Sunnyvale - Cupertino Adult School

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Administrative Team:
Peggy Raun-Linde
Aven Magana
Liz Ambra
Adrienne Moberly
General Information & Welcome
Dear Community,
Principal
email: peggy_raun-linde@fuhsd.org
Assistant to Principal
email: aven_magana@fuhsd.org
Vice Principal
email: liz_ambra@fuhsd.org
Vice Principal
email: adrienne_moberley@fuhsd.org
Office: (408) 522-2700
Fax: (408) 522-2799
www.ace.fuhsd.org
In my last Principal’s letter, I gave a background of the last 150 years in
California Adult Education and the main focal points mandated by the
California legislature for our future work. In addition, I introduced you to the
STC (The North Santa Clara County Student Transition Consortium) of which
FUHSD Adult School, Palo Alto Adult, Mountain-View Adult, and DeAnza
College and Foothill College are members.
At this time, I’d like to:
A. Give you more details about our STC action plan and
B. Invite you to give comments digitally or in person.
STC’s Action Plan Objectives:
1. Set up a coordinated system that allows students to seamlessly move between systems and into the workforce;
2. Align and share applicable assessments;
3. Establish a student data-tracking system including individual student learning plans;
4. Remove barriers to student access and educational/employment goals;
5. Provide student support through mentoring, supplemental instructional support, and case management;
6. Ensure that staff and faculty have the tools and resources to effectively work with transitioning students;
7. Increase business and industry partnerships to enhance student opportunities for apprenticeships, mentorships, job shadowing,
and employment.
Details about the action plan items for these objectives can be found on
our STC website at: http://www.foothill.edu/swbacpc/ab104.php.
If you have an idea, concern, need that falls in one of the above objective
areas, please share that with our consortium by
a. posting on our Facebook page
(https://www.facebook.com/NorthSantaClaraCountySTC/?fref=ts) or
b. emailing your thoughts to me at peggy_raun-linde@fuhsd.org
c. or joining us on February 26th, 2016 for a public comment session with the STC Board. You can find details on this meeting in January on either our Facebook page, STC Website, or our Adult School website at ace.fuhsd.org.
I look forward to what the future holds and to hearing from our community
on a regular basis. Meanwhile, have a safe and wonderful
new year!
Peggy Raun-Linde, Ed.D.
Principal
Fremont Union High School
District Board of Trustees
Barbara Nunes, President
Jeff Moe Nancy A. Newton
Hung Wei Bill Wilson
Polly Bove, Superintendent
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Sunnyvale-Cupertino Adult School
is fully accredited by the
Western Association of
Schools and Colleges.
Polly Bove,
Superintendent
Q3 Session 2016
Register Today !
Q3 Registration Opens
December 11th, 2015
Our offices will be closed :
Register at least one week prior to the
beginning of class. Walk in registrations
are on a space available basis. If there
is not sufficient enrollment for the class,
your check will be returned, or your
credit card charge will not be processed.
No confirmation will be sent.
December 21-January 1
January 18, 2016
February 15-19, 2016
Sorry ... sometimes excellent classes with super
instructors are cancelled if everyone waits until
the last minute to register. Please register
early to avoid any disappointment!
Active Adults 50+ .......................32-35
1 Online....
Adult Transitions................................4-7
Table of Contents
Citizenship ...................................5
English Language Acquisition (ESL).....4
High School Diploma &Equivalency
Tests...SOAR...............................6-7
Professional Development ..............6
LRC and Computer Lab..................7
http://ace.fuhsd.org
Refer to Sunnyvale-Cupertino
Adult School website for online
registration guidelines.
Career and Technology Training .......8-15
Accounting..................................12
Computer and Lab Classes......13-15
Ed2Go Online Courses .................15
Digital Life,Web, Photoshop ...........9
First Aid and CPR ...... ................10
LRC and Computer Lab.......... ....... 7
Medical Careers.........................9-11
Other Career Paths.........................8
2 By phone ....
(408) 522-2700
Requires a Visa
or Master Card.
3 In person....
Community Interest.......................19-31
Arts & Crafts .........................26-27
Cooking..................................24-25
Dance & Music ......................19,22
English Enhancement....................30
Finance.......................................23
Home Arts.............................28-29
Language....................................31
Physical Fitness .....................19-21
Special Interest......................28, 30
Stop by our room 3 office.
Monday-Thursday 8 am- 4:30 pm
Friday 7:30 am – 12 pm, 1 pm- 4 pm
4 By mail....
Enclose payment by check and
include students’s name, phone
number, email address and course
code. A separate check payable to
each
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English Language Acquisition/ESL
Do you need to learn English and improve
how you speak, read and write in English?
The state of California is funding English
classes at FUHSD Adult School for adults
who grew up speaking a language
other than English. There is a range of
classes to meet a variety of needs—from
students who have had little exposure to
English to those who have a background
in English and just need to improve their
skills. A test will determine which class is
best for each student.
1: To join our English Language
English Language Acquisition STEP
Acquisition (ELA) or our Adult Basic
Classes (formerly ESL)*
Education (ABE) Departments, sign up for a
placement test today.
for 2015-2016:
Beginning Literacy:
For students who
speak, read and write little or no English.
ELA (ESL/Citizenship) *
Testing Dates and Times:
Beginning English:
291014 Tuesday, February 9 at 9 a.m.
For students who
can sometimes understand English speakers but
at a minimal level.
Intermediate English:
For students
who are able to “functionally” communicate in
English but lack fluency. This level begins to infuse
more complicated reading and writing.
Advanced English: This level of English
has students read, write and speak English at a
level that will allow them to transition into our
Adult Basic Education courses entitled English
Fluency.
ABE: Beyond Advanced
English to English Fluency*
Students completing Advanced ESL may
transition to ABE. This English series accelerates
the student’s academic and workplace English in
reading, writing, speaking and listening.
A portion of these classes focus on accent
reduction for improved job success. Students
who complete English Fluency are then
eligible to enter our Adult Secondary
Education program to work on their United
States High School Diploma or transition to
college and career training programs.
All of the classes are free
but students are required to:
a.
b. c.
d.
Register for Placement Test in advance
Take a placement test and a post-test;
Maintain the attendance and participation guidelines of the class;
Complete homework outside of the class time.
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Q3 2016
ASE/ ABE/ ELA
291006 Wednesday, February 10 at 5 p.m.
291005 Wednesday, February 10 at 6 p.m
291003 Tuesday, March 22 at 9 a.m.
291034 Wednesday, March 23 at 5 p.m.
You will need to
pre-register for the
Placement Test in one of the following ways:
Phone: (408) 522-2700, or Walk in: Sunnyvale-Cupertino
Adult School at 591 W. Fremont
Avenue, Sunnyvale.
Office Hours:
M-Th 8-4:30pm
or
Fri 7:30-4pm,
(closed 12-1pm)
Online Registration 24/7.
AEBG COURSES*
Citizenship
Citizenship Saturday
Mornings: Beginning*
This class is for beginning English speakers who
are still learning English and want to become
U. S. citizens. In this class, you will practice
your English, learn about American history and
government, fill out the N-400 application, and
practice for your interview. English reading and
speaking skills will be stressed. You must attend
all four Saturdays.
Instructor: Bellamy
4 sessions
Reg Fee: $ none
Location: ACE / Rm 5B
140411 Beg Eng Speakers 11:30am-2:30pm 1/30-3/5
ESL/
Citizenship
Interview
Preparation
Class *
This is a ONE DAY FREE class to help you
prepare for your citizenship interview. This
class is for students who are legal residents
with 5 years residence status. It is best if you
have already submitted your N-400 form or
will be doing so in the near future. If possible,
bring a copy of your N-400 form with you.
You will work with volunteers and have mock
interviews to practice:
Citizenship Saturday
Mornings:
Intermediate*
• answering questions about American history and government
• answering questions about your N-400 form
• writing simple sentences that are dictated to you
This class is for intermediate English speakers
who want to become U. S. citizens. In this
class, you will you will practice your English,
learn about American history and government,
fill out the N-400 application, and practice for
your interview. You will also work on reading and
speaking in English. You must attend all four
Saturdays.
Instructor: Bellamy
4 sessions
Reg Fee: $ none
140500 Int Eng Speakers 8-11am
1/30-3/5
In addition, a speaker from a local community
agency will discuss the interview process and
answer questions.
Register by phone (408-522-2700), online
(www.ace.fuhsd.org) , or in class. For information, please call (408) 522-2700.
This class will return in
Quarter 4 - May 2016
You must take listening test
to register for Citizenship.
Students need to take a Placement Test
prior to enrolling in a Citizenship class.After
testing you will be enrolled into a Citizenship
class for the 2015/2016 school year.
ELA (ESL/Citizenship) *
Testing Dates and Times:
You will need to
291006 Wednesday, February 10 at 5 p.m.
291005 Wednesday, February 10 at 6 p.m
See our site location map on page 39.
Phone: (408) 522-2700, or Walk in: Sunnyvale-Cupertino
Avenue, Sunnyvale.
Office Hours:
M-Th 8-4:30pm
or
Fri 7:30-4pm,
(closed 12-1pm)
Review No Refund policy on page 36.
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Adult Basic Education
Resume and Cover
Letter Tune-Up*
Adult Basic Education
(ABE) for Native
English Speakers*
FUHSD Adult School supports students in gaining
the academic knowledge and skills that are
needed to successfully complete a high school
diploma, acquire college readiness or prepare
for vocational training. This preparation may
begin through the Adult Basic Education (ABE)
department, and classes are free.
The focus is on direct instruction in reading
comprehension, academic vocabulary development,
writing proficiency, math competency, test-taking
strategies, study skills and workforce readiness.
Those who wish to join our Adult Secondary
Education department or who need to improve
their reading, writing, and math skills can join our
Adult Basic Education department by taking a
reading placement test.
You must sign up for both the Placement Test
and the SOAR orientation class. There is no fee.
For students entering classes that begin March
7 2016, the following Placement Test and SOAR
Orientation sessions are:
Placement Test: Rm 9
027713 Tuesday, February 23, 10:00am
027714 Wednesday, February 24, 6:00pm
The most effective resumes are not massproduced but written for a single employer with
a particular position or goal in mind. When you
send out a resume, you must have a cover letter.
Your cover letter should bring your resume to life,
demonstrate your enthusiasm and creativity, and
tell an employer why you are uniquely qualified
for the job. Come learn resume and cover letter
Quick Tips and Do’s and Don’ts that will ensure
that you are following industry protocol! Taught
by a Human Resources Specialist and priced to
assist our community. Instructor: Stockhaus
1 session
Reg Fee: $ 12
Location: ACE/ Rm 9
027050
Sat
10am-12pm
1/30
Interviewing Techniques*
Get ready for your transition from our Adult
School programs into the world of work. In this
workshop you will identify where you will apply,
what it takes to land the job, and how best to
approach the interview process. Priority is
given to our currently enrolled ASE, CTE, and
ESL students but all are welcome For students
taking this for diploma credit or Work Experience
Education credit, the fee is waived.
Instructor: Stockhaus
1 session
Reg Fee: $ 12
Location: ACE/Rm 9
027051
Sat
12-2pm
1/30
Enroll in College*
Testing Process: 90 minutes
Orientation (SOAR) class:
027503 Thursday, February 25, at 5:30-8:30pm
027501 Friday, February 26, at 9am-12pm
You will need to
Join us to review all of the items needed for the
college application process. Learn some do’s
and don’ts, but mostly have someone walk you
through the process so you can get on your way. This class is specifically designed for students
transitioning from our adult school programs to
the community college. Current program students
will have the registration fee waived, and will have
the benefit of working with a transition counselor
to assist with follow-up events, such as field trips
to local community colleges during the 2015-2016
school year.
Instructor: Vilaubi
1 session
Reg Fee: $ 12
Location: ACE/Rm 11
027053
Tu
6-8pm
2/2
Phone: (408) 522-2700 , or
Walk in: Sunnyvale-Cupertino
Avenue, Sunnyvale.
Office Hours:
M-Th 8-4:30pm
or
Fri 7:30-4pm,
(closed 12-1pm)
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ASE/ ABE/ ELA
Career Exploration*
Unsure of your career options? Join us for
a planning session to complete an interest
inventory, identify personal strengths, begin a
prioritized plan, and sign up for classes to achieve
your goals. By completing this course you will
have the benefit of working with the career and
college counselor in our Transition Program.
Instructor: Vilaubi
1 session
Reg Fee: $ 12
Location: ACE/Rm 11
027052
Tu
6-8pm
3/1
AEBG COURSES*
HS Diploma & H.S. Equivalency Exam
Adult Secondary
Education (ASE)
Department: High
School Diploma and
Equivalency Tests*
The Adult Secondary Education (ASE) Program
assists students in achieving their High School
Diploma or Equivalency Test (GED) and in
preparing for college and work. Our Transition
Team is available to work with you on your college
and career goals.
To enter our program you must take a Placement
Test and attend a Student Orientation to
Academic Readiness (SOAR) orientation class at
the Adult School. There is no processing fee. After
your Placement Test and Orientation class you will
make an individual counseling appointment with
a member of our Transition Team. We will help
you evaluate your transcript, and you will create
a personalized class schedule that supports your
learning goals. Classes are free and are held in
both day and evening.
You will need to
Phone: (408) 522-2700 or
Walk in: Sunnyvale-Cupertino
Avenue, Sunnyvale.
Office Hours:
M-Th 8-4:30pm or Fri 7:30-4pm
(closed 12-1pm)
Courses in ABE and ASE include:
English:
• English Fluency 101
• English Foundations 201
• Writer’s Workshop 301
• Expository Reading and Writing for College 401
As part of your learning plan, you may decide to
co-enroll in our Career Technical Education (CTE)
courses or one of our partner community colleges
to get both high school credit as well as training
and/or college credit simultaneously. FUHSD
Adult School, in partnership with Cupertino
Rotary, has student scholarships to pay for college
tuition, test fees, or bus fare for those who qualify.
This can all be discussed at your individual
counseling appointment.
Mathematics:
• Math Foundations
• Algebra
• Geometry
For students who need to "brush up" on academic
skills, we have the Adult Basic Education (ABE)
department (see previuous page) that will do that
and still allow you to earn high school diploma
credit or prepare for the Equivalency Exam.
Placement in ASE or ABE is based on your test
score. You will need to bring all of your high
school and college transcripts with you to your
Placement Test.
Science:
• Biology
• Environmental Science
You must pre-register as our classes DO fill
up; first come, first served. You must sign up
for both the Placement Test and the SOAR
orientation class. The following Placement Test
and SOAR Orientation sessions are:
We have online classes available for those
who need this option
Placement Test: Room 9
027713 Tuesday, February 23, 10:00am
027714 Wednesday, February 24, 6:00pm
Testing Process: 90 minutes
Orientation (SOAR) class:
027503 Thursday, February 25, at 5:30-8:30pm
027501 Friday, February 26, at 9am-12pm
Social Studies:
• World History
• U.S. History
• Government
• Economics
Electives:
• Classes in Fine Arts
• Classes in Applied Academics
• Work Experience
Learning Resource Center
Hours:
M
W
F
4 - 7:pm
Tu 8 - 11:30 am, 12:15 - 3:30
5:30 - 8:30 pm
Th 8 - 11:30 am, 12:15 - 3:30 pm
8 - 11:30 am ( Tu & Th 4-8pm in Room 11 )
Located in Room 6 and 11, the Learning Resource
Center (LRC) is home to the E-Learning Lab. The
LRC is a place where you can use the computers,
build computer literacy skills and do homework.
Students may earn certifications or high school
diploma credit through participation in a
variety of computer programs offered through
our Career Technical Education Department.
Students enrolled in the Distance Learning
program are able to log in to their classes as well.
A staff member is on duty to assist you in your
studies and proctor exams. See our website or
the posted sign on Room 6 for details.
ace.fuhsd.org
ace-lrc.fuhsd.org
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Partnering With Our Community
For A Strong California Work Force
New Adult Education Block Grant( AEBG) funds promote upgrades and expansion in
Adult Schools state-wide. Assembly Bill 104 allocates $500 million for Maintenance
of Effort and Regional Consortia Allocations. We are part of the North Santa County
Student Transition Regional Consortium. Our collective mission is to coordinate and
intergrate programs, create linkages, and develop regional plans to better serve the
education needs of adult in the region.
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Intro to Culinary Arts*
The art of preparation, cooking and presentation
of food will be the focus of this class. Meal
preparation will be in the context of nutrition,
safety, food science, culture, trends and
commerce. Class will introduce fundamentals of
food preparation from the basic food groups,
techniques, knife-skills, cooking methods, sauces,
and more! Students will be required to obtain
Serv-Safe certification independently for an
additional $15 fee through an on-line course.
