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Medway Community Education
NON-PROFIT
ORGANIZATION
U.S. POSTAGE PAID
16 Cassidy Lane, Medway, MA 02053
508-533-3222 option 4
Communityed@medway.k12.ma.us
Medwayce.org
PERMIT NO. 38
MEDWAY, MA
02053
POSTAL CUSTOMER
MEDWAY, MA 02053
COVER PHOTO: PAINT AND SIP PARTICIPANT
This painting was created by one of the participants in our
popular Paint and Sip class. This class is taught by Noelle
Fiori, art teacher at the McGovern School. She makes you
feel like an artist as she walks you through the creation of
your own personal piece of art. This class is held frequently
throughout the school year at Restaurant 45.
CALLING ALL ARTISTS! Spring 2015 Brochure
Medway Community Education is seeking artists and students to submit their work to be featured on the front cover of our seasonal
brochure. The details for submission are:
Open to all – children, young adults, amateurs and professional artists
You may submit one entry by Friday, February 13, 2015. Submit your entry electronically, JPEG should not exceed 180 dpi.
Your submission must include artwork title, size, year and medium and your personal contact information (name, phone
number, email).
The selected artist is required to sign a waiver giving Community Education the right to publish, print and photograph the
work as needed.
Our seasonal brochure is mailed to all Medway homes, emailed to non-Medway residents, and on the Medway Community
All submissions
be appropriate
and will
not be considered if deemed unsuitable.
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and themust
Medway
Public School
websites.
MEDWAY
COMMUNITY
EDUCATION
WINTER 2015
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Community Education Winter 2015
The Medway Community Education Department is a totally self-sustaining program, designed to serve the varied needs of all area
residents. Our programs provide the opportunity for educational and creative development incorporating academic, career and
enrichment courses for all ages.
REGISTRATION
• Details for online and paper registration are located on page 19 of the brochure.
• Please register early as many classes fill quickly. Late registrations will be accepted if space allows.
• Participants in the Adult Programs must be at least 18 years of age.
• Out-of-Towners are welcome at no additional fee.
• A Senior Citizen discount of 15% discount is offered to all persons 65 years of age and older. Material fees and special
trips cannot be discounted.
• Scholarships – please contact our office as every possible effort will be made to assist participants who are unable to
take a class due to financial hardships. All communications are confidential.
CANCELLATION AND REFUND POLICY
• Our programs are self-supporting. We reserve the right to cancel a course if registration numbers are too low.
• Refunds are given only if a course is cancelled by Medway Community Education. Checks are issued by a Town of
Medway check and may take three to four weeks to process.
COURSE SCHEDULE
• Carefully check the schedule for each class.
• Classes will not be held on January 19 (Martin Luther King Day), February 16-20 (School Vacation), April 3 (Good
Friday), and April 20-25 (School Vacation) unless noted.
• In the event of a snowstorm, please check local TV stations for an announcement stating schools are closed and/or
evening classes are cancelled. All cancelled classes will be made up at the end of the session.
CLASSROOM LOCATIONS
McGovern School.................. 9 Lovering Street
Burke-Memorial School.........16 Cassidy Lane
Middle School........................45 Holliston Street
High School............................88 Summer Street (Rte. 126)
Public Library.........................26 High Street
Senior Center..........................76 Oakland Street
MEDWAY COMMUNITY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Office – Burke-Memorial School, 16 Cassidy Lane, Medway, MA 02053
Phone – 508-533-3222 option 4
Email – communityed@medway.k12.ma.us
Website – medwayce.org
Director – Margery Monahan
Assistant Director – Karen Niemczyk
Program Coordinator – Eileen Kalukin
Superintendent of Schools – Judith A. Evans, Ed.D
School Committee – Carole Bernstein, Diane Borgatti, Richard Eustis, Dawn Rice-Norton, Cindy Sullivan
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preschool.........................................3
Youth General..................................5
Youth Fitness...................................6
Middle & High School....................8
Adult Fitness....................................11
Adult Home & Leisure.....................13
Adult Business & Technology..........15
Trips.................................................17
Teacher Bios.....................................18
Registration......................................19
Town
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Email
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Dates
Course Name
Day
Parent’s Name
Class Time
Fee
• Mail to: Medway Community Education Department, 16 Cassidy Lane, Medway, MA 02053
• Hand Deliver: Burke-Memorial School Main Office, 16 Cassidy Lane - Hours: 7:30am-3:30pm
• Online Registration: https://unipaygold.unibank.com (Medway Public Schools/Community Education/Seasonal Brochure)
Make checksREGISTRATION
payable to Medway Community Education.You may write one check per registration. Late registrations will be allowed if space
ONLINE
allows. We do not send confirmations - you are automatically enrolled upon registration. Registration forms may be duplicated. Participants in the
Adult Programs
must be at least 18 years of age. Please visit our new website at Medwayce.org .
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FAMILYID - We are excited to announce that Medway Community Education is now offering the convenience of online registration through FamilyID. When you register through FamilyID, the system keeps track of your information in your FamilyID
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/ Seasonal Brochure-FamilyID. UniPay Gold accepts Discover and MasterCard credit (fee applied), MasterCard debit and
personal checks
CHECK - mail to Community Education, 16 Cassidy Lane, Medway, MA 02053; reference course in memo section of
check for accurate processing.
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• Mail registration and check, payable to Medway Community Education, to 16 Cassidy Lane, Medway, MA 02053.
• Hand deliver registration and check, payable to Medway Community Education, to the Burke-Memorial School Main Office,
16 Cassidy Lane – Monday-Friday – between the hours of 7:30am-3:30pm.
• All checks returned by the bank will incur a $25 fee payable to the Town of Medway and collected by the Town Treasurer.
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REGISTRATION FORM – Spring 2014
REGISTRATION FORM - Winter 2015
Medway Community Education Gift Certificates
Good towards any course or trip in this brochure.
Call or email the Community Education office to order.
508-533-3222 option 4 communityed@medway.k12.ma.us
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TEACHER BIOS
PRESCHOOL
Nanci Cahalane is a certified AFAA Personal Trainer and Fitness
Counselor with more than 17 years of personal training experience. She was an MIAA Certified Coach and has competed in
numerous marathons during her 35 years of running and racing
experience.
Carl Geden is the owner of Northeast Educational Technologies
where he designed and developed educational programs in Robotics, Software and Physics.
Melanie Greeley has been an ACE certified personal trainer for
more than nine years and currently works at a studio in Medfield.
Marcia Coakley is a lifelong dancer, a studio potter for over 25
years, and an educator in many disciplines. She is a certified Nia
Blue Belt and Nia 5-Stages instructor, and a long time yoga practitioner.
Kate Hurley is a Registered Investment Advisor with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and has been providing fee-only objective and unbiased advisory services to individuals and families
for seven years. She is employed at Stoddard Management, an
investment advisory firm.
John Dansereau is a Fourth Degree Black Belt and also certified
by New England School of Tai Chi, which is a division of Chinese
Medicine for Health. He has been teaching for over 20 years.
Mark Lenzi, co-owner of Franklin Liquors, was trained by the International Sommelier Guild and is a Certified Specialist of Wine
and Spirits. He is also the first in the state to be a California Wine
Appellation Specialist by the San Francisco Wine School.
Melanie Dawson received a BA in Early Childhood Education
and Special Needs from Boston College and has a Master’s Degree in Elementary Education from the University of Connecticut.
Melanie, a former Kindergarten teacher, currently runs Preschool
Programs through Medway Community Education.
Paula O’Malley is a Certified Zumba Instructor and has been
teaching dance for over 25 years. She has been sharing her love of
dance at her own studio in Medway for the past 20 years.
Patrice Dwyer has over 20 years of experience working with
health clubs, health and wellness centers, and corporations. She is
passionate about helping others achieve their health and wellness
goals.
Lisa Sheehan has been an avid photographer since her teens and
has completed undergraduate course work in film photography
and more advanced seminars and workshops in digital photography, lighting, composition and design. Her work can be seen at
lisasheehanphotography.com.
Jeffrey Ellse attended the Art Institute of Boston, receiving his MFA in 2009 and his BFA in 2004. His work has been
featured in The Boston Globe, The Boston Phoenix and Artscope
magazine. He is currently an Adjunct Professor of Drawing and
Painting at the New Hampshire Institute of Art, Museum of Fine
Arts Boston and Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University.
John Scott Smith has been working in lead generation and search
advertisement for over eight years, and follows the mantra “always be testing.” John is a certified judge for the Kansas City Barbeque Society, a local bread-baking instructor, and was recently
elected to the Medway Board of Library Trustees.
F.A.S.T. Athletics offers top-notch athletic programs for children
of all ages. F.A.S.T. firmly believes that Fitness, Agility, Skills,
and Teamwork are four key elements of embracing a healthy lifestyle.
Kat Suwalski is a Hoopnotica Master Trainer and personal trainer.
Her infectious passion for health and fun gives this 1960’s pastime a thrilling face lift! Visit Kat at wildkaphoops.com.
Michael Finnegan received his undergraduate degree from Notre
Dame College in 2003 and his MFA from the Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University in 2008. His artwork focuses on contemporary digital culture and is inextricably linked to digital media,
viral content and social interactions.
Mary Ellen Wasielewski is the founder of BLT Strategies and a
Certified Executive Coach. Armed with proven strategies, she
continues to expand the work she began with individuals and now
assists organizations wishing to support employees through life
altering transitions.
TERRIFIC TWOS PRESCHOOL PROGRAM - 2015-2016
Ages: 2 & 3 Melanie Dawson & Irene Nelson
Terrific Twos is a unique program developed for the younger preschool child. This program enhances socialization and hands-on learning
of two and three-year-olds in a small group setting. Music, movement, stories, projects and free play are incorporated into a fun-filled
morning. Classes meet Tuesdays and Thursdays from September 22, 2015 through May 26, 2016 in the Community Education classroom
located in the Burke wing of the Burke-Memorial School. Each regularly scheduled class runs from 9:00am-11:30am. Children must
be two years old by September 1, 2015. Snacks and drinks are provided. There is a maximum of 15 children with two teachers in this
program.
Please mail registration and non-refundable $125 deposit - $100 will be applied to your May tuition - to Medway Community Education,
16 Cassidy Lane, Medway, MA 02053. Monthly tuition is $200/month. Regular monthly tuition payments are due on the first of the
month, made payable to Medway Community Education. For additional information on the program, please contact Melanie Dawson at
508-533-1544 or melaniemdawson@comcast.net
Course # B1-15
September 22, 2015-May 26, 2016
Burke School Rm. 11
Legion Ave. Parking Lot-Door 13
Tuesdays & Thursdays
9:00-11:30am
$200/month
PRESCHOOL DANCE
This is an exciting art program for preschoolers and an adult
companion. Join us for a wonderful experience in process art
where your child will explore, create and learn by experimenting
with many different mediums. Children will have the opportunity
to craft at least three different projects each week. Old play clothes
are recommended for those who attend.
Our dance program is a fun introduction to the basics of dance.
The primary goal is to foster a love of music, movement and
dance. A variety of basic steps that all young dancers can master
are covered. Children gain flexibility and muscle strength, which
helps with their motor skills. They also receive the benefits of
social interaction with other children in the class.
Course # B2-15 Wednesdays, January 14-February 25
(No class February18) Burke School Rm. 11
Paula O’Malley School of Dance, 92 Main Street, Rte. 109, Medway
Ages: 2-4 with adult companion
Margie Monahan
Ages: 3-5
Paula O’Malley
6 sessions
9:45-10:30am
$50
Ann Fisher, owner of Molly’s Apothecary, has been making soaps,
lotions and bath and body products for 14 years. Molly’s has been
in the Medway Mill for almost six years.
INTERESTED IN TEACHING A COURSE?
Call or email the Community Education office for details
508-533-3222 option 4
communityed@medway.k12.ma.us
Phil Fougere has been coaching and teaching softball skills for
five years in Medway and is a board member of Medway Youth
Softball.
Ages: 3 & 4
Elite Martial Arts Academy
PRESCHOOL SWIM LESSONS
The focus in this class is to help children improve and develop
gross and fine motor skills through the Martial Arts. In this
class, we conduct basic stretching and conditioning exercises
to improve flexibility, coordination and balance. Children are
taught basic karate punches, kicks and blocks. Techniques
are reinforced weekly using various equipment and fun drills
designed to hide repetition and to keep children excited.
For information on Parent/Child and Preschool swim lessons,
please refer to page 7 in the YOUTH-FITNESS section of our
brochure. Many times and days are available during the winter
and early spring sessions.
YOGA FOR MOMS & TOTS
Course # B5-15
Fridays, January 16-March 6
1275 Main Street, Millis Ages: 2-5
Mary Ellen Murphy
Yoga for children has been shown to improve concentration,
fitness, flexibility, and overall well-being, not to mention you and
your child will feel great, too! Join this class and share a special
time with your child.
Dale Freeman studied music at Berklee College and has taught
privately for over 35 years. He has successfully released two children’s CDs and is currently working on a CD of his original adult
music. Dale continues to perform with jazz combos, as a children’s solo artist, and as a private guitar teacher in Medway.
8 sessions
10:00-10:30am
$55
508-533-3222 option 4
Course # B3-15
4 sessions
Mondays, January 26-February 16 10:00-11:00am
The Yoga Studio, 840 Main Street, Millis-Suite 111
$45
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6 sessions
11:00-11:45am
$45
PRESCHOOL KARATE
Ages: 6 months-36 months (w/adult companion) and 3-5 years
YMCA Aquatics Staff
Noelle Fiori acquired her MFA from The Art Institute of Boston
and is currently an art teacher in the Medway Public School system. She recently taught at Framingham State University and has
received awards for her artwork from the Chase Young Gallery in
Boston and from the director of MASS MoCA.
NEW
MESSY MIXTURES
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Medway Community Education * Winter 2015
TRIPS
Our trips make great holiday gifts!
We have custom gift cards for everyone on your list.
PRESCHOOL T-BALL
Ages: 2.9-6
F.A.S.T. Athletics
Let’s take a walk through the fundamentals of America’s favorite
pastime. The children will learn the basic skills in fielding,
throwing, hitting, and base running. In addition, they will play
games such as home run derby, last one standing, and running
bases. This is an easy introduction to t-ball where learning and
skill development are our priorities.
Session 1
(No class February 18)
Veterans Memorial Bldg., Rte. 109, Millis-Gym
5 sessions
9:00-9:45am
$65
Session 2
Course # B7-15 Wednesdays, March 4- April 1
(No class March 11)
4 sessions
9:00-9:45am
$55
PRESCHOOL SOCCER
Ages: 2.9-6
F.A.S.T. Athletics
TRIP TO NYC
Join us on Saturday, April 25, for a memorable day in New York City! There are countless exciting and entertaining places to visit that it
is impossible to see everything in one day – but let us help you get started! Please visit 1.nyc.gov/nyc-resources/categories/culture-recreation to help plan your day. The luxury coach bus drops off and picks up at 5th and 42nd Streets, near the NY Public Library and
Bryant Park. This location is ideal if you choose to visit Times Square, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Rockefeller Center, plus much more – a
map of the area is provided. For planning purposes, please note that the bus arrives in the city at approximately 10:30am and departs
promptly at 6:00pm.
Please call the Community Education office at 508-533-3222 option 4 should you have any questions.
Course # NYC-15
Saturday, April 25 $58
BOSTON RED SOX TICKETS
NEW
LEARN TO SKATE - Tiny Tots
Ages: 2 & up
Norfolk Arena Skate Staff
Our soccer program will teach the fundamental skills of dribbling,
trapping, shooting, and passing in a very non-traditional and energetic way. Not only will students learn the rules and positions
of one of the most popular games in the world, they will also
scrimmage each other, as well as practice shoot outs, breakaways,
and one-on-ones!
NEW
The Norfolk Arena offers learn to skate classes using the US Figure Skating Basic Skills Program. The objectives of the program
are to provide a fun and safe skating experience, to teach correct
technique of the simple basic elements, and to promote health and
physical fitness. Each session consists of 25 minutes of instruction and 25 minutes of “supervised” practice time. A parent/
guardian may also skate, free of charge, during the tot class. All
children must wear a helmet, gloves and snow pants. Skates and
helmets are available for rental in the pro shop. A one-time yearly
individual registration fee of $15 is due the first session, check
made payable to Norfolk Arena.
