Fall 2011 Course Catalog

222-5080 www.ksd.org/communityed

Inside:

JA Jance—A Talk, Q&A

The Coyote Canyon Mammoth Dig

How to Get Published

Forensic Science

Why Doesn’t She Just Leave?

Frugal Living

Language Classes

Hot Tamales

Jewelry Making

much more inside!

Evening & Weekend Classes for

Adults on the Go

www.ksd.org/communityed

222-5080

COMMUNITY

EDUCATION

Author JA Jance

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SERIES CLASSES

9/17 Mon~Weight Training for Fitness ................................ page 7

9/19 Mon~Conversational Japanese 3 .................................. page 8

9/19 Mon~Drawing Fundamentals ......................................page 14

9/19 Mon~Pawsitive Dog Training-Beginning…………….page 11

9/19 Mon~Computer Basics for the Beginner .....................page 17

9/20 Tues~Mandarin Chinese ............................................... page 8

9/20 Tues~Beginning Foil Fencing ...................................... page 7

9/20 Tues~Conversational Japanese ..................................... page 8

9/20 Tues~Advanced Russian .............................................. page 9

9/20 Tues~Intermediate Spanish .......................................... page 9

9/20 Tues~ESL Tutor Training ............................................. page 9

9/20 Tues~Beginning Sign Language ................................... page 8

9/21 Wed~Arabic Level 1 .................................................... page 8

SERIES CLASSES

9/21 Wed~Why Doesn’t She Just Leave? ............................ ..Page 9

9/21 Wed~Beginning Spanish ................................................. page 9

9/21 Wed~Intermediate Russian.............................................. page 9

9/22 Thurs~Beginning Guitar………………………………...page 9

9/22 Thurs~Beginning Russian……………………………….page 9

9/22 Thurs~Intermediate Foil Fencing………………………..page 7

9/22 Thurs~Taijiquan for Wellness………………...…………page 6

9/29 Thurs~Pawsitive Dog Training-Beginning……………..page 11

9/30 Fri~Japanese Culture & Travel ………………………….page 5

10/4 Tues~Pawsitive Dog Training-Beginning……...……….page 11

10/4 Tues~Seat Weaving-Chair Caning……………………...page 14

10/4 Tues~Telling Your Story Through Photography………..page 18

10/5 Wed~Pawsitive Dog Training-Advanced……………….page 11

11/1 Tues~Adobe Photoshop…………………………………page 18

WHAT’S HAPPENING AT COMMUNITY ED TODAY?

CHECK OUT THESE CLASSES BY START DATES

SINGLE OR TWO DAY CLASSES

Two day classes in italics

9/17 Sat~The Coyote Canyon Mammoth Dig ..................... page 6

9/20 Tues~How to Write an Effective Resume ................... page 10

9/20 Tues~Pottery...............................................................page 16

9/21 Wed~Fall Gardening-Growing Vegetables in Fall .....page 14

9/22 Thurs~Yellow Tree Paper Art ....................................page 15

9/22 Thurs~Northwest Drylands: Seasons ........................... page 6

9/22 Thurs~Italian Cooking ................................................page 16

9/24 Sat~Watercolor Painting 1 ..........................................page 14

9/27 Tues~Interviewing Techniques ...................................page 10

9/27 Tues~Beginning Quilting ...........................................page 16

9/28 Wed~Winter Landscape Color ...................................page 14

9/28 Wed~Exploring the Ice Age Through Science & Art ... page 5

9/29 Thurs~Astronomy ........................................................ page 6

9/29 Thurs~Basic Jewelry Making-Earrings 1 ...................page 15

9/29 Thurs~Chinese Knot Necklace 101 ............................page 15

10/1 Sat~Ice Age Floods Field Trip .................................... page 5

10/3 Mon~Your Thin Reality ............................................... page 7

10/3 Mon~Estate Planning and Probate ..............................page 10

10/4 Tues~Better and More Effective Meetings .................page 10

10/5 Wed~Holiday Decorating ...........................................page 14

10/5 Wed~Basic Jewelry Making-Necklace 1 ....................page 15

10/5 Wed~The Coyote Canyon Mammoth Discussion ........ page 6

10/6 Thurs~East Indian Cooking ........................................page 16

10/6 Thurs~Chinese Knot Bookmark 102 .........................page 15

10/7 Fri~The Rivers and the Reach .................................... page 6

10/10 Mon~Being or Choosing an Executor .......................page 10

10/11 Tues~Frugal Living ...................................................page 10

10/11 Tues~Seven Scandanavian Cookies ..........................page 16

10/12 Wed~Goodnight Garden ............................................page 10

10/13 Thurs~Autumn Lake Paper Art .................................page 15

10/15 Sat~J.A. Jance: A Talk, Q&A & Booksigning ............ page7

10/15 Sat~The Coyote Canyon Mammoth Dig .................... page 6

10/17 Mon~Forensic Science ..............................................page 10

10/18 Tues~Basic Digital Photography ............................... page 18

10/19 Wed~Success with Houseplants ................................page 14

10/19 Wed~Patent Pending, TM, and Copyright .................page 11

SINGLE DAY CLASSES

10/20 Thurs~Digging into the Past ....................................... page 6

10/20 Thurs~Quick Breads ................................................. page 16

10/20 Thurs~Chinese Knot Jewelry Pouch 103 .................. page 15

10/25 Tues~Intermediate Digital Photography .................. page 18

10/26 Wed~Killer Sudoku ..................................................... page 5

10/26 Wed~Basic Jewelry Making-Earrings 2 ................... page 15

10/27 Thurs~Christmas Market Cruise ................................. page 5

10/27 Thurs~Appetizers...................................................... page 16

10/29 Sat~Pawsitive Dog Training-No Jumping ................ page 11

10/29 Sat~Comic-Making for Beginners .............................. page 7

10/29 Sat~Counted Cross Stitch ......................................... page 15

11/1 Tues~Goldy Bear Chocolates to Die For! .................. page 17

11/1 Tues~Delicious and Low Fat Vegetarian ................... page 17

11/1 Tues~Intro to MS Excel………………………………….page 17

11/2 Wed~Basic Jewelry Making-Necklace 2 ................... page 15

11/3 Thurs~Chinese Blessing Cross Stitch ........................ page 15

11/3 Thurs~Land of the Hobbits .......................................... page 5

11/3 Thurs~Understanding GET ........................................ page 11

11/3 Thurs~1 Bag Travel Packing Holiday Style ................ page 5

11/8 Tues~Excel Projects-Adding Power .......................... page 17

11/8 Tues~Staging Your Home for the Market …………...page 11

11/8 Tues~Better More Effective Meetings……………….page 10

11/9 Wed~Cooking with Tofu and Tempeh ...................... page 17

11/10 Thurs~Starry Silent Night Paper Art page 15

11/10 Thurs~First Time Home Buying Guide …………….page 11

11/12 Sat~Intermediate Sewing-Doll Clothes ..................... page 16

11/12 Sat~Hot Tamales....................................................... page 16

11/15 Tues~Reading to Children ..………………………….page 8

11/15 Tues~Cobra, Catastrophic-Insurance Choices ……..page 10

11/15 Tues~Excel Projects-Keeping Track of Stuff............. page 17

11/19 Sat~Reading to Children ….………………………….page 8

11/19 Sat~Pawsitive Dog Training-No Jumping…………..page 11

11/19 Sat~Watercolor Painting II ………………………….page 14

11/19 Sat~You’re on the Air -Voice Overs …………………page 8

12/3 Sat~How to Get Published ...………………………….page 7

12/5 Mon~Bagpipes for Christmas ……………………….page 9

12/13 Tues~Intro to Access .................................................. page 18


Table of Contents

Community Education ~ Fall Session 2011

Classes by Start Date .......................................................................................... 2

Travel & Special Interest ..................................................................................... 5

The Great Outdoors ............................................................................................ 6

Healthy Living ..................................................................................................... 6

Express Yourself………………………………………………………………… ............................... 7

Real Life ..........................................................................................................….9

No Place Like Home .......................................................................................... 11

Online Courses ............................................................................................ 12-13

The Arts & Crafts .............................................................................................. 14

Cooking ............................................................................................................ 16

Computers & Technology .................................................................................. 17

Instructor Profiles ............................................................................................. 19

Location Map and Registration Policies ............................................................. 22

Registration Information and Forms ................................................................. 23

Class titles marked with an * indicate new to our program!


It is no mystery why so many people love the fall. The cool, crisp mornings, the twilight times, the back to school feeling – even for those of us who haven’t been in traditional school for a while! This session, Community Education is celebrating the season with the theme “Fall into a Good Book”.

Authors J.A. Jance, Bruce Bjornstad, Dennis Dauble, Marian Clish, Renee Pottle, and John Clement will be teaching classes relating their experiences and sharing stories. Several travel, art, cooking, and real life classes also draw inspiration from literary works.

