CISD C OMMUNITY E DUCATION - S PRING C

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CISD COMMUNITY EDUCATION - SPRING CLASSES 2015
From the Superintendent
Research and good old
classes this year. And regardless of what course you take,
human wisdom show repeatyou can be assured that your
edly that learning something
new keeps us young, healthy
course will be taught by a
and happy. One of the things
well trained staff member.
I believe that makes Comal
Community Education
brochures are mailed out at
ISD such a great district is
the beginning of each semesour Community Education
program, which gives comter and they are also posted to
munity members the opporthe Community Education
Andrew Kim
website, which can be found
tunity for continual learning.
under the “Departments” tab on the disDuring the 2014-15 school year, I invite
you to sign up for at least one of the
trict’s website, www.comalisd.org. Be
abundant offerings from our Commusure to visit the website for the most upto-date information.
nity Education spring catalog.
If you have never taken a CommuBrimming with opportunities for
adults and children, the Community Ednity Education course, let me be among
ucation spring catalog lists a variety of
the first to welcome you to this valuable
course offerings, times and locations
program. If you are one of our regulars,
we are so glad to have you back.
can help you learn new skills, improve
Here’s to a productive year, full of
your quality of life, enhance your parenting skills or adopt a new hobby. We
learning and enrichment!
are also offering many new and exciting
CISD Mission Statement
The mission of Comal Independent School District is to provide extensive
learning opportunities for all students to ensure they become contributing
members of our society.
Andrew Kim - Superintendent
David Andersen - Chief Financial Officer
Jennifer Porter - Assistant Superintendent for Academic & Student Services
Jarrett Cochran - Chief Technology Officer
Comal ISD Board Members
David Drastata - President
Stephen Smith - Vice President
Cody Mueller - Treasurer
Amy Freund - Secretary
Denise Kern - Trustee
Laurie Schley- Trustee
Marty Bartlett- Trustee
The Board of Trustees holds monthly
meetings which are open to the public.
During the audience participation portion
of each meeting, the public may address
the board on any subject, provided they
have followed the proper protocol.
Meetings begin at 6 pm.
AC-MECHS
Alamo Colleges
-Memorial Early College High School
1419 N. Business IH 35, New Braunfels, TX
CHS
Canyon High School
1510 IH 35 N, New Braunfels, TX
CLHS
Canyon Lake High School
8555 FM 32, Fischer, TX
SVHS
Smithson Valley High School
14001 Hwy 46 W., Spring Branch, TX
BBES
Bill Brown Elementary
20410 Hwy 46 W.,
Spring Branch, TX
A schedule is available at
Support Services or on the website:
www.comalisd.org
2 - Community Education Spring 2015
Learning made easy in the comfort of your home. Hundreds of titles online:
www.ed2go.com/comalisd. All classes are Six Weeks long and most are $89.
Pick your date, register, and you’re ready to go.
Here are just a few of the classes offered online:
SAT/ACT Preparation Part 1
This course will prepare you to take the
verbal question types on both the ACT
and the SAT. SAT/ACT
Preparation Part I is designed to
prepare you for the Reading,
English, and Science sections of the
ACT and the critical reading and writing
sections of the SAT.
SAT/ACT Preparation Part 2
You’ll refresh your knowledge of Math
subjects and learn techniques to help
you move through the tests more
quickly. We’ll review
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry,
Trigonometry, and Statistics as well as
the Student Produced Response questions on the SAT. We’ll
practice techniques and approaches
using similar exam questions and fully
explain and interpret the
correct and incorrect answers.
Taking both courses in this two-part series will prepare you for question types
on each test using test-taking techniques
pioneered by Scott Hatch in 1980 and
taught to
thousands of college-bound
students around the world.
Resume Writing Workshop
Transform your resume into a
powerful tool that will get you
interviews. This workshop will lead you
through a self-assessment
series so you will have extensive knowledge about the product you are marketing—YOU! Learn
different resume formats, how to write
an employment objective, and tricks to
writing persuasive cover letters. This
course also covers the use of on-line resumes and Internet Resume Secrets.
Introduction to
Microsoft Excel 2010
Become proficient in using
Microsoft Excel 2010 and discover
dozens of shortcuts and tricks for setting
up fully formatted
worksheets quickly and efficiently.
Introduction to
QuickBooks 2011
Use the power of QuickBooks 2011
software to take control of your business finances! In these lessons, you’ll
learn how to set up a chart of accounts, pay bills from vendors, invoice customers, create receipts, and
reconcile a checking account. In addition, you’ll
discover how to track your
accounts payable and receivable, manage your assets, control
inventory, and create estimates
and reports.
QuickBooks 2011 for
Contractors
Designed specifically for contractors,
this course addresses the
accounting, time tracking, billing, and
estimating needs of the construction
industry. We’ll focus on how to use
the Premier Contractor Edition of
QuickBooks 2011 to run your contracting business more
efficiently.
Accounting Fundamentals
Demand for accounting
professionals currently exceeds supply. If you’re interested in
increasing your financial awareness
while also gaining a
marketable skill, this course is for
you. You’ll learn the basics of doubleentry bookkeeping, as well as how to
analyze and record
financial transactions.
Intermediate Photoshop CS
If you’re already using the basic tools
in Adobe Photoshop CS5, take your
photo-editing skills to a new level! In
this course, you’ll become an expert at
using layers, layer masks, and other
advanced features that let you change
images easily long after you create
them (and long after the Photoshop
“undo” command expires).
To Register For Classes Contact
Charlotte Muniz at (830) 221-2177
COMPUTER
CLASSES
Note: All computer classes are
hands-on classes, thus the class
size is limited to 20 students.
Register Early.
LEARN COMPUTER BASICS
& MICROSOFT WORD
15SP-102
You will learn to operate a computer, navigate through your computer, manage
files and documents, manage printers,
scanners and other devices as wkk as the
basics of Microsoft Word.
• Jan. 13-27 | Tuesdays | 3 wks
Time: 6:00 - 8:30 PM
Place: Bill Brown Elementary
Instructor: Michelle Grell
Cost: $75
ORGANIZE YOUR PHOTOS
& DOCUMENTS
15SP-103
This class is designed to help you create
folders to organize pictures and documents. We will learn how to download
your pictures, place them in a folder and
save them to a flash drive.
• Feb. 10-24 Tuesdays | 3 wks
Time: 6:00-8:30 PM
Place: Bill Brown
Cost: $75
INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT
POWER POINT
15SP-104
Learn the basics of creating PowerPoint
slideshows using Text, Clip Art, Sound,
Music, Photographs and Movies.
• March 31-April 14 | Tuesdays | 3 wks
Time: 6:00-8:30 PM
Place: Bill Brown
Cost: $75
In Case of
Bad Weather
Community Ed Classes will be
cancelled when CISD is closed for
inclement weather.
www.comalisd.org/community_education
Community Education Spring 2015 - 3
CREATIVE ARTS
LEADED GLASS DOOR REPAIR
15SP-108
You see all those beautiful leaded glass
doors everywhere, especially the one
with a broken piece of glass covered with
cardboard. It seems overwhelming and
expensive. Take the“ pain“ out- Learn to
repair glass broken in doors, windows,
panels and more. Each student will be
provided a small glass panel for the
purpose of breaking out a piece and
learning how to replace it. Enjoy restoring a beautiful work and having a good
sense of accomplishment after. You can
save money, earn money and who knows,
maybe you’ll get all crazy and want to
learn how to make your own panel
creations. You will be opening a door of
knowledge to unlimited creativity.
• March 3 | Tuesday | 1 class
Time: 6:00-8:00 PM
Instructor: Catherine Touch
Cost: $25
Supply fee: $45 (paid to instructor)
FUSED GLASS STONES
15SP-109
Make a stunning stone by cutting,
grinding and melting two pieces of glass
together. Learn about compatibility of
glass and inclusions and how to move on
to large pieces such as platters and
window pieces.
• March 5 | Thursday | 1 class
Time: 6:00-9:00 PM
Cost: $25
GLASS ENAMELING (PAINTING)
15SP-110
Bring a picture of yourself, preferably
4x6, and learn how to paint yourself on
glass with fusible paints which will then
be fired in a kiln until paint and glass become one.
• Feb. 24 & 26
Tuesday & Thursday | 2 classes
Time: 6:00-7:30PM
Cost: $25
STAINED GLASS, COPPER FOILED
15SP-111
You can create a small picture made of
colored glass wrapped in copper and soldered together. Learn to cut, grind, wrap
and solder. We will practice with large
and small pieces and gain an understanding of why it works with small pieces that
are a lot more expensive. The color of the
solder can be changed to black or copper,
as desired, using a patina.
• April 14 - Tuesday | 1 class
Time: 6:00-9:00 PM
Cost: $25
Register Early
So Classes
Will Not Be Cancelled
Contact
Charlotte Muniz
(830) 221-2177
STAINED GLASS
15SP-112
This is a illuminating art appreciated
through the ages with beginner class
designed to teach the use of tools, cuts,
various ways of “breaking” difficult cuts,
and how to build and finish a stained
glass panel. Each student will complete
one panel in three sessions.
• April 21, 23, & 28
Tuesdays & Thursday | 3 classes
Time: 6:00-9:00 PM
Cost: $40
Supply Fee: $50 (paid to instructor)
MOSAIC-GLASS ON GLASS
15SP-113
You will learn how to glass with tiny
pieces of colored glass glued and grouted
to a clear glass. You can add imension to
your piece by using shading techniques.
• May 5 & 7
Tuesday & Thursday | 2 classes
Time: 6:00-9:00 PM
Cost: $30
POLYMER CLAY WORKSHOPS
15SP-114
Polymer clay is a fun and amazing 3D
medium that can be used to create
anything from jewelry to sculptures. We
will be focusing on set projects for each
workshop. Students may choose colors
on the day of workshop to make each
project unique. Learn basic polymer clay
techniques to be applied to a wide variety
of hand built sculptures.
Session A - Ornate Hearts
• Feb. 7 Saturday 1 day class
Session B - Whimsical 4 leaf clovers
• March 7 | Saturday | 1 day class
Session C - Bunnies!
• April 4 | Saturday | 1 day class
Session D - Flowers
• May 2 | Saturday | 1 day class
Time: 11:00AM-1:00PM
(Bring sack lunch)
Place: Traveling Art Studio
2351 Gruene Lake Dr Suite B
Instructor: Ashley Martinez
Cost: $40
CREATIVE ARTS
TEEN STUDIO NIGHT
15SP-115
Bring in your own art projects and
supplies, while creating with other area
teens! Food, beverages and a teacher on
site to help with any type of art project!
• Jan. 20 | Tuesdays | 1 class
• Feb. 17 | Tuesdays | 1 class
• April 21 | Tuesdays | 1 class
• May 4 | Tuesdays | 1 class
Time: 5:00PM-7:00PM
Cost: $10
ADULT ACRYLIC PAINTING
15SP-116
Session 1: Theme: Using a Grid
You will understand how to utilize the
grid drawing method to enlarge a photo or
drawing for your acrylic painting. We
will be also working on under painting
techniques, composition and color theory.
Bring in your own drawings or a
photograph for the class.
• Jan. 19-Feb. 9 | Mondays | 4 wks
Session 2: Theme: Painting a Picture
An in depth look into color theory for beginner to intermediate acrylic artists.
Bring in your own image to paint.
• March 23-April 13 | Mondays | 4 wks
Time: 5:00-7:00 PM
Cost: $80
BASIC DRAWING
15SP-117
Come learn the essential skills used to
draw with pencils, using proportion, line
quality, shading and perspective. We
will use a variety of still life
arrangements and some photographs
for our subjects.
Session A
• Feb. 5-26 | Thursdays | 4 wks
Session B
• March 5-April 2 | Thursdays | 4 wks
(no class March 19)
Time: 6:00-8:00 PM
Instructor: Linda Cowan
Cost: $55
Supply fee: $10 (Paid to instructor)
INTRODUCTION TO FUSED GLASS
15SP-118
Learn the basic techniques of fused
glass, or warm glass, an ancient art form
rising in popularity. Learn basic glass
cutting, use trade tools and create your
own fused glass art. You will use different types and textures of glass along
with different techniques to
achievedesired results. The firing
process will be explained but completed
outside of class.
• Jan. 20 & 27 | Tuesdays | 2 classes
Time: 6:00-8:30 PM
• Feb. 3 (pick up date)
Time: 6:00-7:00 PM
Place: AC-MECHS
Instructor: Gail Graham
Cost: $70, Supply fee: $30
HOME MAINTENANCE
AEROBIC SEPTIC SYSTEM
MAINTENANCE
15SP-145
If you currently have or may have in the
future an aerobic septic system, you need
to attend this class. It will show you how
and why it works, but most importantly
you will learn if yours is working
properly. Not understanding your system
could lead to expensive repairs that
could have been prevented.
