community education brochure - Camdenton R

COMMUNITY
EDUCATION
BROCHURE
SPRING 2014
CAMDENTON, MO
573-346-9271
WHAT IS ADULT COMMUNITY EDUCATION?
Community Education is a portion of your public school system that has
been designed for individuals to meet the ever-increasing, ever-changing
needs of our community. Our program strives to provide well-rounded, quality
education at affordable prices.
We offer a wide variety of courses for your personal enrichment
and enjoyment. Our Business & Computer and Trade & Industrial classes
are designed to improve, upgrade or enhance an individual’s skills for
employment. Our other classes are provided for those who wish to increase
their knowledge of a subject in personal, generally non-worked related areas.
It is our goal to provide informative, challenging classes that will be beneficial
to our students and our community.
If you are interested in offering a class, please call 573-346-9271.
REFUND/CANCELLATION POLICY
• Full refund will be made if the class is canceled due to insufficient
enrollment or the class is filled before your registration is received.
• Each class needs a minimum enrollment, which is decided at least two
working days before the start of class. Thus, withdrawal requests must
be received three working days prior to start of class.
• If you are dissatisfied with a class that meets more than two sessions,
please contact us within one working day for a refund of tuition (no
refund of textbooks or materials).
• Course information in this brochure is based on conditions at the time
of printing and is subject to change.
• If Camdenton R-III cancels school or dismissed early, NO NIGHT CLASSES
WILL BE HELD. Cancellations announced on these radio stations: KRMS Osage Beach (1150 AM/93.5 FM)
KJEL/KBNN, Lebanon (750 AM/103.7 FM)
KLOZ Kaiser (92.7 FM)
KQUL Kaiser (102.7 FM)
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Lake Career & Technical Center
together with the
Camdenton Area Chamber of Commerce
are hosting an
OPEN HOUSE
Thursday, February 27, 2014
4:30-7:00PM
Featuring. . .
•
Student Demonstrations
in all Programs
•
Registration for Parent
Portal
•
Building/Classroom Tours
•
Drawings for Prizes
•
Tasting Stations featuring
local restaurants and
LCTC Culinary Arts
February is Career & Technical Education Month
LAKE CAREER & TECHNICAL CENTER
As designated by Congress, February is Career and Technical Education Month in Missouri. Career education programs are an important
part of the comprehensive curriculum available to high school students,
as well as provide adults with many options for career and technology
education.
While nearly 20% of the jobs will
require at least a bachelor’s degree,
more than 80% will require some
education or training after high school – an associate
degree, technical school or on-the-job training. Career
education combines academics and occupational skill
training to prepare today’s students to develop the skills
and habits that will get them started on their career paths.
LCTC offers the following courses during the regular
school year: Agricultural Education, Computer Integration, Construction, Culinary, Graphics Technology,
Health Sciences, Metal Fabrication, Pre-Teacher Education and Transportation (including but not limited to
Automotive Technology, Collision Repair, Marine Power
& Extreme Sports Technology).