We look forward to sharing these and many other unusual and delightful learning opportunities!

Terry Andre Kathy Homme Coordinator Secretary Community Education – open to all, never a non-resident surcharge.

Intentional learning…for work, life, and fun!

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Take Note!

Register at least two working days prior to class, unless

specified otherwise in the class description.

Check class descriptions for materials fees, and textbooks.

Unless otherwise noted, textbooks are not available at class

or the KCE office. If supplies are required the list will be

available online.

Facility maps are available at the KCE office and website

along with MapQuest directions to the schools.

Food and drinks are not allowed in computer labs or car-

peted areas of schools!

More information available on our website:


Non-discrimination Statement

The Kennewick School District is an equal opportunity em-

ployer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, reli-

gion, creed, color, sex, national origin, families with children,

marital status, sexual orientation, age, honorably discharged

veteran or military status, or the presence of any sensory,

mental, or physical disability or the use of a trained dog

guide or service animal by a person with a disability; and the

commission established hereunder is hereby given general

jurisdiction and power for such purposes. Please contact

Beverly Johnson-Torelli, Asst. Superintendent of Human

Resources, at 1000 W. Fourth Ave. Kennewick, WA 99336

regarding reasonable accommodation for disabilities.

By registering for a Kennewick Community Education class, I

understand that participation is at my own risk. I, my chil-

dren, heirs, executors, and administrators agree to indemni-

fy and hold harmless the Kennewick School District, its em-

ployees, agents,

contributing organizations, officers, representatives, and

facilities from any and all claims

resulting from any theft, physical injury, death, or pecuniary

loss as a direct or indirect consequence of participation in

this activity/class. If I am under 18 years old, my parent or

guardian agrees to these terms on my behalf.


TRAVEL & SPECIAL INTEREST

*EXPLORING THE ICE AGE FLOODS

THROUGH SCIENCE AND ART

Geologist & author of On the Trail of the Ice

Age Floods, Bruce Bjornstad, will present a

lecture on features of the Ice Age (Missoula)

floods and the best avenues for exploration

and self-discovery of these unique, Earth-

changing events - the evidence of which

completely surrounds us today. In addition,

Bjornstad will explain the process and science

behind Ice Age flood art from his

collaborations with featured artist Stev

Ominski.

Date: Wed Sept 28

Time: 7:00-8:00 pm

Place: CREHST Museum 95 Lee Blvd Richland

Instructor: Bruce Bjornstad & Stev Ominski

Class :900-F11 Class Fee: $12

**for more information about Stev Ominski’s work see our website.

ICE AGE FLOODS FIELD TRIP: WESTERN COLUMBIA PLATEAU

During the latter part of the Pleistocene Epoch

(18-15 thousand years ago) gigantic outburst

floods swept out of western Montana, across

northern Idaho and much of eastern

Washington down the Columbia River to the

Pacific Ocean. Come follow part of the path of

the greatest floods known to geology. Meet at

Kamiakin High School and travel “upstream”

through the Othello and Drumheller Channels

that funneled water to the Tri-Cities area from

the Quincy Basin. We’ll continue across the

mouth of the Grand Coulee, over Pinto Ridge

to Dry Falls and down the Lower Grand

Coulee. We will see giant ripples on the West

Bar formed by a late flood episode and

Frenchman Coulee on the western rim of the

Quincy Basin. We’ll follow the floods through

Frenchman and Sentinal Gaps down the

Columbia River back to the Tri-Cities. Bus trip

is about 10 hours. Bring a lunch, drinks and

snacks. Ask registrar about space

limitations. Class limit 20.

Date: Sat Oct 1

Time: 7:30 am-5:30 pm—Be prompt!

Place: Kamiakin HS, Arthur St. Parking Lot

Instructor: Gary Kleinknecht

Class: 905-F11 Class Fee: $65

*JAPANESE CULTURE

& TRAVEL CLASS

Take a trip to Japan every Friday! In

this class learn how to travel in Japan,

business and social etiquette, read Japa-

nese manga and writing, learn about

Japanese foods, snacks and products,

see Japanese art and architecture, as

well as watch anime and Japanese mov-

ies. Talk, enjoy, taste, watch, and ex-

perience Japan right in Kennewick!

Date: Fri Sept 30-Nov 18

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm

Place: Desert Hills MS Library

Instructor: Dylan Plung


*CHRISTMAS MARKET CRUISE Planning a cruise this Christmas or

thinking of giving a cruise as a gift?

Remember how exciting Salzburg,

Austria sounded in the best-selling

book Forever Liesl by Charmian Carr?

Whether you have read the book or not,

Salzburg is a wonderful place to ex-

plore and a cruise is an elegant way to

go! European Travel expert Pam Bald-

win highlights the dos, don’ts and ex-

perience of cruising down the Danube

from Nuremberg to Budapest and other

holiday vacation destinations!

Date: Thurs Oct 27

Time: 7:00-8:30 pm

Place: Southridge HS Rm B104

Instructor: Pam Baldwin

Class : 909-F11 Class Fee: $12

*LAND OF THE HOBBITS Director Sir Peter Jackson is planning

two new movies based on The Hobbit

by J.R.R. Tolkien. Come learn about

one of the most scenic countries of the

world – New Zealand, where The Hob-

bitown Movie Set and Farm Tours at

the present time may be explored from

Matamata and Rotorua on the North

Island. A short video will be shown, on

the highlights of this amazing country

and touring possibilities. Presented by

Pam Baldwin, International Travel

Specialist.

Date: Thurs Nov 3

Time: 7:00-8:30 pm


Instructor: Pam Baldwin


*1 BAG TRAVEL PACKING

HOLIDAY STYLE

Holiday travel can be exciting – filled with

fun, family, and friends. It can also be ex-

pensive as the airline charges for checked

bags has increased. Learn how to pack more

efficiently and still travel with your holiday

attire! Stephanie will show you how to make

the most of your packing space while avoid-

ing wrinkles at the same time! Class includes

a demo using a standard 21” roll-on and a

17” bag. Register by Thurs Oct. 27.

Date: Thurs Nov 3

Time: 4:30-5:30 pm

Place: Horse Heaven Hills MS Library

Instructor: Stephanie Bucci


*KILLER SUDOKU

Love Sudoku? Ready to be challenged fur-

ther? How about a sudoku grid with no num-

bers already seeded to help you? Then you're

ready to try KILLER SUDOKU! This class

will introduce you to this challenge in which

the puzzles range from easy to mind-

blowing! I'll show you the basics of solving

the killer sudoku puzzles and give you some

tips as to how to advance your skill set in this

game of logic. You go home with a set of

puzzles to work on and then we'll have a

follow-on session to see how you did, answer

questions, and look at more tips. You'll also

learn where to get more puzzles that will help

you feed this hopefully new obsession.

Date: Wed Oct 26 & Nov 2

Time: 6:30-8:00 pm

Place: Southridge HS Rm 109

Instructor: Sylvia Harris

Class: 924 -F11 Class Fee: $19

CHECK OUT THIS COURSE IN ED2GO!

Travel Writing

Profit from your experiences in exotic

lands (or your own backyard) by learn-

ing how to write and sell travel articles

and books.

See pages 13 for registration details.


THE GREAT OUTDOORS

*THE COYOTE CANYON

MAMMOTH DISCUSSION

Join long time local educator Gary Kleinknecht

for a presentation of recent developments of the

Coyote Canyon Mammoth Site. Gary will

show slides of and discuss progress on this

paleoecological project. A review of the

current state of research on Ice Age climate,

flora and fauna in the Columbia Basin will be

included as well as a connection with the

artistic talents of Stev Ominski.

Date: Wed October 5

Time: 7:00- 8:00 pm

Place CREHST Museum, 95 Lee Blvd.,

Richland

Instructor: Gary Kleinknecht & Stev Ominski


*THE COYOTE CANYON

MAMMOTH DIG!

Join the dig team for an introduction to the

Columbia Basin’s Ice Age past. Learn about

the flora and fauna of this area from thousands

of years ago. This three hour session includes a

PowerPoint slide introduction to the dig, a tour

of the Dig House and the dig site, and a chance

to participate in the wet-screening process. The

class will meet in room 506 at Kamiakin HS

then car caravan to the dig site southwest of

Kennewick.

Class limit 12.

Place: Kamiakin HS Rm 506 then drive own

vehicle to site

Instructor: Gary Kleinknecht, Bax Barton &

George Last

Date: Sat Sept 17

Time: 8:00 - 11:00 am


or

Date: Sat Oct 15

Time: 8:00 - 11:00 am


DIGGING INTO THE PAST

11,000 years of archeological history. 68 years

of containment and secrecy. 560 square miles.