Session 1
Course # B8-15 5 sessions
Wednesdays, January 21-February 25
11:00-11:45am
$65
Veterans Memorial Bldg., Rte. 109, Millis-Gym Session 2
Wednesdays, March 4- April 1
11:00-11:45am
(No class March 11) $55
Program 1
Course # B10-15
Tuesdays, January 6-February 24
Fridays, January 9-February 27
Norfolk Arena, One Dean Street, Norfolk
Program 2
Course # B11-15
Tuesdays, March 3-April 14
Fridays, March 6-April 17
8 sessions
9:00-9:50am
or 9:30-10:20am
1:00-1:50pm
or 1:30-2:20pm
$135
7 sessions
9:00-9:50am
or 9:30-10:20am
1:00-1:50pm
or 1:30-2:20pm
$120
medwayce.org
1 session
6:30am-10:00pm
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Fenway Park
Bring your family and friends to Fenway Park for an exciting match-up between the Boston Red Sox and the Los Angeles Angels.
You may order as many tickets as you like; there is no limit. The price includes transportation from Medway Middle School, located
at 45 Holliston Street. We will depart two hours prior to game time. Please indicate, if known at this time, whether you will require
bus transportation. Those not requiring transportation may call the Community Education office at 508-533-3222 option 4 to arrange
to pickup their tickets at our Memorial School office one week prior to game day. Game times are subject to change by the Red Sox
Organization. Only one registration form is needed per order. Seat location - Grandstand Section 16 - behind Red Sox dugout
Course # RS-15
Red Sox vs. LA Angels
Sunday, May 24
5:00 departure from Medway Middle School
$727:10pm game time
KINKY BOOTS - Broadway’s Hit Musical is coming to Boston!
Winner of six Tony Awards® including BEST MUSICAL
Boston Opera House
We are excited to announce that we have tickets for Kinky Boots, coming to the Boston Opera House in August, 2015! From Grammy®
Award-wining pop icon CYNDI LAUPER and four-time Tony Award® winner HARVEY FIERSTEIN comes the exhilarating musical
KINKY BOOTS, directed and choreographed by Tony Award winner JERRY MITCHELL.
KINKY BOOTS is the exhilarating Broadway musical that will lift your spirits to new high-heeled heights! Winner of six Tony Awards®
including BEST MUSICAL, this inspirational story follows a struggling shoe factory owner who works to turn his business around with
help from the most unlikely person. Together, these two become an unstoppable team and find that they have more in common than they
ever dreamed possible… proving that when you change your mind about someone, you can change your whole world.
Featuring a sensational musical score, knockout dancing and a spectacularly uplifting story, KINKY BOOTS is the must-see musical
that proves that sometimes, the best way to fit in is to stand out! We procured FRONT CENTER MEZZANINE seating ($158 value) for
one of Broadway’s sold out shows at a greatly reduced price.
“Inspired! Kinky Boots is an emotional button-pusher!” - The New York Times
“Cyndi Lauper’s infectious score is cause for celebration!” - Entertainment Weekly
“Sweet, colorful & a little naughty! A big ol’ sweet love story.” - Associated Press
The bus departs at 4:30pm from the Middle School parking lot, 45 Holliston Street. There is time for dinner before the show at one of
the many restaurants within walking distance of the theatre. The show begins at 8:00pm. The $115 fee includes Front Center Mezzanine seating and bus transportation.
Course # KB-15
1 show
Friday, August 14
4:00pm departure (please note earlier departure time from Medway)
$1158:00 show time
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YOUTH - GENERAL
INTERNET MARKETING
Starting & Mastering Your Online Presence
John Scott Smith
NEW
Unless you are running a lemonade stand, most businesses will
need a lead producing or product selling website, social media
presence, and online advertising. Let’s spend ninety minutes discussing how to convert your website into a lead generating machine. We will talk about setting up and maximizing your Pay Per
Click (PPC) advertising by building backwards and refining forward to get the most out of your budget. Learn to use split testing
to maximize your traffic. And finally, we will briefly cover listening to your customers and critics via social media and alerts to gain
intelligence and head off problems before they get out of hand.
Course # B69-15
Tuesday, January 27
High School Rm. 119-2
USING SOCIAL MEDIA to Text, Tweet & Communicate
Eileen Kalukin
1 session
7:00-8:30pm
$20
NEW
From texting to tweeting, we have come a long way in communicating electronically. But sometimes we get lost keeping up with
the latest ways to communicate socially. This class will discuss
how to use social media and social networking sites to communicate effectively. It will concentrate on how to use some of the
most popular sites to communicate including - Facebook for communication and photo sharing with individuals and groups; LinkedIn which is used to network with friends and business contacts;
and Twitter which has become the way to share news quickly using only 140 characters. We will also discuss and look at some of
the other popular social media websites.
Course # B70-15
Tuesday, February 10
1 session
7:00-9:00pm
$25
USING GOOGLE
NEW
at Home & Work
Jesse Cordeiro
In this new class, participants will work on skills necessary to
understand and use Google:
Store and Share in the Cloud: Save work files in “Drive”, access
them from any device and share them instantly with friends. No
more sending attachments or merging different versions.
Meet Face-to-Face with Anyone: Hold HD video calls/meetings
through “Hangouts” with up to 15 people on your laptop, tablet
or phone. You can share your screen, give presentations and chat.
Manage Email and Contact: “Gmail” spam protection, powerful search and integrated calendars and contacts help you get
more done. Enhanced features include 99.9% guaranteed uptime,
no ads and 30GB of storage.
Chrome: Explore Google’s “Chromium” browser and sync all of
your devices and contacts into one browser.
Course # B71-15
High School Computer Lab Rm. 114-1
medwayce.org
The following three courses are largely funded by Medway
Cable Access. Experience the new state-of-the art Cable
Studio and enjoy these courses.
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY MADE EASY
Lisa Sheehan
Did you recently receive a fancy new camera? Is it time to learn
how to use all of the buttons and dials? This class will explore
some of the automatic and manual features of your digital camera. You will learn how to use these features to take photographs
that you are proud to add to your family photo album, wall or
greeting card. To get the most out of this class, please bring your
camera, manual, charged battery, notepad and pen. Class limited
to 10 students.
Course # B72-15 1 session
Saturday, January 24
9:00am-12:00pm
High School Cable Studio (Enter through gym doors)
$25
INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOGRAPHIC
COMPOSITION
Lisa Sheehan
NEW
Whether you photograph with a film or digital camera, composition is the visual language of photography. In this one-day
class, we will move beyond simply taking pictures, to studying
the many elements that go into creating a successful photograph.
This course will touch on light, shapes, forms, lines, patterns, colors angles and more to help you develop your “photographer’s
eye”. To get the most out of this class, please bring your camera,
charged battery, notepad and pen. Class limited to 10 students.
NEW
CLAY WORKSHOP
IT’S ALL ABOUT PERFORMING!
This class is a complete introduction to basic clay techniques. Basic hand-building, including coil, pinch pots, and slab work will
be practiced. We will also glaze and use the kiln to finish-off our
original clay creations. Please bring your creativity and prepare to
get dirty with a favorite Medway art teacher.
In this class, children experience many of the fine arts! All children participate in self-esteem building theater games, singing
and vocal exercises, as well as dance and movement. We also
create the back drop and props for our performance piece, “It’s A
Hard Knock Life” from Annie, with an on-stage performance on
Saturday, June 13th. Come live the arts!
Ages: Grades K-4
Marc Davidson
Course # B12-15 Thursdays, January 29-March 12
Middle School Rm. 2325 Ages: 5 & up
Angela’s School of Performing Arts
6 sessions
3:45-5:00pm
$70
Course # B15-15
Tuesdays, March 24-June 9
280 Ridge Street, Millis 12 sessions
4:00-4:45pm
$125
NEW
HOME ALONE SAFETY
EXTREME SCIENCE
In this class, children will learn the basics of being safe when
home alone for short periods of time. Learn how to safely answer
the telephone and door, as well as about Internet safety, accident
prevention, and fire protection. Simple First Aid techniques will
also be taught. A short movie and role playing will also be included in the program.
This is a must class for anyone fascinated with science who
enjoys hands-on science experiments. A great way to spend a
morning during the February vacation week!
Ages: 7 & up During February Vacation
Carl Geden; Northeast Educational Technologies
Ages: 9-11
Juanita Allen Kingsley; Century Health Systems
Course # B13-15
Monday, January 26 Memorial School Library
Extreme Science is a class that explores the extreme conditions
that exist in nature in regards to temperature and electricity. The
temperature section uses Liquid Nitrogen in experiments that
demonstrate the effects of cold temperatures on objects such as
a rubber ball, hot dog, flower, and many more. Students learn
about expansion, contraction, and gas laws and create a cryogenic
vacuum. Instantly made ice cream is also enjoyed by all! The
electricity section demonstrates AC and DC with simple circuit
examples. Students participate in experiments with static electricity, high voltage electricity, miniature lightning bolt and a
plasma lamp. All students wear safety glasses and gloves during
all experiments.
1 session
3:30-5:30pm
$45
9:00am-12:00pm
High School Cable Studio (Enter through gym doors) $25
Course # B16-15 Tuesday, February 17 Memorial School Rm. 124
1 session
10:00am-12:00pm
$30
INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOSHOP
Michael Finnegan
In this class, we will teach you, through a hands-on introduction,
to image manipulation and editing using Photoshop. The course
begins with teaching students Photoshop tools. Students will then
learn how to use these tools to manipulate images. It is suggested
that you bring your own images to work with, but images will be
provided, if necessary. Class limited to 10 students.
Course # B74-15
6 sessions
Wednesdays, January 21-March 4
7:00-9:00pm
(No class February 18) $55
High School Cable Studio (Enter through gym doors)
1 session
7:00-9:00pm
$25
RED CROSS BABYSITTING COURSE
Ages: 11-14
Margie Monahan
This course will teach you the responsibilities and qualities of being a good babysitter and what to expect from the person who
hires you. You will learn to interview for a babysitting job, supervise children with safe and age-appropriate toys and games,
handle an emergency or illness, perform first aid, carry out basic
care routines, prepare simple meals and snacks, and handle bedtime issues. This will be done with fun activities, exciting videos,
lively discussions, and real-life problem-solving situations. We
will provide you with a first aid supply pack and a book with
CD. Students will receive a Red Cross Certification Card once
completing the course. Students should bring a snack and drink
each day. Register early - class fills quickly and supplies must be
ordered through the National Red Cross Organization. Please pick
up your child at the Kelley Street parking lot at 4:30pm.
Course # B14-15
Middle School Rm. 1108
16
4 sessions
2:00-4:30pm
$75
5
YOUTH - FITNESS
ADULT - BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY
GIRLS SOFTBALL SKILLS TRAINING SUPER SPORTS
Ages: Grades K-2 & 3-6
Phil Fougere
Grades 3-6
Course # B18-15
(No class February 20) McGovern School Gym •
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8 sessions
5:30-6:30pm
$80
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8 sessions
6:30-7:30pm
$80
GIRLS SOFTBALL PITCHING CLINIC Ages: Grades 3-6 (Pitchers & Catchers only)
Greg Roland
Medway Youth Softball is offering a pitching and catching clinic
for youth softball players in Grades 3-6. This clinic is designed to
introduce the fundamentals and techniques of fast pitch pitching
and of catching, as well as reinforce the skills of current pitchers
and catchers. No prior experience is necessary. Please register
early due to limited space. Maximum of 10 girls allowed in this
course.
Course # B19-15 Fridays, January 23-March 20 (No class February 20)
McGovern School Gym Ages: Grades 2-4
F.A.S.T. Athletics Staff
Grades 2-4
Course #B22-15
Thursdays, January 15-February 26
Memorial School Gym 6 sessions
2:30-3:30pm
$75
Kate Hurley; Registered Investment Advisor
Join your friends for a great afternoon of dodgeball! All players
will be divided into equal teams and placed in a round-robin
tournament bracket.
Course # B24-15
Friday, March 6 Memorial School Gym
Course # B66-15
Monday, February 2
In this course you will learn the same methods and techniques
institutions and pension funds use to manage long-term portfolios. This approach can be applied to the management of a mid-tolarge 401k, 403b, IRA, mutual fund or brokerage account or to a
family’s portfolio made up of several of these accounts. You will
learn a step-by-step process to determine your goals, determine
the investments needed to meet those goals and a system to monitor and manage your account or portfolio over time. Both experienced and novice investors will come away from this course with
the ability to immediately employ this practical, common-sense
investment method.
HEARTSAVER PEDIATRIC FIRST AID & CPR
Ages: Grades 2-4
6 sessions
2:30-3:30pm
$80
INVESTMENT STRATEGY FOR MID-TOLARGE PORTFOLIOS
NEW
Join us for three days during your February vacation for tons of
fun and fitness with friends and our favorite coaches from FAST
Athletics! Their popular Super Sports program will be enhanced
with even more games and tournaments. All children will stretch,
shoot hoops, play catch, run,and participate in exciting games of
handball, pillo polo, soccer and dodgeball. Please bring a water
bottle, snacks, drinks, and a lunch (peanut-free please).
3 sessions
9:00am-3:00pm
$95
Applying and gaining acceptance to college in today’s competitive market creates stress and anxiety for both students and their
parents. Parents are often confused about the many steps their
child needs to take in the process of applying to college. This
workshop will take parents through the college search and application process from start to finish. Join College Bound, a local
college consulting service with over 15 years of experience in
higher education, to learn strategies for organizing your child’s
college search. We will address the importance of researching
schools, making college visits, submitting applications (early action and early decision), and what colleges look for in an applicant. Parents will leave this workshop with a clear understanding
of the college application process from their child’s junior year
through senior year of high school. Senior parents - it isn’t too late
to pick up some helpful tips!
Thursday, February 5
7:00-9:00pm
High School Rm. 119-2 $15/person or $20/couple
Thursday, March 5
7:00-9:00pm
During February Vacation
What Parents Need to Know
Christa M. Panciocco; College Bound Consultant
Many people are offering financial advice these days. How do
you choose the investment advisor that is right for you? This
seminar will examine the many types of advisors, how to determine the appropriate advisor for your needs and how advisors are
compensated. Additionally, we will discuss the questions you
should ask when interviewing potential advisors and describe the
steps you should take to avoid scams.
SUPER SPORTS VACATION PROGRAM DODGEBALL TOURNAMENT Dick Man
Does your job require certification in First Aid and CPR? This
course meets the requirements of camp counselors, babysitters,
and children’s sports organizations. The Heartsaver Pediatric First
Aid course, taught under the guidelines of the American Heart
Association, is designed for anyone who may need to respond
to a first-aid emergency. This course teaches participants how to
handle injuries and manage illness in the first few minutes until
help arrives. The six modules covered in this course are First Aid
Basics, Medical Emergencies, Injury Emergencies, Environmental Emergencies, Adult CPR, and Pediatric CPR. Certification is
good for two years.
Course # B67-15
Tuesday, March 10 High School Rm. 119-2 6
1 session
7:00-9:00pm
$25/person or $35/couple
GETTING PAID TO TALK
Voice Coaches
Have you ever been told you have a great voice? From audio
books and cartoons, to documentaries, commercials and more,
this class will introduce you to the growing field of voice over.
Learn what the pros look for, how to prepare, and where to find
work in your area! We will discuss industry pros and cons and
play samples from working voice professionals. In addition, you
will have an opportunity to record a short professional script under the direction of the teacher. This class is lots of fun, realistic,
and a great first step for anyone interested in the voice over field.
For more information, visit http://voicecoaches.com/gptt.