FFA WEEK
Feb. 16-21
• Animal Barnyard
@ Agriculture Building
• FFA Booster Dinner & Silent
Auction Friday, February 21,
5-9PM
Knights of Columbus Hall
547 W US Hwy 54
Camdenton MO
Contact Valerie Stonitsch @
573-480-0963 to donate
silent auction items
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Dates
Course
Feb 5 - Feb 26 MS Office 2010
Mar 29
Apr 10
Instructor Day
Time Length Fee
BUSINESS & COMPUTERS
Sellers
Wed 5:30-7:30 4 wks $35
CRAFTS/ART
Jones
Sat 9AM-4PM 1 day $45
Kroll
Thur 6:00-8:00 1 night $32
Basket Weaving
Miniature Fairy Gardens
Registration Deadline March 26
Feb 5
Sweet Potato Carving (Ages 8-13)
Feb 12
Sweet Potato Carving (Ages 8-13)
Feb 6-Mar 20 Woodcarving I
No Woodcarving Feb 27
Woodcarvers Wed
Woodcarvers Wed
Woodcarvers Thur
5:30-8:00 1 night $6
5:30-8:00 1 night $6
6:30-9:00 6 wks $15
Location
HS D102
LCTC 137
LCTC 138
LCTC 137
LCTC 137
LCTC 137
FOOD
Advanced Dutch Oven Cooking
Hueste
Thur 6:00-9:00 1 night $25
LCTC 103
WINE PAIRING SERIES WITH CHEF PAUL WORD
Minimum 10; Maximum 15 Students
Feb 3 & 4
Meat/Cheese w/Guest Mike Bleile
Chef Paul Mon/Tues 6:00-9:00 2 nights $25 LCTC 103/SSW
Feb 24 & 25 Red Wine w/Meatballs, Sates
Chef Paul Mon/Tues 6:00-9:00 2 nights $25 LCTC 103/SSW
Mar 3 & 4
White Wines w/Pasta Salads, Soups Chef Paul Mon/Tues 6:00-9:00 2 nights $25 LCTC 103/SSW
Mar 17 & 18 Dry Wines w/Guest Chef Noell Ark
Chef Paul Mon/Tues 6:00-9:00 2 nights $25 LCTC 103/SSW
Mar 31 & Apr 1 Beer & Dessert Wines w/Canapés
Chef Paul Mon/Tues 6:00-9:00 2 nights $25 LCTC 103/SSW
Apr 7 & 8
Red & White Wines w/Wild Game
Chef Paul Mon/Tues 6:00-9:00 2 nights $25 LCTC 103/SSW
HEALTH & RECREATION
Apr 4, 5, 6 ASA101 Basic Keelboat Sailing
OYC Fri/Sat/Sun 10AM-5PM 3 days $200
OYC
Registration Deadline for Sailing March 25
Mar 25
Crappie Fishing Seminar
LaHay
Tues 6:00-8:00 1 night $20
LCTC 138
Mar 18-Apri 15 Golf for All Ages
Leahy
Tues 5:00-6:00 5 wks $60 Oaks Tan-Tar-A
Jan 8-May 21 Men's Basketball
Reinhold
Wed 6:30-8:30 Open $20 Hawthorn Gym
Mar 19
Self-Defense
Stevens
Wed 4:00-6:00 1 night $15
DE Gym
Mar 26
Self-Defense
Stevens
Wed 5:30-7:30 1 night $15 MS Commons
Feb 3-Mar 24 Tai Chi, Qi Kong & Egyptian Postures
Goin
Mon 5:30-6:45 7 wks $35
ORI 229
No Tai Chi Feb 17
Feb 4-Apr 1 Women's Volleyball
Brownell
Tues 6:00-9:30 9 wks $120
MS Gym
Jan 28 Registration Deadline
Jan 28-Apr 8 Yogilates
Cleary
Tues 4:00-5:00 10 wks $50
ORI 229
Apr 24
Jan 28-Apr 8
Jan 29-Mar 12
Jan 29-Mar 12
Jan 30-Mar 13
Jan 30-Apr 10
No Tues Yogilates/Yoga w/Karen Cleary on March 11
Yoga
Yoga
Yoga
Yoga
Yoga
Tues
Wed
Wed
Thur
Thur
5:30-6:30
4:00-5:00
5:15-6:15
10-11AM
4:00-5:00
Cleary
Schaefer
Thur
Mon
5:30-6:30 10 wks $50
ORI 229
4:30-5:30 7 wks $40 ABS & GLUTES
No Thur Yoga/Yogilates w/Karen Cleary on March 13
Jan 30-Apr 10 Yogilates
Feb 24 - Apr 7 Zumba
4
Cleary
Hammel
Hammel
Hammel
Cleary
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10 wks
7 wks
7 wks
7 wks
10 wks
$50
ORI 229
$35
ORI 229
$35
ORI 229
$35 Yoga at the Lake
$50
ORI 229
Dates
Course
Mar 18
Mar 11
Basic Landscape Design/Maintenance
Mar 25
Turf Establishment & Maintenance
Growing Shiitake Mushrooms
Deadline for Mushrooms March 3
Instructor Day
HORTICULTURE
Reinhold
Tues
Reinhold
Tues
Time Length Fee
Location
6:00-8:00 1 night $20
6:00-8:00 1 night $35
LCTC 137
LCTC 137
Reinhold
Tues 6:00-8:00
MOTORCYCLE SAFETY
