PAID Adult School · Mrs. Debbi Torok Mrs. Fiona Walter Dr. Jeff Harding, Supt. The Mountain View Los Altos Adult School has been accredited by the Western Association of Schools

Registration begins November 16th!Online Go to mvlaae.net and click the Online Registration link. We accept VISA or MasterCard.

Mail-In Fill out the form on the other side of this page and mail it along with payment to: MVLA Adult School 333MoffettBlvd. Mountain View, CA 94043

Phone Giveusacallat(650) 940-1333 and register withyourVISAorMasterCardduringourofficehours: Mon – Thu 8:00AM-9:00PM, Fri 8:00AM-5:00PMClosedNov.12,Nov.21(eve),Nov.22-23,Dec.24-Jan.4,Jan.21,Feb.18-19,Apr.15-19,May27,andJul.4.

Walk-In Register inpersonatourmainofficeduringtheofficehourslistedabove.

Fax Send a fax anytime to (650) 967-4699.Besuretoinclude all the registration information and your credit card information.

Who Is Eligible to Register Classes are open to residents and non-residents 18 years and older. Highschool enrolled students, 16 years and older, mayregister for an adult education class for credit after gettingapprovalfromtheirhomeschoolandtheAdultSchoolofficepriortoregisteringorattending.CallourHigh School program at (650) 967-7919 for more information.

Returned Checks If a check is returned to us due to insufficientfunds,a$25feewillbeassessed.Continuingin theclasswillbecontingentuponreceiving fullandvalidpayment.

Refund Policy Pleasechooseclassescarefully.Becausethe fees collected pay teachers’ salaries, we must limit ourrefundpolicy.Refundswillonlybegivenifrequestedat least one week before the first class meeting. No refundswillbegivenwithinoneweekofthefirstclassmeeting. For all Career Technical Education classes, a 10% cancellation fee will be assessed for refunds requestedatleastoneweekbeforethefirstclassmeeting,andnorefundswillbegivenwithinoneweekofthefirstclass meeting. We cannot accept medical, business, travel, or other reasons for not participating in a class. Thank you for your cooperation.

Ifthereisnotsufficientenrollmentbythepreregistrationdeadline,youwill receivea refundoryourcreditcardwillbecredited.Ifyouhavepreregisteredandwehavenot phoned you three (3) business days prior to theclass start date, plan to attend the class(es) you haveregistered for. If there issufficientenrollmentandthedeadlinehaspassed,wemaystillhaveaspaceavailablefor you. Call us at (650) 940-1333tofindoutthestatusoftheclass(es)youareinterestedin.Tokeepcostsdown,wedonotmailoutregistrationconfirmations.

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Director’s Message – Winter/Spring 2019MVLA Adult School is ringing in the new year with an exciting array of career programs, industry partnerships, and technology innovations focused on Educating and Elevating our school, staff, and students. Our new Physical Therapist Aide (PTA) Program was offered for the very first time this fall. PTA is an occupation with a bright outlook and is projected to grow 30% by 2026! Building on this theme of growth and refinement, we are expanding our partnership with

a local technology company by working closely with curriculum developers through our Google Applied Digital Skills Program. As part of our WASC Schoolwide Action Plan aimed at continuous improvement, all teachers are focused on integrating innovative technology and digital materials to enhance instruction and promote even greater student engagement and achievement. Please join us in celebrating the new year by educating and elevating yourself! Whether your goal is academic, personal, or professional, let MVLA Adult School help you in your path towards personal enrichment. We look forward to another great year serving adult learners in our region to achieve academic, personal, and career goals.

North Santa Clara County Student Transition ConsortiumThe MVLA Adult School is a member of the North Santa Clara County Student Transition Consortium (NSCCSTC), a collaboration between the Foothill-De Anza College District (FHDA), Palo Alto Unified School District Adult School (PAUSD), Fremont Union High School District Adult School (FUHSD), and the Mountain View Los Altos High School District Adult School (MVLA). The consortium serves the communities of Cupertino, Los Altos, Los Altos Hills, Mountain View, Palo Alto, and Sunnyvale, as well as portions of San Jose. Its mission is to coordinate and align programs, create linkages, and develop regional plans to better serve the educational needs of adults in the region.

Meet the members of our consortium:

Mountain View Los Altos Adult School mvlaae.netPalo Alto Adult School paadultschool.orgFUHSD Adult School Sunnyvale-Cupertino fuhsdadultschool.comDe Anza College deanza.eduFoothill College foothill.edu

Find out more about NSCCSTC at sites.google.com/site/nsccstcaebg/.

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Mountain View Los Altos Adult School Mission StatementThe Adult School is committed to serving adult learners who will gain the knowledge, skills, and proficiency necessary to achieve personal goals in employment, secondary education, and English language skills in order to become self-reliant and productive members of the community.

Student Learning Outcomes

Students will:� Set goals and progress towards them.� Achieve a measurable increase in knowledge, skills and proficiency in their goal area.� Be able to apply knowledge, skills and proficiency to employment and continuing education.

Mountain View Los Altos High School DistrictSuperintendent & Board of Trustees

Dr. Phil Faillace Mr. Joe Mitchner Mr. Sanjay Dave Mrs. Debbi Torok Mrs. Fiona Walter Dr. Jeff Harding, Supt.

The Mountain View Los Altos Adult School has been accredited by the Western Association of Schools & Colleges since 1965. The Mountain View Los Altos Adult School is a Pearson VUE Test Center; an NCCT (National Center for Competency Testing) test site for Medical Assistants, Medical Office Assistants, and Medical Insurance and Coding Specialists; an AMCA (American Medical Certification Association) test center for Physical Therapy Aide (PTA); and a CompTIA-approved academic partner.