Many numbers can be used to describe the area

now known as the Hanford Site but to an

archeologist the history is more than the

numbers – it includes the impact of the land on

the people as well as the impact of the people

on the land. Join archeologist Thomas

Marceau as he discusses (continued next

column)

Hanford throughout the years

including the current Native American

interest and participation in decisions

concerning the preservation of this

regions’ legacy.

Date: Thurs Oct 20

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm

Place: Southridge HS Library

Instructor: Thomas E. Marceau


THE RIVERS AND THE REACH

Join Dennis Dauble, author of Fishes of

the Columbia Basin for a one hour

presentation followed up the next day

with a 1½ hour walk. Dennis will

describe the aquatic ecology of the

Hanford Reach including its unique

plant, fish, and wildlife resources. The

presentation will include selected

readings on the natural history of the

mid-Columbia Basin, covering the past

200 years. The walk highlights an area

of the lower Yakima River used by fall

Chinook salmon for spawning.

Instructor: Dennis Dauble

Discussion Date: Fri Oct 7

Place: Kamiakin HS Rm 525

Time: 7:00-8:00 pm

Walk Date: Sat Oct 8

Walk time: 9:00-10:30 am

Walk Place: Horn Rapids Dam


ASTRONOMY

In the Harry Potter series, Harry, Ron,

and Hermione learn the names of

Jupiter’s moons and that Io is covered

with ice-not mice! Come get a jump on

Astronomy Day by spending an

evening with the Tri-Cities Astronomy

Club and learn how to get the most out

of your stargazing!

Date: Thurs Sept 29

Time: 7:00-9:00 pm


Instructor: Tri-Cities Astronomy Club

members


*NORTHWEST DRYLANDS: SEASONS

Well known photographer John Clement has

collaborated with several authors, most

notably Richard Scheuerman, on several

books focused on the Northwest, particularly

Washington State. His most recent book is

Northwest Drylands: Seasons. This is a

coffee-table sized book spanning his 30 year

career. Come join John as he discusses the

inspiration for the book, the process of

selecting the images, and the time line

involved in getting the book published. John

will have copies of the book available for

purchase; however, purchase is not required

to attend the class.

Date: Thurs Sept 22

Time: 7:00-8:30 pm


Instructor: John Clement


HEALTHY LIVING

TAIJIQUAN (TAI CHI CHUAN)

FOR WELLNESS

Taijiquan is considered to be one of the

internal styles of Chinese martial art, and is

the most widely practiced martial art in the

world today. It has developed a worldwide

following among people with little or no

interest in martial training, for its health

benefits. Medical studies of Tai Chi support

its effectiveness as an alternative exercise

and a form of martial arts therapy. Class

limit 12. Ages 16 and older.

Date: Thurs Sept 22-Nov 10

Time: 8:00-9:00 pm

Place: Park Middle School Cafeteria

Instructor: Kraig Stephens

Class: 713-W11 Class Fee: $45


WEIGHT TRAINING FOR FITNESS

Want to weight train without a long term

contract? Coach Regan stresses the use of

weight training to reduce body fat & increase

muscle mass & metabolic rate. This can also

improve musculoskeletal function & reduce the

risk of problems such as osteoporosis. With the

information & practice provided, students may

design resistance training programs to meet

their individual needs & promote lifelong

fitness. Ages 16 & older. This class includes 24

workout sessions. Class limit 18.

Date: Mon/Wed Sept 19-Dec 7

Time: 6:00-7:30 pm

Place: Southridge HS Weight Room

Instructor: Rick Regan


BEGINNING FOIL FENCING

Master the skills to participate in recreational

fencing. Focus will be on basic footwork,

attacks, defenses, balance, and conditioning.

Equipment may be rented for $25 payable at

first class. Class limit 12. Ages 12 and older.

Date: Tues Sept 20-Nov 8

Time: 7:00-8:00 pm

Place: Horse Heaven Hills MS Annex Gym

Instructor: Edward Gonsalves


INTERMEDIATE FENCING

Learn compound attacks, circular parries and

improve mastery of basic footwork, attacks and

defenses, as well as basic conditioning,

flexibility and balance. Equipment may be

rented for $25 payable at first class. Class

limit 12. Ages 12 and older. Prerequisite:

Beginning Fencing


Time: 7:00-8:00 pm

Place: Horse Heaven Hills MS Annex Gym

Instructor: Edward Gonsalves


*YOUR THIN REALITY

Are you tired of losing your excess

weight, just to gain it back again?

Think you can’t be a healthy weight

because you don’t have 2 hours a day

to exercise? Learn an uncomplicated

system that will train your mind to

think like a thin person and master your

appetite while enjoying real food and

even desserts! Introduction and follow-

up class to help you implement and

jump start your new you!

Date: Mon Oct 3 & 10

Time: 6:30-8:00 pm

Place: Kamiakin HS Library

Instructor: Gloria Lyons


EXPRESS YOURSELF

COMIC-MAKING FOR

BEGINNERS

Have you ever been interested in mak-

ing comic books? Manga? Graphic

novels? Whatever your interest or style,

we will work to make a large comic

book both individually and as a group.

Here is an opportunity to learn to self-

publish and make something unique in

just 5 hours! Materials provided, but be

sure to bring a sack lunch!

Date: Sat Oct 29

Time: 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Place: Kennewick HS Rm 200



*J.A. JANCE: A TALK. Q&A,

BOOKSIGNING

Betrayal of Trust came out on July 5th and is

proving that Detective J.P. Beaumont is still

going strong. Those who have followed his

fictional career since the beginning will be

delighted to hear about his continuing adven-

tures. Those new to the series can easily

identify with the characters and may end up

collecting the entire set! Author J.A. Jance

will discuss her N.Y. Times best-selling se-

ries and answer questions as well as sign

books.

Barnes and Noble will be available with a

selection of Jance novels for sale including

Betrayal of Trust. Book purchase is not re-

quired to attend the talk.

Date: Sat Oct 15

Time: 1:00 pm

Place: Kamiakin High School Auditorium

Instructor: J.A. Jance


*HOW TO GET PUBLISHED

Have you written a novel, children’s book,

article, short story, or poetry? This three hour

workshop will get you on the road to getting

your work published. Marian Clish , author

of I Wonder. ..What a Fish Would Wish For?

will teach you the ins and outs of the world

of publishing. You will leave this class ready

to submit your work.

Date: Sat Dec 3

Time: 9:00 am-12:00 pm


Instructor: Marian Clish



READING TO CHILDREN: A

PRACTICAL CLASS FOR PARENTS,

GRANDPARENTS AND CAREGIVERS

Do you have children in your life that love you

to read with them? This class will share tips on

how to engage the child’s imagination as you

introduce a love of books! Be reminded of

your favorite authors and learn what new books

are becoming children’s classics. Each

participant will leave with two age appropriate

children’s books. Instructors are members of

the Children’s Reading Foundation and the

Mid-Columbia Libraries.

Date: Tues Nov 15

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm

Place: Sunset View Elementary Library

Instructor: Brian Ace, Charity Cree & Sara

Johnson


Or

Date: Sat Nov 19

Time: 9:30-11:30 am

Place: Canyon View Elementary Library

Instructor: Brian Ace, Charity Cree & Sara

Johnson


YOU’RE ON THE AIR-HOW TO

MAKE IT IN VOICE-OVERS

Voice-overs are hot today! You don’t need to

be an actor to do them but it doesn't hurt! With

such notable talent as James Earl Jones, Linda

Hunt, and Donald Sutherland doing

commercials, films, and videos one would

think it would be next to impossible to break

into this field. Not so! In this class you’ll get

around the competition and actually turn voice-

overs into a thriving full or part-time business!

Lisa Foster, successful voice-over artist (Crest

Toothpaste, Olay, Café Appassionato), will

demonstrate voice-over techniques and will

introduce you to the business as a whole. She

will talk about opportunities, income potential,

and the all-important demo and how to produce

it. You’ll step up to the microphone to practice

recording and hear the results.

Date: Sat Nov 19

Time: 9:00-11:00 am

Place: Southridge HS B104

Instuctor: Lisa Foster


BEGINNING SIGN LANGUAGE

Have fun while learning a new

language. We will learn basic

conversational signs, fun songs to sign,

and some deaf culture. No previous

sign language knowledge required.

Come learn how to make your hands

talk! Handouts provided.


Time: 6:30-8:30 pm


Instructor: Catherine Ross

Class: 605-W11 Class Fee: $84

ARABIC LEVEL I Arabic is spoken in many of the

countries of the world. This class is for

students with little or no knowledge of

Arabic. It will cover basic Arabic

alphabet, vocabulary, grammar, and

pronunciation. Students who have a

basic familiarity with the language

should call the Community Education

office for information regarding the

next level.

