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Professional &
Personal Development
Daley College
Kennedy-King College
Malcolm X College
Olive-Harvey College
Truman College
Wright College
(Formerly Continuing Education)
CLASS SCHEDULE
SUMMER 2015
Classes start June 3
REGISTER NOW
WWW.CCC.EDU | 773-COLLEGE
PROFES SION A L & PERSON A L DE VELOPMENT WITH
City Colleges of Chicago
City Colleges of Chicago offers non-credit Professional & Personal
Development courses across a number of topics to meet the lifelong
learning needs of our communities. These courses are offered in the
evenings and weekends and include topics in both professional skillbuilding as well as personal enrichment. Register early, as classes
must meet a minimum standard of enrollment in order to run.
For more information on Professional &
Personal Development courses, please
visit www.ccc.edu/PPD.
Contact Information
RICHARD J. DALEY COLLEGE
OLIVE-HARVEY COLLEGE
KENNEDY-KING COLLEGE
HARRY S TRUMAN COLLEGE
MALCOLM X COLLEGE
WILBUR WRIGHT COLLEGE
(773) 838-7548 | 7500 S. Pulaski Road, Room 1110, Chicago, IL 60652
(773) 451-2149 or (773) 602-5043 | 6343 S. Halsted Street, Room W110, Chicago, IL 60621
(312) 850-7136 | 1900 W. Van Buren Street, Room 2217-2218, Chicago, IL 60612
(773) 291-6292 | 10001 S. Woodlawn Avenue, Room 3114, Chicago, IL 60628
(773) 907-4440 | 1145 W. Wilson Avenue, Chicago, IL 60640
(773) 481-8800 | 4300 N. Narragansett Avenue, Room A139, Chicago, IL 60634
Go to the PPD office at the campus and complete the registration process. You will be directed to the Business Office to
make payment. Payment can only be accepted during regular Business Office hours. Business Office hours are:
Monday–Wednesday
9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Thursday
9:00 AM–6:00 PM
Friday
9:00 AM–1:00 PM
Acceptable forms of payment: Check (personal or cashier’s), Cash, or Money Order
Registration, Transportation, and Policy Information
New students, please call, email or visit the college to register. Adult classes are open to students age 16 and older unless otherwise specified. Online registration (my.ccc.edu) is for returning students
only.
ADDING/ENROLLING IN A CLASS (RETURNING STUDENTS ONLY)
To add a class:
1. Login to my.ccc.edu.
2. From the Student Services page, click on the “Academics” section.
3. Click Enroll in “Class/Drop a Class”.
4. Select your Enrollment Term.
5. The first time you register online (each term) you will see the CCC Health and Voter Registration Acknowledgement page. Click on the links to read more about these services. The links will
open a new browser window.
6. After you have reviewed the web pages, click “Continue”.
7. Scroll to the bottom of the page and select “Add Classes” to add classes to your schedule.
8. Enter the 5-digit Class Number in the Class Nbr field. This is the number listed below each course description in the printed schedule.
9. When you have selected your classes, click “Submit”. Failing to click on the Submit button will result in the loss of your registration request.
10. Carefully review the “Add Status” message for each class.
Note: You are responsible for all tuition and fees for your classes. You are expected to pay at the time of registration either online by clicking “Home/Finances/Make a Payment” or in person at the cashier
window.
PAYING FOR A CLASS
To pay your account balance online with a credit card:
1. Login to my.ccc.edu.
2. From the Student Services page, click on the “Finances” section.
3. Under the Account section, click Make a Payment.
4. Select the credit card type (required).
5. Enter the credit card number as directed (required).
6. Select the expiration date of the credit card (required).
7. Review the Billing Address information. If the address listed differs from the address of the credit card (the address at which you receive your bill), enter the correct address (required).
8. Enter your phone number (required).
9. Click Next. You will be able to review this information on the next screen, before your credit card is charged.
10. Verify that the information on this page is accurate.
11. Your credit card will be charged when you click Submit. To edit this information, scroll down and click “Return to Payment Information.” Make the payment, click Submit. If your payment
was successful, this page will display a Reference Number. You may want to print this page for your records.
PAYMENTS
You are responsible for all tuition and fees for the class(es) you register for unless you officially withdraw before classes begin. Student must officially withdraw from classes before the first class meeting.
If payment is not received, you will not be automatically dropped and you will be responsible for the tuition.
All tuition and/or fees are due and payable at the time of registration. Payments may be made via cash, check, money order, VISA or MasterCard. Make checks payable to the college offering the course.
If you are a student at Wright College, you must make payment online to pay with a credit card.
Please put your driver’s license or State of Illinois ID card number and phone number on the front of your check or money order.
Notice: Checks returned for Non-Sufficient Funds (NSF), or stopped payment, will incur a charge to the student of $50. Students who have once given City Colleges of Chicago one of the preceding
checks will not be allowed to make subsequent payments by check.
CONFIRMATIONS
Confirmations will not be mailed to students. Please make a note of the class date and location and go directly to the first class session. If the Administration cancels a class we will attempt to contact
you by phone.
REFUNDS AND WITHDRAWALS
Students who wish to withdraw from a class must do so in person 24 HOURS BEFORE THE FIRST CLASS MEETING. There are no refunds once a class begins.
NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN FOR WITHDRAWALS AFTER THE FIRST CLASS MEETING. This policy will be strictly enforced. Credit card accounts will be refunded. Cash or check payments will be
refunded by check issued in the student’s name and mailed to the address of record.
CANCELLATIONS
If a class is canceled a full refund is given. Refunds are mailed to the student. Allow three to four weeks for refunds. Students are notified by phone when possible. Refunds will not be given for classes
where the instructor was unavailable and the class can be made-up.
A full refund of all tuition and fees will be sent to the student if the College cancels a class. Credit cards will be credited. Please allow four to six weeks for processing. A student who withdraws from one
or more courses must do so in person or in writing to the PPD program at their respective college.
You will be notified of class cancellations by phone and email.
Schedule Changes: Scheduling and pricing changes may occur without notice, before and during a session, effecting locations, schedules and instructors. Instructor missed classes; rainouts for outdoor
activities and holidays will be made-up. Prices may change without notice.
TEXTBOOKS
City Colleges of Chicago has partnered with Akademos/TextbookX to provide low-cost options for the purchase and rental of textbooks. Visit ccc.edu/textbookx for more information on CCC’s online
bookstore.
NON-DISCRIMINATION
City Colleges of Chicago does not discriminate on the basis of race, national origin, ethnicity, gender, age, religion, citizenship, sexual orientation, marital status, disability or handicap, veteran status,
membership or lawful participation in the activities of any organization, or the exercise of rights guaranteed by local, state, or federal law with respect to hire, terms and conditions of employment,
continued employment, admissions, or participation in Board programs, services, or activities as required by Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
and the Amendments Act, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title VI or Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and other applicable statutes and City Colleges of Chicago policies. The EEO
Office is responsible for investigating and responding to equal opportunity concerns, including sexual harassment, of CCC employees, applicants for employment, students or applicants for admission
or any other person.
CITY COLLEGES OF CHICAGO | PROFESSIONAL & PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
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226 W. Jackson Boulevard | Chicago, Illinois 60606 | (312) 553-2500 | www.ccc.edu
SUMMER 2015 PPD
Regular Session
First day of class
June 8, 2015 (Saturday)
Independence Day Holiday
July 3, 2015 (Friday)
Summer 2015 term ends
August 8, 2015 (Saturday)
The PPD schedule is subject change without notice. For more information, please visit www.ccc.edu/PPD.
Table of Contents
RICHARD J. DALEY COLLEGE
MALCOLM X COLLEGE
WILBUR WRIGHT COLLEGE
Vocational Training................................................. 1–2
Personal Development............................................... 2
Family College........................................................2–5
Vocational Training............................................... 8–10
Personal Development............................................. 10
Vocational Training................................................... 12
Personal Development....................................... 13–15
Family College.................................................... 15–18
ARTURO VELASQUEZ COLLEGE
Personal Development............................................. 10
Family College........................................................5–6
KENNEDY-KING COLLEGE
Vocational Training................................................. 6–7
Personal Development............................................... 8
Family College............................................................ 8
OLIVE-HARVEY COLLEGE
HARRY S TRUMAN COLLEGE
Vocational Training..............................................10–11
Personal Development........................................11–12
Richard J. Daley College Courses
VOCATIONAL TRAINING
VOC DA 1034 Introdution to Computers
Do the terms software, hardware, megabytes, gigabytes, and modems make any sense
to you? If not this is the place for you to begin your journey into the ever-changing area
of Information Technology. You will learn the components of the systems and will be
introduced to Microsoft software to help you round out your introduction training. Book
Required.
12342
VOC DA 1034 S1
9:00 AM–1:00 PM
S
L104
Loeza
Class runs from 06/27 to 08/08. Fee: $178.
VOC DA 1056 Computer Keyboarding
What are your typing skills, “the two finger hunt and peck”, “the lunar lander”, “the
beginner”, or the person who needed to brush up their skills? If you fit into any of these
and are being held back by not having the ability to type, this course is for you. Ms.
Cross makes this a very enjoyable learning experience. Register today to find out just
how she takes routine and turns it into fun.
12337
VOC DA 1056 P1
6:00 PM–8:00 PM
T
L104
Cross
VOC DA 1073 Microsoft PowerPoint
Create winning slide shows for your next presentation or next meeting. Learn from a
top-presentation speaker how to create the best slide show to dazzle the client or boss.
Book required.
12340
VOC DA 1073 P1
6:00 PM–10:00 PM
Th
L104
Lorena
VOC DA 1078 Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Excel is the most popular spreadsheet tool today. And rightfully so: it is userfriendly, robust, and packed with excellent features! Books Required.
12338
VOC DA 1078 NT1
6:00 PM–10:00 PM
W
L104
Sladek
VOC DA 1098 Introdution to Computers
Do the terms software, hardware, megabytes, gigabytes, and modems make any sense
to you? If not this is the place for you to begin your journey into the ever-changing area
of Information Technology. You will learn the components of the systems and will be
introduced to Microsoft software to help you round out your introduction training. Book
Required.
12341
VOC DA 1098 S1
9:00 AM–1:00 PM
S
l104
Loeza
VOC DA 1161 Starting Your Business
Are you thinking of starting a small business or have already started your business?
This course is a must! Gain the knowledge to be a successful entrepreneur from a
leader in the field of small business. Topics will include basics of starting a business,
bookkeeping for business, financial management, and marketing and legal issues to
pave your way to success. This is an introductory course. It will not include private
consulting.
12336
VOC DA 1161 V1
6:30 PM–8:30 PM
F
2201
Karcz
VOC DA 1174 Microsoft Word
Microsoft Word is the business and industry’s standard program. Learn from a leader
in the field how to create and edit documents, set margins, indent paragraphs, format,
apply borders and shading, move and copy text, create numbers and bullets, use
the format painter, use templates and print the features of mail merge, tables, using
columns, creating and formatting a table, setting and adjusting tab stops, adding
page breaks, working with headers and footers, working with sections, working with
graphics and printing on envelopes and labels. Books required at first class.
12339
VOC DA 1174 PW1
6:00 PM–10:00 PM
M
L104
Karcz
VOC DA 29 Phonetics I
Explore the mysteries of English sounds. This course is for anyone who wants to
improve and understand the sounds of the English language, as well as concentrate on
pronunciation, reading, and spelling skills. Book Required.
12347
VOC DA 29 P1
6:00 PM–9:00 PM
M
2304
Ewers
VOC DA 30 Phonetics II
Explore the mysteries of English sounds. This course is for anyone who wants to
improve and understand the sounds of the English language, as well as concentrate on
pronunciation, reading, and spelling skills. Book Required.
12348
VOC DA 30 P1
6:00 PM–9:00 PM
M
2304
Ewers
VOC DA 63 Improve Your English Grammar and Writing Skills
This course is a step-by-step process to develop grammatically correct sentences.
Emphasis is based on all parts of speech and punctuation. Learn how to develop and
write good paragraphs. Students should have a good command of spoken English.
Textbook required
12349
VOC DA 63 P1
6:00 PM–9:00 PM
W
1110
TBA
MTWTh
1102
Shoe, J
VOC DA 1182 Horticultural Studies III
12457
VOC DA 1182 SH7
Visit ccc.edu/ClassSchedules for more information.
8:00 AM–2:00 PM
2
VOC DA 0220 Applied Mathematics
Applied Mathematics is the skill of applying mathematical reasoning and problemsolving techniques to workplace situations. The course begins with a practice
and review of the basic concepts of mathematical operations including money,
measurement and time.
12343
VOC DA 0220 P1
6:00 PM–8:00 PM
Th
1110
PER DA 6001 Fitness Center
This course is for any currently registered student over the age of 17.
12445
Maribel
VOC DA 1021 Business Writing
Business Writing reviews the skills needed to write original business-oriented
passages. Emphasis is placed on persuasive writing, including organizing arguments
and providing supporting details. Some of the topics covered include: sentence
structure, punctuation, spelling, vocabulary, proofreading, organizing information,
developing ideas, and persuasive writing.
12344
VOC DA 1021 W1
8:00 PM–9:00 PM
Th
1110
Maribel
VOC DA 014-0856 Reading for Information
Reading for Information is the skill of reading and understanding common workplace
documents. These include letters, manuals, procedures and memos. There is a $30
Registration Fee for this course.
12345
VOC DA 014-0856 R1
7:00 PM–9:00 PM
T
1110
Maribel
VOC DA 1021 Reading for Information, Applied Mathematics, Business Writing
12346
VOC DA 1021 WK1
6:00 PM–9:30 PM
TTh
1110
Maribel
6:00 PM–8:00 PM
M
2204
Mason
PER DA 7076 Stepping Dance
“Steppin’ (stepping)-- a social dance done in time to music that occurs on a steady
recognizable ’downbeat’. The ability to take steps to the downbeat and still come back
in time with your partner is widely accepted as steppin. The smooth gracefulness
of the dance is also a characteristic of the dance. The dance includes a lead and
follow position and thus to be well executed requires physical interaction between the
individuals. Various turn patterns, footwork and pulls are all inclusive elements of the
dance.” National Association Of Steppers Advisory Board www.nsaab.org
12353
PER DA 7076 N1
6:30 PM–8:00 PM
M
Lobby
Smith, S
PER DA 7127 Digital Photography
Find out how to take a picture and make it come alive digitally. What secrets are
hidden away in your camera? Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced amateur
photographer, you’re bound to find a few tips, tricks and ideas on how to take new,
exciting photos. Equipment can be either a DSLR camera or from a film ready camera
that has been developed on a CD.
12355
PER DA 7127 Q1
6:00 PM–8:00 PM
M
2302
Mortel, C
PER DA 7515 Conversational Spanish I
This course is designed for beginners who want to be introduced to Spanish and
start learning as soon as possible. Verbal skills for beginners or as a refresher. Begin
speaking the language; develop a working vocabulary for travel, business and pleasure.
Book required at first class.
12352
PER DA 7515 V1
6:00 PM–8:00 PM
F
3103
Mendoza, A
Class runs from 06/12 to 07/31. Fee: $85
PER DA 6000 Open Gym
This course is for any currently registered student over the age of 17.