Front cover: (from top left) Beginning Salsa, English as a Second Language (ESL), annual staff in-service; Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), GED (photos by Gena Zolotar)

Adult School and Class Locations

Table of Contents

Career Technical Education ��2Healthcare Programs ��4CNA/MA Program Orientations ��4Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) ��4Home Health Aide (HHA) ��5Medical Assistant (MA) ��5Medical Terminology Fundamentals ��6CNA/HHA License Renewal ��6Adult CPR/AED/Basic Life Support ��6Medical Records Specialist ��8Medical Office Assistant ��8Finance – Business – IT ��9Small Business Administration ��9General Accounting Clerk ��9Google Applied Digital Skills �� 10Python Programming Language �� 10SQL and Database Design �� 11Java Programming Language �� 11Web Design Fundamentals �� 11Online Career Training �� 12

Special Education for Adults �� 13Career Center �� 14Volunteer Opportunities �� 14High School & GED Programs �� 15

High School Diploma Program �� 15Concurrent Enroll./Credit Recovery �� 15Young Parents Program – YPP �� 15Pre-GED Test Preparation �� 15GED Test Preparation �� 15GED Testing �� 15

ESL-English as a Second Language �� 16ESL Placement Tests �� 16ESL Classes �� 16Citizenship �� 17Childcare (Families Learning Together) 17English Enrichment Classes �� 17

Parent & Family Education �� 18Parent and Child Classes �� 18Parent Participation Preschool �� 18

Community & Older Adults Classes �� 19Hillview Site Update �� 19

55+ Computer Skills on PC �� 19Essential Computing Skills �� 19Introduction to Google Docs �� 19Introduction to Windows PC�� 19

Arts & Crafts �� 20Beading �� 20Japanese Braiding/Kumihimo �� 20Calligraphy �� 20Ceramics�� 20Japanese Flower Arranging/Ikebana�� 21Oil & Acrylic Painting �� 21Watercolor Painting �� 21

Current Events, History & Genealogy � 22Current Affairs�� 22Genealogy �� 22

Language Arts & Languages �� 23Chinese �� 23Creative Writing �� 23Finnish �� 24French �� 24German �� 25Italian �� 26Memoirs Writing �� 26Spanish �� 27

Music & Dance �� 28Ballroom Dance �� 28Belly Dance �� 28Chorus �� 28Hula �� 28Orchestra �� 28Salsa Casino �� 29Workout on Broadway! �� 29

Needle Arts & Sewing �� 29Knitting and Crochet Workshop �� 29Needlepoint and Cross Stitch �� 29Swedish Weaving �� 30

Physical Fitness �� 30Exercise for the Older Adult �� 30Feldenkrais Movement �� 30Hike for Health �� 30Qigong �� 30Tai Chi and Qigong �� 31Yoga: Chair, Gentle, and Hatha �� 31Zumba and Zumba Gold �� 32

General InformationClass Location Map �� Inside Back CoverRegistration Calendar ��Back CoverRegistration Form ��Cover FlapRegistration Information ��Cover Flap

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333 Moffett Blvd., Mtn. View, CA 94043(650) 940-1333 – mvlaae�net

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Closed Nov� 12, Nov� 21 (evening), Nov� 22-23, Dec� 24-Jan� 4,Jan� 21, Feb� 18-19, Apr� 15-19, May 27, and Jul� 4�

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COURSES OFFERED WINTER/SPRING 2019

Healthcare Programs

� Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) – State Certification – Day and Evening Classes Orientation required – register online – see dates on page 4 or check mvlaae.net or call (650) 940-1333 for additional dates and information

� Home Health Aide (HHA) – State Certification – Day and Evening Classes

� Medical Assistant – National Certification (NCMA) – Front and Back Office – Day and Evening Classes Orientation required – register online – see dates on page 4 or check mvlaae.net or call (650) 940-1333 for additional dates and information

Career Technical Education

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COURSES OFFERED WINTER/SPRING 2019

Healthcare Programs (continued)

� Medical Records Specialist – National Certification Electronic Health Record Keeping (EHR) – Day and Evening Classes Medical Billing and Coding – Day Class

� Medical Office Assistant – National Certification (NCMOA) – Day Class

� Medical Terminology Fundamentals – Afternoon and Evening Classes

� Workshops for CNA/HHA License Renewal – Continuing Education Units (CEUs) – Day and Evening Classes

� Adult CPR Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers (American Heart Association) – Day Class

� Adult CPR/AED (American Red Cross) – Day Class

Finance – Business – IT

� Small Business Administration – How to Start and Manage a Small Business – Evening Class

� General Accounting Clerk Certificate – Career Program Certificate – Evening Classes Payroll Records and Procedures QuickBooks Pro

� Google Applied Digital Skills – Entry Level Program Management (Collaboration with Google) – Day Class

Coding Academy� Introduction to the Python Programming Language – Regular and FASTRAK – Evening Classes

� Introduction to SQL and Database Design Using Python – Regular and FASTRAK – Day Classes

� Introduction to Java Programming – Evening Class

� Web Design Fundamentals with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript – Evening Class

Online Career Training

� Introduction to Business Principles and Management

� Introduction to Hospitality, Tourism, and Recreation

� Office Applications I: Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Publisher

� Office Applications II: Microsoft Excel and Access

� Online Keyboarding


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Registration and enrollment for Career Technical Education classes is ongoing, year-round� Please note that for all Career Technical Education classes, a 10% cancellation fee will be assessed for refunds requested at least one week before the first class meeting, and no refunds will be given within one week of the first class meeting. Please refer to the registration information on the inside back cover of this catalog.

For more information about our Career Technical Education programs contact:Catherine Rosillo, Program Coordinator (650) 940-6023Brenda Harris, Director, (650) 940-6026 or [email protected] us at mvlaae.net and facebook.com/MVLAAdultSchool

HEALTHCARE PROGRAMS

Orientation Dates for CNA and MA Programs(Prerequisite for Enrollment)Students may register in the CNA or MA programs any time after they have attended an orientation�063228 1/18 Fri 10:00AM-12:00PM AdultSch/201 FREE063229 2/11 Mon 5:30-7:30PM AdultSch/200 FREE063230 3/8 Fri 10:00AM-12:00PM AdultSch/201 FREE063231 3/22 Fri 10:00AM-12:00PM AdultSch/201 FREE063232 4/5 Fri 10:00AM-12:00PM AdultSch/201 FREE063233 4/26 Fri 10:00AM-12:00PM AdultSch/201 FREEEnroll online. Additional dates may be added. Please check mvlaae.net for updates.

Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Program(Articulation with Mission College Courses AHL 020D and AHL 020E for 5�5 credits)The Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) program prepares students for entry-level employment in a skilled nursing facility, acute care hospital, or assisted living facility and equips them to pass the state certification examination. Students must successfully complete 80 hours of classroom instruction and 100 hours of supervised clinical training. Depending on the facility, clinical training may start as early as 7:00AM (day program) or 3:00PM (evening program). Prerequisites: Students must attend an orientation at the Adult School and take a reading assessment prior to registering for this program. Register online at mvlaae.net. See orientation dates above or check mvlaae.net or call (650) 940-1333 for additional dates and information. Medical Terminology Fundamentals course (see page 6) highly recommended. Students need to wear navy blue scrubs and white solid shoes at all times and must provide proof of valid TB test and immunizations. Flu shot required between October and April. Free mandatory resume workshop. Job placement assistance provided. Instructors: Criselda Imperio (day), TBD (evening). No class 1/21, 2/18-2/19, 4/15-4/18, and 5/27.Day Program (“Fast Track”):063045 1/7-3/14 Mon-Thu 8:00AM-2:30PM 10 wks AdultSch/200063046 4/1-6/6 Mon-Thu 8:00AM-2:30PM 9 wks AdultSch/200$650 fee for textbooks, fingerprinting, supplemental materials, and instruments.State exam fee of $110 will be collected 4 weeks before exam date.Evening Program:063047 1/7-4/4 Mon-Thu 4:30-8:30PM 13 wks AdultSch/200$650 fee for textbooks, fingerprinting, supplemental materials, and instruments.State exam fee of $110 will be collected 4 weeks before exam date.


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Home Health Aide (HHA) Certification Course (48 hrs) (Day and Evening) (Articulation with Mission College Courses AHL 020F and AHL 020G for 2�0 credits)Home Health Aide is one of the fastest growing careers in the United States and is projected to grow by 38% through 2024. This is a 48-hour course that focuses on developing skills related to the care of clients in their own homes. Students must successfully complete 24 hours of classroom instruction and 24 hours of supervised clinical training. Requires current CNA license or concurrent enrollment in CNA program. Students need to wear navy blue scrubs and white solid shoes at all times and must provide proof of valid TB test and immunizations. Flu shot required between October and April. Attend both of our CNA/HHA courses and become dually certified by the State of California. Instructors: Criselda Imperio (day), TBD (evening). No class 4/15-4/18.Day Program:069630 3/18-3/28 Mon-Thu 8:00-2:30PM 2 wks AdultSch/200 $130Evening Program:069631 4/8-5/2 Mon-Thu 4:30-8:30PM 3 wks AdultSch/200 $130

Medical Assistant Training ProgramNational Certification (NCMA) – Front and Back Office (CCBMA Test Optional)This program prepares students to qualify for entry-level positions in private practices, group practices, urgent care facilities, and hospitals. Medical assistants perform administrative and clinical tasks related to Front and Back Office to keep medical practices running smoothly.

The course combines classroom instruction with a lab practicum component. Students are required to complete 375 hours of theory/lab before they take the national certification test, followed by 160 hours of externship, which provides students with the necessary practice and skills. A typing test is given to assess student’s ability to type 35 words per minute. After passing the NCCT test and upon completion of the externship, students are eligible to take the California Certifying Board of Medical Assistant (CCBMA) exam. Prerequisites: Must possess a high school diploma or GED, must attend an orientation, and must take a reading assessment prior to registering for this program. See orientation dates on page 4 or check mvlaae.net or call (650) 940-1333 for additional dates and information. Medical Terminology Fundamentals course (see page 6) highly recommended. Students need to wear navy blue scrubs and white solid shoes at all times and must provide proof of valid TB test and immunizations. Free mandatory resume workshop. Job placement assistance provided. Instructors: Dr. Abhaya Karangutkar (day), Kimberly Kunde (evening). The MA classes fill up quickly! We recommend attending an orientation as early as 6 months before the class start date. No class 1/21, 2/18-2/19, 5/27, and 7/4.062025 1/7-4/11 Mon-Fri 8:00AM-2:30PM 14 wks (375+ hrs) AdultSch/202 (FULL)062024 4/22-7/26 Mon-Fri 8:00AM-2:30PM 14 wks (375+ hrs) AdultSch/202 (FULL)062026 8/26-12/13 Mon-Fri 8:00AM-2:30PM 16 wks (375+ hrs) AdultSch/202062027 8/26-3/12/20 Mon-Thu 4:30-8:30PM 28 wks (375+ hrs) AdultSch/202$950 incl. textbooks, materials, computer lab, and 160 externship hours (approx.)


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Medical Terminology Fundamentals(Recommended as a prerequisite for all healthcare students)This course introduces students to the vocabulary used by medical professionals. Students will learn the basic rules of medical terminology and explore the root words, suffixes, and prefixes of the vocabulary used in medical offices, hospitals, and other health settings. Students review the nervous, skeletal, cardiovascular, muscle, and other major systems of the human body, and they discuss terms related to physiology, anatomy, and pathological conditions. Students learn to spell, define, and pronounce common medical terms. This course is highly recommended for anyone planning to enroll in the Certified Nursing Assistant, Medical Assistant, Medical Records Specialist, and Medical Office Assistant programs or any healthcare-related training. Instructor: Tamara Rood-Spenker. No class 2/18, 4/16, and 5/27.Afternoon: 063406 1/23-3/6 Mon/Wed 12:30-2:30PM 7 wks AdultSch/201 $70 063408 4/29-6/5 Mon/Wed 12:30-2:30PM 6 wks AdultSch/201 $70 Evening: 063407 3/12-4/23 Tue 4:30-8:30PM 6 wks AdultSch/200 $70063409 4/30-6/4 Tue 4:30-8:30PM 6 wks AdultSch/200 $70

Workshops for CNA/HHA License Renewal Continuing Education Units (CEUs)As a California Certified Nursing Assistant you need to have 48 hours of continuing education to renew your license. In addition, you must show proof that you have worked at least 1 (one) paid day within two years in a facility where you provided nursing related services. A California Home Health Aide must complete 24 hours of CEUs within 2 years. Don’t allow your license to expire! We offer classes and workshops to keep your license current. Choose from one of the options to meet your CEU requirements. All classes have been approved by the California Department of Public Health and qualify for CEUs. Students must bring their current CNA license to class. See the workshop schedule on page 7.

Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers – ClassroomIn this classroom-based course, healthcare professionals learn to recognize several life-threatening emergencies, provide CPR to victims of all ages, use an AED, and relieve choking in a safe, timely, and effective manner. Successful course completion requires full participation in classroom and skill sessions, as well as successful performance in skill and knowledge evaluations. Please bring a towel or sheet (to lie on the floor) and wear comfortable clothing. Instructor: Kimberly Kunde.062631 1/11 Fri 9:00AM-1:00PM 4 hrs AdultSch/200 $55062632 3/22 Fri 9:00AM-1:00PM 4 hrs AdultSch/200 $55062633 4/26 Fri 9:00AM-1:00PM 4 hrs AdultSch/200 $55

Adult CPR/AED (American Red Cross) – 4 HOUR CLASSThe American Red Cross Adult CPR course incorporates the 2016 ECC (Emergency Cardiovascular Care) Standards. It will help participants recognize and respond appropriately to cardiac and breathing emergencies. The course teaches the skills that participants need to know to give immediate care to a suddenly injured or ill person until more advanced medical personnel arrive and take over. Successful course

completion requires full participation in classroom and skill sessions, as well as successful performance in skill and knowledge evaluations. Instructor: Joanne Barnes.066803 5/3 Fri 9:00AM-1:00PM 4 hrs AdultSch/200 $50


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Workshops for CNA/HHA License Renewal – Continuing Education Units (CEUs)Fee for all workshops: $39

Day Program:Day workshops are held 8:00AM-2:30PM in Adult School Room 200.

Date Day Class # Instructor Topic CEUs

1/18 Fri 063264 Imperio Module 1: Infection Control 6

2/15 Fri 063265 Imperio Module 2: Environmental Safety 6 and CNA Safety 3/15 Fri 063266 Imperio Module 3: Interpersonal Relationships 6 and Communication

4/12 Fri 063267 Imperio Module 4: Patient Care and Comfort 6 Measures

5/17 Fri 063268 Imperio Module 5: Basic Human Needs 6 and CNA Observations

Evening Program:Evening workshops are held 4:30-8:30PM in Adult School Room 200.

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5/6- Mon/Tue 063257 TBD Module 1: Infection Control 6 5/7

5/8- Wed/Thu 063258 TBD Module 2: Environmental Safety 6 5/9 and CNA Safety 5/13- Mon/Tue 063259 TBD Module 3: Interpersonal Relationships 6 5/14 and Communication

5/15- Wed/Thu 063260 TBD Module 4: Patient Care and Comfort 6 5/16 Measures

5/20- Mon/Tue 063261 TBD Module 5: Basic Human Needs 6 5/21 and CNA Observations

5/22- Wed/Thu 063262 TBD Module 6: Ethical and Legal Issues 6 5/23 Affecting the Nursing Assistant

5/28- Tue/Wed 063263 TBD Module 7: Resident Safety 6 5/29 and Mobility


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HEALTHCARE PROGRAMS

MEDICAL RECORDS SPECIALIST CERTIFICATENational Certification (National Certified Insurance and Coding Specialist - NCICS)Earn Your National Certification in 13 Weeks!Students who complete both classes, Electronic Health Record Keeping and Medical Billing and Coding, will receive a Medical Records Specialist school certificate. Students who complete both classes qualify for the National Certification Test for Insurance and Coding Certification through NCCT. This program includes a free optional resume workshop and provides job placement assistance.

Electronic Health Record Keeping (EHR)This course introduces students to the concepts and skills they will need for a successful career in medical office billing and computerized practice management. Students will acquire an in-depth knowledge of the medical billing cycle and the use of health information technology in physicians’ practices. The course centers on an advanced MediSoft V19 training, where students will practice hands-on how to enter patient information, work with cases, create claims, post insurance payments, create reports, and schedule. Students completing this course will receive a course completion certificate for Electronic Health Record Keeping. Prerequisite: computer literacy and basic typing skills. Medical Terminology Fundamentals course (see page 6) highly recommended. Students must bring their own USB flash drive and purchase a NEW textbook with an access code for the online interactive learning features: Computers in the Medical Office, 9th Edition, Susan M. Sanderson, ISBN: 9780077836382. Instructor: Dr. Abebe Gelagay. No class 4/15, 4/17, and 5/27.Day: 066215 2/25-4/4 Mon-Thu 8:00AM-12:00PM 6 wks AdultSch/201 $175Evening: 066216 2/25-5/29 Mon/Wed 5:00PM-9:00PM 12 wks AdultSch/201 $175

Medical Billing and CodingStudents will obtain the basic knowledge of the diagnostic procedural billing and coding systems for doctor office visits, hospital stays, and emergency room visits. Students will learn how to code and enter information into a computer system and how an invoice is generated and sent to the patient. Students completing this course will receive a course completion certificate for Medical Insurance Billing and Coding. Prerequisite: computer literacy and basic typing skills. Medical Terminology Fundamentals course (page 6) highly recommended. Students must bring their own USB flash drive and purchase a NEW textbook with an access code for the online interactive learning features: Patient to Payment, 7th Edition, Cynthia Newby, ISBN: 9780073374598. Instructor: Dr. Abebe Gelagay. No class 4/15-4/18 and 5/27.060416 4/8-5/30 Mon-Thu 8:00AM-12:00PM 7 wks AdultSch/201 $175