March 29 & 30 Basic Rider Course
RiderCoach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00
April 12 & 13 Basic Rider Course
RiderCoach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00
April 19
Experienced Rider Course
RiderCoach Sat 8:00-5:00
May 3 & 4
Basic Rider Course
RiderCoach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00
May 10
Experienced Rider Course
RiderCoach Sat 8:00-5:00
May 24 & 25 Basic Rider Course
RiderCoach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00
June 7 & 8 Basic Rider Course
RiderCoach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00
June 21 & 22 Basic Rider Course
RiderCoach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00
July 12 & 13 Basic Rider Course
RiderCoach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00
July 26 & 27 Basic Rider Course
RiderCoach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00
Aug 2 & 3
Basic Rider Course
RiderCoach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00
Aug 23 & 24 Basic Rider Course
RiderCoach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00
Sep 13 & 14 Basic Rider Course
RiderCoach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00
Sep 27 & 28 Basic Rider Course
RiderCoach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00
Oct 25 & 26 Basic Rider Course
RiderCoach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Jan 24-26
Guide License Course
Capt. Tilford Fri/Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00
Deadline for Guide License Jan 10
Mar 4
Hummingbirds
Merritt
Tues 6:00-8:00
TRADE & INDUSTRIAL/HEALTH CARE
Wackerman/Quinn Tu/Th/Sat Varies
Apr 1-May 8 CNA Certified Nursing Assistant
CNA Registration Deadline March 25
Feb 24-Mar 31 Intro to Furniture Making
Castle
Mon 6:00-8:00
Deadline for Furniture Making Feb 7
Feb 25-Apr 15 Welding/Machine Tool
Hayes
Tues 6:30-9:30
1 night
$20
LCTC 137
2 days
2 days
1 day
2 days
1 day
2 days
2 days
2 days
2 days
2 days
2 days
2 days
2 days
2 days
2 days
$200
$200
$100
$200
$100
$200
$200
$200
$200
$200
$200
$200
$200
$200
$200
LCTC 138
LCTC 138
LCTC 138
LCTC 138
LCTC 138
LCTC 138
LCTC 138
LCTC 138
LCTC 138
LCTC 138
LCTC 138
LCTC 138
LCTC 138
LCTC 138
LCTC 138
3 days $495
LCTC 101
1 night $17
LCTC 115
Varies $650
LCTC 116
6 wks
$75
LCTC 120
8 wks $100
LCTC 142
EVENING CLASSES ARE CANCELED IF CAMDENTON R-III DISMISSES TO WEATHER
+ If the class requires additional materials or purchases, call 346-9271 to verify the class has sufficient enrollment to run
ABS & GLUTES Fitness Center - 221 Lower Business Park Road, Linn Creek 573-346-4641
DE Gym - Dogwood Elementary, Camdenton Campus Hawthorn Gym - Hawthorn Elementary, Camdenton Campus
HS - High School, Camdenton Campus
LCTC - Lake Career & Technical Center, Camdenton Campus
MS - Middle School, Camdenton Campus Oaks Tan-Tar-A, State Road KK, Osage Beach 573-348-8522
ORI - Oak Ridge Intermediate, Camdenton Campus OYC - Ozark Yacht Club, Anchor Room, 500 Yacht Club Landing Drive, Lake Ozark 573-552-8401
SSW - Seven Springs Winery, 846 Winery Hills Estates, (Y Road) Linn Creek
Yoga at the Lake - 53 Red Rock Circle (Lake Rd 5-55 just off Hwy 5 North near Hurricane Deck Bridge)
ONLINE BROCHURE @ http://camdentonschools.org
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
BUSINESS & COMPUTERS
KNOWLEDGE OF THE TYPING KEYBOARD & MOUSE IS
REQUIRED FOR ALL COMPUTER CLASSES.