Instructor: Tu
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $50 Lab Fee: $35 Loc.: FHS/ FO
033050
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5:30-8:30pm
1/20-3/16
3-D Design and Print*
3D printing or additive manufacturing is a process
of making three dimensional solid objects from a
digital file. These objects can be of almost any
shape or geometry, and are produced from a 3D
model. Models may be created with a computer
aided design (CAD) package. In this class you will
create a model and print it using our 3-D printer.
Learn how this next paradigm shift in
manufacturing technology is leading the way
in changing how multiple industries approach
design implementation. This is a great class for
a novice enthusiast as well as an experienced
engineer.
Instructor: Wong
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $50 Lab Fee: $10 Loc.: ACE Rm 10
065840
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1/25-3/21
Hospitality Program*
The Hospitality Industry includes travel and
tourism, lodging, food and beverage services,
event and conference planning, gaming, theme
parks, sports and entertainment. It is the largest
industry in California, in the United States and in
the World. It is also a growing industry with its key
elements performed on site, not subject to offshoring. This course will include an introduction to
the hospitality industry as well as train and prepare
students for the Guest Service Gold Certification
offered through the American Hotel and Lodging
Education Institute. Additional $25 exam fee
for this certification.Admission Requirements:
Minimum student qualifications include the ability
to speak English fluently and have a commitment
to complete the training program.
Hospitality Orientation
Monday January 11th, 2016
5-6pm in Room 11
Instructor: Schmidt
15 sessions
Reg Fee: $50
Location: ACE/ Rm 5B
033989
Tu
5:30-7:30pm
1/19-5/10
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Personal Care Aide*
Are you a caring person, looking to make a real
and meaningful difference in the lives of others and
their families? Are you compassionate friendly and
reliable? Are you looking for flexible employment?
If you answered YES to the questions above
– This class is for YOU! As a Personal Care Aide
you will work closely with the elderly supporting
basic care such as grooming, dressing and
walking assistance. You will also provide very
important social and emotional support. You will
be a very vital part of the patient care team. This
class will train you in transfer skills, nutrition, and
time management, along with important mental
health issues and effective communication skills
to support the aging client. Home care agencies
are looking for people like you to be a part of
their support teams, we will provide you with the
connections and opportunities to work and make
a difference others’ lives.
Instructor: Fu
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $25 Lab Fee: $10
Loc.: ACE/ Rm 8
166500
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9:30am-12:30pm
1/22-3/18
Career & Technology
AEBG COURSES*
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Hospitality Orientation
Monday January 11th, 2016
5-6pm in Room 11
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The mission of the Hospitality program
is to meet the needs of the industry and San Jose State University
community by preparing individuals to
become successful professionals who are
capable of assuming leadership roles in
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Electronic
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Mission College
LVN/ RN
San Jose State University
Medical Orientation
Tuesday
January 12th, 2016
5-6 pm in Room 8
Sunnyvale-Cupertino
Adult School
591 W. Fremont Ave
Sunnyvale, Ca. 94087
RN
JOB
JOB
JOB
More Career Pathways are available online
www.ace.fuhsd.org & ace-lrc.fuhsd.org
Contact raji_visvanathan@fuhsd.org for more information.
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Health Careers Training: Medical Program
English Language Requirements:
The ability to follow verbal and written instruction in English or have completed Intermediate High ESL
Level. Non-native speakers may need additional training to improve their verbal and written skills. These
Career and Technical Ed. Programs may require applicant to take a test in English proficiency.
Health Careers
CNA Certificate Program*
As a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) you will
be working closely with patients, and responsible
Students who are interested in pursuing a career for basic care services such as bathing, grooming
in the medical field are welcome to attend this and feeding patients, assisting nurses with
orientation. You will receive a comprehensive medical equipment, and checking patient vital
signs. CNAs give patients important social
overview of the medical training programs
and emotional support and also provide vital
offered and the possible career pathways.
information on patient conditions to nurses. You
may work in hospitals, nursing care facilities, or
Tuesday, January 12th, 2016
community care facilities for the elderly.
5-6 pm in Room 8
The 175 hours includes classroom instruction,
skills laboratory, and clinical training. Upon
successful completion of the program, students
will take the State Certified Nurse Assistant
examination on our campus.
Because this is state certification there are very
specific and important Program Prerequisites:
Sunnyvale-Cupertino Adult School
591 W. Fremont Ave Sunnyvale, Ca. 94087
Certified Home
Health
Aide (CHHA)
This training program was developed following the
Department of Health Services guidelines for the
education of nurse assistants to become certified
home health aides. It was designed as a 40-hour
add-on course to follow a nurse assistant curriculum
that meets Federal and State training regulations.
Students can receive 26 Continuing Education Unit’s
(CU) towards CNA Certificate renewal. This course
is articulated with Mission College and students
may earn 2.0 credits upon completion.
The intent of this curriculum is threefold:
1. To promote quality of care in the home care setting
2. To provide entry-level skills for employment as a home health aide and
3. To expand the role of a C.N.A. as a paraprofessional.
Admission Requirements
1. Possess a valid California Certified Nursing assistant (CNA) certificate
2. Valid California Drivers License
3. TB test must be current and less than 6 months
old or a negative chest x-ray less than 2 years old.
4. Advanced High English skills (test may be given).
Written competency evaluation of basic Certified
Nursing Assistant skills will be given.
Admission Procedure
To apply for admission, the applicant must:
1. Submit all completed documentation as listed in the admission requirements
2. Pay a non-refundable fee of $180.00 upon enrollment
*Students receive 24 Continuing Education
Units (CU) toward CNA certification renewal.
Will Return in Q4
10
Q3 2016
Complete required application paperwork.
Physical Exam and Specific Immunizations
Live Scan Fingerprints
California Driver’s License or ID Card
Social Security Card
CPR Certification (before class ends)
Prospective students should contact Raji
Visvanathan at raji_visvanathan@fuhsd.org or
phone 408-522-2731. Registration packet will
include specific class days, dates and times, all
required paperwork, information about the book,
and other required items.
This course is articulated with Mission College. Students can earn up to 5.5 credits upon completion.
Instructor: Yuhara
26 sessions
Reg Fee: $495
Location: ACE/ Rm 8
166100
MTuThF
9am-3:30pm 1/21-4/7
Basic First Aid
This course is designed for non-clinical people
who may need to administer first aid in an
emergency. The techniques taught follow
recommendations from the American Safety
and Health Institute (not EMSA certified) and
are highly recommended for teachers, parents, and coaches.
Instructor: Aguilar
1 session
Reg Fee: $35
Location: ACE/ PLC
167201
Th
5:30-8:00pm
1/28
167022
Sat
12-2:30pm
3/5
CPR
Instruction includes adult, child and infant
resuscitation, Automated External Defibrillator
(AED) for adults, children and infants and
choking techniques. The American Safety
and Health Institute CPR courses are great for
parents, babysitters or anyone who is interested
in CPR skills and techniques.
Instructor: Ta , West
1 session
Reg Fee: $40
Location: ACE/ PLC
067604
W
5:30-8:30pm
1/27
067002
Sat
8:15-11:15am
3/5
STRICT CPR TRAINING REQUIREMENTS, DOORS
WILL BE CLOSED 10 MINUTES AFTER THE CLASS STARTS. LATE COMERS WILL NOT BE ADMITTED. NO REFUNDS. PLEASE BRING A DRINK AND A
TOWEL OR PAD TO KNEEL ON.
Career & Technology
AEBG COURSES*
Medical Terminology
Beginning
This course prepares students for employment in
health-related fields. Students will develop their
ability to understand the language of medicine
through word building, analysis of terms,
pronunciation, and spelling. The course includes
basic anatomy, pathology and diagnostic
procedures as well as the language used in the
medical professions. This is a prerequisite for all
the Medical Interpreter course.
Prerequisites: Employment level competency in
written and oral communication in English.
Completion
Requirements:
Demonstrate
knowledge and proficiency and complete at least
80% of the course hours.
Additional Cost: Textbook: The Language of
Medicine 10th Edition, ISBN # 978-1-4557-2846-6
This course is articulated with Mission College. Students can earn credits upon completion.
Instructor: Fu
9 sessions
Reg Fee: $150
Location: ACE/ Rm 11, 8
069601 L1 Tu 9:30am-12:30pm 1/19-3/22
033367 L1 Tu 5:30-8:30pm
1/19-3/22
Medical Terminology 2A
Students will continue to develop their skills and
increase medical knowledge and vocabulary. Prerequisites: Satisfactory completion of the
beginning level terminology .
Additional Cost: Textbook: The Language of
Medicine 10th Edition,
ISBN # 978-1-4557-2846-6
This course is articulated with Mission College. Students can earn 3.0 credits upon completion
of all 3 Medical Terminology courses. (Beg, 2A
& 2B).
Instructor: Fu
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $145
Location: ACE/ Rm 11
069831 2B Th 9:30am-12:30pm 1/21-3/17
BLS Healthcare Provider Class
Designed for Emergency Response Healthcare
providers and Professional Rescuers, including
registered nurses (RN), Vocational Nurses (LVN),
Nursing Assistants, Hospital and Healthcare
staff, Physicians, Physician’s Assistants, Medical
Assistants, Medical Office Staff,Paramedics
and EMT’s, Dental Professionals, and Medical
and Dental Students in training.Topics covered:
One and two person adult CPR, child and Infant
CPR with the use of Mask and Bag Mask (BVM),
Foreign body airway management (choking),
Automated External Defibrillator (AED).Written
and Skills tests are required.
Instructor: Campos
1 session
Reg Fee: $70
Location: ACE/ PLC
067666
Sat
9am-1pm
1/30
Medical Interpreter Level 2
This is a 20-hour course is designed to prepare
students for the national certification exam of
healthcare/medical interpreters. The curriculum
will focus on both written and oral exams
by combining medical terminology with a
simulated clinical scenario. Upon successful
completion of this course students will be ready
to take the national certification exams offered
by the National Board of Certification for Medical
Interpreters (NCBMI) and/or the Certification
Commission for Healthcare Interpreters (CCHI).
Medical Orientation
Tuesday
January 12th, 2016
5-6 pm in Room 8
Sunnyvale-Cupertino
Adult School
591 W. Fremont Ave
Sunnyvale, Ca. 94087
Prerequisites: Medical Terminology I and Medical
Interpreter.
Currently, national certifications of healthcare/
medical interpreters are offered by National Board
of Certification for Medical Interpreters (NBCMI)
and Certification Commission for Healthcare
Interpreters (CCHI). NBCMI awards Certified
Medical Interpreter (CMI) to interpreters who pass
both written and oral exams in Spanish, Russian,
Korean, Vietnamese, Cantonese and Mandarin.
CCHI offers two certification examinations:
Core Certification Healthcare Interpreter™
examination (CoreCHI™) for interpreters of all
languages and Certified Healthcare Interpreter™
examination (CHI™) for Spanish, Arabic, &
Mandarin interpreters.
Instructor: Fu
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $130
Location: ACE/ Rm 11 068801 L2
M
9:30am-12pm
1/25-3/21
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Career & Technology Training: Accounting
Certificate
Programs
This program is designed for students
who want to develop their business skills
in the area of accounting. Learn all of the
bookkeeping and accounting principles, how
to apply them in a business environment, and
become familiar with accounting software.
The program is composed of four courses:
Introductory, Intermediate, and Advanced
accounting as well as Intro to QuickBooks Pro.
Accounting Level 1 All Quarters
QuickBooks Pro Level 1 All Quarters
Accounting Level 2 Q2
Accounting Level 3 Q4
Accounting Basics, Level 1
This course designed to provide students with
technical instruction and practical experience in
double-entry accounting systems. Emphasis is
placed on regulatory agencies and professional
groups, basic accounting principles, journals’
general ledgers, worksheets, financial statements,
adjusting and closing entries, spreadsheet
accounting, accounts payable, accounts payable
subsidiary ledgers. You will need to purchase:
Century 21 Accounting Multi column journal 9th
edition ISBN: 05-38447052, Working papers info
Chapters 1-16. ISBN: 05-38447087
Accounting Level One students must order their
books in time to have it for the second class
meeting.
Instructor: Schmidt
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $80
062501 Lev 1
M
5:30-7pm
1/25-3/21
Accounting, Level 2
Interested in a financial occupation? Learn
bookkeeping principles in a basic accounting
cycle. Demonstration of automated accounting
principles and techniques will be introduced. You
will need to purchase: Century 21 Accounting Multi
column journal 9th edition ISBN: 05-38447052, Working papers info
Chapters 1-16. ISBN: 05-38447087
Chapters 17-24 ISBN 05-38447109
Instructor: Schmidt
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $80
062601 Lev 2
M
4:30-5:30pm 1/25-3/21
QuickBooks Pro 2013 Level 1
This course will introduce Intuit’s QuickBooks Pro
Small Business Accounting Software to the beginning user. Topics include getting started, setting up
QuickBooks, working with lists, entering sales and
invoices, receiving payments and deposits, entering
and paying bills, analyzing financial data, inventorying, customizing forms and writing letters. This course
involves significant hands-on activity. Pre-requisite:
some knowledge of basic accounting principles.
This class fills quickly and is limited to 24 students. Early enrollment is encouraged. Book Info: Computer Accounting with QuickBooks® 2013, 15/e
Donna Kay, Maryville University of Saint Louis ISBN:
0078025699.
Instructor: Schmidt
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $80
062811 Lev 1 M 7-8:30pm
1/25-3/21
Accounting textbooks must be ordered
two weeks in advance of class start date
to ensure delivery. Check web-site for full
details. www.ace.fuhsd.org
QuickBooksPro 2013 for
the Small Business Owner
This course is designed for managing small business financial needs. Topics include creating a
new company, setting up bank, inventory, price,
(including discounts) customers, vendors and
employees. Recording of transactions such as
sales (cash or credit), payments received from
customers as well as payments made to vendors, deposits, acquisition of inventory items
and fixed assets, inventory adjustments (based
on physical count), receipt of purchased items
from vendors and entering bills. Print financial
reports and perform financial report analysis.
Create payroll schedule, payroll items (earnings
& deductions) and employee time sheets. Enter employee rate, allowance and filing status
(Federal & state). Process payroll and generate
checks to pay employees. The teacher will provide handouts. Prerequisite: Basic knowledge of
accounting principles and Quick Books Pro 2013.
Instructor: Victor
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $100
062892
W
6-9pm
1/20-3/16
QuickBooksPro 2013 for Small Business Owner Level 2
This course is a sequel to the QuickBooks
Pro2013 for Small Business Owners course. Topics will include Bank Reconciliation, Statement of
Cash Flow Preparation, Budgeting/Forecasting,
Month-end and Year-end closing entries, Sales
tax set-up, Adjusting entries, Payroll - Company entries, Sick/Vacation, W-2’s and 1099’s,
Preparation of Remittance Reports to Government Agencies, Year-end Financial Reports. This
course will not require a book. The teacher will
provide classroom handouts.
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Q3 2016
Prerequisite:Must have completed QuickBooks
Pro 2013 for Small Business Owner course.
Instructor: Victor
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $100
062813
F
9am-12pm
1/29-3/25
Career & Technology
AEBG COURSES*
Career & Technology Training: Digital Life
Web Design, Level 1
Web design for beginners where student will learn
how to build an attractive website. This class is a
comprehensive course that gives you hands-on
experience in building your own website with
HTML and WordPress software templates. This
course will be emphasized individual webpage
designs and layouts. Student has a chance to
create the webpages those integrates the topics
covered in each lectures. WordPress templates,
sidebar widgets, photo slide-show, YouTube video,
MP3 music, much more. Student will have a solid
essential basic in HTML and WordPress website by
the end of this course. Prerequisites: All students
must have some computer operation skills and
common computer terms. Example: WordPad,
notepad, Email, Internet use, downloading,
installing software, file naming conventions, file
extensions, folder structures, and copy/paste
operations. It’s a plus if you’ve used photo editing
software, like Adobe Photoshop or Elements. No
prior knowledge of HTML is necessary.
Instructor: Phan
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $100
Location: ACE / Rm 10
064502
W
6:15-9:15pm
1/20-3/16
Bring a Flash Drive for all Computer Classes !
Photoshop Basics
Adobe Photoshop has been an indispensable
image editing software application for many
years. Aspiring photographers and graphic
designers, and artists will become familiar with
image creation and editing using this software.
