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H O O D R I V E R C O U N T Y S C H O O L D I S T R I C T

Community Education Services2016 SPRING/SUMMER CATALOG

1009 Eugene Street, Hood River, OR 97031 Phone (541) 386-2055 • Fax (541) 387-5098Email: [email protected]

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Beading- Freeform Wire Twisting ClassInstructor: Janet PlanetIn this class you will learn the art of freeform twisting. You will learn the basic techniques for twisting up any objects you have and make them into a useable accent in your creations. You will use these techniques to wrap rocks, shells, feathers and anything else you may desire.Location: Sparkling Creations 409 Oak Street Hood RiverClass Fee: $25Bring to Class: Supplies: A few rocks, shells or feathers of your choice. Round nose and needle nose pliers if you have them. Practice wire will be provided however if you move into sterling silver you will have to purchase

Session: A2127-SS16aDate(s): 6/30/2016Day(s): ThTime: 6:00 PM-8:00PM

Beading- Ring Weaving ClassInstructor: Janet PlanetIn this class you will use several gauges of wire to turn any bead into wire woven ring. Supplies: Beads for your rings, round nose and needle nose pliers if you have them. All which can be pur-chased at Sparkling Creations. We will provide practice wire, however if you want to use sterling silver you will have to purchase it.Location: Sparkling Creations 409 Oak Street Hood RiverClass Fee: $25

Session: A2126-SS16aDate(s): 6/8/2016Day(s): WTime: 6:00 PM-8:00PM

Beading- Wire Weaving ClassInstructor: Janet PlanetIf you have fallen in love with wire working than this is the class for you. In this class you will learn how to create several different techniques and styles for weaving the wires to create a dif-ferent look and feel to your piece. You will learn to manipulate different gauges of wire to embel-lish any stone you are trying to wrap. This is a fun class that really opens up the wire working world. You will quickly move from basic to intri-cate wire twisting in to time. This is an advanced class so basic wire twisting skills are required.Location: Sparkling Creations 409 Oak Street Hood RiverClass Fee: $25Bring to Class: Pick a few rocks, cabochons, or beads you would like to wrap. Round nose and needle nose pliers if you have them. All which can be purchased at Sparkling Creations We will provide the different gauges of wire for prac-tice, however if you wan


Photography I- Basic Digital: LearnInstructor: Jurgen HessHow to use your camera- settings, exposure, shutter speed, ISO, memory cards, etc. Sub-jects: people, landscapes, action, closeups. Learning correct exposure Downloading & orga-nizing images on computers, emailing images. Photo composition. Basic enhancements: crop-ping, contrast, brightness, etc. Requirements: basic computer skills, email, read camera manual, camera with adjustable controls *Sat-urday, May 14 field trip 8:30 am - 12:30 pm.Location: Coe Building - Room 7 - Computer LabClass Fee: $70Bring to Class: digital camera

Session: A2113-SS16aTime: 6:30 PM-8:30 PM Tue 04/12 06:30 pm 08:30 pm Tue 04/19 06:30 pm 08:30 pm Tue 04/26 06:30 pm 08:30 pm Tue 05/10 06:30 pm 08:30 pm Sat 05/14 08:30 am 12:00 pm Tue 05/17 06:30 pm 08:30 pm Sun 04/17 09:00 am 12:00 pm

Photography III- Digital:Instructor: Jurgen HessRefresher- camera controls, settings, exposure, downloading, resizing, etc. Learn advanced techniques for shooting landscape/ nature, closeup, people, sports Using different lens, tripod, filters, camera FAQ. Workflow. Under-standing lighting Image composition...getiting the photo you want and your mind's eye sees Photo enhancements: Lightroom, Elements, Photoshop Group/ instructor critiques. Print-ing, outlets, equipment sources Requirements: computer skills, taken Level II class or instruc-tors approval, DSLR best * Sunday May 15 at 8:30am-3:00pm field trip TBA.Location: Coe Building - Room 7 - Computer LabClass Fee: $70Bring to Class: digital camera Requirements: computer skills, Lightroom or Elements on com-puter, taken photography II class or instructor's approval.

Session: A2113-SS16bWed 04/13 06:30 pm 08:30 pmWed 04/20 06:30 pm 08:30 pmWed 04/27 06:30 pm 08:30 pmWed 05/11 06:30 pm 08:30 pmSun 05/15 08:30 am 03:00 pmWed 05/18 06:30 pm 08:30 pm

Photography- Introduction to Landscape PhotographyInstructor: Brian ChambersA brief introduction to landscape photogra-phy. This class is designed to both inspire and educate. The six simple steps to creating a great photography will be included. Some of the topics will include equipment, light, composi-tion, camera controls, and post processing. the class will be geared toward beginner or interme-diate photographer.Location: Coe Building - Room 7 - Computer LabClass Fee: $35Bring to Class: It would be helpful if the students have a basic understanding of their cameras controls including how to set shutter speed, iso and aperture.

Session: A2130-SS16aDate(s): 5/21/2016Day(s): SaTime: 12:00 PM-2:00 PM

Photography- Introduction to Night PhotographyInstructor: Brian ChambersA brief introduction to the technique of taking great photographs at night. Topics will include what makes a great photography, equipment that is necessary, what settings to use for your camera, star trails, light painting, post process-ing. If there is interest and time the class can also move outside to practice some of what was learned.Location: Coe Building - Room 7 - Computer LabClass Fee: $35Bring to Class: It will be helpful if students have a basic understanding of their camera's con-trols including how to set shutter speed, iso and aperature.


Trash to Treasures at the Old Trunk Instructor: Karin PlattDo you get excited over Etsy? Does Pinterest pique your interest? This class is for you! The Old Trunk specializes in making new, fun proj-ects out of old items in a social setting. You pick a project from our menu (www.oldtrunkhr.com); and go to town! We provide the supplies, tools and direction needed to create a fabulous upcycled project. Our menu is continuously up-dated, and we add projects highlighting upcom-ing seasons and holidays. One free house-made soda is included in the class; additional snacks/sodas are available for purchase. Sign up with friends or meet new ones while crafting at the Old Trunk!

AdultArt, Music and Dance - Adult

Drawing for Adults- Joy's Art StudioInstructor: Joy KlomanLearn how to draw! Former university art profes-sor, Joy Kloman, will teach classic drawing tech-niques, using line and tone, creating light and shadow, and using the elements and principles of design to create a dynamic composition. Open to all levels. Material provided at first class for a separate fee of $10. Look at http://www.joysartsutdio.com for details.Location: Joy's Art Studio 1412 13th St #100 Bldg AClass Fee: $90Additional Costs: Materials fee $10

Session: A1093-SS16aDate(s): 5/3/2016-5/17/2016Day(s): TuTime: 9:00AM-11:00AM

Painting for Adults- Joy's Art StudioInstructor: Joy KlomanLearn how to paint with fast-drying, water-solu-ble acrylic paints! Former professor of art, Joy Kloman, will teach you methods of applying paint, how to mix and use color, and how to create an exciting composition. Open to all levels. Material provided at first class for a separate fee of $10. Look at http://www.joysartsutdio.com for details.Location: Joy's Art Studio 1412 13th St #100 Bldg AClass Fee: $90Additional Costs: Materials fee of $10

Session: A1092-SS16aDate(s): 5/5/2016-5/19/2016Day(s): ThTime: 9:00AM-11:00AM

Painting Party for Adults- Joy's Art Studio Instructor: Joy KlomanJoy Kloman, former professor of art, has over twenty years of experience teaching art to all levels. Joy will guide the group, step-by-step through the painting process for a fun, relax-ing art class. You will be amazed that you can paint a lovely 16" X 20" acrylic painting in just two hours. No experience necessary, seriously! BYOB-21 and over, ID required. Look at http://www.joysartstudio.com for im-ages of paintings. April 29, Cherry Blossoms painting May 27, Field of Poppies painting June 17, Dragonfly painting July 29, Peacock painting Aug 26, Mt Hood paintingLocation: Joy's Art Studio 1412 13th St #100 Bldg AClass Fee: $45

Session: A1094-SS16aDate(s): 4/29/2016Day(s): FTime: 7:00 PM-9:00PM

Session: A1094-SS16bDate(s): 5/27/2016Day(s): FTime: 7:00 PM-9:00 PM

Session: A1094-SS16CDate(s): 6/17/2016Day(s): FTime: 7:00 PM-9:00PM

Session: A1094-SS16dDate(s): 7/29/2016Day(s): FTime: 7:00 PM-9:00PM

Session: A1094-SS16eDate(s): 8/26/2016Day(s): FTime: 7:00 PM-9:00PM

Crafts and Hobbies

Beading - Basic Beading Instructor: Janet PlanetThis class is an opportunity to try your hand at basic bead work. You buy only the supplies you need to learn hands on designing, stringing and the use of basic tools. This is a demonstration class and you are encouraged to bring a project. Come learn the first steps to making your own jewelry. Class is Free.Location: Sparkling Creations 409 Oak Street Hood RiverClass Fee: $0Bring to Class: Bring beads for a necklace, flex wire, crimp beads and findings. Bring a crimping tool if you have one. All supplies can be pur-chased at Sparkling Creations.


Session: A2012-SS16bDate(s): 6/11/2016Day(s): SaTime: 12:00 PM-2:00 PM

Beading - Basic Wire Link to Link Instructor: Janet PlanetEveryone loves earrings! Come learn the basic techniques to manipulate wire, headpins and chains into beautiful pieces of jewelry. You will learn how to use tools and helpful tidbits for twisting the different wires available on the market. This class will really open up your world of jewelry design and home decor.Location: Sparkling Creations 409 Oak Street

Hood RiverClass Fee: $25Bring to Class: Practice wire and beads will be supplies for you to learn with. You will need beads and supplies to work on a bracelet or earring set. Supplies include needle nose pliers, round nose pliers and a wire cutter tool. You may also pur-chase any and all supplies.

Session: A2013-SS16aDate(s): 4/27/2016Day(s): WTime: 6:00 PM-8:00 PM

Session: A2013-SS16bDate(s): 6/23/2016Day(s): ThTime: 6:00 PM-8:00PM

Beading - Knotting Instructor: Janet PlanetEveryone loves this class. Do you love the knots in your grandmother pearls? Want to give a whole new life to each piece you design? Come on in and learn to put those little knots in between each little bead. This class will teach you the techniques to place the knot where you want it, how to finish the necklace, and little tricks for big holes.Location: Sparkling Creations 409 Oak Street Hood RiverClass Fee: $20Bring to Class: Please bring beads and proper find-ings for a necklace. You will also need to purchase the tool needed for knotting. You can purchase this and all your supplies at Sparkling Creations.

Session: A2016-SS16aDate(s): 5/23/2016Day(s): MTime: 6:00 PM-8:00PM

Beading - Wirework Pendants Instructor: Janet PlanetThis class is for those of you who want to learn basic wire wrapping around cabochons, pendants and other raw materials. You will learn to use dif-ferent gauges of wire to manipulate into a wonder-ful pendant. These wire wrap pendants are the new craze in jewelry design. This is an advanced class so basic wire twisting skills are required.Location: Sparkling Creations 409 Oak Street Hood RiverClass Fee: $25Bring to Class: A rock, cabochon, etc to be used as the focal point. We will provide practice wire, however if you desire a finer wire you will need to purchase. Bring round nose and needle nose pli-ers if you have them. You may also purchase any and all supplies at Sparkling Creations


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6 7Session: A5564-SS16aDate(s): 4/26/2016Day(s): TuTime: 11:00AM-12:00 PM

Session: A5564-SS16bDate(s): 5/24/2016Day(s): TuTime: 11:00AM-12:00 PM

Session: A5564-SS16cDate(s): 7/26/2016Day(s): TuTime: 11:00AM-12:00 PM

Session: A5564-SS16dDate(s): 8/23/2016Day(s): TuTime: 11:00AM-12:00 PM

Makeup (Throw out that Blue Eyeshadow)Instructor: Mary LivelyAre you stuck in a "makeup rut?" If you are still using the same kind of make up that you used 10 or 20 years ago, and have not changed your technique, maybe its time for an update! As your skin ages and changes, so must your makeup. In this class you will find out how to look your best, whatever your age. The instruc-tor has worked as a professional makeup artist for 35 years and will demonstrate the "tricks of the trade" with step by step instructions.Location: Laughing Mountain - 1029 May St, Hood River, ORClass Fee: $7

Session: A5557-SS16aDate(s): 5/24/2016Day(s): TuTime: 7:00 PM-8:30 PM

Resilience for Our TimesInstructor: Kalama ReuterOverwhelmed by issues of climate change or injustice? Looking for a way to navigate toward a sustainable future? Many of us are finding ways to become a part of a new story, an active renewal of our willingness to serve the greater good. Join others in the Work That Reconnects us with our gratitude and our pain for the world. This is grounded in knowing that we are all in-terconnected and we can find a heartfelt way to catalyze the needed shifts in ourselves and our society. This three week workshop draws on Joanna Macy’s healing synthesis of head and heart to keep us engaged in the challenges we are facing today. Come for community, inspira-tion and support. You may experience interbe-ing, access deep timeless wisdom, acknowledge your strengths and discover your personal call to action. We can turn this crisis into opportunity. Kalama Reuter has experienced the Work That Reconnects as a valuable container for a per-sonal process of staying present in the heart-break of these times. As a rare plant monitor, she has feared for species scorched by last summers heat wave. As a Mama Bear, she has mourned the deaths of the salmon. As a Co-lumbia Gorge climate activist, she has spoken at hearings for the environment and sustainable practices.Location: Coe Building - Room 3 - Conference RoomClass Fee: $30

Session: A5569-SS16aDate(s): 4/28/2016-5/12/2016Day(s): ThTime: 6:30 PM-8:30 PM

Self Directed Investing and Managing Your Own MoneyInstructor: Rob LaVigneThis class will clearly and simply demonstrate WHY you should manage your own money and give a working knowledge of the stock market as well as detail a number of simple options for how best to do this. No experience necessary but a simple awareness of the stock market is helpful. This class will demonstrate how indi-viduals can beat "the market" and "the experts."Location: Coe Building Room 7Class Fee $5

Session: A2131-SS16aDate(s): 5/4/2016Day(s): WTime: 7:00 pm -9:00 pm

The Big One – What You Should Know About a Cascadia Subduction Zone EarthquakeInstructor: Barb AyersOregon and USGS geologists agree that we are overdue for a magnitude 8.0 to 9.0 Cascadia subduction earthquake along the Oregon coast, impacting the I-5 corridor from Northern California to Canada. The gorge is not immune – our own impacts would be significant. Geologists calculate the odds of the "Big One" occurring in the next 50 years at roughly one in three. Forty-five years ago, no one even knew this earthquake risk existed. In partnership with Hood River County Emergency Manager Barb Ayers, join Althea Rizzo, Geologic Hazards Program Coordinator for Oregon Emer-gency Management for a riveting presentation to hear about the impacts of the “Big One” and what we can do to prepare our communities, our busi-nesses, and our homes. How seriously you and your community are impacted and how quickly you recover from the next large Oregon earthquake is largely a matter of what you know and how well you prepare for the inevitable. This free workshop is held at Springhouse Cellar with delicious snacks offered. A $10 donation to cover workshop costs is gratefully accepted.Location: Springhouse Cellars Winery 13 Railroad St Hood River, OR 97031Class Fee: $0

Session: A2128-SS16aDate(s): 4/21/2016Day(s): ThTime: 5:30 PM-8:30 PM

Sensory Analysis of Hard CiderInstructor: Guntram JordanAn introduction to the aromas and flavors of hard ciders. Put simply: how to put words to what your nose and tongue are experiencing when you sip a glass of hard cider. We will ana-lyze the tastes and smells of a variety of differ-ent ciders and learn how to describe that.Location: Crush Cider CaféClass Fee: $10Additional Costs: $5 materials

Session: A2132-SS16aDate(s): 6/21/2016Day(s): TTime: 6:00PM -8:30PM

Health and Wellness

AED CPR - FundraiserInstructor: Hood River Volunteer Fire DeptThe Amazing Ellen Dittebrandt AED Program It was always the goal of the Hood River Volunteer Firefighter Association and it's CPR instruc-tor, Ellen Dittebrandt to use the revenues from teaching CPR courses to get AED's purchased

and put in places where they are lacking an most needed in our community. The Amazing Ellen Dittebrandt program (notice the acronym) will use 100% of your donations along with the CPR course revenues to pursue this worthwhile cause. Please donate as little or as much as you'd like to help get AED's in our schools, busi-nesses and public places to increase the likeli-hood of survival for our citizens. For any ad-ditional information contact Kip Miller at [email protected]. The life you save could be your own.Session: A6201-SS16a

Balancing Hormones Naturally: A Hollistic Approach to Women's Hormone Related ConcernsInstructor: Carola StepperLearn about natural alternatives to address problems related to hormone imbalances and menopause.Location: Cascade Acupuncture Center/Bamboo Room 104 5th St Hood RiverClass Fee: $8


Bladder Basics - 'Don't Make Me Laugh' Instructor: Laurie VanCottHood River Therapy is offering a free class with Laurie VanCott, MSPT. Laurie has been treat-ing incontinence an pelvic pain in the Gorge for over 15 years. Incontinence can be helped! Not sure you are performing a Kegel correctly or how to develop a home program? This is your chance to find out. Learn the causes of inconti-nence and what you can do to make your pelvic floor healthy and strong.Location: Hood River Therapy, 2690 May St, Hood RiverClass Fee: $0

Session: A6006-SS16aDate(s): 6/7/2016Day(s): TuTime: 12:00 PM-12:55PM

Session: A6006-SS16bDate(s): 9/13/2016Day(s): TuTime: 12:00 PM-12:55PM

BLS CPR for Health Care Providers Instructor: Hood River Volunteer Fire DeptThe BLS for healthcare providers covers core American Heart Assc. (AHA) approved material such as adult and pediatric CPR including two-res-cuer scenarios and use of the bag mask, foreign-body airway obstruction and Automated External Defibrillation (AED). If we do not have 4 students by the Monday before class, the class will be canceled. If the schedule does not work for you, please email us at [email protected] and we will try to find an alternate time.Location: Hood River Fire & EMS Station 1785 Meyer Pkwy (South of HR Pool) Hood RiverClass Fee: $45


Session: A6024-SS16bDate(s): 6/4/2016Day(s): SaTime: 3:00 PM-6:00 PM

Location: The Old Trunk 2958 Dee HwyClass Fee: $35Bring to Class: Any additional supplies needed will be listed on our project menu: www.old-trunkhr.com.

Session: A2125-SS16aDate(s): 4/28/201616Day(s): ThTime: 6:00 PM-8:30 PM

Session: A2125-SS16bDate(s): 5/25/2016Day(s): WTime: 6:00 PM-8:30 PM

Session: A2125-SS16cDate(s): 6/15/2016Day(s): WTime: 6:00 PM-8:30 PM

Culinary Arts Program

Fresh Start Culinary Arts- 12 week Founda-tion Commercial Cooking ProgramInstructor: Matt Patterson, Rainbow TrosperStudents will get 40 hours of hands-on training per week, and learn skills for preparing food for catering and meal service, including food safety, sanitation, knife skills, soups and stocks, sauces, basic butchery, basic baking. Instruc-tion will broaden awareness of ingredients, including use of Gorge fruits, vegetables, meats and spices. Students will experience a local incubator farm, learn to prepare meals to order, learn about guest service, an work as a team to prepare and present foods to real customers in a variety of venues. Graduates of program will get assistance with 6 week internships and job placements. Financial assistance available. Admission is need-based. Must be 18 or older to apply. Class dates are: May 31 to August 6 July 19 to September 24 September 6 to November 12 Classes start every 12 weeks.Bring to Class: To be specified during applica-tion process with program administrator. $50 materials fee for admitted students.