MS OFFICE 2010
Microsoft Office 2010 will provide
hands-on experience using word
processing (Word), presentation
(PowerPoint), spreadsheet (Excel),
and publishing (Publisher) software
to create professional business
documents. This class is for beginners
and/or intermediate students. Curriculum will be individualized
projects so you can work at your own
pace for hands-on training. Bring a
flash drive to save projects.
CRAFTS
BASKET WEAVING
During this one-day class, Robin
Jones will show you how to make a
Williamsburg basket (10x10 bottom
with round top). Make this uniqueshaped basket even more special with
your own touch of color and/or stain. Once it dries, you will need to seal it
with spray. These make great gifts
for any occasion. Bring a sack lunch
and enjoy the day. All materials are
provided; limit of 10.
MINIATURE
FAIRY GARDENS
*NEW
Design a miniature
garden fit for
fairies or gnomes.
In this class you
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will receive a garden kit with plants
and everything you need to make
a beautiful miniature garden to
brighten up that special place. Cost of
materials included in fee. Registration
deadline March 26. SWEET POTATO
CARVING FOR
CHILDREN
This is a one-night
beginner carving
class for children
ages 8-13. They
will carve a face
using a sweet
potato and childsafe wooden tools.
As the carving
dries over the course of a month, it
hardens and takes on a new identity.
All materials furnished. Parents are
welcome to observe. Two classes
offered; limited to 12 students each
night.
WOODCARVING I
This class will teach you the basics
of woodcarving. Instruction will be
on tools, materials and techniques
used in woodcarving. Students will
carve two projects: a relief and an
in-the-round carving. Wood will be
provided along with tools for in-class
use. Fees include cost of materials. Class offered by Lake of the Ozarks
Woodcarvers. Limit of 12 students.
FOOD
ADVANCED DUTCH OVEN
COOKING *NEW
Cast iron cookware is easy to use once
you know how! In this class we will
help and guide you in the use of cast
iron cookware and answer questions
you may have, all while preparing
(and eating!) some delicious Dutch
oven recipes together. This class is
appropriate for beginner or novice
cast iron cooks, as well as experienced
cooks. One of the more advanced
cooking topics covered will include
baking in Dutch ovens. Fee includes
cost of supplies. We will be cooking
outside, so please dress appropriately.
(Rain date May 8)
WINE PAIRING
*NEW SERIES
Lake Area Foodies
– come join Chef
Paul Word for wine pairing and upscale hors d′oeuvre ideas. Mondays
we will meet at LCTC to discuss
the basic principles of creating
small dishes and appetizers and
do preliminary food preparation.
Tuesday we will meet at Seven
Springs Winery as they host our
tastings and offer their opinions on
what wine pairs well with our dishes
we finish on site. We will be making
canapés, sates, crudités, tapas, meat
and pasta salads, meat balls, meat
and cheese trays and many others.
You don’t want to miss out on this
chance to learn tips, techniques and
recipes that will make your gatherings
unforgettable. Each class will have a
different focus, so enroll in each one
for a well-rounded understanding of
wine pairing. Monday classes held
at LCTC, Tuesday at Seven Springs
Winery, 846 Winery Hills Estates, Linn
Creek (Exit Y Road and follow the
signs to Winery Hills Estates Road,
Linn Creek). 10-15 students per class.