Date: Wed Sept 21-Nov 9

Time: 6:00-8:00 pm


Instructor: Hana Gharari


CONVERSATIONAL JAPANESE 1

Have you wanted to travel to Japan but

been frightened away by language

barriers? In this course we will learn

basic conversational grammar and

common phrases: how to order food,

greetings, basic etiquette and customs

that have to do with language, etc.

Learn and have fun at the same time!

Handouts provided.

Date: Tues &Thurs Sept 20-Oct 13

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm

Place: Kennewick HS Room 307



*CONVERSATIONAL JAPANESE 3

Conversation Japanese 3 is for students with

some background in talking, listening to, and

writing Japanese. The class will give students

a slightly more detailed look at the intricacies

of the Japanese language. While there will

still be the same emphasis on language for

the traveler in Japan, students will continue

making the "conversational" part of

"Conversational Japanese" really count.

More complicated Japanese characters and

grammar will be learned, as well as mock

conversations, phone calls, and listening

practice. New Japanese media and objects of

cultural interest will be looked at not only as

interesting artifacts, but as means of using

language effectively. Open to students with

some previous experience, this is an

opportunity to see (not to mention speak,

read, and write) Japan right from

Kennewick!

Date: Mon & Wed Sept 19-Oct 12

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm




MANDARIN CHINESE GO 100

你好嗎? (Ni Hao Ma?)

Whether you are new to the Chinese

language or refreshing your memories, it’s

never too late. This class is for you! We will

cover basic forms, the structures of

simplified and traditional characters, daily

conversation, and a fun project. Join us as we

explore the colorful culture of the Chinese!!!


Time: 6:30-8:30 pm


Instructor: Eva Elwell



BEGINNING RUSSIAN

This course is intended to provide you with the

basic communicative tools in Russian. You will

learn to understand the spoken and written

language and to express yourself in speech and

writing. In learning a new language you will

also become familiar with the structure of the

Russian sentence. You will also learn about the

life and culture of Russians today. Class

materials include handouts in Russian.


Time: 6:30-8:30pm

Place: Kennewick HS, Rm 401

Instructor: Elina Movsesyan


INTERMEDIATE RUSSIAN

This course is designed for those who have

some proficiency in the Russian language and

want to expand their knowledge of Russian

language beyond the basics. Extensive practice

in all four language skills (reading, writing,

speaking and listening). Emphasis on oral

communication, short readings and writing

exercises. Prior knowledge of Russian alphabet

necessary. Worksheets provided.


Time: 6:30-8:30 pm




ADVANCED RUSSIAN

Students expand vocabulary skills and learn

additional language patterns to enable them to

communicate in everyday situations. There will

be an emphasis on expansion of vocabulary and

strong reinforcement of grammatical structures.

Class materials include handouts, stories, and

reference materials in Russian.


Time: 6:30-8:30 pm




BEGINNING SPANISH

This class is for those with or without

knowledge of Spanish. Learn simple

greetings, common expressions, recog-

nize names of some foods, ask direc-

tions, tell time, and give/receive infor-

mation with basic grammar, communi-

cation, and conversation. Required

text: Spanish for Gringos. Call the

KCE office for details.


Time: 6:30-8:30 pm


Instructor: Ana Rosa Aguilera


INTERMEDIATE SPANISH

For those who wish to advance in their

knowledge of the Spanish language or

polish off the rust, this class will con-

tinue where Beginning Spanish left off.

Must have basic Spanish or talk to the

instructor before registering. Required

text: Spanish for Gringos. Call the

KCE office for details.


Time: 6:30-8:30 pm


Instructor: Ana Rosa Aguilera


ESL TUTOR TRAINING

This course is designed to empower

adults in their roles as community

members who want to assist the Eng-

lish as a Second Language learner.

Whether you are working one-on-one

or in a small group you will be provid-

ed with materials and techniques that

will create an atmosphere where the

learner is actively involved. Sessions

include role-playing, demonstrations,

practice with English challenged stu-

dents, history of English, critiquing

materials, producing a portfolio, and

discussions relating your own experi-

ences. You do not need to know a se-

cond language to tutor! Pay instructor

$5 (materials fee)

Date: Tues Sept 20-Oct 25

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm


Instructor: Ron Weed


BEGINNING GUITAR

Whether playing the guitar is a new passion

or a long desired goal this class is for

you! Reading music, playing basic songs,

work on proper fingering and more. This will

be a relaxed, comfortable atmosphere where

you can truly enjoy learning a new skill.

Bring acoustic guitar. All other materials

provided. Each class limited to 5 students.

Place: Horse Heaven Hills MS, Band Room-

Class Fee: $69 either class

Instructor: Eddie Manzanares

Class: 615-F11


Time: 6:00-7:30 pm

Class: 616-F11


Time: 7:30-9:00 pm

*BAGPIPES FOR CHRISTMAS!

Always loved the music and wanted to learn

how to play? Thinking of giving or receiving

bagpipes for Christmas? Join us in this two

hour introduction to piping. Meet members

of a pipe band, try a chanter, and share the

experience! Discover if this is the instrument

for you!

Date: Mon Dec 5

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm


Instructor: Judy Morrison


REAL LIFE

*WHY DOESN’T SHE JUST LEAVE?

Join Kim for a presentation and discussion

based on the book Why Doesn’t She Just

Leave. This six week class is especially im-

portant for those who work with, know of, or

love someone who is in a domestic violence

situation. Caregivers, social workers, and

others in the helping professions will find

this class valuable in their professional roles.

Date: Wed Sept 21-Oct 26

Time: 4:00-5:00 pm

Place: KSD Administration Center

Instructor: Kim Keltch



*BETTER AND MORE

EFFECTIVE MEETINGS

Everyone has attended meetings that have

seemed endless, pointless, and boring! This

class offers simple, easy-to-use strategies that

will make your meetings become more

productive and enjoyable for both participants

and meeting leaders.

Date: Tues Oct 4

Time: 7:00-9:00 pm

Place: Kennewick HS Library

Instructor: Ed Frost


Or

Date: Tues Nov 8

Time: 7:00-9:00 pm

Place: Kennewick HS Library

Instructor: Ed Frost


*FORENSIC SCIENCE -

DEATH SCENE INVESTIGATION

The Coroner's office investigates all unattended

deaths. This includes natural deaths as well as

accidents, homicides, and suicides. The

coroner also investigates hospital deaths when

the decedent has been hospitalized less than 36

hours. Come learn about the science of real life

forensics from a member of the Coroner's team.

This class will begin with an introduction to

what the county coroner's office does and what

things they look for at a death scene. Then the

class will go to the Benton County Coroner's

Office where you will get the inside scoop on

just how it all comes together. Students must

provide own transportation to the Coroner's

office. Class limit 15. Age 18 & older

** WARNING - Class members need to

know that graphic images from Forensic

Pathology text books will be used in the

presentation.

Date: Mon Oct 17

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm

Place: Desert Hills MS Library & Benton

County Coroner's Office: 7011 W. Okanogan

Pl. Bldg. "A" (Near the Court House / Jail)

Instructor: Roy McLean


HOW TO WRITE AN

EFFECTIVE RESUME AND

GET THAT INTERVIEW!

This class is designed to provide pow-

erful techniques in writing resumes

(with a personal touch) to meet the

needs of individuals who are competing

in today’s society for jobs. It is im-

portant to write a resume that will pass

all the screening requirements by Hu-

man Resource departments, bring it to

the managers’ attention, and get you

through the door for an interview. Class

limit 12.

Date: Tues/Thurs Sept 20 & 22

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm


Instructor: Bruce Cameron


INTERVIEWING TECHNIQUES

On the Hot Seat – that’s what it feels

like! Jobs are tough to get these days.

This class will offer you proven tech-

niques, tips, and exercises that can

make a difference on how to prepare

and go through the job interview pro-

cess. Class limit 12.

Date: Tues/Thurs Sept 27 & 29

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm


Instructor: Bruce Cameron


*FRUGAL LIVING

Frugal living is NOT living downcast,

broke, and miserable! Let Ryan share

with you how to stretch your dollar,

live well on less, and master your mon-

ey. Learn how to map the money you

have into a budget you can live with.

Additionally get tips, resources and

networking information on how to find

deals locally.

Date: Tues Oct 11

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm


Instructor: Ryan Bennett


*COBRA, CATASTROPHIC, OR

COMPREHENSIVE? DECIPHERING

MEDICAL INSURANCE CHOICES

The medical insurance industry has under-

gone some major changes in the past six

months. The choices can be overwhelming.

What is COBRA? Should you self-insure?

What are the key concepts in the paperwork

that need to be understood before you sign on

the dotted line? This class will cover a varie-

ty of options; however, it does not cover

Medicare related issues.