Session: A4501-SS16aDay(s): Tu, W, Th, F, SaTime: 7:30AM-2:30PM

Educational

AARP Safe Driver Instructor: Marty MillerWhat are some proven ways to compensate for the increasing complexities of driving? How is driving competency affected as we advance in years? Skills for driving safety in 21st century traffic are explored in an six-hour seminar. Through discus-sion and reading, examine and refine driving prac-tices. Develop safer, defensive driving techniques. No road testing or road driving is required, and

this class does not require passing a written test. Qualifications for insurance discount requires full-time attendance. All classes will be held at Down Manor, 1950 Sterling Place, 4th Floor Conference Room, Hood River. WASHINGTON RESIDENTS PLEASE CHECK WITH YOUR INSURANCE AGENT TO VERIFY IF THIS CLASS WILL SATISFY WASHING-TON INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS. Bring a check to class for $20.00 ($15.00 for AARP members) made out to AARP.Location: Down Manor 1950 Sterling Place Hood RiverBring to Class: Check to AARP for $20.00 ($15.00 for AARP members)

Session: A8301-SS16aDate(s): 5/12/2016-5/13/2016Day(s): Th, FTime: 8:45 AM-12:15 PM

Session: A8301-SS16bDate(s): 7/14/2016-7/15/2016Day(s): Th, FTime: 8:45 AM-12:15 PM

Session: A8301-SS16cDate(s): 9/8/2016-9/9/2016Day(s): Th, FTime: 8:45 AM-12:15 PM

Voiceovers- Introduction to and Technique in Voiceover CoursesInstructor: Voices For AllThis fun and empowering 90 minute,one-on-one Introductory workshop covers the different types of Voiceovers and what tools are needed to find success. You’ll be coached as you read a script, and be recorded so you can receive a professional voice evaluation later. You’ll have the knowledge necessary to help you decide if this is some-thing you’d like to pursue. Check out the video at http://www.voicesforall.com/ to get a better sense of how the class works. Taught by a profes-sional voice actor from the Voice Acting Training Company,Voices For All. Live "One-on-One" Online Techniques In Voiceover Class And... This class is tailored for those wanting to learn more about voiceover techniques. This course provides more in-depth training on the basics of voiceover de-livery discussed in the Introduction to Voiceovers course. The student and voiceover coach meet for an hour, using video or audio chat This one-on-one session is focused on the student’s specific voiceover interests The student performs different types of script readings learning various technique in voiceover delivery Afterwards, a professional evaluation from their voiceover coach is provided by an Enrollment Specialist who will be able to answer voiceover-related questions and/or about Voices For All Master Class training programs. The choice is yours. This class is taught online via vid-eo chat by one of VFA’s professional voice acting producer/coaches. (If you do not have a webcam, an audio chat or phone call can be arranged)Location: Your houseClass Fee: $89Bring to Class: Students need internet access and video chat capabilities (free Skype account or facetime)

General Interst

Dances of Universal PeaceInstructor: Kalama ReuterAll ages are welcome to share in these multi-cultural circle dances based on sacred phrases from the world’s spiritual traditions. We cultivate awareness and acceptance as we touch the lov-ing presence in ourselves and each other. These Dances bring us together with simple movements and songs that touch our places of reverence, celebration and interconnection. Each dance is fully taught and creates an atmosphere of positive energy uplifting ourselves and our world. Kalama Reuter guides each Dance gently and lets spirit flow through. She looks forward to Dancing with you!Location: May Street Elementary School - Cafete-riaClass Fee: $10


Dip Into A Mystical StreamInstructor: Kalama ReuterDo you feel that there are many ways to connect with spirit? Seeking your personal path? The mystics of all traditions have pointed to direct experiences of realization and Oneness. This evening will explore the universalist Sufi path of Love, Harmony and Beauty with gentle practices to uncover the heart. The aim of the Sufi is to recog-nize ourselves beyond distinctions and differences as part of one Beingness. “If your heart is large enough, there is nothing it will not accommodate.” -- Inayat Khan, who brought Sufism to the west in 1911. Kalama Reuter found her home in this embodied practice through the Dances of Univer-sal Peace which honor the unity of religious ideals. She welcomes the opportunity to share this rich inner school of personal development and merg-ing with the One from her decades on the path.Location: Coe Building - Room 3 - Conference RoomClass Fee: $10


Give Hope, Inspire Change, Become a Foster Parent Instructor: Amy LindleyThe Next Door is excited to offer a unique op-portunity to those living in Hood River and Wasco counties. This class will give an overview of what it takes to become a professional foster parent for kids ages 6-18. Participants will gain an under-standing of the rewards and challenges that foster parenting presents.Location: The Next Door 965 Tucker Rd Hood RiverClass Fee: $0

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8 9Professionals including nutritionists, pharma-cists, mind body wellness specialists, counsel-ors, and doctors specializing in pain will pres-ent information and tools for treating persistent pain to learn tools for treating chronic pain.Location: Hood River Therapy, 2690 May St, Hood RiverClass Fee: $0

Session: A6204-SS16aDate(s): 5/12/2016-6/30/2016Day(s): ThTime: 5:30 PM-6:30 PM

Session: A6204-FW1516aDate(s): 9/29/2016-11/17/2016Day(s): ThTime: 12:00 PM-12:45 PM

Lyme Disease 101Instructor: Pam RitzenthalerThe devastating effects of Lyme Disease have been experienced by over 200 of your neighbors within a 10 mile radius of Hood River. Learn how to recognize the symptoms and avoid the risks of this locally endemic disease. Early diagnosis is imperative to a cure. Arm yourself with knowledge that can help prevent you and others from becom-ing sick with this potentially long-term debilitating and costly illness. Catch it within two months of infection and cure rates are excellent and inexpen-sive. Wait longer - because of misdiagnosis or pro-crastination - and cure is less likely while disease management becomes the prognosis. Every Mul-tiple Sclerosis symptom is a Lyme symptom. Lyme is commonly misdiagnosed as MS, Epstein-Barr Virus, Cytomeglalovirus, ALS or autism. This class will also provide instruction on proper removal of ticks to help prevent transmission of the bacterial infection from the tick's throat into your body.Location: May Street Elementary School - Cafete-riaClass Fee: $5

Session: A6027-SS16aDate/Times: Mon 05/09 06:00 pm 08:00 pmSat 05/14 10:00 am 12:00 pm

Managing Arthritic PainInstructor: Carola StepperLearn natural approaches to preventing and handling arthritis pain. Find out what arthritis is, who is susceptible to arthritis, what causes it and how to relieve it and steps to help prevent joint disease. Instruction of self Acupressure will also be provided.Location: Cascade Acupuncture Center/Bamboo Room 104 5th St Hood RiverClass Fee: $8

Session: A6005 -SS16aDate(s): 5/9/2016Day(s): MTime: 7:00 PM-8:00PM

Massage- Couples Workshop: Healing each other with touch and talkInstructor: Roberta GrantThis is a class about couples support using modalities of touch and talk-massage, assertive compassionate communication skills, and stress management techniques (with some parenting tips if interested). Life as a couple is stressful in the 21st Century. Being married about 11 years, raising a family, and working as a professional, Roberta understands from firsthand experience learning to balance the stresses of family life in the 21st Century. Additionally, working with cou-ples and other families, she has learned that with a little encouragement, support and compassion, many family conflicts and pain can be prevented. She has attended couples counseling herself

and acknowledges how helpful a little support can be. Although this is not a group counselling session, it is rather a couple support class. With a bit of effort, skills and awareness, this class can be conflict prevention and build the relationship with love and joy. Roberta offers her wisdom in a casual and comfortable manner. She encour-ages participation, open discussion, and practice. This class is interactive and experiential as well as educational. Other details: Confidentiality is kept within the group and if personal experiences need to be shared must be mutual between the couple. If someone is needing more support than the class has to offer, we can schedule a time for that in a privacy session as this is a public environment and not the best place for intense one-on-one attention.; Call Roberta 541-490-9794 for ques-tions or appointments.Location: Hood River Middle School - Room 209Class Fee: $50 per coupleBring to Class: pillows, therma rests, comfort-able clothing

Session: A6223-SS16aDate(s): 4/19/2016-5/3/2016Day(s): TuTime: 5:45PM-7:30PM

Mommy Wellness- Everything You Need to Know After Having a Baby Instructor: Laurie VanCottThis is a free class for new moms with babies up to 4 years and is offered three times a year. In this 8 class series, we will discuss what exercise programs are best for new moms, how to prevent back pain, postpartum healing, sexual healing, and scar management and even how to catch up on your sleep. Classes will also include lectures on postpartum depression, question and answer with a pediatrician, baby sign language, infant massage and nutrition. You will walk away from this class feeling confident on methods to get your body back and you and your baby are on a path to wellness.Location: Hood River Therapy, 2690 May St, Hood RiverClass Fee: $0

Session: A6203-SS16aDate(s): 4/5/2016-5/24/2016Day(s): TuTime: 12:00 PM-12:55PM

Session: A6203-FW1617aDate(s): 9/20/2016-11/8/2016Day(s): TuTime: 12:00 PM-12:55PM

Natural Solutions to Sleep ProblemsInstructor: Carola StepperINSOMNIA IS A SYMPTOM, not a stand-alone diagnosis or a disease you need a pill for! Sleep is a necessity of life. When sleep is interrupted, so is the body's ability to repair itself. Sleep medica-tions, either by prescription or over-the-counter are risky at best, and usually just cover up the underly-ing problem. At this workshop the hormonal and neurological causes of this problem will be dis-cussed as well as the natural solutions that have helped millions of sufferers. For more information about Cascade Acupuncture Center, please visit www.CascadeAcupuncture.org.Location: Cascade Acupuncture Center/Bamboo Room 104 5th St Hood RiverClass Fee: $8


Oregon Humanities Conversation Project – Too Busy to RestInstructor: Lisa Naas CookIn America today, ask someone, “How are you?” and “busy” is a common response. Despite all of the digital devices designed to save time, many people still feel there is never enough. In an age when 24/7 connectivity, productivity, and efficien-cy often take priority, the boundary blurs between work and non-work, prompting the question, What is rest in our fast-paced, ever-connected world? This is the focus of “Too Busy to Rest: Boundar-ies and Balance in a Nonstop World,” a free event sponsored by Oregon Humanities statewide Con-versation Project with Lisa Naas Cook. Lisa Naas Cook has an MA in applied theology from Maryl-hurst University and a BS in natural resources from the Ohio State University. Her graduate work focused on the universal wisdom that the Jewish Sabbath offers for personal and planetary well-being in the modern world. Lisa writes and leads programs about sacred rest, intentional technol-ogy use, and the Universe Story in Hood River, Oregon.Location: HRICC Common Rooms- Columbia Gorge Community CollegeClass Fee: $0

Session: A6225-SS16aDate(s): 4/13/2016Day(s): WTime: 6:30 PM-8:30 PM

Pilates Mat-Instructor: . Pilates Studio InstructorsPilates Mat class blend muscle strength, endur-ance, flexibility, and respiratory components to create a well-rounded fitness program with great health benefits. Focus, coordination, stability, range of motion, power and stress management are just some of the attributes that will enrich your lives through these methods of exercise. Suited to all abilities and ages.Location: Pilates Studio of Hood River 2002 12th St Hood RiverClass Fee: $60Bring to Class: Wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle and Mat. Mats also available at studio.

Session: A6184-SS16aDate(s): 5/3/2016-5/20/2016Day(s): Tu, FTime: 12:00 PM-1:00 PM

Pilates Tower- Instructor: . Pilates Studio InstructorsCombining Mat work and Pilates tower equipment to strengthen the core, align the spine, generate muscle balance and flexibility. Great for all ages and abilities. $90 for 6 classesLocation: Pilates Studio of Hood River 2002 12th St Hood RiverClass Fee: $90Bring to Class: Wear loose fitting clothing and socks.

Session: A6026-SS16bDate(s): 5/3/2016-5/19/2016Day(s): Tu, ThTime: 4:00PM-5:00 PM

Session: A6026-SS16cDate(s): 7/6/2016-7/22/2016Day(s): W, FTime: 9:00AM-10:00AM

Session: A6024-SS16cDate(s): 7/9/2016Day(s): SaTime: 3:00 PM-6:00 PM

Session: A6024-SS16dDate(s): 8/6/2016Day(s): SaTime: 3:00 PM-6:00 PM

Session: A6024-SS16eDate(s): 9/3/2016Day(s): SaTime: 3:00 PM-6:00 PM

Clase de Primeros Auxilios, Resucitación Cardiopulmonar (CPR) y AED (en espanol) Instructor: Hood River Volunteer Fire DeptClase de Primeros Auxilios, Resucitación Cardio-pulmonar (CPR por sus siglas en inglés), y Desfi-brilador Externo Automático (AED por sus siglas en inglés.) La clase es en español. La clase de primeros auxilios le enseñara a efectivamente reconocer y asistir en los primeros minutos más críticos de una emergencia de persona adulta hasta que llegue la ayuda médica profesional. La clase también ofrece un entrenamiento completo de salud y seguridad para primeros auxilios de adultos, niños y bebés, resucitación cardiopulmo-nar (CPR), y uso del desfibrilador externo au-tomático (AED). El curso cumple con el requisito del Estado de Oregón para la licencia de guard-ería, efectivo desde el 22 de enero del 2015. La clase se llevará a cabo sin importar la cantidad de personas registradas. Instructoras: Gladys Rivera y/o Lorena Gonzalez Lugar: Departamento de los bomberos de Hood River, detrás de las albercas acuáticas. Número de clases: 1 Precio de clase: $45Location: Hood River Fire & EMS Station 1785 Meyer Pkwy (South of HR Pool) Hood RiverClass Fee: $45

Session: A6001-FW1516SPhDate(s): 4/30/2016Day(s): SaTime: 9:00AM-3:00 PMSession: A6001-SS16SPaDate(s): 5/28/2016Day(s): SaTime: 9:00AM-3:00 PM

Session: A6001-SS16SPbDate(s): 6/25/2016Day(s): SaTime: 9:00AM-3:00 PM

Session: A6001-SS16SPcDate(s): 7/30/2016Day(s): SaTime: 9:00AM-3:00 PM

Session: A6001-SS16SdDate(s): 8/27/2016Day(s): SaTime: 9:00AM-3:00 PM

Session: A6001-SS16speDate(s): 9/24/2016Day(s): SaTime: 9:00AM-3:00 PM

Foundation Training Workshop, Saturday May 7, 2-4pmInstructor: Sherry MeierImagine a life without pain or physical barriers keeping you from living the life you dream of. If you’re ready to claim that life, Foundation Train-ing will show you how to take control. The way you move influences your entire life. Unearth habits that create pain and discover how you can achieve strength, improve posture and per-form better at everything you do. Become the best version of you! Contact Sherry Meier, CFTI at: [email protected]: TBAClass Fee: $65

Session: A6222-SS16bDate(s): 5/7/2016Day(s): SaTime: 2:00 PM-4:00PM

Heartsaver CPR, AED and First Aid - HR Fire/EMS Instructor: Hood River Volunteer Fire DeptThe Heartsaver First Aid Course teaches rescu-ers to effectively recognize and treat adult emer-gencies in the critical first minutes until medical service personnel arrive. The course also provides a complete health and safety training and AHA approved solution for first aid, adult/child/infant CPR, and Automated External Defibrillation (AED). Course meets State of Oregon daycare licensing requirement If we do not have 4 students by the Monday before class, the class will be canceled.Location: Hood River Fire & EMS Station 1785 Meyer Pkwy (South of HR Pool) Hood RiverClass Fee: $45

Session: A6001-SS16aDate(s): 5/7/2016Day(s): SaTime: 9:00AM-3:00 PM

Session: A6001-SS16pDate(s): 6/4/2016Day(s): SaTime: 9:00AM-3:00 PM

Session: A6001-SS16cDate(s): 7/9/2016Day(s): SaTime: 9:00AM-3:00 PM

Session: A6001-SS16dDate(s): 8/6/2016Day(s): SaTime: 9:00AM-3:00 PM

Session: A6001-SS16eDate(s): 9/10/2016Day(s): SaTime: 9:00AM-3:00 PM

Improve Athletic Performance and Repair InjuriesInstructor: Carola StepperAdventurers have a special spirit and zeal for life. Unfortunately, your body does have limita-tions. Knowing how to prevent injuries for the active person is the best defense for staying at the top of your game. Learn how to drastically enhance your athletic performance and how to significantly reduce injuries so you DO NOT lose those gains.Location: Cascade Acupuncture Center/Bamboo Room 104 5th St Hood RiverClass Fee: $8


Learn how Accupuncture WorksInstructor: Carola StepperAn introduction to Acupuncture and Self-Acu-pressure Techniques Workshop. Information on Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine as a complete health care system, as well as instruction of Self-Acupressure Techniques for common ailments will be provided.Location: Cascade Acupuncture Center/Bamboo Room 104 5th St Hood RiverClass Fee: $8


Living with Chronic Pain: Tools for Management Instructor: Laurie VanCottA free 8 class series on Persistent (Chronic) pain is offered 3 times a year at Hood River Therapy. Persistent pain affects almost one in five Ameri-cans on a daily basis. Chronic pain is the result of nervous system dysfunction and can last for years. There may be a specific cause, but sometimes there is no clear cause at all. It can be crippling both physically and emotionally, but there are treatments available that can help. Facilitator by Laurie VanCott, physical therapist and other Columbia Gorge Health Care

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10 11that want to further their education in the medical field. this is the 5th year we have done this and we get 10% to give to the scholarship fund and it has been a profitable thing. I work with Collette Travel and we get groups of people that want to travel to different places. I you have a destination in your mind just let me know and I can see that you get there. We still get the 10%. So you travelers, let me know what you think. I hope you want to go have fun and see something amazing and fun. You will be very well taken care of. We always have a good time. When I get home from one of these trips, I always think it was the best. Then the nest one seems like it was. I just want to keep going to see all I can see. Please get in touch with any questions. Kay Lincoln Group Leader [email protected] 541-386-3177 cell: 503-490-3177Class Fee: $ 2999-Double; $4099- Single

Session: A9009-SS16aDate(s): 10/1/2016-10/8/2016Day(s): Su, M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa

Collette Vacations: Mackinac IslandInstructor: Collette VacationsMackinac Island featuring the Grand Hotel This classic Midwestern tour features Michigan, Wis-consin and Illinois. Savor two incredible nights amid the luxury of the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island. Enjoy a horse and buggy tour of Mackinac Island. Explore the wonderful city of Chicago with a local guide. Visit the Bavarian-influenced town of Frankenmuth. In Dearborn, experience the inspirational Henry Ford Museum and view historic homes and famous American workshops including those from Thomas Edison, Henry Ford and Robert Frost. Dine at the elegant Edsel and Eleanor Ford Estate and enjoy a private tour of their home. I am Kay Lincoln and I live in Hood River and am a vol-unteer at Providence Hood River Memorial Hospi-tal. We have a fundraiser for the people that want to further their education in the medical field. this is the 6th year we have done this and we get 10% to give to the scholarship fund and it has been a profitable thing. I work with Collette Travel and we get groups of people that want to travel to differ-ent places. I you have a destination in your mind just let me know and I can see that you get there. We still get the 10%. So you travelers, let me know what you think. I hope you want to go have fun and see something amazing and fun. You will be very well taken care of. We always have a good time. When I get home from one of these trips, I always think it was the best. Then the nest one seems like it was. I just want to keep going to see all I can see. Please get in touch with any ques-tions. Kay Lincoln Group Leader [email protected] 541-386-3177 cell: 503-490-3177Class Fee: $2899 double, $ 3699 single

Session: A9007-SS16aDate(s): 5/21/2016-5/28/2016Day(s): Su, M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa

Day Hike - SaturdayInstructor: Ed WalstonThe Saturday hikes will be led by Ed Walston (home 541-478-3362 or cell 541-308-5994). The meeting place is at the Coe Building 1009 Eugene St at 8:30 am. There may be Saturdays indicated with a # for 7:00 am and a * that will meet at 8:00 am. Registration ($3.00) for the hikes done on Saturday morning prior to leaving the parking lot. Carpool to trail-heads. For Washington hikes (indicated by a WA) Washington residents can meet at the Park and Ride just west of the bridge at 8:45 am (8:15 if indicated by "*"), but you must contact Ed, to schedule meeting. Three dogs are allowed on Saturday hikes. You must contact Ed to arrange for your dog. Online registration is not required, just show up Saturday morning and the specified time. April 2- Lower Deschutes- Moderate- elevation gain 800 ft., 7.5 miles- OR

April 9- Catherine Creek Trail- Moderate- elevation gain 600 ft, 4.2 miles- WA April 16- Coyote Wall and the Labyrinth- Moderate- elevation gain 800 ft, 7 miles-OR April #23- Cove Palisades Tum-a-Lau Trail- Mod-erate- elevation gain 600 ft, 6 miles- OR April 30- Jewett Creek Trail to Catherine Creek- Difficult- elevation gain 1800 ft, 10 miles, WA May 7 -Mosier Butte and Tom McCall Point- Moderate- elevation gain 1500 ft, 7.5 miles- OR May 14 -Pacific Crest Trail to the Three Spires Pinnacles- Moderate- elevation gain 900 ft, 7 miles- OR May 21 -Horsethief Lake Pictograph guided tour & Stacker Butte Trail- moderate-elevation gain 1150 ft, 7 miles- OR May 28 -Klickitat Rail Trail- moderate- elevation gain 270 ft & loss 270 ft, 7.8 miles, WA June 11 -Larch Mountain Crater Loop Trail- mod-erate- elevation gain 1300 6.5 miles-OR July #2 -June Lake to Chocolate Falls Southside Mountain St Helens- moderate - elevation gain 1100 ft, 6 miles- WA July 9 - Upper Salmon River Trail- moderate- elevation gain 1200 ft, 6 miles- OR July 23 - Gunsight Butte Trail- moderate- elevation gain 1000 ft, 6 miles- OR August *13 -Huckleberry Mountain Trail to Buck Peak - moderate- elevation gain 900 ft, 9 miles- OR September *24- Clackamas River Trail to Pup Creek Falls- moderate - elevation gain 1050 ft, 7.6 miles- OR October *8- Frog Lake Butte Trail to Lower Twin Lake- moderate- elevation gain 900 ft, 6.3 miles- OR October* 22- Old Salmon River Trail- moderate- elevation gain 100 ft, 5.2 miles- OR October *29- Oneonta Trail to Bell Creek junction- moderate- elevation gain 900 ft, 7 miles- OR November *5- John Day River Cottonwood Canyon Lost Corral Trail- moderate- elevation gain 100 ft, 8 miles- ORLocation: Coe Building - Parking LotClass Fee: $3Bring to Class: Equipment: day-pack, water (1-2 quarts), lunch, snacks, good hiking shoes, windbreaker, rain gear (if appropriate), and a sense of humor. Wildflower book and binoculars and also a camera may enhance the experience. Hikes will take place rain or shine, th

Session: A9000-SS16aDay(s): Sa

Day Hike - WednesdayInstructor: Ed WalstonThe Wednesday hikes will be led by Ed Walston (home 541-478-3362 or cell 541-308-5994). The meeting place is at the Park and Ride by the China Gorge at 8:30 am. There may be Wednesdays indicated with a # for 7:00 am and a * that will meet at 8:00 am. Registration ($3.00) for the hikes done on Saturday morning prior to leav-ing the parking lot. Carpool to trail-heads. For Washington hikes (indicated by a WA) Washington residents can meet at the Park and Ride just west of the bridge at 8:45 am (8:15 if indicated by "*"), but you must contact Ed, to schedule meeting. No dogs on Wednesday hikes. You must contact Ed to arrange for your dog. Online registration is not required, just show up Wednesday morning and the specified time. May #4- Cook Mountain Trail - difficult- elevation gain 1500 ft, 6 miles- WA May 11- Five Waterfalls hike in the Gorge- mod-erate- elevation gain 900 ft, 7 miles- OR May #18- Smith Rock State Park to Gray Butte Trail- moderate- elevation gain 800 ft, 7 miles- OR May 25- Pacific Crest Trail to Three Corner Rock- moderate- elevation gain 800 ft, 5 miles- WA June 1- Wahkeena Falls to Devils Rest- difficult- elevation gain 900 ft, 7 miles, OR June 8- Tamanawas Falls and Umbrella Falls Trail- moderate- elevation gain 900 ft, 7 miles- OR