1 session
6:00-9:00pm
$85
1 session
2:30-4:30pm
$30
Course # B68-15
Wednesday, March 4 High School Rm. 119-2 Call or email the Community Education office for details
508-533-3222 option 4
508-533-3222 option 4
YOU CAN AFFORD COLLEGE IF you PLAN in advance, UNDERSTAND the financial aid process, and ACT early enough to
be successful. Financial Aid goes to the families who plan in advance - ideally before December 31 of your child’s sophomore
year of high school. This course will teach you the concepts and
strategies that will help you maximize your financial aid by understanding the process and how implementing strategies may
increase a family’s eligibility even if you have a “high income”
or own a business. The greatest amount of financial aid goes to
the families who act in the years before college. REMEMBER:
Procrastination equals less financial aid. All schools are not alike,
so it is important to know your options and opportunities. A free
financial aid analysis will be available to all attendees. For more
information, visit our website at collegefundingadvisors.com.
Course # B65-15
Monday, January 26 Memorial School Library 1 session
7:00-9:00pm
$25
COLLEGE FUNDING ADVISORS
medwayce.org
6 sessions
3:00-4:00pm
$75
Course # B23-15 Tuesday-Thursday, February 17-19 Memorial School Gym NEW
Come join F.A.S.T. Athletics for some floor hockey fun!
Fundamentals of hockey will be taught along with good
sportsmanship and rules. After the instructional period is over,
each day will end with a good old-fashioned floor hockey game.
Course # B20-15 Tuesdays, January 13-February 24
(No class February 17) Memorial School Gym
Grades K & 1
Course # B21-15
McGovern School Gym Ages: Grades 1-4 F.A.S.T. Athletics Staff
8 sessions
7:30-9:00pm
$100
FLOOR HOCKEY
Please send note to your child’s classroom teacher BEFORE
first session with dates child will be staying after school for
program.
Include name of child’s teacher on registration form; will
assist child getting to school gym.
Each school program limited to 25 participants; register early.
STARTING THE COLLEGE SEARCH
NEW
Come join the staff of F.A.S.T. Athletics for their popular Super
Sports program which offers a variety of sports each session, such
as soccer, basketball, flag football, dodgeball, and kickball. Each
session includes proper stretching and warm-up games, instruction
on the basic skills of each sport, and a high-energy game of the
sport played that day in a safe and FUN environment. Children in
each school program participate in sports and games that are ageappropriate and geared to their developmental abilities and needs.
Medway Youth Softball is offering an indoor skills clinic for
softball players in Grades K-6. This clinic will focus on the basic
fundamentals of throwing, fielding, and hitting for the younger
players. The older girls will build upon their skills and watch
instructional videos. There will also be special attention on the
mental aspect of the game including preparation, confidence and
in-game focus. These clinics are designed to prepare players,
both new and experienced, for the spring season. Please register
early due to limited space. Maximum of 12 girls allowed in each
age group.
Grades K-2
Course # B17-15
McGovern School Gym HOW TO SELECT AN INVESTMENT
ADVISOR
Ages: Grades K-4
15
1 session
6:30-9:00pm
$25
WINE TASTING USING QUINI
INTRODUCTION TO DRAWING
This class will introduce you to a new, expertly designed wine
tasting system call Quini. In addition to learning about wines, regions and food pairings, you will experience and learn a standard
wine tasting structure and common language you can use anywhere to talk about wine. Before the class, all participants must
preregister at Quini for technology set-up and device setting at
quiniwine.com. Participants must bring an iPad, iPhone or device
with web access to the class. Class is limited to 20; we strongly
encourage early registration. Attendees must be 21 years of age
to attend.
Gain an intimate understanding of how to conceptualize and
construct a drawing. We will explore concepts and techniques
such as proportion, structure, negative shape, mark making, blind
contour and relative measuring. The class will use a variety of
materials including, but not limited to, graphite, charcoal, ink pen,
ink wash and chalk. All participants will receive an email with a
list of materials needed for this class, approximately $20 in value,
before the start of class.
Mark C. Lenzi, CSW, CSS, CWAS
Jeffrey Ellse
Course # B60-15
Thursdays, January 22-March 5 High School Rm. 020-3 (Lower level) Course # B58-15 1 session
Tuesday, March 24
7:00-9:00pm
Franklin Liquors, 363 East Central Street, Franklin $20
RESTORING PHOTO COLLECTIONS
Audrey Anderson
GUITAR 101
NEW
Many of us have inherited a collection of family photos or
documents. How can we preserve these collections for ourselves
and for future generations? In this class, we will discuss a short
history of photography, identification and dating of old photos
and documents, handling, organizing, and archiving collections,
digital restoration methods, scanning and sharing, and making an
album, or framing them safely.
Dale Freeman
Did you ever want to play the guitar, but have little or no
experience? Do you have an acoustic guitar gathering dust in
the closet and it keeps calling to you? If so, this is the class for
you! Basics to be covered - learning the parts of the guitar, names
of strings, using a pick, tuning the guitar, daily finger exercises,
learning the rudiments of reading music, and how to figure out
and play those confusing chord diagrams. By the end of the class,
students will be able to sight-read melodies and strum chords of
some basic folk songs. Guitar book and supplemental material
will be provided. Please bring an acoustic guitar to class.
Dale Freeman
The Ukulele is a cheerful, fun instrument to play! This class gives
players a solid foundation on the uke, from how to hold and strum,
to tuning, to basic chords and songs to play. You will be playing
songs after the first class! Please bring a Ukulele to class. No
musical experience necessary. A Ukulele book and supplemental
material will be provided. Please register quickly due to limited
class size.
Different digital shooting modes and how/when to use them
How a digital camera sensor works and why it matters
How your camera makes an image: the exposure basics
Tips for working with digital flash
How auto-focus works and getting the sharpest images
Adjusting digital white balance for the best color in your
images
Getting your shots to look great: the basics of composition
This workshop is designed for all ability levels and for both
point & shoot and DSLR camera users. Each session will include
a participant image share, in class exercises, handout materials
and homework assignments. A private, password protected online
group will be utilized to share images, provide feedback and
address questions in between each session. Participants should
bring their camera and camera manual to every session.
508-533-3222 option 4
Go to hockymca.org and enter “Aquatics Program” in the Search
box. Select the desired aquatics program, then choose class and
time. Refer to the Program Member Fee in each swim category.
Course # B27-15 Fridays, January 23-March 6 (No class February 20) Burke School Gym Once you have determined the class, please register through
Medway Community Education – online or by mail. DO NOT
register through the YMCA’s portal. If you do not know your
child’s swim level, call 774-235-2747 to set-up a free evaluation
appointment.
LEARN TO SKATE - Basic Skills Ages: 5 & up
Norfolk Arena
PARENT/CHILD
PRESCHOOL
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Learn the art of Kempo Karate. This six-week program offers
beginner and advanced levels. The beginner level teaches
age-appropriate self-defense techniques; the advanced level is
for students who have previously taken Karate and focuses on
more difficult age-appropriate self-defense techniques. Both
levels teach important life skills, such as confidence, selfcontrol, and patience. The biggest benefit to karate is that it is an
individual sport in which each student works at his or her own
pace. The last class will include a test during which the students
will demonstrate the skills they have learned during the program.
At the conclusion of the test, the students will earn their rank,
which, depending on their level, will be either a stripe or a belt.
IT’S NOT ABOUT THE CAMERA
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Thursdays, January 22-March 5
6:30-7:30pm
$70
High School Rm.138-3 (Enter through gym doors) The Franklin YMCA strives to provide a fun and safe aquatic
environment that fosters swimming as a life skill and part of a
healthy lifestyle. Located at 45 Forge Hill Road in Franklin, the
Y offers a variety of programs that allow all ages and abilities
to enjoy their pools. Medway Community Education registrants
receive the Program Member Fee for all swim programs without
having to pay an annual fee. To view all class descriptions, dates,
times, fees, and number of available openings in each swim level,
please check the YMCA’s website at hockymca.org.
Ages: 5-13
Master Julie Guido & Master Christine Howard
Shrimp/Kippa/Inia....Ages 6-12 months
Perch.........................Ages 12-36 months
Seahorse...................Ages 24-36 months (with recommendation only)
Pike with Parent.......Ages 3-5
If you have a digital camera then you may have experienced that
moment when you have taken a picture and realize it just doesn’t
quite look like you imagined it would. This six-week workshop is
designed to help you use the tools you have (your digital camera)
to take the best photos you can. Over the course of the workshop
we will explore both the technical aspects of digital imaging, as
well as artistic elements. Some topics to be covered are:
UKULELE 101
KARATE - Beginner & Advanced
Ages: 6 months-18 years
YMCA Aquatics Staff
Tuesdays, January 13-March 3
7:30-9:00pm
Veterans Memorial Bldg., Rte. 109, Millis-Rm. 21
$80
Capturing Better Photos
Lisa Sheehan
Wednesdays, January 21-March 4 6:30-7:30pm
High School Rm.138-3 (Enter through gym doors) medwayce.org
6 sessions
7:00-9:00pm
$60
AQUATICS AT THE FRANKLIN YMCA
Eel..........Ages 3-5
Pike 1.....Ages 3-5
Pike 2.....Ages 3-5
All skaters will be registered with the U.S.F.S.A. and will receive a
“skater’s kit” containing materials to track their progress throughout the program. Each session will consist of 25 minutes of instruction and 25 minutes of “supervised” practice time. All children under the age of six must wear a helmet; gloves are required
for all. Skates and helmets are available for rent in the pro shop. A
one-time yearly individual registration fee of $15 is due the first
session, check made payable to Norfolk Arena. This fee includes
your registration with USFSA, a skating book, and badges. The
student/teacher ratio is 1:12.
YOUTH AND TEEN PROGRAMS
Shark............................ Ages 6-12
Intramural Swim.......... Ages 6-13
Jr. Masters Swim..........Ages 12-16
Beginner Lessons.........Ages 13+
Intermediate Lessons... Ages 13+
Stroke Clinic................ Ages 13+
Winter
Course # B25-15 Monday, January 5-Sunday, February 15
(Monday lessons-$80 due to the holiday)
Spring 1
Course # B26-15 Monday, February 23-Sunday, April 19
NEW
The Basic Skills program offered at the Norfolk Arena is an excellent introduction to ice skating. All coaches are highly qualified,
registered with the United States Figure Skating Association, and
have extensive backgrounds in hockey and figure skating instruction. Skaters will learn the basic skills necessary to enjoy all aspects of skating in a fun and exciting way, whether it is for youth
hockey, figure skating, or just for pleasure.
Ray.........Ages 3-5
Starfish...Ages 3-5
Fish..................... Ages 6-12
Flying Fish..........Ages 6-12
Guppy................. Ages 6-12
Minnow.............. Ages 6-12
Polliwog I...........Ages 6-12
Polliwog II..........Ages 6-12
6 sessions
4:00-4:50pm
$60
6 sessions
$93
8 sessions
$123
Program 1
Course # B28-15
Tuesdays, January 6-February 24 or
Saturdays, January 10-February 28 or
Sundays, January 11-March 1
One Dean Street, Norfolk
8 sessions
5:00-5:50pm
12:00-12:50pm
3:00-3:50pm
$135
Program 2
Course # B29-15
Tuesdays, March 3-April 14 or
Saturdays, March 7-April 18 or
Sundays, March 8-April 19
7 sessions
5:00-5:50pm
12:00-12:50pm
3:00-3:50pm
$120
Mondays, February 23-March 30
7:00-9:00pm
14
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MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL
ADULT - HOME & LEISURE
PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS
The Medway Music Department is excited to present a Private
Lesson Program, which serves students in grades 5 - 12. The
program runs in partnership between the Medway Public Schools’
Music Department, Medway Community Education, and the
Medway Friends of Performing Arts. Currently, the program
offers lessons for the traditional concert band instruments.
Lessons are available at a rate of $23.00 per 30-minute lesson,
$35.00 per 45-minute lesson, and $46.00 per 60-minute lesson.
The private lesson program offers students an opportunity to
study their instrument with a professional specialist in a one-onone setting. This does not replace existing class group lessons and
band classes, where instruction is presented by school department
staff. Instead, the program offers further training in fundamentals,
technique, musicianship, and solo repertoire. This type of local
program also helps parents avoid transporting students to other
towns for private lessons.
to a first-aid emergency. This course teaches participants how
to handle injuries and manage illness in the first few minutes
until help arrives. The six modules covered in this course are
First Aid Basics, Medical Emergencies, Injury Emergencies,
Environmental Emergencies, Adult CPR, and Pediatric CPR.
Certification is good for two years.
Change is constant and some changes may leave us perplexed,
fearful and immobile. Join us to learn simple, effective and
proven strategies to aid us as we move through transitions in our
lives. Whether transitioning with a new career, moving, divorce,
or loss, this three-part class will discuss various tools that help
with the process of moving forward, managing the changes, and
welcoming a new beginning with the next chapters of your lives.
Course # B65-15
Monday, January 26 Memorial School Library SIP & SNACK WITH MANDALAS
If you are interested in having your child participate in this program
or if you have any questions regarding the program, including a
payment schedule breakdown, please feel free to contact Amanda
Webster, High School music teacher at (508)-533-3227 x4504 or
by email at awebster@medway.k12.ma.us.
Ages: 16 & up
Dale Freeman
Ages: Grades 5-12
Amanda Webster
Ages: 13 & up
GUITAR 101 Did you ever want to play the guitar, but have little or no
Your information is emailed directly to our music department
and you will be contacted to schedule a weekly lesson time. All
lessons occur Monday through Friday after school in Medway
Public Schools’ music facilities. After you have filled-out the
online registration, you must submit the $15 registration fee. Your
registration will not be considered complete until the registration
fee is received.
Please make all payments payable to Community Education and
mail to Community Education, 16 Cassidy Lane, Medway. You
may also pay online at: unipaygold.unibank.com.
SOCIAL NETIQUETTE
Ages: 11-13
Course # B58-15
6 sessions
6:30-7:30pm
High School Rm.138-3 (Enter through gym doors) NEW
Social networking has become the new “playground” for tweens
and teens, and who can blame them for being drawn to a place
where you can be anyone you want, meet people from around the
world, share pictures and experiences, build or join a community
or become an instant celebrity? Children have access to people,
ideas and influences now more than ever, and in order to keep
them safe from those with less than good intentions, we must
teach them how to develop their critical thinking and problem
solving skills while they navigate over forty (and growing) social
networking sites that are just a click away! In the Kidproof Social
Netiquette workshop, students learn to develop and apply proper
social etiquette, good citizenship and critical thinking skills to
meeting people, sharing information and socializing through the
internet.
Course # B30-15
Monday, March 2
medwayce.org
1 session
6:00-9:00pm
$85
TRANSITIONS to TRANSFORMATION
NEW
LADIES NIGHT OUT
Mary Ellen Wasielewski; Certified Executive Transition &
Bereavement Coach
Course # B48-15 Mondays, January 26-February 9
Memorial School Staff Lounge
Judith Moffatt
Ann Fisher; Molly’s Apothecary
Join Ann Fisher, head teacher and owner of Molly’s Apothecary
in Medway, for a fun evening of making natural body products.
We will make a fun Melt and Pour “glycerin” soap project, a luxurious lotion, and a decadent sugar scrub, using natural ingredients,
botanicals, essential oils and perfume grade fragrances. All participants will take home lovely handmade products at the end of
the evening. This class is always fun in groups, so bring a friend!
Course # B53-15
Thursday, March 5 Medway Mills, 163 Main Street, Rte. 109 3 sessions
6:45-8:15pm
$45
COLD PROCESS SOAP MAKING
NEW
Join us in this exciting class to learn how to make soap from
scratch, using organic ingredients, essential oils, perfume and
cosmetic grade fragrances, botanicals and other wonderful ingredients! All participants will make their own log of soap. The soap
needs to stay in the studio overnight and may be picked-up the
next day. Please wear old clothes as we are working with colorants, oils and fragrances. Minimum age requirement is 16, accompanied by a parent or guardian; otherwise 18 and older.
Experience a relaxing night out as you rediscover the enjoyable
pastime of coloring! Participants in this class will begin by
selecting one of Ms. Moffatt’s Mandalas printed on high
quality paper. Tips will then be given on color choices, along
with techniques for blending and smoothly applying color.