12444
PER DA 6000 E2
Posted
MTWThF
1110
TBA
12354 PER DA 6055 Q1
6:30 PM–8:00 PM
9:00 AM–10:30 AM
W
S
B700
B700
Southern, C
Southern, C
PER DA 6127 Water Aerobics
Get fit and feel better before the new year starts. Join us in the pool for a workout that
reduces joint stress by 90% while shaping you up. Swimming skills not needed. Swim
caps are required for all swim classes. Limit 20 students.
12438
PER DA 6127 Q1
8:10 PM–9:10 PM
MW
POOL
TBA
PER DA 6129 Adult Learn to Swim
Join the growing number of people discovering the health benefits of swimming. This
course concentrates on water adjustment, floating, front crawl stroke, and water safety
skills. Swimming caps are required for all students– Limit 15 students.
PER DA 6129 R1
7:00 PM–8:00 PM
TTh
POOL
TBA
PER DA 80 American Sign Language
Over this summer semester, student will be introduced to the joy of American Sign
Language (ASL). Students will learn Manual Alphabet, ASL numbers, Deaf culture, Deaf
Awareness, History of Deaf Americans, and the correct way to conduct themselves in
the present of Deaf and HOH people. In addition, students will engage in ASL activities
that will promote diversity and awesome communications. Textbook –Humphries T.,
Padden C., “A Basic Course in American Sign Language” Publishers TJ Silver Springs,
Maryland.
PER DA 80 Q1
Posted
PER DA 6055 Aikido for Adults
Aikido is a highly refined martial art, developed last century as a means of self-defense
and spiritual training. Aikido develops coordination of mind and body. Through its
philosophy and techniques, Aikido brings us into harmony with our environment,
other people and ourselves. Unlike many martial arts, Aikido requires no advantage
in strength or speed, and is practiced successfully by people of all ages and abilities.
Ages 12 and older.
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PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
12356
PER DA 6001 E2
Class fruns from 06/22 to 08/05. Fee: free.
MTWThF
Gym
PER DA 6138 Early Morning Lap Swim
Get your laps in before you start your workday. Good for heart body and mind. Swim
caps are required for men and women. Required: You must be able to swim the length
of the pool to participate. Swim caps are required for men & women.
12440
PER DA 6138 E1
7:00 AM–9:00 AM
MTWThF
POOL
Lifeguard
PER DA 6142 Swim-Open Pool
Swim laps, water walk, do water exercise or just float around and enjoy the pool. Swim
caps are required for men and women. You can swim during the days and times listed
below.
12441
PER DA 6142 E1
11:00 AM–1:00 PM
MTWThF
POOL
Lifeguard
MTWThF
POOL
Lifeguard
MTWThF
POOL
Lifeguard
12442
PER DA 6142 STP
11:00 AM–1:00 PM
Class runs from 06/22 to 08/05. Fee: free.
12443
PER DA 6142 ADED
11:00 AM–1:00 PM
FAMILY COLLEGE
FAM DA 4197 Reading Readiness for Pre-school
Learning to read is a huge step for any preschooler. An exciting, challenging enrichment
program that advances reading skills in areas such as comprehension, vocabulary and
fluency through fun and engaging activities. Educational materials, games and activities
will ensure that your child retains strong reading skills. Your child will also develop an
expanded vocabulary and comprehension.
12258
FAM DA 4197 S1
9:00 AM–10:30 AM
S
2102
Rushing, P
FAM DA 4197 Math Readiness for Pre-school
Preschoolers learn math at a very basic level. Sorting, counting, and number
recognition are skills preschoolers use to build their math knowledge. Our classroom
activities provide amazing opportunities to learn these skills and more.
12259
FAM DA 4197 SE1
10:45 AM–12:15 PM
S
2102
Rushing, P
FAM DA 4198 Pre-Algebra
Review ratios, proportions, percent, and probability. Includes signed numbers, powers
and roots and algebraic expression. Give your child the opportunity to gain the prealgebra knowledge. Book required at the first class session
12281
FAM DA 4198 S1
10:45 AM–12:15 PM
TBA
Class fruns from 06/22 to 08/05. Fee: free.
S
3103
TBA
3
FAM DA 4199 Improving Your Math I and II
First graders need to know how to compare quantities, count down numbers to 100,
compare numbers, order numbers, place value, count by twos, fives and tens, ordinal
numbers, fractions, adding, subtracting and rounding, money, Roman numerals, time,
and patterns and sequences. Each term valuable instruction is ongoing. Book required
at the first class session.
FAM DA 4219 Improving Your Math
This course is designed for the student who is working below grade level in math.
There will be math assessments, and reviews to cover the basic areas to be successful
in all math courses. Book required at the first class session.
12267
FAM DA 4237 Elements of Writing
The main problems which have been identified in children’s writing are a poor
narrative style because of weaknesses in sentence structure—particularly complex
sentences—and weak narrative structure because the work is poorly paced, uses
brief endings and lacks characterization. Children will begin with creating journals to
increase their writing skills
FAM DA 4199 S1
10:45 AM–12:15 PM
S
2201
TBA
S
2204
TBA
12268
FAM DA 4199 SA
10:45 AM–12:15 PM
FAM DA 4200 Improve Your Reading, Grades 1 and 2
By the end of second grade, your child should be able to apply word attack skills,
identify plot, setting, and characters, determine cause and effect, draw conclusions
and predict outcomes, and use the glossary and the table of contents of a book. Give
your first or second grader the opportunity to review and refresh their learning. Book
required at the first class session.
12263
FAM DA 4200 S1
9:00 AM–10:30 AM
S
2201
TBA
S
2204
TBA
12264
FAM DA 4200 SA
9:00 AM–10:30 AM
FAM DA 4201 Improve Your Reading, Grades 3 and 4
Improve your child’s reading, vocabulary, and comprehension while promoting the love
of literature for a lifetime. The students will read about topics that they will identify in
their lives. This course will include the use of a dictionary. Book required at the first
class session.
12272
FAM DA 4201 S1
9:00 AM–10:30 AM
S
2206
TBA
FAM DA 4202 Reading Enrichment
Promote your child’s reading with short stories that are exciting and interesting for
the appropriate grade level. You child will gain the very important comprehension and
interpretation skills. (Grades 3-4)
12276
FAM DA 4202 S1
9:00 AM–10:30 AM
S
2401
TBA
FAM DA 4203 Improve Your Reading
Have your child develop oral reading skills, vocabulary, and pronunciations, while
gaining a greater appreciation for literature. The reading topics include humor,
friendships, personal values and helping those in need. This course includes the use of
a dictionary. Book required at the first class session.
12277
FAM DA 4203 S1
9:00 AM–10:30 AM
S
3102
TBA
FAM DA 4205 Improve Your Reading, Grades 7, 8, and 9
Does your junior high student often read something and then not really understand
what is read? Learn the techniques to understand what is read, remember the
message, and then apply the information to questions or assignments. This course is
designed for students who are reading below grade level. Book required at the first
class session.
12284
FAM DA 4205 S1
9:00 AM–10:30 AM
S
3101
TBA
FAM DA 4215 Improve Your Math III and IV
Third and fourth grades mathematics includes: place value, comparing and ordering
numbers, counting by numbers other than one, relationship between addition and
subtraction, rounding and estimation, multiplication facts, relationship of multiplication
and division, fractions, decimals, division facts, consumer math, measurement—time,
distance—metric, geometry, Roman numerals, sequences and patterns. Does your
child need help? Book required at the first class session.
12269
FAM DA 4215 S1
10:45 AM–12:15 PM
S
2206
TBA
FAM DA 4217 Improve Your Math
Help your 5th and 6th graders increase their math skills by reviewing the math
concepts covered in school. Assessments of math weaknesses are given to assist the
students with their individual needs for improvement. Book required at the first class
session.
12278
FAM DA 4217 S1
10:45 AM–12:15 PM
S
3102
12283
FAM DA 4219 S1
10:45 AM–12:15 PM
S
3101
TBA
12274
FAM DA 4237 S1
12:30 PM–2:00 PM
S
2206
TBA
S
3102
TBA
12279
FAM DA 4237 SA
12:30 PM–2:00 PM
FAM DA 4238 Elements of Writing, Grades 7–8
This course is essential for the creating, editing and formatting of writing an excellent
essay. Learn to organize and present factual information with clarity. Students will learn
to add power to their writing. Book required at the first class session.
12286
FAM DA 4238 S1
12:30 PM–2:00 PM
S
3101
TBA
FAM DA 4250 ACT Review
The ACT Review Course is designed to provide high school students with complete
preparation for the ACT. The ACT is a test that is administered to high school students
that are seeking admission to colleges and universities upon graduation. The course
includes classroom lessons, subject review, problem solving, and timed quizzes,
practice test, skill review exercises, and actual test simulation–-students must attend
each class.
12351
FAM DA 4250 N1
6:00 PM–9:00 PM
M
1110
TBA
FAM DA 4254 Group Piano (Ages 11–15)
This unique method was designed specifically for young students (ages 11-15) who are
beginning piano study in a group setting. This easy-to-teach beginners’ course includes
all of the most important components necessary to develop well-rounded musicians
and performers. . Class size is limited to 10 students enroll early
12254
FAM DA 4254 S1
11:00 AM–1:00 PM
S
3208
Merriwether, J
FAM DA 4254 Piano for Children (Ages 7–12)
It’s sure to be music to parents’ ears: After nine months of weekly training in piano,
new research shows young students’ IQs rose nearly three points more than their
untrained peers. Give your child the advantage with basic instruction in piano keyboard
and reading music. Class size is limited to 10 students, enroll early. (Ages 7-10)
12326
FAM DA 4254 V1
5:55 PM–7:55 PM
F
3208
Merriwether, J
FAM DA 4274 Beginner’s Gymnastics
Beginning gymnastics is a physical art. Little ones will be trained for proper placement
of arms and feet. This course is designed to develop working as a team member, and
helps to develop fine motor skills. (Ages 4-6)
12255
FAM DA 4274 S1
12:30 PM–2:00 PM
S
B404
Amato, N
FAM DA 4274 Gymnastics
This is an entry-level class for children ages 7-12 years old. Each class begins with a
general warm-up and stretching. Emphasis is placed on learning new skills/routines,
as well as reinforcing good basic fundamentals. Strong emphasis is placed on body
awareness, safety, and fun. Students begin to learn gymnastics terminology, basic
gymnastics positions, and fundamental skills.
12256
FAM DA 4274 SE1
10:45 AM–12:15 PM
TBA
S
B404
Amato, N
4
FAM DA 4278 Soccer First
At Soccer first, we’ve created the ultimate experience designed to develop a child’s
soccer skills while also improving their appreciation of the rules and etiquette of this
ever-growing sport. Each class, the coach will focus on a different aspect of soccer
including dribbling, passing, ball control, shooting, and defending. This method of
teaching enables our staff to provide a more individualized and beneficial experience for
each child. After an evaluation scrimmage, players will be divided into an age and skill
appropriate “teams”.
FAM DA 4296 Swim Level IV Ages 6–15)
For children who have passed Intermediate swim. This course fine-tunes the strokes
already learned. Students will learn breaststroke, various turns and continue with
endurance work. Swim caps are required for boys and girls. Required: Must have a
Learn to Swim Level III card. Limit: 20 students.
12257
12408
FAM DA 4278 S1
12:30 PM–2:00 PM
S
B700
TBA
FAM DA 4285 V1
6:00 PM–7:00 PM
F
B404
Amato
FAM DA 4291 Tae Kwon Do I
Tae Kwon Do brings self-strength, self-knowledge, self-confidence, and self-control. It
reaches toward “ki”, the development of a total being capable of meeting any challenge
with calm and success. It brings one to himself. It is a “way” of life. It is a mental and
physical discipline and teaches avoidance of violence. Karate uniform recommended.
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FAM DA 4291 N1
5:55 PM–7:55 PM
M
B700
Wade
FAM DA 4293 “Advanced” Beginner Swim
For the child who has passed Beginner I. Level II is to give students success with
fundamental skills and learn to float without support. Learn basic self-help rescue
skills. Children will perfect technique and practice endurance of the front crawl and
be introduced to the backstroke and to the deep end of the pool. Required: Must have
a Learn to Swim Level I card. Swim caps are required for boys and girls. Limit 20
students.
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FAM DA 4293 L1
3:03 PM–4:03 PM
FAM DA 4293 P1
6:06 PM–7:06 PM
FAM DA 4293 V1
6:06 PM–7:06 PM
FAM DA 4293 S1
9:58 AM–10:58 AM
4:04 PM–5:04 PM
FAM DA 4294 N1
5:05 PM–6:05 PM
FAM DA 4294 L1
7:07 PM–8:07 PM
FAM DA 4294 S1
8:57 AM–9:57 AM
FAM DA 4294 SA
12:00 PM–1:00 PM
FAM DA 4294 V1
4:04 PM–5:04 PM
FAM DA 4294 VA
3:03 PM–4:03 PM
5:05 PM–6:05 PM
FAM DA 4295 R1
8:10 PM–9:10 PM
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FAM DA 4295 V1
5:05 PM–6:05 PM
TBA
FAM DA 4306 A1
3:15 PM–4:00 PM
T
POOL
Almendra
FAM DA 4307 Swim Level II (Ages 4–5)
For the 4-5 year-old child (only) who has passed Beginner I. Children enrolled in
this class will perfect technique and practice endurance of the front crawl and be
introduced to the backstroke and to the deep end of the pool. Required: Must have
a Learn to Swim Level I card. Swim caps are required for boys and girls! Limit: 8
students.
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FAM DA 4307 A1
3:15 PM–4:00 PM
Th
POOL
TBA
POOL
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MW
POOL
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POOL
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POOL
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POOL
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POOL
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POOL
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POOL
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FAM DA 4308 N1
6:06 PM–7:06 PM
MW
POOL
TBA
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FAM DA 4312 S1
10:45 AM–12:15 PM
S
3204
TBA
FAM DA 4328 Preparing for the ISAT
Give your student the chance to prepare for the standardized testing. The student will
learn methods in how to recall information that has been read, strengthen reading
comprehension, review math, and be introduced to the process of elimination for
answering test questions. Book is required. Science materials from the Illinois ISAT
Testing Center will be provided.
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FAM DA 4328 S1
12:30 PM–2:00 PM
S
2401
TBA
FAM DA 4329 Preparing for the ISAT
ISAT testing for 5th and 6th grades will focus on reading, math and writing. ISAT
Writing Assessment Suspended for 2013. Expectation results in a self-fulfilling
prophecy; students will rise to your level of expectation, so aim high! This course can
promote positive attitudes in students by preparing them and helping them to become
familiar with standardized testing materials. Writing materials from the Illinois ISAT
Testing Center will be provided. Book is required.
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FAM DA 4329 S1
12:30 PM–2:00 PM
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POOL
FAM DA 4306 Swim Level I (Ages 4–5)
Here is the class to get your preschooler introduced to swimming. They will learn such
skills as to be comfortable in the water, getting their faces wet, floating on their front
and back, kicking and begin stroke work. Swim caps are required for boys and girls!
Limit: 10 students. Limit: 8 students.