Medical Office AssistantNational Certification (NCMOA)This course provides students with the tools and skills they need to work in a medical front office setting. Students will be trained in insurance, medical terminology, law and ethics, and general office management duties. The course content prepares them to find employment in a variety of medical settings such as physicians’ offices, clinics, hospitals, dental offices, foundations, insurance companies, and managed care organizations. Students who complete this course will receive a Medical Office Assistant program certificate. Students who complete this course can take the national certification test (NCMOA). This program includes a free optional resume workshop and provides job placement assistance. Prerequisite: computer literacy and basic typing skills. Medical Terminology Fundamentals course (see page 6) highly recommended. Students must bring their own USB flash drive and purchase a NEW textbook with an access code for the online interactive learning features: Administrative Medical Assisting, 7th Edition, Linda L. French, ISBN: 1133133924. Instructor: Dr. Abebe Gelagay. No class 1/21 and 2/18-2/19.067015 1/7-2/21 Mon-Thu 8:00AM-12:00PM 7 wks AdultSch/201 $175


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FINANCE – BUSINESS – IT

Small Business Administration – How to Start and Manage a Small BusinessSmall business is BIG! There are 28 million small businesses in the U.S. that provide 55% of all jobs and their number is rapidly growing. This course targets anyone who is planning to start a new business or who is working in a small business with room for growth. It is a step-by-step guide to how to start a business, write a business plan, choose a business structure, understand and manage the business financials, file and pay taxes, hire and retain employees, run the business, manage supply, market the business, and grow the business. The course also touches on integrating technology and cybersecurity. This course will bring you one step closer to your entrepreneurial ventures. Students must purchase their own copy of the textbook before the first day of class: Small Business Management, 17th edition, Longenecker, Petty, Palich, and Hoy, ISBN: 9781133947752. Instructor: Dr. Abebe Gelagay. No class 4/16 and 4/18.065103 2/26-5/30 Tue/Thu 5:30-8:30PM 13 wks AdultSch/206 $70

GENERAL ACCOUNTING CLERK CERTIFICATEAccounting is the backbone of any business around the world. Students who complete all four of the following classes: Accounting IA, Accounting IB, Payroll Records and Procedures, and QuickBooks Pro are eligible to receive a General Accounting Clerk certificate. The program includes a resume workshop.

Payroll Records and ProceduresThis course provides well-rounded and practical instruction in how to perform payroll work. It focuses on the payroll activities associated with calculating, recording, transferring data, and the management aspects of payroll such as state and federal tax reports. After completing this course, students will be able to understand federal payroll laws and regulations, calculate gross earnings and deductions, handle payroll records, and prepare and report federal and state payroll tax returns. Book: Payroll Records and Procedures, Fifth Edition, Haddock and Cohen, ISBN: 0072982438. Students completing this course receive a general payroll certificate. Instructor: Dr. Abebe Gelagay. No class 2/19.060704 1/8-2/21 Tue/Thu 5:30-9:00PM 7 wks AdultSch/206 $70

QuickBooks ProQuickBooks is a popular accounting software commonly used by small and mid-sized businesses. It is a powerful tool to manage your business or private finances more effectively. This course is designed to empower you to use this software to its full potential by teaching you basics, like easily pay bills, print checks, and track expenses. You will also learn how to exchange data with Microsoft Excel and other software applications. You will be able to track employee time and job costs, create reports comparing estimated costs to actuals, organize your finances all in one place, easily create invoices and track sales and expenses, get reliable records for tax time, manage customer, vendor, and employee data, and how to go paperless with online banking. Students must purchase their own copy of the textbook before the first day of class: Computer Accounting with QuickBooks 2015, Donna Kay, ISBN: 9781259183867. Instructor: Dr. Abebe Gelagay. No class 1/21 and 2/18.064012 1/7-2/20 Mon/Wed 5:30-9:00PM 7 wks AdultSch/201 $70


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Google Applied Digital Skills – Entry Level Program Management Career Exploration session with Google included�This course is offered in collaboration with Google to provide students with the digital skill set required for entry-level employment in program management. In this video- and instructor-guided course

students will learn how to solve relevant, real-life problems using Google Apps as a tool. Upon completion of this course students will be able to create spreadsheets and effectively organize, analyze, manipulate, and visualize data and identify patterns in data. Students will also have developed research-based decision-making skills, and will be able to collaborate digitally and to communicate successfully with others. The course also covers programming basics and debugging as well as implementing algorithms. A guest speaker from Google will attend one session for career assessment and to explore career pathways. For successful completion of this program students must complete all units of the course and demonstrate employability skills such as reliable attendance, punctuality, and teamwork. Free resume workshop included. Prerequisite: Computer Literate. High School Diploma/GED desired. Space is limited to 14 students. Students are encouraged to bring their own laptop, earbuds, and mouse. Instructor: Tamara Rood-Spenker. No class 1/21, 2/18, 4/15, and 4/17.069404 1/7-5/15 Mon/Wed 9:00AM-12:00PM 18 wks AdultSch/105 $70

CODING ACADEMYSilicon Valley has an insatiable need for people with programming skills. The programming languages highest in demand are SQL, Java, JavaScript, Python, and C++ and job openings are plentiful. On any given day job boards like Indeed or Glassdoor have over 5,000 opening for jobs who require at least one of these coding skills. In our mission to provide students with market-relevant skills and our obligation towards the local business community to train a workforce which meets labor market demands we are now offering courses in Python, Java, and SQL to help you add to your skill set and be more marketable.

Introduction to the Python Programming LanguageRegular Class and NEW FASTRAK Class!Python is a popular, general-purpose, multi-paradigm, open-source, scripting language. These classes will lead students through the clear and simple language syntax to writing useful programs.In the regular class, the curriculum will include software engineering techniques such as step-wise refinement, modular design, in-line documentation, and techniques for producing high quality design and code implementation with Python.The FASTRAK class will cover the basic features of Python including variables, data types, loops, branching, data structures and functions in just seven weeks/13 lessons.This is an introductory course and previous programming knowledge will be helpful. It is ideal for any technically curious individual looking to learn a high-in-demand, dynamic programming language. It is also a great opportunity for those who are looking to learn a programming language for the first time. Space is limited to 14 students in each class. We recommend that students bring their own laptop to the class and purchase the textbook new or used online: Python Programming for the Absolute Beginner, 3rd Edition, Michael Dawson, ISBN: 9781435455009. Instructor: Kip Farmer. No class 2/19, 4/16, and 4/18.Regular: 062720 1/8-3/7 Tue/Thu 5:00-8:00PM 9 wks AdultSch/105 $70FASTRAK: 062721 3/12-4/30 Tue/Thu 5:00-8:00PM 7 wks AdultSch/105 $70