Psychologists have been using coloring as a relaxation technique
since the early 20th century. Adult coloring has recently become
a popular trend and has been proven to help relieve stress. Try out
this beneficial activity and at the same time create a beautiful and
intricate piece of artwork for your home.
Course # B49-15
Wednesday, March 4
Odd Fellows Hall, 169 Main Street, Medway
Course # B54-15 Thursday, March 12 Medway Mills, 163 Main Street, Rte. 109
1 session
7:00-9:00pm
$28
Ciabatta and French Country Bread
John Scott Smith
Ahhh - the sweet smell of bread baking! Most home bakers want
to try the more challenging to make (and delicious to eat!) “wet”
dough breads, like Italian ciabatta and French country bread.
Now it’s your turn! Come out to learn how to confidently turn
these loose doughs into better breads than you will find at most
bakeries. Medway home baker, John Scott Smith, will walk you
through kneading wet dough, the “stretch and fold” technique to
further develop gluten and shaping,your loaves. Bring an appetite
as we will be tasting samples and discussing some of the finer
points of bread baking, together.
Noelle Fiori
Grab a couple of friends and join us at one of Medway’s most
popular restaurants for our exciting painting workshop! All
participants are instructed from start to finish in the creation of a
winter/spring landscape. A different painting will be featured each
session. Best of all, you leave at the end of the class with a custom
piece of art to decorate your home. All supplies are included.
Restaurant 45 is opening their menu for us to enjoy appetizers
and/or dinner and drinks before or during class.
1 session
7:00-9:00pm
Course # B51-15
Monday, February 23 1 session
7:00-9:00pm
Course # B52-15
Monday, March 16 1 session
7:00-9:00pm
Restaurant 45, 45 Milford Street, Rte. 109
1 session
6:30-9:30pm
$70
ADVANCED BREAD BAKING PAINT AND SIP
Course # B50-15
Monday, January 26 1 session
7:00-9:30pm
$40
Course # B55-15 Tuesday, February 10
Medway Senior Center WINE AND WHOOPIE PIES
1 session
6:30-8:30pm
$25
NEW
Please join us as Franklin Liquors partners with Franklin’s
Making Whoopie for a food and wine pairing event! What wine
goes with these sweet treats? We will dare to pair and amaze
your taste buds! Join Mark, as well as Kerri and Eric Spencer,
co-owners of Making Whoopie, for a tasty and fun evening!
Class is limited to 20. Attendees must be over 21 years of age.
$40/session
1 session
2:00-4:00pm
$35
7:00-9:00pm
8
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CO-ED VOLLEYBALL
LADIES SNOWSHOE/TREK
Join us in this fun, non-competitive volleyball program. Players
will be assigned to a team for a semester of enjoyable, recreational
volleyball. Passing and team play are emphasized to ensure that
everyone has fun, regardless of skill level. The last class will be a
fun tournament where you might win a highly coveted T-shirt! All
participants must pre-register before the first session.
Join this invigorating six-week class for the physically fit hiker!
Embrace this time of the year hiking on serene trails during the
winter months. Freshly fallen snow only adds to the magic! Plus,
you can burn up to 1000 calories an hour on hilly terrain! Join
other women and hike or snowshoe (your choice) in our wonderful
local park areas. We will meet at various local locations each
week - a list will be distributed. Hikes are cancelled only for very
inclement weather; make-ups after 2nd cancellation. If conditions
are icy, “ice cleats” on shoes are strongly recommended. They are
available at Bass Pro, L.L. Bean, and Walmart.
Jason Hebeler & Mike Bradford
Course # B41-15
Wednesdays, January 7-April 15 (No class February 18)
Middle School Old Gym
14 sessions
7:00-9:00pm
$90
First Week’s Location: F. Gilbert State Forest, Foxboro
Meet at park entrance by Ranger Station.
(Directions available upon registration)
INTERMEDIATE CO-ED VOLLEYBALL
Wally Wenzel & Bob Hudon
Program 1
Course # B46-15 Thursdays, January 8-February 12 or
Saturdays, January 10-February 14 9:45-11:00am
Have you ever wanted to get back into the competitive game of
volleyball? Here’s your chance! This class is for those who have
had experience and have a good basic knowledge of the game.
Play on a full court using USVBA rules. Tryouts are on the first
night. We offer this class on two nights. You may sign-up for one
night or receive a discount for two nights. All participants must
pre-register before the first session.
Course # B42-15
Mondays, January 5-April 27 (No class January 19, February 16 & April 20)
14 sessions
7:00-9:30pm
Course # B43-15
Thursdays, January 8-April 16 (No class February 19) 14 sessions
7:00-9:30pm
WATER FITNESS PROGRAMS at the
FRANKLIN YMCA
YMCA Aquatics Staff
The Franklin YMCA offers a variety of fitness programs that
allow all ages and abilities to enjoy the pools. All participants
pay $5 per WATER FITNESS class. Please register and pay for
the number of classes you plan on attending, then contact the
Community Education office to arrange a time to pick-up your
“Water Fitness” passes. You may attend ANY of the programs/
days/times noted below. There is NO deadline for registration and
passes do not expire.
MEN’S TUESDAY NIGHT BASKETBALL
Adam Quimby
If you love to play the game of basketball and want to get some
exercise, join us and play in this non-competitive setting. You
will have the opportunity to play in many games during this 2 ½
hour program. Bring water, a towel, and a light and dark shirt. All
participants must pre-register before the first session. Limit 20
participants.
Aqua Zumba
This impact-free high intensity workout burns calories and tones
muscles while you dance and move to Latin music.
Mondays 7:30-8:15pm
Tuesdays, Thursdays 12:00-12:45pm
Fridays 11:00-11:45am
15 sessions
7:00-9:30pm
$93
Aqua Aerobics
This water workout is as intense as you make it. Class includes
stretching, cardiovascular activity and muscle conditioning.
Great for those of all fitness abilities
Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays 8:00-8:45am
Saturdays 8:00-8:45am
MEN’S SUNDAY MORNING BASKETBALL
Bill Gross
Come and get an early start to your day, as well as some great
exercise, in this informal basketball program specifically for men
30 years and older. You will have the opportunity to “compete”
in many games during the two-hour session. Bring water, a towel,
and a light and dark shirt. All participants must pre-register before
the first session. Limit 20 participants.
Course # B45-15 Sundays, January 11-March 29 Middle School Anderson Gym medwayce.org
6 sessions
9:45-11:00am
$30
Program 2
Thursdays, March 5-April 9 or
9:45-11:00am
Saturdays, March 7-April 11 $30
$90/one night or $165/two nights
Course # B44-15 Tuesdays, January 6-April 28 (No class February 17 & April 21) Middle School Old Gym
DRIVER TRAINING CENTER Nanci Cahalane
AFYAP
Arthritis Foundation’s YMCA Aquatic Program provides soothing
exercises in shallow water, specifically designed for people with
arthritis.
Tuesdays, Thursdays 8:30-9:15am
12 sessions
7:00-9:00am
$80
Course # BY-15
45 Forge Hill Road, Franklin
12
Ages: 15 yrs/9 mos. & up
Program Information:
The Driver Training Center (DTC) of Norwood has been in business for over 25 years, offers the lowest local price and best service, and
is the only local Four Star (highest rated) licensed driving school by the PDEA (Professional Driver Education Association). DTC also
offers the required two-hour parent program. All students will begin road lessons within two weeks of eligibility and will have the same
instructor for all driving times. DTC offers personalized instruction for each student to best meet his/her needs. Road test sponsorship is
available during the Registry of Motor Vehicle’s best-scheduling times. DTC accepts MasterCard and Visa.
Free home pick-up and drop-off after first lesson; first lesson will meet at high school or middle school
Program Overview
30 hours of classroom instruction
12 hours behind-the-wheel training
6 hours driving observation
2-hour parent class
To register for driving time and parent class, call 508-528-9510, Monday-Friday, 2:00-5:00pm
Payment Schedule
$169 - Classroom Sessions only - payable to Medway Community Education
$299 - Payment 1 of driving time - payable to DTC before 4th classroom session
$299 - Payment 2 of driving time - payable to DTC when scheduling driving time
Program 1
Course # B31-15 Monday-Friday, February 16-20 High School Rm. 113-2 5 sessions
9:00am-3:30pm
$169
Program 2
Course # B32-15 Monday-Friday, April 20-24 High School Rm. 113-2 5 sessions
9:00am-3:30pm
$169
What Students Need to Know
Ages: Grades 10 & 11
This one-night workshop will provide high school students with
valuable information on the entire college search process. A
College Bound consultant will share helpful college admission
information, as well as how to put together an impressive
application package. So take the first step in your college search
and join College Bound, a local college-consulting service, to
learn how to organize your search, prepare your resume, write
application essays, obtain the best recommendations, and much
more. High school juniors are encouraged to attend this workshop.
Parents - please refer to course B66-15 for course information
regarding the college search process for you!
Course # B33-15
Monday, February 9
High School Rm. 111-2 1 session
7:00-9:00pm
$25
$5/class
9
ADULT - FITNESS
REVOLUTION PREP - College Readiness
20/20/20
Revolution Prep is a College Readiness Company that has been helping students improve their grades and increase standardized test
scores for over 10 years. They provide personalized academic and test preparation tutoring services for middle and high school students.
Revolution Prep offers a variety of programs to help students achieve their academic goals. Medway families can work with Amanda
Bruneau, liaison to Medway Community Education, to build a customized plan and find the best tutor or program for their child’s learning style, interests, and goals.
Are you tight on time? Do you want to take your exercise routine
to the next level? How about a fitness class that covers all aspects
of fitness including cardio, muscle conditioning and abdominal
training in just one hour. We have you covered with our new
20/20/20 class! Each class offers a complete fitness routine
including 20 minutes of cardio, 20 minutes of weight training
and 20 minutes of abdominal work. The cardio segment features
step training on Mondays and kickboxing on Wednesdays. Both
nights challenge different muscle groups giving each participant
a complete and balanced workout that will help melt away those
unwanted holiday pounds in no time at all! A relaxing cool-down
and stretch are also included in both classes. Please bring a water
bottle, hand-weights and towel.
Learn to unleash your inner child with cardio based hula hooping!
It is an exciting way to broaden your workout while creating a
healthy body and mind. Hooping conditions your core, works on
proper body alignment, boosts flexibility and stability, and lowers
stress with an exhilarating aerobic total body weight loss workout.
No prior hooping experience is required - wear exercise clothes,
bring a water bottle and an open mind,and watch as you laugh
your way to a “new” you. Hoops are provided.
Mondays & Wednesdays, January 5-March 9
6:30-7:30pm
(No class January 19, February 16 & 18) $75
McGovern School Gym
MOVE I.T. - Interval Training
Middle and High School Students
Patrice Dwyer
Please contact Amanda at 617-640-0744 or amanda.bruneau@revolutionprep.com to see if Revolution Prep has a program that would
fit your child’s academic needs, as well as prepping for the SAT & ACT. You may also go directly to Revolution Prep’s website, www.
revolutionprep.com or call 1-877-738-7737.
Revolution Prep Programs
SAT/ACT/PSAT Academic Private Tutoring:
Our private tutoring program matches one of our exceptional tutors to each student based on his or her learning style, academic strengths
and weaknesses, and personality. This process ensures that each student gets the most out of these one-on-one tutoring sessions. Tutoring
programs are flexible and we guarantee our tutor match!
SAT/ACT Small Group Live Online Courses:
We offer options to fit the needs of any student, anywhere. Delivered via our online platform with face to face instruction, these courses
are accessible from anywhere with an internet connection, and the scheduling flexibility makes them the perfect option for busy students.
$599 SAT/ACT Small Group Course
$899 Hybrid Course - class plus 4 hours of private tutoring
HOOPNOTICA - Hula Hoop Dance and Cardio
Kat Suwalski
Course # B37-15 Tuesdays, January 6-March 3
McGovern School Gym
This exhilarating 60-minute cardiovascular conditioning class is
based on the science of hybrid interval training. Beginners, with
or without movement skills, as well as seasoned athletes, tune into
single moves while simultaneously integrating the whole body
for increased flexibility, agility, mobility, strength and stability.
Each 60-second cycle coaches you to self-modulate - your own
range of motion, energy dynamics, and intensity levels. We will
explore our way to anaerobic spikes, or “bursts” of energy, with
high intensity and high speed movements sustained for a short
period of time. Soundscapes of world, electronic, pop, rock, and
hip-hop music inspire your dance as you optimize your fitness and
conditioning!
EVENING BOOT CAMP
Melanie Greeley; ACE Certified Personal Trainer
Course # B35-15
Mondays & Thursdays, January 5-March 9
(No class January 19, February 16 & 19) Burke School Gym KAPLAN - Test Prep Ages: Grades 11 & 12
A higher score or your money back! Kaplan teachers will teach the proven methods, strategies, and content that will increase student’s
scores. In addition, students will have access to Smart Track – an online set of tools that are customized for every student. Kaplan teachers personalize the prep by meeting students at their skill level and engaging them in the just-right content that will get them the most
points on Test Day. Kaplan offers unmatched expertise and guaranteed results. Please visit your personalized web page at kaplanatschool.com/medway today!
Kaplan Programs
Premiere Private Tutoring for the SAT and ACT: $100 discount for Medway students
Unlimited Prep: For $1,099, students have unrestricted access to all Kaplan courses, including On-Site SAT and ACT and On Demand
PSAT, Subject Test and AP exams. This option is ideal for students planning on taking multiple exams or for those with a busy schedule.
Take as many courses as you would like from enrollment until graduation.
Complete SAT Classroom Course: At Medway High School for $599, includes a $100 discount off of regular $699 price for Medway
students. Students get prepped with Kaplan’s 10-session course, including 6 three-hour sessions taught by expert teachers, 10 full-length
practice tests (4 proctored in class and 6 new, online tests), and Kaplan’s print and online study materials. All programs lead up to the
March, May and June SATs.
10 sessions
10 sessions
10 sessions
16 sessions
7:00-8:00pm
$100
Course # B38-15
Wednesdays, January 7-March 4 (No class February 18) Burke School Gym
ZUMBA GOLD TONING©
Paula O’Malley
Siri Krishna Khalsa
This is an 8-week course designed for women only. Kundalini
yoga classes are a dynamic blend of postures, pranayam, mantra,
music and mediation, which teach you the art of relaxation, selfhealing and elevation. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a mat
or towel to class.
Course #A39-15
Tuesdays, January 6-March 3 (No class February 17) Medway Public Library (Lower Level)
10
8 sessions
6:30-7:45pm
$78
TAI CHI CHUAN YANG FORM 24
John Dansereau
8 sessions
6:30-7:30pm
$70
You will learn an ancient art of improving your mind, body and
spirit. Tai Chi and Qi Gong exercises have been shown to improve
balance, help reduce signs of aging, improve the heart, and reduce
stress. It has also been shown to help with MS, Parkinson’s,
Fibromyalgia, Shingles, and arthritis. Tai Chi and Qi Gong can
be done by almost everyone. Please wear comfortable clothing
and flexible soled shoes and bring an open mind.
Weekday sessions 6:00-10:00pm
$599 (regularly priced at $699)
Saturday sessions 9:00-1:00pm
Medway High School Rm. 107-1
Sunday sessions 12:00-4:00pm
To Register: Call 1-800-KAP-TEST / 1-800-527-8378 or visit KaplanAtSchool.com/Medway
medwayce.org
8 sessions
6:30-7:30pm
$70
WOMEN, YOGA & HEALTH
Zumba Gold Toning is a combination of cardio and resistive
exercises using dance-fitness and lightweight training for the
active older adult, as well as beginners. Through modified
dynamic light weight resistance training, participants can help
prevent age-related bone loss, increase muscle strength and
definition, decrease body fat and improve mobility, posture,
coordination and cognition; all this is being done in the same
fun party atmosphere as the Zumba Gold classes. Zumba Toning
sticks or one pound hand weights may be used. Just a note - hand
weights should never be shaken as there is no give and may cause
injury. Toning sticks provide a mild resistance and help train the
participants to consciously contract their muscles. Toning sticks
create sound to accompany the rhythms of the music and may be
purchased for $20.