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S
S
FAM DA 4295 M1
10:59 AM–11:59 AM
FAM DA 4312 Make and Take Art
Kids love creating. There’s no doubt about it. And what’s not to love: markers, pencils,
pens and scissors come in every color. On the surface, art helps children create
something that is enjoyable to look at, but underneath it all, so much more is going
on… art teaches preschoolers to believe in themselves, to try new things and to trust
their own imaginations. Give your child the chance to create art. List of supplies will be
given the first class session. (Ages 4-7)
FAM DA 4295 Swim Level III (Ages 6–15)
The deep end awaits you! In this class children will continue to learn new strokes and
improve on ones already learned. They will also be introduced to the deep end, diving
and other safety skills. Required: Must have a Learn to Swim Level II card. Swim caps
are required for boys and girls. Limit of 20 students.
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FAM DA 4296 S1
TBA
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TBA
POOL
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POOL
F
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F
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7:07 PM–8:07 PM
TBA
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FAM DA 4296 V1
POOL
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12407
TTh
FAM DA 4294 Swim Level I (Ages 6–15)
The objective of Swim One is to help students feel comfortable in the water and to
enjoy the water safely. Students will learn elementary water skills which they can build
on as they progress through the various levels. Swim caps are required for boys and
girls. Limit of 20 students.
FAM DA 4294 J1
TBA
TBA
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POOL
POOL
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TTh
MW
12423
4:04 PM–5:04 PM
FAM DA 4308 Swim Team (Ages 6–15)
Calling all students who have passed the Red Cross Level 4 swim or capable or
swimming a competent swim stroke for at least 1 lap in the pool? Daley College Pool
staff is forming a Swim Team. Student will attend 2 practices per week. Swimmers are
required to come to practice with a fun, positive attitude!
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FAM DA 4296 P1
FAM DA 4285 Beginning Ballet
Learn ballet basics, body posture, leg and hand positions, basic concepts of music and
rhythm. Required: Leotard, tights, and ballet slippers. (Ages 3-6)
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12406
S
1110
TBA
5
FAM DA 4330 Standardized Testing, Grades 7–8
CPS confirmed that the Northwest Evaluation Association’s Measures of Academic
Progress (NWEA MAP) test would be required for selective-enrollment high schools.
NWEA’s Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) are computerized, adaptive tests that
assess each student’s current level of academic performance in Reading, Language
Usage, and Mathematics. When a student takes a MAP test, the difficulty of each
question is based on how well a student answers all the previous questions. The
adaptive nature of the test essentially personalizes the test to each student. As a result,
every student has the same opportunity to succeed and maintain a positive attitude
toward testing. At the end of the test, the final score is an estimate of the student’s
achievement level.
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FAM DA 4330 S1
12:30 PM–2:00 PM
S
3103
TBA
FAM DA 4332 Fun with Phonics, Grades 1–2
Your child will use games, flashcards and worksheets to gain the essential phonetic
and word attack skills for fluency in reading.
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FAM DA 4332 S1
12:30 PM–2:00 PM
S
2204
TBA
FAM DA 6152 Swim Parent and Preschooler
This class is for children 6 months through 3 years old who are not fully secure in the
water. We will teach parents how to handle children in the water, help them become
comfortable in the water through songs and play, learn safety skills, kicking, blowing
bubbles, begin submersions and dips, floating and seated jumps. Limit: 12.
12430
FAM DA 6152 C1
9:00 AM–9:45 AM
M
POOL
TBA
S
POOL
TBA
12431
FAM DA 6152 C2
8:00 AM–8:45 AM
FAM DA 6999 A1
FAM DA 6999 A2
FAM DA 6999 A3
FAM DA 6999 A4
FAM DA 6999 A5
FAM DA 6999 A6
FAM DA 6999 A7
9:00 AM–3:00 PM
9:00 AM–3:00 PM
9:00 AM–3:00 PM
9:00 AM–3:00 PM
9:00 AM–3:00 PM
9:00 AM–3:00 PM
9:00 AM–3:00 PM
MTWThF
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MTWThF
MTWThF
MTWThF
MTWThF
MTWThF
700
700
700
700
700
700
700
TBA
TBA
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TBA
TBA
TBA
FAM DA 7026 Learning to Draw
Would you like to challenge your children to explore their creativity in a fun and
creative environment? Our professional artist/instructor will introduce your children to
the principles and elements of colour and design, while encouraging self-expression
and experimentation. Children will build on this knowledge and explore. These art
fundamentals are essential in developing observation, spatial skills and co-ordination..
Required: 8.5” X 11” drawing paper, lead pencils, sharpener, and crayons/markers.
(Ages 8-12)
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FAM DA 7026 S1
9:00 AM–10:30 AM
S
3204
TBA
FAMILY COLLEGE
FAM DA 4197 Reading Readiness (Ages 4–5)
Learning to read is a huge step for any preschooler. An exciting, challenging enrichment
program that advances reading skills in areas such as comprehension, vocabulary and
fluency through fun and engaging activities. Educational materials, games and activities
will ensure that your child retains strong reading skills. Your child will also develop an
expanded vocabulary and comprehension.
FAM DA 4197 SAV1
9:00 AM–10:30 AM
S
1304
TBA
FAM DA 4197 SAVA
10:45 AM–12:15 PM
12:30 PM–2:00 PM
S
1115
TBA
FAM DA 4200 Improve Your Reading (Grades –-2)
Give your child a chance to improve reading and comprehension skills with easy stories
and teacher assistance. This course is designed for students with basic reading skills.
Book required at the first class session.
12296
FAM DA 4200 SAV1
10:45 AM–12:15 PM
S
1115
TBA
FAM DA 4199 Improving Your Math (Grades 1–2)
First and second graders need to know how to compare quantities, count down
numbers to 100, compare numbers, order numbers, place value, count by two’s,
five’s, and ten’s, ordinal numbers, fractions, adding, subtracting and rounding, money,
Roman numerals, time, and patterns and sequences. Each term valuable instruction is
ongoing. Book required at the first class session.
12297
FAM DA 4199 SAV1
9:00 AM–10:30 AM
S
1115
TBA
FAM DA 4201 Improve Your Reading (Grades 3–4)
Improve your child’s reading, vocabulary, and comprehension while promoting the love
of literature for a lifetime. The students will read about topics that they will identify in
their lives. This course will include the use of a dictionary. Book required at the first
class session.
12298
FAM DA 4201 SAV1
9:00 AM–10:30 AM
S
1116
TBA
FAM DA 4215 Improving Math (Grades 3–4)
3rd and 4th grades mathematics includes: place value, comparing and ordering
numbers, counting by numbers other than one, relationship between addition and
subtraction, rounding and estimation, multiplication facts, relationship of multiplication
and division, division facts, fractions, decimals, consumer math, measurement—time,
measurement—metric, geometry, roman numerals, sequences and patterns. Does
your child need help?
12299
S
1304
FAM DA 4215 SAV1
10:45 AM–12:15 PM
S
1116
TBA
FAM DA 4328 Preparing for the ISAT (Grades 3–4)
Give your 3rd or 4th grader the chance to prepare for the standardized testing. The
student will learn methods in how to recall information that has been read, strengthen
reading comprehension, review math, and be introduced to the process of elimination
for answering test questions. Books are required the first class session.
12303
FAM DA 4328 SAV1
12:30 PM–2:00 PM
S
1206
TBA
12300
FAM DA 4237 SAVA
12:30 PM–2:00 PM
S
1116
TBA
FAM DA 4203 Improve Your Reading (Grades 5–6)
Have your child develop oral reading skills, vocabulary, and pronunciations, while
gaining a greater appreciation for literature. The reading topics include humor,
friendships, personal values and helping those in need. This course includes the use of
a dictionary. Book required at the first class session.
12306
FAM DA 4197 Math Readiness (Ages 4–5)
Preschoolers learn math at a very basic level. Sorting, counting, and number
recognition are skills preschoolers use to build their math knowledge. Our classroom
activities provide amazing opportunities to learn these skills and more.
12291
FAM DA 4332 SAV1
FAM DA 4237 Improving Writing Skills (Grades 3–4)
The main problems which have been identified in children’s writing are a poor narrative
style because of weaknesses in sentence structure - particularly complex sentences and weak narrative structure because the work is poorly paced, uses brief endings and
lacks characterization. Children will begin with creating journals to increase their writing
skills
Arturo Velasquez Institute Courses
12290
12292
FAM DA 6999 Good Times Day Camp
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FAM DA 4332 Fun with Phonics (Grade K–1)
Your child will use games, flashcards and worksheets to gain the essential phonetic
and word attack skills for fluency in reading.
FAM DA 4203 SAV1
9:00 AM–10:30 AM
TBA
S
1106
TBA
6
Did you know that 5th and 6th grades math includes comparing and ordering numbers,
rounding and estimating, multiplication, division, computation, fractions, decimals,
percentages, measurement of time, metric system, mass, length, volume, temperature,
consumer math, perimeter, circumference, area, surface area, volume, geometric
properties, expressions, statistics, and negative and positive integers. We can assist
your young learner in learning math. Book required at the first class session
12308
FAM DA 4217 SAV1
10:45 AM–12:15 PM
S
1106
TBA
FAM DA 4329 Prepare for the ISAT (Grades 5–6)
Your 5th and 6th grader wants to do well and will seek approval from key people
around them. Expectation results in a self-fulfilling prophecy. Students will rise to your
level of expectation, so aim high! This course can promote positive attitudes for the
students by being prepared for testing and becoming familiar with standardized testing
materials. Books are required the first class session.
12309
FAM DA 4329 SAV1
12:30 PM–2:00 PM
S
1205
TBA
FAM DA 4237 Elements of Writing (Grades 5–6)
What is needed to create an excellent one-page essay? Your child will use the rough
draft, informal essay and conclusion form to complete the final essay. In addition, your
child will increase critical thinking and analytical thinking skills. Book required at the
first class session. (Grades 5-6)
12311
FAM DA 4237 SAV1
12:30 PM–2:00 PM
S
1205
TBA
FAM DA 4205 Improve Your Reading/Study Skills (Grades 7–9)
Does your Jr. high student often read something and then not really understand what is
read? Learn the techniques to understand what is read, remember the message, and
then apply the information to questions or assignments. This course is designed for
students who are reading below grade level. Book required at the first class session.
12312
FAM DA 4205 SAV1
9:00 AM–10:30 AM
S
1105
TBA
Where is your 7th or 8th grader having difficulties in math? Is it fractions, decimals,
percents, ratios properties and order of operations, divisibility, geometric properties,
geometric calculations, perimeter and circumference, area, volume positive and
negative integers, expressions, equations and inequalities, statistics, scientific notation,
exponents, or patterns? If you’re not sure, let us help. Book required at the first class
session.
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FAM DA 4219 SAV1
10:45 AM–12:15 PM
S
1105
TBA
FAM DA 4330 Standardized Tests (Grades 7–9)
When a student takes a MAP test, the difficulty of each question is based on how
well a student answers all the previous questions. The adaptive nature of the test
essentially personalizes the test to each student. As a result, every student has the
same opportunity to succeed and maintain a positive attitude toward testing. At the end
of the test, the final score is an estimate of the student’s achievement level. Books are
required the first class session.
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FAM DA 4330 SAV1
12:30 PM–2:00 PM
S
1207
TBA
FAM DA 4238 Elements of Writing (Grades 7–9)
This course is essential for the creating, editing and formatting of writing an excellent
essay. Learn to organize and present factual information with clarity. Students will learn
to add power to their writing. Book required at the first class session
12315
FAM DA 4238 SAV1
12:30 PM–2:00 PM
S
1105
TBA
Kennedy-King College Courses
VOCATIONAL TRAINING
VOC KK 1334 Food Service and Sanitation
This class will give you instruction on the proper preparation of food for those wanting
to become licensed by the city of Chicago and state of Illinois.
13126
VOC KK 1334 FSS
9:00 AM–2:30 PM
TW
TBA
Class runs from 06/02 to 06/03. Fee: $175. Book Required. “ServSafe for Managers, 6th Edition”.
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VOC KK 1334 FSS2
9:00 AM–2:30 PM
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TBA
Class runs from 07/14 to 07/15. Fee: $175. Book Required. “ServSafe for Managers, 6th Edition”.
Food Enthusiast
Within our Professional & Personal Development program, we offer hands-on courses
specifically geared toward food enthusiasts. These courses require no previous experience
in pastry or baking, and provide a professional, fun, and comfortable introduction to many
areas of the pastry arts. A variety of topics are presented in these short-term courses,
ranging in length from three to five days. Many students begin with a “food enthusiast” level
class such as Pastry Camp to see if our full-time programs are right for them.
VOC KK 1244 Wake Up to French Breakfast Pastries
Rise and shine, and enjoy some morning delicacies! Join Chef Jonathan Dendauw,
Master Baker, as he takes you through the fundamentals of classic French breakfast
pastries. He will introduce you to making laminated doughs, and you will go on to make
croissants and danishes of all of sorts. You will also learn to make a variety of products
including brioche, donuts, and muffins.
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VOC KK 1244 FPS
4:00 PM–9:00 PM
TWTh
Dendauw, J
VOC KK 1733 Bread Camp (Ages 15+)
This is a chance to explore the world of French breads and pastries! What could be
better than serving your very own fresh-out-of-the-oven, steamy loaves of bread,
breakfast pastries, and some of the best pound cakes and coffee cakes. During this
week-long, hands-on Bread Camp, Chef Jonathan Dendauw, Master Baker, will guide
you through the fundamentals of each of these areas of bread and pastry making:
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VOC KK 1733 FPS
8:00 AM–1:00 PM
MTWThF
Dendauw, J
Class runs from 05/18 to 05/22. Fee: $1,000.
VOC KK 1714 Celebration Cake Camp (Ages 15+)
These days, cakes are towering works of art with gravity-defying, whimsical designs;
the opportunities are as exciting as they are endless. This is a chance to explore all that
the world of cake decorating has to offer! In this five-day, hands-on course, Chef Sunny
Lee will take you through classic cake recipes that are perfect for special occasions.
Over the course of five days, you will make two complete cakes: one, a sculpted cake
with real cake and tasty buttercream; and the second, a tiered confection covered
in smooth fondant. You’ll learn how to cover both real cakes and “Dummy Cakes”
(styrofoam cylinders used by cake decorators the world over), and how to properly
stack tiers.
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VOC KK 1714 FPS
8:00 AM–1:00 PM
MTWThF
Lee, S
VOC KK 1280 Pastry Camp
Whether you are fifteen or fifty-five, make your summer camp experience count with
this five-day, hands-on Pastry Camp. This is your chance to explore all that the world of
French Pastries has to offer. From cakes and tarts, to breads and ice creams, Chef Joel
Reno will guide you through the fundamentals of classic pastry products so you can
recreate them at home.
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VOC KK 1280 FPS
8:00 AM–1:00 PM
MTWThF
Reno, J
MTWThF
Reno, J
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VOC KK 1280 FPS1
8:00 AM–7:00 PM
VOC KK 1749 Luxurious French Macarons and Cookies
Let Chef Sunny Lee teach you how to make petite and impressive French delights just
like the professionals do in this three-day, hands-on course.
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VOC KK 1749 FPS
4:00 PM–9:00 PM
TWTh
Lee, S
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VOC KK 1737 Gluten-Free
In this three-day, hands-on course with visiting chef instructor, Rosemarie O’Carroll,
you will learn the secrets to baking delicious, gluten-free pastries. Chef Rosemarie has
been serving gluten-free delights for years from her business, Rose’s Café and Bakery,
in Evanston, Illinois. She will teach you to make delicious, economical, and safe glutenfree baked goods for your customers who need them to satisfy their sweet tooth. Learn
her favorite recipes that her loyal customer following enjoys the most
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VOC KK 1737 FPS
4:00 PM–9:00 PM
MTWTh
O’Carroll, R
Class takes place on 06/15. Fee: $725.