Date: Tues Nov 15

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm


Instructor: Ryan Bennett


ESTATE PLANNING AND PROBATE

Proper estate planning is crucial to your

overall financial plan. Understand the ad-

vantages and disadvantages of avoiding pro-

bate, how a living trust can help (or hurt)

you, the value of powers of attorney and how

to avoid a costly guardianship. Emphasis

placed on debunking myths about wills,

trusts, and probate.

Date: Mon Oct 3

Time: 7:00-9:00 pm


Instructor: Loren Eddy


BEING OR CHOOSING

AN EXECUTOR

Gain information on estate planning, the

probate process and the expectations of exec-

utors, and the scope of their duties. Leave

with sufficient understanding to choose an

executor and to communicate with a probate

attorney if you are appointed an executor.

Date: Mon Oct 10

Time: 7:00-9:00 pm


Instructor: Loren Eddy



PATENT PENDING, TM, AND ©, FOR

INVENTORS,

AUTHORS AND MERCHANTS

When you invent something, write something,

or have a unique product you want to share it

with the world! On the other hand, you want to

protect your rights as the creator of the product,

idea, or service. In this class learn about the

law, when and how to protect and license your

creations, and how to obtain a trademark or

copyright.

Date: Wed Oct 19

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm


Instructor: Floyd Ivey


UNDERSTANDING GET

(Guaranteed Education Tuition)

Learn the facts about Washington’s 529

Prepaid Tuition Program – The Guaranteed

Education Tuition (GET) Program. What is it?

When should I start? What if?… Bring your

questions for a time of information, discussion,

and Q&A. This session will also include

resources for making college savings fit into

your budget with GET and other options!

This program is being sponsored by the

Guaranteed Education Tuition (GET) Program

Date: Thurs Nov 3

Place: Sunset View Elementary Library

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm

Instructor: Jacquelyn Molique Ferrado

Class: 507-F11 Class Fee: FREE but

please call in to register!

NO PLACE LIKE HOME

STAGING YOUR HOME

FOR THE MARKET

Whether selling your own home or using a

realtor, there are things you can do to make

your home a showplace to potential buyers.

Find proven ways to present your home in its

most attractive light. Speakers from the real

estate field, including an appraiser, will help

you remove distractions while adding just the

right touches. We also include information on

what home improvement projects bring the

most for your resale dollar.

Date: Tues Nov 8

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm


Instructor: Louise Olsen


FIRST TIME HOME BUYING OR

DOWNSIZING GUIDE

With interest rates still low and

promising to stay that way for some

time, now may be the ideal time to

think about purchasing a home or

consider downsizing. Let a

professional guide you through the

process of either buying for the first

time or downsizing. In this class

Louise Olsen provides an overview

from finding the “perfect”

neighborhood to deciphering the

process and paperwork involved.

Date: Thurs Nov 10

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm


Instructor: Louise Olsen


PAWSITIVE DOG TRAINING

BEGINNING

Learn how to enjoy your well behaved

dog. Build the kind of relationship you

want with your dog. This eight week

course includes basic commands such

as sit, stay, and come. It also includes

behavioral issues such as barking,

jumping, and pulling on the leash. Also

covered will be nutrition, socializing,

and more! Graduation includes a

picture and a diploma. Dogs 4 months

and older are welcome. Must bring or

e-mail proof of vaccinations to KCE

office when you register. No children

or aggressive dogs allowed.

Class limit 8.

Time: 7:00-8:00 pm

Place: Park Middle School Commons

Instructor: Angie Flores

Date: Mon Sept 19 – Nov 7


Date: Thurs Sept 29- Nov 17


Date: Tues Oct 4 – Nov 22


*PAWSITIVE DOG TRAINING

ADVANCED

Does your dog know his/ her commands, but

gets distracted? Would you like to improve

your dog's basic skills? Considering earning

your Canine Good Citizen award? Then this

is the course for you. Learn things such as

heel, to your place, and working with distrac-

tions. This 6 week course is for anyone who

is willing to take their dog's training to the

next level. Graduation includes a picture, toy,

and a diploma. Dogs 6 months and older

welcome! Prerequisites: Basics course or

similar. Must bring or e-mail proof of

vaccinations to KCE office when you reg-

ister. No aggressive dogs or children al-

lowed. Class limit is 8.

Date: Weds. Oct 5 – Nov 23

Time: 7:00-8:00 pm



Class: 410-S11 Class Fee: $55

*PAWSITIVE DOG TRAINING –

NO JUMPING!

Jumping Jellybeans! Does your dog jump on

you or others? Find out how to stop this an-

noying behavior in this one-hour class. Bring

your dog's favorite treat or toy.

Must bring or e-mail proof of vaccinations

to KCE office when you register. No chil-

dren or aggressive dogs allowed.

Class limit 10.

Date: Sat Oct 29

Time: 12:00-1:00 pm




or

Date: Sat Nov 19

Time: 12:00-1:00 pm



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GARDENING SERIES

Don’t let your gardening and yard care be

confined to the spring and summer! Tom Kay

of the Flower Farm presents five one hour

sessions on enjoying flowers, plants, and

decorative items all year! Location, time, and

class fees are the same for each session.

Time: 7:00-8:00 pm

Place: Sunset Elementary Library

Instructor: Tom Kay

*FALL GARDENING – GROWING

VEGETABLES AND HERBS FOR

FALL AND WINTER

The Fall brings a lingering longing to continue

the sweet summer produce from the garden.

Let Tom tell you how to continue a harvest of

vegetables and herbs into the Fall and Winter

seasons!

Date: Wed Sept 21


*WINTER LANDSCAPE COLOR

Winter does not have to be bleak and dreary.

Tom takes landscaping beyond pansies and

mums with perennials, shrubs, trees, and plants

that will brighten your yard year-round!

Date: Wed Sept 28


*HOLIDAY DECORATING-

HALLOWEEN, THANKSGIVING,

AND CHRISTMAS

Holiday decorating beyond pumpkins and

cornstalks - brighten your home or create gifts

of wreaths, garlands, swags, flowers, and

plants. Let Tom show you how to create

various holiday looks!

Date: Wed Oct 5


*GOODNIGHT GARDEN!

Join Tom as he discusses what needs to be

pruned, what to bring in or leave out, what to

cover and what to leave alone. Your visions of

spring begin now!

Date: Wed Oct 12


*SUCCESS WITH HOUSEPLANTS

Whether you brought them in from the

cold, grew them in a pot, or purchased

them off a shelf houseplants can add a

touch of life to a home. Tom will dis-

cuss how to keep those plants healthy

and growing indoors.

Date: Wed Oct 19


THE ARTS & CRAFTS

*WATERCOLOR PAINTING I

This Watercolor class is for the adult

absolute beginner. Learn basic tech-

niques in the morning and produce your

first painting in the afternoon. We’ve

kept the Supply List minimal so you

can see if you like watercolors before

spending lots of $$. Pay instructor

$10 materials fee. See Supply List on

KCE website.

Date: Sat Sept 24

Time: 10:00 am - 4:30 pm

Place: Desert Hills MS Rm 304

Instructor: Chris Blevins


*WATERCOLOR PAINTING II

So, you’ve decided you like watercol-

ors and it’s time for the next

step. Learn and practice “loose” water-

color techniques in the morning and

produce a painting in the after-

noon. Please see instructor’s website to

ensure this “style” of watercolors is for

you. www.chrisblevinswatercolors.com

See Supply List on KCE website.

Date: Sat Nov 19

Time: 10:00 am - 4:30 pm

Place: Desert Hills MS Rm 304

Instructor: Chris Blevins


DRAWING FUNDAMENTALS

A blank sheet of paper is so tempting! Learn

the art of drawing what you see – not what

you think you see! Become familiar with

graphite pencils, charcoal, erasers, blenders,

and paper choices. Bring depth and realism

to your drawings while having fun exploring

your creative side! Call the KCE office or

go online for supply list. Class limit 10.

Date: Mon Sept 19-Oct 24

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm

Place: Chell Design Studio, 11 S. Benton St.

Ste.A, Kennewick

Instructor: Michelle Allgaier


SEAT WEAVING

(CHAIR CANING)

In this four week class learn how to cane a

chair seat in just seven steps. Patience and

creativity are the only skills required to learn

the traditional and functional craft of chair

caning. Find an old chair or purchase a com-

plete kit at the first class. If you want to learn

how but don’t need a chair or stool to keep,

the instructor has chairs in need of seats for

your practice. If time and interest allow,

additional seat weaving techniques will be

demonstrated. Class limit 10.

Pay instructor supply fee (amount is based

on individual student project needs.)

Date: Tues Oct 4-25

First Class only 6:00-7:00 then:

Time: 6:00-8:00pm


Instructor: Jo Ritchey


View many of our craft

offerings in color on our

website at



*BASIC JEWELRY MAKING

Learn the basic techniques of jewelry making

with these fun classes! Choose from necklace

or earrings or take both for a matching set.