Understanding the different tools and features
available in Photoshop will help you to maximize
your creative potential. In this course, you’ll use
several tools and features of Photoshop to work
with images. You will learn to use layers and to
apply layer effects and filters to create special
effects. Additionally, you will use blending modes
and type effects to create dazzling imagery. $5
materials fee payable to instructor. A familiarity
with the Macintosh is required.
Instructor: Vigeant
3 sessions
Reg Fee: $60
Location: ACE Rm 10
086111
Beg
Th 2-5pm
1/28-2/11
Adobe Photoshop Level 1
Fear not Photoshop layers. This course will lead
aspiring photographers, graphic designers and
artists into the creative world of Photoshop layers.
We will examine the most important aspects of
this application, while emphasizing best practices:
from image and adjustment layers, to basic
selections, masking and effects. Additionally,
you will use blending modes and type effects to
create dazzling imagery. $5 materials fee payable
to instructor. Prerequisite: Photoshop Basics.
Instructor: Vigeant
4 sessions
Reg Fee: $80
Location: ACE Rm 10
086112
Beg
Th
2-5pm
2/25-3/17
Digital Photo Process
What comes after the click? Consistency in how
you handle your images after they are made in the
camera is nearly as important as the techniques
Ever feel a need to create a better looking vacation you employ to compose and shoot your images
slideshows, for family and friends, using movies, in the field. From organizing your photos on the
pictures, or both? IMovie is an easy tool to learn computer to processing RAW files and printing,
to create simple movies, but it also has enough this class covers a comprehensive work flow for
power to do some serious editing. We’ll explore today’s digital photography. Participants will use
the basics of importing movies and pictures, how Adobe software to organize, identify, edit and
to create transitions, when to use them, how to process JPEG and RAW image files. Whether
add sound clips, and how to do picture inserts. you are using Adobe Elements or want to dive
Ted will also share best practices, tools and tricks. into Lightroom and Photoshop, this class shows
Class Requirements: you already know how to use you how to take control of photo processing.
an Apple Mac. It is recommended that you are Prerequisite: Must bring Laptop computer to class.
familiar with how to take a video with a camera or Students will have the opportunity to download
smart phone and how to transfer the file to a Mac. trial software to learn processing techniques. $5
Instructor: Larson
4 sessions materials fee payable to instructor.
Reg Fee: $80
Location: ACE Rm 10 Instructor: Vigeant
4 sessions
068502
Tu
6-8pm
1/19-2/9 Reg Fee: $80
Location: ACE Rm 10
068101 Beg
Tu
6-9pm
2/23-3/15
iMovie for Travelers
Property Management
Explore our
ace-lrc.fuhsd.org
This introductory course in residential Property
Management is highly recommended for new &
existing Property Managers. You’ll be introduced
to the property manager’s role in handling with
many issues such as; tenant selection, rental and
lease agreements, repairs, maintenance, basic rent
rules and landlord and tenant’s rights. Textook for
the class is: Landlording by Robinson; ISBN 978093 295 6330 11th Edition; (an earlier edition is OK). (Kindle editions are permitted)
Instructor: Smith
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $75
Location: ACE/ Rm 7
161400
M
5:30-7pm
1/25-3/21
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E-Learning Lab & Learning Resource Center
Self- Paced Computer Courses - Job Skills
nroll in a self-paced computer course with online assignments. This is a teacher-assisted
E
computer lab, no lecture. Students have their choice of course and level. Students advance at
your own pace. To enroll in the E-Learning Lab students must know Windows and how to use the
mouse. No exceptions.
Order books before class starts! Books may be purchased directly from Lablearning.com. Book delivery
takes 7 to 10 days. Book prices range from $28-$70. Advanced learning opportunities are available.
Bring a Flash Drive for all Computer Classes
Lab Reg Fee: $40 Per Quarter ACE Rm 6 W 6-8:30pm 1/20-3/16 8 evening sessions Office
Assistant 1 &2
These are self-paced computer courses in a
computer lab with a teacher to assist.
Office Assistant Level 1 includes: Keyboarding, Computer Concepts (if needed)
Windows 7
Word 1-- ISBN 1-59136-307-1
Excel 1-- ISBN 1-59136-313-6
Power Point 1--ISBN 1-59136-320-9
062271 Day
062274 Evening Lab
Office Assistant Level 2 includes:
Word 2, Excel 2, Power Point 2
Word 2--ISBN 1-59136-308-X
Excel 2--ISBN 1-59136-314-4
Power Point 2--ISBN 1-59136-321-7
Access 1--ISBN 1-59136-317-9
062373 Day
062375 Evening Lab
Keyboarding
162990 Day
162992 Evening Lab
Learn to type on the computer. Basic touchtyping exercises as well as advances techniques
are used to increase your speed. Drills, tests,
games and scores are included in the program.
Microsoft
Word 2010
Textbook: Microsoft Word 2010: Comprehensive
Labyrinth Learning,
Item: ISBN 1-59136-304-7.
065090 Day
065092 Evening Lab
Learn to create, format, and save documents
using Word 2010. Control page appearance
using different font, header, footers and other
print styles.
Explore our
ace-lrc.fuhsd.org
Microsoft
Excel 2010
Textbook: Microsoft Excel 2010: Comprehensive
Labyrinth Learning.
Item: ISBN 1-59136-310-1
064990 Day
064992 Evening Lab
Create, format, and edit and print a simple
worksheet. Learn to copy, move, insert, delete,
find replace, and sort date. You will format
text, numbers, dates, columns and rows. Write
formulas, use functions, apply advanced
formatting, use auditing tools, headers and
footers.
Microsoft
Access 2010
Textbook: Microsoft Access 2010: Comprehensive
Labyrinth Learning.
Item: SBN 1-59136-316-0
160090 Day
160092 Evening Lab
Create and use powerful databases. Quickly
find tables, queries, forms, and reports from your
databases. Learn to use this powerful database
program that makes organizing, accessing, and
sharing information easier than ever.
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Q3 2016
Microsoft
PowerPoint
2010
Textbook: Microsoft PowerPoint 2010:
Comprehensive Labyrinth Learning.
Item: ISBN 1-59136-319-5
065590 Day
065592 Evening Lab
Create presentations of slides that can be
projected or printed in various forms. Use
templates; include text, graphics, tables, charts
and draw shapes .
Career & Technology
AEBG COURSES*
Ed 2 Go Online Training Courses
Courses begin
January 13th and February 10th For detailed course listing and
descriptions or to learn more, visit
www.ed2go.com/ace or by calling
(408) 522-2700.
Career and Professional
Gain Marketable New Skills
Through Ed2Go
Online Courses
www.ed2go.com/ace
Next courses start:
January 13th and February 10th
Our instructor facilitated online courses are
informative, fun, convenient, and interactive.
Most courses run for six weeks. Courses are
project-oriented and include lessons, quizzes,
hands-on assignments, discussion areas, and
supplementary links. You can complete any of
the on-line courses entirely from your home or
office and at any time of day or night.
How To Get Started:
1. Find Online Courses at:
www.ed2go.com/ace
2. Find the department and course
title you are interested in and select the
Enroll Now button
3. Here you will enter your email and
choose a password that will grant you
access to the classroom.
4. Follow the instructions to enroll and
pay for the course.
5. When the course starts, return to www.ed2go.com/ace and sign into your
class. To begin your studies, simply login with your email and the password you
selected during enrollment.
* Accounting
* Business and Management
* Certificate Prep
* Teaching and Education
* Grant Writing and Nonprofit
* Health Care
* Law and Legal
* Sales and Marketing
* Start Your Own Business
* Veterinary
Computers and Technology
* Computer Applications
* Basic Computer Literacy
* Certification Prep
* Web and Computer
Programming
* Database Management
* Graphic and Multimedia
Design
* The Internet
* PC Networking and Security
Writing and Publishing
* Business Writing
* Creative Writing
* Grant Writing
* Publishing
Personal Development
* Arts
* Personal Enrichment
* Children, Parents and Family
* Digital Photography
* Personal Finance
* Health and Wellness
* Job Search
* Languages
* Test Prep
Requirements:
All courses require internet access,
E-mail, Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Firefox web browsers. Some courses
may have additional requirements. Please visit www.ed2go.com/ace for
more information. Cost: Most courses cost $95.
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Parent Education: Preschool
NO FAX OR MAIL IN
REGISTRATION
No fax or mail in registration. Preschool classes run from
September through May. Fees are paid quarterly (8 weeks).
New students are added on a space available basis from our
waiting list. CALL 408 522-2707 to register. ACE FEE
POLICY: No refunds. Transfers on a space available basis.
Parent & child grow together in an enriched, nurturing environment.
Parents attend once each week while children attend according to the
class schedule below.
Child: Activities are designed to stimulate your child’s emotional,
intellectual, physical and social growth through art, music, science,
literature, cooking, dramatic play, motor activities and field trips.
School readiness skills are also addressed.
Bright Beginnings
Preschool*
Adult: Parents participate in classroom activities, helping supervise
and providing snack. Weekly parent education meetings focus on
child development and training that supports your child’s school
success. Follow up activities, projects and surveys are part of the
parent program*
*These classes qualify for reduced fees through Adult Education
Block Grant funding based on active parent participation
described above.
It is not necessary for your child to be toilet-trained.
PARENT EDUCATION THROUGH PARENT CHILD PARTICIPATION
Quarter 1: August 3 1– October 26, 2015
Quarter 3: January 19– March 21, 2016
Quarter 2: November 2 – January 15, 2016 Quarter 4: March 28 – May 27, 2016
Full Year Preschool Program: Classes begin August 31, 2015 and end May 27th, 2016.
Fees listed are for 8 weeks of instruction. 4 payments total. First payment due at registration.
New students may be added, on a space available basis, after classes begin. Choose your class
carefully. All fees are NON-Refundable. $75 Yearly Registration Fee (level 6-10).
Level 3 (Children 1 year old between May 2015 - September 2015)
073071 Thursday 1/21-3/17 11:15 AM-12:45 PM
Rm. 4B $100
Hoeke
Level 4 (Children 2 years old between January 1, 2016 and April 30, 2016)
073271 Thursday 1/21-3/17
9:15-11:15 AM
Rm. 4B $100
Hoeke
Level 6A (Children 2 years old by 12/31/15)
076071 Tu 1/19-3/15
9-11:30 AM
076072 F
1/22-3/18
9-11:30 AM
Rm. 4B $100
Rm. 4A $100
Jagtap
Soffa-Richardson
Level 6B (Children 2 years old by 9/1/15)
076074 M/W 1/20-3/21
9-11:45 AM
Rm. 4B $200 Okerson
Level 7 (Children turning 3 between 9/2/15 – 4/30/16)
076171 M/W 1/20-3/21 9AM-12 PM Rm. 4A $200 Rego
076172 T/Th 1/19-3/17 9AM-12 PM
Rm. 4A $200 Rego
076173 M/Th 1/21-3/21 12-2 PM Rm. 4A $200 Rego
Level 8A (Children 3 years old by 12/2/15)
076271 T/Th/F 1/19-3/18 9AM-12 PM Rm 4D/4C $300 Sawaya
Level 8B (Children 3 years old by 9/1/15)
076272 M/W/F 1/20-3/21 9AM-12 PM Rm 4D $300 Sarmiento
Level 9 (Children 3 + 4 years old by 9/1/15)
076371 M/W/F 1/20-3/21 12-2:30PM Rm. 4D $300 Jagtap
Level 10 (Children 4 years old by 9/1/15)
076473 M-Th 1/19-3/21 9AM- 1PM Rm. 4C $400 Hoeke/Washita
The last 15 minutes of all preschool classes are reserved for conferencing.
More information about Bright Beginnings Preschool
is available on our website: ace.fuhsd.org.
Multi-age Preschool Specialty classes are listed on pages 22-23.
http://www.facebook.com/scAdultEd
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Fall Parenting classes!
Q3 2016
Parent Education
AEBG COURSES*
Parent Education: Gym Kids & Specialty
Parenting Office Hours 8:30am - 1:00pm
CALL 522-2707
Closed 12-1pm on Friday
GYM Classes require pre-registration. Register on-line at ace.fuhsd.org or call the Parent Ed
office at 408-522-2707. NO FAX OR MAIL-IN REGISTRATION. NO refunds. A $20 service fee is
charged for transfers.
Gym Kids Motor Development
Through the use of a wide variety of specialized gym equipment, small children develop
balance, coordination and body strength in a group setting. Parachute and other movement
exploration games are used to develop body control and language. Parents participate with
their youngsters and the instructor. Gym classes meet in room 2 at the Adult School.
GYM KIDS - Regular Instruction (based on class size of 18 children)
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070241
070252
070443
070451
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070531
070612
070622
070633
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070653
070721
PARENT EDUCATION THROUGH PARENT-CHILD PARTICIPATION 9-18mo
9-18mo
12-18mo
12-18mo
18-24mo
18-24mo
1.5-2.5yr
1.5-2.5yr
2-3yr
2-3yr
2-3yr
2-3yr
1.5-3yr
1-4yr
1/25-3/21
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Saturday classes meet 4 times each quarter : 1/30, 2/6, 2/27, 3/5
070161 12-24mo
1/30-3/5
(4)
S
9-10am
ACE/2
070562 1.5-2.5yr
1/30-3/5
(4)
S
10-11am
ACE/2
070763 2-4yr
1/30-3/5
(4)
S
11-12pm
ACE/2
070726 1-4yr
070727 1-4yr
1/19-3/15
1/19-3/15
GYM KIDS - Evening Classes
(8)
Tu
5:30-6:30pm
(8)
Tu
6:30-7:30pm
ACE/2
ACE/2
L. Huff
J. Markley
V. Baccaglio
A. Cunningham
V. Baccaglio
A. Cunningham
K. Okerson
J. Markley
L. Huff
K. Okerson
J. Markley
V. Baccaglio
A. Cunningham
K. Okerson
$70
$70
$70
$70
$70
$70
$70
$70
$70
$70
$70
$70
$70
$70
C. Moyle
C. Moyle
C. Moyle
$35
$35
$35
R. Mehta
R. Mehta
$70
$70
STEAM: Science, Technology,
Wiggles
& Rhymes (5-12 mos)
Play and have fun with your child while you
network with other parents. This class is designed Engineering, Art & Math for
to stimulate your child’s mental and motor
development through the use of music, movement, (4 - 7 yrs)*
Children 4-7 years old STEAM toward the future
and rhyme. Babies older than 12 months who are
not walking may attend
Instructor: Huff
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $60
070113 5-12mos M 11am-12pm
1/25-3/14
FUHSD Parent Board
Trust Fund
Donation Drive
Donate
through this hands-on, interactive class which
integrates Science, Technology, Engineering,
Art and Mathematics. Activities are designed
to nurture and develop creativity in students,
guiding them from imagination to innovation.
Parents will receive information on how best to
help their children develop creative problemsolving and analytical skills and must attend the
first class meeting and one other class during the
session. Enroll a sibling for $50.
Instructor: Wong-Dobkin
6 sessions
Location: ACE / Rm 4C
Reg Fee: $75
076776 4-7yrs
M
3:30-5pm
1/25-3/7
You are invited to help support your
school by contributing to the 20152016 Direct Donation Drive. 100%
of the money donated is used to
support your school. Last year Direct Donations
paid for new gym equipment, new tables for the
preschool and new musical instruments for both
programs. 2015-2016 donations will be used to replace tricycles
and sand toys and buy new foam wedges for the
gym. All donations are tax deductible and eligible
for matching funds from employers. Donation
forms & boxes are available in room 4, preschool
classrooms and gymkids gym.
ACE / Preschool
Room 4
Saturday
Preschool-2-4yr*
Saturday preschool provides an opportunity
for Parent and child to participate in a full array
of preschool activities including art, music,
movement, science, indoor and outdoor toys and
games. It’s a fun-filled morning sure to please. Children interact in an enriched preschool
environment that provides an opportunity for
them to play and grow. Parents learn about
child development through observation and
participation. Please bring a snack for yourself and
your child. Class meets 1/30, 2/6, 2/27, 3/5
Instructor: Mehta
4 sessions
Location: ACE / Rm 4D
Reg Fee: $75
076771 2-4yrs
Sat 9:30am-12pm 1/30-3/5
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Specialty Classes require pre-registration. Register on-line at ace.fuhsd.org or
call the Parent Ed office at 408-522-2707. NO FAX OR MAIL-IN REGISTRATION.
NO refunds. A $20 service fee is charged for transfers.
Bi-lingual
Toddler Preschool*
Play and have fun with your child as you both
take your first steps into the exciting world of
preschool. Designed for infants and toddlers,
this bilingual (Mandarin/English) preschool class
will explore and stimulate your child’s mental and
motor development through the use of art, music,
movement, story time, playtime and snack time. Come and explore toddler-friendly community
and school activities with other parents as we
take one field trip each quarter to a local point of
interest.