• February 3 & 4: Introduction,
Meat and Cheese trays, and a
presentation from Seven Springs
Winery owner Mike Bleile
• February 24 & 25: Red Wine with
Meatballs, Sates
• March 3 & 4: White Wines with
Pasta Salads and Soups
• March 17 & 18: Dry Wines with
special guest Chef Noell Ark from
Der Essen Platz
• March 31 & April 1: Beer &
Dessert Wines with Dessert Style
Canapés
• April 7 & 8: Red & White Wines
with Wild Game, Venison Rumaki,
Tandoori Style Quail
HEALTH & RECREATION
ASA101 BASIC KEELBOAT
SAILING
Sailing is one of the most exhilarating
sports that combines physical
exercise with an understanding of
aero & hydrodynamics. This 3-day
workshop will encompass classroom
instruction and sailing a mid-size
cabin cruiser. Please note there is no
certification involved with this course;
however, successful participants will
earn credit towards ASA (American
Sailing Association) certified courses
in bareboat coastal chartering, taught
by Ozark Yacht Club throughout the
year. Once you experience sailing,
you will be hooked. March 25
deadline for registering.
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CRAPPIE FISHING SEMINAR
Learn the basic, intermediate and
advanced principles of crappie
fishing, lures and tackle, and preferred
habitat. Crappie fishing is a yearround sport and you’ll be ready for
action after taking this course.
GOLF FOR ALL AGES
Learn the fundamentals of golf and
improve your game. No matter what
your age, you will learn how to grip
the club, swing properly and game
etiquette. Bring your own clubs or
they will be provided. Location: Oaks
Golf Course at Tan-Tar-A, State Road
KK, Osage Beach.
MEN’S BASKETBALL
Looking for a fun way to exercise and
unwind? Join the guys Wednesday
evenings for a game of hoops. $20 to
play through May, 2014.
WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL
Are you looking for a way to stay
active and have fun? Why not get
some girlfriends together for Tuesday
night volleyball. $120 per team. Registration deadline is January 29.
YOGA
Explore basic
poses to
strengthen
and balance
the body,
therapeutic
poses to
restore
the body,
guided deep relaxation techniques
to calm and relieve stress in the body.
Modifications of poses are taught for
any students with specific physical
challenges. Bring a yoga sticky mat
and a pillow or blanket for relaxation.
SELF-DEFENSE *NEW
YOGILATES
TAI CHI,
QI KONG &
EGYPTIAN
POSTURES
ZUMBA
This two-hour course will cover basic
open-hand techniques for handling/
dealing with threats and aggressive
people. Wear comfortable clothing.
Ancient
exercises to
bring health,
spiritual
enlightenment,
inner power
and even prosperity! Great for
people of all ages and abilities. Wear
comfortable clothes.
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A workout that combines the best of
yoga and Pilates. We will target core
muscles and work on maintaining
strength and balance. Come
prepared to work hard and have fun!
You will need a yoga/Pilates mat and
a pillow or blanket.
Are you ready to party yourself into
shape? Zumba® classes feature exotic
rhythms set to high-energy Latin and
international beats. Before you know
it, you’ll be getting fit and your energy
levels will be soaring! It’s easy to do,
effective and totally exhilarating. Join
the Party at ABS & GLUTES Fitness
Center, 221 Lower Business Park Road,
Linn Creek!
HORTICULTURE
GROWING
GOURMET
AND
MEDICINAL
MUSHROOMS *NEW
Yes, mushroom cultivation! It’s
actually easier than you might think.
We will impregnate an oak log with
Shiitake spore for you to take home
to harvest for years to come. Cost of
materials included in class fee.
BASIC LANDSCAPE DESIGN AND
INSTALLATION *NEW
We’ll address the fundamentals
of making your yard function to
advantage with the least effort and
expense.
TURF ESTABLISHMENT AND
MAINTENANCE *NEW
Everyone wants a nice lawn and it’s
not as challenging as you might think.
With the proper preparation, seed
and follow-up, it can be easy and
affordable.
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MOTORCYCLE SAFETY
COURSES
BASIC RIDER COURSE (BRC1)
The Basic Rider Course is aimed at
the beginner or re-entry rider. The
course provides fundamentals of safe,
responsible motorcycle riding and
will include classroom instruction
and practical riding in a controlled,
off-street environment. The course
concludes with a knowledge test
and skill evaluation. Successful
completion of this course allows
waiver of the road test portion for
motorcycle licensing in Missouri.