Then create your own designs whenever you

like for the perfect personal gift for all

occasions! Several bead colors to choose from.

View photos on our website. Pay instructor

$8 materials fee for necklace and $5 for

earrings. Handouts provided. Class Limit 8.


Time: 6:30-8:30 pm

Instructor: Anne Vorheis

Date: Earrings 1-Thurs Sept 29


Date: Necklace 1-Wed Oct 5


Date: Earrings 2-Wed Oct 26


Date: Necklace 2-Wed Nov 2


COUNTED CROSS STITCH

Learn the basics or improve your skills in this

very versatile stitching craft. Counted cross-

stitch can be used in everything from simple

but elegant creations to recreating fine art!

Ginger will have a complete beginning project.

Bring a pair of small scissors, magnifier, or

light if needed. View this project on our

website. Pay instructor $5 materials fee.

Date: Sat Oct 29

Time: 9:00 am - Noon


Instructor: Ginger Frazer


*YELLOW TREE

ORIENTAL COTTON PAPER ART

Fall is coming! This gorgeous scene

depicts blazing yellow poplar trees and

a yellow sky. Hard to believe it’s made

of torn cotton paper! View project in

color on our website.

Pay instructor $5.00 materials fee.

Date: Thurs Sept 22

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm

Place: Kamiakin HS Room 440



*AUTUMN LAKESIDE


Autumn colors abound in this depiction

of Aspen trees in full fall color. View

project in color on our website.


Date: Thurs Oct 13

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm




*STARRY SILENT NIGHT


This snow-tipped evergreen under a

starlit night will accent your home with

the quiet beauty of a winter evening.

View project on our website.


Date: Thurs Nov 10

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm




CREATIVITY WITH CHINESE KNOTS

These three projects utilize the craft of Chi-

nese knots and increase in difficulty with

each class.

CHINESE KNOT NECKLACE 101

This ancient art form has been passed down

for centuries by Chinese women. Create your

own necklace in this basic class. View pro-

ject on our website.

Pay instructor $5 materials fee.

Date: Thurs Sept 29

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm




*CHINESE KNOT BOOKMARK 102

These beautiful knotted bookmarks will

make great stocking stuffers! View project

on our website.


Date: Thurs Oct 6

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm




*CHINESE KNOT

JEWELRY POUCH 103

These pretty pouches can be used for jewelry

or coins. View project on our website.


Date: Thurs Oct 20

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm




*CHINESE BLESSING CROSS STITCH

Learn to cross stitch this traditional Chinese

blessing on fabric then take it home to frame

and display. View project on our website.


Date: Thurs Nov 3

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm





* INTERMEDIATE SEWING

DOLL CLOTHES

The perfect gift for your favorite little girl!

Isabella will guide you through the process of

sewing a dress, pinafore and slip for most 18”

dolls including American Girl dolls. You will

have the best dressed doll in town! See photo

of project and get the supply list on our

website.

Date: Sat Nov 12 & 19

Time: 9:00 am -1:00 pm

Place: Kennewick High School Rm 104

Instructor: Isabella Silvan


Or:

Date: Thurs Oct 6-27

Time: 7:00-9:00 pm

Place: Kennewick High School Rm 104

Instructor: Isabella Silvan


*BEGINNING QUILTING

Let Amelia introduce you to the wonderful art

of quilt making by creating a beautiful wall

hanging. In this class, you will learn the safe

and proper techniques of using a rotary cutter.

You will also learn to strip piece blocks and

other techniques for making blocks using a

sewing machine. In the last class learn how to

put the wall hanging together complete with

borders and binding. Students must bring

their own sewing machine. View the supply

list on our website or call the KCE office.

Class limit 8.


Time: 6:30-8:30 pm


Instructor: Amelia Beadle


*POTTERY

Learners in this class will practice the

7,000 year old craft of using the pinch,

coil, slab and wheel methods of making

pots. Glazes, underglazes and over-

glazes, most of which employ local

material, will also be mixed and

used. The clay you will be using is

locally dug earthenware. All levels of

experience are invited and will enjoy

this experience. Class limit 6.

Pay instructor $15 supply fee.

Date: Tues Sept 20-Oct 25

Time: 6:30-9:00 pm

Place: 106429 E Badger Road

(Instructor studio)

Instructor: Patrick Fleming


COOKING

*SEVEN SCANDANAVIAN

COOKIES FOR CHRISTMAS

Krumkaker, Almond Bars, Brunekake,

Raspberry Almond cookies, Sprits,

Pepperkake, and Princess Gems. Come

to this class and get ready for the holi-

days! Come learn to make these tradi-

tional and freezer friendly holiday

treats. Tasting and recipes included!

Date: Tues Oct 11

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm


Instructor: Karen Aanes


*QUICK BREADS

Quick breads are easy to create and can

supply key nutritional value by adding

tantalizing local fruits and vegetables.

Come join Richard and Vickie as they

create Lemon Cranberry and Autumn

Bread from time tested, old family and

friend recipes. We will also share

sources for low carb quick breads.

Class limit 15.

Date: Thurs Oct 20

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm


Instructor: Richard & Vickie Waddle


*ITALIAN COOKING

Spaghetti with no-cook tomato sauce, Chick-

en Marsala for two, 'Instant' Chicken Caccia-

tore, and Polenta. David will demonstrate

these quick and not so traditional Italian

dishes. Your taste buds will love you!

Date: Thurs Sept 22

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm


Instructor: David Harris


*EAST INDIAN COOKING

Come learn how to cook East Indian style as

David demonstrates Curried Cauliflower

with Cardamom and Mustard, Quick Chicken

Korma, Raita (cucumber and yogurt salad),

Red Chicken Curry, and Fragrant Rice. Yum!

Date: Thurs Oct 6

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm




*APPETIZERS

Holiday parties are coming soon! Make these

tasty appetizers for your next event. Smoky

Black Bean dip, Boneless Chicken Wings,

Caprese Picks with Quick Basil Aioli, and

Sausage with Apple and Sage.

Date: Thurs Oct 27

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm




HOT TAMALES!

Tamales are a traditional Mexican holiday

meal. Come and learn the authentic method

of making this delicious dish just in time to

treat your family and friends! Betty will also

prepare traditional side dishes. Enjoy eating

these tasty treats at the end of class. Bring

paper and pencil.

Date: Sat Nov 12

Time: 9:30 am – 12:30 pm


Instructor: Betty Guizar



*COOKING WITH TOFU AND TEMPEH

Join Renee, author of Homestyle Favorites

Made Meatless, as she demonstrates how to

cook with silken, firm, extra firm and frozen

tofu and shares her favorite tofu and tempeh

recipes.

Date: Wed Nov 9

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm


Instructor: Renee Pottle


GOLDY BEAR

CHOCOLATES TO DIE FOR!

Debbie’s love for reading mysteries combine

with her love of cooking in this fun class! Right

out of the pages of Diane Mott Davidson’s

Goldy Bear mystery series, Debbie will present

several recipes including Chocolate Coma

Cookies, Scouts Brownies, and more!

Date: Tues Dec 13

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm


Instructor: Debbie Greene


*DELICIOUS AND LOW FAT

VEGETARIAN

Learn a few types of changes for your old

standby recipes to make them heart healthy and

vegetarian. This class will include transforming

beef stroganoff, potato soup, lemon curd and

more!

Date: Tues Nov 1

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm


Instructor: Debbie Greene


COMPUTERS

AND TECHNOLOGY

COMPUTER BASICS FOR

THE BEGINNER

Are you new to the world of comput-

ers? You will learn the basic skills

including keyboard skill building need-

ed to navigate the internet, create and

send e-mail, and how to save, copy, and

paste documents. Also learn how to

avoid disasters, and deal with the unex-

pected. Have fun learning the basics!

USB drive will be provided and is in-

cluded in the cost of this class. Class

limit 15.

Date: Mon Sept 19-Oct 24

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm


Instructor: Brad Judy


INTRODUCTION TO MS EXCEL

Come be introduced to the basic Excel

functions. You’ll learn to create your

first workbook, enter and edit data,

format, make charts, and produce re-

ports. Terminology introduced will

teach you to understand the “help”

function. This is an introductory class;

however, you must be familiar with

general computer operations. A USB

drive is recommended but not required.

This will be taught using Excel 2010.

Handouts provided.

Date: Tues/Thurs Nov 1 & 3

Time: 6:30-9:00 pm


Instructor: Gary Greene


EXCEL PROJECTS: ADDING POWER

TO YOUR

SPREADSHEETS

This course will introduce the student to

conditional functions that allows your

spreadsheet to react to the data that has been

inputted. These functions help you to total

costs in a certain category or time frame or

count specific events in your data. We will

use a project of a family checkbook as a

basis for putting these functions to work.