Instructor: Wu
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $100
076677 12-22mos M 12-2pm
1/25-3/14
Young Toddler Preschool
Level
3 (16-20mos) Level 4 (21-24)*
A preschool class designed for parent & toddler. Bring your toddler and enjoy your first preschool
experience. Each class will have a simple art
project, and lots of music and movement activities. Come, meet other parents and play along with
your child in an enriched preschool setting. Please
bring a snack for yourself and your child.
Instructor: Hoeke
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $100
073071 14-18mos Th- 11:15am-12:45pm 1/21-3/17
073271 19-22mos Th- 9:15-11:15am
1/21-3/17
Family
Preschool (1 - 4 yrs)*
Looking for a program where you can bring more
than one child? Family preschool is designed so
that you & your children can share the preschool
experience. Family Preschool emphasizes social
development, art, music, movement and fun. It
is designed so that you can bring more than one
child. Families pay a full fee for the first child and
half fee for additional children. Babies under 1
year old are free. Please bring a snack for yourself
and your child.
Instructor: Jagtap
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $100
076675
1-4yr
Tu
12-2pm
1/26-3/15
Closed
12-1pm
Friday
Specialty Classes require parent participation.
Parents participate in activities designed to
increase their child’s learning and school
success. Follow up activities, projects and
surveys are part of the Specialty Class
program.*These classes qualify for reduced
fees through Adult Education Block Grant
funding based on active parent participation
described above.
Math
and More*
This fun class, designed for children 3+ years, makes
learning Math exciting. Children develop their math
skills: sorting, grouping, patterns and numbers
through singing, games and art. Come and learn
how math is incorporated in everyday life. Snack
time, story time and even playtime will be organized
around fun math activities. The typical class schedule
involves, free play, circle time, art and snack time. This
class requires parents to be present. Please bring
snack for yourself and your child. No School 1/5.
Instructor: Rego
8 sessions
Location: ACE / Rm 4A
Reg Fee: $100
076676
3-4yr
Tu 12-2pm
1/19-3/15
1
Preschool
Adventures
(1
/2- 4 yrs)*
Experience hands-on learning. Each week will
feature a different themed preschool activity
with an emphasis on art, music, movement,
dramatic play, science, learning and fun! Multisensory activities and materials are used. Parents
observe and learn how to use everyday materials
creatively to increase their child’s understanding
of the natural world. This class provides a unique
preschool adventure for you and your child. Please
bring a snack for yourself and your child. Parents
enrolling 2 children pay $75 for the second child.
Instructor: Soffa-Richardson
8 sessions
Location: ACE / Rm 4A
Reg Fee: $100
076671 1.5-4yr
F 12-2pm
1/22-3/18
Make
it & Take It (2 - 5 yrs)*
Evening
Preschool
(24
yrs)*
Fun and adventure awaits you in this class. Come
Join your child for an evening preschool class and learn how to make some of your favorite
filled with fun and learning. Each class features
art projects, music, motor movement and
playtime with specialized preschool toys. Evening
preschool provides your child with an enriched
learning environment and an opportunity to play
and grow. Learn about child development through
observation and participation. Please bring a snack
for yourself & your child.
Instructor: Robertson
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $100
076679
2-4yr Th 6:15-8:15pm 1/21-3/17
1
Preschool
Music & Fun (1 /2- 4yrs)*
Designed for children 1.5 - 4 years old, this fun
class combines our one hour Mostly Music and
Preschool programs. Each class has exploration
time, music, snack and one art activity. Music
activities include movement, rhythm instruments,
singing and a variety of musical styles, rhythms
and forms. Parents will learn how to use music
to stimulate their child’s learning through both
observation and active participation. Enroll a
second child for $75. Please bring a snack for
yourself and your child.
Instructor: Harford, Rego
8 sessions
Location: ACE / Rm 4B, Rm 4A
Reg Fee: $100
076672 1.5-4yr
W 12-2pm
1/20-3/16
076673 1.5-4yr
F
9am-11am 1/22-3/18
076674 1.5-4yr
F 11am-1pm 1/22-3/18
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preschool concoctions. This class will incorporate
art activities, science, cooking and more. Learn to
make your own face paints, playdough, gack and
much more. Take what you make home with you
for even more fun. Enroll a second child for $75
Instructor: Moyle
6 sessions
Location: ACE / Rm 4C
Reg Fee: $75
076775 2-5yr M 1-2:30pm
2/1-3/14
Adventures
in Science (2.5-5yrs)*
Discover the exciting world of science through
fun, hands-on activities. Parents will learn how
to encourage and stimulate the natural curiosity
children have for science. Help your child develop
science concepts and skills in this educational
class. Each class will feature a variety of ageappropriate science activities as well as play time
and circle time. This class is designed for children
ages 2.5 - 5 yrs. Please bring a healthy snack &
water for your child. Enroll a second child for $75.
Instructor: Sawaya
8 sessions
Location: ACE / Rm 4D
Reg Fee: $100
076678
2.5-5yr
Th
12-2pm 1/21-3/17
Cupertino Co-op Nursery School
Located on the Fremont High School campus
563 W Fremont. Ave, Sunnyvale, Ca 94087
www.cupertinocoop.org
For more information call 408 739-8963
AEBG COURSES*
Welcome to Community Interest
Classes are continually modified to meet the changing needs of our community and
intended to enhance and enrich our students’ lives and promote life-long learning.
Classes range from Physical Fitness (e.g. Yoga, Zumba and Fencing) to Art, Music,
Cooking, Home Art, Language and Special Interets classes. Fun, affordable classes
for your personal enrichment! Encourage your friends to sign-up and partner together.
Yoga Made Easy
Gentle, non-athletic poses. Suitable for
beginners. Wear comfortable clothing. Bring
yoga mat or towel. Optional: bring a yoga strap,
yoga block, pillow to sit on or yoga blanket. No
class January 28th.
Instructor: Wakimoto
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $80
Location: ACE/18
292819
Beg
Th
5-6pm
1/21-3/17
292817
Beg
Th
6-7pm
1/21-3/17
Yoga
Gentle to semi-athletic poses enhancing
flexibility and strength. Wear comfortable
clothing and bring yoga mat or towel. Optional:
yoga strap, yoga block, bolster/pillow to sit on or
yoga blanket. No class January 28th.
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $80
Location: ACE/18
292956 All
Th 7:15-8:15pm 1/21-3/17
Afternoon Yoga
Yoga can be as much or as little as you want it
to be. For some, it may be physical — keeping
the body toned, strong and flexible. For others,
it may be more of a mindset and a way of living. Whatever your reason, you will benefit from this
beginner yoga class. We will be practicing gentle
to more athletic poses and you will gain flexibility
and strength in your everyday living. Bring a yoga
blanket, mat, pillow or any other items which you
may already have; we will be discussing other
options in class. Bring a water bottle.
Instructor: Swendig
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
Location: ACE/ 15
292752 Beg
Tu 4:40-5:40pm 1/19-3/15
Zumba Made Easy
Zumba® made easy for the beginner. Enjoy
dance fitness choreography with Latin and
international rhythms. No partner required.
Come join the party! No class January 27th.
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $80
Location: FHS /Dance
240111
W
6-7pm
1/20-3/16
Zumba Toning
Join Rie’s Zumba Toning class and end your work
day on a happy, fun note. Combine Latin and
international rhythms in an effective workout to
burn calories and improve cardiovascular health. Toning is the perfect way to sculpt your body
naturally while having fun. Zumba toning sticks
and hand weights will be available for your use
in class.
Instructor: Tamaki
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
Location: ACE/15
292957
Th
6-7pm
1/21-3/17
Strength Conditioning
Increase your strength to improve your health,
your appearance, and your performance with
Strength Conditioning. You will learn and use
proper free weight techniques, including which
size free weight/dumbbell is right for you. In class
you will use free weights, bands and balls. Each
session will include a warm up of stretching and
mobility exercises. No class on January 27th.
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $80
Location: ACE /Rm 15
280237
W
4:30-5:30pm
1/20-3/16
Tri-YOGA
TriYoga is a complete hatha yoga method, the
union of posture, breath and focus. Each level
prepares the student for the next as flexibility,
strength, endurance, and knowledge of the
yoga postures increase. Benefits of the TriYoga
Practice include developing a supple spine and a
dynamic nervous system, and awakening positive
qualities such as emotional balance and mental
clarity. Bring a yoga mat.
Instructor: Olliges
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
Location: FHS /Dance Studio
293250
Beg
M
6-7pm
1/25-3/21
Yoga
Shape Up to Music
This class offers participants high/low
impact aerobic routines designed to achieve
cardiovascular fitness. Work at your own
pace through a warm-up, aerobics workout,
body sculpting, floor exercises and cool-down
stretching. Mats and hand-held weights are
provided for use in the classroom. Open to men
and women. A great way to get in shape!! Instructor: Sabooni
16 sessions
Reg Fee: $130
292816
TTh
7-8:30pm
1/19-3/17
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Sorry ... sometimes excellent
classes with super instructors
are cancelled if everyone
waits until the last minute to
register.
Please register early to avoid
any disappointment!
HIIT Mini Bootcamp
High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) using the
20-10 Microburst Training Protocol. Exercise at
a high intensity for 20 seconds, followed by 10
seconds of rest. You pick the intensity level that
is right for you. Burn calories during the workout
and continue burning extra calories for the next
24 to 48 hours. No class on January 27th..
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $50
240113
W
8:30-9pm
1/20-3/16
CIZE by Shaun T™
Tired of squats, lunges, push-ups, and boring
cardio? Then pay attention because you’re about
to look forward to working out! CIZE by Shaun
T goes back to his dancing roots and makes
losing weight an “experience.” You’ll be LIVIN’
and SWEATIN’ to hot new moves and great
music! And if you think you can’t dance, don’t
worry. Shaun breaks down the routines, stepby-step, move-by-move, and builds them into a
full dance workout. And at the end, you’ll get to
CIZE IT UP to songs from Shaun’s playlist. You’ll
be so focused on mastering the moves that you’ll
forget you’re actually burning fat and calories,
and getting in the best shape of your life. No
class on January 26th.
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $80
Location: ACE/ 15
240114
Tu
5:50-6:50pm
1/19-3/15
BollywoodX
BollyX is a Bollywood-inspired dance-fitness
program that combines dynamic choreography
with the hottest music from around the world.
Its cardio workout cycles between higher and
lower-intensity dance sequences to get you
moving, sweating, and motivated all at the same
time. At the very core of a BollyX workout is the
inspiration it draws from the music and dance
of Bollywood, the film industry of India. BollyX
embodies the infectious energy, expression and
movement of Bollywood and aims to expand
the reach of fitness to more people worldwide.
No prior dance experience is required – just a
positive attitude and the desire to unleash your
inner swagger! No class on January 27th.
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $80
Location: FHS/ Dance
229966
W
7:30-8:30pm
1/20-3/16
Pilates
Engage your mind, breath and muscles to create
exercises that involve the whole body. Pilates
strengthens the core, improves posture and
balance, increases coordination and decreases
stress. We perform each exercise with attention
to breath, proper form and efficient movement
patterns. Results: improved performance for
people of all fitness levels, from athletes to couch
potatoes!.
Instructor: Yonamine
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
229056
M
6-7pm
1/25-3/21
Fencing for Fitness
Fencing exercises all the body’s muscles and relieves
stress and aggression harmlessly. To maintain
defensive positions, fencers need endurance, mental
and physical quickness, agility and balance. Improve
your muscle tone, sharpen your reflexes, restructure
your “form” -- take Fencing! An equipment fee of
$5 is payable to the instructor at the first class. Class
meets at Monta Vista High School.
Instructor: Chow
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $95
Location: MVHS/ D109
292117 Beg
W
6:30-8pm 1/20-3/16
292217 Int/Adv W 8-9:30pm
1/20-3/16
Stretching/Ballet
Improve your posture, endurance, grace, rhythm,
Stretch
strength, balance and stamina while toning your
body with a basic ballet barre and floor class work
out. All levels including brand new beginners
are welcome. Pliés, tendues, petite and grande
battement, ronde jambe and both barre and
center stretches, adagio, passé, arabesque, sous
sous, bourrés and more will take you from where
your body is to where you would like to be. Then
we work across the floor with chassés, sautés,
chainé turns, bourrés, piqués and jetés, ending
with a bit of choreography and révérence.
Instructor: Frankel
5 sessions
Reg Fee: $30
295019
M
1:30-2:30pm
1/25-2/29
Scan QR Code for
Fitness class offerings
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Dynamic Learning!
Community Interest: Physical Fitness
Aikido for Beginners
Aikido improves focus, builds self-confidence, and
empowers trust. Aikido is a path with the goal of
making harmony out of aggression. It is not about
fighting, even though it comes from the fighting
history of Japan. No sparing, tournaments or
competitions just practice. Learn to blend with
power from another. Safely learn empty hand
techniques and wooden sword techniques. Wear
loose fitting clothing and come early. Instructor:
Blackburn, 6th-dan (degree) Location: 20589 West Homestead Rd (IOOF lodge)
Instructor: Blackburn
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $75
Location: IOOF/ Lodge
292755
Beg
F 7:45-9pm
1/22-3/18
Self Defense
All of our instructors have extensive
expertise in their fields and provide an
outstanding program for your fitness goals.
Scan QR Code for
Fitness class offerings and encourage
your friends to join you in enrichment!
Come learn the ancient art of Chinese
boxing and Kenpo karate for self-defense.
Students will focus on the five level methods
of physical, technical, mechanical, academic,
and psychological levels in a modern unique
approach for learning in an accelerated way. The
instructor, Rene Kirschbaum, is a third-degree
Black Belt and a student of founder and threetime international champion Grand Master
Gerry Smith. Continuing students are welcome!
Instructor: Kirschbaum
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $95
293356
Tu
6:30-8:30pm
1/19-3/15
Self Defense for
Everyone
Basketball Recreation 5 on 5
This class is recommended for those with
intermediate or moderate advanced competitive
basketball experience. Each meeting, teams
will be randomly selected and rotated through
equal playing time. Players will be expected by
their teammates to engage in friendly mid-level
competition. Chris has been playing competitively
and has had many years of coaching experience.
The basketball schedule can be viewed on the ACE
website ace.fuhsd.org. Basketball Dates: 1/26, 1/28,
2/2, 2/4, 2/9, 2/11, 2/23, 2/25, 3/1, 3/8, 3/10, 3/15
Instructor: Chase
12 sessions
Reg Fee: $95
Location: FHS / Sm Gym
292048
Per schedule
8-9:30pm 1/26-3/15
Hike for Health
Enjoy the wildlife and natural beauty of parks
within an hour’s drive while you exercise. Provide
your own transportation. Bring lunch and a water
bottle, personal first aid kit and whistle. Wear
layered clothing and sturdy shoes (with traction).
Each hike is 5-8 miles.
Instr.uctor: Wool/ Cyr
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $55, $85
Location: ACE/ Rm 7
087073 Age 50+ Fri 8:30am-2:30pm 1/22-3/18
294173 All
Fri 8:30am-2:30pm 1/22-3/18
Real self defense means doing everything
possible to avoid being assaulted or
threatened. It is about using your smarts,
not your fists, so that you are least likely to
be injured. Your instincts, combined with
your common sense, can help get you out
of trouble. Using both mind and body, you
will focus on the the five primary defensive
techniques, the punch, block and kick
techniques and the critical distance line. The
instructor, Brian is a fourth degree black belt. Wear comfortable clothing. Class meets on
1/30, 2/6, 2/27 and 3/5.
Instructor: Neeley
4 sessions
Reg Fee: $50
292412
Sat
9-10:45am
1/30-3/5
Volleyball
You will learn the core skills and fundamental
tactics of volleyball, including: team play, rules
and etiquette, position-specific training, and basic
strategy. Participants will be grouped by ability level
on three separate courts. The first half of each class
will be drills for serving, passing, setting and hitting.
The second half of each class will be organized
play. The third court can be dedicated for games
exclusively (no instruction) if desired. Wear indoor
volleyball shoes (can substitute basketball shoes);
kneepads are recommended. The volleyball
schedule can be viewed on the ACE website ace.
fuhsd.org
Instructor: Staff
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $65
Location: CHS / Field
292023 TTh Per schedule 8-9:30pm 2/23-3/25
and family register
Haveand friends
partner together for
Optimal fitness goals!