June 15- Angels Rest trail- moderate- elevation gain 1500 ft, 5 miles- OR June 22- Whatum Lake to Chinidere Mountain- moderate- elevation gain 1500 ft, 5 miles- OR June 29- Ramona Falls Trail- moderate- elevation gain 1000ft, 7.1 miles- OR July 6- Larch Mountain Trail to Multnomah Ba-sin- difficult- elevation gain 2300 ft, 11 miles- OR July 13- Lookout Mountain to Fret Creek Trail-head- moderate- elevation gain 800 ft., 5 miles- OR July 20- Cape Horn Loop Trail- moderate- elevation gain 1700 ft, 6 miles- WA July 27- Lost Lake butte and Trail around Lost Lake- moderate- elevation gain 11400 ft, 7.2 miles- OR August *17- Vista Ridge Trail to Elk Cove Mead-ows- moderate- elevation gain 1850 ft, 7.5 miles- OR August *31- Cloud Cap Loop trail- difficult- elevation gain- 1500 ft, 7 miles, OR September * 7- Burnt Lake Trail- moderate- elevation gain 1500 ft, 6.8 miles-OR September *21- Vista Ridge to Owl Point- moder-ates- elevation gain 650 ft, 5.5 miles- ORLocation: Park and Ride- Old Columbia River Hwy (By China Gorge Restaurant)Class Fee: $3Bring to Class: Equipment: day-pack, water (1-2 quarts), lunch, snacks, good hiking shoes, wind-breaker, rain gear (if appropriate), and a sense of humor. Wildflower book and binoculars and also a camera may enhance the experience. Hikes will take place rain or shine, th

Session: A9000-SS16bDate(s): 5/4/2016-9/21/2016Day(s): W

Mystery Trips - Every month - Something DifferentInstructor: Mystery Trip GuideCome join the 'fun group' that gets together every month to venture out on Community Eds Mystery Trips. The trips are typically the third Wednesday of every month (usually skipping December & Jan-uary), trips leave Hood River at 9 am and are back by 6 pm. No one but the bus driver knows where they are going, sometimes there's a hint, but not always. Trip includes an 'adventure of some kind' with a nice lunch. Come join the fun!Location: LDS Church Parking Lot NW corner 18th & May St Hood RiverClass Fee: $45

Session: A9092-FW1516 AprDate(s): 4/13/2016Day(s): WTime: 9:00AM-5:00 PM

Session: A9092-SS16a MayDate(s): 5/18/2016Day(s): WTime: 9:00AM-5:00 PM

Session: A9092-SS16a JuneDate(s): 6/15/2016Day(s): WTime: 9:00AM-5:00 PM

Session: A9092-SS16a JulyDate(s): 7/20/2016Day(s): WTime: 9:00AM-5:00 PM

Session: A9092-SS16AugustDate(s): 8/17/2016Day(s): WTime: 9:00AM-5:00 PM

Session: A9092-SS16SeptDate(s): 9/21/2016Day(s): WTime: 9:00AM-5:00 PM

QigongInstructor: Dave Martin, LAc EAMPQigong, translating as breathing skills, or energy skills, is a Chinese practice used for the protection of health with a history spanning over 3000 years. During qigong exercise the body is gently moved through all of its ranges of motion in movements coordinated with the breath and with a focused mental attitude. There is little striving; instead, staying relaxed and comfortable throughout the movements is of paramount importance. With daily repetition over time, the joints open, the legs become strong, the structure of the body is balanced and straightened, and organ function, including that of the nervous system and brain is improved. For more information please call Trinity Natural Medicine (541)386-2025 or visit www.trinitynaturalmedicine.org On Going – Students are welcome to join at any time ***No registration through Community Ed***Location: Trinity Natural Medicine Body Arts StudioClass Fee: $12Session: A6222-SS16aDay(s): FTime: 4:00PM-5:00 PM

Tai Chi and Qigong, Energy and PrinciplesInstructor: Janet EssleySpring Term Special- Wild Goose Qigong! Tai chi practice is a form of moving meditation that devel-ops one's health and body strength through relax-ation and movement of the entire body. The class is based on the Simplified 24 Form (Yang style) sequence practiced in China as a basic health exercise. We will learn gentle movements that can be learned and repeated by themselves or strung together into a slow 'dance'. Students will be intro-duce to Chinese philosophical concept of yin-yang balance as it related to health and movement and to the meridians and energy centers of the body. Beginners are welcome as the class will be geared to multiple levels of experience. Intermediate or advanced students will learn methods of training to increase their understanding of the art and gain insight into body structure and balance. Qigong: These ancient Chinese exercises are excellent for improving health, reducing stress, and increas-ing mental focus, strength and balance. Qigong is practiced as sequences of simple stretching move-ments with an emphasis on relaxation and body alignment. Qi Gong means 'the study of energy' moving through and around the body. The class will be taught at multiple skill levels, for the begin-ner as well as for those with prior experience in Tai Chi or Qigong, or for those wishing to improve their abilities in other physical activities.Location: May Street Elementary School - Caf-eteriaClass Fee: $45

Session: A6060-SS16aDate(s): 4/20/2016-5/25/2016Day(s): WTime: 6:30 PM-8:00PM

Yoga for a Healthy Pelvic Floor-Flow Yoga Series with Laurie VanCott, MSPTInstructor: Laurie VanCottThis fun class introduces ways to strengthen and relax through the pelvic floor muscles. Not sure you are performing a Kegel or activating or Mula Bandha correctly. Here is your chance to find out. You will walk away form this class with an understanding on how to truly strengthen and relax the pelvic floor in your yoga practice. $40 per class or $100 for all three of the Flow Yoga Series. To receive the discounted rate, please call 541-386-2055.Location: Flow Yoga 118 3rd St Hood RiverClass Fee: $40


Yoga for Low Back and Hip Pain-Flow Yoga Series with Laurie VanCott, MSPTInstructor: Laurie VanCottCombining recent physical therapy research and knowledge on low back pain, you will learn yoga poses that will help gain strength, stability and mobility in your lower back, hips, and sacrum. This short yoga practice will help reduce or even eliminate pain. $40 per class or $100 for all three of the Flow Yoga Series. To receive the discounted rate, please call 541-386-2055.Location: Flow Yoga 118 3rd St Hood RiverClass Fee: $40

Session: A6207-SS16bDate(s): 5/7/2016Day(s): SaTime: 2:00 PM-3:30PM

Yoga for Neck and Shoulder Pain-Flow Yoga Series with Laurie VanCott, MSPTInstructor: Laurie VanCottThis class focuses on educating the recreational yogi on methods to treat there own neck and shoulder pain through there yoga practice. You will learn good neck and shoulder alignment, stretch-ing and strengthening. $40 per class or $100 for all three of the Flow Yoga Series. To receive the discounted rate, please call 541-386-2055.Location: Flow Yoga 118 3rd St Hood RiverClass Fee: $40

Session: A6207-SS16cDate(s): 5/7/2016Day(s): SaTime: 4:00PM-5:30 PM

Yoga Retreat at the Trout Lake Abbey with Laurie VanCott, MSPTInstructor: Laurie VanCottCome Relax and Renew at this two night retreat. All yoga levels welcome. Take a break from your daily routine and give yourself time to reflect and recharge. The retreat will include 4 yoga classes, acupuncture, and healthy and nutritious meals. There will also be time to enjoy the beautiful sur-roundings on Saturday mid-day. Walk the grounds and gardens of the Abbey or hike or bike ride at near by Mt. Adams. Accommodation options separate. Call the Trout Lake Abbey to book your lodging 509-395-2030. Options include rooms in the bed and breakfast, bunk room, and camping or RV parking. Arrive Friday Afternoon 4 pm first yoga class at 4:30pm and Depart Sunday 1 pm Location: Trout Lake Abbey, 46 Stoller Rd Trout Lake, WA Cost $210Location: Trout Lake Abbey 46 Stoller Rd Trout Lake WAClass Fee: $210

Session: A6028-SS16aDate(s): 5/13/2016-5/15/2016Time: 4:00PM-11:55 PMDay(s): F-Su

Yoga-Mommy- n - meInstructor: Ginny ThompsonPartner with baby, birth to 3 years of age, for a yoga practice to improve your overall well-being, while building positive body awareness and strength. We will practice yoga posture to boost the immune system, improve sleep cycles and improve digestion. During class moms/caregivers will receive massage techniques for Yogi and baby, creating life-long bonding experiences. Bring out your inner child with Sing & Do Poses and join us

for lots of fun! To register please call Trinity Natu-ral Medicine (541) 386-2025 or email [email protected] Instructor: Ginny Thompson Location: Trinity Body Arts Studio, 1808 Belmont Ave., Hood River (Studio entrance is on the east side of Trinity Natural Medicine) Start Date: 9/07/2015 (On Going – Students are wel-come to join at any time) Days: F Start Time: 9:00 AM End Time: 10:00 AM Class Fee: 8 classes for $60 or $10 Drop-In ***No registration through Community Ed***Location: Trinity Natural Medicine Body Arts StudioBring to Class: Wear comfortable clothing. Yoga mats and props are available. Be sure baby is fed and well rested. Floor is covered with cushy mats for added protection and comfort.

Session: P1160-SS16aDay(s): MTime: 9:00AM-10:00AM

Skills Training

Providence Hospice Volunteer TrainingInstructor: Christine JonesThis is a 4 day course that will provide you with the skills and tools you need to support your com-munity. We prepare you to offer support at a time when a person is most vulnerable. This course will teach you special skills that you may find helpful in caring for your own family and friends. Course topics include family dynamics, communication and stress, bereavement, dementia and volunteer expectations. Each topic is presented by hospice personnel who can offer advice from their many years of personal and professional experience and more. There are limitless ways in which the hospice volunteer may serve patients and families such as, bereavement support, children's grief group, pet care and massage therapy. Pre-regis-tration with instructor prior to first class meeting is required. Pass a criminal background check and drug test. Must attend all four class sessions in this series. Upon completion of training and clearances, commit to being a volunteer for a recommended minimum of one year. Classes are on Friday evening and the following Saturday for 2 consecutive weekends. Contact Christine at [email protected] or 541-387-6449 to get registered.Location: Providence Hospice Building 1630 Woods Court Hood RiverClass Fee: $0

Session: A8618-SS16aFri 05/06 06:00 pm 08:30 pmSat 05/07 08:00 am 04:30 pmFri 05/13 06:00 pm 08:30 pmSat 05/14 08:00 am 04:30 pm

Trips and Tours - Adult

Collette Vacations: Colors of New EnglandInstructor: Collette VacationsBe charmed by the colors of New England on this 8-day tour that brings you from the heart of his-toric Boston to the farms, coast and mountains of the north. Tour historic Boston during a two-night stay. Explore Woodstock, Vermont, a quintessen-tial New England village. Tour Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream Factory and sample some of its delicious creations. Watch apples transform into cider before your eyes at Cold Hollow Cider Mill. Learn about the maple sugaring industry of New England on a farm tour of the Rocks Estate. Relax as your cruise along Lake Winnipesaukee, admiring the splendid views. Dig in at a traditional New England lobster dinner. Admire Maine’s dramatic coast and discover the seaside communities of Boothbay Harbor and Kennebunkport. This is New England. I am Kay Lincoln and I live in Hood River and am a volunteer at Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital. We have a fundraiser for the people

12 13connected to themselves, new skills, and new friends, with inspiration to become positive leaders and change makers in our world. Students who participate fully and complete course requirements to a satisfactory level will walk away with a certificate of course completion to be brought to their high school administrator for approval of one semester of high school science credit. Pre-approval of credit is recommended. 4 credits of college credit are also offered. Please call Cascade Mountain School (503-358-1949) for additional infor-mation or questions. 20 hours of service available.*** No registration through Community Ed.***Location: Cascade Mountain School - Various Locations

Session: R0050-SS16aDate(s): 7/10/2016-7/24/2016

Cascade Mountain School: Farm to Table Bike Camp for Middle SchoolInstructor: Cascade Mountain SchoolJoin us for a residential summer camp for middle school students in Trout Lake, WA. Modeled after our fabulous farming adventure last summer, we will explore Trout Lake, WA, a quiet agricultural valley at the base of Mt. Adams in the Columbia River Gorge, for a fun week of farming and biking. Our ‘base camp’ will be Broad Fork Farms, a beautiful working organic farm. Each day we will bike to different farms and get our hands dirty helping out. Afternoons we will find time for recreation, relaxation, and enjoyment. In the evenings, we will create delicious meals from what food we’ve harvested during the day. During the week we will have a chance to learn about a diverse spectrum of agricul-ture–organic dairy, artisan cheese making, beekeep-ing, vegetable and herb growing, as well as pastured livestock for wool and meat production. As we work and play, we will have conversations about the challenges and opportunities of farming and dive into relevant sci-ence and policy topics. If you love food, the outdoors, to learn and try new things, and if you are curious about organic farming–this week is for you. The camp ends with a celebratory dinner for students and their fami-lies on the final evening. Families, please join us for a camp slideshow and 2pm Harvest lunch made by the course participants. 10 hours of Service credit avail-able. Register @ www.cascademountainschool.org/registration *** No registration through Community Ed.***Location: Cascade Mountain School - Various LocationsBring to Class: Cascade Mountain School will provide course materials. Students who have their own bikes and camping gear should bring it. Cascade Mountain School can provide camping gear and bikes for those that need it.


Rock Climbing- Climbing Wall Rodeo 4-8 yearsInstructor: HRCE Certified CoachesClimbing Wall RodeoFun for beginners and experienced climbers alike. Opportunities for Prizes. Location: Hood River Middle School - Gym OldClass Fee: $10

Session: R0045-SS16aDate(s): 5/10/2016Day(s): TuTime: 4:00PM-6:00 PM

Rock Climbing- Climbing Wall Rodeo 9 yearsInstructor: HRCE Certified CoachesClimbing Wall RodeoFun for beginners and experienced climbers alike. Opportunities for Prizes.Location: Hood River Middle School - Gym MPRClass Fee: $10

Session: R0045-SS16bDate(s): 5/10/2016Day(s): TuTime: 6:00 PM-8:00P

Rock Climbing - Outdoor ClassesInstructor: John Rust, Lisa Rust, Hugh Brown, Lisa KosglowIntroduction to climbing outdoors, clients will learn to belay, rappel and ascend safely. Basic instruction in climbing technique. Call to schedule a time. Minimum party of 3.Maximum party of 10.Class fee: $70 per person

Session: R9074-SS16aDate(s): Call to schedule or email [email protected]

Smith Rocks Climbing CampInstructor: John RustEnjoy five full days of technical rock climbing instruction at Smith Rocks State Park. Spend the nights camping near the park. Instruc-tion on the rocks will include the appropriate use of all equipment, how to belay, rappel and follow a lead. More advanced climbers will be given instruction on lead climbing and climbing techniques. Returning campers may learn crack climbing technique including gear placement. Climbers are divided into appropriate daily groups taking into consideration age, ability, goals and friends. We do the classics: The Dihe-drals, Morning Glory, Monkey Face, Cinnamon Slab, Spiderman and more. Climbing instruction will be done with absolute safety in mind, using state of the art equipment. With 25 plus years of climbing experience you'll be able to pick your instructors brain on any climbing and mountain-eering topic that interests you. Call John Rust at 541-490-9104 to register. Meet Sunday at Jack-son Park in Hood River.Location: Smith Rocks State ParkClass Fee: $650


Basketball

Basketball- Adult Open Gym Cascade LocksInstructor: Phil NolinOpen gym for community basketball for all com-munity members 18 years or older who enjoy basketball. Come and play! Cost is $5/per person. Or $2.00 per night.Location: Cascade Locks School - GymnasiumClass Fee: $5Bring to Class: bring comfortable clothing and reli-able gym shoes

Session: R2013-SS16aDate(s): 4/21/2016-8/30/2016Tuesday, Thursdays- 6:30pm-9:00pmSundays - 2:00pm-5:00pm

Basketball Youth Camp-with Shawn JohnsonInstructor: Shawn JohnsonShawn Johnson 3 day camp- Learn basic basketball skills. Location: Westside Elementary School - GymClass Fee: $40Bring to Class: Water bottle and snacks

Session: R2022-SS16bDate(s): 6/20/2016-6/21/2016Day(s): M, TuTime: 10:00AM-1:00 PM

Basketball- Youth Open GymInstructor: John RustGym supervision will be provided by Community Education Youth Basketball coaches/volunteers to provide indoor open court basketball for elemen-tary age girls and boys, 2 to 6 grades. The loca-tion will be at Westside Gymnasium. Coaches/Volunteers will run athletes through a short skill development warm-up and after the kids will play 3 v 3 to 5 v 5; half court to full court situations. The goal is to provide consistent access to courts and continue the youth basketball skill acquisi-tion. Indoor play is necessary due to unfavorable outdoor conditions including winds, high heat and low availability of courts.Gym time will be from 4:30 to 6 PM on Sundays starting May 1 and running through July 10 (no practice on May 29 (Memorial Day weekend) and July 3 (4th of July weekend).Volunteers are needed for May.Location: Westside Elementary School - GymClass Fee: $5Bring to Class: bring comfortable clothing and reliable gym shoes

Session: R2013-SS16bDate(s): 5/1/2016-7/102016Day(s): SuTime: 4:30 PM-6:00 PM

Sports and RecreationAdventure and Climbing

New for 2016-Let’s Get Out Forest and Farm (ages 5-7) is a full-day outdoor day camp where chil-dren will explore both a working farm and sur-rounding forest. Children will develop connections between farmscape and wild nature as they track, mimic, dig, plant, create, harvest, cook, build, collect and observe. Children will investigate, interact with and care for domesticated animals like chickens and pigs and their wild cousins as well as explore the vital role that insects play in both the farm and forest environments. Utilizing wilderness awareness games, fort and shelter building and art and cooking projects like making ice cream using supplies gathered on the farm or from farmers close by, instructors help cultivate a sense of curiosity and wonder in our youngest campers. Each day includes free time to explore, move bodies and quiet time to rest and read stories. In true Let’s Get Out fashion, our Forest and Farm session promises to be a fun, engaging program for kids who need to move and curious kids alike See- Youth, General Interest for full class details on Let's Get Out Camps..

Let’s Get Out Explorers (ages 5-7) is a half-day outdoor day camp that focuses on creat-ing a sense of wonder in children and encourages outdoor exploration of the natural world. Kids will investigate animals that live in the gorge, collect and inspect aquatic insects, identify native edible plants and play lots of games. During camp chil-dren will have a combination of guided exploration utilizing activities, games and stories as well as free time to play, move their bodies and work on a nature based craft project. See- Youth, General Interest for full class details on Let's Get Out Camps.

Let’s Get Out Adventurers (ages 8-13) is an introduction to adventure sports while foster-ing an appreciation for our unique area. Each day, participants will take part in a different adven-ture while exploring the Columbia Gorge Area. Class includes white water rafting, rock climbing, mountain biking, hiking, caving, swimming hole exploring, shelter building, wilderness awareness skills, team building, and service project activities. Instruction is provided on each activity including equipment operation, safety, utilizing common sense and risk assessment. Leave No Trace Ethics

are taught throughout the week. The week also includes a stewardship project with a local agency or non-profit. Stewardship projects help children understand the larger picture of land manage-ment, volunteerism and natural resources. Activi-ties may vary due to weather conditions. All equip-ment and transportation is provided.See- Youth, General Interest for full class details on Let's Get Out Camps.

Cascade Mountain School- Girls Rock Science CampInstructor: Emily GoodwinThis 7-day, 6-night camp will be an amazing and fun experience for young girls to gain wilderness & leader-ship skills along with science education in the Cascade Mountains. Professionals from the field will join along to share their scientific expertise in the field. The trip will include backpacking, camping, mountaineer-ing, service and scientific exploration. No experience necessary!This trip is only offered for girls in order to facilitate a supportive environment that focuses on the unique ways girls learn and lead in the world to provide rich field-based science learning and the development of personal strength, leadership, and confidence. Located at the base of Mt. Adams, we will dive into the interconnected scientific studies of glaciology, volcanol-ogy, hydrology, and ecology. These topics will be dis-cussed through the adventures of backpacking, rafting, and biking through the beautiful Trout Lake, WA. ***No registrations through Community Ed***Location: Cascade Mountain School - Various LocationsBring to Class: Cascade Mountain School will provide course materials.

Session: Y8082-SS16aDate(s): 7/31/2016-8/6/2016Register at www.cascademountainschool.org/registra-tion

Cascade Mountain School- MacGyver Overnight CampInstructor: Emily GoodwinWant to be a 24/7 MacGyver? This is the camp for you. For five days we'll work together on a group challenge that will require planning, engineering, building and tin-kering. Campers will get trained in the safe use of basic power tools and then use those skills to construct a life-size solution to their challenge. It might be a bridge over a creek, a tree-house fortress, or a vehicular contraption. When not working on their project camp-ers will partake in traditional camp activities: games, skits, songs and campfires (conditions permitting). This 5-day, 4-night MacGyver Camp led by Jackson Perrin of Gorge MakerSpace gives students a whole week of creative adventure, tinkering, and exploring. Expect an adventure-filled week teeming with new challenges, scenarios, and friendships. Participants do not need any special experience, though they should be mature, capable of being away from home for 4 nights, and eas-ily work within a cooperative group setting. ***No registration through Community Ed***Location: Cascade Mountain School - Various LocationsRegister at www.cascademountainschool.org/registra-tionBring to Class: Cascade Mountain School will provide course materials.

Session: Y8081-SS16aDate(s): 7/25/2016-7/29/2016

Cascade Mountain School- Middle School Mountain CampInstructor: Cascade Mountain SchoolThis hosting a 6-day, 5-night adventure camp that includes whitewater rafting, spelunking in lava tubes, hiking to mountaintop vistas, biking through the valley, and learning watershed science. We’ll be based in the White Salmon River Valley in Trout Lake, Washington. Students should expect to make new friends, learn new ways of traveling in the outdoors, and come home excited about exploring the Columbia River Gorge and the Cascade Mountains. No experience necessary; beginner explorers welcome! Register @ www.cascade-mountainschool.org/registration ***No registration through Community Ed***Location: Cascade Mountain School - Various LocationsBring to Class: Cascade Mountain School will provide course materials. Participants who have their own bikes should bring them. Cascade Mountain School can provide a bike if someone needs one.


