loveland Hill Road

Vernon, CT 06066.

• BY TELEPHONE

If you are paying with your MasterCard or Visa, you may register between the hours of

8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m., Monday through Friday by calling 860-870-6060.

• BY FAX

If you are paying with your MasterCard or Visa, you may register by faxing your

registration form and all required credit card information to 860-870-6455. FAXES

WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED UNTIL TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st.

• TO REGISTER IN PERSON

You may register in person Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. by

visiting the Continuing Education office at Rockville High School, 70 Loveland Hill Road

in Vernon.

Please make checks payable to Vernon Continuing Education.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

CLASSES ARE HELD IN VERNON AND MANCHESTER

Please check individual course schedules for date, time and location of each class.

Key: RHS = Rockville High School; VCMS = Vernon Center Middle School;

MHS = Manchester High School; CT WORKS = VRABE/CT WORKS; Rockville Center;

Vernon Youth Services.

1. REGISTRATION FEES: Payable at the time of registration. Payment can be

made by check, cash, money order, MasterCard or Visa. This does not

include the cost of books, materials or lab fees. See course description for

details. R = resident fee and NR = non-resident fee. Persons living in

Vernon and Manchester only are charged the resident fee; all others will be

charged the non-resident fee. THERE WILL BE A $20 FEE CHARGED FOR

CHECKS RETURNED TO OUR OFFICE DUE TO INSUFFICIENT FUNDS.

2. REGISTRATION BEGINS ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2009.

3. SENIOR CITIZENS (62 years of age) and handicapped persons are charged

one-half the usual registration fee on one course each semester costing $20

or more. Courses not subject to discounts are indicated in the catalog. No

discount is given on any limited enrollment course. Computer classes,

quilting classes, medical terminology classes, some painting and drawing

classes and bridge class will be offered to senior citizens at a 25% discount.

Only one discount may be applied each semester.

4. LAB FEES: All lab fees are payable in cash or money order directly to the

instructor on the first night of class. Personal checks will not be accepted for

lab fees.

5. NO REGISTRATION CONFIRMATION WILL BE MAILED TO YOU.

REGISTRATION CONFIRMATIONS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE IF YOU REGISTER

ONLINE AT www.vrabe.org.

6. CLASS CANCELLATIONS due to inclement weather or other emergencies can

be seen on your local television station and will be announced on the

telephone voicemail at the Continuing Education office. You may access this

information by calling 860-870-6060 and selecting option 3 from the menu.

The general rule is that if day school is cancelled or closed early, then all

evening classes will be cancelled as well.

7. TEACHER ABSENCE: If an instructor is absent for any reason, he or she will

notify class members and a week will be added on to the end of the

semester to make up the missed class.

8. Vernon Continuing Education reserves the right to cancel classes, change

instructors, or make any modifications to insure the soundness of the

program. Refunds will not be given because of a change of instructor.

9. Unless otherwise stated in a specific course write-up, all students taking

Continuing Education classes must be at least eighteen years of age.

10. RESIDENT AND NON-RESIDENT FEE: PERSONS LIVING IN VERNON

AND MANCHESTER ONLY ARE CHARGED THE RESIDENT FEE; ALL

OTHERS WILL BE CHARGED THE NON-RESIDENT FEE.

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DIRECTIONS TO ROCKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL:Traveling East: Leave Interstate 84 at exits 64-65. Ramp divides. Bear left. Ramp

divides again, bear right to stoplight. You will be on route 83 North. Go to the 8th

stoplight on route 83. At that light turn right onto Loveland Hill Road. Rockville

High School is at the top of the hill on the right. Enter in first driveway.

Traveling West: Leave Interstate 84 at exit 66. Turn right at the end of the exit

ramp. Go to the stop sign and turn left onto Bolton Road. Go straight through the

stoplight and follow Center Road to the end. Turn left at the end of Center Road

onto Regan Road. At the first stoplight go right onto route 83 North. At the first

stoplight turn right onto Loveland Hill Road. Rockville High School is at the top of

the hill on the right. Enter in first driveway.

DIRECTIONS TO ROCKVILLE CENTER:Follow the Traveling East directions to Rockville High School. Do not go right at the

8th stoplight but rather continue straight on route 83. Continue on route 83 for

four additional stoplights. At the forth set of lights route 83 takes a left turn, and

route 74 begins. Do not go left. Stay straight on route 74. At the second set of

lights you will see Rockville General Hospital on your right. Go through those lights

and the Vernon Regional Adult Education office is the first office in the next block

on the right (33 West Main Street). To park in the lot, take a right at the lights at

Rockville General Hospital and then take the first left into our parking lot. You may

enter the building through the lower level door and walk up the stairs to the main

level, or you may walk up the outside stairs and enter the building through the front

door.

DIRECTIONS TO MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL:Traveling East: Leave Interstate 84 at exit 60. Turn right at the end of the exit.

Road forks turn left, and go through the lights (Cheney Tech is on your left). At the

next stoplight, go right onto Middle Turnpike. Continue east on Middle Turnpike

past the major intersections of Adams, Broad, Main and Summit Streets. After

crossing over Summit Street, Manchester High School is 1/10th mile on the right.

Traveling West: Leave Interstate 84 at exit 63. Turn right at the end of the exit onto

Deming Street. At the second stoplight, go right onto Oakland Street. Continue to

follow Oakland Street over the railroad crossing. Oakland Street becomes Summit

Street. Follow Summit Street to the stoplight at Summit and Middle Turnpike East.

Turn left onto Middle Turnpike East. Manchester High School is 1/10th mile on the

right.

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