• Jan. 26 | Monday | 1 class
• March 30 | Monday | 1 class
Time: 6:30 - 8:30 PM
Place: CLHS
• Jan. 29 | Thursday | 1 class
• April 2 | Thursday | 1 class
• May 14 | Thursday | 1 class
Time: 6:30 - 8:30 PM
Place: AC-MECHS
Instructor: Tom Moos
Cost: $100
SOLAR ENERGY WITH ENPHASE
AND HOME DEPOT
15SP-146
You may have been considering going
solar for years and had reservations
from past information or financing. We
can dispel common myths and update
you on recent changes in the solar
markets. Whether you may be interested
in reducing your energy bill, or reducing
your carbon footprint or maybe both, let
Mario Castanares show you how.
You will receive a free workshop,
pen/brochure, and a free solar proposal
for your residence or your business.
• April 7 | Tuesday | 1 class
• May 7 | Thursday | 1 class
Time: 7:00-8:00 PM
Place: Bill Brown
Instructor: Mario Castanares
Cost: $10
DANCE
EAST COAST SWING/JITTERBUG
BEGINNERS
15SP-128
From the Big Band sound of the 40s
through the heyday of the 50s and 60s
rock and roll, the rock-a-billy sound of
country music, to todays Top 40, swing
dancing is here to stay! Learn the basic
steps: lead and follow responsibilities,
turn technique, and the showy moves that
make swing so much fun to dance;
• Jan. 22-Feb. 12 | Thursdays | 4 wks
Time: 7:00-9:00 PM
Place: AC-MECHS
Cost: Couple-$75, Single-$40
Instructor: Valerie Ryan
COUNTRY WESTERN DANCE
INTERMEDIATE
15SP-131
Includes: Two Step, Polka, and Western
Waltz. Our focus will be on the most
important of these - Two Step - but we
will touch on the other dances so that
when you are out dancing at a club, you
won’t have to sit out any of the songs
unless you want to.
(Pre-requisite: Beginner class)
• April 23-May 14 | Thursdays | 4 wks
Time: 7:00-9:00 PM
Place: AC-MECHS
WESTERN WALTZ/NIGHT CLUB
SLOW DANCING - BEGINNERS
15SP-129
Western Waltz is a beautiful dance
utilizing ballroom waltz technique while
dancing to your favorite C&W love
songs. We will also cover the basic steps
for that other romantic possibility, Night
Club Slow Dancing. Ladies love to waltz,
so the gentleman who learns this dance
will never lack for a partner!
• Feb. 19-March 12 | Thursdays | 4 wks
Time: 7:00-9:00 PM
Place: AC-MECHS
COUNTRY WESTERN
BEGINNERS
15SP-132
This Country Western course is designed
especially for beginners. You will learn to
transfer steps and rhythms from one
dance to another, making learning easier
and faster than ever before. Then the steps
will be connected to music and rhythm
through routines, to make remembering
simple and fun. The course includes:
Two-Step, Waltz, Polka (Western and
Mexican Salsa), Swing; Cotton-Eyed Joe,
and Schottische.
• Jan. 27-March 3 | Tuesdays | 6 wks
Time: 7:00-9:00 PM
Instructor: Maxine Scott
Cost: $95 per couple (Couples Only)
COUNTRY WESTERN DANCE
BEGINNERS
15SP-130
Includes: Two Step, Polka, and Western
Waltz. Our focus will be on the most
important of these - Two Step - but we
will touch on the other dances so that
when you are out dancing at a club, you
won’t have to sit out any of the songs
unless you want to. Basic footwork, timing, rhythm, and patterns will be covered.
Time: 7:00-9:00 PM
Place: AC-MECHS
SALSA DANCING 101
15SP-133
Imagine dancing to have fun and get fit
while becoming healthy. You’ll reduce
your stress, increase your energy level
and without realizing it, burn 300 to
500 calories each session.
Time: 7:00-8:00 PM
Place: AC-MECHS
Instructor: E.C. Shingles
JOIN OUR TEAM
Are you interested in a certain topic? Are you interested in teaching
a Community Ed class? We are looking for new instructors that
would like to bring new classes to our community. We have classes
for all ages. If you have suggestions, please contact:
Charlotte Muniz (830) 221-2177
HEALTH
EXERCISE & SPORTS
FIRST AID-AMERICAN HEART
ASSOC. CERTIFICATION
15SP-139
This course is an American Heart
Association First Aid class. You will
receive a two year certification card at the
conclusion of the class. This course is fun
and low stress.
• Jan. 29 | Thursday | 1 Class
• April 2 | Thursday | 1 Class
Time: 6:30-9:30 PM
Place: AC-MECHS
Instructor: Pennie Gopinath
Cost: $35
BASKETBALL CLINIC
15SP-151
Our mission is to develop student athletes
into better basketball players through
intense focus on fundamental skills and
the application of advanced ball handling
and finishing techniques.
Session A: March 7 | Saturday | 1 class
Session B: March 8 | Sunday | 1 class
Time: 9:00-12:00 PM Grades 5th-7th
Time: 1:00-4:00 PM Grades 8th-12th
Place: Spring Branch Middle School
Instructor: Coach Marco Rivera
(Tony Parker Skills Coach)
Cost: $40 for 1 day or $60 for both days
CPR & AED-AMERICAN HEART
ASSOC. CERTIFICATION
15SP-140
This course is an American Heart
Association CPR (Adult, Child, and
Infant) and AED (Automated External
Defibrillator) class. You will receive a
two year certification card at the conclusion of the class. This course is fun and
low stress. You’ll gain hands-on
experience training on adult, child, and
infant mannequins. You’ll learn how to
confidently use an AED device and you’ll
also learn about CPR mouthpieces.
• Jan. 27 | Tuesday | 1 class
• Feb. 24 | Tuesday | 1 class
• April 21 | Tuesday | 1 class
Time: 6:30-9:30 PM
Place: AC-MECHS
Instructor: Pennie Gopinath
Cost: $35
GOLF ADULT BEGINNER
15SP-152
Learn from PGA professionals the proper
grip, stance, swing and approach.
Participants will have the opportunity to
learn and improve their putting, chipping
and trouble shots. Game management,
rules, etiquette, proper use of woods and
irons will also be covered.
• March 24-27 | Tuesday-Friday
Time: 5:30-7:00 PM
Place: Landa Park Golf Course
Instructor: Quintin Alexander
Cost: $80
CARDIO BOOTCAMP
15SP-153
Cardio Bootcamp provides an effective
workout for all ages, experience and
ability level. This type of exercise class
will burn calories by utilizing high
intensity exercises geared toward
improving your muscular endurance,
muscular strength, flexibility and most
importantly your cardio
respiratory fitness.
• Jan. 5-May 28 | Mondays & Wednesdays
Time: 5:00-6:00 PM
Place: CISD Support Services-1st class
1404 IH 35 N
Instructor: Chris San Miguel
Cost: $35-pay online
Cost: $5 per class, pay at the door,
please bring exact amount
TO YOUR HEALTH
15SP-141
Learn the science behind how people
prevent and cure themselves naturally of
cancer, diabetes, arthritis, heart disease,
multiple sclerosis and other diseases.
This life changing class has an excellent
rating by students that have attended.
Don’t allow yourself or a loved one to
suffer from a curable disease.
Session A
Session B
Session C
• April 30 | Thursday | 1 class
Time: 7:00-8:30 PM
Place: AC-MECHS
Instructor: David Will
Cost: $25
charlotte.muniz@comalisd.org
To fill out a course proposal form visit:
http://www.comalisd.org/community_education/course_proposal.asp
EXERCISE & SPORTS
ZUMBA DANCE/TONING
15SP-154
Zumba is an invigorating dance fitness
class that lets you move to music from all
types of dance styles: cumbia, salsa,
meringue, mamba, raggaeton, cha cha, hip
hop music and tango. Zumba toning is the
class for you if you like to work out with
weights and dance while you do it. Zumba
toning targets the abs, thighs, hips, and
other muscles throughout the body. You
will need 2 lb. weights for the toning class.
Session A
• Jan. 6-29 | Tuesdays & Thursdays | 4 wks
Session B
• Feb. 3-26 | Tuesdays & Thursdays | 4 wks
Session C
• March 3-April 2
Tuesdays & Thursdays | 4 wks
(no class on March 17 & 19)
Session D
• April 7-30 | Tuesdays & Thursdays | 4 wks
Session E
• May 5-28 | Tuesdays & Thursdays | 4 wks
Time: 5:30-6:30 PM
Place: AC-MECHS
Instructor: Lillian Usher
Cost: $35 (online for the month)
Cost: $5 per class, pay at the door, please
bring exact amount
THERAPEUTIC YOGA
15SP-155
Basic eight limb yoga based on “Yoga
Sutra” by Patanjali will engage students
in practicing asana routine, mindfulness
and breathing to improve muscle tone,
flexibility and concentration.
Requirements: Yoga mat, blanket or
towel, comfortable work-out attire.
Time: 6:30 - 8:30 PM
Instructor: Darshan Singh
Cost: $56
HILL COUNTRY KARATE
(Youth & Adult sessions)
15SP-156
Karate improves self-discipline, coordination, self-respect, and self-confidence.
All-white martial arts uniform with elastic
waistband required and may be purchased
at class for $35. Registration and payments
are accepted at the first two weeks of class.
Family discounts for three or more! For
more information contact: Nick or Angel
Smith, Co-Directors, at 830-629-6686.
• Jan. 12-June 1 | Mondays
Mountain Valley Elementary Gym
3:30-4:30 PM, Instr: Tony Vannella
15SP-156 (Cont.)
Rahe Bulverde Elementary Gym
6:30-8:30 PM, Instructor: Robert McFarlane
Clear Spring Elementary Gym
6:30-8:30 PM, Instructor: Roger Haggard
• Jan. 13-May 26 | Tuesdays
Bill Brown Elementary Gym
6:30-8:45 PM, Instructor: Nicki Anderwald
Freiheit Elementary Gym
6:30-8:30 PM, Instructor: Mike Jessen
Indian Springs Elementary Gym
6:30-8:30 PM, Instructor: Richard Ruff
• Jan. 14-May 27 | Wednesdays
Startzville Elementary Gym
6:30-8:30 PM, Instructor: Tony Vannella
15SP-156 Cont.
Garden Ridge Elementary Gym
6:30-8:30 PM - Instructor: Nicole Stermer
Oak Creek Elementary Gym
6:30-8:30 PM - Instructor: Roger Haggard
• Jan. 15-May 28 | Thursdays
Rebecca Creek Elementary Gym
3:30-4:30 PM - Instructor: Wendy Zach
Hoffmann Lane Elementary Gym
6:00-8:00 PM - Instructor: Wendy Zach
Specht Elementary Gym
6:30-8:45 PM -Instructor: Richard Ruff
Time: Junior First Hour,
Adult Class Second Hour
Cost: $60 for 10 weeks
VOLLEYBALL
WOMEN’S POWER LEAGUE
15SP-157
6-Player Women’s Only Indoor League
Play Level: Power (moderate or higher
level of experience)
Ages: High School & Above
• Feb. 11-April 22 | Wednesdays
(No Class March 18)
Time: 6:30 - 9:30 PM
Place: Church Hill Middle School
Fees: $100 per team,
plus $5 fee per player on roster
Contact Denise Cook with questions
Phone: 830-832-0827
or Email: nbvball@gmail.com
SELF-DEFENSE FOR LADIES
15SP-158
This course is designed for adult and
teenage females. Students will increase
self-confidence and self-esteem while
learning self-defense techniques that
promote speed, power, and accuracy.
• Feb. 3-24| Tuesdays | 4 wks
Time: 7:00-8:00 PM
Place: AC-MECHS
Instructor: E.C. Shingles
Cost: $60
ZUMBA
15SP-159
Are you ready to party yourself into
shape? That’s exactly what the Zumba
program is all about. It’s an exhilarating,
easy-to-follow, Latin-inspired,
calorie-burning dance fitness party that
moves millions of people toward joy and
health. Wear comfortable clothing and
bring water.
• Jan. 12-May 18 | Mondays
(no class Feb.16, March 16)
Time: 6:30-7:30 PM
Instructor: Judith Soto
Place: Freiheit Elementary
Cost: $5 per class, pay at the door,
please bring exact amount.
Register Early
So Classes
Contact
Charlotte Muniz
(830) 221-2177
EXERCISE & SPORTS
CampFit KIDS RUNNING CLUB
15SP-160
Join CampFit Kids Running Club!
CampFit Kids Running Club is designed
to help kids reach new goals with running. Studies show that kids involved in
fitness programs have an increase in
confidence, independence and resiliency.
Running club will run for 5 weeks. Each
week will consist of a short teaching time
focused on basic running forms, breathing
techniques, pre and post running stretching and nutrition. Students will choose a
distance (1/4, 1/2, 3/4 and 1 mile
distances) and work on that distance each
session. Each week CampFit Kids will
run their distance and earn a spirit stick
with their placement according to their
time. Kids can also earn points by
encouraging their families to get out and
run during the week. On the final week,
the CampFit kids with the most points
and best times will earn medals in
addition to their spirit sticks. Parents are
encouraged to come and run with their
kids and help them encourage one
another. The goal of CampFit Kids is to
encourage families to get fit together.