Cascade Mountain School- Middle School Mountain CampInstructor: Cascade Mountain SchoolThis hosting a 6-day, 5-night adventure camp that includes whitewater rafting, spelunking in lava tubes, hiking to mountaintop vistas, biking through the valley, and learning watershed science. We’ll be based in the White Salmon River Valley in Trout Lake, Washington. Students should expect to make new friends, learn new ways of traveling in the outdoors, and come home excited about exploring the Columbia River Gorge and the Cascade Mountains. No experience necessary; beginner explorers welcome! Register @ www.cascade-mountainschool.org/registration *** No registration through Community Ed.***Location: Cascade Mountain School - Various LocationsBring to Class: Cascade Mountain School will provide course materials. Participants who have their own bikes should bring them. Cascade Mountain School can provide a bike if someone needs one.

Session: R0038-SS16bDate(s): 7/17/2016-7/22/2016

Cascade Mountain School- Mt Adams Moun-tain to Valley for High SchoolInstructor: Emily GoodwinIn this 14-day summer science course, students will conduct meaningful ecological research while hiking, backpacking, and camping near Mt. Adams in the Pa-cific Northwest. Students will spend time exploring the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, investigating the alpine meadows, lakes, and glaciers of Mt. Adams, and collab-orating with local scientists on ongoing ecological stud-ies. Students will also spend time on a small organic farm to learn about the challenges of local and global food systems while offering service to local farmers. Students should expect a rigorous academic program coupled with relaxation and outdoor recreation. Topics covered include: mountain and forest ecology, glaciol-ogy, soil science, food systems, and climate change. In between service projects and learning from profes-sionals, students will gain mountaineering skills on Mt. Adams, bike through the Trout Lake Valley, backpack through Yakama Nation and Gifford Pinchot National Forest, and finish the course with a celebratory white water rafting trip down the White Salmon River! This invigorating place-based course will leave students

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14 15Football- Youth Football Blue/Gold Camp (grades 1-8)Instructor: Caleb SperryHRV Football Coaches and players will instruct players in proper techniques, fundamentals and drills that are learned and used in the high school program. This program is for grades 1-8.Location: Hood River Valley High School - Field - Football PracticeClass Fee: $45

Session: R1006-SS16aDate(s): 8/1/2016-8/4/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, ThTime: 5:30 PM-6:30 PM

Golf and Tennis

Golf-Get Golf Ready- Level 1 Instructor: Mark GradinIntroductory group golf lessons covering putting, pre-shot fundamentals, full swing basics, pitching, chipping and Certificate of Completion. Student to instructor ratio 8:1. Clubs and range balls provid-ed. Please wear sturdy, closed toed shoes. Class held at Indian Creek Golf Course- 3605 Brookside Dr, Hood River. No discounts or tuition waivers. No class 5/07/2016 or 06/18/2016.

Location: Indian Creek Golf Course, 3605 Brook-side Dr Hood RiverClass Fee: $80

Session: R3015-SS16aDate(s): 4/23/2016-5/21/2016Day(s): SaTime: 9:30 AM-10:30AM

Session: R3015-SS16bDate(s): 5/10/2016-5/31/2016Day(s): TuTime: 5:30 PM-6:30 PM

Session: R3015-SS16cDate(s): 6/4/2016-7/2/2016Day(s): SaTime: 9:30 AM-10:30AM

Session: R3015-SS16dDate(s): 6/7/2016-6/28/2016Day(s): TuTime: 5:30 PM-6:30 PM

Session: R3015-SS16hDate(s): 7/12/2016-8/2/2016Day(s): TuTime: 9:30 AM-10:30AM

Session: R3015-SS16eDate(s): 7/16/2016-8/6/2016Day(s): SaTime: 9:30 AM-10:30AM

Session: R3015-SS16gDate(s): 8/16/2016-9/6/2016Day(s): TuTime: 5:30 PM-6:30 PM

Session: R3015-SS16fDate(s): 8/27/2016-9/17/2016Day(s): SaTime: 9:30 AM-10:30AM

Golf-Get Golf Ready- Level 2 Instructor: Mark GradinGroup golf lessons designed for the student who has completed the Get Golf Ready Level 1 or equivalent experience. Material covered includes full swing, short game, etiquette, rules, skills test and Certificate of Completion. Stu-dent to instruction ratio is 8:1. Clubs and range

balls provided. Please wear sturdy closed-toed shoes. Class held at Indian Creek Golf Course: 3605 Brookside Dr, Hood River. No discounts or tuition waivers. No class 5/07/2016 or 06/18/2016.Location: Indian Creek Golf Course, 3605 Brookside Dr Hood RiverClass Fee: $100

Session: R3016-SS16aDate(s): 5/12/2016-6/2/2016Day(s): ThTime: 5:30 PM-6:30 PM

Session: R3016-SS16bDate(s): 6/9/2016-6/30/2016Day(s): ThTime: 5:30 PM-6:30 PM

Session: R3016-SS16cDate(s): 7/14/2016-8/4/2016Day(s): ThTime: 5:30 PM-6:30 PM

Session: R3016-SS16dDate(s): 8/18/2016-9/8/2016Day(s): ThTime: 5:30 PM-6:30 PM

Golf-SNAG / Starting New at Golf (Ages 5-8) Instructor: Mark GradinThis program is based on Physical Education Standards using over-sized equipment that is easy for children to develop basic golf skills. Foundational elements of golf grip, putting and chipping are developed in 3- 20 minute ses-sions. All golf equipment providedLocation: Indian Creek Golf Course, 3605 Brookside Dr Hood River. No class 5/07/2016 or 06/18/2016.Class Fee: $75

Session: R3014-SS16aDate(s): 4/23/2016-5/21/2016Day(s): SaTime: 2:00 PM-2:30PM

Session: R3014-SS16bDate(s): 6/4/2016-7/2/2016Day(s): SaTime: 2:00 PM-2:30PM

Session: R3014-SS16cDate(s): 7/11/2016-8/8/2016Day(s): MTime: 2:00 PM-2:30PM

Session: R3014-SS16dDate(s): 8/15/2016-9/5/2016Day(s): MTime: 2:00 PM-2:30PM

Session: R3014-SS16eDate(s): 9/19/2016-10/10/2016Day(s): MTime: 2:00 PM-2:30PM

Tennis - Youth Camp (ages 8-12) Instructor: Bea HagerThis camp is for the beginning to intermediate players. The focus will be on skill development and tennis games. Ages 8-12.Location: Hood River City Tennis CourtsClass Fee: $60Bring to Class: Tennis racquet and water bottleSession: R3001-SS16aDate(s): 6/27/2016-6/30/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, ThTime: 9:30 AM-11:30PM

Session: R3001-SS16bDate(s): 7/11/2016-7/14/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, ThTime: 9:30 AM-11:30AM

Session: R3001-SS16cDate(s): 8/1/2016-8/4/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, ThTime: 9:30 AM-11:30AM

Tennis- Middle School and High School Tennis Camp Instructor: Bea HagerTennis Camp for middle school and high school players. Working on tennis skills and match play strategies. Mini tournament scheduled for Thursdays, class. Ages 12-18 years old. (11 year olds with prior tennis experience can partici-pate)Location: Hood River City Tennis CourtsClass Fee: $75Bring to Class: Tennis racquet and water bottle

Session: R3000-SS16aDate(s): 7/18/2016-7/21/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, ThTime: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM

Session: R3000-SS16bDate(s): 8/8/2016-8/11/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, ThTime: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM

Tennis Program- Intermediate/AdvancedInstructor: Bea HagerThis is a program for players who already have some tennis experience. It is designed to help improve technical skills as well as provide match play with players of similar levels. Mon-Wed will consist of drill classes, with match play on Thursday. If players are below 7th grade but have experience they may request special per-mission to join this program.Location: Hood River City Tennis CourtsClass Fee: $160

Session: R3009-SS16BDate(s): 9/6/2016-10/6/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, ThTime: 3:45 PM-5:00 PM

Tennis Program-Beginning/IntermediateInstructor: Bea HagerThis class is for players with little to no tennis experience, and will be focused on teaching basic tennis skills with some matchplay.Location: Hood River City Tennis CourtsClass Fee: $90

Session: R3009-SS16ADate(s): 9/6/2016-10/5/2016Day(s): M, Tu, WTime: 5:15 PM-6:00 PM

HRVHS Youth Basketball Camp (grades 2-6)Instructor: Hood River Valley BasketballHosted by HRVHS Athletes and Coaches; Join HRVHS Boys and Girls Varsity Players and Coaches to learn and reinforce basic techniques, hone your skills, and reinforce positive sportsmanship on the court. Please indicate in notes which days student will be attending if not attending every day of camp.Location: Westside Elementary School - GymClass Fee: 1 day of camp - $20.00 each, 2 days of camp - $40.00 each, 3 days (all) of camp - $60.00 each

Session: R2012-SS16aDate(s): 6/22/2016-6/24/2016Day(s): W, Th, FTime: 10:00AM-1:00 PM

Football

Football- Gorge Tackle Football League (3/4 grade)Instructor: . HRCE Certified CoachesThe annual season for the Gorge Football League (established 2000). There will be a 3rd-4th grade division, 5th-6th grade division. . Proof of Insurance is required upon registration. Physicals are not required but we recommend every athlete complete one the first year they start and once every two years after. Registra-tion is limited so please register early. Players will play full contact football and all equipment meets current safety standards. The season consists of six games, with some being held at White Salmon, Stevenson, Lyle, Goldendale and The Dalles. There are two practices per week. Coaches attend a training and volunteers are needed. The Blue-Gold Football Camp with the HRVHS varsity players and coaches is $45 (shorts, cleats and a grey shirt). Please regis-ter separately. Equipment handout will be held August 3 at 6:30 pm. There is a Youth Football Hamburger Feed Fundraiser -Location: Wyeast Middle SchoolClass Fee: $115

Session: R1000-SS16a3/4Date(s): 8/8/2016-10/21/2016Time: evening practice with games on Saturdays

Football- Gorge Tackle Football League (5/6 grade)Instructor: . HRCE Certified CoachesThe annual season for the Gorge Football League (established 2000) will begin on August 11th. There will be a 3rd-4th grade division, 5th-6th grade division. Proof of Insurance is required upon registration. Physicals are not required but we recommend every athlete complete one the first year they start and once every two years after. Registration is limited so please register early. Players will play full contact football and all equip-ment meets current safety standards. The season consists of six games, with some being held at White Salmon, Stevenson, Lyle, Goldendale and The Dalles. There are two practices per week. Coaches attend a training and volunteers are needed. Registration deadline is August 1st. The Blue-Gold Football Camp with the HRVHS varsity players and coaches is $45 (shorts, cleats and a grey shirt). Please register separately. Dates are: August 1-4 is for athletes grades 3rd through 6th. Equipment handout is Wed August 3 from 6:30 Location: Wyeast Middle SchoolClass Fee: $115

Session: R1000-SS16a5/6Date(s): 8/8/2016-10/21/2016Day(s): Practices weeknights, games on Saturday

Football- Flag Football (1st-2nd grade)Instructor: HRCE Certified CoachesFlag football league for youth grades 1-4, will be coed and non-contact. This is a chance for ath-letes to learn the rules and skills of football and have a great time. Athletes will practice two times per week in a single location (preferably at their home school) and play in these teams for the games. Season runs September through early October. Games are played with teams from Hood River and The Dalles. This is in conjunction with NFL Flag Football and Play 60! Details for prac-tices will be determined at the meeting on August 15th at 5:30 pm. Practices will be at WyEast Middle School.Location: Wy'East Middle School CafeteriaClass Fee: $50

Session: R1004-SS16aDate(s): 8/15/2016-10/29/2016Time: evening practices with games on Saturdays

Football- Flag Football (3-4 grade)Instructor: HRCE Certified CoachesFlag football league for youth grades 1-4, will be coed and non-contact. This is a chance for ath-letes to learn the rules and skills of football and have a great time. Athletes will practice two times per week in a single location (preferably at their home school) and play in these teams for the games. Season runs September through early October. Games are played with teams from Hood

River and The Dalles. This is in conjunction with NFL Flag Football and Play 60! Details for prac-tices will be determined at the meeting on August 15th at 5:30 pm. Practices will be at WyEast Middle School.Location: Wy'East Middle School CafeteriaClass Fee: $50

Session: R1004-SS16bDate(s): 8/15/2016-10/29/2016Time: evening practice with games on Saturdays

Football- Lineman Training with LinePro Football (13-18 years) Instructor: Alex LinnenkohlLearn the latest and greatest techniques from high level detailed coaches who were recently col-lege and/or pro players -Build the confidence re-quired to win individual battles on the field -Learn how to have FUN while working hard and building discipline.Location: Wy'East Middle School - Field FootballClass Fee: attending 1 camp - $40.00 each attending 2 camps - $35.00 each

Session: R1009-SS16cDate(s): 5/14/2016Day(s): SaTime: 12:30PM-2:30PM

Session: R1009-SS16dDate(s): 5/21/2016Day(s): SaTime: 12:30PM-2:30PM

Football- Lineman Training with LinePro Football (8-12 years) Instructor: Alex LinnenkohlLearn the latest and greatest techniques from high level detailed coaches who were recently col-lege and/or pro players -Build the confidence re-quired to win individual battles on the field -Learn how to have FUN while working hard and building discipline.Location: Wy'East Middle School - Field FootballClass Fee: attending 1 camp - $40.00 each attending 2 camps - $35.00 each

Session: R1009-SS16aDate(s): 5/14/2016Day(s): SaTime: 10:00AM-12:00 PM

Session: R1009-SS16bDate(s): 5/21/2016Day(s): SaTime: 10:00AM-12:00 PM

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Join CSRT’s Youth MT. Bike Club! The club emphasize fun, technique, and fitness. Riders will work on improving MT. Bike riding technique, while exploring trails and having fun with their friends. The club

will meet every week throughout July and August. The 2.5hr riding sessions consist of 1 hour of drills and technique, with the second half dedicated to riding and exploring local trails. The 4th day of every

month consists of a 3hr shuttle ride. Go to cooperspurraceteam.org for club dates, dues and to register online.

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Lacrosse- HRYL Girls Summer Lacrosse (Grades 7-8)Instructor: Wynne LobelInstructional and scrimmage league for 7th & 8th grade girls.Location: Hood River Middle School - Fields FootballClass Fee: $150Bring to Class: Please bring a stick, goggles and mouthguard.

Session: R9802-SS16aDate(s): 6/23/2016-7/28/2016Day(s): ThTime: 4:00PM-6:00 PM

Lacrosse- HRVHS Girls Summer Lacrosse (Grades 9-12)Instructor: Wynne LobelInstructional and scrimmage league for high school girls grades 9 to 12.Location: Hood River Middle School - Fields FootballClass Fee: $150Bring to Class: Please bring a stick, goggles and mouthguard.Session: R9803-SS16aDate(s): 6/23/2016-7/28/2016Day(s): ThTime: 5:30 PM-7:30 PM

Other Sports

Aikido & Jodo- AdultInstructor: Neil LofgrenAikido can be translated as “The Way of Har-mony”, and is a peaceful approach to the ancient Japanese Budo traditions. It teaches fluid movements based on balance and posi-tioning. The Aikidoist learns to blend with an opponent’s energy and redirect it to render an attacker helpless through off-balances, joint locks, and throws. Jodo is a classical martial art, that uses a walking stick (jo) to defend against attack from a sword (ken). This art teaches students how to move efficiently and improve coordination and balance, gaining symmetry between left and right sides of the body. Stu-dents also learn the basics of Kendo, “The Way of the Sword”. GorgeBudo is a member dojo of Ecole de Budo RAJI International, a brother-hood of dojos in more than 15 countries across four continents who all follow the instruction of Jaff Raji Sensei from Rennes, France. For more information, visit www.gorgebudo.com To register please call Neil Lofgren (503)490-7691 or email [email protected] Instructor: Neil Lofgren Location: Trinity Body Arts Studio, 1808 Belmont Ave., Hood River (Studio entrance is on the east side of Trinity Natural Medicine) Start Date: On Going – Registrations welcome at any time Days: M, W Start Time: 6:00 PM End Time: 8:00 PM **No registration through Community Ed****Location: Trinity Natural Medicine Body Arts StudioClass Fee: $75/month

Session: R3034-SS16aDay(s): M, WTime: 6:00 PM-8:00PM

Aikido- Kids (ages 5-12)Instructor: Neil LofgrenAikido is a Japanese martial art that teaches fluid movements based on balance and posi-tioning. It's a great art for kids because it is not

combative. We're not focused on kicking and punching, instead we're learning how to move our body in relationship to someone else's force, how to keep our balance while taking theirs, and how to fall down without getting hurt. Kids learn some Japanese words and concepts, but most importantly, they learn to coordinate and control their body through fun movement games and tumbling. For more information, visit www.gorge-budo.com To register please call Neil Lofgren (503)490-7691 or email [email protected] Instructor: Neil Lofgren Location: Trinity Body Arts Studio, 1808 Belmont Ave., Hood River (Studio entrance is on the east side of Trinity Natural Medicine) Start Date: On Going – Reg-istrations welcome at any time Days: M, W Start Time: 4:00 PM End Time: 5:00 PM **No Registration through Community Ed**Location: Trinity Natural Medicine Body Arts StudioClass Fee: $35/month

Session: R3033-SS16aDay(s): M, WTime: 4:00PM-5:00 PM

Cascadia Gongfu ClubInstructor: Dave Martin LAc, MSOMQigong, translating as breathing skills, or en-ergy skills, is a Chinese practice used for the protection of health with a history spanning over 3000 years. During qigong exercise the body is gently moved through all of its ranges of motion in movements coordinated with the breath and with a focused mental attitude. There is little striving; instead, staying relaxed and comfort-able throughout the movements is of paramount importance. With daily repetition over time, the joints open, the legs become strong, the struc-ture of the body is balanced and straightened, and organ function, including that of the ner-vous system and brain is improved. For more information please call Trinity Natural Medicine (541)386-2025 or visit www.trinitynaturalmedi-cine.org On Going – Students are welcome to join at any time***No registration through Community Ed***Location: Trinity Natural Medicine Body Arts StudioClass Fee: $50-75 monthly

Session: R9097-SS16aDay(s): Tu, W, Th, FTime: 1:00 PM-3:00 PM

Cascadia Gongfu Club Summer CampInstructor: Stephenie Going, Dave Martin LAc, MSOMThe Cascadia Gong Fu Club Youth Kajukenbo program teaches young people to maintain a calm spirit in the face of adversity, and to strive continually for emotional, physical and spiritual balance. Our students gain discipline and self-respect for themselves and others through the practice of physical exercises designed to build confidence and internal focus. During this week students will focus on our youth martial arts curriculum, as well as take their skills out into Nature to expand their senses and cultivate an awareness of their own connection to Nature. Throughout the week, we will introduce skills such as stalking, tracking, and plant lore, along with energy releasing activities that honor the natural rhythms of exploration. Our students will learn that they can call on their bodies, the earth, and the people in their lives to develop a strong sense of self, compassion, and com-munity. To register please call Trinity Natural Medicine (541)386-2025 or email [email protected] Instructors: Dave Martin & Stephenie Going Location: Snowden, Washington (Details upon registration) Start

Date: August 22, 2016 End Date: August 26, 2016 Days: M, T, W, Th(overnight camping Thursday), F Start Time: 8:30 AM End Time: 12:00 PM on Friday ***No registration through Community Ed***Location: Trinity Natural Medicine Body Arts StudioClass Fee: $350

Session: R9096-SS16aDate(s): 8/22/2016-8/26/2016Day(s): M, T, W, Th, F

NATSTA Kajukenbo Ages 5-15Instructor: Stephenie Going, Dave Martin LAc, MSOMStudents will acquire skills for personal cultiva-tion through East Asian martial arts and yoga. Our classes teach young people to maintain a calm, radiant spirit in the face of adversity, and to strive continually for emotional, physi-cal, and spiritual balance. Our students will gain discipline and self-respect for themselves and others while practicing physical exercises designed to build confidence and internal focus. By developing self-control and self-regulation, students will gain personal power and build positive perceptions of themselves. Through our practice, children learn how to be still, especially in times of chaos and fear, helping to gain confidence and to become more capable of handling conflict and disruption. This class will help students become more aware, and ground them into their physical bodies to experience the feeling of health – physically, emotionally, and mentally. They create an inner peace, and develop a strong ability to focus and learn. Our students cultivate the ability to listen to their hearts, minds, and bodies; developing a strong sense of self. These guiding principles help students navigate life with greater compas-sion and skill through self-awareness, strength, and community. To register please call Trinity Natural Medicine (541) 386-2025 or email [email protected] Instruc-tors: Dave Martin & Stephenie Going Location: Trinity Body Arts Studio, 1808 Belmont Ave., Hood River (Studio entrance is on the east side of Trinity Natural Medicine) Start Date: On go-ing – Students are welcome to join at any time. Days: T, Th Start Time: 4:00 PM End Time: 5:30 PM Class Fee: $50 monthly fee to Trinity Natural Medicine. Monthly fees will be prorated accord-ing to start dates. ***No registration through Community Ed***Location: Trinity Natural Medicine Body Arts StudioClass Fee: $50 monthly fee, $35 registration fee, uniform

Session: R9089-SS16aDay(s): Tu, ThTime: 4:00PM-5:30 PM

Pickleball - Power- SummerInstructor: Nancy Clement, Elizabeth WhelanPick-leball is a fun game that is played on a badminton court with the net lowered to 34 inches at the center. It is played with a perforated plastic base-ball (similar to a whiffle ball) and wood or com-posite paddles. It is easy for beginners to learn, but can develop into a quick, fast-paced, competi-tive game for experienced players. Beginning to intermediate players who want to learn the sport, improve skills and have lots of fun. This session is for more experienced players.Location: Westside Elementary School - GymClass Fee: $15

Session: R9077-SS16eDate(s): 5/3/2016-6/21/2016Day(s): TuTime: 5:15 PM-7:00 PM

Session: R9077-SS16fDate(s): 5/12/2016-6/30/2016Day(s): ThTime: 7:15PM-9:00PM

Pickleball - Recreational - summerInstructor: Nancy Clement, Elizabeth WhelanPickleball is a fun game that is played on a bad-minton court with the net lowered to 34 inches at the center. It is played with a perforated plastic baseball (similar to a whiffle ball) and wood or composite paddles. It is easy for beginners to learn, but can develop into a quick, fast-paced, competitive game for experienced players. Begin-ning to intermediate players who want to learn the sport, improve skills and have lots of fun. This session is for beginners.Location: May Street Elementary School - GymClass Fee: $15

Session: R9077-SS16bDate(s): 5/3/2016-6/21/2016Day(s): TuTime: 7:15PM-9:00PM

Session: R9077-SS16gDate(s): 5/12/2016-6/30/2016Day(s): ThTime: 5:15PM-7:00 PM

Pickleball- WestsideInstructor: Nancy Clement, Elizabeth WhelanPickleball is a fun game that is played on a bad-minton court with the net lowered to 34 inches at the center. It is played with a perforated plastic baseball (similar to a wiffle ball) and wood or com-posite paddles. It is easy for beginners to learn, but can develop into a quick, fast-paced, competi-tive game for experienced players. Open to all skill levels.Location: Westside Elementary School - Covered Play AreaClass Fee: $15

Session: R9077-SS16dDate(s): 6/25/2016-8/13/2016Day(s): SaTime: 9:00AM-10:30AM

Session: R9077-SS16aDate(s): 6/28/2016-8/16/2016Day(s): TuTime: 5:30 PM-7:00 PM

Session: R9077-SS16cDate(s): 6/30/2016-8/18/2016Day(s): ThTime: 5:30 PM-7:00 PM

Roller Derby Youth CampInstructor: Roller Derby InstructorsThe Gorge Roller Girls are excited to announce a five day summer camp! We are looking forward to training and developing students of all skill lev-els in a fun and safe environment. Camp will be non-contact. Students will be work in groups at their own skill levels. This camp will get students ready for a brand new junior team hoping to come January 20174. We will be having an informational meeting on April 26st at 5:30pm at the Hood River National Guard Armory for more information.Location: Westside Elementary School - GymClass Fee: $60Additional Costs:Bring to Class: Students must provide their own helmet, mouth guard, knee pads, wrist guards, and elbow pads. Students will be provided skates or they can bring they're own quad skates.