MANDATORY ITEMS FOR THIS
COURSE:
• DOT APPROVED HELMET (HALF,
THREE QUARTER OR FULL FACE)
• STURDY OVER-THE-ANKLE
FOOTWEAR
• LONG SLEEVE SHIRT OR JACKET
• STURDY PANTS (NO SHORTS
ALLOWED)
• FULL FINGER GLOVES
• EYE PROTECTION
Student must be a MINIMUM of
15 ½ years old the day the course
begins and be able to ride a bicycle.
Anyone under 18 years of age must
have parental/guardian permission
in writing prior to the riding portion
of the course. Motorcycles will be
furnished. Cost $200; REFUNDS WILL
NOT BE ISSUED IF YOU DO NOT PASS
THE COURSE. AVAILABLE DATES:
MARCH 29 & 30 • APRIL 12 & 13
MAY 3 & 4 • MAY 24 & 25
JUNE 7 & 8 • JUNE 21 & 22
JULY 12 & 13 • JULY 26 & 27
AUGUST 2 & 3 • AUGUST 23 & 24
SEPTEMBER 13 & 14
SEPTEMBER 27 & 28
OCTOBER 25 & 26
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EXPERIENCED RIDER COURSE
(BRC2)
This one-day course will help riders
hone their skills and fine-tune the
mental drills needed for survival
in traffic. Participants use their
own motorcycles to enhance the
following skills: control at low speeds,
risk management, limited space
maneuvers, cornering judgment,
stopping quickly in a curve, swerving
and stopping quickly, multiple curve
maneuvers and surmounting objects.
The ERC also covers protective gear,
rider responsibility, motorcycle
inspection and care, and the effects
of alcohol and other drugs on riding.
REQUIRED ITEMS TO BRING:
• MOTORCYCLE, MUST BE CAPABLE
OF PASSING AN ON-SITE SAFETY
INSPECTION
• MOTORCYCLE REGISTRATION
• VALID MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE
CARD
• OPERATOR’S LICENSE WITH
MOTORCYCLE ENDORSEMENT
• HELMET, ABSOLUTELY MUST BE
DOT APPROVED!!
• FULL-FINGERED GLOVES
• STURDY, OVER-THE-ANKLE
FOOTWEAR
• LONG PANTS
• LONG SLEEVE SHIRT
• EYE PROTECTION
AVAILABLE DATES:
SATURDAY, APRIL 19 or MAY 10
PERSONAL
ENRICHMENT
GUIDING LICENSE COURSE
OPERATOR OF UNINSPECTED
PASSENGER VESSELS - RESTRICTED
• This course satisfies the Coast
Guard requirements for boating
safety training in order to obtain
a fishing guide license. (All other
qualifications must be met, as
well.)
• This course is intended to meet
the requirements of 46 CFR 10.910
regarding the qualifications of
those seeking a license to operate
uninspected passenger vessels
carrying six or fewer passengers
on a route limited to Lake of the
Ozarks, Lake Taneycomo, Table
Rock Lake and/or Bull Shoals Lake
in Missouri. • Candidates will need to provide
proof of a Red Cross or American
Heart Association First Aid/
CPR course completion within
the previous year. [Go to www.
lakeregional.com/Events for a
schedule of classes.]
• The Coast Guard requires
applicants for a license to
hold a Transportation Worker
Identification Credential (TWIC). It
is not mandatory to have a TWIC
before the class, but the Coast
Guard will not issue a license until
the candidate has obtained a TWIC.
Class tuition will not be refunded
if the candidate fails the security
screening. For information on
obtaining a TWIC, see www.tsa.
gov/twic. Cost not included in
class fee.
• The Coast Guard charges user
fees for licensing services ($100
evaluation fee and a $45 issue fee).
These costs are not included in
class fee but must be paid before
the Coast Guard will issue a license.
• As required by the Coast Guard,
students must be capable of
reading and writing English at
a minimum sixth grade level.