Running is an easy way to play together
and anyone, no matter their size or shape
can do it! Each CampFit Kid will receive
a t-shirt, running bag and Running Club
spirit stick. CampFit Kids Running Club
will be limited to the first 50 kids who
sign up. For more information go to
campfitkids.com.
Session A:
Arlon Seay
(no class Feb. 16)
Johnson Ranch
• Jan. 20-Feb. 17 | Tuesdays | 5 wks
Indian Springs
Session B:
Arlon Seay
• March 2-April 6 | Mondays | 5 wks
(no class March 16)
Johnson Ranch
(no class March 17)
Indian Springs
(no class March 19)
Time: 2:50-4:00 PM
Instructor: Stephayne Gibson
Cost: $75, Supply fee: $15
CampFit KIDS ULTIMATE
FRISBEE CLUB
15SP-161
CampFit Kids Ultimate Frisbee Club is an
addition to our running club. We decided
to add a new club to encourage kids to
come and try out a new sport. Ultimate
Frisbee clubs last for 5 weeks. Each
week will consist of instruction time
learning how to properly throw and catch
a Frisbee, the rules of the game and of
course, some game play. This sport
teaches quickness, stamina, good hand
/eye coordination, accurate aim and
players learn to work together to benefit
the team as a whole. Ultimate Frisbee
includes running and is an easy way to
play together and anyone can participate!
Session A:
Timberwood Park
Kinder Ranch
Session B:
Timberwood Park
(no class March 17)
Kinder Ranch
• March 5-April 9| Thursdays | 5 wks
(no class March 19)
Time: 2:50-4:00 PM
Instructor: Stephayne Gibson
Cost: $75
Challenger Soccer Academy
15SP-162
Challenger Soccer Academy is the trusted
soccer vendor for many local school authorities. Our After School Programs
focus on introducing and developing each
player’s skills as our International coaches
follow an innovative curriculum that combines drills and games in a relaxed and fun
environment to encourage development!
Each of our weekly classes focuses on a
particular soccer skill that will challenge
each player to succeed and improve.
Session A:
Garden Ridge
• Feb. 9-March 30
Mondays | 6 wks | 3-4 PM
(no class Feb. 16 or March 16)
Garden Ridge
• Feb. 9-March 30
Mondays | 6 wks | 4-5 PM
Bill Brown
• Feb. 10-March 24 | Tuesdays | 6 wks
(no class March 17)
Indian Springs
• Feb. 11-March 25 | Wednesdays | 6 wks
(no class March 18)
Hoffmann Lane
(no class March 19)
(15SP-162 Cont.)
Session B:
Garden Ridge
• April 6-May 11 | Mondays | 6 wks: 3-4pm
Garden Ridge
• April 6-May 1 | Mondays | 6 wks: 4-5pm
Bill Brown
• April 7-May 12 | Tuesdays | 6 wks
Indian Springs
• April 8-May 13 | Wednesdays | 6 wks
Hoffmann Lane
Time: 3:00-4:00PM
Cost: $85
AGeless Fitness KID STYLE
15SP-163
It’s time for your child to see how fun
being active and fit can be! Getting kids
to be active at a young age instills healthy
habits for a lifetime. During the 6 week
period your child will have the opportunity to: learn to set and achieve goals,
increase endurance, gain more self
confidence, and increase daily energy.
Session A:
Session B:
(no class March 17)
Session C:
Place: Rebecca Creek
Time: 3:00-4:00 PM
Instructor: Ashley Green
Cost: $55
AGeless Fitness BOOTCAMP
15SP-164
Come get a great workout at CLHS.
Bootcamp style workouts offer a
combination of cardio and strength
exercises to get your heart rate up! Just
bring a mat, small weights, and water!!
Session A:
• Jan. 20-Feb. 19
Tuesdays & Thursdays | 5 wks-10 Classes
Session B:
• Feb. 24-April 2
(no class on March 17 & 19)
Session C:
• April 7-May 7
Session D:
• May 12-June 1
Time: 5:30-6:30 PM
Place: Canyon Lake High School
Instructor: Ashley Green
Cost: $80, Drop-in rate: $10
MUSIC
MOTIVATIONAL BOOT CAMP
15SP-165
This is a real boot camp taught by a real
soldier who will motivate you to achieve
and surpass all of your fitness goals and
desires. This boot camp is for ALL levels
and anyone ages 10 and up so be comforted
knowing that NO ONE is left behind!
• Jan. 5 - May 27 | Mondays & Wednesdays
Time: 7:00-8:00 PM
Place: Church Hill Middle School Gym
Instructor: Rudy Velasquez
Cost: $5 per class (please pay at class)
YOUTH SOCCER TRAINING CLUB
15SP-166
SALSC embraces youth and works to help
them build confidence physicality, skill,
through soccer. Started with the intent of
helping expose youth to the world’s most
popular sport, we have grown to be one of
the premier soccer training development
organizations in the region.
• March 3-May 5 | Tuesdays | 9 wks
(no class March 17)
Time: 5:30-6:45 PM
Place: Specht Elementary
Instructor: Thanh Duong
Cost: $125
BOOT CAMP
15SP-167
Boot Camp is 4 weeks of various exercises and different types of training.
Different programs include my 14 day Fat
Furnace designed to burn body fat while
teaching you how to eat correctly and
what foods to eat to increase metabolism.
• Jan.5 - new session every 4 weeks
Time: 7:00-8:00 PM
Place: Goodwin Frazier Elementary Gym
Instructor: Robert Howe
Cost: $120 - pay at class
BEGINNER’S GUITAR
Adult & Children
15SP-175
Learn basic open chords in the firstposition which will enable you to play many
songs. Class song material will be furnished at no charge. Students will need an
acoustic guitar or an electric guitar without amp for this class. If you have a guitar,
please bring it to the studio prior to beginning your first class. Low price guitar
rentals are available from the instructor.
Session A: Ages 9-12
• Feb. 20-March 13 | Fridays | 4 wks
Time: 5:00-6:00 PM
Instructor: Jerry McKinnon
Session B Adults
Time: 6:00-7:00 PM
Place: Bill Hill Music Studios
1290 S Business IH-35
Instructor: Bill Hill
Cost: $60 (Guitar rentals available)
DYNAMIC DRUMS
Adult & Children
15SP-176
Musicians are welcome from beginner to
advance. An original drummer for Kenny
Rogers, Charles Navarro shares his 40
years of drumming and performance experience with his students. No drums
needed, supplies are available through the
instructor. Drum Book: $18.95
and Drum Sticks $10.95
Session A: Ages 9-12
Time: 5:00-6:00 PM
Session B
Time: 6:00-7:00 PM
Instructor: Charles Navarro
Cost: $60
LANDSCAPE & GARDENING
SKILLED GARDENER SERIES
15SP-168
Improve Your Soil to Grow Anything
and Resist Drought - Learn what’s new
in soil amendments.
15SP-169
Vegetable Gardening and Garden
Pest-Create Gardens that are Easy to
Grow and Maintain
15SP-170
Lawn and Landscape Maintenance
- Master Turf and Landscape Problems
15SP-171
Tree and Shrub Care - Prune like a Pro,
Prevent Oak Wilt
15SP-172
Xeriscaping, Wildscaping, and NativeScapes - A New Look at Plants and
Plant Combinations
15SP-173
Cottage Gardening and Curb Appeal
- Step by Step Landscape Design
Place: AC-MECHS
Instructor: David Will
Cost: $30 each class
or $100 for all 6 classes
MUSIC
MANDOLIN
15SP-177
The Mandolin is a fun and widely used in
popular Country and Bluegrass band jam
sessions. You will learn chords, andconcepts like the triplet “hammer-pulls”, and
“turnarounds”, that are often used in minisolos between the verses of songs. 3 songs
will be taught in this beginner session.
• Feb. 20-March 13
Fridays | 4 weeks| 7:00-8:00 PM
Cost: $60
LEARN VOCAL
15SP-178
Opera to Pop-good opportunity to learn
voice-beginning to advanced.
Session A Grades 9-12
• Jan. 19-Feb. 9
Mondays | 4 wks | 5:00-6:00 PM
Session B
• Jan. 19-Feb. 9
Mondays | 4 wks | 6:00-7:00 PM
Instructor: Teri Johnson
Cost: $60
PIANO KEYBOARD BEGINNER
15SP-179
Come have fun with music. Learn how to
play the piano keyboard.
Time: 5:00-6:00 PM
Instructor: Kristen Stone
Cost: $60
BANJO BEGINNER
15SP-180
This Banjo class will cover basic techniques and basic music reading for the
instruments. The class will learn simple
songs and work with play-a-long
recordings to help develop their individual techniques. Students should have
their own instruments. Rentals are
available at studio.
Time: 6:00-7:00 PM
Cost: $60
UKULELE BEGINNER
15SP-181
This Ukulele class will cover basic
techniques and basic music reading for
the instruments. The class will learn
simple songs and work with play-a-long
recordings to help develop their
individual techniques. Students should
have their own instruments.
Rentals are available at studio.
Time: 6:00-7:00 PM
Cost: $60
SACC
SUMMER SITES
IN-TOWN:
• FREIHEIT • GARDEN RIDGE
• HOFFMANN LANE
HILL COUNTRY:
• JOHNSON RANCH,
• KINDER RANCH
• TIMBERWOOD PARK
• INDIAN SPRINGS (POTENTIAL)
TRUMPET & CLARINET
BEGINNER
15SP-182
The brass and woodwind classes will be
designed for beginners that will encompass basic technique, basic knowledge of
reading music and learning easy songs so
students will be able to perform with
play-a-long recordings. Students already
in beginning band may also bring music
their band is learning to receive additional
instruction. The studio will also provide
brass and woodwind instruments to rent if
there are students who need one. The
class will also be designed for 5th grade
students who haven’t studied any
instruments and would like to get an early
start on their band career.
Time: 6:00-7:00 PM
Cost: $60
SYMPHONY VIOLIN BEGINNER
15SP-183
My name is Joshua Arrieta. I’ve been
playing the violin for 14 years and
teaching for 6 years. I studied violin
under Dr. Bird at Texas State for four
years. I’ve worked with the Texas State
String Project for four years and under the
direction of Dr. Asbell and Dr. Hamelin.
I’ve completed the Suzuki certification
course for book 1 under Dr. Laurie Scott
in 2012 and I’m an award winning
composer who loves to write
music. Come learn to play the violin.
Time: 5:00-6:00 PM
Instructor: Joshua Arrieta
Cost: $60
R E G I S T E R & PAY O N L I N E !
http://comalisd.revtrak.net
Questions? Contact Charlotte Muniz (830) 221-2177
BUSINESS & FINANCE
RETIREMENT EDUCATION THAT
MAKES SENSE
15SP-188
A financial planning education course
designed to help you discover, construct
and live the retirement life you deserve.
This course provides real answers to real
questions about your financial and
retirement concerns. When you think
about your future, what is your greatest
concern or priority? Continual changes in
tax law, Social Security’s uncertain future
and the transition away from employer
managed pensions and retirement plans;
our need for a sound financial plan is
paramount. This class explains strategies
to help you make sound decisions about
your future. No matter your objective:
leaving a legacy for your children, preserving your lifestyle, or creating an income stream that supports your favorite
charity, this course helps you clearly plan
your future with confidence.
Session A:
• Jan. 27 & 29 - Tuesday & Thursday
Session B:
• Feb. 24 & 26 - Tuesday & Thursday
Session C:
• March 24 & 26 - Tuesday & Thursday
Session D:
• April 7 & 9 - Tuesday & Thursday
Session E:
• May 19 & 21 - Tuesday & Thursday
Time: 6:00-8:30 PM
Place: AC-MECHS
Instructor: Brooklynn Chandler Willy
Cost: $49
BASICS OF SELLING ON eBay
15SP-189
Learn the “Basics of Selling on eBay”.
This course includes instruction on how
to create your eBay and PayPal accounts,
determine market value, calculate listing
and selling fees, listing your item,
shipping and leaving feedback. Student
Guide (optional) is available at an
additional cost. Education Specialist is
trained by eBay.
Session A: Jan. 20-Feb. 3 - Tuesdays | 3 wks
Session B: April 7-21
Time: 6:00-8:00 PM
Place: AC-MECHS
Instructor: Sandra Cuellar
Cost: $110
COUPONING 101
15SP-190
Ever wanted to coupon but thought it was
too much work? Learn the basics, lingo,
and how to find the deals! Everyone
knows about coupons and how to use
them, but not everyone knows how to use
them effectively. In this two hour course,
participants will learn how to maximize
their savings and use coupons to shop for
FREE. In addition, participants will learn
how to find coupon savings and deals
online and in stores. Several tips and
tricks for “frugalizing” your pets and
home will also be discussed. Participants
need to have a basic understanding of
computers and the Internet to fully benefit
from this class. Objectives- Participants
will be able to: 1.Cut their grocery bill by
at least half (within two months of taking
this class) 2.Use couponing vocabulary
3.Read a blog list of grocery and drug
store deals 4.Create an effective shopping list 5.Understand stockpiling
6.Effectively organize coupons 7.Use
coupons to obtain items for free 8.