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Guitar
Beg/Int/Adv
For the beginning guitarist, an introduction
Dance
to the fundamentals of music which includes
reading music, learning easy songs, and different
strumming techniques. Different forms of popular
American music such as blues, funk, and rock
will also be introduced. Bring a playable guitar
and Mel Bay Guitar Method Book by Mel Bay
ISBN: 978-087166354-2. to class. Intermediate/
Advance students must take the beginning class
to enroll.
Instructor: DeShera
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
Location: FHS/ Music
240100 Beg
M 6-7:15pm
1/25-3/21
240102 Int/Adv
M 7:30-8:45pm 1/25-3/21
Belly
Dancing
Beginning
Line Dancing
Level 1: Basic steps and very easy standard
line dances taught and practiced with popular
teacher, Donna Frankel. This course is designed
to introduce new and nearly new line dance
students to this fun style of exercise. No partners
needed, a variety of music used.
Level 2:
Students have the basics, but will learn more
advanced step combinations and 8-11 standard
line dances, most of which are 32 count before
repetition.
Level 3:
The dances taught in this course are more
advanced with more complex rhythms, often with
syncopation, turns, speed and less repetition in
the choreography. The teaching is also at a faster
pace with more difficult combinations and mostly
64 count dances.
Level 4: Coming in Quarter 4
This class is designed for students who have
been line dancing 5 or more years, are prepared
to move faster and want still more challenge. The
dances are more difficult, often double time,
and more styling is included. Will be offered in
January.
Instructor: Frankel
6 sessions
Reg Fee: $40, $55 Location: HHS/ Dance Studio
241058
Lev 1 Th
6:30-7:30pm 1/21-3/3
240056
Lev 2 Th
7:30-9pm
1/21-3/3
Instructor: Frankel
Reg Fee: $30, $40,$45
Rm 15
241657
Lev 1 M
280240
Lev 2 M
280239
Lev 2 W
280238
Lev 3 W
5, 6 sessions
Location: ACE/
12:30-1:30pm 1/25-2/29
10:30am-12pm 1/25-2/29
10:30am-12pm 1/20-3/2
9-10:30am
1/20-3/2
Ballroom
Dance
Do you wish you could dance like the stars
on “Dancing with the stars”? It may be harder
than it looks, but the good news is if you can
walk in the door you can learn to dance! This
quarter we will be concentrating on the smooth,
or walking dances, Waltz, Foxtrot and Tango. Come as a couple or alone; efforts will be made
to accommodate singles, as all couples will be
asked to change partners. Wear non-stick shoes
(no sneakers).
Instructor: Kent
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $80
Location: HHS/ Dance Studio
241056
W
7:15-8:45pm
1/20-3/9
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The beginning class focuses on basic belly dance
moves and learning a routine. Props including
finger cymbals and veils will also be introduced. Wear comfortable clothing and either dance
shoes or bare feet.
Students in all classes will have the opportunity to
perform at the student recital at the end of the
session.
Instructor: Abbott
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
241346
Beg
M
7-8pm
1/25-3/21
Belly Dancing/
Intermediate
The intermediate class adds more complicated
movements and choreography, and the beginnings
of solo performances. Fusion of different styles
of belly dance will be explored (cabaret, tribal,
gypsy, bollywood, polynesian, etc.). Students in
both classes will have the opportunity to perform
at the student recital at the end of the session.
Instructor: Abbott
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
241447
Int
W
6-7pm
1/20-3/16
Belly Dance
Troupe
Practice
Instructor approval is requested to join the troupe
class, which will focus on perfecting techniques for
public performances.
Instructor: Abbott
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
241450
W
7-8pm
1/20-3/16
Erhu
Chinese Violin
This class is designed for both the beginning
and intermediate Erhu player. You will learn the
fundamentals of this ancient Chinese musical
instrument. Learn to play traditional and
contemporary Chinese music and some American
folk songs after you complete the class. If you
know the basic musical scale, and know how to
relax, you can play the Erhu. The intermediate
student will play additional beautiful music by
learning more skills such as sliding, vibrato and
more. You will need to have an Erhu instrument.
Instructor: Yao
6 sessions
Reg Fee: $75
Location: CHS/ 815
240104 All
Th 7-8:30pm
1/21-3/3
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Finance Classes
Multiple and (fun) Tax
Deductions for Real Estate
Investors
Learn legitimate strategies that may reduce your
taxes by 50%. Odds are you are paying more than
you should in taxes. It’s not how much you make
that counts—its how much you keep! You will never
get ahead financially until you learn to shelter your
income from taxes. Here are just a few topics we
will cover: We will walk you through a Schedule E,
Supplemental Income Schedule, A.K.A. Rental
income tax return from top to bottom. Incorporate
Cost Segregation strategy to further increase your
depreciation expenses in order to reduce your taxes.
Instructor: Yee
1 session
Reg Fee: $40
Location: CHS/Rm 410
253075
Th
6:30-9:30pm
1/28
Tax
Strategies for All
Taxes follow us from birth until death. For most
College
Financial Planning
In this class on College Planning, you’ll learn:
1. How much college will cost in the future
2. Tax-advantaged ways to save for college,
including 529 plans, Coverdell education
savings accounts, custodial accounts, U.S.
savings bonds and more.
3. The role of financial aid, including how need
is determined and how assets are classified
for federal aid purposes
4. Other ways to fill the college funding gap
You will also receive a free workbook created
just for this presentation. The workbook
contains key information, worksheets, and
questions to help you remember important
points from the class.
Instructor: Hoffman
1 session
Reg Fee: $40
252361
Tu
6:30-9pm
3/1
A Gentle and Practical
Intro
to Value Investing
This course gently introduces you to the world of
value investing. You will learn about the marvels of
compound interest, eighth wonder of the world,
through the vantage points of Evolution, Warren
Buffett, and Computers. Then you will master the
basic concepts of accounting by playing a game
to prepare four key financial statements - Income
Statement, Retained Earnings, Balance Sheet,
and Cash Flow Statement. And connect them
all using two key ratios - ROIC and ROE. You will
learn how to read an annual report by analyzing
Alphabet Inc, holding company of Google, from
the vantage points of Business, People, and
Price. Then you will learn about the fallacies of
human mind and see how to minimize them so
that you don’t lose money. Knowledge without
application is useless. You will do an assignment
on any public company of your choice and submit
a single page report. No prior knowledge about
investing is necessary to attend this course. If you
have passion, curiosity, and willingness to work
hard then you are welcome
Instructor: Vembunarayanan
6 sessions
Reg Fee: $100
Location: FHS/Rm 81
252517
W
6-9pm
1/20-3/2
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of us, our life time tax bill will be our single
biggest expenditure. This is why we really need
to carefully plan, create, and then manage our
personal tax strategies. But first, we need to
educate ourselves on this very important topic.
In this class we will cover:
1. Marginal tax rates
2. Income impacts on taxes
3. Tax sensitive investments
4. Tax related diversification
5. Proper tax planning for retirement
6. The “Gain” on capital gains
7. Alternative tax-free plans
8. Tax sensitive investing and strategies
9. How will your retirement income be taxed
10. Ways to a lower tax bracket for lower and
higher income earners
11. Taxation of social security benefits
Class taught by: Steve Hoffman, CFEd® CFE
Certified Financial Educator.
Instructor: Hoffman
1 session
Reg Fee: $40
252417
Tu
6:30-9pm
2/2
Investment
Strategies
Are Your Investments on Track? The best investing
strategy is a carefully planned and prepared
approach to managing and accumulating money.
A well-planned strategy can help you meet your
short-term, mid-term, and long-term financial
goals. Investment planning requires discipline
and patience. But it doesn’t have to be difficult.
In this class on Investment Planning, you will learn:
How Money Works, the Five Enemies of Money,
the Most Important Factors in Investment
Performance and so much more! You’ll also
receive a free workbook created just for this
presentation. Class taught by: Steve Hoffman,
CFEd® CFE Certified Financial Educator.
Instructor: Hoffman
1 session
Reg Fee: $40
252257
Th
6:30-9pm
2/11
2016 Real Estate Forecast
and 6 Ways to Profit from it!
You see, the fact that you didn’t see the last 2-3
years coming doesn’t make you a bad person. But
if you are committed to NOT being surprised in the
future – AND actually profiting from the bounce
back THIS time – you must be better informed
about the current state of the market and what’s
coming in the next 12 months. Why is NOW the
right time and why is this big deal? Well, Forbes
predicts that 10 million millionaires will be created
from this recovery cycle – why shouldn’t YOU be
one of them?“Your ability to profit in the coming
bounce-back will be in direct proportion to your
knowledge of timing and market opportunities. You, too, CAN hold the keys to the kingdom THIS
time around.”! Instructor: Yee
1 session
Reg Fee: $40
253016
Tu
6-9pm
1/26
23
Community Interest: Cooking
Demo
Class
Healthy and Healing
Winter Soups
Food fee of $16 payable to the instructor.
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Lentil Soup with Kale and Sausage
Carrot Ginger Soup
Miso Winter Soup with Shitake Mushrooms and
array of selected vegetables
What else can better than the comfort of a warm
soup during cold and flu season. Packed with healing
vegetables, herbs, spices and broth’s that boost the
immune system in no time. International Chef Suzanne,
will demonstrate 3 heart healthy soups that will warm
you up during the winter season. Suzanne’s oven fresh
bread will be on the house.
Instructor: Vandyck
1 session
Reg Fee: $40
Location: CHS /910
229985
Th
6-9:30pm
1/28
What’s for
Dinner?
Turkish Cooking
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Red Lentil soup with lemon finish,
Kofte (herbed and spiced meat dumplings),
Rice Pilaf with pasta,
Shepard’s salad with tomatoes, cucumbers,
peppers and parsley,
Nightingale nest Baklavawith nuts and Phyllo
pastry
Turkish Cuisine is a feast for all senses. Exotic
aromas will tempt you even if you are not hungry.
Get ready to travel to the land of the Sultans by
learning how to prepare traditional dishes.
Instructor: Vandyck
1 session
Reg Fee: $40
Location: CHS /910
229852
Th
6-9:30pm
2/11
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Hands
On
Demonstration
Only Type of
Cooking Class.
Students actively
engage in food
prep"Hands-On".
Students take notes
and sample
prepared recipes.
Students take notes and sample
prepared recipes.
Delicious & Healthy Vegan
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Creamy White Bean and Tomato Soup with Croutons
Moroccan Vegetable and Chickpea Tagine (stew)
with Whole Grain Couscous loaded with Healing
Spices and Seasonal Vegetables
Exquisite Chocolate Date Truffle
Finally, Vegan food is as delicious as any other and
doesn’t need to compromise on taste.
Instructor: Vandyck
1 session
Reg Fee: $40
Location: CHS /910
229780
Th
6-9:30pm
2/25
International Crepes
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Belgian Apple Buckwheat Crepes
Russian Blinis with Sour Cream and Fruit, Jam
Savory Indian Crepes with Tomato Shallot Chutney
Join Chef Suzanne for some international
Crepe fun where she will demystify perfect crepe
making and teach you the Technique to master
the art of making professional crepes.
Instructor: Vandyck
1 session
Reg Fee: $40
Location: CHS /910
229785
Th
6-9:30pm
3/3
Easy Korean Cooking
• Kimchi
• Tofu Soup
• Japchae (noodle, vegetable and beef stir fry)
• Traditional Scallion Pancakes
Suzanne is taking you to Korea to let you savor
the colorful variety of its healthy dishes, refined
seasonings and spices. She will discuss all the
essential ingredients needed in Korean cooking
and shopping tips.
Instructor: Vandyck
1 session
Reg Fee: $40
Location: CHS /910
229790
Th
6-9:30pm
3/10
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and family to join you
in a new culinary
Adventure!
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Sushi
Food fee of $20 payable to the instructor. •
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Futomaki ( traditional multi ingredient roll)
Hosomaki (traditional single roll)
Uramaki (inside out roll - California Roll)
Temaki (hand roll)
If you love to eat sushi at restaurants, learn how to
make it at home. Or, even if you have mastered
the basics of sushi, we will be preparing different
kinds of sushi rolls that you may encounter in
Japanese restaurants. Instructor: Nagase
1 session
Reg Fee: $40
Location: CHS /910
229853
Tu
6-9pm
2/2
Falafel for Vegetarians Food fee of $15 payable to the instructor.
• Falafel
• Tahini
• Green salad
• Dessert (Baklava) •
Learn how to make authentic and healthy falafel at
home. Falafel is very popular in the Middle East
as fast food. It can also be a main dish, appetizer,
or served on salad. We will end the class with
baklava - the sticky, gooey, sweet dessert which
is worth the mess! Bring a container for leftovers.
A $15 food fee payable to the instructor.
Instructor: Khalil
1 session
Reg Fee: $40
Location: FHS /Foods
229837
W
6-9pm
2/3
Thai Noodle
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Pad Thai (Thai Style Fried Noodle)
Pad See Ew (Stir Fry Rice Noodle)
Tom Yum Soup with Cellophane Noodle
Thai noodles are very popular. Stir fried or in a hot
soup, noodles are the favorite comfort food for
people in Thailand and also in many other parts of
the world. Come and have fun making authentic
noodle dishes.
Instructor: Nagase
1 session
Reg Fee: $40
Location: CHS /910
229978
Tu
6-9pm
3/1
Easter Cakes
Elegant & Easy Food fee of $30 payable to the instructor.
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-Egg Shaped Lemon Poppy Seed Cake
-Bunny Shaped Banana Walnut Cake
-Tasty icing and fillings
We will focus on easy to follow decorating
techniques to make beautiful & elegant cakes
with fondant and butter cream. Learn to design
delicate ruffles, bows and flowers to create a wide
range of fashionable decorations for your cakes.
Baking techniques will be discussed.
Instructor: Garcia-Cogliandro
2 sessions
Reg Fee: $70
Location: ACE/Kitchen
229972
M
6-9pm
3/7-3/14
Easter Spring Time Treats
Decorate Easter Spring Time shaped sugar
cookies. Decorate and fill egg shaped cupcakes
You will:
Embellish cookies with accents of color and
sparkle
• Learn to use edible watercolor paint using gel
paste food coloring for decoration
• Discover easy and simple painting techniques
• Use proper techniques for luster & petal dusts
• Design molded rose accents, braids and ribbons
• Create & combine flavors, fillings and frostings
Instructor: Garcia-Cogliandro
1 session
Reg Fee: $40
Location: ACE/Cafe
229171
Sat
9:30am-1pm
3/5
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Dessert?
25
Community Interest: Arts & Crafts
Mosaics
This class is designed for all students. Students
will learn tile setting, nipping, thin set and
grout applications. Students will enhance their
creativity by drawing and manipulating with
primary/complementary colors. Table tops,
flower pots, wall hangers and much more will
be offered as class projects for you to take
home. Dmitry is an accomplished artist who has
designed mosaics for public places. A materials
fee of $15 is payable to the instructor at the first
class.
Instructor: Grudsky
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $105
Location: FHS/ Rm 161
211018
M
6-9pm
1/25-3/21
Oil & Acrylic Painting
This class will be focused on acrylic painting,
not only for the beginner to learn the basics, but
also for the more advanced student. The focus
will be on painting composition and techniques.
Composition includes the rule of thirds,
contrasting colors, lighting, color saturation, and
how to make a focal point. This class will focus on
landscape, animals, flowers, and people. Dmitry
will provide personal instruction aimed at your
own individual project. Please check ace.fuhsd.
org for information on supplies. Instructor: Grudsky
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $105
Location: CHS/ 810
210019
Tu
6-9pm
1/19-3/15
Fundamentals of Drawing Oil Painting with Judy
Drawing is one of the basic and the most
valuable skills to begin your pursuit in art. Learn
the processes to acquiring professional results
including basic geometrical and organic forms,
perspective, design composition. Students will
be introduced to varies of drawing techniques
and styles. Enjoy using this wonderful and flexible
medium to create a unique art work. Dmitry
Grudsky is a signature member of the Society of
Western Artists . His artwork has been awarded
locally and nationally. Patricio Jimenez is a well
known artist and art director in the Bay Area.
Materials: 9 x 12” drawing pad, 2 b, 3 B Graphite
pencils, Charcoal pencil, Plastic and Kneaded Erasers.
Instructor: Grudsky
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $80
Location: ACE/Rm 7
210175
Tu
3-5pm
1/19-3/15
Instructor: Jimenez
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $80
Location: ACE/Rm 7
080215
W
9:30-11:30am
1/20-3/16
Come join us for an exciting class of creative and
beautiful oil paintings. You will learn color mixing,
color values, composition and different brush
strokes. Each class will include an instructor’s
demo; one on one guidance is given for individual
instruction. All levels are welcome. Beginning
students must buy their own paints, canvas and
other supplies.