Students will self-certify at the time
of application. (see Coast Guard
requirements at www.uscg.mil/
nmc/faq/general_requirements.
asp).
• Candidate must be able to pass a
physical exam and drug test before
a license will be issued. Class
tuition will not be refunded if the
candidate fails either of these tests.
• Deadline to enroll January 10,
2014. • Disclaimer: Completing this course
is not a guarantee the student will
receive a license. The instructor
will help students meet the
academic requirements and assist
in meeting the administrative
requirements. The Coast
Guard makes the final decision
whether the applicant meets
all requirements to be issued a
license.
HUMMINGBIRDS
We’re fascinated by these little
summertime visitors and dutifully
hang out our feeders; yet, there is
so much more to know about them.
In this class you will learn how to
attract them and keep them coming
back year after year. We’ll unlock
the mysteries and answer all your
questions.
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TRADE & INDUSTRIAL/
HEALTH CARE
CNA CLASSES -- CERTIFIED
NURSING ASSISTANT
CNAs are in high demand with a
variety of opportunities in the medical
field, including hospitals, nursing
homes, hospice, home health, clinics
and doctor’s offices. The next class
offered by Preferred Futures will begin
April 1. To register call Preferred
Futures Healthcare Academy at
660-422-8377 or visit their website
at www.preferredfutureseducation.
com. Classes are held at LCTC and
will include clinicals. Course pending
upon minimum required number of
students. Registration deadline is
March 25. INTRO TO FURNITURE MAKING
This class is an introduction to making
furniture from wood. We will look
at the basic elements of design,
construction and joinery (mortise
and tenon), as well as a method for
finishing. To accomplish this we will
make a small table. Fee includes cost
of materials. February 7 deadline to
enroll; limit of 10.
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WELDING/
MACHINE
TOOL
This course
offers the
basics
of either
welding or
machine
shop (your
choice). Welders may receive training
using gas metal arc welding, gas
tungsten arc welding, shielded metal
arc welding, manual/automated
plasma arc cutting and oxy-fuel
cutting. Machinists may receive
training on engine lathes, vertical
mills and surface grinders. Individual
projects are encouraged as the basic
method of instruction. Fee includes
cost of basic materials; additional
charges for custom metal art projects.
CAMDENTON ADULT
EDUCATION & LITERACY
Missouri Career Center
204 Business Park Road,
Linn Creek MO 65052
573-346-1766 Ext. 230
YOU are our top priority! The Camdenton Adult Learning Lab has four certified
instructors – all available to help you reach your educational and employment
goals. Our professional staff will work with you using a variety of formats and
methods to make learning enjoyable and interesting. Our detailed pre-assessment will help determine a learning style and pace that works best for you. Instruction focuses on reading, math and writing skill improvement.
ORIENTATION: Includes diagnostic testing, goal setting and personal conference. Call 573-346-9271 to reserve a seat in one of these sessions (three half
days required)Day (9:00AM – 12Noon) or Evening (5:30PM – 8:30PM) sessions.
• January 6-8 • March 17-19
• August 4-6 • October 6-8
• December 1-3
CLASS SCHEDULES:
Adult Basic Education (reading, math and writing skills) & High School Equivalency Preparation
• 2 days per week:
Mon & Wed 9:00AM – 12Noon
Mon & Wed 12:30PM – 3:30PM
Mon & Wed 5:30PM – 8:30PM
Tues & Thurs 5:30PM – 8:30PM
• 1 day per week:
Tues 8:30AM – 2:30PM
Wed 8:30AM – 2:30PM
• Lab Hours (attendance make-up & extra help for currently enrolled students only)
Tues & Thurs 2:30PM-4:30PM
Thurs 8AM – 12Noon
English as a Second Language Class (ESL/ELL)
Mon 6:00PM – 8:00PM at Lake Career & Technical Center, 269 Dare Blvd,
Camdenton MO 65020. Call 573-346-9271 to enroll.
MOLearns – High School Equivalency Online Class
Call 573-346-1766 Ext. 230 for information.