VOC KK 1722 The Art of French Pastry with Chef Jacquy
In this special, three-day, hands-on class, Chef Jacquy Pfeiffer, Co-Founder of The
French Pastry School, will teach recipes from his award-winning book, The Art of
French Pastry. After a lifetime spent in pastry kitchens both leading and teaching,
Pfeiffer inscribed his favorite pastry lessons for readers everywhere. Join him in the
kitchens of The French Pastry School as he brings his favorite selection of recipes from
his book to life.
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VOC KK 1722 FPS
4:00 PM–9:00 PM
TWTh
Pfeiffer, J
VOC KK 1308 Pastry Camp (All Chocolate)
Whether you are fifteen or fifty-five, make your summer camp experience count with
this five-day, hands-on Pastry Camp. This is your chance to explore all that the world
of French Pastries has to offer with a chocolate spin. From cakes and tarts to breads
and ice creams, Chef Patrice Caillot, World Pastry Champion, will guide you through the
fundamentals of classic chocolate pastry products so you can recreate them at home.
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VOC KK 1308 FPS
8:00 AM–1:00 PM
MTWThF
Caillot, P
VOC KK 1790 Jams, Jellies, Marmalades, Syrups, Liqueurs, and the Art of Canned
Fruits and Vegetables
In this three-day, hands-on class, Chef Joel Reno will teach the age old practice of
preserving as well as how to create flavored syrups and liqueurs. All recipes will feature
fruits and vegetables of our local summer harvest, showing you how to extend the
season’s bounty all throughout the year.
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VOC KK 1790 FPS
4:00 PM–9:00 PM
TWThF
Reno, J
Class runs from 06/23 to 06/26. Fee: $ 525.
VOC KK 1782 Sculpted Cake and Lambeth Piping Method by Chef Sunny Lee (P)
Are you looking to take your cake sculpting and sugar art skills to the next level? Step
up your game with techniques and guidance from talented cake artist Chef Sunny
Lee in this four-day, hands-on course. Chef Lee will take you through the essential
steps needed to turn an idea for a sculpted cake into a reality. You will go through the
process from beginning to end and learn how to create a structural skeleton for your
cake using wood and metal frameworks, and then build shapes and textures through
cake carving, crumb coating, and adding layers of fondant or modeling chocolate. You
will also apply the final touches to bring your cake to life. Piping with royal icing takes
planning, practice, and patience. Chef Lee will show you how to make gravity-defying
stringwork (Oriental and Australian methods) as well as intricate and elegant overpiping
(Lambeth method) that will set you apart from other cake decorators. Chef Lee brings
a great wealth of knowledge to this French Pastry School continuing education course.
She will show you how to add value to your business by adding rare and exceptional
touches to your work. Students will create two cakes: a two-tier, dummy cake and a
three-dimensional, sculpted cake up to 14” in height
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VOC KK 1782 FPS
1:00 PM–8:00 PM
TWThF
Lee, S
Class runs from 07/06 to 07/09. Fee: $ 1,150.
VOC KK 1790 Chocolate Candies and Panning by Master Choclatier, Chef Sylvain
Bortolini (P)
In this four-day, hands-on course for professionals, explore the world of white, milk,
and dark chocolate confectionary with the Bellagio Resort’s master chocolatier, Chef
Sylvain Bortolini. In this course, you will explore a range of Chef Bortolini’s signature
recipes. He will give you the practical knowledge needed to make a selection of fine
candies a reality in your business and how to structure it for medium- and large-scale
production. You will learn the technology behind making chocolate fillings, shelf life,
tempering chocolate, enrobing, and the best method to use in your pastry shop. You
will also learn the art of chocolate panning and some of his favorite recipes. Chef
Bortolini will teach you a selection of spreads, both water- and oil-based, and a line of
both nut praliné; and chocolate ganache based candies and bars in addition to a line
of chocolate panning and sugar confectionary products.Chef Bortolini will participate
this year in the prestigious Chocolate Candy Maker MOF competition. Benefit from his
expertise as he guides you through techniques that will put you a step ahead of the
competition.
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VOC KK 1790 FPS
1:00 PM–8:00 PM
MTWTh
Bortolini, S
Classes with Distinguished Visiting Chefs
Throughout the year, distinguished visiting chefs offer focused, short-term, handson master classes to professionals in specialty aspects of pastry. These courses have
brought prominent international figures like Pierre Herme, Stephane Glacier, M.O.F., Jean
-Pierre Wybauw, Christine Ferber, Oriol Balaguer, Franck Kestener, M.O.F., and Paco
Torreblanca. The topics explore all levels of expertise and subjects such as breads,
plated desserts, or chocolate candy.
All tools equipment and ingredients will be provided for each student. The French Pastry
School has a strict dress code. Students are required to wear long black or khaki colored
pants, kitchen-safe shoes (closed toe, skid proof, made from a hard protective leather
material), and a chef’s jacket. Students may purchase a chef’s jacket from the school,
please call for more information. Chef jackets will be shipped within 2 business days of
receiving payment. Special orders will take up to 6 weeks. Everyone will receive an apron
and a hat to keep.
As an added value, all Professional Courses at the French Pastry School will feature a light
meal included in the price of the course.
VOC KK 1791 Cakes by Celebrity Chef, Marina Sousa
Be they glamorous, traditional, or whimsical, a lot of hard work and vision goes into
making a bride’s wedding dreams come true. Get a step ahead of the competition with
Chef Marina Sousa in this four-day, hands-on course about wedding cake decoration
and business. In order to achieve a client’s dream wedding cake, you need an arsenal
of techniques at your disposal. Students will create a contemporary, tiered wedding
cake utilizing some of the skills and concepts discussed and demonstrated: fondant,
gumpaste, isomalt, royal icing, pricing, sizing, display cakes, marketing, and delivery
logistics. Along with learning the signature techniques that Chef Sousa has made
famous through her high profile clients and appearances on Food Network, she will
share her insight into the business of running a successful cake design studio. All of
the products you make will be yours to take home to enjoy with your family, friends,
and colleagues!
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VOC KK 1791 FPS
1:00 PM–8:00 PM
MTWTh
Sousa, M
VOC KK 1367 Jams, Jellies, Marmalades, Chutneys, and Sweet and Sour Pickeled
Fruit and Vegetables (P)
In this four-day, hands-on course for professionals, French Pastry School Instructor,
Chef Sebastien Canonne, M.O.F., will teach the age-old practice of preserving along
with a variety of techniques and recipes that will keep your winter fresh and interesting.
Under Chef Canonne’s guidance, you will understand the difference between jams,
jellies, conserves, and marmalades; poached canned fruits and fruits in alcohol;
fruit syrups and liquors; and relishes and chutneys. All recipes will feature fruits and
vegetables of our local summer harvest, showing you how to extend the season’s
bounty all throughout the year.
13918
VOC KK 1367 FPS
1:00 PM–8:00 PM
MTWTh
Cannone, S
8
PER KK 2015 CADC Test Prep
Test prep course for Addictions Studies and/or Social Work students that are eligible for
practicum courses or have completed practicum courses. Course designed to prepare
students for CADC (Certified Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Counselor) certification
exam. *This course is only available to students enrolled in the Addiction Studies or
Social Work Program at KKC.
13024
PER KK 2015
10:00 AM–1:00 PM
Graham-Sylvesta, J
Class runs from 05/16 to 06/27. No fee for students enrolled in the program and eligible.
PER KK 3627 AQUA
10:15 AM–11:15 AM
S
TBA
PER KK 3649 Adult Intermediate Swimming (Stroke Performance) (Ages 18+)
Intended for adults who are comfortable in chest-deep water, able to put their faces in
the water, and perform front crawl, breaststroke, and back crawl for at least 15 yards.
This course is designed to improve participants proficiency in basic aquatic skills (rotary
breathing, surface dives, treading), and the six basic swimming strokes (front crawl,
back crawl, elementary backstroke, sidestroke, breaststroke, and butterfly). Lessons
are approximately 45 minutes long.
13915
PER KK 3649 AQUA
11:30 AM–12:30 PM
S
TBA
Class runs from 06/20 to 07/25. Fee: $64.00
PER KK 3649 Adult Lap Swim (Ages 18+)
This course is not instructor-led. Intended for adults who are proficient in swimming
and wish to use the time to exercise in the pool. The pool will be set up with fastlanes and leisure swim lanes to accommodate all types of swimmers. The pool will be
available for up to two hours.
13916
PER KK 3649 AQUA
7:00 AM–8:30 AM
TThS
PER KK 3615 Aqua Aerobics
For adults who are looking to get fit, revitalized and more flexible. This course is a lot of
fun and a great way to get into shape, increase circulations and trim body fat.
12658
PER KK 3615 AQUA
8:30 AM–9:30 AM
S
TBA
PER KK 3667 AQUA
9:00 AM–9:30 AM
MW
9:00 AM–09:30 AM
MW
10:00 AM–10:45 AM
TBA
MW
TBA
MW
TBA
13912
PER KK 3604 AQUA
11:00 AM–11:45 AM
TBA
PER KK 3604 AQUA
11:00 AM–11:45 AM
TTh
TBA
PER KK 1273 The Thrill of the Grill
Fire up the grill and turn up the heat! This class will have you using the grill to create
more than just a burger, including recipes like Peach Panzanella Salad, Asian Grilled
Steak Tacos, BBQ Grilled Sweet Potatoes. Students will work in the kitchen, taste the
dishes and take home recipes.
12657
PER KK 1273 WPDI
6:00 PM–9:00 PM
Th
PER KK 1760 Happy Health Cooking for Summer
Think healthy eating is boring? Think again. Using fresh ingredients and healthy
conscience cooking techniques and methods, the class will create tasty, flavorful
dishes such as Heartland grilled chicken breast with peach and strawberry salsa,
roasted sweet and spicy cauliflower, fresh blackberry wonton cups with citrus ricotta
cream. Students will work in the kitchen, taste the dishes and take home recipes.
13907
PER KK 1760 WPDI
6:00 PM–9:00 PM
Th
FAMILY COLLEGE
FAM KK 2703 Level UP
Level UP is a quick-start program designed to ensure students are prepared to take
on the challenge and rigor of college level work. This program targets students placed
into the developmental education pathway based on the CCC COMPASS placement
exam. The Level UP program is designed to improve placement scores by sharpening
Math, Reading, and/or Writing skills to increase the amount of students to reaching the
college-level credit. The courses are designed with an embedded tutor and the use of
technology.
13131
FAM KK 2703
9:00 AM–2:00 PM
MTWTh
Turner, J
Class runs from 05/11 to 05/28. No fee for students enrolled at KKC or new students seeking enrollment at KKC.
13132
FAM KK 2703
9:00 AM–2:00 PM
MTWTh
TBA
FAM KK 2704
9:00 AM–2:00 PM
MTWTh
TBA
FAM KK 2704
9:00 AM–2:00 PM
MTWTh
TBA
Malcolm X College Courses
07/25 to 06/20
PER KK 3604 Beginning Children’s Swimming (Group 1, Ages 5–10) (Group 2,
Ages 10–15)
Intended for children who have never had lessons or infrequent swim lessons. This
course is designed to introduce participants to the aquatic environment and learn
basic aquatic skills and how to be safe in and around the water. Participants will learn
to perform rudimentary propulsion on front and back, and are introduced to the front
crawl, elementary backstroke, scissors kick, breast-stroke kick, and dolphin kick.
Lessons are approximately 45 minutes long.
PER KK 3604 AQUA
TTh
13911
13914
13130
PER KK 3668 Pre-school Aquatics (Ages 3–5)
Designed to introduce young pre-schoolers to the aquatic environment and learn basic
aquatic skills and how to be safe in and around the water. Preschoolers will learn
rudimentary propulsion skills on both their front and back. Lessons are approximately
30 minutes long
PER KK 3668 AQUA
10:00 AM–10:45 AM
Class runs from 06/20 to 07/25. Fee: $64. Children must be accompanied in the water by a caregiver.
13910
PER KK 3604 AQUA
13129
PER KK 3667 Parent/Child Aquatics (Ages 6 months–3 years)
Children learn basic skills, including adjusting to the water, showing comfort
maintaining a front or back position in the water (assisted or unassisted), and
demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles/going under the water. Lessons are
approximately 30 minutes long.
13909
13913
PER KK 3627 Adult Beginning Swimming (Ages 18+)
Intended for adults who never learned how to swim. This course is designed to
introduce participants to the aquatic environment and learn basic skills. Participants
will learn to perform rudimentary propulsion on front and back, and are introduced to
the front crawl, elementary back stroke, scissors kick, breaststroke kick, and dolphin
kick. Participants will also learn about hydrodynamics and water safety.
12659
PER KK 3604 Intermediate/Advanced Children’s Swimming (Group 1, Ages 5–10)
(Group 2, Ages 10–15)
Intended for children who have a rudimentary understanding of swimming, and are
able to swim front crawl, and elementary backstroke, and are not afraid of the water.
This course is designed to build on the fundamentals taught in the beginning class.
Participants will be introduced to the remaining strokes, entries, and flip-turns. Lessons
are approximately 45 minutes long
VOCATIONAL TRAINING
VOC MX Substance Abuse Counseling
This class equips the student with the tools and knowledge needed to provide
appropriate assessment and treatment for all levels of substance abuse and support
clients in short or long term. The instructor Roland Grant will educate you on alcohol
and substance abuse. Students can either earn 24 CEU’s or use the education hours to
apply for certification as an alcohol or drug substance abuse counselor.
12959
VOC MX SA
9:00 AM–12:30 PM
S
2512
Grant, R
VOC MX Food Service Sanitation Certification
Prepare yourself to be certified or recertified by the City of Chicago and the State of
Illinois in Food Service Sanitation, including training and certifying food vendors for
outdoor festivals. The instructor will emphasize food protection through sanitation
training. Successful completion of the course’s qualifying exam prepares you for the
city certification exam.
12958
VOC MX FSS1
10:00 AM–3:00 PM
FS
2538
Jamison, L
FS
2538
Jamison, L
12960
VOC MX FSS2
10:00 AM–3:00 PM
VOC MX Summer-Fest Sanitation Certification
This 3-hour class is for individuals seeking summer employment opportunities to work
at the various summer festivals held around the Chicago area.
70584
VOC MX SF1
2:00 PM–5:00 PM
W
TBA
Jamison, L
5:00 PM–8:00 PM
Th
TBA
Jamison, L
VOC MX Instructor Certification
The American Heart Association (AHA), BLS Instructor course focuses on the
instructional techniques and training methods used to impart knowledge and skills
necessary to instruct and evaluate potential providers. Course content includes: basic
life support, cognitive and practical components, including changes in course teaching
strategies and program administration.
5:00 PM–8:00 PM
W
2512
Jamison, L
2:00 PM–5:00 PM
Th
2512
Jamison, L
70585
VOC MX SF2
12963 VOC MX SF4
12964
VOC MX SF5
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Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Programs
Malcolm X College’s Emergency Medical Services (EMS) department provides
educational programs in critical out-of-hospital acute medical care and transportation
for patients with illnesses and injuries. Our program features Advance Certification and
Continuing Education Courses in several in-demand areas including Basic Life Support,
CPR, First Aid, and Advanced Cardiac Life Support.