Write companies for more FREEBIES
• Jan. 20 - Tuesday | 1 class
• Feb. 17 - Tuesday | 1 class
• March 24 - Tuesday | 1 class
• April 28 - Tuesday | 1 class
Time: 6:00-8:00 PM
Place: AC-MECHS
Instructor: Mandi Jakubowski
Cost: $20
Supply fee: $5 (paid to instructor at class)
MEDICARE MONEY SAVING TIPS
15SP-191
If you are confused by all the choices you
make when you first become eligible for
Medicare or if you feel like you are
paying too much for your coverage then
you will find this class to be a wealth of
information. You will find a more detailed
description of this class if you go onto the
Comal ISD website.
Session A:
• Feb. 19 - Thursday | 1 class
Place: Bill Brown
Session B:
• March 26 - Thursday | 1 class
Place: AC-MECHS
Time: 6:00PM-8:00PM
Instructor: John Young
Cost: $10
Nothing cancels a good class quicker than everyone
waiting until the last minute to register.
If there are not enough registrations by 2 days prior
to a start date, the course will be cancelled.
REGISTER EARLY!
SAVVY SOCIAL SECURITY
PLANNING
15SP-192
We will address the following Questions:
Will Social Security be there for me?
How much can I expect to receive? When
should I apply for Social Security? How
can I maximize my benefits? We’ll also
review: How your benefit will be affected
by the age at which you apply • How cost
of living?adjustments, or COLAs, affect
benefits • How spousal benefits work •
How survivor benefits work • How
divorced?spouse benefits work • How
working affects benefits • How benefits
affect taxes • What to do if you have other
income from pensions or IRAs.
Place: Brown Elementary
Place: AC-MECHS
Time: 6:00-7:30 PM
Instructor: Sal Cadena
Cost: $25
HOME EQUITY CONVERSION
MORTGAGE
15SP-193
Come learn what the new regulations are,
including the newest program, HECM for
Purchase. Texans voted and approved
this new type of mortgage that allows you
to downsize or relocate to a new home
with no monthly payments. Great
information for Realtors, too!
Time: 6:00 – 7:00 PM
Place: AC-MECHS
Instructor: Carrie Mauthe; Loan
Officer/Reverse Mortgage Specialist
NMLS# 273879
Cost: $10
HOW TO SHOP FOR A FUNERAL
15SP-194
Today’s consumers spend two years
purchasing their first home, five months
shopping for a new car and two months
looking for a refrigerator or television set,
yet they rarely shop for a funeral. You can
purchase a Basic Cremation in
SanAntonio for $999.00 or $5,000.00.
This presentation spurs people to have a
plan and discuss that plan with family.
Subway sandwiches will be served.
Session A: Feb.26 - Thursday | 1 class
Place: AC-MECHS
Session B: March 26 - Thursday | 1 class
Time: 6:30-8:30 PM
Instructor: Bill Bischoff-a Retired Air
Force Chaplain of FuneralCaring USA
Cost: $10
HOME SELLING PROCESS
DEMYSTIFIED
15SP-195
Thinking about selling your home but
don’t know where to start? This is the
course for you. Penny Pereboom is a
licensed real estate agent that wants
home owners to know what to expect
from their agent when they choose one to
list their home. Learn how an agent
should be helping you determine the right
price to get your home sold, market your
property in the best light, prepare your
home for viewing, and guide you through
the negotiations. At the end of the class,
students will be eligible for an individual
FREE comparative market analysis and
consultation.
• Jan. 29 - Thursday | 1 class
• April 26 - Thursday | 1 class
Time: 6:00-8:00 PM
Place: AC-MECHS
Instructor: Penny Pereboom
Cost: $10
HOME BUYING PROCESS
DEMYSTIFIED
15SP-196
Ready to buy a home but don’t know
where to start? Not sure if you would
even qualify? Whether you are ready to
buy your first home or you are just
thinking about it and would like to know
more about the process, this class is for
you. Learn how to obtain financing, what
to look for in a lender, how to search for a
home, what to look for in a real estate
agent and what the process involves from
submitting an offer to closing and funding
your new home.
• April 16 - Thursday | 1 class
Time: 6:00-8:00 PM
Place: AC-MECHS
Instructor: Penny Pereboom
Cost: $10
GETTING PAID TO TALK
15SP-197
Take a realistic and entertaining look at
the positive and negative components of
building success as a voice actor. David
will discuss both the creative and business aspects of the field. In addition to
having the opportunity to hear voice
acting demos from working professionals,
each student will have the opportunity to
record a real script under the direction of
our producer right there in the class.
Time: 6:30 - 9:00 PM
Place: AC-MECHS
Instructor: David Rodwell
Cost: $35
SEWING/
QUILTING
QUILTING BEGINNERS
DESIGN AND MORE
15SP-199
Learn fabric selection, use of a rotary
cutter, piecing your fabric, quilting your
layers and finishing. Bring your proof of
payment for the class to The Quilt Haus
before your first class starts to get your
supply list. Sewing machine required and
homework is involved.
• Feb. 15, 22
• March 1,8,22,29
Sundays - 6 wks
Time: 1:30-4:30PM
Place: The Quilt Haus 830-620-1392
(651 N Business 35, Market Place)
Instructor: Judy Borger
Cost: $120
QUILTING BEGINNERS
DANCING STARS
15SP-200
Creating this charming lap size quilt will
get you started on your quilting path. The
quilt is made with pre-cut strips, or jelly
rolls. Students will learn straight line
sewing, rotary cutting skills, and precise
pressing. Students will leave class with a
finished quilt top and enough knowledge
to start their next quilt.
Supplies: A sewing machine, Dancing
Stars pattern, sewing supplies, scissors,
pins, thread, etc, rotary cutter and ruler,
and fabric as required in pattern.
Session A:
• Jan. 20, 27, Feb. 3,10 | Tuesdays | 4 wks
Session B:
• April 21, 2, May 5,12 | Tuesdays | 4 wks
Time: 6:00-9:00 PM
Place: The Quilt Haus 830-620-1392
Instructor: Shirley Ginn
Cost: $120
QUILT A SEASONAL TABLE
RUNNER- BEGINNERS
15SP-201
Kits are available for purchase - $30 or
come in and let us help you with your
fabric selection. This class teaches you
the proper use of a rotary cutter, piecing
your fabric, quilting your layers and finishing. Bring your proof of payment for
the class to The Quilt Haus before your
first class starts to get your supply
list. Sewing machine required. Bring a
sack lunch on the first day of class.
• Feb. 17 & Feb. 24 | Tuesdays | 2 classes
Time: 9:30 AM – 2:30 PM
Place: The Quilt Haus
Cost: $75
FUN FOR KIDS
SEWING
(BEGINNER CLASSES FOR KIDS & TEENS)
PILLOW TALK
15SP-202
Learn to make a fun, unique, personal
standard size pillow case! Once you
know how, the possibilities are really
endless! Plan to bring your sewing
machine and some basic sewing tools and
supplies to make your very own pillow
case. You will need ¾ yd of the main
fabric, ¼ yd of a coordinating fabric for
the flange and a 2-3 inch piece for the
band. The class is two hours long and you
leave with a finished pillow case and skills
to make gifts for a lifetime.
Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
651 N Business 35, Market Place
Instructor: Laura Wooldrige
Cost: $20
JOURNAL COVER
15SP-203
This class will teach you how to make a
cover for a standard size composition
book. In two hours, you will complete a
fabric cover and gain the skills to
customize covers any way you would
like. Students are asked to bring their
own sewing machine and basic sewing
tools and supplies. Fabric requirements
are two fat quarters but feel free to bring
scraps of other fabrics if you want.
Time: 12:00 – 2:00 PM
Cost: $20
DRAWSTRING BAG
15SP-204
This quick project has so many uses! With
two fat quarters, some ribbon and basic
sewing skills, you can make a drawstring
bag with unlimited potential. Unique,
quick and wonderfully cute, this is a pattern you will make over and over. Bring
your sewing machine and basic tools and
supplies and plan to leave with your finished product.
Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Cost: $20
FABRIC BASKET
15SP-205
This is a quick quilted basket that you can
personalize in so many ways. Making one
is just the beginning! The possibilities are
pretty much endless once you have the
basic construction mastered. You will
leave the two hour class with your finished
project. Supplies for the basket are two fat
quarters, 4 coordinating buttons and a
20”X20” piece of batting along with your
sewing machine and basic sewing tools
and supplies.
• March 19 - Thursday| 1 class
Time: 12:00 – 2:00 PM
Cost: $20
FUN AND EASY POCKET APRON
15SP-206
Interesting in learning to sew but not sure
how to get started? Well this is the class
for you! In this entry level class students
will learn basic cutting and sewing skills
while making a functional apron. Make
one for everyone in the family. Sewing
machine required. Come by the Quilt
Haus and buy your class supplies.
• March 25 - Wednesday | 1 class
Time: 6:00 – 9:00 PM
Instructor: Krista Buegler
Cost: $25
PAJAMA PANTS
15SP-207
Everyone loves a comfy pair of sleeping
pants! Customize yours with some cute
fabric! This is an entry level sewing class.
You will learn how to cut out a pattern, sew
a seam, put in a hem, and make a ruffle!
You will want to make more than one pair!
A sewing machine is required for this class.
• March 22 - Sunday | 1 class
Time: 5:30 – 9:00 PM
Instructor: Krista Buegler
Cost: $35
Nothing cancels a good class quicker than
everyone waiting until the last minute to register.
If there are not enough registrations by 2 days prior to a
start date, the course will be cancelled. Register Early!
FRIDAY NITE LIVE!
KIDS NIGHT OUT!
PARENTS NIGHT OFF!
GRADES K - 5TH
15SP-224
Friday Nite Live provides fun, safe,
supervised events for kids and a well-deserved night off for parents. Each event
incorporates a different theme and includes sports, games, contests, crafts, face
painting, music, a live DJ and so much
fun! Parents can have peace of mind,
knowing their children are having a blast
in a safe and secure environment. A
uniformed police officer is assigned to
each event plus trained staff to facilitate
the activities. Children must be signed in
and signed out from each event. Concessions are available for an additional
charge and include pizza, sports drinks,
soda, chips, applesauce, fruit snacks,
pickles, candy and glow novelty items.
• Jan. 16-May 29 | Friday
(does not meet on school holidays)
Time: 7:00-10:30 PM
Place: Indian Springs
25751 Wilderness Oak, San Antonio 78261
Instructor: Friday Nite Live
Cost: $12
2 ways to register:
online at www.FNLSA.com or at the door
W.O.W. ZOOM! PHYSICS CAMP
15SP-225
Worlds of Wonder proudly presents this
exciting Physics camp to students age
6-12. In this camp, the students will learn
about physics and the laws of motion.
Children will consider force, gravity,
weight distribution and design as they
build different vehicles each day to race.
Each student will have their own Zoom
kit to build kit designs as well as their
own custom builds. The students will be
divided up into 3 teams, and will compete
in daily races to test the laws of motion
on their unique designs. Each student
will finish with a WOW (Worlds ofWonder) Certificate of Completion. This is an
exciting camp for BOTH boys and girls.
Specht
• Jan. 19-Feb. 23 - Mondays | 5 wks
(no class Feb. 16)
Kinder Ranch
• Jan. 20-Feb. 17 - Tuesdays | 5 wks
Timberwood Park
• Jan. 21-Feb. 18 - Wednesdays | 5 wks
Indian Springs
• Jan. 22-Feb. 19 - Thursdays | 5 wks
Time: 2:45-4:00 PM
Instructor: Donna Twilla,
The Whole Child Learning Company
Cost: $75
W.O.W ROCKS! GEOLOGY CAMP
15SP-226
This camp will teach students, 6-12 years,
about Geology and Earth Science. With
hands on exploration, students will learn
the difference between crystals, geodes,
gems, agates, fossils, volcanic rock and
more. Your student will have a new
appreciation for rocks and minerals as
they examine them with a microscope, on
a light table and when sliced. Stalagmites
and Stalactites will be studied and a trip
to Wonder World would be a perfect
conclusion to this camp! Each student
will finish with a WOW (Worlds of Wonder) Certificate of Completion.
Specht
• March 2-April 6 - Mondays | 5 wks
(no class March 16)
Kinder Ranch
• March 3-April 7 |-Tuesdays | 5 wks
(no class March 17)
Timberwood Park
• March 4-April 8 - Wednesdays | 5 wks
(no class March 18)
Indian Springs
• March 5-April 9 - Thursdays | 5 wks
(no class March 19)
Time: 2:45-4:00 PM
Instructor: Donna Twilla,
The Whole Child Learning Company
Cost: $75
W.O.W. ARTE’ EN ESPANOL!