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DIRECTIONS TO LCTC, 269 DARE BLVD, CAMDENTON, MO
When coming from the North on new Hwy 5, take the Camdenton
Downtown/Nevada 54 exit. Proceed to the stoplight and turn left onto
Business Route 5. Travel 4/10 of a mile to the Camdenton Schools complex and
turn left onto Laker Drive, then immediately take the slight right onto DARE
Blvd. LCTC is the second building on the right.
When coming from the West, East or Business 5 North, at the intersection of
Hwy 54 & Business Route 5 in Camdenton, take Business Route 5 South. Travel
4/10 of a mile to the Camdenton Schools complex and turn left onto Laker
Drive, then immediately take the slight right onto DARE Blvd. LCTC is the
second building on the right.
When coming from Lebanon on 5 North, take the 7 South exit (Business
Route 5/Camdenton/Richland). Turn left at the stop sign and travel 1.8 miles
to the Camdenton Schools complex on the right side of the road (just past
Casey’s). Turn right onto Laker Drive, then immediately take the slight right
onto DARE Blvd. LCTC is the second building on the right.
When coming on 7 from Montreal/Richland, turn right onto Business Route 5
North and travel 2.7 miles to the Camdenton Schools complex on the right side
of the road (just past Casey’s). Turn right onto Laker Drive, then immediately
take the slight right onto DARE Blvd. LCTC is the second building on the right.
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LCTC Spring 2014
FOUR WAYS TO REGISTER
w Walk-In:
( Phone:
I Fax:
* Mail:
Come to the Lake Career & Technical Center office, 269 Dare
Blvd.,
Camdenton, between the hours of 8AM and 3:30PM Mon-Fri.
Call 573-346-9271, Mon-Fri, 8AM- 3:30PM. You will need Visa,
MasterCard or Discover to register.
FAX 573-346-9284, 24 hours a day. Visa, MasterCard or Discover
number required on the registration form.
Send completed registration form along with check/money
order to: Lake Career & Technical Center
ATTN: COMMUNITY ED
PO BOX 1409, CAMDENTON, MO 65020
REGISTRATION FORM
Please mark the class date, time and location on your calendar. You will not receive a reminder in the mail.
Name_____________________________________________________________
Address___________________________________________________________
City_____________________________State_______________Zip_ __________
Daytime Phone#_________________Evening/Cell Phone# _________________
Method of Payment: VISA Mastercard Discover Check Cash
Card Number_________________________Expires___________VCode_______
COURSE TITLE
COURSE DATE & TIME
CLASS FEE
The Camdenton R-III School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, age or disability. This policy pertains to admission/access
of or treatment/employment in its programs and activities. This notice is made to: applicants of admission and employment, students, parents of elementary and secondary students, employees sources of referral of applicants for admission and employment, and unions or professional organizations holding collective bargaining or
professional agreements. Any person having inquiries concerning compliance with the requisitions implementing Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the
Educational Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Reapplication Act of 1973, or the American with Disabilities Act of 1990 is directed to contact: Assistant Superintendent in charge of Personnel, Camdenton R-III School District, P.O. Box 1409, Camdenton, MO 65020-1409, phone (573) 346-9208.
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Registration Form.............................................................................................15
Campus Map & Directions..................................................................................14
Adult Education & Literacy................................................................................13
Trade & Industrial/Health Care.............................................................12
Personal Enrichment............................................................................11
Motorcycle Safety.................................................................................10
Horticulture.......................................................................................... 9
Health & Recreation............................................................................7-8
Food..................................................................................................... 7
Crafts & Art........................................................................................... 6
Business & Computers............................................................................ 6
Course Descriptions........................................................................................6-12
Course Schedule..............................................................................................4-5
Open House & CTE Month.................................................................................... 3
Refund/Cancellation Policy................................................................................ 2
What is Community Education............................................................................ 2
WHAT WILL INTEREST YOU?
Lake Career & Technical Center
P.O. Box 1409
Camdenton, MO 65020
CAMDENTON, MO
PERMIT #95222
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