Possible career pathways that can benefit from EMS education courses include:
Emergency Medical Technician
Firefighter
Nurse
Paramedic
Why should you choose our program?
The EMS programs at Malcolm X College are highly regarded and are part of the Region
XI EMS System that includes the Chicago Fire Department, John H. Stroger Hospital of
Cook County, Advocate Illinois Masonic Hospital, Northwestern Memorial Hospital and
the University of Chicago Hospital. All courses are approved by the Illinois Department of
Public Health and the Paramedic Program is nationally accredited by CoAEMSP. Malcolm
X College is also an American Heart Association (AHA) approved training center for CPR
and AHA courses.
Our EMS programs are part of the City Colleges of Chicago’s College to Careers (C2C)
programs which forges partnerships between City Colleges and industry leaders to better
align City Colleges’ curricula with the demand in growing fields. These partnerships
provide City Colleges’ students access to real-world experience via teacher-practitioners,
internships and top-notch facilities that prepare students to succeed in the workforce.
Credited Courses and Professional and Personal Development Course Options
Courses in Emergency Medical Service at Malcolm X College are offered through C2C
programs as credited courses and through our Professional and Personal Development
programs as continuing education credits. Credited courses include EMT-basic courses
as well as First Responder class. Our EMS continuing education courses are approved
by Region XI for continuing education credits. This flexibility allows us to meet the varying
needs of our students.
EMS Department Programs
As an AHA training center, Malcolm X College is responsible for training, certifications
and record keeping for all system programs and trainers within the system. Currently the
Malcolm X College training center is one of the largest in the Chicago area and maintains
records for over 2000 CPR instructors and providers. All CPS courses require additional
$5 card fee.
TBA–Offered as requested; minimum number of participants. Fee: $150.
VOC MX Instructor Recertification
The American Heart Association (AHA), BLS Instructor course focuses on the
instructional techniques and training methods used to impart knowledge and skills
necessary to instruct and evaluate potential providers. Course content includes: basic
life support, cognitive and practical components, including changes in course teaching
strategies and program administration.
VOC MX Heartsaver CPR
This course is designed for individuals and/or designated first responders who have a
duty to respond to a cardiac emergency because of job responsibilities or regulatory
requirements. Course content includes: adult/child CPR, adult/child choking and
optional infant CPR and choking, and adult child and infant CPR with a mask.
VOC MX Heart AED (Automated External Defibrillator)
duty to respond to a cardiac emergency because of job responsibilities or regulatory
requirements. Course content includes: adult/child CPR with a mask, adult/child airway
obstruction (choking), adult/child AED, optional infant CPR with a mask and infant
choking.
VOC MX First Aid
duty to respond to a first aid emergency because of job responsibilities or regulatory
requirements. Course content includes: adult First Aid to include First Aid basics
medical and injury emergencies and optional environmental emergencies.
VOC MX First Aid with CRP & AED
duty to respond to a first aid or cardiac emergency because of job responsibilities or
regulatory requirements. Course content includes: adult first aid to include First Aid
basics medical and injury emergencies and optional environmental emergencies. It also
includes adult/child CPR with a mask, adult/child choking, adult/child AED and optional
infant CPR with a mask and infant choking.
VOC MX AHA CPR Healthcare Providers
You will learn and be trained to pass the American Heart Association’s cardiopulmonary
resuscitation (CPR) exam. Direct questions to (312) 850-7410 or (312) 850-7124.
VOC MX First Aid Pediatric
This course is designed for those involved in child care who has a duty to respond to a
first aid emergency because of job responsibilities or regulatory requirements, such as
child care workers, teachers, foster care providers, camp counselors and coaches for
children’s sports. Course content includes: pediatric first aid to include first aid basics
medical and injury emergencies, environmental emergencies, asthma care, adult/child
CPR with a mask, adult/child choking, adult/child AED and optional infant CPR with a
mask.
12961
VOC MX CPR1
9:00 AM–2:30 PM
S
2619
TBA
9:00 AM–2:30 PM
S
2619
TBA
Advance Level Certification Courses
9:00 AM–2:30 PM
S
2619
TBA
12962
VOC MX CPR2
12965
VOC MX CPR3
VOC MX Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers (Parts 2 and 3)
This course is available for those students who have successfully completed the Basic
Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Provider (Online, Part One). Part Two is Skills Practice
and Part three is successful skills testing to complete the BLS course requirements for
Healthcare Providers Course Completion Card.
Each of the following standardized certification courses are accepted by Region XI for
16 hours of Continuing Education Credit. These courses are currently offered annually
based on need. Priority is given to students currently enrolled in the Malcolm X College
Paramedic Program. Additional courses may be offered during the year dependent on
demand. Fees are waived for system approved Paramedic Internship Preceptors. For
additional information regarding course offerings, call the EMS Department at (312)
850-7410.
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VOC MX Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS)
This course is designed for healthcare professionals who either direct or participate
in the management of cardiopulmonary arrest or other cardiovascular emergencies.
This includes personnel in emergency response, emergency medicine, intensive care
and critical care units such as physicians, nurses, and paramedics. Course content
includes: cardiovascular and cerebrovascular emergencies, respiratory and metabolic
emergencies, post cardiac arrest, clinical pharmacology and toxicology emergencies
and systemic approach to patient assessment.
12966
VOC MX Pediatric Advanced Cardiac Life Support (PALS)
This course is designed for the healthcare professional who responds to emergencies
in infants and children. This includes personnel in emergency response, emergency
medicine, intensive care and critical care units such as physicians, nurses, and
paramedics. Course content includes: one rescuer child and two rescuers infant
CPR, management of cardiac and respiratory emergencies, rhythm disturbances and
electrical therapy, vascular access and systemic approach to pediatric assessment.
VOC MX Pediatric Education for Pre-hospital Provider (PEPP)
PEPP represents a comprehensive source of pre-hospital medical information for the
emergency care of infants and children. It will teach pre-hospital professionals how to
better assess and manage ill or injured children. This course is the advanced level twoday course which includes both didactic and practical assessment and criteria.
VOC MX International Trauma Life Support (ITLS)
ITLS courses give the student the knowledge and hands-on skills to take better care
of trauma patients. ITLS stresses rapid assessment, appropriate intervention and
identification of immediate life threats. ITLS courses combine classroom learning,
hands-on skills stations, and assessment stations that put learning to work in simulated
trauma scenarios. Each ITLS course includes an evidence-based course manual with
in-depth content written and edited by trauma care experts based on current research.
ITLS courses are designed, managed and delivered by course directors, coordinators
and instructors experienced in EMS, pre-hospital care and the ITLS approach.
Classes Offered for EMS Continuing Education Credit
Classes below are approved by Region XI as hour-per-hour continuing education credits.
For additional information regarding course offerings, call the EMS Department at (312)
850-7410.
VOC MX EMS-EKG
This course is designed for the practitioner that is proficient in basic arrhythmia
recognition and cardiac monitoring. Content includes skill of lead placement and
taking a 12-lead cardiogram exam as well as recognition and reading of the 12-lead
identifying all criteria for STEMI assessment and management. This class is four
contact hours.
VOC MX EMT-B Refresher Training
This three-day course (24 contact hours) EMT Refresher Training session is designed
to ensure individual competency for the practicing EMT. The course will also give
the EMT the opportunity to sharpen their knowledge, skills and review the major
concepts and interventions as outlined in the current Department of Transportation,
Emergency Medical Technician curriculum. Course content includes: EMS foundations,
airway management, respiration and artificial ventilation, patient assessment, medical
assessment, trauma emergencies, special populations and EMS operations.
VOC MX CNA Refresher
This program is designed for those who were a Certified Nursing Assistant in Illinois
but have not worked for pay for 24 consecutive months or longer since your last
competency exam, the recertification process is for you. The recertification process
allows individuals to take steps to regain approved certification by following a step-bystep process provided by the Illinois Department of Public Health.
PER MX Yoga
Fitness yoga is designed to appeal to all ages and abilities. In this course students will
study the physical and philosophical foundations of Yoga, the ancient art of unifying
the body and mind. Fitness yoga will use postures to increase flexibility and strength;
improve balance and posture, learn breathing techniques to relax the mind and the
body.
PER MX YOW
5:30 PM–6:30 PM
W
0501
Anderson, A
PER MX Chinese Traditional & Folk Dance for Youth
A fusion of body training and flexibility with graceful and rhythmic movements come
together in Chinese dance. International performer Di Yu will instruct you in this dance
class.
13005
PER MX CDKT
5:30 PM–7:00 PM
T
0501
Yu, D
F
0501
Yu, D
Class runs from 06/02/ to 08/04. Fee: $90.
13007
PER MX CDK1
5:30 PM–7:00 PM
PER MX Chinese Traditional & Folk Dance for Adults
A fusion of body training and flexibility with graceful and rhythmic movements come
together in Chinese dance. International performer Di Yu will instruct you in this dance
class.
13006
PER MX CDT
7:00 PM–9:00 PM
T
0501
Yu, D
F
0501
Yu, D
M
L207
Walker, G
S
L207
Walker, G
W
L207
Walker,G
S
L207
Walker, G
S
L207
Walker, G
S
L207
Walker, G
S
L207
Walker, G
S
L207
Walker, G
13008
PER MX CDI
7:00 PM–9:00 PM
Olive-Harvey College Courses
PER OH 9041 Adult Swim Levels I–IV
13026
PER OH 9041
7:00 PM–8:15 PM
13026
PER OH 9041
1:00 PM–2:00 PM
13026
PER OH 9041
7:15 PM-8:15 PM
13026
PER OH 9041
8:00 AM–9:00 AM
13026
PER OH 9041
12:00 PM–1:00 PM
13026
PER OH 9041
9:00 AM–10:00 AM
13026
PER OH 9041
10:00 AM–11:00 AM
13026
PER OH 9041
11:00 AM–12:00 AM
Harry S Truman College Courses
VOCATIONAL TRAINING
VOC TR 190 Keyboarding
Learn basic touch-typing skills with a focus on computer keyboarding. You will develop
speed, efficiency, accuracy, and basic word-processing skills. Timed tests are required
for accuracy and speed. Six sessions. Lab time included. Please bring a flash drive to
class.
12170
VOC TR 190 MA
12:45 PM–2:45 PM
M
L972
Yacovacci, J
11
VOC TR 1061 Introduction to PC Hardware
The Basic CompTIA A+ Certification Prep course teaches you about the hardware
common to virtually every personal computer, including microprocessors, RAM, power
supplies, motherboards, BIOS, CMOS, the expansion bus, and input/output devices.
You’ll learn how things work, how to configure everything, and how to troubleshoot in
real-world environments. This course gives you the knowledge upon which you’ll base
the rest of your CompTIA A+ certification studies for the exams that debuted in late
2006. Plus it helps you take that first step to becoming an excellent PC technician.
Homework and attendance are required.
12383
VOC TR 1061 TRC
6:00 PM–9:30 PM
TF
1959
Tolson, X
VOC TR 1062 PC Repair and Troubleshooting
Students will learn about PC hardware, software and system maintenance
requirements. Topics include a detailed look at hardware components, power supply,
upgrades, maintenance, and troubleshooting. In hands-on exercises, students assign
configuration settings, upgrade systems, configure SCSI devices, install printers and
monitors, remove and replace components, and troubleshoot POST errors
12384
VOC TR 1062 TRC
6:30 PM–9:30 PM
TF
1959
Tolson, X
VOC TR 1086 Microsoft Excel
Learn the dominant spreadsheet program used by accountants, managers, and
business owners today. You will learn how to construct a spreadsheet, calculate with
formulas, set up the page, prints, and chart.
12171
VOC TR 1086 WA
6:30 PM–8:30 PM
W
L935
Walls, C
VOC TR 1111 Computer Basics for Absolute Beginners
Conquer your fear of computers in this beginner’s class. You’ll learn how to boot up and
shut down the computer, develop mouse skills, understand the use of media storage,
files, folders, icons, software, Accessory programs, operating systems, and sizing and
moving windows. You’ll also create an email account and learn how to use and search
the internet. A USB thumb drive of any size is required. Students who do not have
keyboarding skills should take Keyboarding I before taking this class.
12172
VOC TR 1111 SC
1:30 PM–3:30 PM
S
L972
Yacovacci, J
Class runs from 06/06 to 07/25. No class on 07/04. Fee: $129.
VOC TR 1118 Fundamentals of Bookkeeping
Use a step-by-step approach to learn all the elements of the bookkeeping cycle
including creating and posting journal entries, performing a trial balance, closing the
general ledger, preparing basic financial statements, and calculating the cost of goods
sold.
12166
VOC TR 1118 SC
9:00 AM–11:30 AM
S
L967
Crouse, G
VOC TR 1355 Food Service Sanitation: First-Time Certification and Recertification
National Restaurant Association ServSafe Training and certification is appropriate
for anyone seeking first-time certification or to renew an expired license. State and
local governments require that food service establishments be under the direction of
a person with a valid State of Illinois Food Service Sanitation Manager’s Certification.
On successful completion of a state-approved exam, you will be eligible to apply for
the State of Illinois certification ($35 fee). City of Chicago certificates are available
for an additional $35 fee. A textbook is required. Allow approximately 6 to 8 weeks to
receive your certifications. Contact Illinois Dept. of Public Health at 217-785-2439 for
information about certifications.
12168
VOC TR 1355 MC
1:00 PM–6:00 PM
M
L947
Muhammad, C
VOC TR 6004 AHA CPR for Healthcare Providers
This course, designed for healthcare providers, teaches cardiopulmonary resuscitation
(CPR) and relief of foreign body airway obstruction for adults, children and infants. On
successful completion of the course, you will receive a course completion card issued
through the American Heart Association. You must register in advance. We cannot
permit registrations the day of the class.
12177
VOC TR 6004 SC
9:00 AM–2:00 PM
S
L956
VOC TR 9207 Web Design II
Create and edit a website using HTML and CSS, using both HTML or text editors as
well as Adobe Dreamweaver. Topics will include: links, images, headings, divs, lists,
and CSS definitions and techniques. Learn to create templates, embed media, integrate
social media, and enhance websites with search engine optimization and marketing
techniques.
12169
VOC TR 9207 TRC
6:30 PM–9:30 PM
TTh
3909
Chien, Y
PER TR 1046 Introduction to Computers for Seniors
The class fee (check or money order) must be mailed to the Dept. of Family and
Support Services, 1615 W. Chicago Ave., 3rd Floor, Chicago, IL 60622, attention
Francine Miller. Payment must be received 2 days before the class start date. Class
size is limited.
12173
PER TR 1046 WC
8:45 AM–10:45 AM
W
L584
DFSS
PER TR 1237 Intermediate Computers for Seniors
The class fee (check or money order) must be mailed to the Dept. of Family and
Support Services, 1615 W. Chicago Ave., 3rd Floor, Chicago, IL 60622, attention
Francine Miller. Payment must be received 2 days before the class start date. Class
size is limited.