ART & CULTURE CAMP
15SP-227
Students, 6-12 years, will gain a new
appreciation for Spanish / Mexican Culture while crafting traditional Art. The
creations include: Mexican Folk Art,
Papel Picado, Fiesta Flowers, Cascarones,
Paper Molas, Huichol Indian Bead-work,
Guatemalan Animal Carvings, and Talavera Tiles. Students will also be given
some instruction in drawing so they can
create their own Folk Art. Held each
Spring during San Antonio’s Fiesta Celebration and Cinco De Mayo, this camp is
full of celebration and fun, with daily
Mexican food snacks and Spanish Language thrown in, this class is sure to be a
blast to BOTH boys and girls. Each student will finish with a WOW (Worlds of
Wonder) Certificate of Completion.
Specht
• April 20-May 18 |-Mondays | 5 wks
Kinder Ranch
• April 21-May 19 |-Tuesdays | 5 wks
Timberwood Park
• April 22-May 20 |-Wednesdays | 5 wks
Indian Springs
• April 23-May 21 |-Thursdays | 5 wks
Time: 2:45-4:00 PM
Instructor: Donna Twilla, The Whole
Child Learning Company
Cost: $75
KIDS ON PIANO
15SP-228
Kids on Piano offers an introductory
course designed for students age 4 and
older. The lessons are fun and packed
with activities. Not only will your child
learn to play the piano, but experience
music through movement and games.
Classes usually consist of 3 students who
are similar in age. All students are actively engaged the entire lesson. Continuous monthly sessions are offered. New
classes will be formed as needed. It is not
necessary to have a keyboard instrument
to begin lessons. Please register for class
and instructor will call you for the time.
Classes held every 30 minutes starting at
3:00 PM going through 6:00 PM.
Session A:
Session B:
• Feb. 17-March 10 - Tuesdays | 4 wks
Session C:
• March 24-April 14 - Tuesdays | 4 wks
Session D:
• April 21-May 12 - Tuesdays | 4 wks
Place: Hoffmann Lane
Instructor: Barbara Reuter
Cost: $60, Supply Fee: $10
(paid to instructor at 1st class,each session)
Book Fee: $25 (paid to instructor once)
GED
Church Hill Portables
1298 Church Hill Dr.
Day and Evening Classes Offered
Check our website for schedule
www.comalisd.org/
adult-education
For further information call
(830) 221-2057
ESL
Church Hill Portables
1298 Church Hill Dr.
Day and Evening Classes Offered
Check our website for schedule
www.comalisd.org/
adult-education
For further information call
(830) 221-2057
Find a copy of
Comal ISD
Community Education
online at
www.comalisd.org/
community_education
FUN FOR KIDS
KINDERDANCE (Ages 3-5)
15SP-229
This is a planned developmental
dance/movement and fitness program
taught in 3 levels, stressing the basics of
Ballet, Tap, Acrobatics, Motor Skills and
Creative Dance that blends in educational
concepts. Age appropriate music and
dances will be taught.
Session A:
Kinder Ranch: Jan. 12-Feb. 23
Mondays | 6 wks (no class Feb. 16)
Indian Springs: Jan. 20-Feb. 24
Tuesdays | 6 wks
Hoffmann Lane: Jan. 21-Feb. 25
Wednesdays | 6 wks
Garden Ridge: Jan. 22-Feb. 26
Thursdays | 6 wks
Cost: $75
Session B:
Kinder Ranch: March 2-April 13
Mondays | 6 wks (no class March 16)
Indian Springs: March 3-April 14
Tuesdays | 6 wks (no class March 17)
Hoffmann Lane: March 4-April 15
Wednesdays | 6 wks (no class March 18)
Garden Ridge: March 5-April 16
Thursdays | 6 weeks (no class March 19)
Cost: $75
Session C:
Kinder Ranch
• April 20-May 18 | Mondays | 5 wks
Indian Springs
Hoffmann Lane
Garden Ridge
Cost: $63
Time: 4:00-4:45 PM
Instructor: Jennifer Reid
KINDERCOMBO K-5th grades
15SP-230
This is a planned developmental dance
program stressing the basics of Ballet,
Tap, and Jazz skills. Age appropriate
music and dances will be taught.
Session A:
Kinder Ranch
• Jan. 12-Feb. 23 |Mondays | 6 wks
(no class Feb. 16)
Indian Springs
Hoffmann Lane
• Jan. 21-Feb. 25 | Wednesdays | 6 wks
Garden Ridge
Cost: $75
Session B:
Kinder Ranch: March 2-April 13
Indian Springs: March 3-April 14
Hoffmann Lane: March 4-April 15
15SP-230 (cont.)
Garden Ridge: March 5-April 16
Thursdays | 6 wks (no class March 19)
Cost: $75
Session C:
Kinder Ranch
• April 20-May 18 - Mondays | 5 wks
Indian Springs
Hoffmann Lane
• April 22-May 20 - Wednesdays | 5 wks
Garden Ridge
• April 23-May 21 - Thursdays | 5 wks
Cost: $63
Time: 3:00-3:45 PM
Instructor: Jennifer Reid
“Art Time” FOR BOYS & GIRLS
15SP-231
Art Time program develops creative
thinking through Art. Each class includes
a warm-up exercise and an art project
using a variety of materials such as
soft/oil pastels, paint, foil, rice paper,
watercolors, clay and much more.
6 Day Session
Rebecca Creek
• Jan. 20-27 - Tuesday-Tuesday | 6 days
Startzville
• Jan. 28-Feb. 9 - Wed.-Monday | 6 days
(no class Jan. 30, Feb. 4, Feb. 6)
Rahe Bulverde
• Feb. 10-19 - Wed.-Thursday | 6 days
(no class Feb. 13, 16)
Session A:
Timberwood Park
• Jan. 30-March 13 - Fridays | 6 wks
(no class Feb. 13)
Specht
• Feb. 23-April 6 - Mondays | 6 wks
Bill Brown
• Feb. 24-April 7 - Tuesdays | 6 wks
Hoffmann Lane
• Feb. 25-April 8 - Wednesdays | 6 wks
Indian Springs
• Feb. 26-April 9 - Thursdays | 6 wks
Session B:
Timberwood Park
• March 27-May 15 - Fridays | 6 wks
(no class April 3)
Specht
• April 13-May 18 - Mondays | 6 wks
Bill Brown
Hoffmann Lane
• April 15-May 20 - Wednesdays | 6 wks
Indian Springs
Time: 2:50-4:05 PM
Instructor: Liliya Colston
Cost: $67
ART STARZ
15SP-232
The FUN will never end when students
create their own original artwork as they
study famous artists from the past and
present. A few techniques offered in our
lessons include drawing, sculpture,
watercolor, and pastels just to name a few.
All supplies are of professional quality.
Ages: 6-12 years
• Jan. 19-April 20 - Mondays | 12 wks
Place: Garden Ridge
• Jan. 20-April 14 - Tuesdays | 12 wks
(no class March 17)
Place: Kinder Ranch
Time: 3:00-4:00 PM
Instructor: My Art Starz
Cost: $120
ENGINEERING FUNdamentals!
15SP-233
Power up your engineering skills with
Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of
thousands of LEGO®! Apply real-world
concepts in physics, engineering, and
architecture through engineer-designed
projects such as arch bridges, skyscrapers,
motorized cars, and the Battletrack!
Design and build as never before, and
explore your craziest ideas in a supportive
environment. An experienced instructor
will challenge new and returning students
to engineer at the next level.
Garden Ridge
• Jan. 20-March 10 - Tuesdays | 8 wks
Hoffmann Lane
• Jan. 22-March 12 - Thursdays | 8 wks
Time: 2:50-4:20 PM
Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies
Cost: $180
ENGINEERING FUNdamentals:
MINECRAFT BUILD
15SP-234
Bring Minecraft to life using LEGO®!
Build a motorized walking Creeper, a
terrifying Ghast, and a motorized
Minecart! This project-based camp,
designed by Play-Well instructors,
combines the basic format of our core
engineering-themed programs based on
the world of Minecraft. Students will
explore real-world concepts in physics,
engineering, and architecture while
building their favorite Minecraft
objects.
Rebecca Creek
• Jan. 20-March 10 - Tuesdays | 8 wks
Bill Brown
• Jan. 22-March 12 - Thursdays | 8 wks
Time: 2:50-4:20 PM
Cost: $180
MAD SCIENCE
15SP-235
Mad Science is offering an awesome five
week session that will include the following Morphin’ Molecules topics: Chemystery, P.H. Phactor, Junior Reactors, Dry Ice
Capades and Harnessing Heat. Join the
fun and become a junior “Mad Scientist”.
Timberwood Park
Specht
Indian Springs
• Feb. 25-April 1
Garden Ridge
• Feb. 26-April 2
Thursdays | 5 wks (no class March 19)
Time: 2:50-4:05 PM
Instructor: Mad Science
Cost: $99
FIRST SERVE TENNIS
15SP-236
This is a beginner tennis class for 2-5
graders. Class will include working on
eye-hand coordination, footwork, and basic
tennis skills. Racquets and balls will be
provided; all you need is your tennis shoes.
Johnson Ranch
• Jan. 19-Feb. 9 - Mondays | 4 wks
Timberwood Park
Arlon Seay
• Jan. 21-Feb. 11 - Wednesdays | 4 wks
Specht
Startzville
• Feb. 23-March 23 - Mondays | 4 wks
(no class March 16)
Indian Springs
• Feb. 17-March 10 - Tuesdays | 4 wks
Rahe Bulverde
• Feb. 18-March 11- Wednesdays | 4 wks
Kinder Ranch
• Feb. 19-March 12 - Thursdays | 4 wks
Rebecca Creek
• March 24-April 14 - Tuesdays | 4 wks
Bill Brown
• March 25-April 15 - Wednesdays | 4 wks
Time: 3:00-3:50 PM
Instructor: Erinn Murray
Cost: $60
FRIDAY NITE
LIVE!
KIDS NIGHT OUT!
PARENTS NIGHT OFF!
GRADES K - 5TH
Starting Jan. 16th at ISES
TRAVELING ART
15SP-237
Session I - All About Animals
• Jan. 22-Feb. 12 - Thursdays | 4 classes
Students will choose their favorite animal
and we will learn drawing techniques,
how to make texture and how to turn our
drawing into a beautiful acrylic painting.
Session II - Using Our Imaginations
• March 26-April 16 - Thursdays | 4 wks
Students will learn about, create their our
own story and main character with an
illustrated story board. We will then bring
our characters to life as a figurine made
with polymer clay!
Time: 4:00-5:00 PM
Cost: $40
DRAMA KIDS
PIRATE JOE (AGES 5-8)
15SP-238
We are now Casting for Spring Plays.
Kids will have tons of fun and develop important confidence-building skills that they
can use for the final Spring Performance.
Indian Springs
Timberwood Park
(no class March 17)
Garden Ridge
• Jan. 14-April 8 - Wednesdays | 12 wks
(no class March 18)
Time: 3:00-4:00 PM
Instructor: Drama Kids-Sandy Detamore
Cost: $156
Reg. fee: $20 (paid to Drama Kids)
DRAMA KIDS-BIG MYSTERY AT
THE BIG TOP (AGES-8-12)
15SP-239
We are now Casting for Spring Plays.
Kids will have tons of fun and develop important confidence-building skills that they
can use for the final Spring Performance.
Indian Springs
Timberwood Park
(no class March 17)
Time: 3:00-4:00 PM
Garden Ridge
• Jan. 14-April 8 - Wednesdays | 12 wks
(no class March 18)
Indian Springs
• Jan. 16-April 17 - Fridays | 12 wks
(no class March 20 or April 3)
Time: 4:15-5:15 PM
Instructor: Drama Kids-Sandy Detamore
Cost: $156, Registration fee: $20
(paid to Drama Kids)
FUN FOR KIDS
GOLF IN SCHOOLS
15SP-240
Golf for Life is a comprehensive program
that teaches skills for golf and skills for
life. Students receive in-depth training in
golf fundamentals, as well as developing
critical traits like teamwork, goal-setting,
and striving for their personal best. Our
highly-developed, four-tiered curriculum
is designed to make learning golf fun for
every child! Students who have taken this
class previously will be challenged as they
move up to new levels. (K - 5th Grade)
Session A:
Bill Brown • Jan. 19-Feb. 23
Rahe Bulverde • Jan. 19-Feb. 23
Timberwood Park • Jan. 22-Feb. 19
Thursday | 5 wks
Rebecca Creek• Jan. 21-Feb. 18
Wednesday | 5 wks
Indian Springs • Jan. 20-Feb. 17
Tuesday | 5 wks
Arlon Seay • Jan. 21-Feb. 18
Wednesdays | 5 wks
Johnson Ranch • Jan. 22-Feb. 19
Thursdays | 5 wks
Specht• Jan. 20-Feb. 17
Tuesday | 5 wks
Garden Ridge • Jan. 23-Feb. 27
Fridays | 5 wks (no class Feb. 13)
Session B:
Bill Brown • March 23-April 20
Mondays| 5 wks
Rahe Bulverde • March 23-April 20
Mondays | 5 wks
Timberwood Park • March 26-April 23
Thursday | 5 wks
Rebecca Creek • March 25-April 22
Wednesday | 5 wks
Indian Springs • March 24-April 21
Tuesday | 5 wks
Arlon Seay • March 25-April 22
Wednesdays | 5 wks
Johnson Ranch • March 26-April 23
Thursdays | 5 wks
Specht• March 24-April 21
Tuesday | 5 wks
Garden Ridge • March 27-May 1
Fridays | 5 wks (no class April 3)
Time: 2:50 - 4:05 PM
Instructor: Golf in Schools
Cost: $100
GYMNASTICS (AGES 5-7)
15SP-241
We offer a 55 minute all aroundgymnastics class for Girls & Boys Ages 5-7 years
old. Utilizing all the equipment: Vault,
Bars, Beam, Floor, Trampoline and Pit.