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Introduction to SQL and Database Design Using PythonRegular Class and NEW FASTRAK Class!In this course, students will learn the basic design principles associated with the implementation of a relational database and the Structured Query Language (SQL) statements to define the structure and manipulate data in the database. The Python programming language will be used to control the program data flow and enable the SQL statements to interact with the database objects.The regular class will be project-based and will implement an information system to process orders for the products in the product line of a fictional business and report the sales results. The system will be created using the Python programming language, SQL, and SQLite, a self-contained, public domain engine that is very popular in mobile clients. Software engineering techniques such as modular design, test case development, documentation, and step-wise refinement will be included in the process of developing the application solution. At the end of the course, each student will have a complete, functioning information system to process orders and report sales using the development software.In just seven weeks/13 lessons, the FASTRAK class will cover the basic features of database design and SQL including tables, constraints, relationships, views, triggers and the SQL statements used to implement them. SQLite will be used as the database engine. The course is ideal for any technically curious individual to extend their experience level with Python and learn the fundamentals of SQL and relational database design to implement a business information system. Space is limited to 14 students. Knowledge and experience with the Python language at an introductory level is required and the use of a personal laptop in the course is recommended and encouraged. Instructor: Kip Farmer. No class 2/19.Regular: 065605 1/8-3/7 Tue/Thu 9:00AM-12:00PM 9 wks AdultSch/105 $70FASTRAK: 065606 3/12-4/30 Tue/Thu 9:00AM-12:00PM 7 wks AdultSch/105 $70

Introduction to Java ProgrammingThis course is equivalent to Foothill College Course CS 1A (seamless transition to CS 1B) and Mission College Course CIS 043 (4�0 credits)�Java is one of the top programming languages that runs across multiple platforms and is used for developing a wide range of applications. In this introductory Java course, students will learn about important thinking concepts for developing computer programs as functional abstraction, the object oriented programming paradigm, and Application Programming Interfaces. Major topics include basic data types, conditionals, loops, methods, objects and classes, arrays, input and output, file operations, polymorphism and inheritance, exceptions and error handling, and packages and interfaces. Upon completion, students will be able to design, code, test, and debug simple Java programs. Previous programming knowledge will be helpful but is not required. The course is suitable for anyone who wants to learn a programming language for the first time. We highly recommend that students bring their own laptop to class. Instructor: Bethany Wang. No class 4/15 and 4/17.067303 3/18-5/22 Mon/Wed 6:00-9:00PM 9 wks AdultSch/109 $70

Web Design Fundamentals with HTML, CSS, and JavaScriptThis course introduces the essential concepts and approaches in web design. Students will learn the essentials of the three fundamental technologies that drive it: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. They will also learn how to put them into practice by designing a fully functioning site with most of the major web components. Topics include understanding the Internet and websites, using HTML to structure the website content, styling content and creating page layout with CSS, creating navigation, linking to other pages, creating basic web forms with JavaScript, creating a responsive site, and uploading and testing the website. Prerequisite: computer literate. Instructor: Bethany Wang. No class 1/21 and 2/18.060801 1/14-3/13 Mon/Wed 6:00-9:00PM 9 wks AdultSch/109 $70


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ONLINE CAREER TRAINING

Online training courses give students the opportunity to work on their own schedules from anywhere they are. MVLA Adult School offers career training programs in Business and Information Technology for those who cannot make the time to attend classes at the school. Students may enroll at any time, will have 8 weeks to complete all assignments from their start date, and will receive a certificate of completion. Upon enrollment students must attend an orientation and will be assigned their online course work by the instructor. Orientations are every Wednesday 5:30 PM in Room 109. After orientation all course-related communication will be online. Students may request face-to-face meetings with the instructor. Prerequisites: good computer skills, attend an orientation�

Introduction to Business Principles and ManagementThis course is a must for anyone who is planning to start a new business or take on a leadership role in the current business world. It is designed to introduce students to the fundamental structure of the American economy and the principles, practices, and strategies associated with starting, managing, or simply working for a business. Students will learn the major steps in running a business including financing, marketing, and managing. Students will also learn how to develop an effective business plan and how to manage people, finance, and material to reach an organization’s goals. Dream big but obtain the tools you need to fulfill the dream! This course could be the first step to make it happen. The course consists of four modules:� Principles of Business and Finance � Small Business Entrepreneurship� Business Law � Technology and Business064211 1/16-4/10 online/ongoing AdultSch/109 $99(attend orientation Wednesday 5:30PM in Room 109 after sign up)

Introduction to Hospitality, Tourism, and RecreationHospitality is one of the largest industries in the United States and has helped to create a considerable number of jobs. Hospitality careers including lodging, food services, entertainment, recreation and arts, are booming. If you’re interested in one of the many hospitality careers available, you could find yourself working virtually anywhere in the world in a variety of fields: spas, resorts, conventions, hotels and motels, food and beverage, retirement, travel agencies, or restaurants. The world will be your oyster. If you are a “people person,” and are passionate about seeing that your clients have an enjoyable time when they are away from home, this course could be your first step into a successful and fulfilling career path. We are excited to offer an introduction course in hospitality, tourism, and recreation comprising seven modules:� Hospitality and Tourism Systems � Planning Meetings and Special Events� Transportation and Tours for the Traveler � Marketing and Sales for Tourism and Hospitality� Food Safety and Sanitation � Lodging Operations Management� Sustainable Service Management064408 1/16-4/10 online/ongoing AdultSch/109 $99(attend orientation Wednesday 5:30PM in Room 109 after sign up)