USB Drive recommended but not required.

Prerequisite: some previous experience

with Excel or Introduction to MS Excel

class. This will be taught using Excel 2010.


Time: 6:30-9:00 pm




EXCEL PROJECTS: USING YOUR

SPREADSHEET TO KEEP

TRACK OF “STUFF”

This course continues the introduction on

Excel Tables. It will introduce filtering func-

tions, data validation and hyperlinks. With

these skills, the student can organize invento-

ries and related information. A freezer in-

ventory is used as the project to introduce

these skills. How old is that fruit cake in the

freezer? USB Drive recommended but not

required. Prerequisite: some previous ex-

perience with Excel or Introduction to MS

Excel class. This class will be taught using

Excel 2010.


Time: 6:30-9:00 pm





INTRODUCTION TO ACCESS

This class provides an introduction to Access

fundamental components. The student will be

shown ways to apply Access to everyday

problems of how we keep track of more and

more stuff. The student is introduced to the four

main parts of Access: tables, queries, forms and

reports. During the class the student will be

shown how to minimize effort by utilizing the

installed “wizards”. This is an introductory

class; however, you must be familiar with

general computer operations. A USB drive is

recommended but not required. This will be

taught using Access 2010. Handouts provided.

Date: Tues/Thurs Dec 13 & 15

Time: 6:30-9:00 pm




BASIC DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

Learn the basic features of the digital

camera and how those features affect

the photographs, then learn how

to compose photographs using the basic

elements of composition and design.

Finally, learn how to download the

photos to your computer

This class is taught in a computer lab

for hands-on experience. Bring your

digital camera and its manual to

class. Handouts provided.

Class limit 20.

Date: Tues/Thurs Oct 18 & 20

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm

Place: Southridge HS Rm C225

Instructor: Rich Breshears


INTERMEDIATE DIGITAL

PHOTOGRAPHY

For those who have already reached

some mastery of the basic functions of

their cameras and are ready to go be-

yond snapshots. Learn how to run the

advanced features of your camera.

Posing, lighting, lens choice and color

management. This class is recom-

mended for those using advanced point

and shoot or SLR cameras that want to

learn how to use their camera to its

limits to create better images. Bring

your camera, any extra lenses, flash,

& tripod. Class limit 20.

Date: Tues/Thurs Oct 25 & 27

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm

Place: Southridge HS Rm C225

Instructor: Rich Breshears


*TELLING YOUR STORY

THROUGH PHOTOGRAPHY

What separates the work of a photojournalist

from that of an amateur collection of snap-

shots? Learn from a professional videogra-

pher how to document life's events with pic-

tures. The difference between a snapshot and

a photograph - capture the essence with the

image. Learn how to develop your shooting

style, and how to create an “oh, WOW” mo-

ment. Students will be given photo assign-

ments to complete between classes and have

the opportunity to share their work with the

class.

Date: Tues Oct 4-25

Time: 6:15-8:45pm


Instructor: David Kasper


ADOBE PHOTOSHOP

Ready to take your pictures to the next level?

Begin with Photoshop tools, interface, for-

mats, and basic operation; then progress to

rotating, adding text, cropping, correction

tools, changing color and format, applying

special effects, and using layers. Techniques

are applicable to Photoshop Elements, Ado-

be’s home version of the software. Basic

computer knowledge is essential. Bring a

USB drive to class. Handouts provided.

Date: Tues/Thurs Nov 1-17

Time: 6:30-9:00 pm


Instructor: Julie McInturff


Be sure to check out our

online classes taken at your

convenience from home!

See pages 12-13

Categories include:

Career and Professional

Computers and Technology

Writing and Publishing

Personal Development

Hundreds of classes to

choose from!

www.ed2go.com/kce

Or call KCE - 222-5080


Meet Your Instructors Karen Aanes is the current president of Sons of Norway Sol-land lodge # 2-086. She enjoys traditional baking, and

other Norwegian crafts and collectibles. Aanes

Brian Ace is the Executive Director of the Children's Reading Foundation of the Mid-Columbia. Passionate about edu-

cation, Brian has BA degrees in Psychology and Theology and a Master of Education in School Counseling. Ace

Ana Rosa Aguilera is a native Spanish speaker and works in the ECEAP program. She teaches two Spanish lan-

guage classes. Aguilera

Michelle Allgaier is a muralist and owner of Chell Design, a custom mural/art business in Kennewick. Her murals can

be seen in area businesses, schools and busses. Allgaier

Pam Baldwin has been a Europe Travel Specialist for 37 years with Travel Leaders and is an avid traveler. She is

leading a class about travel in Australia and New Zealand. Baldwin

Bax R Barton is a Research Associate in Paleontology at the Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture at the

University of Washington/Seattle, specializing in the biogeography and palaeoecology of Late Cenozoic vertebrates of

the Pacific Northwest. He is Research Director at the Coyote Canyon Mammoth Site near Kennewick.

Barton

Amelia Beadle has worked in the fabric industry for over 20 years, designing fabrics for Marcus Bros. and owning a

quilt shop in Louisiana before moving to the Tri-Cities. Beadle

Ryan Bennett is a Commercial and Personal Lines Insurance Agent, and presents two valuable classes this session. Bennett

Chris Blevins began watercolor painting in 2006 and fell in love with the fluidity and unpredictability of the art. She

was selected as one of the winners of the Abstract/Experimental category in The Artists Magazine. Blevins

Bruce Bjornstad is the author of On the Trail of the Ice Age Floods: A Geological Field Guide to the Mid-Columbia

Basin. He has a MS in Geology from Eastern Washington University and is an active member of the Ice Age Floods

Institute. A sequel book On the Trail of the Ice Age Floods: The Northern Reaches, is due out this year.

Bjornstad

Rich Breshears and his wife Mary Ann own and operate Breshears Photography Studio. Their work has been pub-

lished in a variety of media & websites. Rich is teaching two Photography classes. Breshears

Stephanie Bucci operates a home organization business with a compassionate approach to getting your life in order. Bucci

Colonel Bruce Cameron is the Training Manager of the Hanford Patrol and has worked extensively with new hires

and HR for the past 33 years. Cameron

John Clement has been a professional photographer since the 1970’s. His mission is to share the Lord’s creation

through his photography. He presents a class on photographing seasons. Clement

Marian Clish has a MS degree in English and is the author of I Wonder What a Fish Would Wish For and other

children’s books. She offers a class on how to get published. Clish

Charity Cree has been a Youth Services Librarian with the Mid-Columbia Libraries for 2 ½ years. She graduated from

the University of Illinois with a Master of Library Science and a Certificate of Advanced Study in Children’s Literature in

2006.

Cree

Dennis Dauble was involved in environmental research for over 30 yrs while at PNNL. He is the author of Fishes of

the Columbia Basin and currently teaches fish ecology at WSU-TC. Dauble

Loren Eddy is an attorney in Kennewick and has 30 years experience helping clients with their Estate Planning and

Business Planning choices. Eddy

Eva Elwell is a graduate of Taiwan College. She teaches Mandarin Chinese and several other Oriental craft classes. Elwell

Jacquelyne Ferrado has worked in the private sector, federal civil service, and in state government where she cur-

rently works as the Community Outreach Manager for the Guaranteed Education Tuition (GET) Program. Ferrado

Patrick Fleming has been painting and teaching for over 40 yrs. This session he is teaching a pottery class at his

studio in Kennewick. Fleming

Angie Flores, instructor and owner of Pawsitive Effects Dog Training, is also a member of the APDT. She is offering

several group session dog obedience classes. Flores

Lisa Foster is a successful voice-over artist. Her credits include Crest Toothpaste, Olay products, and Café Appassio-

nato. She teaches a voice –over class for Community Ed in the fall of each year. Foster


Meet Your Instructors Dr. Ginger Frazer has taught holistic health classes as well as Hardanger embroidery and Cross Stitch for many

years for KCE. She teaches a counted cross stitch class this session. Frazer

Ed Frost has been running and attending meetings throughout his 40 year career in public sector and human service

management. He is a former school board member and now volunteers in many organizations. Frost

Hana Gharari has a MS degree in Economics and taught in Tripoli, Libya before moving to the United States. She

teaches a beginning Arabic language class. Gharari

Edward Gonsalves is a member of the Tri-Cities Fencing Club with national certification. He has taught fencing for

many years. Gonsalves

Debbie Greene combines her loves of reading and cooking by presenting classes using clues from a mystery novel

for recipes. Greene

Gary Greene has been a technical instructor and is teaching three of our computer classes. He has a BS in Electrical

Engineering and is an engineer. Greene

Betty Guizar was born and raised in Texas where she learned to cook authentic Mexican food. She has worked for

36 years in the KSD in the Migrant-Bilingual program Guizar

David Harris, owner of Catering to You, has been cooking professionally for over 20 years. He presents a variety of

gourmet cooking classes for us. Harris

Sylvia Harris has been crafting and working Sudoku puzzles for over 30 years and uses that skill as a way to relax.