Course #A36-15
Tuesdays, January 6-March 3 (No class February 17) Burke School Gym 8 sessions
6:30-7:30pm
$70
Marcia Coakley
Join us in this highly-energetic class where you will have fun
while getting fit! You will burn calories and train your muscles
with creative exercises and positive motivation. Cardio and
strength-training exercises will change each week so you will
never feel bored. Please bring a yoga mat to class.
On-campus course at Medway High School leading up to the March 14 SAT:
6 Classroom Sessions begin Wednesday, January 28, from 6:00-9:00pm
5 Practice Exams begin Saturday, January 31, from 9:00am-1:00pm
$599 SAT Group Class - 11 sessions
$899 Hybrid Course - Group Class plus 4 hours of private tutoring
Program 1: Course # SAKA15085 Tuesdays & Thursdays, January 29-March 10
Program 2: Course # SAKA15039 Sundays & Wednesdays, March 15-April 29 Program 3: Course # SAKA14218 Saturdays & Tuesdays, April 11-June 2 NEW
Course # B40-15 Thursdays, January 8-February 12 Medway Senior Center 11
6 sessions
6:30-7:30pm
$60
ADULT - FITNESS
REVOLUTION PREP - College Readiness
20/20/20
Revolution Prep is a College Readiness Company that has been helping students improve their grades and increase standardized test
scores for over 10 years. They provide personalized academic and test preparation tutoring services for middle and high school students.
Revolution Prep offers a variety of programs to help students achieve their academic goals. Medway families can work with Amanda
Bruneau, liaison to Medway Community Education, to build a customized plan and find the best tutor or program for their child’s learning style, interests, and goals.
Are you tight on time? Do you want to take your exercise routine
to the next level? How about a fitness class that covers all aspects
of fitness including cardio, muscle conditioning and abdominal
training in just one hour. We have you covered with our new
20/20/20 class! Each class offers a complete fitness routine
including 20 minutes of cardio, 20 minutes of weight training
and 20 minutes of abdominal work. The cardio segment features
step training on Mondays and kickboxing on Wednesdays. Both
nights challenge different muscle groups giving each participant
a complete and balanced workout that will help melt away those
unwanted holiday pounds in no time at all! A relaxing cool-down
and stretch are also included in both classes. Please bring a water
bottle, hand-weights and towel.
Learn to unleash your inner child with cardio based hula hooping!
It is an exciting way to broaden your workout while creating a
healthy body and mind. Hooping conditions your core, works on
proper body alignment, boosts flexibility and stability, and lowers
stress with an exhilarating aerobic total body weight loss workout.
No prior hooping experience is required - wear exercise clothes,
bring a water bottle and an open mind,and watch as you laugh
your way to a “new” you. Hoops are provided.
Mondays & Wednesdays, January 5-March 9
6:30-7:30pm
(No class January 19, February 16 & 18) $75
McGovern School Gym
MOVE I.T. - Interval Training
Middle and High School Students
Patrice Dwyer
Please contact Amanda at 617-640-0744 or amanda.bruneau@revolutionprep.com to see if Revolution Prep has a program that would
fit your child’s academic needs, as well as prepping for the SAT & ACT. You may also go directly to Revolution Prep’s website, www.
revolutionprep.com or call 1-877-738-7737.
Revolution Prep Programs
SAT/ACT/PSAT Academic Private Tutoring:
Our private tutoring program matches one of our exceptional tutors to each student based on his or her learning style, academic strengths
and weaknesses, and personality. This process ensures that each student gets the most out of these one-on-one tutoring sessions. Tutoring
programs are flexible and we guarantee our tutor match!
SAT/ACT Small Group Live Online Courses:
We offer options to fit the needs of any student, anywhere. Delivered via our online platform with face to face instruction, these courses
are accessible from anywhere with an internet connection, and the scheduling flexibility makes them the perfect option for busy students.
$599 SAT/ACT Small Group Course
$899 Hybrid Course - class plus 4 hours of private tutoring
HOOPNOTICA - Hula Hoop Dance and Cardio
Kat Suwalski
Course # B37-15 Tuesdays, January 6-March 3
McGovern School Gym
This exhilarating 60-minute cardiovascular conditioning class is
based on the science of hybrid interval training. Beginners, with
or without movement skills, as well as seasoned athletes, tune into
single moves while simultaneously integrating the whole body
for increased flexibility, agility, mobility, strength and stability.
Each 60-second cycle coaches you to self-modulate - your own
range of motion, energy dynamics, and intensity levels. We will
explore our way to anaerobic spikes, or “bursts” of energy, with
high intensity and high speed movements sustained for a short
period of time. Soundscapes of world, electronic, pop, rock, and
hip-hop music inspire your dance as you optimize your fitness and
conditioning!
EVENING BOOT CAMP
Melanie Greeley; ACE Certified Personal Trainer
Course # B35-15
Mondays & Thursdays, January 5-March 9
(No class January 19, February 16 & 19) Burke School Gym KAPLAN - Test Prep Ages: Grades 11 & 12
A higher score or your money back! Kaplan teachers will teach the proven methods, strategies, and content that will increase student’s
scores. In addition, students will have access to Smart Track – an online set of tools that are customized for every student. Kaplan teachers personalize the prep by meeting students at their skill level and engaging them in the just-right content that will get them the most
points on Test Day. Kaplan offers unmatched expertise and guaranteed results. Please visit your personalized web page at kaplanatschool.com/medway today!
Kaplan Programs
Premiere Private Tutoring for the SAT and ACT: $100 discount for Medway students
Unlimited Prep: For $1,099, students have unrestricted access to all Kaplan courses, including On-Site SAT and ACT and On Demand
PSAT, Subject Test and AP exams. This option is ideal for students planning on taking multiple exams or for those with a busy schedule.
Take as many courses as you would like from enrollment until graduation.
Complete SAT Classroom Course: At Medway High School for $599, includes a $100 discount off of regular $699 price for Medway
students. Students get prepped with Kaplan’s 10-session course, including 6 three-hour sessions taught by expert teachers, 10 full-length
practice tests (4 proctored in class and 6 new, online tests), and Kaplan’s print and online study materials. All programs lead up to the
March, May and June SATs.
10 sessions
10 sessions
10 sessions
16 sessions
7:00-8:00pm
$100
Course # B38-15
Wednesdays, January 7-March 4 (No class February 18) Burke School Gym
ZUMBA GOLD TONING©
Paula O’Malley
Siri Krishna Khalsa
This is an 8-week course designed for women only. Kundalini
yoga classes are a dynamic blend of postures, pranayam, mantra,
music and mediation, which teach you the art of relaxation, selfhealing and elevation. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a mat
or towel to class.
Course #A39-15
Tuesdays, January 6-March 3 (No class February 17) Medway Public Library (Lower Level)
10
8 sessions
6:30-7:45pm
$78
TAI CHI CHUAN YANG FORM 24
John Dansereau
8 sessions
6:30-7:30pm
$70
You will learn an ancient art of improving your mind, body and
spirit. Tai Chi and Qi Gong exercises have been shown to improve
balance, help reduce signs of aging, improve the heart, and reduce
stress. It has also been shown to help with MS, Parkinson’s,
Fibromyalgia, Shingles, and arthritis. Tai Chi and Qi Gong can
be done by almost everyone. Please wear comfortable clothing
and flexible soled shoes and bring an open mind.
Weekday sessions 6:00-10:00pm
$599 (regularly priced at $699)
Saturday sessions 9:00-1:00pm
Sunday sessions 12:00-4:00pm
To Register: Call 1-800-KAP-TEST / 1-800-527-8378 or visit KaplanAtSchool.com/Medway
medwayce.org
8 sessions
6:30-7:30pm
$70
WOMEN, YOGA & HEALTH
Zumba Gold Toning is a combination of cardio and resistive
exercises using dance-fitness and lightweight training for the
active older adult, as well as beginners. Through modified
dynamic light weight resistance training, participants can help
prevent age-related bone loss, increase muscle strength and
definition, decrease body fat and improve mobility, posture,
coordination and cognition; all this is being done in the same
fun party atmosphere as the Zumba Gold classes. Zumba Toning
sticks or one pound hand weights may be used. Just a note - hand
weights should never be shaken as there is no give and may cause
injury. Toning sticks provide a mild resistance and help train the
participants to consciously contract their muscles. Toning sticks
create sound to accompany the rhythms of the music and may be
purchased for $20.
Course #A36-15
Tuesdays, January 6-March 3 (No class February 17) Burke School Gym 8 sessions
6:30-7:30pm
$70
Marcia Coakley
Join us in this highly-energetic class where you will have fun
while getting fit! You will burn calories and train your muscles
with creative exercises and positive motivation. Cardio and
strength-training exercises will change each week so you will
never feel bored. Please bring a yoga mat to class.
On-campus course at Medway High School leading up to the March 14 SAT:
6 Classroom Sessions begin Wednesday, January 28, from 6:00-9:00pm
5 Practice Exams begin Saturday, January 31, from 9:00am-1:00pm
$599 SAT Group Class - 11 sessions
$899 Hybrid Course - Group Class plus 4 hours of private tutoring
Program 1: Course # SAKA15085 Tuesdays & Thursdays, January 29-March 10
Program 2: Course # SAKA15039 Sundays & Wednesdays, March 15-April 29 Program 3: Course # SAKA14218 Saturdays & Tuesdays, April 11-June 2 NEW
Course # B40-15 Thursdays, January 8-February 12 Medway Senior Center 11
6 sessions
6:30-7:30pm
$60
CO-ED VOLLEYBALL
LADIES SNOWSHOE/TREK
Join us in this fun, non-competitive volleyball program. Players
will be assigned to a team for a semester of enjoyable, recreational
volleyball. Passing and team play are emphasized to ensure that
everyone has fun, regardless of skill level. The last class will be a
fun tournament where you might win a highly coveted T-shirt! All
participants must pre-register before the first session.
Join this invigorating six-week class for the physically fit hiker!
Embrace this time of the year hiking on serene trails during the
winter months. Freshly fallen snow only adds to the magic! Plus,
you can burn up to 1000 calories an hour on hilly terrain! Join
other women and hike or snowshoe (your choice) in our wonderful
local park areas. We will meet at various local locations each
week - a list will be distributed. Hikes are cancelled only for very
inclement weather; make-ups after 2nd cancellation. If conditions
are icy, “ice cleats” on shoes are strongly recommended. They are
available at Bass Pro, L.L. Bean, and Walmart.
Jason Hebeler & Mike Bradford
Course # B41-15
Wednesdays, January 7-April 15 (No class February 18)
14 sessions
7:00-9:00pm
$90
First Week’s Location: F. Gilbert State Forest, Foxboro
Meet at park entrance by Ranger Station.
(Directions available upon registration)
INTERMEDIATE CO-ED VOLLEYBALL
Wally Wenzel & Bob Hudon
Program 1
Course # B46-15 Thursdays, January 8-February 12 or
Saturdays, January 10-February 14 9:45-11:00am
Have you ever wanted to get back into the competitive game of
volleyball? Here’s your chance! This class is for those who have
had experience and have a good basic knowledge of the game.
Play on a full court using USVBA rules. Tryouts are on the first
night. We offer this class on two nights. You may sign-up for one
night or receive a discount for two nights. All participants must
pre-register before the first session.
Course # B42-15
Mondays, January 5-April 27 (No class January 19, February 16 & April 20)
14 sessions
7:00-9:30pm
Course # B43-15
Thursdays, January 8-April 16 (No class February 19) 14 sessions
7:00-9:30pm
WATER FITNESS PROGRAMS at the
FRANKLIN YMCA
YMCA Aquatics Staff
The Franklin YMCA offers a variety of fitness programs that
allow all ages and abilities to enjoy the pools. All participants
pay $5 per WATER FITNESS class. Please register and pay for
the number of classes you plan on attending, then contact the
Community Education office to arrange a time to pick-up your
“Water Fitness” passes. You may attend ANY of the programs/
days/times noted below. There is NO deadline for registration and
passes do not expire.
MEN’S TUESDAY NIGHT BASKETBALL
Adam Quimby
If you love to play the game of basketball and want to get some
exercise, join us and play in this non-competitive setting. You
will have the opportunity to play in many games during this 2 ½
hour program. Bring water, a towel, and a light and dark shirt. All
participants must pre-register before the first session. Limit 20
participants.
Aqua Zumba
This impact-free high intensity workout burns calories and tones
muscles while you dance and move to Latin music.
Mondays 7:30-8:15pm
Fridays 11:00-11:45am
15 sessions
7:00-9:30pm
$93
Aqua Aerobics
This water workout is as intense as you make it. Class includes
stretching, cardiovascular activity and muscle conditioning.
Great for those of all fitness abilities
Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays 8:00-8:45am
Saturdays 8:00-8:45am
MEN’S SUNDAY MORNING BASKETBALL
Bill Gross
Come and get an early start to your day, as well as some great
exercise, in this informal basketball program specifically for men
30 years and older. You will have the opportunity to “compete”
in many games during the two-hour session. Bring water, a towel,
and a light and dark shirt. All participants must pre-register before
the first session. Limit 20 participants.
Course # B45-15 Sundays, January 11-March 29 Middle School Anderson Gym medwayce.org
6 sessions
9:45-11:00am
$30
Program 2
Thursdays, March 5-April 9 or
9:45-11:00am
Saturdays, March 7-April 11 $30
$90/one night or $165/two nights
Course # B44-15 Tuesdays, January 6-April 28 (No class February 17 & April 21) Middle School Old Gym
DRIVER TRAINING CENTER Nanci Cahalane
AFYAP
Arthritis Foundation’s YMCA Aquatic Program provides soothing
exercises in shallow water, specifically designed for people with
arthritis.
Tuesdays, Thursdays 8:30-9:15am
12 sessions
7:00-9:00am
$80
Course # BY-15
45 Forge Hill Road, Franklin
12
Ages: 15 yrs/9 mos. & up
Program Information:
The Driver Training Center (DTC) of Norwood has been in business for over 25 years, offers the lowest local price and best service, and
is the only local Four Star (highest rated) licensed driving school by the PDEA (Professional Driver Education Association). DTC also
offers the required two-hour parent program. All students will begin road lessons within two weeks of eligibility and will have the same
instructor for all driving times. DTC offers personalized instruction for each student to best meet his/her needs. Road test sponsorship is
available during the Registry of Motor Vehicle’s best-scheduling times. DTC accepts MasterCard and Visa.
Free home pick-up and drop-off after first lesson; first lesson will meet at high school or middle school
Program Overview
30 hours of classroom instruction
12 hours behind-the-wheel training
6 hours driving observation
2-hour parent class
To register for driving time and parent class, call 508-528-9510, Monday-Friday, 2:00-5:00pm
Payment Schedule
$169 - Classroom Sessions only - payable to Medway Community Education
$299 - Payment 1 of driving time - payable to DTC before 4th classroom session
$299 - Payment 2 of driving time - payable to DTC when scheduling driving time
Program 1
Course # B31-15 Monday-Friday, February 16-20 High School Rm. 113-2 5 sessions
9:00am-3:30pm
$169
Program 2
Course # B32-15 Monday-Friday, April 20-24 High School Rm. 113-2 5 sessions
9:00am-3:30pm
$169
What Students Need to Know
Ages: Grades 10 & 11
This one-night workshop will provide high school students with
valuable information on the entire college search process. A
College Bound consultant will share helpful college admission
information, as well as how to put together an impressive
application package. So take the first step in your college search
and join College Bound, a local college-consulting service, to
learn how to organize your search, prepare your resume, write
application essays, obtain the best recommendations, and much
more. High school juniors are encouraged to attend this workshop.
Parents - please refer to course B66-15 for course information
regarding the college search process for you!
Course # B33-15
Monday, February 9
7:00-9:00pm
$25
$5/class
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MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL
ADULT - HOME & LEISURE
PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS
The Medway Music Department is excited to present a Private
Lesson Program, which serves students in grades 5 - 12. The
program runs in partnership between the Medway Public Schools’
Music Department, Medway Community Education, and the
Medway Friends of Performing Arts. Currently, the program
offers lessons for the traditional concert band instruments.