Office Applications I: Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and PublisherThis course guides students in understanding application skills in Microsoft Word, Publisher and PowerPoint. Students will use these applications to design, develop, create, edit, and share business documents, publications and presentations.� Unit 1: Microsoft Word Beginning Skills � Unit 4: Microsoft Publisher Beginning Skills� Unit 2: Microsoft Word Intermediate Skills � Unit 5: Microsoft PowerPoint Beginning Skills� Unit 3: Microsoft Word Advanced Skills064311 1/16-4/10 online/ongoing AdultSch/109 $99(attend orientation Wednesday 5:30PM in Room 109 after sign up)


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Office Applications II: Microsoft Excel and AccessThis course explores the use of application skills in Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Access. Students will use these applications to design, develop, create, edit, and share business spreadsheet and database documents.� Unit 1: Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Basics � Unit 4: Microsoft Access Beginning Skills� Unit 2: Creating Microsoft Excel Spreadsheets � Unit 5: Microsoft Access Intermediate Skills� Unit 3: Microsoft Excel Graphical Representations064111 1/16-4/10 online/ongoing AdultSch/109 $99(attend orientation Wednesday 5:30PM in Room 109 after sign up)

Online KeyboardingThe world in general and Silicon Valley in particular is unthinkable today without the use of technology. Basic computer skills and a good typing speed are essential to be successful in nearly any career. MVLA Adult School is now offering an online keyboarding program for busy individuals who cannot make time to attend a class. Many jobs require a minimum typing speed of 35-45 wpm and many employers will test this speed before hiring. Practice is the key and through enrolling in our online keyboarding program we give you the opportunity to practice any time and any place. You only have to come twice to our school: for the orientation and for your final typing test in order to receive your certificate. At the orientation you will be assigned your login and guided through the software. After that all communication will be online. The instructor will monitor your progress through the online portal and give you feedback and suggestions on areas of improvement. Once you have reached your typing speed goal and feel ready to take the test you can schedule your final typing test with your instructor.064507 1/16-4/10 online/ongoing AdultSch/109 $39(attend orientation Wednesday 5:30PM in Room 109 after sign up)

Vocational and Independent Living Skills TrainingThe Adults with Disabilities program assists adults with disabilities in becoming self-reliant and productive community members by providing quality vocational and independent living skills. This program is offered throughout the year through a partnership with Hope Services. Free to students with documented disabilities. For more information, call (650) 934-0335. Instructor: Wendy Pippin.M-F 8:45AM-12:00PM Hope Services 460 E. Middlefield Rd., Mountain View


Special Education for Adults

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TRANSITION ADVISING

MVLA Adult School, along with our partners in the North Santa Clara County Student Transition Consortium (NSCCSTC), acknowledges that adult students deserve to attain education and career success. With the assistance of Adult Education Program funding, we have put in place a Transition Advisor to work one-on-one with students to facilitate their seamless transition to further education and the workforce.

Transition Advising services are available to adult school students registered in any of our core classes or programs, up to one year after course completion; they include:

� Job Seeking Assistance � Interview Practice� Resume Writing � Online Job Postings at our Job Blog: mvlaae.wordpress.com� Job Search Information � College Selection, Application, Registration� Career Exploration � Connection to Support Services� Networking

Contact Transition Advisor-Coordinator, Tina Dave, at (650) 940-1333 (ext. 6030); [email protected]; or visit the main office at the Adult School, 333 Moffett Blvd., Mountain View, CA 94043.

Career Center

WANTED: VOLUNTEER TUTORS!

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL)Work with a small group of adult students (approx. 4)Focus is on writing

Time commitment: Jan. 14 - May 17, 2019One hour, once a week: 9:30-10:30 AM (M-F) / 2:30-3:30 PM (M-Th) / 6:30-7:30 PM (M-Th)

YOUNG PARENTS PROGRAM (YPP)Work with students in the Young Parents Program (YPP)!

Subjects: English – writing and grammar (2 students)History – U.S. History (1 student) and World History (1 student)Math – CHSPE prep - basic Math skills (1 student) on Mondays and Thursdays onlyMath – Geometry (1 student)

Time commitment: Jan. 14 - May 17, 2019Mondays, Tuesdays, and some Thursdays, 1:30-3:30PM

QUALIFICATIONS:To qualify as a volunteer tutor, you would need to: 1� Be proficient in English 2� Be able to work with a small group3� Pass the district mandated TB test and DOJ fingerprinting (paid by the school district)

If interested, please email Tina Dave at [email protected].

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For information about any of the programs below, call Janie Garcia, Program Coordinator, at (650) 967-7919 – option 1, or email [email protected].

High School Diploma Program (starts Monday, 1/7/19)(All diploma programs meet district and state requirements)Mountain View Los Altos Union High School District offers a high school diploma program for persons 18 years of age and older who want to complete their high school credits generally through online coursework or online/regular teaching meetings (blended model). The learning lab is open and staffed for student academic use. This program is recommended for adult students who need 50 credits or fewer to complete an MVLA high school diploma. A credit evaluation based on an official, sealed transcript is required before beginning the program. Please call (650) 967-7919 for transcript information. Free. Instructors: Staff. Offered Monday-Thursday 9:00AM-8:30PM and Friday 9:30AM-1:00PM. Adult School Room 104.

Concurrent Enrollment/Credit Recovery (starts Wednesday, 1/9/19)MVLA Adult School offers part-time high school coursework to currently attending MVLA UHSD high school students who are 16 years old or older. Students must consult their high school counselor in order to be officially referred to this program. Concurrent orientations are held weekly on most Wednesdays 4:00-5:00PM, Adult School Room 106. Free. Instructors: Staff. Offered after regular school day Monday-Thursday until 8:30PM. Adult School Room 104.

Young Parents Program – YPP (starts Monday, 1/7/19)Pregnant? Parenting? Join other teens or young adults in finishing your high school diploma or preparing for the GED test. Direct instruction, group work, and online coursework. Program includes on-site childcare, transportation, and parenting education. Free. Instructor: Staff. Offered Monday-Thursday 12:30-3:30PM. Adult School Room 106.