Session: R9093-SS16aDate(s): 4/26/2016, 6/29, 2016-7/1/2016Time: 5:30 PM-6:30PM

Sailing and Watersports

GORGE Junior Sailing Program: 420 Sailing- AdvancedInstructor: Mallory Bozina, GORGE Jr Sailing InstructorsADVANCED 420 SAILING Age: 14-18 Fee: $165 per session (1 week afternoon class) Prerequisite: Instructor approval only. When you register, you will be entered into an approval queue. You will be notified when you have been approved for class or if you need more experience. Limit: 8 students per session With a focus on fun and double-handed boat handling, the class will work on all aspects of short course racing. Instruction in advanced boat handling, rigging, sail trim, safety, racing rules, tactics, strategy, and overall regatta prepa-ration. If favorable conditions exist, and all boat-handling competencies are reached, spinnakers and trapezes will be utilized. The goal of the class is to prepare the sailors for competitive sailing, while having fun! GORGE Junior Sailing Give your kids water and safety skills that will last a lifetime! Instruction in basic sailing skills including rigging, knot tying, and safety. Intermediate/advanced sailors will learn racing skills. Beginner classes will be held in the confines of the Hood River Marina; Intermediate and advanced classes will have op-portunities to sail on the river. Classes are taught by US Sailing certified instructors. All students must know how to swim. Swim check is intended to acclimate children to the cold, dark water and observe their comfort level in the water. Swim-ming in the river presents new circumstances and is not like swimming in a pool. Students are required to wear life jackets at all times while on the docks, on the beach, and sailing. Life jackets are not provided; children and adults must bring their own properly fitting life jacket. Students are required to bring life jacket (PFD), closed-toed shoes, sunscreen, towel, water bottle, and snack. Children must be of class age by June 1st. Each student must fill out a 2016 medical & liability form. Cancellations: Community Ed must be noti-fied at least 1 week prior to the first day of class to receive a refund. Please provide current email address upon registration; GJS will email forms and class info before first day of class. Contact Mallory Bozina with questions: [email protected]: Hood River Marina Basin - Float Plane Dock - N of DMVClass Fee: $165

Session: R6047-SS16aDate(s): 7/25/2016-7/29/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 1:30 PM-4:30PM

GORGE Junior Sailing Program: 420 Sailing- Tween Instructor: Mallory Bozina, GORGE Jr SailingInstructorsTWEEN 420 SAILING Age: 12-18 Fee: $165 per session (1 week afternoon class) Prerequisite: Ability to swim and pass swim check. No sailing experience necessary. Limit: 8 students per ses-sion Class taught in the Club 420, an entry-level two-person dinghy, with a mainsail, jib, spinnaker, and trapeze. Easily handled by sailors weigh-ing approximately 80 to 200 lbs. and commonly used for high school and collegiate racing. Open to beginning and intermediate sailors- teens new to sailing, sailors who have outgrown Bics, and sailors with previous 420 experience. Instructors may pair sailors of varied experience levels and learning styles. Instruction in basic sailing skills, including rigging, knot tying, safety, and boat handling. With an emphasis on teamwork and fun, the class will work towards short course racing as an introduction to competitive high school sailing. If favorable conditions exist, and all boat-handling competencies are reached, trapezes and possi-bly spinnakers may be introduced. Students will practice capsizing and swimming while wearing

life jackets. GORGE Junior Sailing Give your kids water and safety skills that will last a lifetime! Instruction in basic sailing skills including rigging, knot tying, and safety. Intermediate/advanced sailors will learn racing skills. Beginner classes will be held in the confines of the Hood River Marina; Intermedi-ate and advanced classes will have opportunities to sail on the river. Classes are taught by US Sail-ing certified instructors. All students must know how to swim. Swim check is intended to acclimate children to the cold, dark water and observe their comfort level in the water. Swimming in the river presents new circumstances and is not like swim-ming in a pool. Students are required to wear life jackets at all times while on the docks, on the beach, and sailing. Life jackets are not provided; children and adults must bring their own properly fitting life jacket. Students are required to bring life jacket (PFD), closed-toed shoes, sunscreen, towel, water bottle, and snack. Children must be of class age by June 1st. Each student must fill out a 2016 medical & liability form. Cancellations: Commu-nity Ed must be notified at least 1 week prior to the first day of class to receive a refund. Please provide current email address upon registration; GJS will email forms and class info before first day of class. Contact Mallory Bozina with questions: [email protected]: Hood River Marina Basin - Float Plane Dock - N of DMVClass Fee: $165

Session: R6036-SS16aDate(s): 7/11/2016-7/15/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 1:30 PM-4:30PM

Session: R6036-SS16bDate(s): 8/8/2016-8/12/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 1:30 PM-4:30PM

GORGE Junior Sailing Program: Adult Dinghy Sailing Instructor: Mallory Bozina, . GORGE Junior Sailing InstructorsADULT DINGHY SAILING Age: 18+, and 12+ with an enrolled adult Fee: $200 (6 week Thursday evening class) Prerequisite: Ability to swim and pass swim check. No sailing experience neces-sary, but some athleticism required. Limit: 8 stu-dents per session Class taught in the Club 420, an entry-level two-person dinghy, suitable for both youth and adults, with a mainsail and jib. Easily handled by sailors weighing approximately 80 to 200 lbs. and commonly used for high school and collegiate racing. Sailors will review basic sailing skills, including rigging, terminology, points of sail, knot tying, and safety. Instructors will pair sailors of varied learning styles and needs. Double-hand-ed boat handling in all conditions will be empha-sized. This class will work towards short course racing. Be prepared to capsize multiple times. Classes are held within the confines of the Hood River Marina. We’re also inviting children, 12 and older, to enroll with a participating adult. GORGE Junior Sailing Give your kids water and safety skills that will last a lifetime! Instruction in basic sail-ing skills including rigging, knot tying, and safety. Intermediate/advanced sailors will learn racing skills. Beginner classes will be held in the con-fines of the Hood River Marina; Intermediate and advanced classes will have opportunities to sail on the river. Classes are taught by US Sailing certified instructors. All students must know how to swim. Swim check is intended to acclimate children to the cold, dark water and observe their comfort level in the water. Swimming in the river presents new circumstances and is not like swimming in a pool. Students are required to wear life jackets at all times while on the docks, on the beach, and sailing. Life jackets are not provided; children and adults must bring their own properly fitting life jacket. Students are required to bring life jacket (PFD), closed-toed shoes, sunscreen, towel, water

18bottle, and snack. Children must be of class age by June 1st. Each student must fill out a 2016 medical & liability form. Cancellations: Commu-nity Ed must be notified at least 1 week prior to the first day of class to receive a refund. Please provide current email address upon registration; GJS will email forms and class info before first day of class. Contact Mallory Bozina with questions: [email protected]: Hood River Marina Basin - Float Plane Dock - N of DMVClass Fee: $200

Session: R6038-SS16aDate(s): 7/5/2016-8/9/2016Day(s): TuTime: 6:00 PM-8:00PM

Session: R6038-SS16bDate(s): 7/7/2016-8/11/2016Day(s): ThTime: 6:00 PM-8:00PM

GORGE Junior Sailing Program: Advanced Bic Instructor: GORGE Junior Sailing Instructors ADVANCED BIC Age: 12-16 Fee: $165 per ses-sion (1 week afternoon class) Prerequisite: Any INTERMEDIATE class and/or instructor approval. You will be put into an approval queue on register-ing and be notified of approval or if need more experience. Limit: 8 students per session Sailors will build upon skills learned in the intermediate classes. Students should be comfortable using the tiller extension and sailing all points of sail in varying wind conditions. Classes will be taught in Open Bic dinghies – fast, planing sailing dinghies specially designed for children. Advanced boat handling and racing skills will be practiced – in-cluding “Un-Regatta” maneuvers! The Advanced Bic class will frequently sail outside of the marina.GORGE Junior Sailing Give your kids water and safety skills that will last a lifetime! Instruction in basic sailing skills including rigging, knot tying, and safety. Intermediate/advanced sailors will learn racing skills. Beginner classes will be held in the confines of the Hood River Marina; Intermedi-ate and advanced classes will have opportunities to sail on the river. Classes are taught by US Sail-ing certified instructors. All students must know how to swim. Swim check is intended to acclimate children to the cold, dark water and observe their comfort level in the water. Swimming in the river presents new circumstances and is not like swim-ming in a pool. Students are required to wear life jackets at all times while on the docks, on the beach, and sailing. Life jackets are not provided; children and adults must bring their own properly fitting life jacket. Students are required to bring life jacket (PFD), closed-toed shoes, sunscreen, towel, water bottle, and snack. Children must be of class age by June 1st. Each student must fill out a 2016 medical & liability form. Cancellations: Commu-nity Ed must be notified at least 1 week prior to the first day of class to receive a refund. Please provide current email address upon registration; GJS will email forms and class info before first day

of class. Contact Mallory Bozina with questions: [email protected]: Hood River Marina Basin - Float Plane Dock - N of DMVClass Fee: $165 (

Session: R6034-SS16aDate(s): 7/5/2016-7/8/2016Day(s): Tu, W, Th, FTime: 1:30 PM-4:30PMClass Fee: $132 (4 session class)

Session: R6034-SS16bDate(s): 7/18/2016-7/22/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 1:30 PM-4:30PM

Session: R6034-SS16cDate(s): 8/1/2016-8/5/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 1:30 PM-4:30PM

GORGE Junior Sailing Program: Beginner Instructor: Mallory Bozina, . GORGE Junior Sailing InstructorsBasic sailing skills and water safety will be taught, enabling a child to feel confident sailing a single handed dinghy. Instruction in rigging, terminology, tacking, jibing, knot tying, and safety, with an over-all emphasis on FUN and becoming comfortable on the water. Classes will be taught in 8-foot Opti-mist Pram dinghies. The Opti is designed for small children and is very stable in all wind conditions. Students will practice capsizing and swimming while wearing life jackets. GORGE Junior Sailing Give your kids water and safety skills that will last a lifetime! Instruction in basic sailing skills includ-ing rigging, knot tying, and safety. Intermediate/advanced sailors will learn racing skills. Beginner classes will be held in the confines of the Hood River Marina; Intermediate and advanced classes will have opportunities to sail on the river. Classes are taught by US Sailing certified instructors. All students must know how to swim. Swim check is intended to acclimate children to the cold, dark water and observe their comfort level in the water. Swimming in the river presents new circumstanc-es and is not like swimming in a pool. Students are required to wear life jackets at all times while on the docks, on the beach, and sailing. Life jackets are not provided; children and adults must bring their own properly fitting life jacket. Students are required to bring life jacket (PFD), closed-toed shoes, sunscreen, towel, water bottle, and snack. Children must be of class age by June 1st. Each student must fill out a 2016 medical & liability form. Cancellations: Community Ed must be noti-fied at least 1 week prior to the first day of class to receive a refund. Please provide current email address upon registration; GJS will email forms and class info before first day of class. Contact Mallory Bozina with questions: [email protected]: Hood River Marina Basin - Float Plane Dock - N of DMVClass Fee: $165

Session: R6032-SS16aDate(s): 7/5/2016-7/8/2016Day(s): Tu, W, Th, FTime: 9:00AM-12:00 PMClass Fee: $132 (4 session camp)

Session: R6032-SS16bDate(s): 7/11/2016-7/15/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 9:00AM-12:00 PM

Session: R6032-SS16cDate(s): 7/25/2016-7/29/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 9:00AM-12:00 PM

Session: R6032-SS16eDate(s): 8/1/2016-8/5/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 9:00AM-12:00 PM

GORGE Junior Sailing Program: Intermediate Instructor: Mallory Bozina, . GORGE Junior Sailing InstructorsINTERMEDIATE Age: 8-14 Fee: $165 per session (1 week morning class) Prerequisite: Any BEGIN-NER class and/or instructor approval. Ability to swim, pass swim check and capsize recovery. Limit: 12 students per session Open to sailors who have successfully completed beginning sail-ing and wish to expand their skills. Classes will be taught in Optimist Prams and O'pen Bic dinghies. Instruction in rigging, boat handling, sail trim, safe-ty, and an introduction to racing. Sailors should be comfortable in all wind conditions and must be able to demonstrate safe capsize recovery unas-sisted. GORGE Junior Sailing Give your kids water and safety skills that will last a lifetime! Instruction in basic sailing skills including rigging, knot tying, and safety. Intermediate/advanced sailors will learn racing skills. Beginner classes will be held in the confines of the Hood River Marina; Intermedi-ate and advanced classes will have opportunities to sail on the river. Classes are taught by US Sail-ing certified instructors. All students must know how to swim. Swim check is intended to acclimate children to the cold, dark water and observe their comfort level in the water. Swimming in the river presents new circumstances and is not like swim-ming in a pool. Students are required to wear life jackets at all times while on the docks, on the beach, and sailing. Life jackets are not provided; children and adults must bring their own properly fitting life jacket. Students are required to bring life jacket (PFD), closed-toed shoes, sunscreen, towel, water bottle, and snack. Children must be of class age by June 1st. Each student must fill out a 2016 medical & liability form. Cancellations: Commu-nity Ed must be notified at least 1 week prior to the first day of class to receive a refund. Please provide current email address upon registration; GJS will email forms and class info before first day of class. Contact Mallory Bozina with questions: [email protected] Fee: $165

Our Learn to Sail program features a wide variety of fun learning and recreational opportunities for begginner through advanced sailors. All classes are taught by US Sailing Instructors in our fleet of O’Pen BIC dinghies, Lasers and RS Fevas.

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We teach all ages 10 through adult, (younger with permission), sailors are grouped by interest and skill level. No experience neccessary. Sailors should be able to swim and expect to get wet. Adult and Group lessons scheduled weekly.

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23Session: R6033-SS16aDate(s): 7/18/2016-7/22/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 9:00AM-12:00 PM Session: R6033-SS16bDate(s): 8/8/2016-8/12/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 9:00AM-12:00 PM

GORGE Junior Sailing Program: Minnows - Introduction to Sailing Instructor: Mallory Bozina, . GORGE Junior Sailing Instructors***Parent/guardian attendance is mandatory and required.*** No Sailing Experience is Neces-sary. Introduce your 5-8 year olds to the wonders of sailing in a safe and controlled environment. Classes will be taught in 8-foot Optimist Pram dinghies. Basic sailing concepts and some boat handling will be taught, with an overall goal to encourage the child’s comfort and confidence in sailboats and around the water. This class is meant to give new sailors a fun and positive on-the-water experience. Parent/guardian attendance is required. Each student must have an adult accompany them during the entire class. Parents get to join the fun- participating alongside your child, be prepared to get wet and join them in a boat! GORGE Junior Sailing Give your kids water and safety skills that will last a lifetime! Instruction in basic sailing skills including rigging, knot tying, and safety. Intermediate/advanced sailors will learn racing skills. Beginner classes will be held in the confines of the Hood River Marina; Intermedi-ate and advanced classes will have opportunities to sail on the river. Classes are taught by US Sail-ing certified instructors. All students must know how to swim. Swim check is intended to acclimate children to the cold, dark water and observe their comfort level in the water. Swimming in the river presents new circumstances and is not like swim-ming in a pool. Students are required to wear life jackets at all times while on the docks, on the beach, and sailing. Life jackets are not provided; children and adults must bring their own properly fitting life jacket. Students are required to bring life jacket (PFD), closed-toed shoes, sunscreen, towel, water bottle, and snack. Children must be of class age by June 1st. Each student must fill out a 2016 medical & liability form. Cancellations: Commu-nity Ed must be notified at least 1 week prior to the first day of class to receive a refund. Please provide current email address upon registration; GJS will email forms and class info before first day of class. Contact Mallory Bozina with questions: [email protected]: Hood River Marina Basin - Float Plane Dock - N of DMVClass Fee: $60Bring to Class: All students are required to bring their own life jacket (PFD), closed-toed shoes, sunscreen, hat, towel, water bottle, and snack. No flip flops please. Each sailor must fill out a 2016 medical release form. Please provide current email address upon registration.

Session: R6031-SS16aDate(s): 7/5/2016-7/7/2016Day(s): Tu, ThTime: 1:30 PM-3:30PM

Session: R6031-SS16bDate(s): 7/11/2016-7/13/2016Day(s): M, WTime: 1:30 PM-3:30PM

Session: R6031-SS16cDate(s): 7/12/2016-7/14/2016Day(s): Tu, ThTime: 1:30 PM-3:30 PM

Session: R6031-SS16dDate(s): 7/18/2016-7/20/2016Day(s): M, WTime: 1:30 PM-3:30PM

Session: R6031-SS16eDate(s): 7/19/2016-7/21/2016Day(s): Tu, ThTime: 1:30 PM-3:30PM

Session: R6031-SS16fDate(s): 7/25/2016-7/27/2016Day(s): M, WTime: 1:30 PM-3:30PM

Session: R6031-SS16gDate(s): 7/26/2016-7/28/2016Day(s): Tu, ThTime: 1:30 PM-3:30PM

Session: R6031-SS16hDate(s): 8/1/2016-8/3/2016Day(s): M, WTime: 1:30 PM-3:30PM

Session: R6031-SS16iDate(s): 8/2/2016-8/4/2016Day(s): Tu, ThTime: 1:30 PM-3:30PM

Session: R6031-SS16jDate(s): 8/8/2016-8/10/2016Day(s): M, WTime: 1:30 PM-3:30PM

Sailing- Learn to Sail Keelboats - Adult Sailing LessonsInstructor: Bart VervloetThese courses will consist of hands on practice aboard sailboats ranging in size from 20-35 ft. Students will learn to jibe, tack, reef, reach, trim sails and tie knots. Students will also practice 'man overboard' drills and docking techniques. There will be one indoor session and the rest on the water lessons. Open to both beginners and advanced sailors.List of additional gear will be provided at the end of the classroom session. Fee includes a copy of required book, 'Gary Jobson's Sailing Fundamentals'. A year of associate mem-bership in Hood River Yacht club is also included with this class.Location: Hood River Yacht Club Inside the dry yard at the SW corner of Marina BasinClass Fee: $225

Session: R6027-SS16aDate(s): Thu 05/26 06:00PM - 09:00PMTue 05/31 06:00PM - 08:00PMThu 06/02 06:00PM - 08:00PMTue 06/07 06:00PM - 08:00PMThu 06/09 06:00PM - 08:00PM

CGRA- Sailing- Community Sailing/ Discover SailingInstructor: . Columbia Gorge Racing AssocJoin us for CGRA Community Sailing Program in Cascade Locks every Thursday night throughout the summer. The flat water and lighter evening winds are ideal for all skill levels. Our goal is to provide open supervised sailing opportunities to the Gorge community utilizing private and CGRA sailboats. New sailors and families welcome. Schedule: 5:30-6:00 Rigging/Registration; 6:00-8:00 Open Sailing; 8:00-9:00 BBQ/Pot-luck Dinner. No sailing July 21st.Location: Cascade Locks Marine ParkClass Fee: $5Bring to Class: What to bring/requirements: Swimsuit, towel, and shoes to get wet. Moderate swimming ability required. Parents/Guardaian must remain on site while kids are sailing. Bring a dish to share. Equipment: No equipment needed, lifejackets will be provided.

Session: R6053-SS16aDate(s): 6/23/2016-8/25/2016Day(s): Th, SaTime: 5:30 PM-8:00PM

CGRA- Sailing- Discover Sailing/ CGRA opening dayInstructor: Columbia Gorge Racing AssocJoin us for CGRA Discover Sailing Opening Day on Saturday June 18th. This is a great opportu-nity to try out sailing on one of our boats. Sign-up and we will slot you for a ride on one of our small boats. Expect to get wet and have a nice ride, life jackets provided. Rides last up to 30 minutes, no reservations needed.Location: Cascade Locks Marine ParkClass Fee: $5Bring to Class: What to bring/requirements: Swimsuit, towel, and shoes to get wet. Moderate swimming ability required. Parents/Guardian must remain on site while kids are sailing.