12174
PER TR 1237 RC
8:45 AM–10:45 AM
Th
L584
DFSS
PER TR 4976 AHA Heartsaver CPR and First Aid
This course is designed to teach the skills of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), relief
of foreign body airway obstruction, and first aid to lay rescuers. You will learn critical
skills to respond to and manage an emergency in the first few minutes until emergency
medical services arrives. On successful completion of the course, you will receive a
course completion card issued through the American Heart Association.
12176
PER TR 4976 SC
9:00 AM–2:00 PM
S
L956
Stamos, M
PER TR 7003 Watercolor Painting
Discover the unique qualities of watercolor painting through experimental exercises.
Learn to really see color, gain a working understanding of color theory, and develop
your own personal style.
12175
PER TR 7003 SC
9:00 AM–11:25 AM
S
212
Otto, P
PER TR 7050 Beginning Photography: Digital and 35mm Cameras
Learn the principles of photography with your digital or traditional 35mm camera. You
can learn how to use a camera or you can refresh your knowledge of photography.
You will learn about lens apertures, shutter speeds, light meter, film or ISO speeds,
white balance, histograms, lenses, flash, composition, depth-of-field, digital storage
cards, and much more. You will also learn to create great images using techniques like
panning, painting with light, night photography, flash photography and others. Bring
either a working 35mm or digital camera with manual exposure controls. Check the
batteries. It is very important not to miss the first class!
12178
PER TR 7050 SC
9:00 AM–11:00 AM
S
L951
Alvarez, I
PER TR 7054 Intermediate Photography: Digital and 35mm Cameras
Expand your photography skills in this continuation course for students who have
already taken Beginning Photography and are comfortable with their cameras. You will
learn all the advanced settings on the camera as well as the principals of studio lighting
that will help you create great portraits at home. You will learn how to create portraits
with impact, shoot sports, fashion, product photography, and much, much more.
Prerequisites: Successful completion of Beginning Photography and a 35mm digital or
film camera with a working flash.
12179
PER TR 7050 SC
11:30 AM–1:30 PM
Stamos, M
S
L951
Alvarez, I
12
PER TR 7055 Basic Darkroom Photography
Take your love of photography to the next level by learning basic black and white
darkroom skills and how to “see photographically.” You will learn to process film,
make photograms, make contact prints and enlargements. The course also covers
mounting, touch-up, contrast filters, and darkroom craft. Advanced students may also
enroll for additional darkroom time to complete projects. Lab hours are from 6 PM to 8
PM. Students must be familiar with and have access to a working 35mm camera (not
disposable) with manual exposure controls. If you are not familiar with using a 35mm
camera, the Beginning Photography course is highly recommended.
12180
PER TR 7055 WC
7:00 PM–10:00 PM
W
3928
Alvarez, I
VOC WR 7192
5:00 PM–10:00 PM
MTWTh
S305
TBA
F
A218
Lopez
TTh
A210
Singleton, B
A210
Singleton, B
Class runs from 06/23 to 06/25. Fee: $150. Cost of handbook included in tuition.
12460 VOC WR 2091
6:30 PM–9:00 PM
MW
Class runs from 08/03 to 08/05. Fee: $150. Cost of handbook included in tuition.
VOC WR 1484 Managing Your Money and Credit
Instructors outline credit reports and the factors that create and change a credit score,
types of credit accounts, credit reporting agencies, discrepancy disputes and the
importance of maintaining good credit in today’s lending environment. Participants
will also learn to understand the cost of credit, how to utilize it responsibly and how to
repair personal credit in order to receive a pre-approval for a mortgage. In addition,
the series focuses on learning to manage debt and adjusting a budget pre and postpurchase.
12576
VOC WR 1484
10:00 AM–2:00 PM
S
A216
TBA
10:00 AM–2:00 PM
S
A216
TBA
Class takes place on 06/20.
12577
VOC WR 1484
TBA
12581
VOC WR 1489
10:00 AM–2:00 PM
S
A216
TBA
VOC WR 1489
9:00 AM–3:00 PM
S
A216
TBA
Hands-on practice of basic Windows manipulations, including viewing, renaming,
deleting files or folders.
VOC WR 2091 Notary Signing Agent
Would you like to work as a Notary Signing Agent and earn $100 to $150 per
assignment in this challenging economy? If this sounds like a great opportunity then
being a notary signing agent is for you. You will learn how to effectively execute loan
documents, how to become a notary and to seek agencies who are seeking highly
qualified notary signing agents. At the end of the training the students will know how
to perform a loan closing, and be efficient in understanding the loan process. This
course will enable the participants to become notary signing agents within the Chicago
Metropolitan and suburban areas. The goal of the training is to prepare and motivate
each participant to establish a business relationship with mortgage companies,
nationwide agencies, be their own boss and earn extra income. 2 sessions.
6:30 PM–9:00 PM
A216
Prerequisite: Basic Computer Skills
Class runs from 06/05 to 08/07. No class on 07/03. Fee: $404. Cost of handbook included in tuition.
12459 VOC WR 2091
S
VOC WR 1850 Basic Windows
VOC WR 7192 Spanish Oral Interpretation for the Legal Field, Part I
This seminar presents general interpreter training for a Legal setting. Vocabulary and
exercises emphasize courtroom settings, client/attorney relations, traffic, family, civil
and criminal court proceedings. Training includes legal terminology and police reports,
oral interpretation exercises, role-playing, small group work, vocabulary study, Spanish/
English grammar review, presentations, memory enhancing exercises and a clinical
presentation. Each session is self-contained and independent of the other. Students
may start interpretation program by enrolling at the beginning of any session. 50 hours
12458
10:00 AM–2:00 PM
VOC WR 104 Level-Up
1:30 PM–5:30 PM
VOC WR 1489
12582
VOCATIONAL TRAINING
VOC WR 104 S1
12578
Wilbur Wright College Courses
13161
VOC WR 1489 Purchasing a Home in Today’s Market
A panel of real estate experts provide insight to their roles as professionals in the home
purchase transaction. The panel regularly features a loan officer, real estate agent, and
real estate attorney. Each presenter will explain their role in the process and will offer
insight on the pre-approval process, loan products, closing costs, finding a property,
the purchase contract, addendums, and the REO and short sale bidding process. In
addition, our Pre-Purchase counselors go over closing the deal, and discuss next steps
post purchase to ensure homeowner success through financial budgeting.
12606
VOC WR 1850
9:00 AM–11:00 AM
MW
A333
Heiberger
MW
A333
Heiberger
Class takes place on 07/13 and 07/15. Fee: $39.
VOC WR 1851 Basic Internet
Prerequisite: Basic Computer Skills
Hands-on Internet research.
12604
VOC WR 1851
9:00 AM–11:00 AM
VOC WR 1887 Utilizing Email
Prerequisite: Basic Internet
Hands-on practice creating, sending, replying, saving, deleting, and printing email
messages. Learn how to get and utilize a free web-based email account.
12605
VOC WR 1887
9:00 AM–11:00 AM
MW
A333
Heiberger
VOC WR 6402 CPR for Healthcare Providers
This course is designed to teach the skills of Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and
relief of foreign body airway obstruction (choking) for victims of all ages. It is intended
for participants who provide health care to patients. The course is also a prerequisite
for ACLS, PALS, and BLS instructor courses. The course runs for 4 hours. Upon
successful completion, the participant will receive a course completion card issued
through the American Heart Association.
12597
VOC WR 6402 U1
6:00 PM–10:00 PM
T
S301
Dinella, M
S301
Dinella, M
S301
Dinella, M
Class takes place on 07/14. Fee: $60. Required textbook ISBN: 9-781616690-39-7
12598
VOC WR 6402 U2
6:00 PM–10:00 PM
T
Class takes place on 06/16. Fee: $60. Required textbook ISBN: 9-781616690-39-7
12623
VOC WR 6402 UEMT
9:00 AM–1:00 PM
T
VOC WR 6506 Heartsaver CPR
This course is designed to teach the skills of Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and
relief of foreign body airway obstruction (choking) to all lay rescuers. Upon successful
completion, the participant will receive a course completion card issued through the
American Heart Association.
12599
VOC WR 6506 U1
6:00 PM–9:00 PM
T
S301
Dinella, M
A333
Heiberger
Class takes place on 06/30. Fee: $45. Required textbook ISBN: 978161690588.
VOC WR 1000 Basic Computer Skills
Prerequisite: Basic Keyboarding Skills.
Hands-on practice to understand how your computer works.
12603
VOC WR 1000
9:00 AM–11:00 AM
MW
VOC WR 1852 Keyboarding for Seniors
This course lays the foundation, or refreshes the knowledge for students to become
touch typists. The course is taught on a computer keyboard using a word processing
program. Speed goal: 14 WPM. Hands-on practice to learn keyboarding skills.
12602
VOC WR 1852
9:00 AM–11:00 AM
MW
A333
Heiberger
13
PER WR 2 Improve English Grammar and Writing Skills
Are you uncomfortable with your English pronunciation, grammar and writing skills?
Would you like to improve your vocabulary and learn some spelling tricks? Is reading
an effort rather than an enjoyment? This course is a step-by-step process to develop
grammatically correct sentences. Emphasis is based on all parts of speech and
punctuation. Learn how to develop and write good paragraphs. Students should have a
good command of spoken English. 14 sessions.
12464
PER WR 0002
6:00 PM–8:00 PM
MWF
A216
Heiberger
PER WR 5 Reading Comprehension
Book Required. ISBN #9780521747899
Combined into one new class. Is your reading comprehension and vocabulary holding you back? The new
textbook called “Read This!” can help with both. The non-fiction stories will hold your interest and build your
vocabulary as each selection is read. Each story will help develop a variety of skills such as, finding main ideas
and the supporting details, making inferences, and identifying cause and effects. The vocabulary words for each
story are related to the content area of the unit and also are from the Academic Word List (AWL). There are many
activities and skill tests to check both comprehension and vocabulary. You will also be able to use MP3 files
online to listen to as well as read each story. 10 sessions.
12466 PER WR 0005
6:00 PM–8:00 PM
TTH
A216
Heiberger
PER WR 10 Improve English Pronunciation
ESL students will build their skills and become more confident with the pronunciation
of English words. In this class you will work on the sounds, rhythms, and intonation
patterns of American English. You will also work with tricky idioms and phrases used
in everyday conversation. Communication is the key. Join our friendly, comfortable
atmosphere for learning. If you have the desire to improve your pronunciation, this is
the class for you. 14 sessions.
12465
PER WR 0010
8:00 PM–10:00 PM
MWF
A216
Heiberger
Class runs from 06/15 to 07/17. No class on 07/03. Fee: $ 169.
PER WR 11 Let’s Talk: English Class for Non-native Speakers
Textbook Required: “Let’s Talk 2” ISBN #978–0–521–69284–7.
PER WR 7210 String Class
The focus of this course is learning to play lighter classical and popular music in a
group. You will prepare several pieces for performance on the violin, viola, cello and
bass. Students should have their own instrument. The class will be grouped according
to the level needed for students. This class is designed for the trained and the beginner.
Teacher is willing to give extra help where needed. 7 sessions.
12471
12472
12461
A216
Heiberger
PER WR 1200 S1
7:00 AM–8:00 AM
U
139
Staff, C
PER WR 7176 Creative Floral Design: Level I
Learn how to create beautiful fresh floral arrangements. You will be working with
seasonal flowers to create floral decorations for your home, from table centerpieces to
flowers for your door. Please bring a sharp knife and scissors. Student will take home a
beautiful floral arrangement each week. 6 sessions.
12476
PER WR 7176
10:30 AM–12:00 PM
W
A213
Neri
T
A213
Neri
Class runs from 06/17 to 07/22. Fee: $59. Materials Fee: $15 (per week)
12477
PER WR 7176
7:00 PM–8:30 PM
Class runs from 06/16 to 07/21. Fee: $59. Materials Fee: $15 (per week)
PER WR 7184 DYI Design Your Wedding Flowers
Course Fee: $59
If you are a hands-on person and like the idea of creating your own wedding bouquets,
this is the class for you. Students will learn to make a hand-tied bouquet, corsage, and
boutonnière and pave centerpiece. Pricing Ideas will also be discussed. A trip to the
floral market will also be included so you can see a variety of flowers available in our
market area. Taught by a professional florist with 30 years’ experience in the field. A
material fee of $15 per week will be collected in class (Please bring scissors and small
sharp knife). 6 sessions
12478
PER WR 7184
7:00 PM-8:30 PM
PER WR 7215
6:00 PM–7:30 PM
T
E301
Kishka
PER WR 7425 U1
6:00 PM–7:59 PM
T
A218
Wujcik, P
PER WR 7703 Introduction to Ethics
Ethics is a very important domain of our lives. Through it you learn principles and
values that you should use in order to deal with ourselves, our relatives, and our
social and natural environment; they give us a chance to gain interior calmness and
self-confidence. Do you really know the value of ethics and morals? Do you know the
meaning of values and principles of good? If you know them, then do you know how
to utilize them? This course will be a good opportunity to learn the answers to those
questions. Join us as you discuss the basic concepts of ethics. 3 sessions.
PER WR 7703
6:00 PM–7:30 PM
T
A250
Krupa
PER WR 8267 Sign Language for Medical Professionals/Personnel
Prerequisite(s): Sign Language I and II.
This class is for physicians, nurses, social workers, case managers, nursing assistants,
hospital administrators, emergency personnel and all other persons involved in medical
settings who want to better communicate with deaf persons. Instruction will include
how to properly approach a deaf person, use gestures, medical signs and use of
interpreter agencies. Signing instruction will include medical terminology, medical
symptoms and questions used when taking medical, demographic and social history. 5
sessions.
PER WR 8267
8:00 PM–10:00 PM
T
A218
Wujcik
PER WR 1200 Passport Golden Age Club
13363
Hirna
Class runs form 06/02 to 08/04. Fee: $189. Required textbook ISBN #0-932666-42-6
12462
TTH
E207
PER WR 7425 Sign Language I and II Combined
American Sign Language (ASL) is quickly becoming one of the most widely-used
languages in the United States. Come join us to learn how to communicate with your
hands, face, and body! This 10-week class will cover the basics of ASL, emergency
sign language and the world of Deaf Culture. You will cover the entire textbook,
Lessons 1 through 22, from basic skills through cultural insight and conversational
articulation and fluency. Note: This class is designed for those 16 years of age or older.
12470
8:00 PM–10:00 PM
S
12483
PER WR 0011
11:00 AM–1:00 PM
PER WR 7215 Piano Class for Adults
Enjoy the experience of learning basic piano techniques, light classical, popular music
and theory. This is an easy, fun way for people with or without previous experience (all
levels). All handouts and music are included. 7 sessions.
Let’s Talk will help you gain the confidence you need to speak English in everyday
situations. All are welcome to participate from any level of ESL. The more you practice,
the greater the potential for your skills to improve. This class will boost your selfconfidence, reduce your anxiety or nervousness, develop your fluency and accuracy,
and, lastly, allow you to practice both your listening and speaking skills. The activities
in the course will include practice in the following ways: Discuss current events, role
play (job interviews, work-related situations, business transactions), create stories from
pictures, voice your opinion, present to small groups, talk about areas that are the most
difficult for you. Join our friendly and comfortable atmosphere for learning. If you have
the desire to improve your speaking skills then this course is for you. Let’s Talk! 10
sessions.
PER WR 7210
Th
A213
Neri
PER WR 8268 Sign Language for Legal Professionals
Prerequisite(s): Sign Language I and II.