Lessons are available at a rate of $23.00 per 30-minute lesson,
$35.00 per 45-minute lesson, and $46.00 per 60-minute lesson.
The private lesson program offers students an opportunity to
study their instrument with a professional specialist in a one-onone setting. This does not replace existing class group lessons and
band classes, where instruction is presented by school department
staff. Instead, the program offers further training in fundamentals,
technique, musicianship, and solo repertoire. This type of local
program also helps parents avoid transporting students to other
towns for private lessons.
to a first-aid emergency. This course teaches participants how
to handle injuries and manage illness in the first few minutes
until help arrives. The six modules covered in this course are
First Aid Basics, Medical Emergencies, Injury Emergencies,
Environmental Emergencies, Adult CPR, and Pediatric CPR.
Certification is good for two years.
Change is constant and some changes may leave us perplexed,
fearful and immobile. Join us to learn simple, effective and
proven strategies to aid us as we move through transitions in our
lives. Whether transitioning with a new career, moving, divorce,
or loss, this three-part class will discuss various tools that help
with the process of moving forward, managing the changes, and
welcoming a new beginning with the next chapters of your lives.
Course # B65-15
Monday, January 26 Memorial School Library SIP & SNACK WITH MANDALAS
If you are interested in having your child participate in this program
or if you have any questions regarding the program, including a
payment schedule breakdown, please feel free to contact Amanda
Webster, High School music teacher at (508)-533-3227 x4504 or
by email at awebster@medway.k12.ma.us.
Ages: 16 & up
Dale Freeman
Ages: Grades 5-12
Amanda Webster
Ages: 13 & up
GUITAR 101 Did you ever want to play the guitar, but have little or no
Your information is emailed directly to our music department
and you will be contacted to schedule a weekly lesson time. All
lessons occur Monday through Friday after school in Medway
Public Schools’ music facilities. After you have filled-out the
online registration, you must submit the $15 registration fee. Your
registration will not be considered complete until the registration
fee is received.
Please make all payments payable to Community Education and
mail to Community Education, 16 Cassidy Lane, Medway. You
may also pay online at: unipaygold.unibank.com.
SOCIAL NETIQUETTE
Ages: 11-13
Course # B58-15
6 sessions
6:30-7:30pm
High School Rm.138-3 (Enter through gym doors) NEW
Social networking has become the new “playground” for tweens
and teens, and who can blame them for being drawn to a place
where you can be anyone you want, meet people from around the
world, share pictures and experiences, build or join a community
or become an instant celebrity? Children have access to people,
ideas and influences now more than ever, and in order to keep
them safe from those with less than good intentions, we must
teach them how to develop their critical thinking and problem
solving skills while they navigate over forty (and growing) social
networking sites that are just a click away! In the Kidproof Social
Netiquette workshop, students learn to develop and apply proper
social etiquette, good citizenship and critical thinking skills to
meeting people, sharing information and socializing through the
internet.
Course # B30-15
Monday, March 2
medwayce.org
1 session
6:00-9:00pm
$85
TRANSITIONS to TRANSFORMATION
NEW
LADIES NIGHT OUT
Mary Ellen Wasielewski; Certified Executive Transition &
Bereavement Coach
Course # B48-15 Mondays, January 26-February 9
Memorial School Staff Lounge
Judith Moffatt
Join Ann Fisher, head teacher and owner of Molly’s Apothecary
in Medway, for a fun evening of making natural body products.
We will make a fun Melt and Pour “glycerin” soap project, a luxurious lotion, and a decadent sugar scrub, using natural ingredients,
botanicals, essential oils and perfume grade fragrances. All participants will take home lovely handmade products at the end of
the evening. This class is always fun in groups, so bring a friend!
Course # B53-15
Thursday, March 5 Medway Mills, 163 Main Street, Rte. 109 3 sessions
6:45-8:15pm
$45
COLD PROCESS SOAP MAKING
NEW
Join us in this exciting class to learn how to make soap from
scratch, using organic ingredients, essential oils, perfume and
cosmetic grade fragrances, botanicals and other wonderful ingredients! All participants will make their own log of soap. The soap
needs to stay in the studio overnight and may be picked-up the
next day. Please wear old clothes as we are working with colorants, oils and fragrances. Minimum age requirement is 16, accompanied by a parent or guardian; otherwise 18 and older.
Experience a relaxing night out as you rediscover the enjoyable
pastime of coloring! Participants in this class will begin by
selecting one of Ms. Moffatt’s Mandalas printed on high
quality paper. Tips will then be given on color choices, along
with techniques for blending and smoothly applying color.
Psychologists have been using coloring as a relaxation technique
since the early 20th century. Adult coloring has recently become
a popular trend and has been proven to help relieve stress. Try out
this beneficial activity and at the same time create a beautiful and
intricate piece of artwork for your home.
Course # B49-15
Wednesday, March 4
Odd Fellows Hall, 169 Main Street, Medway
Course # B54-15 Thursday, March 12 Medway Mills, 163 Main Street, Rte. 109
1 session
7:00-9:00pm
$28
Ciabatta and French Country Bread
John Scott Smith
Ahhh - the sweet smell of bread baking! Most home bakers want
to try the more challenging to make (and delicious to eat!) “wet”
dough breads, like Italian ciabatta and French country bread.
Now it’s your turn! Come out to learn how to confidently turn
these loose doughs into better breads than you will find at most
bakeries. Medway home baker, John Scott Smith, will walk you
through kneading wet dough, the “stretch and fold” technique to
further develop gluten and shaping,your loaves. Bring an appetite
as we will be tasting samples and discussing some of the finer
points of bread baking, together.
Noelle Fiori
Grab a couple of friends and join us at one of Medway’s most
popular restaurants for our exciting painting workshop! All
participants are instructed from start to finish in the creation of a
winter/spring landscape. A different painting will be featured each
session. Best of all, you leave at the end of the class with a custom
piece of art to decorate your home. All supplies are included.
Restaurant 45 is opening their menu for us to enjoy appetizers
and/or dinner and drinks before or during class.
1 session
7:00-9:00pm
Course # B51-15
Monday, February 23 1 session
7:00-9:00pm
Course # B52-15
Monday, March 16 1 session
7:00-9:00pm
Restaurant 45, 45 Milford Street, Rte. 109
1 session
6:30-9:30pm
$70
ADVANCED BREAD BAKING PAINT AND SIP
Course # B50-15
Monday, January 26 1 session
7:00-9:30pm
$40
Course # B55-15 Tuesday, February 10
Medway Senior Center WINE AND WHOOPIE PIES
1 session
6:30-8:30pm
$25
NEW
Please join us as Franklin Liquors partners with Franklin’s
Making Whoopie for a food and wine pairing event! What wine
goes with these sweet treats? We will dare to pair and amaze
your taste buds! Join Mark, as well as Kerri and Eric Spencer,
co-owners of Making Whoopie, for a tasty and fun evening!
Class is limited to 20. Attendees must be over 21 years of age.
$40/session
1 session
2:00-4:00pm
$35
7:00-9:00pm
8
13
WINE TASTING USING QUINI
INTRODUCTION TO DRAWING
This class will introduce you to a new, expertly designed wine
tasting system call Quini. In addition to learning about wines, regions and food pairings, you will experience and learn a standard
wine tasting structure and common language you can use anywhere to talk about wine. Before the class, all participants must
preregister at Quini for technology set-up and device setting at
quiniwine.com. Participants must bring an iPad, iPhone or device
with web access to the class. Class is limited to 20; we strongly
encourage early registration. Attendees must be 21 years of age
to attend.
Gain an intimate understanding of how to conceptualize and
construct a drawing. We will explore concepts and techniques
such as proportion, structure, negative shape, mark making, blind
contour and relative measuring. The class will use a variety of
materials including, but not limited to, graphite, charcoal, ink pen,
ink wash and chalk. All participants will receive an email with a
list of materials needed for this class, approximately $20 in value,
before the start of class.
Jeffrey Ellse
Course # B60-15
Thursdays, January 22-March 5 High School Rm. 020-3 (Lower level) Course # B58-15 1 session
Tuesday, March 24
7:00-9:00pm
RESTORING PHOTO COLLECTIONS
Audrey Anderson
GUITAR 101
NEW
Many of us have inherited a collection of family photos or
documents. How can we preserve these collections for ourselves
and for future generations? In this class, we will discuss a short
history of photography, identification and dating of old photos
and documents, handling, organizing, and archiving collections,
digital restoration methods, scanning and sharing, and making an
album, or framing them safely.
Dale Freeman
Did you ever want to play the guitar, but have little or no
Dale Freeman
The Ukulele is a cheerful, fun instrument to play! This class gives
players a solid foundation on the uke, from how to hold and strum,
to tuning, to basic chords and songs to play. You will be playing
songs after the first class! Please bring a Ukulele to class. No
musical experience necessary. A Ukulele book and supplemental
material will be provided. Please register quickly due to limited
class size.
Different digital shooting modes and how/when to use them
How a digital camera sensor works and why it matters
How your camera makes an image: the exposure basics
Tips for working with digital flash
How auto-focus works and getting the sharpest images
Adjusting digital white balance for the best color in your
images
Getting your shots to look great: the basics of composition
This workshop is designed for all ability levels and for both
point & shoot and DSLR camera users. Each session will include
a participant image share, in class exercises, handout materials
and homework assignments. A private, password protected online
group will be utilized to share images, provide feedback and
address questions in between each session. Participants should
bring their camera and camera manual to every session.
508-533-3222 option 4
Go to hockymca.org and enter “Aquatics Program” in the Search
box. Select the desired aquatics program, then choose class and
time. Refer to the Program Member Fee in each swim category.
Course # B27-15 Fridays, January 23-March 6 (No class February 20) Burke School Gym Once you have determined the class, please register through
Medway Community Education – online or by mail. DO NOT
register through the YMCA’s portal. If you do not know your
child’s swim level, call 774-235-2747 to set-up a free evaluation
appointment.
LEARN TO SKATE - Basic Skills Ages: 5 & up
Norfolk Arena
PARENT/CHILD
PRESCHOOL
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Learn the art of Kempo Karate. This six-week program offers
beginner and advanced levels. The beginner level teaches
age-appropriate self-defense techniques; the advanced level is
for students who have previously taken Karate and focuses on
more difficult age-appropriate self-defense techniques. Both
levels teach important life skills, such as confidence, selfcontrol, and patience. The biggest benefit to karate is that it is an
individual sport in which each student works at his or her own
pace. The last class will include a test during which the students
will demonstrate the skills they have learned during the program.
At the conclusion of the test, the students will earn their rank,
which, depending on their level, will be either a stripe or a belt.
IT’S NOT ABOUT THE CAMERA
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Thursdays, January 22-March 5
6:30-7:30pm
$70
High School Rm.138-3 (Enter through gym doors) The Franklin YMCA strives to provide a fun and safe aquatic
environment that fosters swimming as a life skill and part of a
healthy lifestyle. Located at 45 Forge Hill Road in Franklin, the
Y offers a variety of programs that allow all ages and abilities
to enjoy their pools. Medway Community Education registrants
receive the Program Member Fee for all swim programs without
having to pay an annual fee. To view all class descriptions, dates,
times, fees, and number of available openings in each swim level,
please check the YMCA’s website at hockymca.org.
Ages: 5-13
Master Julie Guido & Master Christine Howard
Shrimp/Kippa/Inia....Ages 6-12 months
Perch.........................Ages 12-36 months
Seahorse...................Ages 24-36 months (with recommendation only)
Pike with Parent.......Ages 3-5
If you have a digital camera then you may have experienced that
moment when you have taken a picture and realize it just doesn’t
quite look like you imagined it would. This six-week workshop is
designed to help you use the tools you have (your digital camera)
to take the best photos you can. Over the course of the workshop
we will explore both the technical aspects of digital imaging, as
well as artistic elements. Some topics to be covered are:
UKULELE 101
KARATE - Beginner & Advanced
Ages: 6 months-18 years
YMCA Aquatics Staff
Tuesdays, January 13-March 3
7:30-9:00pm
Veterans Memorial Bldg., Rte. 109, Millis-Rm. 21
$80
Capturing Better Photos
Lisa Sheehan
Wednesdays, January 21-March 4 6:30-7:30pm
High School Rm.138-3 (Enter through gym doors) medwayce.org
6 sessions
7:00-9:00pm
$60
AQUATICS AT THE FRANKLIN YMCA
Eel..........Ages 3-5
Pike 1.....Ages 3-5
Pike 2.....Ages 3-5
All skaters will be registered with the U.S.F.S.A. and will receive a
“skater’s kit” containing materials to track their progress throughout the program. Each session will consist of 25 minutes of instruction and 25 minutes of “supervised” practice time. All children under the age of six must wear a helmet; gloves are required
for all. Skates and helmets are available for rent in the pro shop. A
one-time yearly individual registration fee of $15 is due the first
session, check made payable to Norfolk Arena. This fee includes
your registration with USFSA, a skating book, and badges. The
student/teacher ratio is 1:12.
YOUTH AND TEEN PROGRAMS
Shark............................ Ages 6-12
Intramural Swim.......... Ages 6-13
Jr. Masters Swim..........Ages 12-16
Beginner Lessons.........Ages 13+
Intermediate Lessons... Ages 13+
Stroke Clinic................ Ages 13+
Winter
Course # B25-15 Monday, January 5-Sunday, February 15
(Monday lessons-$80 due to the holiday)
Spring 1
Course # B26-15 Monday, February 23-Sunday, April 19
NEW
The Basic Skills program offered at the Norfolk Arena is an excellent introduction to ice skating. All coaches are highly qualified,
registered with the United States Figure Skating Association, and
have extensive backgrounds in hockey and figure skating instruction. Skaters will learn the basic skills necessary to enjoy all aspects of skating in a fun and exciting way, whether it is for youth
hockey, figure skating, or just for pleasure.
Ray.........Ages 3-5
Starfish...Ages 3-5
Fish..................... Ages 6-12
Flying Fish..........Ages 6-12
Guppy................. Ages 6-12
Minnow.............. Ages 6-12
Polliwog I...........Ages 6-12
Polliwog II..........Ages 6-12
6 sessions
4:00-4:50pm
$60
6 sessions
$93
8 sessions
$123
Program 1
Course # B28-15
Tuesdays, January 6-February 24 or
Saturdays, January 10-February 28 or
Sundays, January 11-March 1
8 sessions
5:00-5:50pm
12:00-12:50pm
3:00-3:50pm
$135
Program 2
Course # B29-15
Tuesdays, March 3-April 14 or
Saturdays, March 7-April 18 or
Sundays, March 8-April 19
7 sessions
5:00-5:50pm
12:00-12:50pm
3:00-3:50pm
$120
Mondays, February 23-March 30
7:00-9:00pm
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YOUTH - FITNESS
ADULT - BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY
GIRLS SOFTBALL SKILLS TRAINING SUPER SPORTS
Ages: Grades K-2 & 3-6
Phil Fougere
Grades 3-6
Course # B18-15
(No class February 20) McGovern School Gym •
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8 sessions
5:30-6:30pm
$80
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8 sessions
6:30-7:30pm
$80
GIRLS SOFTBALL PITCHING CLINIC Ages: Grades 3-6 (Pitchers & Catchers only)
Greg Roland
Medway Youth Softball is offering a pitching and catching clinic
for youth softball players in Grades 3-6. This clinic is designed to
introduce the fundamentals and techniques of fast pitch pitching
and of catching, as well as reinforce the skills of current pitchers
and catchers. No prior experience is necessary. Please register
early due to limited space. Maximum of 10 girls allowed in this
course.
Course # B19-15 Fridays, January 23-March 20 (No class February 20)
McGovern School Gym Ages: Grades 2-4
Grades 2-4
Course #B22-15
Thursdays, January 15-February 26
Memorial School Gym 6 sessions
2:30-3:30pm
$75
Join your friends for a great afternoon of dodgeball! All players
will be divided into equal teams and placed in a round-robin
tournament bracket.