Session: R6052-SS16aDate(s): 6/18/2016Day(s): SaTime: 12:00 PM-5:00 PM

CGRA- Sailing- Ladies NightInstructor: Columbia Gorge Racing AssocCome down and enjoy the water. The CGRA boats will be available for use; we’ll provide some basic instruction & a safety boat. Bring your SUP, wind-surfer or kayak, etc. The goal is a relaxing atmo-sphere & a no pressure evening of water play and socialization. CGRA will provide light snacks & beverages & contributions are always welcome. Schedule: Friday Evening the last two weeks of June. Other dates may be scheduled depending on interest (Sundays evenings are possible).Location: Cascade Locks Marine ParkClass Fee: $20Bring to Class: What to bring/requirements: Swim-suit, towel, and shoes to get wet. Sailors should be able to swim 50 yards. Equipment: No equipment needed, lifejackets will be provided.

Session: R6053-SS16bDate(s): 6/24/2016-7/1/2016Day(s): FTime: 5:30 PM-8:00PM

CGRA- Sailing Private LessonsInstructor: Columbia Gorge Racing AssocPrivate lessons are custom fitted to meet your needs and interests. These lessons are taught in CGRA’s O’Pen Bics, Lasers and RS Feva sailboats or bring your own instructor approved private boat. The Columbia River at Cascade Locks has a wide range of wind and water conditions that will build your confidence and skill level with the help of our US Sailing certi-fied instructors. Schedule: Lessons are usually taught in the late afternoons (other times avail-able). Email us at [email protected] to schedule your lessons or check www.cgra.org/lessons for details.Location: Cascade Locks Marine ParkClass Fee: 1 session $40, 3 sessions- $200,5 sessions- $300Bring to Class: What to bring/requirements: Swimsuit, towel, and shoes to get wet. Students should be able to swim 50 yards. Equipment: No equipment needed, life jackets will be provided.Session: R0043-SS16aDate(s): email for appointment

CGRA- Sailing- Youth Intermediate / Advanced LessonsInstructor: Columbia Gorge Racing AssocIntermediate/Advanced sailors will learn ad-vanced boat handling (docking, capsize recovery, jibing, roll-tacking). These lessons are taught in CGRA’s O’Pen Bics, Lasers and RS Feva sailboats. The stronger afternoon winds will improve your skill and confidence with the help of US Sailing certified instructors. Schedule: Lessons are taught

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24 25in the late afternoons (other times available). Classes are formed to group sailors of similar skill level. Group or family lessons can be arranged. Email us at [email protected] to schedule your lessons or check www.cgra.org/lessons for details. What to bring/requirements: Swimsuit, towel, and shoes to get wet. Students should be able to swim 50 yards.Location: Cascade Locks Marine ParkClass Fee: 1 session $40, 5 sessions- $160, 10 sessions- $300Bring to Class: Equipment: No equipment needed, lifejackets will be provided. Scholarships: Cas-cade Locks residents are eligible for free lessons thanks to generous local sponsors. Other scholar-ships are available upon request for school lunch eligible kids.

Session: R6054-SS16aDate(s): 6/20/2016-8/31/2016Day(s): Su, M, WTime: 3:30PM-6:00 PM

CGRA- Sailing- Youth Introductory / Intermediate LessonsInstructor: Columbia Gorge Racing AssocIntroductory/Intermediate youth sailors will learn rigging, boat handling, safety, and more. These two part lesson is designed to go over all aspects of safely launching and sailing CGRA’s O’Pen Bic and RS Feva sailboats. With the light-er evening winds all skill levels can easily build confidence on the water from our US Sailing cer-tified instructors. What to bring/requirements: Swimsuit, towel, and shoes to get wet. Students should be able to swim 25 yards. Schedule: Les-sons are taught Sun-Wed evenings (other times available). Classes are formed to group sailors of similar skill level. Group or family lessons can be arranged. Email us at [email protected] to schedule your lessons or check www.cgra.org/lessons for details.Location: Cascade Locks Marine ParkClass Fee: 2 session $80, 5 sessions- $160,10 sessions- $300Bring to Class: Equipment: No equipment needed, lifejackets will be provided. Scholar-ships: Cascade Locks residents are eligible for free lessons thanks to generous local sponsors. Other scholarships are available upon request for school lunch eligible kids.

Session: R6054-SS16bDate(s): 6/20/2016-8/31/2016Day(s): Su, M, Tu, WTime: 5:30 PM-8:00PM

CGRA: Youth Advanced Sailing/ Jr Sailing TeamInstructor: Columbia Gorge Racing AssocDevelop your sailing skills and learn racing un-der the supervision of US Sailing Instructor. The focus is on individualized coaching, roll-tacking, advanced boat handling, racing, starts, and group fun. Sessions start with chalk talk, drills, games and practices races. Use CGRA’s O’Pen Bic, Laser Radials, double-handed RS Fevas, or bring your own approved boat. What to bring/requirements: Swimsuit, towel, and shoes to get wet. Students should be able to swim 25 yards.Location: Cascade Locks Marine ParkClass Fee: $200Bring to Class: Equipment: No equipment needed, lifejackets will be provided. Scholarships: Cascade Locks residents are eligible for free les-sons thanks to generous local sponsors. Other scholarships are available upon request for school lunch eligible kids. For more in

Session: R0042-SS16aDate(s): 6/28/2016-8/16/2016Day(s): TuTime: 3:30PM-5:30 PM

CGRA- Science and Sailing (9-14 years)Instructor: Columbia Gorge Racing AssocDescription: Columbia Gorge Racing Association is partnering with HRVHS Robotics to offer US Sailing’s Reach Initiative, utilizing sailing as an educational platform. Weekly investigations will include topics such as Wind Power, Buoyancy, Sail Area, Water Quality and more, challenging youth to embrace education, establishing a love of learning while exploring productive Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. Taught by HRVHS Robotics team 4143, Occam’s Razor, all proceeds benefit Hood River Robotics. After class, students are welcome to join CGRA's Community Sailing & Potluck from 6-9pm. Schedule: Topics will change each week. No event will be held July 21st.Location: Cascade Locks Marine ParkClass Fee: 1 session- $20, 5 sessions- $85, 9 sessions- $165Bring to Class: Equipment: No equipment needed, lifejackets will be provided.

Session: R0651-SS16aDate(s): 6/23/2016-8/25/2016Day(s): ThTime: 3:30PM-5:30 PM

Soccer

Soccer- HRV Youth Eagle Soccer Camp (grades K-6)Instructor: Hood River Valley SoccerThis is a 4 day camp that lasts 5 hours/day! HRV High School Soccer coaching staff and current student-athletes will share their style of play. Our goal is to inspire and teach the kids by: teaching fundamental skills, increasing their un-derstanding of the game, establishing practice routines, encouraging teamwork, and of course playing fun and engaging games! We emphasize first touch, ball control, offensive and defensive awareness, creativity and reading the game. All camp participants will receive a free soccer ball! There is a cap to the amount of participants so sign up soon!Location: Westside Elementary School - Fields - Middle (SB Fences up Spring Break-July 1),West-side Elementary School - Fields - NorthClass Fee: $110 (scholarship $75)Bring to Class: Outdoor soccer cleats, athletic shorts & shirt, shin-guards, soccer socks, water bottle, healthy lunch and snacks, sunscreen and a positive attitude!

Session: R4004-SS16aDate(s): 6/27/2016-6/30/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, ThTime: 10:00AM-3:00 PM

Soccer- Mini World Cup Youth (ages 4-grade 2)Instructor: . HRCE Certified CoachesSoccer Ages 4-grade 2 HRV - Mini World Cup Soc-cer League – First practice will be 6:00 pm on September 7 at your nearest elementary school. Please select the district elementary school most convenient for practice for your child. Practices will be one day per week (Wednesday is recommend-ed but is based on coaches availability). Length of practice and start time will vary depending on coach preference. Teams/practice will be school based with games on Saturdays. Kids will be divided by age and elementary school. 1st/2nd graders will play each other. Teams of children ages 4-5 will travel less. Games will be September 17 through October 22. League plays Communi-ties in the Hood River Valley. We are looking for volunteer coaches. There will be no waiver of tuition for coaching. Please contact us if you are interested. A coach meeting will be held August 16th at 5pm in the COE building computer lab.Location: Local Public Elementary SchoolsClass Fee: $50 ($25 scholarship)Bring to Class: athletic shoes, shin-guards, soccer socks & water bottle

Session: R0049-SS16Date(s): 9/7/2016-10/19/2016Day(s): W, SATime: Wednesday evening practice and Saturday morning games

Soccer-Gorge Youth Fall League (grades 3-6)Instructor: HRCE Certified CoachesGorge Youth Soccer League Price will increase after June 17 Grades 3/4 and Grades 5/6 will be divided into Boys' and Girls' teams. Each team will practice at his/her home school 1-2X per week, older athletes may be combined de-pending on numbers. Practices will be deter-mined by coach and field availability. Games are on Saturdays in communities throughout the Gorge. You will be contacted by your coach indi-cating schedule and team practice times. First games will be September 17 through October 28. League plays Goldendale, Stevenson, The Dalles and White Salmon. TO REGISTER go to www.hrcommunityed.org or call 541-386-2055.Location: Local Schools TBAClass Fee: $50 ($25 scholarship)Bring to Class: soccer cleats, shin-guards, soccer socks & water bottle

Session: R4011-SS16aDate(s): 9/6/2016-10/28/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 5:30 PM-8:30 PM

Soccer-HRV Eagles Youth Indoor Soccer Academy Boys (grades 1-2)Instructor: Hood River Valley Soccer, Danielle RobertsonParticipants in the indoor soccer academy re-ceive instruction in fundamental ball skills, ball control, agility, balance, coordination, and small sided competitive scrimmages. Players should expect to get many touches on the ball in a sup-portive and fun environment.Location: Wy'East Middle School - Gym Blue (South)Class Fee: $30Bring to Class: athletic shoes, shin-guards, soc-cer socks & water bottle

Session: R4006-SS16aDate(s): 4/5/2016-5/10/2016Day(s): TuTime: 5:00 PM-6:00 PM

Soccer-HRV Eagles Youth Indoor Soccer Academy Girls (grades 1-2)Instructor: Kevin Haspela, . Hood River Valley SoccerParticipants in the indoor soccer academy re-ceive instruction in fundamental ball skills, ball control, agility, balance, coordination, and small sided competitive scrimmages. Players should expect to get many touches on the ball in a sup-portive and fun environment.Location: Wy'East Middle School - Gym Gold (North)Class Fee: $30Bring to Class: athletic shoes, shin-guards, soc-cer socks & water bottle

Session: R4006-SS16bDate(s): 4/5/2016-5/10/2016Day(s): TuTime: 5:00 PM-6:00 PM

Soccer- HRV Eagle Youth Indoor Soccer 3v3 TournamentInstructor: Jaime RiveraEach team guaranteed 5 games (25 min games), Games refereed by HRVHS soccer play-ers, 6 player maximum per team, separate boys and girls brackets (if enough numbers), teams need to have an adult supervisor/coach at each game, schedules released by March 30Location: Wy'East Middle School - Gym Blue (South)Class Fee: $10Session: R4014-SS16aDate(s): 4/6/2016-5/4/2016Day(s): WTime: 5:00 PM-8:30 PM

Track & Field, Cross Country & Running

Run and Fun Summer Camp- Middle SchoolInstructor: Brandon BertramParticipants will work directly with high school cross-country athletes to build and enhance an appreciation for the sport of running and physi-cal fitness. Campers will participate in games, specialized skill sessions (dynamic stretching, goal setting, form running, injury prevention, leadership), team building activities, and camp races.This camp is a great opportunity for middle school students who enjoy physical activ-ity in a fun environment with peer role modes. Each camper receives a camp t-shirt, race num-ber, and fun challenging race opportunity on the last day of camp.Location: Hood River Middle School - Fields TrackClass Fee: $25

Session: R9090-SS16aDate(s): 8/3/2016-8/4/2016Day(s): W, ThTime: 8:00AM-10:00AM

Run and Fun Summer Camp-ElementaryInstructor: Brandon BertramRun and Fun camp is an opportunity for stu-dents to engage in fitness and fun activities in a positive social environment. High school cross country team members will lead kids in games, team building, age appropriate exercises, and fun activities. Student's will learn an appreciation for being physically fit and working with others through cooperative activities that build all camp-ers personal confidence. Camp includes a team shirt, race number, foot token, and fun race on final camp day.Location: Hood River Middle School - Fields TrackClass Fee: $25

Session: R9091-SS16aDate(s): 8/1/2016-8/2/2016Day(s): M, TuTime: 8:00AM-10:00PM

Running Class- Summer Running For Middle School StudentsInstructor: Anna SlosherSummer running practice is a great opportunity for any Middle School aged athletes to get in great shape for their upcoming sports season. Practices will be lead by former HRV track and cross-country athletes. These young teachers will create a fun, informative, and motivating environment where all participants can be suc-cessful. Come out and enjoy the sport of run-ning with a positive experience amongst other peers who enjoy being active!Location: Hood River Valley High School - Field - TrackClass Fee: $10

Session: R9092-SS16aDate(s): 6/21/2016-8/11/2016Day(s): Tu, ThTime: 8:00AM-9:00AM

Middle School SportsMiddle School sports will register at the HRVHS website http://hrvathletics.com/. They are now being administered by the District Athletic Director, Tom Ames and the Athletics/Activities Secretary Michelle Jacobs.

Volleyball

Volleyball Camp -Middle School (entering 6-8 grade)Instructor: Tara HendersonLearn the skills and game of volleyball! The stu-dents will learn passing, hitting, blocking, serving, setting, digging and game strategies. Students will be divided by skill level following assessment in order to maximize their potential.Location: Hood River Middle School - Gym MPRClass Fee: $40Bring to Class: Girls should bring their own vol-leyball apparel (shirt, shorts, athletic shoes, water and knee pads (if they have therm).

Session: R9915-SS16aDate(s): 8/23/2016-8/25/2016Day(s): Tu, W, ThTime: 12:00 PM-3:00 PM

Volleyball Camp - HRV Little Eagles (Grades 1-5)Instructor: Hood River Valley VolleyballCampers will be taught and practice the essen-tial skills of volleyball; serving, passing, setting, spiking and defense. Campers will get to use their skills in fun team games. Camp is for students go-ing into Grades 1-5.Location: Hood River Valley High School - Gym - Main Gym (Vannet Court)Class Fee: $30Bring to Class: Campers should bring their own volleyball apparel (shirt, shorts, athletic shoes & water)

Session: R9917-SS16aDate(s): 8/8/2016-8/10/2016Day(s): M, Tu, WTime: 8:00AM-9:00AM

Volleyball Camp - HRV- Middle School (Grades 6-8)Instructor: Hood River Valley VolleyballCampers will be taught and practice the essen-tial skills of volleyball; serving, passing, setting, spiking and defense. Campers will get to use their skills in fun team games. Camp is open to students going into Grades 6-8.Location: Hood River Valley High School - Gym - Main Gym (Vannet Court)Class Fee: $45Bring to Class: Campers should bring their own volleyball apparel (shirt, shorts, athletic shoes & water)

Session: R9919-SS16aDate(s): 8/8/2016-8/11/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, ThTime: 9:00AM-10:30AM

Volleyball Camp - HRV High School Eagles (Grades 9-12)Instructor: Hood River Valley VolleyballCampers will be taught and practice the essen-tial skills of volleyball; serving, passing, setting, spiking and defense. Campers will get to use their skills in fun team games. Camp is designed for students going into Grades 9-12.Location: Hood River Valley High School - Gym - Main Gym (Vannet Court)Class Fee: $60Bring to Class: Campers should bring their own volleyball apparel (shirt, shorts, athletic shoes & water)

Session: R9918-SS16aDate(s): 8/8/2016-8/11/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, ThTime: 10:30AM-12:30PM

26 27YouthArt, Music and Dance - Youth

Art for Kids- Joy's Art Studio Instructor: Joy KlomanChildren will have fund drawing and painting at Joy's Art Studio! We will create colorful watercolor and tempera paintings, pencil and colored pencil drawings. Joy has over twenty years of experience teaching art. Look at http://www.joysartsudio.com for details.Location: Joy's Art Studio 1412 13th St #100 Bldg AClass Fee: $75

Session: Y0025-SS16aDate(s): 5/4/2016-5/25/2016Day(s): WTime: 3:00 PM-4:15 PM

Session: Y0025-SS16cDate(s): 5/6/2016-5/27/2016Day(s): FTime: 4:15 PM-5:30 PM

Session: Y0025-SS16bDate(s): 5/7/2016-5/28/2016Day(s): SaTime: 9:00AM-10:15 AM

Art Fun Camp for Kids Instructor: Joy KlomanChildren will have fun drawing and painting at Joy's Art Studio! We will create colorful watercolor and tempera paintings, collages, and colored pen-cil drawings. Please bring a smock, healthy snack, water and wear sunscreen and closed-toe shoes (no flip-flops, please) every day. We will walk to Jackson Park. Look at www.joysartstudio.com for details.Location: Joy's Art Studio 1412 13th St #100 Bldg AClass Fee: $125Bring to Class: $10 material fee due the first day.

Session: Y8017-SS16aDate(s): 6/22/2016-6/24/2016Day(s): W, Th, FTime: 9:00AM-12:00 PM

Session: Y8017-SS16bDate(s): 7/20/2016-7/22/2016Day(s): W, Th, FTime: 9:00AM-12:00 PM

Session: Y8017-SS16cDate(s): 7/27/2016-7/29/2016Day(s): W, Th, FTime: 9:00AM-12:00 PM

Session: Y8017-SS16dDate(s): 8/3/2016-8/5/2016Day(s): W, Th, FTime: 9:00AM-12:00 PM

Session: Y8017-SS16eDate(s): 8/10/2016-8/12/2016Day(s): W, Th, FTime: 9:00AM-12:00 PM

Session: Y8017-SS16fDate(s): 8/17/2016-8/19/2016Day(s): W, Th, FTime: 9:00AM-12:00 PM

Session: Y8017-SS16hDate(s): 8/24/2016-8/26/2016Day(s): W, Th, FTime: 9:00AM-12:00 PM

Beginning Band CampInstructor: Rebecca NederhiserBeginning Band Camp is opened to all incoming sixth grade beginning band students. During the three day camp, students will work with local community musicians on the foundational skills for their instruments as well as group theory instruction. All students starting HRMS sixth grade band are encouraged to sign up!Location: Hood River Middle School - Music RoomClass Fee: $35Bring to Class: Students will need to contact Ms. Nederhiser if they need an instrument or set up a rental with Beacock’s music. Students will also need basic music supplies (reeds, valve oil, cork grease,method book, etc)

Session: Y0023-SS16aDate(s): 8/18/2016-8/20/2016Day(s): Th, F, SaTime: 1:00 PM-3:00 PM

Brave HeArt Journaling for YouthInstructor: Michelle YamamotoThe Brave HeArt Journaling for Youth program is a fun and adventurous combination of daily themed art projects combined with informal chitchats about how to navigate relationships such as to not take things personally, develop awareness in how we get angry or upset and how to process and resolve these experiences and to focus on believing and trusting in our-selves. The final contemplation of the week will be on “Selfie Culture” where the discussion will be on how to post and comment responsibly and how quickly things can go wrong if they aren’t mindful. Simple exercises such as using the breath, being still in self observation (other-wise known as meditation) are introduced and encouraged to use as tools to feel less stressed out or when they feel upset about something that happened in their day.The art supply fee of $20 includes: a Yinspi-rationArt meditation journal, a Brave HeArt Workbook and everything from aprons, brushes, water buckets, paints, stencils, stamps, mark-ers, ink sprays and a visual display of

inspirational art and quotes in case kids have difficulty finding the right words to put into their art.Location: Hood River Middle School - Room 209Class Fee: $150Bring to Class: The art supply fee of $20 in-cludes: a YinspirationArt meditation journal, 16 X 20 canvas paper and everything from aprons, brushes, water buckets, paints, stencils, stamps, markers, ink sprays and a visual display of inspirational art and quotes in case t

Session: Y0825-SS16aDate(s): 7/25/2016-7/29/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 1:00 PM-3:00 PM

Dance Camp- Blend of Contemporary, Modern and Hip Hop (6-7 years)Instructor: Taylor SimondsA 3 week dance camp teaching students the concepts of Contemporary, Hip Hop with a flare of Modern. Each week the students will prepare for the final weeks performance. All levels of dancers ages 6-7 are welcome, beginners to advanced.Location: Jackson Park, 13th & May St, Hood RiverClass Fee: $180Bring to Class: Each dancer will receive a T-shirt as part of the performance outfit. Each dancer will be asked to wear dance and/or loose attire to each of the dance sessions.

Session: Y096-SS16aDate(s): 7/11/2016-7/25/2016Day(s): MTime: 8:00AM-10:00AM

Dance Camp- Blend of Contemporary, Modern and Hip Hop (8-9 years)Instructor: Taylor SimondsA 3 week dance camp teaching students the concepts of Contemporary, Hip Hop with a flare of Modern. Each week the students will prepare for the final weeks performance. All levels of dancers ages 8-9 are welcome, beginners to advanced.Location: Jackson Park, 13th & May St, Hood RiverClass Fee: $180Bring to Class: Each dancer will receive a T-shirt as part of the performance outfit. Each dancer will be asked to wear dance and/or loose attire to each of the dance sessions.