She is excited to share this with our students. Harris

Floyd Ivey is a Washington State Licensed Attorney and Registered Patent Attorney. He instructs our students on

intellectual property law. Ivey

J.A, Jance – (Judith Ann), former H.S. English teacher and K-12 librarian, is consistently on New York Times best-

selling book list. She is best known as the author of the J. P. Beaumont series, the Joanna Brady series; several inter-

related thrillers featuring the Walker family; and the Ali Reynolds series. Jance lives with her husband in Seattle, Wash-

ington, and Tucson, Arizona.

Jance

Sarah Johnson has been a Youth Services Librarian with the Mid-Columbia Libraries for 5 years. She graduated with

her Master of Library Science from Emporia State University in 2006. Johnson

Brad Judy currently teaches business classes at Kamiakin high school. He is teaching a beginning computer class

this session. Judy

David Kasper is a media & communications specialist and owner of DK Media. He is teaching a photography class

this session. Kasper

Tom Kay has owned and still operates The Flower Farm nurseries for over 30 years. He teaches classes on this ses-

sion about seasonal gardening for fall and winter. Kay

Kim Keltch is the Domestic Violence Service Coordinator for the Pasco Police Department. She previously was em-

ployed as Domestic Violence trainer for the state of Oregon. Keltch

Gary Kleinknecht is the president of the Ice Age Floods Institute and has taught almost 30 years. He leads three

classes this session. Kleinknecht

George Last is a senior research scientist in the Geoscience Group at PNLL and President of the Lake Lewis Chap-

ter of the Ice Age Floods Institute. His research has focused on how the subsurface geology controls the movement and

fate of contaminants.

Last

Gloria Lyon is a well known motivational speaker. After dealing with childhood obesity and food addiction, she discov-Lyon

Eddie Manzanares is a talented musician who has his own local band. He is teaching two levels of guitar classes

this session. Manzanares

Thomas Marceau is an archaeologist and has discovered many items from ancient projectile points to Coca Cola

bottles and more. He says “Sometimes you find some pretty cool stuff.” Marceau


Meet Your Instructors McInturff Julie McInturff teaches Business & Marketing classes at Southridge High School. She is teaching Adobe Photoshop

this session.

McLean Roy McLean taught math and science for more than 30 years in the Kennewick School District. He has worked as an

investigator for the Benton County Coroner's Office for three years.

Morrison Judy Morrison has studied & taught bagpipes for many years at the college level. She’s a member of the Desert

Thistle Pipe Band.

Movsesyan Elina Movsesyan, a native of Russia, has taught both Russian and English for many years. Her love of teaching

continues to inspire her students.

Olsen Louise Olsen, a realtor and past president of TC Assoc. of Realtors, shares her knowledge in Home Staging and

Selling and Home Buying.

Ominski Stev Ominski is a long time professional in the fine arts. His Ice Age Floods work is often used in newspaper and

magazine articles on the floods and throughout the region on countless interpretive displays.

Plung Dylan Plung’s passion is Japanese, creating comic books, and teaching. He studied Japanese for 5 years including

some time in Osaka, Japan. He teaches four classes this session.

Pottle Renee Pottle is a Home Economist, a former Health & Nutrition educator and author of I Want My Dinner Now!—

Simple Meals for Busy Cooks, Homestyle Favorits Made Meatless, and several other books.

Regan Rick Regan has both a BA & MS in Science degrees. He has trained high school, college, and professional athletes.

He currently is a fitness & conditioning coach.

Richey Jo Richey moved to the Tri-Cities from California where she taught art. She learned chair caning while living in Ver-

mont.

Ross Catherine Ross has over 30 years signing experience. She has taught our sign language class for many years.

Silvan Isabella Silvan has 25 years sewing experience as a costumer for local theatre groups. She also enjoys needle felt-

ing, beading, fine embroidery & macramé. She teaches a doll clothes sewing class this session.

Stephens Kraig Stephens has 32 years experience in the martial arts. He is a blackbelt, certified instructor through Ching Yi

Kung Fu Association. With the help of his Chinese wife and step daughter, he continues to study the culture and lan-

guage of China.. He teaches groups, private lessons, and wellness programs .

TC Astronomy Tri-City Astronomy Club of Southeastern Washington is a non-profit organization for the enjoyment and advance-

ment of amateur astronomy.

Vorheis Anne (Gnoza) Vorheis is a Richland native. The busy mom of four boys and a realtor for over 20 years, she beads

and crafts to help keep her sanity.

Waddle Richard Waddle has a Pastry Chef Certificate from Bellingham Technical College. Vickie Waddle has been cook-

ing since she was a young girl at her mother’s side and enjoys creating new recipes.

Weed Ron Weed has taught English to the Kuwaiti navy, Mexico City pilots, and high school behaviorally challenged stu-

dents. Ron continues to learn and devise methods of English instruction style education.

View photos of our instructors on our website



Elementary Schools: 1. Amistad, 930 W 4th Ave 2. Canyon View, 1229 W 22nd Pl 3. Cascade, 505 S Highland Dr. 4. Eastgate, 910 E 10th Ave 5. Edison, 201 S Dawes St 6. Hawthorne, 3520 W John Day 7. Lincoln, 4901 W 20th Ave 8. Ridge View, 7001 W 13th Ave 9. Southgate, 3121 W 19th Ave 10. Sunset View, 711 Center Park Way 11. Vista, 1701 N Young St 12. Washington, 105 W 21st Ave 13. Westgate, 2514 4th Ave. 14. Cottonwood, 16734 Cottonwood Creek Blvd. 15. Keewaydin Discovery, 125 S Conway

Middle Schools: 16. Desert Hills, 6011 W 10th Ave 17. Highlands, 425 S Tweedt St 18. Horse Heaven Hills, 3500 W Vancouver 19. Park, 1011 W 10th Ave High Schools: 20. Kamiakin, 600 N Arthur St 21. Kennewick, 500 Dayton St 22. Southridge, 3520 Southridge Blvd. 23. Tri Tech Skills Center, 5929 W Metaline 24. Phoenix, 418 S Vancouver St 25. Legacy High School 202 S Dayton St

Support Buildings: 26. Maintenance Building, 622 N Kellogg St 27. Information Tech & Science Center, 4th Avenue Administration Center 28. Special Programs, 4th Avenue Adminstration Center. 29. Community Education, 4th Avenue Administration Center.

4th Avenue Administration Center 1000 W. 4th Ave Kennewick, WA 99336 Next to Amistad Elementary School

Kennewick School District Building Locations

Cancellation and Refund Policy Deadline to cancel is two working days prior to the first session of a series class for a refund minus an $11 cancellation fee. There are no refunds for single session classes under $25. You may send a friend or family member in your place. Full refunds are issued for classes cancelled by Kennewick Community Education.

Mark your calendar! Confirmations are not mailed out. Unless notified differently, plan to attend class as scheduled. We will call to acknowledge receipt of mailed or faxed registrations and will reply by e-mail to registrations from our website.

Use Main Entrances Unless noted in the class description, class signs and maps to classrooms are posted only on the main entrance doors of our schools. Please check the school address for the location of the main entrance. The Southridge High School main entrance is the center entrance.

Special Notices Children may enroll in most classes unless noted.

Those under 12 must be accompanied by an enrolled adult.

Pre-registration is required. Registrations are NOT tak-en in class by instructors.

Smoking is not permitted anywhere on school proper-ty, including the grounds and parking lots.

Food and drink are not allowed in the computer labs and carpeted areas of schools.

Maps to class locations are posted on the buildings the day of the class. Maps to the school location can be found on our website www.ksd.org/communityed.

An elevator key is available for Southridge High School classes that meet on the second floor. Call the KCE office (222-5080) to obtain a key.

Listen to local radio and TV stations for weather-related school cancellations. KCE classes are cancelled only when schools are closed. Cancelled classes will be made up.

Things You Should Know Before You Register


Express Registration Online begins August 27

Phone in registration begins August 29

Phone 509-222-5080 with your registration and credit card information. Monday-Friday, 7:30 am-4:30 pm

Mail Make checks payable to KCE, or include your credit card number with expiration date (Visa or Mastercard) to: Kennewick Community Education 1000 W. 4th Ave. Kennewick WA. 99336

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Registering early helps our instructors prepare for their classes and makes sure you get the class you want! Please register at least five

working days prior to the first class start date.

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Community Education

Enroll Now For Fall Classes!

September 19 - December 15


222-5080

1000 West 4th Avenue

Kennewick, WA. 99336

Documents

Fall 2011 Course Catalog