Course # B24-15
Friday, March 6 Memorial School Gym
Course # B66-15
Monday, February 2
In this course you will learn the same methods and techniques
institutions and pension funds use to manage long-term portfolios. This approach can be applied to the management of a mid-tolarge 401k, 403b, IRA, mutual fund or brokerage account or to a
family’s portfolio made up of several of these accounts. You will
learn a step-by-step process to determine your goals, determine
the investments needed to meet those goals and a system to monitor and manage your account or portfolio over time. Both experienced and novice investors will come away from this course with
the ability to immediately employ this practical, common-sense
investment method.
Ages: Grades 2-4
6 sessions
2:30-3:30pm
$80
INVESTMENT STRATEGY FOR MID-TOLARGE PORTFOLIOS
NEW
Join us for three days during your February vacation for tons of
fun and fitness with friends and our favorite coaches from FAST
Athletics! Their popular Super Sports program will be enhanced
with even more games and tournaments. All children will stretch,
shoot hoops, play catch, run,and participate in exciting games of
handball, pillo polo, soccer and dodgeball. Please bring a water
bottle, snacks, drinks, and a lunch (peanut-free please).
3 sessions
9:00am-3:00pm
$95
Applying and gaining acceptance to college in today’s competitive market creates stress and anxiety for both students and their
parents. Parents are often confused about the many steps their
child needs to take in the process of applying to college. This
workshop will take parents through the college search and application process from start to finish. Join College Bound, a local
college consulting service with over 15 years of experience in
higher education, to learn strategies for organizing your child’s
college search. We will address the importance of researching
schools, making college visits, submitting applications (early action and early decision), and what colleges look for in an applicant. Parents will leave this workshop with a clear understanding
of the college application process from their child’s junior year
through senior year of high school. Senior parents - it isn’t too late
to pick up some helpful tips!
Thursday, February 5
7:00-9:00pm
Thursday, March 5
7:00-9:00pm
During February Vacation
What Parents Need to Know
Many people are offering financial advice these days. How do
you choose the investment advisor that is right for you? This
seminar will examine the many types of advisors, how to determine the appropriate advisor for your needs and how advisors are
compensated. Additionally, we will discuss the questions you
should ask when interviewing potential advisors and describe the
steps you should take to avoid scams.
SUPER SPORTS VACATION PROGRAM DODGEBALL TOURNAMENT Dick Man
to a first-aid emergency. This course teaches participants how to
handle injuries and manage illness in the first few minutes until
help arrives. The six modules covered in this course are First Aid
Basics, Medical Emergencies, Injury Emergencies, Environmental Emergencies, Adult CPR, and Pediatric CPR. Certification is
good for two years.
Course # B67-15
Tuesday, March 10 High School Rm. 119-2 6
1 session
7:00-9:00pm
$25/person or $35/couple
GETTING PAID TO TALK
Voice Coaches
Have you ever been told you have a great voice? From audio
books and cartoons, to documentaries, commercials and more,
this class will introduce you to the growing field of voice over.
Learn what the pros look for, how to prepare, and where to find
work in your area! We will discuss industry pros and cons and
play samples from working voice professionals. In addition, you
will have an opportunity to record a short professional script under the direction of the teacher. This class is lots of fun, realistic,
and a great first step for anyone interested in the voice over field.
For more information, visit http://voicecoaches.com/gptt.
1 session
6:00-9:00pm
$85
1 session
2:30-4:30pm
$30
Course # B68-15
Wednesday, March 4 High School Rm. 119-2 Call or email the Community Education office for details
508-533-3222 option 4
508-533-3222 option 4
YOU CAN AFFORD COLLEGE IF you PLAN in advance, UNDERSTAND the financial aid process, and ACT early enough to
be successful. Financial Aid goes to the families who plan in advance - ideally before December 31 of your child’s sophomore
year of high school. This course will teach you the concepts and
strategies that will help you maximize your financial aid by understanding the process and how implementing strategies may
increase a family’s eligibility even if you have a “high income”
or own a business. The greatest amount of financial aid goes to
the families who act in the years before college. REMEMBER:
Procrastination equals less financial aid. All schools are not alike,
so it is important to know your options and opportunities. A free
financial aid analysis will be available to all attendees. For more
information, visit our website at collegefundingadvisors.com.
Course # B65-15
Monday, January 26 Memorial School Library 1 session
7:00-9:00pm
$25
COLLEGE FUNDING ADVISORS
medwayce.org
6 sessions
3:00-4:00pm
$75
Course # B23-15 Tuesday-Thursday, February 17-19 Memorial School Gym NEW
Come join F.A.S.T. Athletics for some floor hockey fun!
Fundamentals of hockey will be taught along with good
sportsmanship and rules. After the instructional period is over,
each day will end with a good old-fashioned floor hockey game.
Course # B20-15 Tuesdays, January 13-February 24
(No class February 17) Memorial School Gym
Grades K & 1
Course # B21-15
McGovern School Gym Ages: Grades 1-4 F.A.S.T. Athletics Staff
8 sessions
7:30-9:00pm
$100
FLOOR HOCKEY
Please send note to your child’s classroom teacher BEFORE
first session with dates child will be staying after school for
program.
Include name of child’s teacher on registration form; will
assist child getting to school gym.
Each school program limited to 25 participants; register early.
NEW
Come join the staff of F.A.S.T. Athletics for their popular Super
Sports program which offers a variety of sports each session, such
as soccer, basketball, flag football, dodgeball, and kickball. Each
session includes proper stretching and warm-up games, instruction
on the basic skills of each sport, and a high-energy game of the
sport played that day in a safe and FUN environment. Children in
each school program participate in sports and games that are ageappropriate and geared to their developmental abilities and needs.
Medway Youth Softball is offering an indoor skills clinic for
softball players in Grades K-6. This clinic will focus on the basic
fundamentals of throwing, fielding, and hitting for the younger
players. The older girls will build upon their skills and watch
instructional videos. There will also be special attention on the
mental aspect of the game including preparation, confidence and
in-game focus. These clinics are designed to prepare players,
both new and experienced, for the spring season. Please register
early due to limited space. Maximum of 12 girls allowed in each
age group.
Grades K-2
Course # B17-15
McGovern School Gym HOW TO SELECT AN INVESTMENT
ADVISOR
Ages: Grades K-4
15
1 session
6:30-9:00pm
$25
YOUTH - GENERAL
INTERNET MARKETING
Starting & Mastering Your Online Presence
John Scott Smith
NEW
Unless you are running a lemonade stand, most businesses will
need a lead producing or product selling website, social media
presence, and online advertising. Let’s spend ninety minutes discussing how to convert your website into a lead generating machine. We will talk about setting up and maximizing your Pay Per
Click (PPC) advertising by building backwards and refining forward to get the most out of your budget. Learn to use split testing
to maximize your traffic. And finally, we will briefly cover listening to your customers and critics via social media and alerts to gain
intelligence and head off problems before they get out of hand.
Course # B69-15
Tuesday, January 27
7:00-8:30pm
$20
USING SOCIAL MEDIA NEW
to Text, Tweet & Communicate
Eileen Kalukin
From texting to tweeting, we have come a long way in communicating electronically. But sometimes we get lost keeping up with
the latest ways to communicate socially. This class will discuss
how to use social media and social networking sites to communicate effectively. It will concentrate on how to use some of the
most popular sites to communicate including - Facebook for communication and photo sharing with individuals and groups; LinkedIn which is used to network with friends and business contacts;
and Twitter which has become the way to share news quickly using only 140 characters. We will also discuss and look at some of
the other popular social media websites.
Course # B70-15
USING GOOGLE at Home & Work
Jesse Cordeiro
1 session
7:00-9:00pm
$25
NEW
In this new class, participants will work on skills necessary to
understand and use Google:
Store and Share in the Cloud: Save work files in “Drive”, access
them from any device and share them instantly with friends. No
more sending attachments or merging different versions.
Meet Face-to-Face with Anyone: Hold HD video calls/meetings
through “Hangouts” with up to 15 people on your laptop, tablet
or phone. You can share your screen, give presentations and chat.
Manage Email and Contact: “Gmail” spam protection, powerful search and integrated calendars and contacts help you get
more done. Enhanced features include 99.9% guaranteed uptime,
no ads and 30GB of storage.
Chrome: Explore Google’s “Chromium” browser and sync all of
your devices and contacts into one browser.
Course # B71-15
High School Computer Lab Rm. 114-1 medwayce.org
The following three courses are largely funded by Medway
Cable Access. Experience the new state-of-the art Cable
Studio and enjoy these courses.
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY MADE EASY
Lisa Sheehan
Did you recently receive a fancy new camera? Is it time to learn
how to use all of the buttons and dials? This class will explore
some of the automatic and manual features of your digital camera. You will learn how to use these features to take photographs
that you are proud to add to your family photo album, wall or
greeting card. To get the most out of this class, please bring your
camera, manual, charged battery, notepad and pen. Class limited
to 10 students.
9:00am-12:00pm
INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOGRAPHIC
COMPOSITION
Lisa Sheehan
NEW
Whether you photograph with a film or digital camera, composition is the visual language of photography. In this one-day
class, we will move beyond simply taking pictures, to studying
the many elements that go into creating a successful photograph.
This course will touch on light, shapes, forms, lines, patterns, colors angles and more to help you develop your “photographer’s
eye”. To get the most out of this class, please bring your camera,
charged battery, notepad and pen. Class limited to 10 students.
NEW
CLAY WORKSHOP
IT’S ALL ABOUT PERFORMING!
This class is a complete introduction to basic clay techniques. Basic hand-building, including coil, pinch pots, and slab work will
be practiced. We will also glaze and use the kiln to finish-off our
original clay creations. Please bring your creativity and prepare to
get dirty with a favorite Medway art teacher.
In this class, children experience many of the fine arts! All children participate in self-esteem building theater games, singing
and vocal exercises, as well as dance and movement. We also
create the back drop and props for our performance piece, “It’s A
Hard Knock Life” from Annie, with an on-stage performance on
Saturday, June 13th. Come live the arts!
Ages: Grades K-4
Marc Davidson
Course # B12-15 Thursdays, January 29-March 12
Middle School Rm. 2325 Ages: 5 & up
Angela’s School of Performing Arts
6 sessions
3:45-5:00pm
$70
Tuesdays, March 24-June 9
4:00-4:45pm
280 Ridge Street, Millis $125
NEW
HOME ALONE SAFETY
EXTREME SCIENCE
In this class, children will learn the basics of being safe when
home alone for short periods of time. Learn how to safely answer
the telephone and door, as well as about Internet safety, accident
prevention, and fire protection. Simple First Aid techniques will
also be taught. A short movie and role playing will also be included in the program.
This is a must class for anyone fascinated with science who
enjoys hands-on science experiments. A great way to spend a
morning during the February vacation week!
Ages: 7 & up During February Vacation
Carl Geden; Northeast Educational Technologies
Ages: 9-11
Course # B13-15
Monday, January 26 Memorial School Library
Extreme Science is a class that explores the extreme conditions
that exist in nature in regards to temperature and electricity. The
temperature section uses Liquid Nitrogen in experiments that
demonstrate the effects of cold temperatures on objects such as
a rubber ball, hot dog, flower, and many more. Students learn
about expansion, contraction, and gas laws and create a cryogenic
vacuum. Instantly made ice cream is also enjoyed by all! The
electricity section demonstrates AC and DC with simple circuit
examples. Students participate in experiments with static electricity, high voltage electricity, miniature lightning bolt and a
plasma lamp. All students wear safety glasses and gloves during
all experiments.
1 session
3:30-5:30pm
$45
9:00am-12:00pm
Tuesday, February 17 10:00am-12:00pm
Memorial School Rm. 124 $30
INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOSHOP
Michael Finnegan
In this class, we will teach you, through a hands-on introduction,
to image manipulation and editing using Photoshop. The course
begins with teaching students Photoshop tools. Students will then
learn how to use these tools to manipulate images. It is suggested
that you bring your own images to work with, but images will be
provided, if necessary. Class limited to 10 students.
Course # B74-15
6 sessions
7:00-9:00pm
High School Cable Studio (Enter through gym doors) 1 session
7:00-9:00pm
$25
RED CROSS BABYSITTING COURSE Ages: 11-14
Margie Monahan
This course will teach you the responsibilities and qualities of being a good babysitter and what to expect from the person who
hires you. You will learn to interview for a babysitting job, supervise children with safe and age-appropriate toys and games,
handle an emergency or illness, perform first aid, carry out basic
care routines, prepare simple meals and snacks, and handle bedtime issues. This will be done with fun activities, exciting videos,
lively discussions, and real-life problem-solving situations. We
will provide you with a first aid supply pack and a book with
CD. Students will receive a Red Cross Certification Card once
completing the course. Students should bring a snack and drink
each day. Register early - class fills quickly and supplies must be
ordered through the National Red Cross Organization. Please pick
up your child at the Kelley Street parking lot at 4:30pm.
Course # B14-15
Tuesdays, January 20-February 10 Middle School Rm. 1108
16
4 sessions
2:00-4:30pm
$75
5
TRIPS
Our trips make great holiday gifts!
We have custom gift cards for everyone on your list.
PRESCHOOL T-BALL
Ages: 2.9-6
F.A.S.T. Athletics
Let’s take a walk through the fundamentals of America’s favorite
pastime. The children will learn the basic skills in fielding,
throwing, hitting, and base running. In addition, they will play
games such as home run derby, last one standing, and running
bases. This is an easy introduction to t-ball where learning and
skill development are our priorities.
Session 1
5 sessions
9:00-9:45am
$65
Session 2
Course # B7-15 Wednesdays, March 4- April 1
(No class March 11)
4 sessions
9:00-9:45am
$55
PRESCHOOL SOCCER
Ages: 2.9-6
F.A.S.T. Athletics
TRIP TO NYC
Join us on Saturday, April 25, for a memorable day in New York City! There are countless exciting and entertaining places to visit that it
is impossible to see everything in one day – but let us help you get started! Please visit 1.nyc.gov/nyc-resources/categories/culture-recreation to help plan your day. The luxury coach bus drops off and picks up at 5th and 42nd Streets, near the NY Public Library and
Bryant Park. This location is ideal if you choose to visit Times Square, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Rockefeller Center, plus much more – a
map of the area is provided. For planning purposes, please note that the bus arrives in the city at approximately 10:30am and departs
promptly at 6:00pm.
Please call the Community Education office at 508-533-3222 option 4 should you have any questions.
Course # NYC-15
Saturday, April 25
$58
BOSTON RED SOX TICKETS
NEW
LEARN TO SKATE - Tiny Tots
Ages: 2 & up
Norfolk Arena Skate Staff
Our soccer program will teach the fundamental skills of dribbling,
trapping, shooting, and passing in a very non-traditional and energetic way. Not only will students learn the rules and positions
of one of the most popular games in the world, they will also
scrimmage each other, as well as practice shoot outs, breakaways,
and one-on-ones!
NEW
The Norfolk Arena offers learn to skate classes using the US Figure Skating Basic Skills Program. The objectives of the program
are to provide a fun and safe skating experience, to teach correct
technique of the simple basic elements, and to promote health and
physical fitness. Each session consists of 25 minutes of instruction and 25 minutes of “supervised” practice time. A parent/
guardian may also skate, free of charge, during the tot class. All
children must wear a helmet, gloves and snow pants. Skates and
helmets are available for rental in the pro shop. A one-time yearly
individual registration fee of $15 is due the first session, check
made payable to Norfolk Arena.
Session 1
11:00-11:45am
$65
Session 2
Wednesdays, March 4- April 1
11:00-11:45am
(No class March 11) $55
Program 1
Course # B10-15
Fridays, January 9-February 27
Program 2
Course # B11-15
Tuesdays, March 3-April 14
Fridays, March 6-April 17
8 sessions
9:00-9:50am
or 9:30-10:20am
1:00-1:50pm
or 1:30-2:20pm
$135
7 sessions
9:00-9:50am
or 9:30-10:20am
1:00-1:50pm
or 1:30-2:20pm
$120
medwayce.org
1 session
6:30am-10:00pm
4
Fenway Park
Bring your family and friends to Fenway Park for an exciting match-up between the Boston Red Sox and the Los Angeles Angels.