Session: Y096-SS16bDate(s): 7/12/2016-7/26/2016Day(s): TuTime: 8:00PM-10:00PM

Parent and Child Painting Party- Joys Art StudioInstructor: Joy KlomanWe will have fun painting a 16" x 20" canvas with acrylic paint. Joy Kloman, former profes-sor of art, will guide the class, step-by-step through an image of a beautiful dragonfly with a half moon in the background. The paintings may be displayed together as one image when complete. No painting experience needed, seri-ously! Check http://www.joysartstudio.com for details and images of paintings.Location: Joy's Art Studio 1412 13th St #100 Bldg AClass Fee: $40 adult; $20 child

Session: Y0026-SS16aDate(s): 5/1/2016-5/1/2016Day(s): SuTime: 2:00 PM-4:00PM

Skateboard Art (10-16 years)Instructor: Michelle YamamotoInviting all shredders, skateboard lovers and art lovers who want to paint their own skateboard!”Art teacher, Michelle Yamamoto will first bring stu-dents through a composition graphic design pro-cess and as you can see from the attached photos from a skateboard art workshop Michelle held in Whistler, BC last March, the students chose ev-erything from landscape art to street graffiti style art with really fabulous results. There will be some emphasis on building drawing skills and there will be art demonstrations and lots of cool art supplies to help create some special textured effects.Once the drawings are completed, designs are transferred onto the skate deck with graphite and tracing paper and then painted with acrylics. A final coat of varnish renders the art surface sturdy for park riding or for looking nice hanging on the wall. The California made skateboard is included in supply costs and is the same shape of the big brand names so it will be really great with holes for mounting trucks already drilled. Here is a link to Michelle's Skateboard Art video so you can see more of what the class is about:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KapJa5_fqW8Location: Hood River Middle School - Room 209Class Fee: $170Bring to Class: Clothes that can get messy, $20 material fee due the first day of class

Session: Y0102-SS16aDate(s): 7/18/2016-7/22/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 1:00 PM-3:00 PM

Summer Musical Theater Workshop -Jun-gle Book (Grades 2-5)Instructor: Rebekah Meyer“Our Summer Musical Theatre Workshops ROCK!! We have so much fun and at the end of our 9 days together, we put on a show in Jackson Park for the entire community! Come and join us! This sum-mer's musical will be "Jungle Book"!! Our chore-ographer, Teddy Meyer, will challenge you in the dance and you'll love every second! Our full sound system will ensure your lines and songs are heard! Eric Meyer paints us a fun backdrop and builds amazing props. You will not be disappointed. Don't just be an audience member, join in and the applause will be for you! Rebekah Meyer and her assistants will make sure you are amazing and ready for showtime! We take Monday, July 4th off. Be sure your child has a water bottle, their scripts, pencils, snacks and highlighters every day. We can't wait to meet you! Be sure to sign up early. Both classes filled up quickly last year. You can pick up your packets with CD's and Scripts by June 1st at Community Education. Please be sure your child has one song memorized and ready for their audition on our first day. Full refund if taken can-celed by June 8th. Half refund if canceled by June

15th. After that time, there will be no refunds.Location: Hood River Middle School - Auditorium - HRMS OnlyClass Fee: $295Bring to Class: Send your child in with their script packets, water bottles and snacks daily!

Session: Y0055-SS16aDate(s): 6/27/2016-7/8/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 9:00AM-12:00 PM

Summer Musical Theater Workshop -TBA (grades 5-11)Instructor: Rebekah Meyer“Our Summer Musical Theatre Workshops ROCK!! We have so much fun and at the end of our 9 days together, we put on a show in Jackson Park for the entire community! Come and join us! This sum-mer's musical will be "TBA!! Our choreographer, Teddy Meyer, will challenge you in the dance and you'll love every second! Our full sound system will ensure your lines and songs are heard! Eric Meyer paints us a fun backdrop and builds amaz-ing props. You will not be disappointed. Don't just be an audience member, join in and the applause will be for you! Rebekah Meyer and her assistants will make sure you are amazing and ready for showtime! We take Monday July 4, off. Be sure your child has a water bottle, their scripts, pencils, snacks and highlighters every day. We can't wait to meet you! Be sure to sign up early. Both classes filled up quickly last year. You can pick up your packets with CD's and Scripts by June 1st at Com-munity Education. Please be sure your child has one song memorized and ready for their audition on our first day. Full refund if taken canceled by June 8th. Half refund if canceled by June 15th. After that time, there will be no refunds.Location: Hood River Middle School - Auditorium - HRMS OnlyClass Fee: $295Bring to Class: Send your child in with their script packets, water bottles and snacks daily!

Session: Y0056-SS16aDate(s): 6/27/2016-7/8/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 12:30PM-3:30PM

Educational - Youth

Driver Education - Oregon Teen Driver Training Institute- summerInstructor: Linda ClarkMandatory parents meeting July 5 at 6:00-7:30 pm. IMPORTANT INFORMATION - PLEASE READ BEFORE CONTINUING: Students MUST have a permit in order to register for this class. To meet the need for a driver educa-tion program, the Hood River County School District has contracted with the Oregon Driver Training Institute to provide classroom and behind-the-wheel driver's ed training. This course counts as 50 of the 100 hours re-quired for your teen to obtain their license. You must have a permit to take this class, but their is no requirement as to how long you have to have it. Driver test? What driver test? There are a ton of great reasons to enroll in driver ed classes, but the best one is, if you complete the course, that means you don’t have to take the DMV driver test to get your license! That’s right – you’re essen-tially excused from one of teen life’s most nerve-wracking rites of passage! Here’s how it works: Before getting your drivers' license: You need to have had an instruction permit for at least 6 months. You enroll in and successfully complete an ODOT-approved driver ed course. You can certify that you have at least 50 hours of driving experience with a driver who is older

than 21 and has had driving privileges for at least three years. You have to pass the written safe driving practices test at the DMV. Upon completion of an ODOT-approved driver ed course, your provider will issue a card certify-ing that you successfully met all class require-ments. When you present this card at the DMV while applying for a Provisional Driver License, the skills test is waived. That’s it! No more sleepless nights, no more dudes with clipboards – just a shiny new license to drive. See you in class! Registration and payment must be made through Community Education at the time of registration. This can be done on line at www.hrcommunityed.org Those without computer access may register 1009 Eugene Street. To register by phone, please have your credit card information available. Students registered for this program must not obtain their license prior to completing this program. Verification of eligibility may be performed prior to end of class. In addition to the online registration, your contact info will be forwarded to the Oregon Driver Train-ing Institute, High Street, Suite 160, Eugene, OR 97401. You may be required to complete additional paperwork required by the Oregon Driver Training Institute. Course Fee: The cost of the course is $335 for unlicensed minors and $545 for anyone 18 or older or licensed. Minors are able to take the course at a re-duced cost due to ODOT's reimbursement program. If the student: 1) fails to complete the class, or 2) turns 18 years of age prior to completion, or 3) attains his/her driver license prior to class completion, they are no longer eligible for reimbursement and therefore an additional $210 will automatically be charged. Course Non-Completion: If at the end of the course, a student has not completed all work in order to pass, a non-completion letter will be sent home explaining the reasons for the student not completing the course. The stu-dent will be given additional time to complete the necessary course work. If the class work has not been completed within the allotted time, the student will receive a failing grade. There are NO REFUNDS for this program. Stu-dent must bring a photo copy of their permit to the first class for our office records. Behind the Wheel is scheduled outside of the class-room and will take longer than the last day of class. We recommend approximately 10 hours of driving practice prior to this course. Classes are scheduled to be offered in September, January, April & July, depending on enrollment and instructor availability.Location: Coe Building - Room 3 - Conference RoomClass Fee: $355 -15-17 years $565- 18 yearsand olderBring to Class: 1) Photo copy of driving per-mit. 2) The parent must attend the first class with the student. 3) Payment must be made prior to class. For more information about the Oregon Driver Training Institute, visit their web page at http://oregondrivertraining.com/

Session: Y3005-SS16aDate(s): 7/5/2016-7/30/2016Time: Tuesday 4:00PM-7:00 PM Friday 4:00PM-7:00 PM Saturdays 9:00am-12:00pm

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Session: Y3015-SS16dDate(s): 7/25/2016-7/28/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, ThTime: 9:00AM-12:00 PM

Session: Y3015-SS16eDate(s): 8/1/2016-8/4/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, ThTime: 9:00AM-12:00 PM

WAAAM Camp - Aviation, an introduction for KidsInstructor: Donna DavidsonThis class touches on all aspects of Aviation. Learn and have fun at The WAAAM Air & Auto Museum this week as we explore early aviation and what it takes to keep an airplane in the air? You will build a flying glider. It will fly because you made an air foil! Let's do a radio check and learn the call sign of our favorite WAAAM Airplane. Downwind, base, final....see you at WAAAM... Lots of great stuff you can teach your parents later. YOU will earn a 'Student Solo Membership' to the Museum that will allow you admission to WAAAM for the rest of the year.Location: WAAAM Museum 1600 Air Museum Rd Hood RiverClass Fee: $110Session: Y3047-SS16aDate(s): 7/11/2016-7/14/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, ThTime: 9:00AM-12:00 PM

General Interest - Youth

Let's Get Out - Ages 11-13 Instructor: Lisa KosglowLet’s Get Out summer day camp is an introduction to adventure sports while fostering an apprecia-tion for our unique area. Each day, participants will take part in a different adventure while explor-ing the Columbia Gorge Area. Instruction will be provided on each activity including the operation of equipment, safety, utilizing common sense and risk assessment. Class includes white water rafting, rock climbing, mountain biking, hiking, caving, swimming hole exploring, shelter building, wilderness awareness skills, team building, and service project activities. Leave No Trace Ethics are taught throughout the week. The week also in-cludes a stewardship project with a local agency or non-profit. Stewardship projects help children un-derstand the larger picture of land management, volunteerism and natural resources. Activities may vary due to weather conditions. All equipment and transportation is provided. http://lets-get-out.com/Location: Jackson Park, 13th & May St, Hood RiverClass Fee: $430Bring to Class: Students need to bring a packed lunch, water and snacks each day.

Session: R0019-SS16aDate(s): 7/11/2016-7/15/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 9:00AM-4:00PM

Session: R0019-SS16bDate(s): 7/18/2016-7/22/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 9:00AM-4:00PM

Session: R0019-SS16cDate(s): 8/22/2016-8/26/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 9:00AM-4:00PM

Let's Get Out - Ages 8-10 Instructor: Lisa KosglowLet’s Get Out summer day camp is an introduction to adventure sports while fostering an apprecia-tion for our unique area. Each day, participants will take part in a different adventure while explor-ing the Columbia Gorge Area. Instruction will be provided on each activity including the operation of equipment, safety, utilizing common sense and risk assessment. Class includes white water rafting, rock climbing, mountain biking, hiking, caving, swimming hole exploring, shelter building, wilderness awareness skills, team building, and service project activities. Leave No Trace Ethics are taught throughout the week. The week also in-cludes a stewardship project with a local agency or non-profit. Stewardship projects help children un-derstand the larger picture of land management, volunteerism and natural resources. Activities may vary due to weather conditions. All equipment and transportation is provided. http://lets-get-out.com/Location: Jackson Park, 13th & May St, Hood RiverClass Fee: $430Bring to Class: Students need to bring a packed lunch, water and snacks each day.

Session: R0020-SS16aDate(s): 7/25/2016-7/29/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 9:00AM-4:00PM

Session: R0020-SS16bDate(s): 8/1/2016-8/5/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 9:00AM-4:00PM

Session: R0020-SS16cDate(s): 8/8/2016-8/12/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 9:00AM-4:00PM

Session: R0020-SS16dDate(s): 8/15/2016-8/19/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 9:00AM-4:00PM

Let's Get Out Explorers- Ages 5-7 Instructor: Lisa Kosglow, - Let's Get Out StaffLet’s Get Out Explorers for ages 5-7 is an outdoor day camp that focuses on creating a sense of won-der in children and encourages outdoor explora-tion of the natural world. During camp children will have a combination of guided exploration utilizing nature based activities, games and sto-ries as well as free time to play, move their bodies and work on an art project. Children should come prepared to be outside in all weather.Location: Hood River Waterfront Park 650 Portway Ave Hood RiverClass Fee: $125Bring to Class: Students need to bring water and snacks each day.

Session: R0033-SS16aDate(s): 6/20/2016-6/23/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, ThTime: 9:00AM-12:00 PM

Session: R0033-SS16bDate(s): 6/20/2016-6/23/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, ThTime: 1:00 PM-4:00PM

Let's Get Out Explorers-Forest and Farm (5-7 years) Instructor: - Let's Get Out StaffLet’s Get Out Explorer-Forest and Farm session is an engaging four day program where children will explore both a working farm and surrounding forest. Children will develop connections between farmscape and wild nature as they track, mimic, dig, plant, create, harvest, cook, build, collect and observe. Children will investigate, interact with and compare domesticated animals like chickens

and pigs and their wild cousins as well as explore the vital role that insects play in both the farm and forest environments. Utilizing wilderness awareness games, fort and shelter building and art and cooking projects like making ice cream using supplies gathered on the farm or from farm-ers close by, instructors help cultivate a sense of curiosity and wonder in our youngest campers. In true Let’s Get Out fashion, our Forest and Farm session promises to be a fun, engaging program for kids who need to move and curious kids alike. Children will be picked up at Jackson park in Hood River and transported to the farm.Location: Jackson Park, 13th & May St, Hood RiverClass Fee: $240

Session: Y8079-SS16aDate(s): 8/1/2016-8/4/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, ThTime: 9:30 AM-3:30PM

Session: Y8079-SS16bDate(s): 8/8/2016-8/11/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, ThTime: 9:30 AM-3:30PM

Cascade Mountain School- Little Trackers (1-3 grade)Instructor: Cascade Mountain SchoolTracking is more than just footprints; it is the art of studying movement in nature and involves cultivating a keen awareness of our environment. Students are encouraged to become still and calm and use all of their senses. Each class includes movement, games, observation, and exploration in nature. Students learn to read the signs of nature like words on the page of a book.Location: Cascade Mountain School - Various LocationsClass Fee: $150Bring to Class: Parents are welcome to join in on activi-ties.

Session: Y0027-SS16aDate(s): 6/27/2016-6/30/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, ThTime: 9:00AM-11:45AM

Cascade Mountain School- Outdoor Explorers Camp (1-3 grades)Instructor: Cascade Mountain SchoolOutdoor Explorers Camp is a Cascade Mountain School program that introduces students to the fun and excite-ment of outdoor adventures in the Trout Lake Valley. Students will get to explore an underground cave, build forts out of natural materials, hike to a secret natural spring and more. The entire camp will be spent outside!Location: Cascade Mountain School - Various LocationsClass Fee: $150Bring to Class: Parents are welcome to join in on activi-ties. Transportation from Hood River/ White Salmon may be available for an additional fee. Please contact Cascade Mountain School for additional information.


Cascade Mountain School- Outdoor Explorers Camp (4-6 grades)Instructor: Cascade Mountain SchoolOutdoor Explorers Camp is a Cascade Mountain School program that introduces students to the fun and excite-ment of outdoor adventures in the Trout Lake Valley. Students will get to explore an underground cave, build forts out of natural materials, hike to a secret natural spring and more. The entire camp will be spent outside!Location: Cascade Mountain School - Various LocationsClass Fee: $150Bring to Class: Parents are welcome to join in on activi-ties. Transportation from Hood River/ White Salmon may be available for an additional fee. Please contact Cascade Mountain School for additional information.

Session: Y8076-SS16BDate(s): 7/25/2016-7/28/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, ThTime: 1:00 PM-4:00PM

Gorge MakerSpace: Carnival (9-12 years) HRInstructor: Jack PerrinBuild an amusement park! Using wood, cardboard, electronics and recycled materials campers will build arcade games and carnival rides. Kids get to choose their part in this group project and will learn to solder and saw, engineer and build along the way. Campers start by learning to use tools safely and then working as a team, design and construct a park that family and friends can visit on the last day. There will be lots of breaks to play outside, too. Bring a lunch and a snack.Location: Wy'East Middle School - Room 33 ShopClass Fee: $250Bring to Class: Lunch and a snack.

Session: Y3040-SS16bDate(s): 6/27/2016-7/1/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 9:00AM-3:00 PM

Gorge MakerSpace: Carnival (9-12 years) Instructor: Jack PerrinBuild an amusement park! Using wood, cardboard, electronics and recycled materials campers will build arcade games and carnival rides. Kids get to choose their part in this group project and will learn to solder and saw, engineer and build along the way. Campers start by learning to use tools safely and then working as a team, design and construct a park that family and friends can visit on the last day. There will be lots of breaks to play outside, too. Bring a lunch and a snack.Location: White Salmon Youth Center- 453 E Jew-ett BlvdClass Fee: $250


Gorge MakerSpace-X (7-9 years)Instructor: Jack PerrinCome and make the future: build a spacecraft complete with a cockpit, mission control, sensors, robotics, communications and even spacesuits. You will get to choose your part in this group project and will learn to solder and saw, engineer and build along the way. Start by learning to use tools safely and then working as a team, design, engineer and construct a life-size model of space-ship. Along the way there will be lots of breaks for getting outside and playing. Bring a lunch and a snack.Location: Wy'East Middle School - Room 33 ShopClass Fee: $225


Robotics- FLL Beginners Summer Camp 6-13 yearsInstructor: . Team 78775, Men in GreenThis robotics summer Camp is for non - FLL stu-dents interested in learning basic, FLL building and programming. The program is open to stu-dents of all experience levels, but the curriculum is made to start from the fundamentals.Location: Coe Building - Room 7 - Computer LabClass Fee: $80

Session: Y3059-SS16bDate(s): 7/5/2016-7/9/2016Day(s): Tu, W, Th, F, SaTime: 9:00AM-1:00 PM

Robotics- FLL Beginners Summer Camp 6-13 years for girlsInstructor: . Team 78775, Men in GreenThis robotics summer Camp is for non - FLL stu-dents interested in learning basic, FLL building and programming. The program is open to stu-dents of all experience levels, but the curriculum is made to start from the fundamentals. Advanced Robotics is included for free with the completion of this glass for your daughter.Location: Coe Building - Room 7 - Computer LabClass Fee: $80Session: Y3059-SS16cDate(s): 6/27/2016-7/1/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 1:00 PM-3:00 PM

Robotics- FLL Experienced summer camp- 9-13 yearsInstructor: Team 78775, Men in GreenThis course focuses on FLL core values. This course includes many aspects similar to a Fll com-petition to prepare students for FLL. This course is recommended to students with previous camp or FLL experience.Location: Coe Building - Room 7 - Computer LabClass Fee: $75Bring to Class: Home Lunch


Robotics- FLL Robotics Training Camp (9-14 years)Instructor: Jack PerrinRobotics are a wonderful way to learn program-ming and engineering, while developing leader-ship, cooperation, and problem solving skills. In this camp we will emphasize fun, teamwork, and creative tinkering. Team roles will rotate hourly and there will be lots of challenges and games. The majority of our work will be with LEGO Mind-storms robots.Location: White Salmon Youth Center- 453 E Jew-ett BlvdClass Fee: $100Bring to Class: Bring a snack.

Session: A3049-SS16aDate(s): 8/22/2016-8/25/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, ThTime: 9:00AM-12:00 PM

Robotics- FLL Training Camp: Girls Rule! (9-14 years)Instructor: Jack PerrinRobotics are a wonderful way to learn program-ming and engineering, while developing leader-ship, cooperation, and problem solving skills. In this camp we will emphasize fun, teamwork, and creative tinkering. Team roles will rotate hourly and there will be lots of challenges and games. The majority of our work will be with LEGO Mind-storms robots.Location: White Salmon Youth Center- 453 E Jew-ett BlvdClass Fee: $100Bring to Class: Bring a snack.Session: Y3041-SS16aDate(s): 8/22/2016-8/25/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, ThTime: 1:00 PM-4:00PM

Summer Science Camp 101 Instructor: Jim MinickDesigned for students going into 3rd-5th grade. The overarching theme is "Space Ship Earth". Explore bones, levers, metric measure, density, volume, sound, magnetism and rocks. Collect insects and use guide books to identify them. Participate in Q & A sessions regarding astronomy, science history and alternative energy. Learn how to recycle at home using local guidelines. Use 'secret formulas' to do calculations on real data students gather and record themselves. Super big and super little numbers will be explored. Learn scientific method. Each student will learn to use their own 450 power microscope to see the living world of mini-beasts that live in our surroundings. The Periodic Table will be presented. This four day Summer Science Camp will provide exploration into the fascinating world of hands-on Science. Each day will offer new and exciting experiences. Bring your own water bottle, snack for break, pencils & eraser, paper & and parent contact in-formation. Class size is limited to 8 children. Price includes $10 materials fee.Location: Hood River Middle School - Room 301-Science (Internal Use Only)Class Fee: $110Bring to Class: Water bottle and snack for each day

Session: Y3015-SS16aDate(s): 6/27/2016-6/30/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, ThTime: 9:00AM-12:00 PM

Session: Y3015-SS16bDate(s): 7/11/2016-7/14/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, ThTime: 9:00AM-12:00 PM

Coyote Connections Nature Adventure Day Camp

Spend 3 days having fun in nature! Come explore the world through hands-on activities, nature games, exploration, creative art and storytelling. Build birdhouses and nature shelters while discovering plants, bugs and animals with new friends, or bring a friend and create your adventures together.

Ages 10-12 ~ July 18, 19 & 20 ~ 10am - 3pm

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Now accepting Fall Registration!• State Certified• Ages 3-6• Open Monday-Friday, 7:20 am - 5:20 pm• Pre-School and Extended care• 3/16 Teacher/Student ratioCall: 541-308-0900Or on the web: www.smartepants.biz

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Community EducationSummer Day Camps

Instructor: Amanda DommerHood River Summer Day Camps Through Community Education. Children must have completed kindergarten to be eligible to at-tend camp. Summer Day Camp is Commu-nity Education’s flag ship program intended for children ages 6-12 years of age. We’ve designed three separate two week sessions to pick from throughout the summer. Each session is filled with over 70 hours of excit-ing experiences. Creating an enriching and exciting environment is what we strive for. Our trained camp counselors include a head counselor, an aquatics supervisor/life guard, college aged young adults and high school students who guide the children through the camp experience. Our goals include creating a welcoming environment, inclusivity, being safe, responsible and respectful towards oth-ers. In each session, there is something for everyone. Activities range from outdoor explor-ing, art projects, group games and free time to develop lasting friendships throughout camp. Tuition fees cover admission to various loca-tions, the range of exciting activities, supplies, and the travel of the special trips. Providing a great experience for children is very impor-tant. Our main camp runs from 9 am until 3:30 PM. We realize that some families need longer options and our extended care cover-age runs from 7:30am-5:00 pm for working parents. During the extended hours our coun-selors will engage and work with the campers on a variety of projects and do physical activi-ties. While we recommend the full two weeks and we know the kids have lasting friendships from these camps, there are limited 1 week slots available for families who have a busy summer schedule. Inquire about one week rates by calling the office or by going online at hrcommunityed.org

Super Day Camp (6-11 years) The best of 37+ years of summer day camp favorites packed into one single session. This camp is filled with over 70 hours of nonstop fun. Adventures embrace horse riding, hiking and rock climbing, alpine slide down Mt. Hood at the Ski Bowl Adventure Park, a day of jump-ing - Sky High and two weeks of fun will be capped off with an awesome overnight at our camp’s favorite snipe hunting location. Each child will have an amazing experience and gain lasting friendships, with memories they will reflect on for years to come. This 9 day camp is priced slightly higher to accommodate the “super” activities we will do!Location: Westside Elementary School Cafete-riaClass Fee: $299 Extended care $349Bring to Class: Please pack sun screen and wear appropriate clothing for the daily activi-ties and the weather, and athletic shoes (no flip flops allowed). Send the children with plenty of water, healthy snacks and a good lunch every day.