Instructor: Chiu
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $105
282028
Tu
12:30-3:30pm
1/19-3/15
This course is aimed not only for the beginner to
learn the basics, but for a more advanced student
to enjoy an environment where paint application,
composition, and use of color will be emphasized. Instructor Conan will discuss a variety of subject
matter through demonstrations, examples, and
critiques and everyone will receive lots of personal
attention aimed at their individual projects.
Instructor: Conan
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $70, $100
080034 Age 50+ Th 12:45-3:15pm 1/21-3/17
211019 Other
Th 12:45-3:15pm 1/21-3/17
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This course is aimed not only for the beginner to
learn the basics, but for a more advanced student
to enjoy an environment where paint application,
composition, and use of color will be emphasized. Instructor Conan will discuss a variety of subject
matter through demonstrations, examples, and
critiques and everyone will receive lots of personal
attention aimed at their individual projects.
Instructor: Conan
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $105
Location: CHS/ Rm 810
228041
Th
6-9pm
1/21-3/17
Chinese Brush Painting
Introduction to Chinese brush painting with
emphasis on individual instruction for beginners. A traditional approach to bamboo, flowers, birds,
trees and landscapes will be some of the subjects. Info on Chinese art forms and historical background
will be presented. The supplies list will be handed
out at the first class with detailed description of what
you need to purchase for the beginning student. The material fee of $4 is payable to the instructor at
the first class for all students to cover some supplies.
Instructor: Chiu
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $75, $105
080514 Age 50+ F 12:30-3:30pm 1/22-3/18
211020 Other
F 12:30-3:30pm 1/22-3/18
Dynamic Learning!
2-D Collage with Photo
Image Transfer
Watercolor: All Levels
Paint any subject that interests you: flowers,
people, animals and landscapes. In this class
you will learn a variety of watercolor techniques,
color mixing, brush strokes, and “wet and dry”
method, using many different tools which make
an exciting and beautiful watercolor painting. A
material fee of $4 is payable to the instructor at
the first class.
Instructor: Chiu
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $75, $105
081314 Age 50+ W 12:30-3:30pm 1/20-3/16
211015 Other
W 12:30-3:30pm 1/20-3/16
Watercolor: Int/ Adv
Spend an enjoyable morning creating while
improving your skills painting in transparent
watercolor. A variety of techniques will be
demonstrated each class as well as guidelines
on color mixing, composition and perspective. Materials fee of $5 will be collected by instructor
at first class.
Instructor: Hogan
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $75, $105
081311 Age 50+ Int/Adv M 8:30-11:30am 1/25-3/21
280236 Other Int /Adv M 8:30-11:30am 1/25-3/21
Watercolor
This class is designed for the absolute beginner
as well as those who have some watercolor
experience. You’ll learn about watercolor tools,
materials, techniques (including the fun tricks),
color mixing, composition, and lots of other
useful tidbits of info. Each class will include an
instructional demo, one on one guidance and
plenty of time to apply and practice what you’ve
learned. This class is meant to be not just a
learning experience, but a fun and creative one as
well. A materials list is available by emailing Sharon
at shogan627@comcast.net.
Instructor: Hogan
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $105
Location: FHS / Art Rm
210848
W
6-9pm
1/20-3/16
Watercolor
Have fun learning to paint in beautiful transparent
watercolor! This class is designed for the
absolute beginner as well as those who have
some watercolor experience. You’ll learn about
watercolor tools, materials, techniques (including
the fun tricks), color mixing, composition, and
lots of other useful tidbits of info. Each class
will include an instructional demo, one on one
guidance and plenty of time to apply and practice
what you’ve learned. This class is meant to be not
just a learning experience, but a fun and creative
one as well.
Instructor: Jimenez
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $105
Location: FHS/ Art Rm
210891 All
M
6-9pm
1/25-3/21
Calligraphy
Are you ready to take a creative leap, fly
beyond familiar territory and glide into
new levels of expression? This workshop
blends the experience of 2-D design
with collage, using image transfer
techniques to build layers. Exercises
and demonstrations are woven-in as we
look to enhance skills and create one
of a kind art. No previous experience
is necessary. Required materials for
this class are listed at: https://ace.
fuhsd.org. Bring a brown bag lunch.
Zoya Scholis is an award winning Artist.
She has a BA Studio Arts and over 25
years teaching experience (15 years
facilitating creativity workshops).
www.zoyart.com
Instructor: Scholis
Reg Fee: $60
282033
Sat
1 session
9am-2pm
2/6
Block Printing
Learn to design, carve and print your
own cards. Block printing is an ancient
technique for printing text, images or
patterns. We’ll use water-soluble paints
(instead of toxic inks) on cardstock and
fabric. Required materials for this class
are listed at: https://ace.fuhsd.org.
Instructor: Scholis
Reg Fee: $60
210176
Sat
1 session
9am-2pm
3/5
Creative Drawing &
Water Media
This class emphasizes developing skills as you
explore your artistic abilities. Participants are
encouraged to use different drawing implements,
various coloring media and papers or grounds
on which to work. All levels are welcome for
drawing and painting in a positive and supportive
environment. This will include introductions to
watercolor, colored pencils, pen and ink, charcoal
and pencil sketching. Bring a 4B and 6B pencil and
a drawing tablet to first class, other materials will
be discussed at first meeting. You do not need
to purchase all the materials listed above, you will
decide what area in which you wish to work. The $5
materials fee is due the first day so you can explore
various media. We have no class Feb. 17th.
Instructor: Loesch-Frank
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $80, $100
080414 Age 50+ W 9am-12pm
1/20-3/16
294174 All
W
9am-12pm
1/20-3/16
The Ins and Outs of
Uncial Styles
Come learn the calligraphy from the British Isles
and then learn how to modernize it. This is an
adaptable alphabet that requires a broad edged
pen. Please bring either a Manuscript pen or
Sheaffer pen set to the first class. If you are familiar
with a dip pen, you may substitute. New students
and left handers can check with instructor and will
try out pens the first meeting. Bring graph paper
such as Rhodia or Clair Fontaine (or comparable)
which Dick Blick, University Art and Accent
Arts carry. We will also learn techniques of the
knotwork borders for your lettering. Materials
fee of $5.00 is payable to instructor as we will try
working with metallic inks which are supplied. Instructor: Loesch-Frank
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $91
210020
All
Tu 7-9pm
1/19-3/15
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iPhone 101
Ikebana:
Intermediate/Advanced
with Fusako Hoyrup
Take control of your device and set up your
iPhone to work for you. In this basic class
you will create easy access to connect to
your friends, family and the rest of the world
through talking, texting and email. Add
Facetime to your communication skills and
see your family no matter where they are. Experience how easy it is to take photos
or videoes and attach them to your iPhone
communications. This class is for iPhones
only. You MUST bring your Apple id and
password along with charged iPhone to class. Materials Fee $5 payable to instructor.
Instructor: Vigeant
1 session
Reg Fee: $30
Location ACE / Rm 5B
286301
Sat
9am-12pm
3/5
The Art of Ikebana taught by Fusako Hoyrup.
She holds the Shukan Degree, the highest degree
presented by Headmaster Wafu Teshigahara of Wafukai School. Anyone who has taken 4 or more
sessions of Beg/Int is eligible for Intermediate/
Advanced Ikebana. Lab fee covers the cost of
flowers.
Instructor: Hoyrup
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $105 Lab Fee: $88 Location: ACE/14
226347 Special W
6:30-9:30pm 1/20-3/16
Reg Fee: $105 Lab Fee: $88 Location:ACE/14
226381 Int/Adv Tu 9:15am-12:15pm 1/19-3/15
Flash Workshop
Off Camera Flash Photography - This class is
about one thing: Learning how to use off-camera
flash with your DSLR camera to take your photos
to the next level. You will need an external flash
and a DSLR camera to really begin to learn how
to light a subject in photography. This workshop
is your first step into the world of lighting. This
class focuses on getting directional lighting with
a flash and some easy DIY tools for creating
beautiful light with a flash. $5 materials fee.
Instructor: Vigeant
1 session
Reg Fee: $30
Location: ACE Rm 5B
283125
Int
Th
6-9pm 3/10
226357 Special Th 6:30-9:30pm 1/21-3/17
Ikebana:
Ikebana:
Begininning/
Intermediate
with Tova
Learn the art of Japanese flower
arrangements.
In this beginning
class, you will gain
an appreciation of ikebana
that is designed to show the beauty
of each flower/plant. Travel Photography
Improve your photography and have some fun
with Aperture and Shutter settings. This class
explores lighting techniques for great family
photos, capturing holiday lights, photographing
food, atmosphere and improving techniques
for beautiful candid photos. Class is hands-on
learning and two field trips with a professional
photographer. Class includes assignments and
guidance in improved photos. Come learn the
secrets of making great photographs with a Focus
on Holiday Magic. Bring your camera, charged
batteries and camera manual to class. $5 materials
fee payable to instructor. Prerequisite: Beginning Digital Photography
Instructor: Vigeant
5 sessions
Reg Fee: $130
Location ACE / Rm 5B
283120
Int
Tu
2-5pm
2/23-3/22
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If you have a flat
bottom container
that is at least 2-3 inches
deep (similar to a pyrex baking dish),
you may use it as a “vase” for your
initial floral arrangements. You will
need to have an Ikebana pin frog and
scissors; these supplies, as well as a few
Ikebana containers, may be purchased
in class. The lab fee pays for the flowers.
Instructor: Matatyaou
8 sessions
226149 Beg/Int F 9:15am-12:15pm 1/22-3/18
Reg Fee: $105 Lab Fee: $88 Location: ACE/Cafe
226383 Beg/Int Th 6:30-9:30pm 1/21-3/17
226384 Beg/Int Th 9am-12pm
1/21-3/17
226382 Beg/Int M 6:30-9:30pm 1/25-3/21
Dynamic Learning!
Experience the joy of creation!
Make something unique in
one of our Home Arts classes!
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Home Arts classes
Learn the Basics of Sewing Become a Professional
In this class, you will learn how to adjust a
commercial pattern to fit your body correctly! Fashion Stylist
You will learn to start your sewing project on
the muslin fabric. Before you actually cut your
fabric, you will choose to make a skirt and/or a
top. You may bring your own sewing machine
or share a classroom machine that is available
in the classroom. You will need to bring the
following to the first class: simple A-line skirt
pattern, muslin fabric (2 yards), ruler, sewing
chalk, tape measure, scissors, seam ripper,
clipper, sewing needle, thread, silk pins, and
thimble. The instructor has years of experience
working in all facets of the clothing and fashion
industry.
Instructor: Kucsak
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $115
Location: ACE/ Rm 7
226387 Beg/Int M
6-9pm
1/25-3/21
This class is not only good for people who want
to learn all about how to market their product/
inventory in high end retails or boutiques, you
will also learn how to dress your clients based on
their height, weight, shape, skin tone, life style,
age, budget, and what occasion might be and
help your clients with colors and fabrics. Also,
we will go over how to convert your existing
outdated clothing items & accessories to
something new and up to date! Be fashionable
without being a fashion slave. Always classic no
matter what the trend.
Instructor: Javonne
1 session
Reg Fee: $35
226393 All
Sat
10:30am-1pm
3/5
Make
Your Own
Alterations
Do you have a sewing project that has run into
a problem? Do you like to sew in the company
of others and enjoy the creative energy? Would
you just like a larger surface for cutting and
layouts? Open Sew encompasses all interests
and we welcome stitchers of every ability. Please
note that the instructor is available to guide and
“teach” on an individualized basis. Bring your
sewing machine and sewing supplies to class.
There are a few sewing machines available in the
classroom to share. Come check out our Open
Sew class.
Instructor: Kucsak
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $115
Location: ACE/ Rm 7
227688 All Tu
10am-1pm
1/19-3/15
Learn how to make your
own alterations and
save lots of money! You
will learn how to shorten your pants, skirts, and
jacket sleeves and how to take in or let out your
clothes . You will need to bring the following
to class: clothing that needs alterations, tape
measure, ruler, needle, thread, scissors, silk
pins, seam ripper and thimble. You may bring
your own sewing machine or use one available
in the classroom. The instructor has years of
experience in high couture fashion.
Instructor: Kucsak
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $115
Location: ACE/ Rm 7
228057 All Th
6-9pm
1/21-3/17
Quilts of Valor™:
National Sewing Day
Come assist the Silicon Valley Quilts of Valor in
making quilts for American service members
touched by war. Quilts of Valor (www.qovf.org)
is a program that allows anyone to participate in
national service by making a Quilt of Valor. You
can participate whether you are an experienced
quilter, or someone who has never made a quilt
before. QOV Quilt kits will be cut & prepared in
advance. Quilt tops will be collected at the end
of the day, and upon completion will be awarded
locally. A donation of $30 to the Quilts of Valor
Foundation (Silicon Valley) is suggested per
person, collected that day. Pre-registration is
required as classroom space is limited. Please
bring a sewing machine in good working order
and sewing notions. Contact via email: jerilyn.
lightfoot@QOVF.org for more information. Light
refreshments will be available.
Instructor: Lightfoot
1 session
Reg Fee: $10
Location: ACE/ Rm 7
226147
Sat
9am-2:45pm
2/6
Open Sew
Knitting Workshop This course is a knitting workshop designed to
meet the knitter’s goals. This is an ongoing,
unstructured class that provides you with the
individual instruction that YOU need. Whether
you’ve just finished a beginning class and want
the weekly support to finish your first project, or
you’ve knitted for years but always known there
were tricks that could make it easier and more fun,
this is the perfect class for you. Students work on
a project of their choice.
Instructor: Nelson
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
282034
Tu
6:30-8:30pm
1/19-3/15
Spring Fling - Fabric Fun
& Flourishes
Spring is in the air! Sewing projects will feature
a floral based theme. Come make a festive
wall hanging or a table runner. Students will be
introduced to the Accucut Studio Die Cutting
machine. Learn how to cut out Jelly Rolls, Charm
Packs, and Tumbler quilts and more! Students
will have access to different die sizes and shapes
to select from. Independent projects are also
welcome! Students must supply their own fabric. Bring your sewing machine to class each week
and have a great relaxed time sewing! A $20
material fee is payable to the instructor.
Instructor: Lightfoot
4 sessions
Reg Fee: $55
Location: ACE/ Rm 7
226200
W
6-9pm
1/20-2/10
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Appreciating Dreams
Enrich your life with the wisdom of dreams! In this
group approach to exploring dreams, students
will learn to understand deeper aspects of self
through appreciation of the images, feelings,
and information in the dreams. We will use
the Ullman approach to working with dreams,
which recognizes that only the dreamer can
know the meaning of the dream. Other people
in the class will provide their responses to the
dream, allowing the dreamer to gain a variety of
perspectives about his or her dream.
Each week one of the students will bring printed
copies of a dream to share with the group. Using
the Ullman process, which maintains the authority
of the dreamer over the meaning of the dream and
the dreamwork process, the class will work with
the dream. At the end of the evening, all copies
of the dream will be returned to the dreamer. I
will provide a short handout that summarizes the
stages of the dreamwork process. The goal of the
class is to appreciate dreams. Students will know
how to work with their dreams and dreams of
others in an authentic manner that respects the
autonomy of the dreamer. Sandy has a graduate
level certificate in Dream Studies from Saybrook
University.
Instructor: Olliges
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $80
Location: FHS Rm 85
292033
M 7:15-8:30pm
1/25-3/21
Fun With Magic
If you like Magic it’s even better when you can
do it yourself! Magic is a great ice breaker and
can be used to entertain adults and children alike.
Use your Fun With Magic skills in the house, at
the office or while traveling. This introductory
two hour, eight week course will cover: cards,
coins, ropes and utilize basic household items. A
materials fee of $15 is payable to the instructor at
the first class. Continuing students will learn new skills.
Instructor: Sieler
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $80
204247
M
6-8pm
1/25-3/21
Let's Talk
In this course, students will participate in
discussions that revolve around the class
reading and other events that are happening in
the community, in the U.S. and overseas. Each
week, articles on topics of interest ranging from
American pop culture and society from the news,
magazines and books will be the focus of our small
and large group discussions. The reading content
will be appropriate for upper-intermediate to
advanced ESL students. Instructor: Fu
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $80
Location ACE/ Rm 11
229979
W
9:30-11:30am
1/20-3/16
Whether you are on high blood pressure
medication or not... this seminar is for you!