You may order as many tickets as you like; there is no limit. The price includes transportation from Medway Middle School, located
at 45 Holliston Street. We will depart two hours prior to game time. Please indicate, if known at this time, whether you will require
bus transportation. Those not requiring transportation may call the Community Education office at 508-533-3222 option 4 to arrange
to pickup their tickets at our Memorial School office one week prior to game day. Game times are subject to change by the Red Sox
Organization. Only one registration form is needed per order. Seat location - Grandstand Section 16 - behind Red Sox dugout
Course # RS-15
Red Sox vs. LA Angels
Sunday, May 24
5:00 departure from Medway Middle School
$72
7:10pm game time
KINKY BOOTS - Broadway’s Hit Musical is coming to Boston!
Winner of six Tony Awards® including BEST MUSICAL
Boston Opera House
We are excited to announce that we have tickets for Kinky Boots, coming to the Boston Opera House in August, 2015! From Grammy®
Award-wining pop icon CYNDI LAUPER and four-time Tony Award® winner HARVEY FIERSTEIN comes the exhilarating musical
KINKY BOOTS, directed and choreographed by Tony Award winner JERRY MITCHELL.
KINKY BOOTS is the exhilarating Broadway musical that will lift your spirits to new high-heeled heights! Winner of six Tony Awards®
including BEST MUSICAL, this inspirational story follows a struggling shoe factory owner who works to turn his business around with
help from the most unlikely person. Together, these two become an unstoppable team and find that they have more in common than they
ever dreamed possible… proving that when you change your mind about someone, you can change your whole world.
Featuring a sensational musical score, knockout dancing and a spectacularly uplifting story, KINKY BOOTS is the must-see musical
that proves that sometimes, the best way to fit in is to stand out! We procured FRONT CENTER MEZZANINE seating ($158 value) for
one of Broadway’s sold out shows at a greatly reduced price.
“Inspired! Kinky Boots is an emotional button-pusher!” - The New York Times
“Cyndi Lauper’s infectious score is cause for celebration!” - Entertainment Weekly
“Sweet, colorful & a little naughty! A big ol’ sweet love story.” - Associated Press
The bus departs at 4:30pm from the Middle School parking lot, 45 Holliston Street. There is time for dinner before the show at one of
the many restaurants within walking distance of the theatre. The show begins at 8:00pm. The $115 fee includes Front Center Mezzanine seating and bus transportation.
Course # KB-15
Friday, August 14
$115
1 show
4:00pm departure (please note earlier departure time from Medway)
8:00 show time
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TEACHER BIOS
PRESCHOOL
Nanci Cahalane is a certified AFAA Personal Trainer and Fitness
Counselor with more than 17 years of personal training experience. She was an MIAA Certified Coach and has competed in
numerous marathons during her 35 years of running and racing
experience.
Carl Geden is the owner of Northeast Educational Technologies
where he designed and developed educational programs in Robotics, Software and Physics.
Melanie Greeley has been an ACE certified personal trainer for
more than nine years and currently works at a studio in Medfield.
Marcia Coakley is a lifelong dancer, a studio potter for over 25
years, and an educator in many disciplines. She is a certified Nia
Blue Belt and Nia 5-Stages instructor, and a long time yoga practitioner.
Kate Hurley is a Registered Investment Advisor with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and has been providing fee-only objective and unbiased advisory services to individuals and families
for seven years. She is employed at Stoddard Management, an
investment advisory firm.
John Dansereau is a Fourth Degree Black Belt and also certified
by New England School of Tai Chi, which is a division of Chinese
Medicine for Health. He has been teaching for over 20 years.
Mark Lenzi, co-owner of Franklin Liquors, was trained by the International Sommelier Guild and is a Certified Specialist of Wine
and Spirits. He is also the first in the state to be a California Wine
Appellation Specialist by the San Francisco Wine School.
Melanie Dawson received a BA in Early Childhood Education
and Special Needs from Boston College and has a Master’s Degree in Elementary Education from the University of Connecticut.
Melanie, a former Kindergarten teacher, currently runs Preschool
Programs through Medway Community Education.
Paula O’Malley is a Certified Zumba Instructor and has been
teaching dance for over 25 years. She has been sharing her love of
dance at her own studio in Medway for the past 20 years.
Patrice Dwyer has over 20 years of experience working with
health clubs, health and wellness centers, and corporations. She is
passionate about helping others achieve their health and wellness
goals.
Lisa Sheehan has been an avid photographer since her teens and
has completed undergraduate course work in film photography
and more advanced seminars and workshops in digital photography, lighting, composition and design. Her work can be seen at
lisasheehanphotography.com.
Jeffrey Ellse attended the Art Institute of Boston, receiving his MFA in 2009 and his BFA in 2004. His work has been
featured in The Boston Globe, The Boston Phoenix and Artscope
magazine. He is currently an Adjunct Professor of Drawing and
Painting at the New Hampshire Institute of Art, Museum of Fine
Arts Boston and Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University.
John Scott Smith has been working in lead generation and search
advertisement for over eight years, and follows the mantra “always be testing.” John is a certified judge for the Kansas City Barbeque Society, a local bread-baking instructor, and was recently
elected to the Medway Board of Library Trustees.
F.A.S.T. Athletics offers top-notch athletic programs for children
of all ages. F.A.S.T. firmly believes that Fitness, Agility, Skills,
and Teamwork are four key elements of embracing a healthy lifestyle.
Kat Suwalski is a Hoopnotica Master Trainer and personal trainer.
Her infectious passion for health and fun gives this 1960’s pastime a thrilling face lift! Visit Kat at wildkaphoops.com.
Michael Finnegan received his undergraduate degree from Notre
Dame College in 2003 and his MFA from the Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University in 2008. His artwork focuses on contemporary digital culture and is inextricably linked to digital media,
viral content and social interactions.
Mary Ellen Wasielewski is the founder of BLT Strategies and a
Certified Executive Coach. Armed with proven strategies, she
continues to expand the work she began with individuals and now
assists organizations wishing to support employees through life
altering transitions.
TERRIFIC TWOS PRESCHOOL PROGRAM - 2015-2016
Ages: 2 & 3 Melanie Dawson & Irene Nelson
Terrific Twos is a unique program developed for the younger preschool child. This program enhances socialization and hands-on learning
of two and three-year-olds in a small group setting. Music, movement, stories, projects and free play are incorporated into a fun-filled
morning. Classes meet Tuesdays and Thursdays from September 22, 2015 through May 26, 2016 in the Community Education classroom
located in the Burke wing of the Burke-Memorial School. Each regularly scheduled class runs from 9:00am-11:30am. Children must
be two years old by September 1, 2015. Snacks and drinks are provided. There is a maximum of 15 children with two teachers in this
program.
Please mail registration and non-refundable $125 deposit - $100 will be applied to your May tuition - to Medway Community Education,
16 Cassidy Lane, Medway, MA 02053. Monthly tuition is $200/month. Regular monthly tuition payments are due on the first of the
month, made payable to Medway Community Education. For additional information on the program, please contact Melanie Dawson at
508-533-1544 or melaniemdawson@comcast.net
Course # B1-15 Tuesdays & Thursdays
September 22, 2015-May 26, 2016 9:00-11:30am
Burke School Rm. 11
$200/month
PRESCHOOL DANCE
This is an exciting art program for preschoolers and an adult
companion. Join us for a wonderful experience in process art
where your child will explore, create and learn by experimenting
with many different mediums. Children will have the opportunity
to craft at least three different projects each week. Old play clothes
are recommended for those who attend.
Our dance program is a fun introduction to the basics of dance.
The primary goal is to foster a love of music, movement and
dance. A variety of basic steps that all young dancers can master
are covered. Children gain flexibility and muscle strength, which
helps with their motor skills. They also receive the benefits of
social interaction with other children in the class.
Course # B2-15 Wednesdays, January 14-February 25 (No class February18) Burke School Rm. 11
Paula O’Malley School of Dance, 92 Main Street, Rte. 109, Medway
Ages: 2-4 with adult companion
Margie Monahan
Ages: 3-5
Paula O’Malley
6 sessions
9:45-10:30am
$50
Ann Fisher, owner of Molly’s Apothecary, has been making soaps,
lotions and bath and body products for 14 years. Molly’s has been
in the Medway Mill for almost six years.
508-533-3222 option 4
Phil Fougere has been coaching and teaching softball skills for
five years in Medway and is a board member of Medway Youth
Softball.
Ages: 3 & 4
Elite Martial Arts Academy
PRESCHOOL SWIM LESSONS
The focus in this class is to help children improve and develop
gross and fine motor skills through the Martial Arts. In this
class, we conduct basic stretching and conditioning exercises
to improve flexibility, coordination and balance. Children are
taught basic karate punches, kicks and blocks. Techniques
are reinforced weekly using various equipment and fun drills
designed to hide repetition and to keep children excited.
For information on Parent/Child and Preschool swim lessons,
please refer to page 7 in the YOUTH-FITNESS section of our
brochure. Many times and days are available during the winter
and early spring sessions.
YOGA FOR MOMS & TOTS
Course # B5-15
Fridays, January 16-March 6 1275 Main Street, Millis Ages: 2-5
Mary Ellen Murphy
Yoga for children has been shown to improve concentration,
fitness, flexibility, and overall well-being, not to mention you and
your child will feel great, too! Join this class and share a special
time with your child.
Dale Freeman studied music at Berklee College and has taught
privately for over 35 years. He has successfully released two children’s CDs and is currently working on a CD of his original adult
music. Dale continues to perform with jazz combos, as a children’s solo artist, and as a private guitar teacher in Medway.
8 sessions
10:00-10:30am
$55
508-533-3222 option 4
Course # B3-15
4 sessions
Mondays, January 26-February 16 10:00-11:00am
The Yoga Studio, 840 Main Street, Millis-Suite 111 $45
18
6 sessions
11:00-11:45am
$45
PRESCHOOL KARATE
Ages: 6 months-36 months (w/adult companion) and 3-5 years
YMCA Aquatics Staff
Noelle Fiori acquired her MFA from The Art Institute of Boston
and is currently an art teacher in the Medway Public School system. She recently taught at Framingham State University and has
received awards for her artwork from the Chase Young Gallery in
Boston and from the director of MASS MoCA.
NEW
MESSY MIXTURES
3
DOB
Age
Street Address
Medway
REGISTRATION
Home #
Course #
Community Education Winter 2015
The Medway Community Education Department is a totally self-sustaining program, designed to serve the varied needs of all area
residents. Our programs provide the opportunity for educational and creative development incorporating academic, career and
enrichment courses for all ages.
REGISTRATION
• Details for online and paper registration are located on page 19 of the brochure.
• Please register early as many classes fill quickly. Late registrations will be accepted if space allows.
• Participants in the Adult Programs must be at least 18 years of age.
• Out-of-Towners are welcome at no additional fee.
• A Senior Citizen discount of 15% discount is offered to all persons 65 years of age and older. Material fees and special
trips cannot be discounted.
• Scholarships – please contact our office as every possible effort will be made to assist participants who are unable to
take a class due to financial hardships. All communications are confidential.
CANCELLATION AND REFUND POLICY
• Our programs are self-supporting. We reserve the right to cancel a course if registration numbers are too low.
• Refunds are given only if a course is cancelled by Medway Community Education. Checks are issued by a Town of
Medway check and may take three to four weeks to process.
COURSE SCHEDULE
• Carefully check the schedule for each class.
• Classes will not be held on January 19 (Martin Luther King Day), February 16-20 (School Vacation), April 3 (Good
Friday), and April 20-25 (School Vacation) unless noted.
• In the event of a snowstorm, please check local TV stations for an announcement stating schools are closed and/or
evening classes are cancelled. All cancelled classes will be made up at the end of the session.
CLASSROOM LOCATIONS
McGovern School.................. 9 Lovering Street
Burke-Memorial School.........16 Cassidy Lane
Middle School........................45 Holliston Street
High School............................88 Summer Street (Rte. 126)
Public Library.........................26 High Street
Senior Center..........................76 Oakland Street
MEDWAY COMMUNITY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Office – Burke-Memorial School, 16 Cassidy Lane, Medway, MA 02053
Phone – 508-533-3222 option 4
Email – communityed@medway.k12.ma.us
Website – medwayce.org
Director – Margery Monahan
Assistant Director – Karen Niemczyk
Program Coordinator – Eileen Kalukin
Superintendent of Schools – Judith A. Evans, Ed.D
School Committee – Carole Bernstein, Diane Borgatti, Richard Eustis, Dawn Rice-Norton, Cindy Sullivan
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preschool.........................................3
Youth General..................................5
Youth Fitness...................................6
Middle & High School....................8
Adult Fitness....................................11
Adult Home & Leisure.....................13
Adult Business & Technology..........15
Trips.................................................17
Teacher Bios.....................................18
Registration......................................19
Town
Cell #
Email
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Dates
Course Name
Day
Parent’s Name
Class Time
Fee
• Mail to: Medway Community Education Department, 16 Cassidy Lane, Medway, MA 02053
• Hand Deliver: Burke-Memorial School Main Office, 16 Cassidy Lane - Hours: 7:30am-3:30pm
• Online Registration: https://unipaygold.unibank.com (Medway Public Schools/Community Education/Seasonal Brochure)
Make checksREGISTRATION
payable to Medway Community Education.You may write one check per registration. Late registrations will be allowed if space
ONLINE
allows. We do not send confirmations - you are automatically enrolled upon registration. Registration forms may be duplicated. Participants in the
Adult Programs
must be at least 18 years of age. Please visit our new website at Medwayce.org .
Option
1
FAMILYID - We are excited to announce that Medway Community Education is now offering the convenience of online registration through FamilyID. When you register through FamilyID, the system keeps track of your information in your FamilyID
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/ Seasonal Brochure-FamilyID. UniPay Gold accepts Discover and MasterCard credit (fee applied), MasterCard debit and
personal checks
CHECK - mail to Community Education, 16 Cassidy Lane, Medway, MA 02053; reference course in memo section of
check for accurate processing.
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• Mail registration and check, payable to Medway Community Education, to 16 Cassidy Lane, Medway, MA 02053.
• Hand deliver registration and check, payable to Medway Community Education, to the Burke-Memorial School Main Office,
16 Cassidy Lane – Monday-Friday – between the hours of 7:30am-3:30pm.
• All checks returned by the bank will incur a $25 fee payable to the Town of Medway and collected by the Town Treasurer.
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REGISTRATION FORM - Winter 2015
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16 Cassidy Lane, Medway, MA 02053
508-533-3222 option 4
Communityed@medway.k12.ma.us
Medwayce.org
PERMIT NO. 38
MEDWAY, MA
02053
POSTAL CUSTOMER
MEDWAY, MA 02053
COVER PHOTO: PAINT AND SIP PARTICIPANT
This painting was created by one of the participants in our
popular Paint and Sip class. This class is taught by Noelle
Fiori, art teacher at the McGovern School. She makes you
feel like an artist as she walks you through the creation of
your own personal piece of art. This class is held frequently
throughout the school year at Restaurant 45.
CALLING ALL ARTISTS! Spring 2015 Brochure
Medway Community Education is seeking artists and students to submit their work to be featured on the front cover of our seasonal
brochure. The details for submission are:
Open to all – children, young adults, amateurs and professional artists
You may submit one entry by Friday, February 13, 2015. Submit your entry electronically, JPEG should not exceed 180 dpi.
Your submission must include artwork title, size, year and medium and your personal contact information (name, phone
number, email).
The selected artist is required to sign a waiver giving Community Education the right to publish, print and photograph the
work as needed.
Our seasonal brochure is mailed to all Medway homes, emailed to non-Medway residents, and on the Medway Community
Education and the Medway Public School websites.
All submissions must be appropriate and will not be considered if deemed unsuitable.
MEDWAY
COMMUNITY
EDUCATION
WINTER 2015

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