• Feb. 7-28 | Saturdays | 4 wks
Place: J&R Gymnastics
1437 S. Walnut
New Braunfels, TX
Time: 9:00-9:55 AM
Cost: $68
GYMNASTICS (AGES8 & UP)
15SP-242
We offer a 55 minute class of all around
gymnastics, utilizing the Vault, Bars,
Beam, Floor, Trampoline and Pit.
1437 S. Walnut, New Braunfels, TX
Time: 10:00-10:55 AM
Cost: $68
CHEER/FLIP FLOP (Ages 5-8)
15SP-243
Would you like to be a cheerleader or at
least want to give it a try? Then join our
Cheer/Flip Flop class and learn the
fundamentals of cheers, chants, jumps,
stunting and tumbling.
1437 S. Walnut
New Braunfels, TX
Time: 11:00-11:55 AM
Cost: $68
BALLET & TAP COMBO (Ages 6 & up)
15SP-244
Join our 55 minute Ballet & Tap
Combo Class.
• Feb. 3-24 | Tuesdays | 4 wks
Time: 4:15-5:10 PM
Cost: $68
TAEKWONDO (Ages 5-10)
15SP-245
Learn self defense while also increasing
self confidence, enhancing agility and
improving self discipline. Come discover
the amazing experience traditional
Taekwondo has to offer.
• Feb. 3-24 | Tuesdays | 4 wks
Time: 5:45-6:40 PM
Cost: $46
BASKETBALL
(TOT-Teams of Tomorrow)
15SP-246
Students learn fancy dribbling and ball
handling skills, plus challenging ball
handling routines during our 12 week
TOT Basketball Program. No sitting on
the bench in TOT; everyone has their own
ball and there is 100% participation!
Session A:
Freiheit: Tiny TOT (K-1st)
Time: 3:00-3:45 PM
Freiheit : Basic TOT (2nd-5th)
• Jan. 23-Feb. 27 - Fridays | 6 wks
No class Feb. 13, will be Feb. 11
Garden Ridge: Basic TOT (2nd-5th)
15SP-246 (cont.)
Oak Creek: Basic TOT (2nd-5th)
Session B:
Freiheit: Tiny TOT (K-1 grade)
(No classes March 19)
Time: 3:00-3:45 PM
Freiheit: Basic TOT (2nd-5th)
• March 6-April 17 | Fridays | 6 wks
(No class March 20)
No class April 3, class will be April 8
Garden Ridge: Basic TOT (2nd-5th)
(no class March 17)
Oak Creek: Basic TOT (2nd-5th)
(no class March 17)
Time: 3:00-3:45 PM
Cost: $70
Instructor: Dana Elliot
Material fee: $35 (paid to instructor at 1st
class, includes basketball, t-shirt, medal
& tournament pin, paid only once)
INSPIRED DANCE
15SP-247
Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity
to explore a variety of dance styles with
classes that will get your child moving!
Students will learn ballet, jazz and
hip-hop techniques and movements while
building self-confidence and learning new
dance skills. Get a dance studio
experience at your school. Performance
opportunities are available.
Ages 4-6 yrs-4:30-5:30 pm
Ages 7-9 yrs-5:30-6:30 pm
Ages 10-14 yrs-6:30-7:30 pm
• January 6-27 - Tuesdays | 4 wks
• February 3-24 - Tuesdays | 4 wks
• March 3-31 - Tuesdays | 4 wks
(no class March 17)
• April 7-28 - Tuesdays |4 wks
• May 5-26 - Tuesdays | 4 wks
Place: Specht
Instructor: Amanda Godfrey
Cost: $40 per session
NOW HIRING
Comal Independent
School District’s
School Age
Child Care
Needs staff to work from
2:15 to 6:15pm
Monday through Friday
Contact Monica Villegas
(830) 221-2667
LEARN TO DRAW WITH
YOUNG REMBRANDTS
15SP-248
Drawing is the fundamental skill of the
visual arts that can - and should - be
learned by all children. Young
Rembrandts teaches the drawing skills
children need while developing learning
skills that give children an academic
advantage. This program offers
innovative guided instruction with topics
that kids love and relate to. Not only
hands-on and visual, it’s simply fun!
Session A:
Johnson Ranch
• Jan. 19-March 2 | Mondays | 6 wks
(no class Feb. 16)
Mountain Valley ES
Arlon Seay
• Jan. 21-Feb. 25 | Wednesdays | 6 wks
Clear Spring
Rebecca Creek
Session B:
Johnson Ranch
• March 9-April 20 | Mondays |6 wks
(no class March 16)
Mountain Valley ES
(no class March 17)
Arlon Seay
• March 4-April 15 | Wednesdays | 6 wks
(no class March 18)
15SP-248 (cont.)
Clear Spring
(no class March 19)
Rebecca Creek
(no class March 19)
Session C:
Johnson Ranch
Cost: $48
Mountain Valley ES
Arlon Seay
Clear Spring
Rebecca Creek
Time: 3:00-4:00 PM
Instructor: Graciela Portilla
Cost: $72
FOR TEENS
CATALYST PREP SAT BOOTCAMP
15SP-259
In just two-days, come learn everything
you need to know to outsmart the SAT
from the only prep company whose
curriculum developers have earnedmultiple perfect scores (2400) on the test. With
Catalyst’s SAT Bootcamp, you’ll arm
yourself with a strategy for every type of
question guaranteed to be on the exam,
learn how to avoid the most common
traps, and discover how to compose a perfect- score essay - no matter what question is asked! Bootcamp is a momentumbuilding weekend seminar that givesstudents not only the insights and confidence
they need the day of the test, but also Catalyst’s self- study materials for sustained
practice right up to the SAT itself.
SAT Bootcamp
• Jan. 15 & 17| Thursday & Saturday | 2
classes
Time: Jan. 15 | 4:45-7:45 PM
Time: Jan. 17 | 9:00 AM-2:00 PM
Place: Smithson Valley High School
Cost: $175
Instructor: Kaitlin Brangan
ACT Bootcamp
15SP-260
The Catalyst ACT Bootcamp is a momentum-boosting seminar that arms students with go-to strategies for every
question they’ll face on the day of the
test. Topics include how to:
*Spot hidden clues that instantly reveal
ideas in long ACT Reading passages
*Highlight key information in seemingly
confusing ACT Science passages
*Shortcut ACT math questions that
stump more than 90% of test-takers
*Crack the 10 types of English questions
guaranteed to be on the ACT.
• April 9 & 11
Thursday & Saturday | 2 classes
Time: April 9, 4:45-7:45 PM
Time: April 11, 9:00 AM-2:00 PM
Place: Canyon Lake High School
Cost: $175
Instructor: Kaitlin Brangan
FUN FOR KIDS
TGA PREMIER JUNIOR GOLF
15SP-249
Our goal is to give every child theopportunity to learn the game of golf in a safe and
fun atmosphere. We look to build your
child’s character through academic and
character development lessons whileteaching them the fundamentals of golf on your
school’s campus. Best of all, we provide all
the equipment and training materials so
children of all skill levels have the chance
to come out and tee it up with TGA!
Session A
Garden Ridge
• Feb. 2-March 9 | Mondays | 5 wks
(no class Feb. 16)
Hoffmann Lane
• Feb. 3-March 3| Tuesdays | 5 wks
Timberwood Park
Rebecca Creek
Mountain Valley ES
Session B
Garden Ridge
Hoffmann Lane
15SP-249 (cont.)
Timberwood Park
Rebecca Creek
Mountain Valley ES
• April 17-May 15 | Fridays | 5 wks
Time: 2:50-4:05 PM
Instructor: TGA Premier Junior Golf
Cost: $99
ALL STAR CHEER & TUMBLING
15SP-250
Class fundamentals include: cheers/chants,
jumps, basic tumbling, & high energy
spirit dances! Children will learn the importance of teamwork, positive attitude,
energy and hard work! Don’t forget that all
of our Cheerleaders will perform in our
“PEP RALLY” at the end of season!
Hoffmann Lane
• Jan. 22-May 21 | Thursday | 17 wks
(no class March 19)
Clear Spring
• Jan. 22-May 21 |Thursdas | 17 wks
(no class March 19)
Time: 2:45-3:45PM
Instructor: Stretch-n-Grow
Cost: $195
DRIVER’S EDUCATION
ALL STAR SPORTS
15SP-251
Not sure which sport your child will
like? Now you don’t have to choose!
Our All Star Athlete will develop talent
in a variety of TEAM, RECREATIONAL
& INDIVIDUAL sports! Program
incorporates a wide range of drills/skillsdesigned to build sportsmanship,
teamwork, & confidence. Sports vary by
season, including: football, soccer,
basketball, baseball, volleyball & more!
Clear Spring
• Jan. 20-May 19 | Tuesday | 17 wks
(no class March 17)
Cost: $185
Hoffmann Lane
• Jan. 23-May 29 |Fridays | 15 wks
(no class Feb. 13, March 20,
April 3, & May 22)
Cost: $165
Time: 2:45-3:45PM
DRIVER’S EDUCATION CLASSROOM PART ONLY (Age 14)
15SP-261
This class offers the instruction that is required by Texas state laws. Students receive 14
hours of in the vehicle instruction and 32 hours of classroom instruction. Students may
take the classroom part of Driver’s Ed at the age of 14, they will have to be 15 to take
the driving part of driver’s ed. Information forms will be in the main office at all middle
schools and the Community Education Office. Classes are three weeks and one day.
Class size is limited, so pre-register early. Classes will be at the High Schools. Register
by calling Central Park Driving School at 210-344-4351.
Classes will be held at each High School, Instructor: Central Park Driving School
Cost: $329 registration (No discounts)
DRIVER’S EDUCATION
15SP-262
This class offers the instruction that is
required by Texas state laws. Students
receive 14 hours of in the vehicle
instruction and 32 hours of classroom
instruction. Information forms will be in
the main office at all high schools and the
Community Education Office. Classes are
for four weeks. Class size is limited, so
pre-register early.
Register by callingCentral Park Driving
School at 210-344-4351.
• 1st Class begins January 12
• 2nd Class begins February 17
• 3rd Class begins March 30
• 4th Class begins May 4
• 5th Class begins June 8
Place:
Canyon High School
Registration: Jan. 8, Feb. 12, March 26,
April 30, May 4
Canyon Lake High School
April 28, May 2
Smithson Valley High School
April 29, May 3
Parent must attend registration
Time: Mon. through Thurs. (some Fri.s)
1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th class - 4 to 6pm
Instructor: Central Park Driving School
Cost: $398 registration (No discounts) includes fuel charge
CISD COMMUNITY EDUCATION - SUMMER CLASSES 2015
S E W I N G / Q U I LT I N G
QUILTING BEGINNERS
Design & More
15SU-100
A handmade quilt is a treasured item!
Learn everything you need to know while
completing your own lap size quilt: fabric
selection, the latest techniques for cutting
& piecing, quilting the layers together and
finishing touches. Call (830) 620-1392 for
supply list, which you must pick up prior
to the first class. Sewing machine required
(homework involved).
• July 12-Aug. 16 | Mon & Wed | 6 classes
Time: 1:30-4:30PM
Cost: $120
QUILT A PATRIOTIC
TABLE RUNNER- BEGINNERS
15SU-101
Kits are available for purchase - $30 or
come in and let us help you with your
fabric selection. This class teaches you
the proper use of a rotary cutter, piecing
your fabric, quilting your layers and
finishing. Bring your proof of payment
for the class to The Quilt Haus before
your first class starts to get your supply
list. Sewing machine required. Bring a
sack lunch on the first day of class.
• June 16 & 23 | Tuesdays | 2 classes
Time: 9:30 AM – 2:30 PM
Cost: $75
SWIMMING
PILLOW TALK
15SU-102
Learn to make a fun, unique, personal standard size pillow case! Once you know
how, the possibilities are really endless!