HBP, known as the silent killer, can risk your
health and longevity. Join Dr. Sharon Dubner
DC and Dr. Allen Dubner DC, to learn the
surprising causes of HBP and the simple selfhelp strategies to naturally lower it. Learn the
three life-saving things you need to know if
you are on blood pressure medications, the
foods and household products that help or
harm blood pressure, breaking the adrenalstress-HBP cycle, and much more.
Instructor: Dubner
1 session
Reg Fee: $25
Location ACE / Rm 5A
205202
Sat
10am-12pm
3/5
Successful Written Business Communication
In today’s information-overload world, it’s
vital to write clearly, concisely and effectively. Grammatical and punctuation mistakes
make even the simplest document harder to
read. This course focuses on a wide range
of grammatical and syntactical structures in
meaningful contexts. The better your writing
skills, the better impression you’ll make on the
people around you. Class will meet on 1/30,
2/6, 2/27 and 3/5. .
Instructor: Khuu
4 sessions
Reg Fee: $75
230188 Adv Sat 12-2:30pm
1/30-3/5
Successful Oral Business
Communication
Great communication skills are your ticket
to success in the academic and business
world. After a conversation at work are you
left wondering whether you said everything
clearly and to the point? Polishing your
speaking skills can help you at every stage
of your career. Whether communicating
at a meeting, in a video conference or any
business situation, this class will assist you in
improving your oral skills. Class will meet on
1/30, 2/6, 2/27 and 3/5.
Instructor: Khuu
4 sessions
Reg Fee: $75
230193 Adv Sat 9-11:30am 1/30-3/5
American Culture
& History
This class is fun and useful for anyone who would
like to learn more about American customs and
culture. We will learn local and American culture
through the celebration of holidays and festivals
and the study of history and multiculturalism. Each
week, the students will practice conversational
and presentational skills by drawing inferences
from movies, books, TV shows, news, and study
materials. Depending on students’ interests,
we will cover topics from Declaration of
Independence and American government, Native
American History, the Civil Wars, the Civil Rights
Speak better and sound better to succeed! Accent Movement, to current events. Emphasis for this
reduction may help you to advance your career. class is to understand and appreciate what does
This class will give you guidance on intonation, “America” stand for? Is it all about “life, liberty,
pronunciation and word connections, and get you and the pursuit of happiness?” and “land of the
free and home of the brave”?
on the right road to speaking American English.
8 sessions
Instructor: Shostak
16 sessions Instructor: Fu
Location ACE/ Rm 7
Reg Fee: $120
Location CHS/ Rm 407 Reg Fee: $80
Th
12:30-2:30pm
1/21-3/17
230055
TTh
6-8pm
1/19-3/17 230200
Accent Improvement
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Community Interest
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Community Interest:
Interest: Language
Language
Scan QR Code for
Language class offerings
Foreign Language for Travelers
Planning a trip to a foreign speaking county? This class will give beginning students
the confidence and skills needed to interact with native speakers while traveling. Focus will be on key phases and vocabulary as well as culture and customs.
Scan QR Code
for Language
class offerings
Italian for Travelers
French for Travelers
Japanese for Travelers
German for Travelers
Instructor: Mariani
Reg Fee: $50
235159
Tu
4 sessions
5:30-7pm
1 /19-2/19
Instructor: Terry
Reg Fee: $50
236219
W
4 sessions
7:30-9pm
1/20-2/10
Instructor: Engel
Reg Fee: $50
237406
Tu
4 sessions
6- 7:30pm
1/19-2/9
Instructor: Karge
Reg Fee: $50
234146
Th
4 sessions
6-7:30pm
1/21-2/11
Japanese Int
& Lets Speak
This class is suitable for students who have had
Spanish:
Beg & Int
Speak, listen, read and write Spanish with a simple
level of fluency. Rothstein’s classes Level 1 will use
the textbook, Spanish Now 7th edition, with CDs
by Ruth Silverstein. Spanish Intermediate This
class is suitable for students with a minimum of
12 hours previous exposure to Spanish language
study. It is designed to build on basic skills
related to speaking, listening and reading and
writing and to increase proficiency in these areas.
Textbook: Spanish Now 7th edition and Practice
Makes Perfect Spanish Pronouns & Prepositions by
Dorothy Richmond.
Instructor: Rothstein
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
Location: CHS / Rm 412
237156 Beg
Tu
7-9pm
2/2-3/22
237159 Int
Th
6:30-8:30pm 2/4-3/24
Mandarin:
Int & Advanced
This class offers you an opportunity to learn material
beyond the text, such as Chinese culture and
customs. Required textbook: Beginner’s Mandarin
Chinese, ISBN 978-0-07-174994-7 with or without
CD. Edition by Seurfield & Song. Level 2 will start
with Lesson 5. Level 3 will start with Lesson 12. Edition by Seurfield & Song. Mandarin Advanced:
This is the ideal opportunity to practice speaking
Mandarin in a comfortable,relaxed setting. The
Instructor will facilitate discussions about life in
China and culture. Adv. 3 will start with Lesson 12.
Instructor: Jochim
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $100 , $110
232247 Beg
W
6-8pm
1/20-3/16
232347 Adv
M
6-8pm
1/25-3/21
Italian:
Intermediate If you are comfortable with basic Italian, then this
course is for you. You will continue to master
the basics of conversation and expand your
vocabulary. Learn essential Italian conversational
words and phrases before traveling to Italy or to
converse with a friend or colleague. The textbook,
Learn Italian the Fast & Fun Way- 3rd Ed. by Marcel
Danesi, is available at local bookstores.
Instructor: Mariani 8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
235158 Int
Tu
7-8:30pm 1/19-3/15
a minimum of 12 hours previous to Japanese
language study. Students should be able to
read Hiragana (Japanese alphabet) for this
level. Required text: Genki I , An Integrated
Course in Elementary Japanese, Publisher: The
Japan Times; Either 1st edition: ISBN 4-78900963-7 or 2nd edition: ISBN 4-78901440-1
can be used. $5 materials fee payable to the
instructor. .Lets Speak Japanese- Advanced:
This class is designed for the student who has
the basic language skills in Japanese. You will
be expanding your vocabulary and learning
Japanese expressions and customs. Whether
you are traveling on vacation or business, or want
to converse on a casual basis, this course will help
you improve your speaking skills. The textbook,
Genki -II 2nd edition, ISBN #978-4-7890-1443-4,
will be used as a resource and is available in local
bookstores
Instructor: Yokoyama, Terry
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $125, $90
Location:FHS/ Rm 125
236388 Beg
M
6-8pm
1/25-3/21
236220
Int
W
6-7:30pm
1/20-3/16
German:
Beg & Intermediate
Guten Tag! Do you want to learn some basic
German in a fun and a playful way? Then this class
is right for you. We will use Barron’s Learn German
the Fast and Fun Way (2nd Edition) by Paul Graves and learn vocabulary for traveling, ordering food
etc. through songs and games. We will use the
book “Eurolingua Deutsch 1.” $2 materials fee
payable to the instructor.. German Intermediate:
This course is designed for people with a previous
exposure to the language. We will refresh
your knowledge about the basics of German
including the grammar and continue improving
conversation skills. We will take a deeper look
into German grammar and how to construct more
complex sentences. Let’s review some grammar
and continue improving conversation skills. $2
materials fee payable to the instructor.
Instructor: Karge
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
Location: FHS / Room 84
234147 Beg
W
6-7:30pm
1/20-3/16
234148 Int
W
7:30-9pm
1/20-3/16
French: Intermediate
French Intermediate is suitable for anyone with
minimum of 12 hours previous exposure to
French language study. We will be increasing
vocabulary, reinforcing mastery of basic grammar
with more complex oral and written expressions. Textbook will be discussed in class.
Instructor: Engel 8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
233217 Int
Tu
7:30-9pm 1/19-3/15
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ActiveAdults 50+: Adult Ed ACE
Watercolor:
All Levels
Hike for Health
Paint any subject that interests you:
flowers, people, animals and landscapes. In
this class you will learn a variety of watercolor
techniques, color mixing, brush strokes, and “wet
and dry” method, using many different tools
which make an exciting and beautiful watercolor
painting. A material fee of $4 is payable to the
instructor at the first class.
Instructor: Chiu
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $75, $105
081314 Age 50+ W 12:30-3:30pm 1/20-3/13
211015 Other
W 12:30-3:30pm 1/20-3/16
Watercolor: Int/ Adv
Spend an enjoyable morning creating while
improving your skills painting in transparent
watercolor. A variety of techniques will be
demonstrated each class as well as guidelines
on color mixing, composition and perspective. Materials fee of $5 will be collected by instructor
at first class.
Instructor: Hogan
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $75, $105
081311 Age 50+ Int/Adv M 8:30-11:30am 1/25-3/21
280236 Other Int /Adv M 8:30-11:30am 1/25-3/21
Enjoy the wildlife and natural beauty of parks
within an hour’s drive while you exercise. Provide
your own transportation. Bring lunch and a water
bottle, personal first aid kit and whistle. Wear
layered clothing and sturdy shoes (with traction).
Each hike is 5-8 miles.
Instr.uctor: Wool/ Cyr
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $55, $85
Location: ACE/ Rm 7
087073 Age 50+ Fri 8:30am-2:30pm 1/22-3/18
294173 All
Fri 8:30am-2:30pm 1/22-3/18
Meditation/Visualization
Learn easy methods to quiet the mind. By
watching your thoughts. You can find a peaceful
place inside of yourself. Breathing techniques,
listening skills and visualization will be taught to
help you cope with the outside world. Experience
your true self. Please bring a mat or blanket and
wear comfortable clothing. Instructor: Pickel
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $75
087341 All
M
9:30-10:15am 1/25-3/21
Oil Painting with Judy
Hatha Yoga for Seniors
Chinese Brush Painting
Come join us for an exciting 8-weeks of creative
and beautiful oil paintings. You will learn color
mixing, color values, composition and different
brush strokes. Each class will include an instructor’s
demo; one on one guidance is given for individual
instruction. All levels are welcome. Student must
buy their own paints, canvas and other supplies.
Supply list can be found on website.
Instructor: Chiu
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $105
282028 Other Tu 12:30-3:30pm 1/19-3/15
This course is intended to give experienced
students an opportunity to develop a skillful,
personal approach to painting. Emphasis will be
placed on composition, color,perspective, and
techniques appropriate to the subject.
Instructor: Conan
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $70, $100
080034 Age 50+ Th 12:45-3:15pm 1/21-3/17
211019 Other
Th 12:45-3:15pm 1/21-3/17
Creative Drawing &
Water Media
This class emphasizes developing skills as you
explore your artistic abilities. Participants are
encouraged to use different drawing implements,
various coloring media and papers or grounds
on which to work. All levels are welcome for
drawing and painting in a positive and supportive
environment. This will include introductions to
watercolor, colored pencils, pen and ink, charcoal
and pencil sketching. Bring a 4B and 6B pencil and
a drawing tablet to first class, other materials will
be discussed at first meeting. You do not need
to purchase all the materials listed above, you will
decide what area in which you wish to work. The $5
materials fee is due the first day so you can explore
various media. We have no class Feb. 17th.
Instructor: Loesch-Frank
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $80, $100
080414 Age 50+ W 9am-12pm
1/20-3/16
294174 All
W
9am-12pm
1/20-3/16
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Active Adults 50+
Come experience Hatha Yoga! Yoga is a powerful
tool for relieving stress and bringing peace and
calmness to your life. Yoga helps to strengthen
your body and increase your vitality. Experience
greater flexibility and balance. Wear loose fitting
clothes and bring a yoga sticky mat & blanket. Instructor: Pickel
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $75
289535 All
F 10:15-11:45am 1/22-3/18
Introduction to Chinese brush painting with
emphasis on individual instruction for beginners. A traditional approach to bamboo, flowers, birds,
trees and landscapes will be some of the subjects. Info on Chinese art forms and historical background
will be presented. The supplies list will be handed
out at the first class with detailed description of what
you need to purchase for the beginning student. The material fee of $4 is payable to the instructor at
the first class for all students to cover some supplies.
Instructor: Chiu
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $75, $105
080514 Age 50+ F 12:30-3:30pm 1/22-3/18
211020 Other
F 12:30-3:30pm 1/22-3/18
National Sewing Day
Community Sewing for:
Quilts of Valor
on page 29!
Fun Affordable Learning!
Active Adults 50+: CSC Cupertino
Cupertino Senior Center (408) 777-3150
21251 Stevens Creek Blvd., Cupertino
Students must be a member of the Center. Pay membership fees at the
Senior Center. Includes Parking Sticker. 50 Years Minimum Age.
Tai Chi (Qigong)
Strengthens, conditions without impacting joints.
Boosts energy, endurance levels and helps to
increase concentration and mental clarity. Fun,
safe and easy. Must be a member of Cupertino
Senior Center.
Instructor: Wong, Bromberg 8 sessions
Reg Fee: $35
Location: CSC / Exercise
087751 All M 10-11:30am
1/25-3/21
087731 All Th 9:05-10:35am
1/21-3/17
Watercolor Painting: Intermediate/Advanced
Spend an enjoyable morning creating while improving your skills painting in transparent watercolor. A variety of techniques will be demonstrated each class as well as guidelines on color
mixing, composition and perspective. Materials
fee of $5 to be paid to instructor at first class.
Registrants must be a member of the Cupertino
Senior Center.
Instructor: Hogan
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $75
Location: CSC / Craft Rm
081521
W
9am-12pm
1/20-3/16
Painting Oil &Acrylics:
Intermediate/Advanced
This course is intended to give experienced students an opportunity to develop a skillful, personal approach to painting. Emphasis will be
placed on composition, color, perspective, and
techniques appropriate to the subject. Registrants must be a member of the Cupertino Senior
Center. Instructor: Conan
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $75
Location: CSC / Art Rm
080835
Th
8:45-11:45am
1/21-3/17
Line Dancing: Beg - Adv
Learn fun line dances while improving your muscle
coordination. You will increase your line dancing
and memorization skills. No partners needed. Must be a member of Cupertino Senior
Center.
Instructor: Shannon
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $50
289323 Int
W 10:10-11:40am 1/20-3/16
289324 Beg 2
W 11:40-1:10pm 1/20-3/16
289326 Beg 1
F 12-1:30pm
1/22-3/18
289325 Int/High F 1:45-3:15pm
1/22-3/18
Strength Training/
Conditioning
Condition, tone and stretch your muscles, plus
relaxation. We will use light hand weights and/
or Dynabands to strengthen your upper body,
plus leg and abdominal exercises for lower body
strength. Must be a member of Cupertino Senior
Center.
Instructor: Yonamine
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $30
289126
Tu
2:30-3:45pm
1/19-3/15
Low Impact Aerobics
Start your day with a low-impact aerobics class
that includes chair exercises and light weights.
Must be a member of the Cupertino Senior
Center.
Instructor: Cheng
16 sessions
Reg Fee: $45
087121
TTh
8-9am
1/19-3/17
Low Impact Exercise
for Seniors
Scan QR Code for
Active Adults 50+ classes!
These classes offer a variety of fun choreography
and great music for your work out. The pace is
mid-tempo so it’s not too fast or too slow. Step
aerobics is always taught starting at a beginning
level teaching all of the basics for newcomers
to Step. The pace is slower so safer for seniors.
These classes include a section for upper
body conditioning using light hand weights or
Dynabands and thorough stretching within the
warmup and cooldown portions of class Must be
a member of Cupertino Senior Center.
Instructor: Cheng
16 sessions
Reg Fee: $45
289123
TTh
10:45am-12pm 1/19-3/17
087194
MW
3:50-5:05pm
1/20-3/21
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SSC: Sunnyvale
Senior Center
Writing: Creative/ Sunnyvale
550 E. Remington Dr. Sunnyvale
Memoir/Poetry
Students must be a member of the Center. Have you always wanted to take
a shot at writing, whether it is
fiction, memoir or poetry? Do
you have an unfinished manuscript that has been
collecting dust in your desk drawer and want to
resurrect it? The class format is seminar style
in which writers read their work in progress and
obtain supportive, illuminating feedback. Class
members may also read the works of published
authors that have been an inspiration to their
creative processes. Add your talents to a very
supportive group of aspiring writers. Must be a
member of Cupertino Senior Center. No class on
2/17.
Instructor: Enz
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $55
Location: CSC / Card Rm
085311
W
9:30-11:30am
2/3-3/23
Pay membership fees at the Senior Center.
50 Years Minimum
Age Requirement.
(408) 730-7360
Lively
Literature
This class is more than reading books, plays
and poetry. It’s a lively discussion with fellow
readers--a great way to jump start your week.