This class is for lawyers, law students, state/county administrators, court officers,
criminal justices and all persons involved in Legal Systems who want to better
communicate with deaf persons or deaf clients. Instruction will include how to properly
approach a deaf client, use gestures, legal signs and use of interpreter agencies.
Signing instruction will include legal terminology, legal vocabularies and questions used
when taking legal, demographic and Deaf Culture history. 5 sessions.
12463
PER WR 8268
8:00 PM–10:00 PM
T
A218
Wujcik
PER WR 6200 Zumba
Learn the latest workout that has the exercise world burning up! This hot Latin and
Caribbean exercise works your core and gets your heart pumping. If you want sexy
abs then join us for a routine of high energy movement while working out to beautiful
rhythmic salsa, samba, reggae and merengue music. If you want to have fun and be
happy while burning calories, join this class today! Please wear comfortable clothing. 8
sessions.
12493
PER WR 6200
7:00 PM–8:00 PM
Th
E102
Ortiz
S
E102
Ortiz
12494
PER WR 6200
9:00 AM–10:00 AM
Cuns from 06/18 to 07/23. Fee: $59.
14
PER WR 6202 Aqua Yoga
Experience the many benefits of yoga by taking it off the mat and into the pool. Doing
yoga in the water creates flexibility to move deeper into your poses while strain off your
joints. This class is appropriate for wheelchair or walker bound students, stroke and
cancer survivors, pregnant women, overweight individuals, and seniors. Class is done
in the shallow end of the pool. 8 sessions.
12641
PER WR 6202
8:05 PM–9:05 PM
Th
E001
Davis
PER WR 6206
6:00 PM–7:00 PM
Th
E102
Ortiz
Have fun dancing and exercising to the Oldies. Dance with partners and props. Easy
line dance steps and soft shoe. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes. 7 sessions.
A210
Luberda
Class runs from 06/19 to 08/07. No class on 07/03.
PER WR 6213 Cardio Step
Get your heart rate up, burn fat, and increase your stamina in this medium intensity
cardio workout! High energy dance music accompanies the routines to keep you
moving and motivated. Various types of strength training also included to tone your
core and upper body. Students are asked to bring hand weights to class. Wright will
provide the step equipment and resistance bands. 14 sessions.
12497
PER WR 6213
6:30 PM–7:30 PM
MW
E102
Villafuerte
PER WR 6214 Kick-Boxing
Come relieve stress and have fun! Burn 500 to 1000 calories per hour. Fun
atmosphere, current hip music combining cardio, kick-boxing moves and some
stretching for a total body workout. Learn how to reach your target heart rate. Our
instructor provides low and high impact alternatives so you can burn the most calories.
Wear comfortable clothes, and bring a towel and water. 14 sessions.
12496
PER WR 6214
7:00 PM–8:00 PM
TTh
E110
Wirtanen
PER WR 6236 Adult Synchronized Swimming
If you have swimming skills and can swim breast stroke, come try the “sport of the
arts”. Class includes instruction in precision and pattern swimming, sculling and
beginning through the advanced figures. Taught by certified United States Synchronized
Swimming instructor. Bring nose plug and swim cap. 8 sessions.
12646
PER WR 6236
8:00 PM–9:30 PM
M
E001
Goodwin
F
E001
Goodwin
12647
PER WR 6236
9:30 AM–11:00 AM
E001
Ewing
PER WR 6240
9:30 AM–10:30 AM
Th
E001
Ewing
PER WR 6241 Face Your Fear: Beginning Adult Swim
This class is for ages 15 and older who want to overcome their fear of water or just
learn how to swim. This class will teach you to swim along with treading water and
other personal safety skills. Bring swim cap and goggles.6 sessions.
PER WR 6241
8:00 PM–9:00 PM
W
E001
Ingle
PER WR 6241
10:00 AM–11:00 AM
S
E001
Skrzyniarz
PER WR 6243 Friday Morning Fit Swim
Do you enjoy Hydro-Fit classes Monday through Thursday? We now offer a Friday class
to start your weekend right! 8 sessions.
12642
F
W
Course Fee: $49
10:00 AM–10:50 AM
12640
12644
PER WR 6211
9:30 AM–10:30 AM
PER WR 6211 Dancing to the Oldies
12499
PER WR 6240
12643
PER WR 6206 Six-Pack Attack
Get hooked on toning and strengthening your upper as well as your lower body.
Instructor Juan Ortiz will push you to a stronger and leaner you. You have nothing to
lose, but pounds and inches! 8 sessions.
12495
12639
PER WR 6243
11:00 AM–12:00 PM
F
E001
Ewing
PER WR 6247 Aqua Cardio Water Exercise
Are you looking for an aerobic workout that will get your heart going and your joints
working? Class begins with a shallow water routine and then finished with stretching
and toning the muscles that you have just warmed up. This is a great way to wind up
the day and feel relaxed before heading to bed or, in some cases, heading to work. 8
weeks.
12633
PER WR 6247
7:00 PM–8:00 PM
M
E001
Ling
W
E001
Ewing
12634
PER WR 6247
7:00 PM–8:00 PM
PER WR 6248 Friday Evening and Saturday Early Bird Swim
If weekday mornings won’t fit your schedule check out our Friday evening and weekend
morning option. 8 sessions.
12631
PER WR 6248
8:00 PM–9:30 PM
F
E001
N. Skrzyniarz
S
E001
N. Skrzyniarz
12632
PER WR 6248
7:30 AM–9:00 AM
PER WR 6253 Muscle Up
Would you like to add muscle tone to your body? This class will combine a half hour
of light weight training with an hour of water aerobics. Class is open to people of all
fitness levels. 8 weeks.
12635
PER WR 6253
7:00 PM–8:30 PM
T
E001
Jackson
PER WR 6255 Weekend Water Exercise
This class is designed to get your blood flowing and energize you for a great weekend.
This class is hard work for the total body. We are deep water running to work on core
muscles as well as shallow upper body work. 8 weeks.
12636
PER WR 6255
9:00 AM–10:00 AM
S
E001
Skrzyniarz
PER WR 6238 Weekday Early Bird Swim
Do you like to work out early? Swim laps, water walk or exercise on your own schedule
five days a week. Check in with the lifeguard and then hop into the pool for a refreshing
start to your day. 8 weeks.
PER WR 6269 Senior Exercise Workout
Chair exercise are used as a warm-up and progress to standing with light stretching
and balance moves. Complete workout, head to toe, ending with a cool down standing
in a circle. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes. 7 Sessions.
12630
12498
PER WR 6238
7:00 AM–9:30 AM
MF
E001
Mendez
PER WR 6239 Intermediate Adult Swim
This class is designed for those who have passed our beginner class and want to
keep learning and refining swim strokes and water skills. To enroll students must have
passed basic skills assessment and be confident and competent in deep water. Class is
taught entirely in deep water. 8 sessions.
12645
PER WR 6239
8:00 PM–9:00 PM
W
E001
Ewing
PER WR 6240 Hydro-Fit Water Workout
This water workout combines both aerobic and strength training to work the heart and
muscles as well as reshaping body tone from fat to muscle. Suitable for all levels of
fitness. 8 weeks.
12637
PER WR 6240
9:30 AM–10:30 AM
PER WR 6269
PER WR 6240
9:30 AM–10:30 AM
F
A210
Luberda
M
E001
Ewing
T
E001
Ewing
PER WR 6270 Beginning Gentle Yoga
Recommended for seniors, those who are recovering from injuries, surgery or who
have been sedentary. (Pregnant women should seek out a prenatal yoga class.) You
will learn breathing techniques along with gentle stretches and some basic classic yoga
poses that will invigorate, strengthen, increase flexibility, and improve your posture.
Learn to relax and release stress through these movements, breath awareness and
some basic meditation techniques. Being able to get up and down for both floor and
standing poses will be required in this class. Bring a towel and wear loose clothing. Do
not eat a heavy meal 2 hours before class; light snack is okay. 7 sessions.
12522
PER WR 6270
6:30 PM–8:00 PM
12638
9:00 AM–9:50 AM
T
E102
Davis
15
PER WR 6271 Hatha Yoga
The Hatha Yoga classes are open to a mixed level of beginning and returning students.
Some Yoga experience is preferred. Both classic poses and stretching will be a part
of the class, which is designed to increase flexibility and vitality. Wear comfortable
clothing and bring a towel. 7 sessions.
FAM WR 4035 Math (Grades 1–2)
Sharpen your reasoning, computation and problem solving skills. Review addition and
subtraction.
12524
Review math computation skills and do word problems.
PER WR 6271
12:00 PM–1:30 PM
S
E102
Davis
M
E102
Davis
12525
PER WR 6271
8:00 PM–9:30 PM
PER WR 6272
8:00 PM–9:30 PM
T
E102
Davis
PER WR 7020 Painting Studio/Class
Experience the joy of watching a painting come to life by your hand. Beginning and
more advanced students will work side by side in this open studio. Bring water mixable
oil or acrylic paints, brushes, canvas board or stretched canvas, and a desire to learn.
Easels provided. Instructor will only be available during the first two hours of class. 6
sessions.
12480
PER WR 7020
11:00 AM–2:00 PM
S
A213
Taylor
PER WR 7115
7:40 PM–8:40 PM
F
LRC Lobby
PER WR 7116 Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, Cumbia & Cha-Cha-Cha Dancing
(Intermediate/Advanced)”
Singles and couples! Want to look better on the dance floor in solo or in partner? This
is for you. Learn impressive combinations for both ladies and men. Guys and gals learn
even to dance stylishly with two partners at the same time! 6 sessions.
PER WR 7116
8:50 PM–9:50 PM
F
LRC Lobby
Viray
Class runs from 06/19 to 07/31. No class on 07/03. Fee: $55 (per person).
PER WR 7118 Best of Ballroom and Swing
Singles and couples! Have a blast at any social dance event. Have fun learning easyto-lead and easy-to-follow movements for American-style Ballroom dancing. (Tango,
Waltz, Rumba/Bolero, Foxtrot/Ballad) and East Coast Swing. It’s easier than you think!
6 sessions.
12484
PER WR 7118
6:30 PM–7:30 PM
F
LRC Lobby
Viray
PER WR 7211 Guitar for Adults
Learn to play guitar. For beginners and those with some experience but who lack ability
to read music. You will learn to play classical and popular music in a group setting while
being introduced to the basic elements of guitar techniques and music theory. Students
must bring their own instrument. 7 sessions.
12812
PER WR 7211
7:30 PM–9:00 PM
T
A317
Silva
FAMILY COLLEGE
FAM WR 4003
10:00 AM–10:50 AM
S
E301
Stefanits
FAM WR 4027 Busy People Around Town (Ages 6–8)
Join us for stories and more. Learn about the busy people places and transportation
around your town with hands-on activities.
FAM WR 4027
9:00 AM - 9:50 AM
Sima
FAM WR 4035
11:00 PM–11:50 AM
T
A218
Sima
12554
FAM WR 4036
9:00 AM–9:50 AM
Th
A218
Sima
FAM WR 4045 Basic Math Review (Grades 7–9)
Don’t fall behind. Review all basic math concepts needed before taking Algebra and
Geometry. 5 sessions.
12557
FAM WR 4045
12:30 PM–2:00 PM
T
A216
Hieberger
FAM WR 4047 Pre-Algebra (Grades 7– 9)
Prepare yourself for those Algebra problems of Junior High and High School. 5
sessions.
12558
FAM WR 4047
2:00 PM–3:30 PM
T
A216
Heiberger
FAM WR 4048
12:30 PM–2:00 PM
TH
A216
Heiberger
A216
Heiberger
FAM WR 4049 Basic Geometry Skills (High School)
Introduction of geometric concepts and review.
12560
FAM WR 4049
2:00 PM–3:30 PM
TH
FAM WR 4052 Super Spellers (Grades 1–3)
This class offers a variety of activities to sharpen spelling and writing skills. Children
will gain confidence to spell words and write independently.
12542
FAM WR 4052
10:00 AM–10:50 AM
T
A218
Sima
T
A218
Sima
Th
A218
Sima
A218
Sima
A210
Simonetti
FAM WR 4053 Creative Writing (Grades 2–8)
Course Fee: $50
Grades 2–4
12546 FAM WR 4053
12:00 PM–12:50 PM
Grades 5–8
12547 FAM WR 4053
11:00 AM–11:50 AM
FAM WR 4055 English Grammar (Grades 4–6)
Students will master important grammar and language arts skills.
12548
FAM WR 4055
2:00 PM–2:50 PM
W
FAM WR 4060 Reading and Math Games (Ages 6–8)
Reinforce and learn basic reading skills through games.
FAM WR 4060
10:00 AM–10:50 AM
T
12530
A218
Review multiplication, division, fractions and word problems.
12531
FAM WR 4003 Beginning Piano I (Ages 9–13)
Is your child the next Mozart? In this course they will learn to read musical notes while
playing an electric piano.
12564
W
12559
Viray
12488
11:00 AM–11:50 AM
FAM WR 4048 Basic Algebra Skills (High School)
Algebra giving you trouble? This class emphasizes the basic concepts used during first
year Algebra. 5 sessions
PER WR 7115 Sizzling Salsa, Bachata, Merengue & Cumbia Dancing
Singles and couples! Have an enjoyable evening learning easy-to-lead and easy-tofollow steps and combinations for Salsa, Merengue, Cumbia & Bachata dances. 6
sessions.
12487
FAM WR 4040
13036
PER WR 6272 Active Yoga
Feel healthier, stronger and more relaxed as you gain a greater awareness of how
your body and mind function together. This class will challenge you with poses that
strengthen your entire body along with some flow yoga sequencing. Must be physically
fit. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a towel. No eating 2 hours before class. 7
sessions.
12523
12553
T
A210
Simonetti
FAM WR 4061 Reading Review (Grades 2–8)
Course Fee: $50.
Sequencing, vocabulary, comprehension, drawing conclusions, picking out main ideas
and context clues at grade appropriate levels.
Grades 2–3
12543 FAM WR 4061
12:00 PM–12:50 PM
W
A218
Sima
W
A218
Sima
T
A218
Sima
Grades 4–5
13035 FAM WR 4061
1:00 PM–1:50 PM
Grades 6–8
12545 FAM WR 4061
2:00 PM–2:50 PM
16
FAM WR 4063 Study Skills (Grades 2–8)
Review skills in skimming, scanning, comparison and contrasting, note-taking, locating
information, reading to gain information, and those for writing reports.
Grades 2–4
12549 FAM WR 4065
12:00 PM–12:50 PM
Th
A218
Sima
T
A218
Sima
Grades 4– 6
12550 FAM WR 4063
1:00 PM–1:50 PM
Grades 7–8
12551 FAM WR 4064 10:00 AM–10:50 AM
Th
A218
Sima
FAM WR 4154 Self-Defense (Ages 8+)
Watch your child’s self-confidence develop, their concentration and grades improve,
while learning basic techniques of self-defense from a black-belt expert.
12571 10:00 AM–10:50 AM
11:00 AM–11:50 AM
12573 W
A210
12532
FAM WR 4154
10:00 AM – 10:50 AM
S
E102
Lemke
FAM WR 4154
5:30 PM – 6:20 PM
T
E102
Lemke
Th
A210
FAM WR 4201
10:00 AM–10:50 AM
A213
Lemke
A210
Luberda
M
Gym
Luberda
S
Gym
Luberda
M
Lemke
FAM WR 4110 Space Rocket Exploration (Ages 6–8)
Hands-on activities related to space, the solar system, stars and rockets.