Plan to bring your sewing machine and
some basic sewing tools and supplies to
make your very own pillow case. You will
need ¾ yd of the main fabric, ¼ yd of a
coordinating fabric for the flange and a
2-3 inch piece for the band. The class is
two hours long and you leave with a
finished pillow case and skills to make gifts
for a lifetime.
• June 9 | Tuesday | 1 class
Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Cost: $20
COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS of Comal County, Inc.
Helping Kids to Help Themselves
Communities in Schools of Comal County, Inc. takes a holistic approach to meeting
the needs of students and their families through the following components:
H CIS components H Education Enhancement H Counseling & Support Guidance H
H Health & Social Services H Pre-Employment/Employment H Enrichment H
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR CHRIS DOUGLAS (830) 620-4247
VA C AT I O N G E TAW AY S
Experience the World-Travel American
Comal ISD Community Education has partnered with Collette Vacations to offer wonderful vacation packages to the community. All trips include: land travel, air from &
returning to San Antonio, hotel transfers, cancellation waiver & insurance.
Spotlight on Paris - Departure
Date: May 5, 2015
Spotlight on Dublin - Departure
Date: Sept. 23, 2015
Highlights: Eiffel Tower Dinner,
Seine River Cruise, Arc de Triomphe,
Reims, Paradis Latin Cabaret
7 Days – 7 Meals: 5 Breakfasts, 2 Dinners
Rate: Double $3,699, Single $4,549
Book early and save $100
Highlights: Irish Night, Famine Ship,
Kilmainham Jail, Brazenhead Pub,
Wicklow Mountains, Glendalough,
Avoca Handweaving Mill
Rate: Double $3,159, Single $3,459,
Triple $3,126 • Book early and save $100
Pacific Northwest & California
Departure Date:
July 12, 2015
Highlights: Seattle, Mount St. Helens
Visitor Center, Portland, Columbia River
Gorge, Portland Spirit Cruise, Newport,
Bandon State Natural Area,
Redwood National Park, Eureka,
Avenue of the Giants, San Francisco
Venice in Winter - Departure
Date: Dec. 12, 2015
Highlights: Murano Island*,
Basilica San Marco, Doge’s Palace,
Rialto Market, Frari Church,
Gondola Workshop,
Academy Museum, Jewish Quarter
Includes: Land, Air
from San Antonio, Hotel Transfers,
and Cancellation Waiver & Insurance.
For more information concerning these vacations contact:
Charlotte Muniz @ 830-221-2177
(Free colorful brochure of complete itinerary available)
JOURNAL COVER
15SU-103
This class will teach you how to make a
cover for a standard size composition
book. In two hours, you will complete a
fabric cover and gain the skills to
customize covers any way you would
like. Students are asked to bring their own
sewing machine and basic sewing tools and
supplies. Fabric requirements are two fat
quarters but feel free to bring scraps of
other fabrics if you want.
• June 16 | Tuesday | 1 class
Time: 12:00 – 2:00 PM
Cost: $20
OPEN FAMILY SWIM/
FITNESS SWIM
15SU-114
Looking for someplace to swim with your
family? Come join us for fun! A parent
must stay with all swimmers age 16 and
under.
Session A:
• June 8-July 9
Monday-Thursday | 5 wks
CHS Pool: 5:00-8:00 PM
CLHS Pool: 8:00-11:00 AM
Session B:
• July 13-Aug. 13
Cost: $40 per session | Cost per day: $3
(paid at gate, exact change required)
FITNESS SWIM
15SU-115
How would you like to increase your
overall physical endurance and stamina?
What better way to do it than swimming
laps in the pool! Come join us for fun
and fitness!
Session A:
• June 8-July 9
Session B:
• July 13-Aug. 13
Cost: $40 per session | Cost per day: $3
(paid at gate, exact change required)
R E G I S T E R E A R LY
SO CLASSES WILL NOT BE
CANCELLED
Contact: Charlotte Muniz (830) 221-2177
SWIMMING LESSONS
15SU-116
Level 1: Helps students feel comfortable
in the water. Ages 3 and up. Enter and
exit water safely * Submerge mouth, nose
and eyes * Exhale underwater through the
mouth and nose. * Open eyes underwater
* Pick up submerged object
CHS Pool:
June 8-18 | 5:45-6:15 PM
Monday-Thursday | 8 classes
CHS Pool:
June 22-July 2 | 5:45-6:15 PM
CLHS Pool:
June 8-18 | 9:00-9:30 AM
CLHS Pool:
June22-July 2 | 9:00-9:30 AM
Cost: $50
Level 2: Gives students success with
fundamental skills. Enter water by
stepping or jumping from the side *Exit
water safely using ladder or side
*Submerge entire head *Blow bubbles
submerging head in a rhythmic pattern
(bobbing) *Open eyes underwater *Pick
up a submerged object in shallow water
*Float on front and back.
CHS Pool:
June 08-18 | 6:15-6:45 PM
CHS Pool:
June 22-July 2 | 6:15-6:45 PM
CLHS Pool:
June 08-18 | 9:30-10:00 AM
CLHS Pool:
June 22-July 2 | 9:00-9:30 AM
Cost: $50
WATER AEROBICS
15SU-117
Water Aerobics is a fitness workout that
incorporates a lot of fun into a full body
workout. Classes are taught in shallow
water by an instructor that will help you
improve your agility, flexibility and cardiovascular endurance. No swimming
ability is required.
Session A: June 08-July 1
Mondays & Wednesdays | 8 classes
Session B: July 6-29
Mondays & Wednesdays | 8 classes
Cost: $50
IN CASE OF BAD WEATHER
Community Ed Classes will be
canceled when Comal ISD is closed for
inclement weather.
EXERCISE
& SPORTS
CHALLENGER SPORTS’ BRITISH
SOCCER CAMP
15SU-110
Challenger Sports’ British Soccer Camp is
the most popular soccer camp in the country. Hundreds of Challenger coaches each
year have helped the company develop
one of the most innovative approaches to
coaching youth soccer in the US. Our
experienced staff study the game at all
levels and we have identified the key
techniques and skills that your players
need to work on and master to reach their
true potential. Each day includes
individual foot skills, technical drills,
tactical practices, small-sided games,
coached scrimmages and a daily World
Cup tournament.
Camp 1: Kinder Ranch
June 15-19 | Monday-Friday
First Kicks: 8:30-9:30AM, $106
Mini Soccer: 8:30-10:00AM, $126
Half Day: 8:30-11:30AM, $176
Camp 2: Hoffmann Lane
Aug. 3-7 | Monday-Friday
First Kicks: 8:30-9:30AM, $106
Mini Soccer: 8:30-10:00AM, $126
Half Day: 8:30-11:30AM, $176
HILL COUNTRY KARATE
(Youth & Adult sessions)
15SU-111
Karate improves self-discipline, coordination, self-respect, and self-confidence. A
white martial arts uniform with elastic
waistband is required and may be purchased at class for $35. Registration and
payment are accepted during the first two
weeks of class. We offer family discounts
for three or more! For more information
contact: Nick or Angel Smith,
Co-Directors, at 830-629-6686.
• June 9-Aug. 11 | Tuesdays | 10 wks
Johnson Ranch Elementary Gym
6:30-8:45 PM
Freiheit Elementary Gym
6:30-8:30 PM
• June 10-Aug. 12 | Wednesdays | 10 wks
Garden Ridge Elementary Gym
6:30-8:30 PM
• June 11-Aug. 13 | Thursdays | 10 wks
Hoffmann Lane Elementary Gym
6:00-8:00 PM
Timberwood Park Elementary Gym
6:30-8:45 PM
Time: Junior First Hour
Adult Class Second Hour
Cost: $60
FUN FOR KIDS
ART STARZ
PAINT A MASTERPIECE
15SU-125
Kids will have a blast learning to paint in
the style of the master artists of the past.
They will have a brief encounter with
each artist studied and see examples of
the work that made them famous. Young
artists will work in liquid watercolor,
acrylic on canvas or board, chalk pastels
and more. You will want to frame these
little masterpieces!
Garden Ridge
• June 22-26 | Monday-Friday
Kinder Ranch
• July 13-17 | Monday-Friday
Time: 12:30-3:00 PM
Instructor: My Art Starz
Cost: $89.00
Supply Fee: $20.00 (paid to instructor)
LEARN TO DRAW WITH YOUNG
REMBRANDTS ANIMAL CARTOON
WORKSHOP
15SU-126
Laugh-out-loud-funny! Mind-bendinglyadorable! Awesome-beyond-belief! These
are just some of the words that best describe our Cartoon Animals Workshop. If
your child is a fan of cuddly animals and
funny cartoons, this drawing workshop is
especially tailored for his or her needs.
Over the course of five days students will
learn how to draw animals of all shapes,
sizes and colors. They will learn how to
personify ordinary animals transforming
them into fully-realized cartoon characters.
Hoffmann Lane
Johnson Ranch
Time: 1:30-4:00 PM
Cost: $95,
REMBRANDTS
CARTOONING UNDER THE SEA
15SU-127
Our fish characters will consist of sharks,
jelly fish, octopus and others. We will
give our fish characters expressions and
will place them in fun action scenes. On
our final day we will draw a large scene
of the coral reef environment, inviting a
great opportunity to use a variety of
colors and textures. Pencils, markers and
Sharpies™ will be used.
Hoffmann Lane
Johnson Ranch
Time: 1:30-4:00 PM
Cost: $95
REMBRANDTS
CARS OF THE SPEEDWAY
15SU-128
Feel the rush and excitement of Young
Rembrandts’ “Cars of the Speedway”
Summer Art Workshop. Be prepared to
experience the thrills of the motor speedway as we illustrate a variety of racing
scenes. Realistic stock cars and formula
racers will be drawn, as well as a variety
of cartoon cars. On the final day of our
workshop we will introduce our students
to pastel chalks as they create a dynamic
scene of a race car in motion. No
experience is necessary. Please wear an
old shirt or smock to the first day of class.
Timberwood Park
Freiheit
Time: 1:30-4:00 PM
Cost: $95
LEARN TO DRAW WITH
YOUNG REMBRANDTS
ROCK OUT WORKSHOP
15SU-129
For every child who dreams of partying
like a rock star, Young Rembrandts offers
its Rock Out! workshop for five days of
artistic rock and roll imagery. During the
opening act, students will draw stylized
instruments. The party never seems to end
as we illustrate close-up portraits of rock
stars on the second day. Then it’s time for a
change of tune as we create rock-inspired
cartoons on the third day. Rocking-out
musicians will be the headlining act on the
fourth day. And finally, it’s time to hit the
stage as we draw an awesome concert
scene to close out our last day of class.
Timberwood Park
• August 3-7 | Monday-Friday
Freiheit
• August 10-14 | Monday-Friday
Time: 1:30-4:00 PM
Cost: $95
15SU-130 (cont.)
the skills of students who have played the
game. Our highly-developed curriculum
makes learning golf fun for every student!
Garden Ridge
• June 15-18 | Monday-Thursday
Johnson Ranch
• July 6-9 | Monday-Thursday
Timberwood Park
Kinder Ranch
Time: 1:00-4:00 PM
Instructor: Golf in Schools
Cost: $110
WOW-STAR WARS!
LEGO STAR WARS CAMP
(Ages 8-12)
15SU-131
Worlds of Wonder keep the kit camp
allows students to take home a finished
Lego build at the end of camp. In this
camp the students will build a variety of
large and small projects from the LEGO
Star Wars collection! Each student will
receive a Lego Star Wars kit to take home
at the end of camp! Each student will
finish with a WOW (Worlds of Wonder)
Certificate of Completion.
15SU-131 (cont.)
Kinder Ranch: June 8-11
Monday-Thursday | 9:00-12:00PM
Johnson Ranch : June 15-18
Timberwood Park: June 15-18
Instructor: The Whole Child Learning Co.
Cost: $120
WOW-DREAM IT!
STORY TELLING CAMP
(AGES 8-12)
15SU-132
Students will listen to stories performed by
professional storytellers; learn universal
themes and story components; practice
techniques of projection, pace, and
dramatic flair; and apply their knowledge to
create & perform original folktales. Each
student will finish with a WOW (Worlds of
Kinder Ranch: June 22-25
Timberwood Park: June 29-July 2
Johnson Ranch : June 29 -July 2
Cost: $120
GOLF IN SCHOOLS
SWING INTO SUMMER
15SU-130
Would you like to introduce your child to
a game they can enjoy for a lifetime?
Golf in Schools Summer Camp is a
terrific way for kids to receive in-depth
training in golf swing fundamentals, rules
and etiquette of the game, as well as
critical life-skills such as teamwork,
goal-setting and striving for their personal
best. Our high-energy and up-beat camps
serve as a great introduction to new players or are a great opportunity to enhance
Community Education Spring 2015- 19
FUN FOR KIDS
WOW-BUGS!