Expand your mind reading a variety of material,
both fiction and nonfiction. Lend your ear and
your voice to this enthusiastic group. Must be
a member of the Sunnyvale Senior Center. No
class on 2/15.
Instructor: Enz
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $55
Location: SSC /Sequoia
082701
M
10am-12pm
2/1-3/21
Spanish Language &
Culture
The
Art of
Writing
Memoir Writing
Leave a lasting impression of your life to your
heirs. Share your life with this class in a supportive,
cohesive and inviting atmosphere. Must be a
member of Cupertino Senior Center.
Instructor: McCaw
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $55
Location: CSC / Bay
084121
F
9am-12pm
1/22-3/18
A Reminder about
Senior Center
Membership Fees!
Cupertino Senior Center &
Sunnyvale Senior Center
Students must be a member of the Centers.
Pay membership fees at the Senior Centers.
50 Years Minimum Age Requirement.
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Active Adults 50+
Basic Spanish for everyday use in a Spanish
or Mexican-American setting. Gain a clearer understanding of the culture. Textbooks: Level
1: Spanish Now, Ruth Silverstein, 7th Edition with
CD’s, Level 2 & 3: Spanish Now, Ruth Silverstein,
7th Edition with CD’s and Practice Makes Perfect
Spanish Pronouns and Prepositions by Dorothy
Richmond. Level 4/5: Practice Makes Perfect
Spanish Verb Tenses by Dorothy Richmond and
Canasta de Cuentos Mexicanos by B.Travern.
Must be a member of the Sunnyvale Senior
Center.
4, 7 sessions
Reg Fee: $30, $65
Location: SSC / Cypress 083615 Travelers W 1-2:30pm
3/2-3/23
083814 Lev 2/3 Tu 4-6pm
2/2-3/22
083914 Lev 4/5 W 2:30-4:30pm
2/3-3/23
French Language &
Culture
Bonjour! This class will familiarize students with
no background in French with the fundamental
aspects of the language and culture. Students
will learn phonetic, reading and conversational
skills and will develop basic communication. 30
Days to Great French and French (Eyewitness
Travel Guide Phrase Books) Paperback by DK
Publishing; Schaum’s Outline of French Grammar
(Schaum’s Foreign Language Series) by Mary
Crocker. Must be a member of the Sunnyvale
Senior Center.
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $65, $50
Location: SSC / Cypress
084611 Lev 1/2
W 9-11am
2/3-3/23
084511 Lev 3
W 11am-12:30pm 2/3-3/23
More
Language for Travelers
classes on page 16!
Oh La La!
Fun Affordable Learning!
Active Adults 50+: SSC Sunnyvale
Quilting Workshop
This workshop is designed for quilters of all levels,
from beginner to experienced, as long as you
know how to sew and have a sewing machine. We
will bring our machines to class each week and sew
during a large part of the afternoon. We’ll also
set aside time for “show-and-tell,” as we share our
projects with each other. A $5 materials fee will be
paid to the instructor at the first class. Must be a
member of the Sunnyvale Senior Center. Instructor: Staff
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $100
Location: SSC/ Willows
082001
Tu
1-3:30pm
1/20-3/17
Iyengar Yoga
for Seniors
Come experience Iyengar
Yoga! Yoga is a powerful
tool for relieving stress and
bringing peace and calmness to your life. Yoga
helps to strengthen your body, and increase your
vitality. Experience greater flexibility and balance. Wear loose fitting clothes and bring a yoga sticky
mat, blanket, 2 yoga blocks and strap. Must be a
member of the Sunnyvale Senior Center.
Instructor: Koumoutsakis
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $75
Location: SSC/Peach Rm
289536 All M 3:15-4:45pm
1/25-3/21
289537 All M
5-6:30pm
1/25-3/21
Yoga for Seniors
Flower Arranging: Ikebana Iyengar
Come experience Iyengar Yoga! In this yoga class
Enjoy fresh flowers in your home! Learn the art
of combining flowers with Japanese aesthetics.
Please bring a 9 x 13 pyrex glass baking dish to
the first class. You may purchase ikebana scissors
and pin-frogs in class. Lab fee pays for flowers.
Must be a member of the Sunnyvale Senior
Center. No break. Class will meet on 2/18.
Instructor: Schuknecht
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $50 Lab Fee $72 Location: SSC/Willows
081903
Th
9-11am
1/21-3/10
you will safely and effectively increase overall
flexibility, mobilize and strengthen your spine,
release tension in the back, shoulders and neck,
tone your core, improving posture, and achieve
an enhanced sense of well-being. You will leave
the class feeling both relaxed and energized. Bring a yoga sticky mat & blanket. Must be a
member of the Sunnyvale Senior Center. Instructor: Cho
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $75
Location: SCC/Community
087400
All
Th
9:30-11am 1/21-3/17
Hatha Yoga for Seniors
Clay Arts
Student will learn basic clay hand building
techniques with an emphasis on slab technique
and the use of low fire clay and glazes. Students
will learn how to load and fire a kiln. Approximate
costs: $10 for tools, $10 per bag for clay and
$15 optional firing and glazing, payable to the
instructor. Must be a member of the Sunnyvale
Senior Center. No break class meets on 2/16.
Instructor: Brown
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $70
085122
Tu
9am-12pm
1/19-3/8
Greeting Cards and
Other Fun Stuff
In this class we will make greeting cards &
envelopes, explore various mediums, including
rubber stamps, play with paper finishing, and
always some surprises. Please bring curiosity,
scissors, pencil, glue stick, and a supply fee of
$12. Must be a member of the Sunnyvale Senior
Center. No break. Class will meet on 2/17.
Instructor: Himel
6 sessions
Reg Fee: $50
282026
W
9:30-11:30am
1/27-3/2
One Stroke Painting
This is a One Stroke painting class using acrylic
paint and a flat brush. (Available for purchase from
the instructor at the first class.) You will practice
various flowers and leaves while learning to blend,
shade and highlight in one stroke. Instructor
furnishes all needed supplies. A supply fee of $3
is payable to the instructor. Must be a member of
the Sunnyvale Senior Center.No break. Class will
meet on 2/19.
Instructor: Delaune-Rensen
6 sessions
Reg Fee: $45
282035
F
9:30-11:30am
1/22-2/26
Come experience Hatha Yoga! Yoga is a powerful tool for relieving stress and bringing
peace and calmness to your life. Yoga helps to
strengthen your body and increase your vitality.
Experience greater flexibility and balance. Wear
loose fitting clothes and bring a yoga sticky mat
& blanket. Must be a member of the Sunnyvale
Senior Center.
Instructor: Pickel
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $75
Location: SCC/Community
289534
All
W
11:30-1pm 1/20-3/16
Aerobic Rhythms
Join us for low impact exercise routines
choreographed to music that will energize your
body. Class will emphasize toning, stretching,
and cardio fitness. Please bring a mat. Must be
a member of the Sunnyvale Senior Center. Class
meets in Ballroom on Wednesdays Instructor: Cheng
24 sessions
Reg Fee: $54 Location: SSC/ Orchard/Ballroom
087208
MWF
8-9am
1/20-3/21
Tai Chi (Qigong)
East meets West in this class. Gentle
movements increase flexibility, strengthen and
condition joints, ligaments and tendons. Will
boosts energy, endurance levels and helps
to increase concentration and mental clarity.
Fun, safe and easy. Must be a member of the
Sunnyvale Senior Center. No Break class meets
on 2/17.
Instructor: Lo 8 sessions
Reg Fee: $35
Location.: SSC/ Orchard
087781
All
W
8:30-10:am
1/20-3/9
Knitting/All Levels
Come and enjoy an afternoon of knitting! Instruction includes reading patterns and graphs,
new stitches, solving common knitting problems
as well as helpful hints. Beginners: Please bring
#8 needles and a ball of “Sugar and Cream” yarn
to class. Intermediate knitters: Please bring an
unfinished project or a new project to class. Must
be a member of the Sunnyvale Senior Center.
Instructor: Hui
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $50
Location: SSC / Cypress Rm
285143
Th
12-2pm
1/21-3/17
35
School Policies and Mission Statement
FUHSD Vision Statement
Our students become lifelong learners; informed and active citizens of the
world; knowledgeable and self-directed members of the workplace; and
discerning participants in the arts.
FUHSD Adult School (Sunnyvale-Cupertino) Mission:
Prepare students to achieve educational, career, and personal goals.
To this end, all of our students will achieve the following School-wide Learning
Outcomes:
1. Demonstrate an increased ability to communicate in both collaborative and independent settings.
2. Understand opportunities to become active and responsible members of our diverse community.
3. Demonstrate critical thinking and problem solving.
4. Demonstrate effective self-management and interpersonal skills. Set and pursue
goals.
5. Use resources and technology.
Sunnyvale-Cupertino Adult and Community Education (ACE) is fully accredited by
the Western Association of Schools and Colleges.
School Policies
Non-Discrimination Policies (BP 0410)
The Board of Trustees is committed to equal opportunity for all individuals in
education. District programs and activities shall be free from discrimination based on
gender, sex, race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, ethnic group identification,
marital or parental status, physical or mental disability, sexual orientation, lack of
English skills, handicap or the perception of one or more of such characteristics. For
more information please contact the District's Compliance Officer (408) 522-2200.
Conduct of Students
The Board of Trustees believes that all students have the right to be educated in
a positive learning environment free from disruptions. On school grounds and at
school activities, students shall be expected to exhibit appropriate conduct that
does not infringe upon the rights of others or interfere with the school program.
Behavior is considered appropriate when students are diligent in study, careful
with school property, courteous, and respectful towards their teachers, other staff,
students and volunteers.
Prohibited Items
Under no circumstances are students to bring weapons, explosives, alcohol, drugs
or tobacco products onto campus. These items will be confiscated; further, the
possession of any prohibited item will result in disciplinary and/or legal actions.
Students are also reminded not to bring pets, scooters, skateboards, or in-line
skates to school. All of the above items are dangerous and/or disruptive in the
school setting. They may be confiscated and taken to the office.
Adult School Refund Policy
No refunds will be given to students who voluntarily withdraw from the class in
which they have enrolled. Please choose your classes carefully. Because teachers’
salaries are paid by the fees collected, there are no refunds. Refunds will be given
automatically if we cancel a class. For Parenting Refund Policy see pages 16-17.
Admission/Eligibility
Classes are open to all students regardless of residency or citizenship. All persons
16 years of age and over may register in the community education classes.
Photography
Sunnyvale-Cupertino Adult School reserves the right to photograph classes and
program participants for promotional purposes.
Publication Errors
we make every effort to avoid mistakes, this schedule of classes is not a Adult Although
contract. We do not assume liability for errors, typographical or otherwise.
School
Q3 Register Quickly- Avoid cancellations!
2016
Class cancellations are determined generally a week before classes start. Please
register quickly to reserve your space! Many of our class also have limited seating and/or spaces.
36 See our site location map on page 39. Review No Refund policy on page 36..
LHS - Lynbrook High School
1280 Johnson Ave, San jose, CA
Campus Site Maps: Lynbrook & Cupertino
Adult
School
Q3
2016
CHS - Cupertino High School
10100 Finch Ave, Cupertino
Online Registration 24/7. Fun Affordable Learning!
37
www.ace.fuhsd.org
408 522-2700
FUHSD Adult School
Sunnyvale -Cupertino
591 W. Fremont Ave.
Sunnyvale, Ca 94087
Sunnyvale-Cupertino Adult School Campus (ACE)
Warehouse
Mobile
Kitchen
Warehouse
Maintenance
4D 4C
4B
Vending
Restroom
Parking
Custodial
Warehouse
4
Tech Pub
Support Specialist
5C
5C
Meeting
Parenting
Office
5A 5B 7
4A 6
LRC
9
11
8 10
Parent
Education
Playground
12
Parking
Fremont Ave
Fenced Area- No Passage
2
Gym
Kids
3
Parenting
Patio
19
1
ADMIN
Office
Registration
Adult School Rear Parking Lot
Shops
16
18
Cafeteria
Maintenance
Parking
17
13
CT
Offices
Restroom
Professional
Learning
Center
14
Parking
589 W.
Fremont
Ave
15
Parking
Drop Off Area
Courtyard
Educational
Parking
Services Center
Parking
ESC
Educational Options
Driveway to campus
Parking
FHS - Fremont High School
Sunnyvale Saratoga Rd
1279 Sunnyvale-Saratoga Rd, Sunnyvale
38 See our site location map on page 39. Review No Refund policy on page 36.
FE
IOWA
MARY AVENUE
PASTORIA
McKINLEY
9
EL CAMI
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VIENNA
NORMAN
LAWRENCE EXPRESSWAY
15
DUNDEE
HOMESTEAD ROAD
280
280
12
PROSPECT ROAD
ACE Sunnyvale-Cupertino
Adult School (Main Campus -ACE)..1B
591 W. Fremont Avenue
Sunnyvale CA 94087 (408) 522-2700
ESC Educational Service Center...............1A
Sunnyvale CA 94087 (408) 522-2200
CCNS Cupertino Co-op School......................7
563 Fremont Avenue, Sunnyvale
CHS Cupertino High School........................3
10100 Finch Avenue, Cupertino
408) 203-5302 (Tu & Th evenings)
CL Cupertino Library.............................. 8
10400 Torres Avenue, Cupertino
CNC Columbia Middle School....................16
739 Morse Avenue, Sunnyvale
CSC
Cupertino Senior Center....................13
21251 Stevens Creek Blvd., Cupertino
QC Cupertino Quinlan Center..................12
10185 N. Stelling Road, Cupertino
85
FHS
8
3
W
CHS
BOLLINGER ROAD
JOHNSON
85
RODRIQUEZ
TORRES
McCLELLAN ROAD
STELLING ROAD
STEVENS CREEK BLVD
FINCH
WRIGHT
HOLLENBECK AVENUE
MARY AVENUE
HHS
13
BUBB ROAD
ALBERTA
MARION
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MVHS
CHEYENNE
EL CAMINO REAL
7 2
1A
HOMESTEAD ROAD
85
6
FAIR OAKS
11
1B
PARTRIDGE
ADULT ED
5
LHS
Campus Site Map
BELLEVILLE WAY
GRANT RD
85
2610
OLD SAN FRANCISCO RD
REMINGTON
THE DALLES AVENUE
280
LAKEHAVEN
101
STEWART DR.
1B ACE 591 W. Fremont Ave
1A ESC 589 W. Fremont Ave
4
Sunnyvale, Ca 94087
OLIVE
FREMONT AVENUE
14
16
WOLFE ROAD
85
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591
W. Fremont Ave,
LAKECHIME
MORSE
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MILLER AVENUE
FREMONT UNION
237
Site
Legend
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SUNNYVALE-SARATOGA ROAD
Cupertino Adult
Valcartier Dr.
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Adult
School
Fremont High School..........................2
1279 Sunnyvale-Saratoga Rd, Sunnyvale
(408) 203-5302 (M & W evenings)
HHS Homestead High School.......................4
21370 Homestead Road Cupertino..........
IOF Independant Order of Odd Fellows Hall...15
120589 Homestead Rd, Cupertino, CA
LHS Lynbrook High School........................5
1280 Johnson Avenue, San Jose
MVHS Monta Vista High School....................6
SCC/SSC Sunnyvale Community Senior Ctr....11.
550 E. Remington Ave, Sunnyvale
SL
Sunnyvale Library...............................9.
665 W. Olive Avenue, Sunnyvale.............
SLH
SunnyView Retirement Community .... 10.
22445 Cupertino Rd, Cupertino
WVE West Valley Elementary School .......14
1635 Belleville Way, Sunnyvale
Adult
School
Q3 2016
www.ace.fuhsd.org
408 522-2700
Visit our web-site ace.fuhsd.org. Save Time & Register Online!
39
FREMONT UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
Sunnyvale, CA 94087-2556
Non-Profit Organization
U.S. Postage
PAID
PERMIT NO. 369
CUPERTINO, CA
ECRWSS
RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER, LOCAL
This Winter, take a class or two!
Mosaics
Adult Secondary Education (ASE) High School Diploma
BollywoodX
English Language Acquisition Classes (formerly ESL)
Self
Defense
Medical Terminology Beginning
Flash Workshop
CNA Certificate Program
Travel
Photography
Intro to Culinary Arts
Accent Improvement
Hospitality Program
Appreciating
Dreams
3-D Design and Print
College Financial Planning
Personal Care Aide
American
Culture & History
College Planning
Citizenship
Quilts of Valor™ - Sewing Day
Accounting
Healthy & Healing Winter Soups
Need more?
Explore our Learning Resource Center
ace-lrc.fuhsd.org
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