FAM WR 4110
Luberda
FAM WR 4201 Kitchen Kids Measure, Mix, and Stir (Ages 6–8)
12529
Gym
FAM WR 4072 Paleontology (Ages 6–8)
Be a scientist. Discover the world of dinosaurs, digs and more through hands-on
experience.
FAM WR 4072
Learn the basics of gymnastics using mat, beam, springboard and more.
12574 FAM WR 4143 10:00 AM – 10:50 AM
S
12538
FAM WR 4143 Gymnastics (Ages 7+)
FAM WR 4311 Pop Kids–Jazz (Ages 6–8)
Upbeat dance class for boys and girls. Wear double socks.
12528
FAM WR 4311
6:00 PM–6:50 PM
W
Simonetti
FAM WR 4313 Tumbling (Ages 6–10)
Learn the basic of tumbling using the beam, and other equipment.
FAM WR 4113 Beginning Guitar (Ages 8+)
This course will teach students how to read music, and play song melodies (notes) and
accompaniments (chords). Bring your own guitar.
12533
12566
FAM WR 4314 Studio Dance Class (Ages 6–10)
Tap dancing and creative movement are taught in this class (wear leather soles or tap
shoes).
FAM WR 4113
10:00 AM–10:50 AM
S
E207
Malin
FAM WR 4115 Beginning Piano I (Ages 6–8)
Is your child the next Mozart? In this course they will learn to read musical notes while
playing an electric piano.
12563
FAM WR 4115
9:00 AM–9:50 AM
S
E301
Stefanits
FAM WR 4117 Beginning Piano II (Ages 6–13)
This course is for students who have completed the Beginning Piano I class or have
basic knowledge of piano.
12565
FAM WR 4117
11:00 AM–11:50 AM
S
E301
FAM WR 4313
7:00 PM–7:50 PM
12534
FAM WR 4313
11:00 AM–11:50 AM
12535
FAM WR 4314
6:00 PM–6:50 PM
F
A210
Luberda
E110
Luberda
FAM WR 4315 Mini Cheerleaders and Pom Pons (Ages 6–8)
Learn cheer routines and use pom pons to fun.
12536
FAM WR 4315
6:00 PM–6:50 PM
M
Malin
FAM WR 4122 Little Actors/Actresses (Ages 6–8)
FAM WR 4319 Gymnastics & Cheerleading (Ages 7+)
A combination class that teaches the basic of cheerleading routines and the basics of
gymnastics.
Dramatic play is such fun. You will learn to be someone or something else and act out
skits. You will make puppets, props and more.
12575 12537
FAM WR 4322 Ballet and Music with Movement (Ages 6–12)
Boys and girls are welcome in this class. Learn how to dance with a partner the basics
of ballet and other dance moves. Ballet slippers or double socks required.
FAM WR 4122
11:00 AM–11:50 AM
W
A210
Lemke
FAM WR 4123 Clay, Clay, and More Clay (Ages 6–8)
Make and/or use different types of clay each week. Take a project home weekly.
12527
FAM WR 4123
9:00 AM–9:50 AM
M
A213
12568
Lemke
FAM WR 4127 Hip-Hop Kids/Jazz Dance (Ages 8–12)
Fun for girls and boys in this upbeat dance class. Wear double socks and loose fitting
clothes.
12569 FAM WR 4127
8:00 PM – 8:50 PM
W
E110
Luberda
FAM WR 4006 Creative Dramatics (Ages 6–12)
Boys and girls are welcome in this drama class. You will learn and practice projection
improvisation and staging. Bring your best personality for a truly fun experience.
FAM WR 4006 7:00 PM – 7:50 PM W
E110 Luberda
FAM WR 4130 Creative Craft (Ages 6–8)
Enjoy using a variety of materials to make fun things to take home.
12526
FAM WR 4130
9:00 AM–9:50 AM
FAM WR 4133
9:00 AM–9:50 AM
E102
Luberda
FAM WR 4322
5:00 PM–5:50 PM
F
E102
Luberda
W
A334
Sima, C
FAM WR 4400 Keyboarding (Ages 9–13)
Learn to type on a computer.
12541
FAM WR 4400
9:00 AM–10:50 AM
FAM WR 4801 Fundamental Aquatic Skills Level II (Ages 6–9)
W
This level builds on basic movement learned in Level I and helps the child to swim front
and back crawl with breathing. Further developing breaststroke and the elementary
backstroke, changing direction and rolling from back to front along with two additional
movements that are part of personal water safety skills. To pass, a child must swim all
required skills with no float belt and be comfortable doing so in the deep water. Swim
cap and goggles required for each class. 8 sessions.
A213
Lemke
12675
6:00 PM–6:50 PM
W
E001
Dounos
A210
Luberda
FAM WR 4801
4:45 PM–5:35 PM
Th
E001
Dounos
F
E001
Ewing
S
E001
N. Skrzyniarz
S
E001
Skrzyniarz
S
E001
N. Skrzyniarz
12676
S
FAM WR 4801
FAM WR 4133 Drama and Create (Ages 6–12)
This course teaches a combination of modern dance, drama, and character dancethemed music. Freedom of movement is emphasized. Some props and/or costumes will
be used during this class. Wear double socks. Boys and girls are welcome.
M
12674
12567
5:00 PM – 5:50 PM
Children must be 6 by 06/08.
12570 FAM WR 4319 Class runs from 06/22 to 07/27. Fee: $50.
FAM WR 4801
4:00 PM–4:50 PM
12677
FAM WR 4801
12:00 PM–12:50 PM
12678
FAM WR 4801
1:30 PM–2:20 PM
12679
FAM WR 4801
4:00 PM–4:50 PM
17
FAM WR 4802 Level III: Stroke Development (Ages 6–10)
FAM WR 4814 ARC Pre-School Aquatics (Age 5)
Builds on skills mastered in Level 2. Work on coordination for front and back crawl,
breast stroke and scissor kick and refinement of these strokes. Introduces elements of
butterfly and treading water in the deep. Rules for headfirst entry are taught along with
diving progression. Swim cap and goggles are required for each class. 8 sessions.
This class promotes appropriate learning and development of fundamental water safety
and swimming skills. It is a good step for children coming from the Parent & Child
program as they transition into the Learn-to-Swim program at age 6. Parents DO NOT
go into the water in this class. If your child was not in our parent/child classes and is
4 years of age, please call (773) 481-8841 to see if they would qualify. Swim cap and
goggles are required at each class. 8 sessions.
12681
FAM WR 4802
5:00 PM–5:50 PM
T
E001
Dounos
Th
E001
Dounos
12682
FAM WR 4802
3:45 PM–4:35 PM
12683
FAM WR 4802
4:30 PM–5:20 PM
F
E001
Skrzyniarz
S
E001
N. Skrzyniarz
12684
FAM WR 4802
11:00 AM–11:50 AM
12663
FAM WR 4814
4:00 PM–4:50 PM
T
E001
Dounos
W
E001
Ewing
F
E001
Skrzyniarz
S
E001
Skrzyniarz
Class runs from 06/09 to 07/28.Fee: $74.
12664
FAM WR 4814
5:30 PM–6:20 PM
Class runs from 06/10 to 07/29.Fee: $74.
12665
FAM WR 4814
3:30 PM–4:20 PM
Class runs from 06/05 to 07/30. No class on 07/03.Fee: $74.
FAM WR 4803 Level IV: Stroke Improvement (Ages 7–12)
12666
Must have passed Wright College ARC Level 3 or swim test. Students will improve their
skills and increase their endurance by swimming front crawl and back crawl for greater
distances. Continue to build on elementary backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly and
sidestroke. Learn basic turns and survival swimming. Swim cap and goggles required
for each class. 8 sessions.
FAM WR 4815 Introduction of Water Skills Level 1 (Age 6)
12687
FAM WR 4803
6:00 PM–6:50 PM
T
E001
Dounos
F
E001
Skrzyniarz
12688
FAM WR 4803
5:30 PM–6:20 PM
Class runs from 06/05 to 07/31 (No Class 07/3). Fee: $74.
FAM WR 4805
6:30 PM–8:00 PM
Th
5:30 PM–6:20 PM
E001
FAM WR 4806
5:00 PM–5:50 PM
12670
FAM WR 4806
3:30 PM–4:20 PM
12671
C. Goodwin
M
E001
Ling
Th
E001
A. Goodwin
S
E001
Skrzyniarz
T
E001
Jackson
W
E001
Dounos
S
E001
N. Skrzyniarz
FAM WR 4810
5:00 PM–5:50 PM
12661
FAM WR 4810
2:00 PM–2:50 PM
FAM WR 4809 Level VI: Swimming and Skill Proficiency
Must have passed Wright College Level 5 or swim test. Level 6 is the last level in the
ARC Learn-to-Swim program. There are three sections to Level 6: A) Personal Water
Safety, B) Fundamentals of Diving and C) Fitness Swimmer. All sections have an
emphasis on the strokes to increase power, efficiency and distances. We are offering
sections B & C this summer. Swim caps and goggles are required for each class. 8
sessions.
Level 6B: Fundamentals of Diving
12694 FAM WR 4809
4:30 PM–5:200 PM
12672
FAM WR 4815
FAM WR 4815
FAM WR 4815
FAM WR 4815
FAM WR 4815
12673 FAM WR 4816 6:00 PM–6:50 PM
W
E001
Ewing
5:45 PM–6:35 PM
Th
E001
Dounos
5:00 PM–5:50 PM
F
E001
Ewing
1:00 PM–1:50 PM
S
E001
N. Skrzyniarz
2:30 PM–3:20 PM
S
E001
Skrzyniarz
5:30 PM–6:20 PM
T
E001
Ewing
F
E001
Skrzyniarz
M
E001
Ling
F
E001
Ewing
M
E001
Dounos
Th
E001
Ewing
FAM WR 4817 Level II (Ages 10–14)
12680 FAM WR 4817 7:00 PM–7:50 PM
FAM WR 4818 Level III (Ages 10–14)
12685 FAM WR 4818 4:30 PM–5:20 PM
T
E001
Ewing
Th
E001
A. Goodwin
FAM WR 4818 7:00 PM–7:50 PM
FAM WR 4819 Level IV (Ages 10–14)
12689 FAM WR 4819
6:00 PM–6:50 PM
12690
FAM WR 4819
4:00 PM–4:50 PM
FAM WR 4820 Endurance/Stroke Clinic for Levels 4–6
This class is a concentrated tutorial stroke endurance clinic. Working with the
levels that the student is in, the instructor will guide them to meet personal goals
of improvement through stroke instruction, endurance drills and lap swimming. 8
sessions.
13057
FAM WR 4820
6:00 PM–6:50 PM
Level 6C: Fitness Swimmer
13056 FAM WR 4812
4:30 PM–5:20 PM
FAM WR 4816 Level I (Ages 10–14)
12686
This class promotes appropriate learning and development of fundamental water safety
and swimming skills. It is a good step for children coming from the Parent & Child
program as they transition into the Learn-to-Swim program at age 6. Parents DO NOT
go into the water in this class. If your child was not in our parent/child classes and is
4 years of age, please call (773) 481-8841 to see if they would qualify. Swim cap and
goggles are required at each class. 8 sessions.
12660
Dounos
6:00 PM–6:50 PM
E001
FAM WR 4810 ARC Pre-School Aquatics (Age 4)
FAM WR 4810
M
Class runs from 06/06 to 08/01. No class on 07/04. Fee: $74
12656
5:00 PM–5:50 PM
12693
FAM WR 4815
12692
12667
12669
FAM WR 4806 Level V: Stroke Refinement
Must pass Wright College ARC Level IV or swim test. Students refine their performance
of all the strokes (front and back crawl, butterfly, breast stroke, elementary backstroke
and sidestroke) to increase distance endurance. Front and back flip turns will be
introduces. Swim caps and goggles are required for each class. 8 sessions.
FAM WR 4806
This class is the first in the Red Cross Learn-To-Swim program. Children learn basic
skills including supported floating on the back, underwater exhaling and breathing. And
two forms of arm and leg action. Swim cap and goggles is required at each class. 8
sessions.
12691
12:30 PM–1:20 PM
Must be 6 by 06/08.
12668
FAM WR 4805 Introduction to Synchronized Swimming (Youth)
For youth who can already swim front, back and breast strokes in deep water. This
class will introduce basic synchronized swim skills including precision and pattern
swimming, sculling and figures. Taught by a certified United States Synchronized
Swimming Instructor. 8 sessions.
12696
FAM WR 4814
Class runs from 06/06 to 08/01. No class on 07/04.Fee: $74.
F
E001
Ewing
FAM WR 4906 ARC Parent and Child Aquatics (Ages 1–2)
This program familiarizes children with the water and prepares them to learn to swim in
the ARC Preschool Aquatics program. Illinois Health Department mandates that swim
diapers must have fitted waterproof pants over the diaper. Every child must have an
adult with them in the water for classes. 8 sessions.
12648
FAM WR 4906 6:30 PM–7:00 PM
M
E001
Ling
T
E001
Ewing
T
E001
Jackson
S
E001
Skrzyniarz
12649
FAM WR 4906
10:30 AM–11:00 AM
12650
FAM WR 4906
5:30 PM–6:00 PM
12651
FAM WR 4906
11:00 AM–11:30 AM
FAM WR 4907 ARC Parent and Child Aquatics (Ages 3–4)
This program familiarizes children with the water and prepares them to learn to swim
in the American Red Cross Preschool Aquatics program. Illinois Health Department
mandates that swim diapers must have fitted waterproof pants over the diaper. Every
child must have one adult with them in the water for classes. 8 sessions.
12652
FAM WR 4907
6:30 PM–7:00 PM
W
E001
Ewing
Th
E001
Ewing
F
E001
Skrzyniarz
S
E001
Skrzyniarz
12653
FAM WR 4907
10:30 AM–11:00 AM
12654
FAM WR 4907
6:30 PM–7:00 PM
12655
FAM WR 4907
11:30 AM–12:00 PM
FAM WR 4921 Science (Ages 6–10)
Explore the world of science through hands-on activities. Make discoveries in physics,
chemistry, space and/or other sciences.
12540
FAM WR 4921
1:00 PM–1:50 PM
Th
A218
Sima
FAM WR 4923 Test Taking (Grades 4–6)
Prepare for Testing (includes PARCC, ISAT & TERRA NOVA). Learn techniques that will
help improve performance on tests. Practice tests given weekly.
12552
FAM WR 4923
3:00 PM–3:50 PM
W
A218
Sima
FAM WR 4933 Beginner Book Club (Ages 6–8)
A great way to share books together! Reading books and discussing them together,
while helping your child develop a love of reading and important language and literacy
skills.
12539
FAM WR 4933
10:00 AM–10:50 AM
Th
A210
Simonetti
FAM WR 5011 Fashion Focus for Kids (Ages 8+)
Teaching students to focus on creating fashion illustrations & designs with colored
pencils & markers also giving an insight on material usage, model’s walk & pivots with
an emphasis on runway, tearoom & photography modeling. Dress casual.
12585 FAM WR 5011 4:00 PM – 4:50 PM
F
A210
Luberda
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