BIOLOGY CAMP (Ages 6-12)
15SU-133
Students will become a Jr. Biologist in this
camp as we experiment with live bugs
such as ladybugs, ants, butterflies, crickets
and others. Students will also learn about
dangerous bugs, what to be on the lookout
for and what to do if you are accidentally
stung by an unfriendly bug. Concepts include; biological classification, symmetry,
camouflage, insect life cycles and more!
As amateur entomologists we will play
games, make crafts and participate in
movement activities like: “Dragonfly
Dash”, “Invent a Camo Critter”, “Insect or
Not?” and “Cricket Races”. The kids will
enjoy the in-depth ladybug and butterfly
study and with the help of “Zoomy” the
microscope they are sure to never see
bugs the same again! A super fun camp for
BOTH boys and girls! Each student will
Kinder Ranch
• July 6-9 | Mon-Thurs | 1 - 4:00PM
Johnson Ranch
• July 13-16 | Mon-Thurs | 9:00-12:00PM
Timberwood Park
• July 13-16 | Mon-Thurs | 9:00-12:00PM
Cost: $120
WOW-BRICKS 1!
LEGO ENGINEERING
EARLY MACHINES (Ages 5-8)
15SU-134
Using the proven Lego Engineering Curriculum students will learn the basic science and engineering concepts used to
create simple machines. Students will engage with “Sam” and “Sara” (Lego people who are siblings) and their many
adventures. As Sam and Sara encounter
new challenges, the students will step in
to create and build simple models such as:
a seesaw, a rolling vehicle, a spinning top,
a pirate ship, a swing set, and many more.
By playing with and manipulating the
models, students will experience pulleys,
levers, gears, wheels and axles – all the
while exploring energy, buoyancy and
balance. Watch them build their self esteem as they build their projects! This is
an exciting camp for BOTH boys and
girls as they will be able to relate to Sam
and Sara and their adventures. Each student will finish with a WOW (Worlds of
Timberwood Park: July 20-23
Kinder Ranch: July 27-30
Johnson Ranch : July 27-30
Cost: $120
WOW-BRICKS 2!
LEGO ENGINEERING
MOTORIZED MACHINES/
ROBOTICS (Ages 8-12)
15SU-135
Students will use a variety of Lego kits to
build motorized machines and investigate
the principles of simple machines, mechanisms and structures. They will experiment with balanced and unbalanced forces
and friction, measure distance, time, speed,
weight and much more. Students are sure
to be excited to test their motorized machines and then wreck it and re-build them
with different engineering constraints.
Students will also spend time working
with LEGO WE-DO ROBOTICS, where
they will follow design instructions to
build and program Lego robots! Each student will finish with a WOW (Worlds of
Timberwood Park: July 20-23
Kinder Ranch: July 27-30
Johnson Ranch : July 27-30
Cost: $120
WOW-LIVE SMART!
FIRST AID, SAFETY, NUTRITION,
FITNESS, FRIENDSHIPS CAMP
(Ages 6-12)
15SU-136
Open to students ages 6-12, this camp addresses the many obstacles children face in
our fast paced world. Topics of discussion
will include physical well being such as:
nutrition, exercise and rest. We will also address emotional well being topics such as
bullying, stress and friendship. Finally, our
camp will address safety and first aid as we
discuss stranger encounters, online dangers,
and social media. We will also practice
basic first aid in case of injury to themselves or others. Students will engage in
exercise, crafts, games, acting / drama and
hands on first aid to learn the importance of
living well. Group games will encourage
cooperation and friendship, and our daily
activity of “What would you do if...” will
encourage deep thought, problem solving
and logic. This camp is excellent for BOTH
boys and girls to learn important “real
world” lessons before they encounter them
unprepared. Each student will finish with a
WOW (Worlds of Wonder) Certificate of
Completion.
Timberwood Park: Aug. 3-6
Johnson Ranch : Aug. 10-13
Kinder Ranch: Aug. 10-13
Cost: $120
WOW-GROSS OUT!
CHEMISTRY CAMP (Ages 7-12)
15SU-137
Grab your lab coats and safety glasses.
Students will experiment with a variety of
substances as we boom, splat, slime –
have a blast and make a mess exploring
the science behind chemical reactions!
Find out what glows in the dark by black
light; create a quicksand simulation,
slime, a foam machine and a mad scientist bubble lab! We’ll form hypotheses,
record data and draw conclusions just like
real scientists! Both boys and girls will
love making exploding bubble bombs and
electro active slime! Each student will
Timberwood Park: Aug. 17-20
Kinder Ranch: Aug. 24-27
Johnson Ranch : Aug. 24-27
Cost: $120
ART & SCIENCE
15SU-139
Children will learn basic science concepts
through art experiences. The “Art & Science” program appeals to a combination of
the curiosity of science and the beauty of
art. Each day the students will explore, manipulate and discover art & science through
fascinating games, science experiments,
and art projects. There will be five finished
art projects to take home, including a Tshirt, a painting on canvas, wax, a clay
sculpture, a bar of soap, glow-in-the-dark
projects, slime, ice cream and much, much
more. Come and discover the beauty, the
magic, the amazement and the satisfaction
of creating and experiencing science
through art and art through science.
For 5 days, there will be morning/afternoon
camps lasting three hours each day at
GRES; HLES; TPES; BBES; KRES
Three different themes to choose from!
Flyers will be sent home with children.
Instructor: Liliya Colston
Cost: $99
KINDERDANCE CAMP
15SU-138
Class will consist of a blend of dances,
motor development, physical fitness, floor
gymnastics and health/nutrition discussions.
Session A:
Timberwood Park: June 15-July 6
Mondays | 1:00-2:00PM | 4 wks
Kinder Ranch: June 15-July 6
Mondays | 2:30-3:30 PM | 4 wks
Johnson Ranch : June 15-July 6
Mondays | 4:00-5:00 PM | 4wks
Hoffmann Lane: June 17-July 8
Wednesdays | 1:00-2:00 PM | 4 wks
Freiheit: June 17-July 8
Wednesdays | 3:00-4:00 PM | 4wks
Garden Ridge: June 18-July 9
Thursdays | 1:00-2:00 PM | 4 wks
Session B:
Timberwood Park: July 20-Aug. 10
Mondays | 1:00-2:00PM | 4 wks
Kinder Ranch: July 20-Aug. 10
Mondays | 2:30-3:30 PM | 4 wks
Johnson Ranch : July 20-Aug. 10
Mondays | 4:00-5:00 PM | 4wks
Hoffmann Lane: July 22-Aug. 12
Wednesdays | 1:00-2:00 PM | 4 wks
Freiheit: July 22-Aug. 12
Wednesdays | 3:00-4:00 PM | 4wks
Garden Ridge: July 23-Aug. 13
Thursdays | 1:00-2:00 PM | 4 wks
Instructor; Kinder Dance
Cost: $50
CAMP INVENTION
15SU-140
Where big ideas become the next big
thing. Camp Invention inspires confidence in curious children like yours. This
confidence last not just for a day or a
week, but for a lifetime. Act now to Save
Big; $25 off through March 28. Sign up at
www.Campinvention.org.
Garden Ridge
Kinder Ranch
Time: 9:00-3:30PM
Log onto www.campinvention.org
for pricing.
Register Early So Classes
Contact: Charlotte Muniz
(830) 221-2177
ENGINEERING FUNDAMENTALS
Ages 8-12
15SU-141
Power up your engineering skills with
Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO®! Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering and
architecture through engineer-designed
projects such as arch bridges, skyscrapers,
motorized cars and the Battletrack! Design and build as never before and explore your craziest ideas in a supportive
environment. An experienced instructor
will challenge new and returning students
to engineer at the next level.
Hoffmann Lane: June 15-18 | Mon-Thurs
Timberwood Park:
June 15-18 | Mon-Thurs
Time: 1:00-4:00PM
Cost: $130
PRE-ENGINEERING USING LEGO
Ages 5-7
15SU-142
Let your imagination run wild with tens
of thousands of LEGO®! Build engineer
designed projects such as boats, bridges,
mazes and motorized cars and use special
pieces to create your own unique design!
Explore the endless creative possibilities
of the LEGO® building system with the
guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor. This is an ideal way to prepare
young builders for the challenge of Engineering FUNdamentals.
Hoffmann Lane
Timberwood Park
Time: 9:00AM-12:00PM
Cost: $130
ALL STAR CHEER & TUMBLING
15SU-143
Your “ALL STAR” will FLIP for this
non-competitive cheer and tumbling program! Class fundamentals include:
cheers/chants, jumps, basic tumbling &
high energy spirit dances! Children will
learn the importance of teamwork, positive attitude, energy and hard work! Don’t
forget that all of our Cheerleaders will
perform for family & friends in our “PEP
RALLY” held the last class day!
Hoffmann Lane
• June 16-Aug. 11 | Wednesdays | 8 wks
(no class June 30)
Time: 2:45-3:45PM
Cost: $150- Includes Cheer Merchandise
Package: t-shirt, shorts, hair bow,
socks & backpack
“CAMP FIT” KID’S DANCE PARTY
15SU-144
A heart-thumping, energy-pumping class
that gets children on the move! Program is
designed to build confidence, endurance,
coordination and teamwork. Children will
love participating in: “Boot Camp” style
relays, games, activities, obstacles; AND
“Dance Party” breaks filled with hip hop
style, skills and combos. Class also includes dynamic discussions on nutrition,
muscle and bone retention.
Hoffmann Lane
• June 18-Aug. 13 | Thursdays | 8 wks
(no class July 2)
Time: 2:45-3:45PM
Cost: $105
-Includes “Kids Dance Party” t-shirt
CISD REGISTRATION FORM
REGISTRATION IS EASY!
1. Please make sure you send your registration information to Comal ISD.
2. Select the Spring 2015 classes or workshops you would like to attend.
3. Print the title and number on the registration form below.
REGISTER IN PERSON:
Check or Money Order
Mail registration form with
check or money order to:
Visit the Community Education Office
Monday through Thursday | 8am – 4:30pm
1404 IH 35 North, New Braunfels, TX 78130
CISD Community Education
1404 IH 35 North
New Braunfels, TX 78130
REGISTER BY MAIL:
Check or Money Order
Use the registration form on this page.
Mail to Community Education
1404 IH 35 North, New Braunfels, TX 78130
NAME: ________________________________________________
To register and pay online by credit card log onto:
http://comalisd.revtrak.net
Tuition Charges: All fees are payable in advance. Classes are self-supporting with fees financing
ADDRESS:______________________________________________
CITY:__________________________________________________
and sustaining programs. Some classes have a supply fee which is payable to the instructor at the
ZIP:____________________________________________________
first class.
Late Registration: Students may register at the first class if space is available and the class has
PHONE #: (Work)_________________ (Home)__________________
not been cancelled.
Confirmation: of registration will not be sent.
Email:__________________________________________________
You will be contacted if a class is cancelled or already filled when you registration is received.
In and for consideration of my participation in this program, I hereby agree and promise that
We encourage you to call prior to your class meeting date to confirm.
we will not hold Comal ISD, its employees, or any instructors responsible for any loss, damCancellations: Some classes have minimum and/or maximum enrollment limits.
age, or personal injuries that I may receive as a result of participation.
Register early to avoid disappointment as classes will be cancelled for lack of registration.
I authorize the release of name and picture to CISD Community Ed Brochure and/or news media.
Registrants will be notified if a class has been cancelled. Classes cancelled by Community
Yes______________No__________
Education will result in refund by mail. Students have option to cancel before second class begins
to receive refund unless class only has one session.
Signature of Participant or Parent/Guardian:
Refund Policy: We are happy to refund tuition, less $5 processing fee, when you cancel your class __________________________________________________
two full working days prior to the first class meeting. If request for refund is made less than two
full working days prior to the first class, one-half refund will be made. We are unable to refund any
Course No.
Course Name
Tuition Total
tuition money after the first class. Request for refund must be made by calling (830) 221-2177
COMAL
ISD
HOLIDAYS
Classes held at schools will not meet
February 13 & 16 - Mid-Winter Break
March 16-20 - Spring Break | April 3 - Good Friday
May 22 & 25 - Memorial Day
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The Bi-Annual publication, which focuses on community education in Comal ISD, is designed to increase communication between district
schools and parents. The opinions, statements and claims expressed in this newspaper are not necessarily those of the district or its officials.
Comal Independent School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, age, religion, color, national origin, or disability in
providing education services, activities or programs. It is the intent and policy of this district to conduct its activities in compliance with all
Federal and State laws prohibiting discrimination on the basis of race, sex, age, religion, color, national origin or disability.
Community Education in Comal Independent School District is published Bi-Annually, September and January, and is available FREE to the students, parents
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Community Education Staff
Charlotte Muniz
Project Manager
(830) 221-2177
Email: charlotte.muniz@comalisd.org
Betty Mills
Senior Associate
(830) 221-2116
betty.d.mills@comalisd.org
Lori Montelongo
Director
(830) 221-2132
lori.montelongo@comalisd.org
Silver Spoon Marketing
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