Session: Y8018-SS16aDate(s): 7/5/2016-7/15/2016Day(s): M-F

Water WOW! (6-11 years)Instructor: Amanda Dommer This session of Summer Day Camp is filled to the brim with water, water and more water. Can you say waterpark - wow and pools - wow and in addition children will enjoy hiking to wonderful water falls - wow, swimming at lakes - wow and being on the water - wow. We strategically placed this camp in the middle of the hottest part of the Hood River summer! The opportunity includes exploring beautiful lakes and learning about the animals and ecosystems that water supports in a water wow theme. Weather and temperatures vary by location and help your child be prepared by sending them with appropriate attire and good hiking shoes. Please slather them in sun-screen (preferably water safe 30+ SPF) prior to leaving the house and we will ensure that they keep a protective layer on them consis-tently throughout the camp. We also recom-mend a sun hat and long sleeve sun shirt for additional protection. Do you wish you could get your kids out when the weather is per-fect well don’t let them down – send them to camp! Our experience and qualified staff are here to make a child’s summer fun. While we are around water we always allow the children to choose their level of participation based on their comfort with water and have a coun-selor/lifeguard watching the children during water activities. Bring Water!Location: Westside Elementary School - Caf-eteriaClass Fee: $299 Extended care $349Bring to Class: Please pack sun screen and wear appropriate clothing for the daily activi-ties and the weather, and athletic shoes (no flip flops allowed). Send the children with plenty of water, healthy snacks and a good lunch every day.

Session: Y8018-SS16bDate(s): 7/18/2016-7/29/2016Day(s): M-F

Fun and Fitness (6-11 years)Instructor: Amanda DommerOur third session of Summer Day Camp is designed to get your kids moving and excited about having fun outside! This camp on the go is fill activities including field sports, hik-ing, swimming, group games, and many adventures. Campers need good shoes for this camp and should come with plenty of hydration and food! Our goal is to engage the campers and embrace moving. You don’t have to be in top shape to attend this camp and kids will be paced appropriately, but they are surely going to come out energized and excited about the outdoors and the Colum-bia River Gorge. We guarantee that they will come home tired, but refreshed and ener-gized by being in motion.Location: Westside Elementary School -Caf-eteriaClass Fee: $299 Extended care $349Bring to Class: Always send good shoes for an active day no flip flops allowed. Pack Sun screen, water, healthy snacks and a good lunch every day. Send appropriate clothing for the daily activities and the weather. We will have and itinerary of activities before camp so

Session: Y8018-SS16cDate(s): 8/1/2016-8/12/2016Day(s): M- F

Swim Bus from Parkdale and Mid ValleyInstructor: Community Ed and PartnersStarting WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22 - ENROLL NOW! Last Day- August 24 Come and join your friends for fun in the pool! Supervised transportation and pool entry fee will be provided for all upper and middle valley students, ages 8-14, to and from the Hood River Pool - Each Wednesday! Participants will be have 2 hours for open swim followed by a 30 minute swim lesson provided by the Aquatic Center staff. Bus leaves Parkdale Elementary School (front entrance) at 2:15 and returns at 6:30pm Bus leaves Mid Valley Elementary (front entrance) at 2:30 and returns at 6:15 pm You must be registered through Community Education to ride the bus. Call 541-386-2055 for pro-rated fees.Location: Parkdale Elementary School,Mid Valley Elementary School Class Fee: $40 ($25 scholarship)

Session: Y0058-SS16 WedDate(s): 6/22/2016-8/24/2016Day(s): WTime: 2:15 PM-6:30 PM

Cascade Mountain School: Farm Camp (1-3 grades)Instructor: Cascade Mountain SchoolFarm Camp is a Cascade Mountain School program that introduces younger students to the fun and excite-ment of learning where our food comes from. Come explore a variety of farms activities in Trout Lake. Play in the gardens. Tour a local organic dairy. Feed the chickens and cook a meal with farm fresh eggs. Learn about animal care.Location: Cascade Mountain School - Various LocationsClass Fee: $150Bring to Class: Parents are welcome to join in on activi-ties.


Cascade Mountain School: Farm Camp (4-6 grades)Instructor: Cascade Mountain SchoolFarm Camp is a Cascade Mountain School program that introduces younger students to the fun and excite-ment of learning where our food comes from. Come explore a variety of farms activities in Trout Lake. Play in the gardens. Tour a local organic dairy. Feed the chickens and cook a meal with farm fresh eggs. Learn about animal care.Location: Cascade Mountain School - Various LocationsClass Fee: $150Bring to Class: Parents are welcome to join in on activi-ties.


Cascade Mountain School: MacGyver Camp (1-3 grades) Instructor: Cascade Mountain SchoolMacGyver camp is a Cascade Mountain School pro-gram that introduces students to the fun and excite-ment of learning how to build things out of scraps, found objects, broken tools, etc. Students spend the day outside in the Trout Lake valley working on projects such as fort building, fire making, rocket launching, and other cool, hands-on projects. MacGyver Camp is run in partnership with Gorge MakerSpace (Jack Perrin!)Location: Cascade Mountain School - Various LocationsClass Fee: $150Bring to Class: Transportation from Hood River/White Salmon may be available for an additional fee. Please contact Cascade Mountain School for additional infor-mation.


Session: Y8074-SS16bDate(s): 8/1/2016-8/4/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, ThTime: 1:00 PM-4:00PM

Cascade Mountain School: MacGyver Camp (Ages 8-12)Instructor: Cascade Mountain SchoolJoin Jack Perrin and Cascade Mountain School for this four-day program of becoming real, young MacGyvers in the beautiful and adventurous Trout Lake Valley. Just like MacGyver, we will use the tools at hand to build homemade gadgets that will help us solve solutions to different environmental problems we may face! We will learn to craft projects with scraps, found objects, broken tools, and native vegetation. We will spend our days outside working on fun projects such as fort build-ing, fire starting, constructing solar ovens and other cool, hands-on projects. Students will spend their days at the Mt. Adams Institute nestled in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, exploring the wilderness and nearby Trout Creek, where they can gather the skills necessary to experience the fun and challenging reality of what it means to become a MacGyver!Location: Cascade Mountain School - Various LocationsClass Fee: $300Bring to Class: Parents are welcome to join in on activi-ties.

Session: Y8074-SS16cDate(s): 7/5/2016-7/8/2016Day(s): Tu, W, Th, FTime: 9:00AM-3:00 PM

Cascade Mountain School: Nature Art Camp (1-3 grades)Instructor: Cascade Mountain SchoolNature Art Camp is a Cascade Mountain School pro-gram that introduces students to the fun and excite-ment of learning how to create works of art out of natu-ral objects. The camp will occur at a local Trout Lake art studio and outside in natural settings around the Trout Lake Valley. Students will engage in a variety of projects such as painting, paper making, dyeing, collaging and other crafts.Location: Cascade Mountain School - Various LocationsClass Fee: $150Bring to Class: Transportation from Hood River/White Salmon may be available for an additional fee. Please contact Cascade Mountain School for information.


Cascade Mountain School: Nature Art Camp (4-6 grades)Instructor: Cascade Mountain SchoolNature Art Camp is a Cascade Mountain School pro-gram that introduces students to the fun and excite-ment of learning how to create works of art out of natu-ral objects. The camp will occur at a local Trout Lake art studio and outside in natural settings around the Trout Lake Valley. Students will engage in a variety of projects such as painting, paper making, dyeing, collaging and other crafts.Location: Cascade Mountain School - Various LocationsClass Fee: $150Bring to Class: Transportation from Hood River/White Salmon may be available for an additional fee. Please contact Cascade Mountain School for additional infor-mation.


Filmmaking- Introduction (6-9 grades)Instructor: Connor TruaxAn introductory class on how to plan, write, shoot and edit your own film.Location: Coe Building - Room 7 - Computer LabClass Fee: $100Bring to Class: $20 equipment fee

Session: Y8080-SS16aDate(s): 7/11/2016-7/15/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 1:00 PM-4:00PM

Gorge Rocket ClubInstructor: Zed RuhlenIf you already know how to build rockets, and you want to continue advancing in rocketry- Hood Riv-er Hobbies is supporting the initiation of a Gorge Rocket Club. First meeting date Saturday, May 14 at 2 pm. We will learn about and follow National Association of Rocketry Guidelines, share rocket projects and discuss plans for rocket launches and builds. To join it is $10 for 2016/17 season, includes participation in the Thanksgiving and New Years Eve launch dates listed in this cata-log (bring your own rocket and mini, A or B sized engine) and future launches in late winter early spring (dates TBD).Location: May Street Elementary School - Fields Soccer WestClass Fee: $10Bring to Class: This club is for all ages, child through adult, however, Parent supervision is required for children Additional supplies would need to be purchased for building and launching rocketsI

Session: Y1020-SS16aDate(s): 5/14/2016Day(s): SaTime: 2:00 PM-3:00 PM

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32 33Preschool- I Am Special Instructor: Jovita RobledoLearn how amazing your body is! Skeleton collag-es are just part of this fun class. Open to children 3-6 years.Location: Mid Valley Elementary School - Pre-school Mid ValleyClass Fee: $12

Session: P1033-SS16aDate(s): 5/18/2016Day(s): WTime: 2:00 PM-4:00PM

Preschool- Messy, Gooey Fun Instructor: Jovita RobledoThis class is exactly what it looks like...MESSY! Make gak that can be taken home. Please wear clothes that can get dirty. Open to children 3-6 years.Location: Mid Valley Elementary School - Pre-school Mid ValleyClass Fee: $12


Preschool Camp - Princess Stories Instructor: Angela KleinLet's go off to a land of fairy tales and make-believe! This camp will include art projects of each of the following princess stories: Beauty and the Beast, The Princess and the Pea, Snow White, Cinderella and The Frog Prince.Location: Hood River Valley High School - Room B 16 - Preschool Little LearnersClass Fee: $75

Session: P1132-SS16aDate(s): 6/27/2016-7/1/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 9:00AM-12:00 PM

Preschool Camp- Transportation Fascination Instructor: Angela KleinBoth boys and girls alike will love this camp that focuses on all the modes of transportation: LAND, AIR and SEA. Crafts and science will be the basis of this camp. Please dress your child in clothes that can get dirty. Ages 3-6 years.Location: Hood River Valley High School - Room B 16 - Preschool Little LearnersClass Fee: $60

Session: P1105-SS16aDate(s): 7/5/2016-7/8/2016Day(s): Tu, W, Th, FTime: 9:00AM-12:00 PM

Preschool Camp - Fairy Tale Camp II Instructor: Angela KleinThis camp will focus on a different fairy tale each day and will include arts and crafts, games and science. The stories will be: The Little Red Hen, The Tortoise and the Hare, Stone Soup, 3 Billy Goats Gruff and The Ugly Duckling. Ages 3-6 years.Location: Hood River Valley High School - Room B 16 - Preschool Little LearnersClass Fee: $75


Preschool camp- Animal Planet Instructor: Angela KleinTake a trek across the world to discover where animals live. Each day of camp will include art and science. Move through the continents with daily art and science activities from these far away places. The Arctic, The Americas, Europe and Asia, Africa and Australia. Ages 3-6.Location: Hood River Valley High School - Room B 16 - Preschool Little LearnersClass Fee: $60Session: P1154-SS16aDate(s): 7/18/2016-7/21/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, ThTime: 9:00AM-12:00 PM

Preschool Camp- Science Camp Instructor: Angela KleinThis camp will combine hands-on science experiments with lots of art activities. Topics will include color creations, volcanoes, growing plants, weather and lots of other science fun. Please dress in old clothes that can get messy.Location: Hood River Valley High School - Room B 16 - Preschool Little LearnersClass Fee: $75


Preschool Camp- Symphony of the 5 Senses Instructor: Angela KleinThis new camp will combine hand-on science experiments with lots of art activities all based around the five senses. Each day of camp will in-troduce a new sense: Touch, Taste, Smell, Sight and Hearing. Ages 3-6 years.Location: Hood River Valley High School - Room B 16 - Preschool Little LearnersClass Fee: $75


Preschool Camp- Where The Wild Things Are Instructor: Angela KleinThis non-scary camp will focus on fairy tales and make believe. Constructing a castle and making a monster card are just two of the many activi-ties that we will do to keep your child's imagina-tion soaring. Ages 3-6 years.Location: Hood River Valley High School - Room B 16 - Preschool Little LearnersClass Fee: $75


Horse Camp - Preparation Instructor: Lisa RodriguezThis class will help prepare a child for attending Horse Camp. Pre-camp instruction will aid your child with skills, confidence, and saftey through understanding the world of Horses and visiting the ranch. Horse Camp participants with higher skill and understanding levels achieve more freedom and riding experience upon demonstrating their training. Appropriate for all ages and skill levels. Parents welcome to register too! Learn what your child will be experiencing. Drop-ins are welcome. Master Riding Instructor Lisa Rodriguez Clement has over 35 years of experience teaching Horse-manship to all ages. She has been certified in Equine assisted growth and learning programs as an Equine Specialist for facilitating psychotherapy programs. Lisa works with families and corporate team building.Location: Double Mountain Horse Ranch 3995 Portland Dr Hood RiverClass Fee: $25Bring to Class: Please wear long pants and closed toed shoes. Participants under age 18 must have a parent/guardian sign a waiver. Contact [email protected] to prearrange waivers if necessary.

Session: Y8019-SS16aDate(s): 7/9/2016-7/9/2016Day(s): SaTime: 8:30 AM-10:00AM

Session: Y8019-SS16bDate(s): 7/23/2016-7/23/2016Day(s): SaTime: 8:30 AM-10:00AM

Session: Y8019-SS16cDate(s): 7/30/2016-7/30/2016Day(s): SaTime: 8:30 AM-10:00AM

Session: Y8019-SS16dDate(s): 8/13/2016Day(s): SaTime: 8:30 AM-10:00AM

Horse Camp: Pony Pals Instructor: Margo VankatSpend 5 days learning and practicing the fun-damentals of horsemanship. From Halters and horse care to horseback. The focus is on safety and fun.Location: Double Mountain Horse Ranch 3995 Portland Dr Hood RiverClass Fee: $375Bring to Class: Wear Long pants and flat soled shoes. Bring lunches and water bottles.

Session: Y8058-SS16aDate(s): 6/20/2016-6/24/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 8:00AM-4:00PM

Session: Y8058-SS16bDate(s): 7/11/2016-7/15/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 8:00AM-4:00PM

Session: Y8058-SS16cDate(s): 7/25/2016-7/29/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 8:00AM-4:00PM

Session: Y8058-SS16dDate(s): 8/8/2016-8/12/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 8:00AM-4:00PM

Session: Y8058-SS16eDate(s): 8/22/2016-8/26/2016Day(s): M, Tu, W, Th, FTime: 8:00AM-4:00PM

Pokeman PlaydateInstructor: Miko RuhlenThis is a gathering to play Pokemon trading card game at Hood River Hobbies. Kids of all skill levels age 7-12 can come and play a game and do some trading. Bring a deck and cards to trade if you have them. We will have a limited number of decks to borrow. If you do not know how to play yet, you are welcome to come and learn by watch-ing or participating. Children must be able to read and stay focused on the game and remain in the game play area for the duration of class. Learning this game can help promote reading, math, strat-egy, and attention span. We may add additional dates depending on attendance and interest. Total Cost for class $5.00 each dayLocation: Hood River Hobbies 110 4th St Hood RiverClass Fee: $5Bring to Class: Decks or cards needed to play with at home are not provided and would need to be purchased.

Session: Y1019-SS16aDate(s): 5/3/2016-6/7/2016Day(s): TuTime: 4:00PM-5:00 PM

Yoga for kids: Peace Warriors (Ages 6-16)Instructor: Stephenie GoingOur Peace Warrior Yoga class gives youth a prac-tice and routine that integrates physical, mental, and emotional development. During each class we practice simple breathing techniques to slow down the nervous system, develop self-control and learn to connect with emotions. Students learn yoga poses that help release energy, encourage compassion, and develop strength, concentra-tion, and self-confidence. We play games that develop patience, mindfulness, compassion, and leadership, as well as integrate relaxation tech-niques and storytelling to calm the body and mind. Children and teens develop emotional resilience, leadership, and communication skills, trust and empathy, focus, and self-control. Parents are always welcome to join class with their child. To register please call Trinity Natural Medicine (541) 386-2025 or email [email protected] Instructor: Stephenie Going Loca-tion: Trinity Body Arts Studio, 1808 Belmont Ave., Hood River (Studio entrance is on the east side of Trinity Natural Medicine) Start Date: 9/04/2015 (On Going – Students are welcome to join at any time) Days: F Start Time: 4:00 PM End Time: 5:00 PM Class Fee: $35 monthly fee to Trinity Natural Medicine. Monthly fees will be prorated according to start dates. ****No registration through Community Ed****Location: Trinity Natural Medicine Body Arts StudioClass Fee: $35 monthly

Session: Y8061-SS16aDate(s): 4/22/2016-9/23/2016Day(s): FTime: 4:00PM-5:00 PM

Preschool and Younger Classes

Preschool- Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Instructor: Jovita RobledoPractice letters of the alphabet with this popular children’s story. Play an alphabet game and read Chicka, Chicka, Boom, Boom. Have an alphabet fun-fulled afternoon! Open to children 3-6 years old.Location: Mid Valley Elementary School - Pre-school Mid ValleyClass Fee: $12


Preschool- Barrels of Apples Instructor: Jovita RobledoLearn about orchards, which are so unique to our community. Make apple crafts and play apple games. Enjoy apple snacks and treats. Open to children 3-6 years.Location: Mid Valley Elementary School - Pre-school Mid ValleyClass Fee: $12


Preschool- We're going on a bear hunt Instructor: Jovita RobledoExplore bears using the story "We're Going on a Bear Hunt". Act out the story and make bear crafts. Open to children 3-6 years.Location: Mid Valley Elementary School - Pre-school Mid ValleyClass Fee: $12


Preschool- Pirate Party Instructor: Jovita RobledoGet ready to 'set sail'! Enjoy this fun-filled class based on pirates. Follow a treasure map to find the X and make eye patches. Open to children 3-6 yearsLocation: Mid Valley Elementary School - Pre-school Mid ValleyClass Fee: $12


Preschool- Cinco de Mayo Celebration Instructor: Jovita RobledoLet's have a fiesta! Join us the day before Cinco de Mayo to celebrate. Read the story Too Many Tamales and get ready for a yummy snack. Open to children 3-6 years.Location: Mid Valley Elementary School - Pre-school Mid ValleyClass Fee: $12


Preschool- Colorful Butterflies Instructor: Jovita RobledoThis class will focus on how a butterfly morphs from a caterpillar. Includes butterfly crafts to take home. Open to children 3-6 years.Location: Mid Valley Elementary School - Pre-school Mid ValleyClass Fee: $12


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Ways to register!On-line:at www.communityed.org. Click on Register for Classes

By Phone: Call (541) 386-2055

In Person:The Community Education Office is located in the Coe Building at 1009 Eugene Street, Hood River.

Office hours are 9 am – 4:30 pm, Monday-Friday, We follow the HRCSD School Calendar, and are typically closed on no school days, except during the summer..

Class/ Program Fee DetailsFees are due at the time of registration. Pay on-line or call us with debit or credit card information (VISA or Mastercard) when you register. Make checks payable to Community Education unless otherwise indicated. There will be a $10.00 service charge added to any returned check. Please do not mail CASH. Most supply fees must be paid directly to the instructor at the first class unless otherwise noted.

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and we’ll walk you through the process. Be sure to provide us with your current details (including e-mail), whether registering on line, by e-mail or by phone. The password reset link is located on the Register for Classes page. If your email address has changed please email or call us and we will help reset your password.

Class Cancelation

The Community Education Office will notify all registered individuals if a class has been canceled and full refund will be made if we have canceled the class. We reserve the right to cancel any program or class. Be sure to check your e-mail prior to going to class to assure it has not been canceled.

Weather Issues

When classes are canceled because of weather, we always try to notify the radio station, KIHR/KCGB. Check the community

Education website at www.hrcommunityed.org or call the Community Education Office at (541) 386-2055. If a class is postponed, it will usually be made up at a later date. We

follow the Hood River County School District weather closures and delays. Sign up to receive Robo-calls at the Hood River

County School Distrcit Website to get alerts.

Refunds and Fees

If you withdraw from a class, a full refund or credit will be given provided the request is made at least one week prior to the

first day of class in most cases (some exceptions may apply, check class details). We will not refund for missed classes or

camps the following month or year. Requests for refunds must be made within a week of class regardless of the cause for

missing class.

Program suggestions

The Community Education program needs your input to ensure that the programs are meeting the current needs of the area.

Please send us an email or call in with your suggestions. We also appreciate feedback on classes. We are always looking

for classes that will benefit our patrons. If you are interested in offfering a class, please call the Community Educaiton office

at (541) 3986-2055.

Family and Senior Citizen Discounts

We encourage families and senior citizens to participate in Community Education programs. If a discount is available, it

will be noted in our catalog and on-line when registering.

Who Can Register?

Any person may enroll in any of our programs, depending on class requirements (age, grade, etc.)

Contact Information:Hood River County School District

Community EducationAttn: Registration

1009 Eugene StreetHood River, OR 97031

[email protected]

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