Pre-GED Test Preparation Class – open entry/exit (starts Tuesday, 1/8/19)Designed primarily for ESL advanced students whose first language is not English, but who can speak and understand spoken English, and any adults who need extensive instruction in reading, vocabulary, and basic writing skills in order to advance to our regular GED prep classes. For students wishing to take the GED test in order to get a job, keep a job, or qualify for financial aid and attend a community college. You must attend a GED prep orientation prior to registering for this class. Required orientations are held most Thursdays at 5:00PM (beginning 1/10/19) in Adult School Room 106. Free. Instructor: Staff. Morning program meets Monday through Friday 8:45-11:45AM, Adult School Room 106. Evening program meets Monday through Thursday 6:00-8:30PM, Adult School Room 106.

GED Test Preparation Class – open entry/exit (starts Tuesday, 1/8/19)Individualized instruction and group discussion are offered to students in English language arts, writing, math, social studies, and science. You must attend a GED Prep class orientation prior to registering for this class. Required orientations are held most Thursdays at 5:00PM (beginning 1/10/19) in Adult School Room 106. Free. Instructor: Staff. Classes available Monday through Friday 8:45-11:45AM and Monday through Thursday 6:00-8:30PM. Adult School Room 106.

GED Testing (starts Tuesday, 1/8/19)MVLA Adult School is an official Pearson VUE computer-based GED test center. Registration is now done completely online. Go to GED.com. GED Testing Service has no requirement that test-takers pay for all tests at one time. Students can register, schedule, and pay for only parts of the test they are ready to take. When registering, MVLA Adult School can be selected as your testing site. Tests are held at the Adult School two nights per week. Test fee: $140 for the complete battery of (4) tests or $35 per test. For more information, contact the MVLA Adult School at (650) 940-1333.

High School & GED Programs

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ESL classes from literacy level to advanced level are taught in our program. Classes are held at the Adult School and the Mountain View Senior Center. Students are placed on a space available basis. Some classes are full and students may have to wait for a place in class. Regular attendance in all ESL classes is required to remain in the program.

Online RegistrationThis process is specifically for the collection of demographic data such as: ethnicity, race, native language, education, employment status and goals. The collection of additional contact data such as: address, phone, emergency contact, email, date of birth and gender is also needed. Please contact the MVLA Adult School staff at (650) 940-1333 or come in during office hours for assistance. To enter your demographic data and contact information please go to our website at mvlaae.net and click on the ESL online registration tab, then follow the directions for ESL online registration. Online registration does not ensure a spot for the placement tests or in an ESL class.

ESL Placement TestsTest dates: Wednesdays Jan. 9, Feb. 6, Mar. 6, Apr. 3.

Students who are eligible to attend our ESL classes must take a placement test. Checking in for placement tests is an in-person, first-come first-served process, separate from the online registration. Students should come to the adult school the day of the test at least one hour before the test is scheduled. Space is limited. Priority is given to residents of Mountain View, Los Altos, and Los Altos Hills. Bring photo identification and proof of address to show you live in one of these cities. No childcare is available during testing. Students should have already completed the online registration process by going to our website (mvlaae.net) and following the ESL online registration directions. Be sure to contact the school or come into the office before the placement test date, if you need assistance or have any questions.

We do not guarantee anyone an English class even if you register online or take the placement test. The pre-interview and placement test are given to determine if we have a class at a level that is right for you. If you do not qualify for our core program, you may be interested in enrolling in one of our English Enrichment classes.

For enrollment in morning classes only, check-in begins at 8:00AM. Test at 9:00AM.For enrollment in afternoon classes only, check-in begins at 11:45AM. Test at 12:30PM.For enrollment in evening classes only, check-in begins at 5:00PM. Test at 6:00PM.

People may begin to line up even earlier than these times. We do our best to help as many people as possible, however the school cannot guarantee that you will be tested, no matter when you arrive.

ESL Classes begin Tuesday, January 8 for continuing students� No ESL classes 1/7, 2/18-2/19, 3/18, 4/15-4/19, and 5/27.

Placement test required. Regular student attendance is mandatory in all ESL classes. ESL Beginning Literacy, ESL Beginning (Low–High), ESL Intermediate (Low–High), ESL Advanced, and ESL Multilevel. These classes are free.M–F Daily 8:45-11:45AM Adult School All levelsM–Th 4 Days 12:30-3:30PM Adult School Beg High to Adv Low ONLYM–Th 4 Nights 6:00-9:00PM Adult School All levelsM/Th/F 3 Days 8:45-10:15AM MVSrCtr (Age 55+ only) Beginning 8:45AM ONLY; or 10:30AM-12:00PM Intermediate 10:30AM ONLY

ESL – English as a Second Language

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Citizenship (Intermediate-level ESL or above)Study important information about American history, government, culture, and geography. Practice answering questions for the citizenship exam. Students should enroll at least 3 months before sending in their application for U.S. citizenship. Instructor: Sandy Cutshall. No class 1/7, 1/21, 2/18, 3/18, 4/15, 4/18, and 5/27.Thu starts 1/10 12:30-3:30PM AdultSch/203 FreeMon starts 1/14 6:00-9:00PM AdultSch/203 Free

English Enrichment Classes: Fee-Based(Advanced Students Only)

These classes are designed for advanced ESL students or students who score above advanced on our ESL placement test. Students may not register after the first two weeks of class.

Expand Your Vocabulary, Improve Your WritingDo you want to improve your writing in English but find you are sometimes at a loss for words? This advanced course focuses on the development of writing skills in combination with the acquisition of a greater English vocabulary. During this course, students will compose multiple drafts of short essays and apply effective revision strategies to improve the clarity of their writing. Through reading and vocabulary expansion activities, students will learn to communicate their ideas more effectively through writing. Instructor: Daniel Robins. No class 1/21, 2/18, 2/20, 4/15, and 4/17.500330 1/14-3/18 M/W 10:00AM-12:00PM 8 wks AdultSch/203 $118500331 3/25-5/22 M/W 10:00AM-12:00PM 8 wks AdultSch/203 $118

Perfect Your Grammar Through ConversationPractice grammar related to present and past tense, progressive and perfect tenses, and if statements. This class is for advanced-level students who have studied these grammar points but would like more review and practice through conversation. We will use current events, news as well as everyday situations to practice. Instructor: Sharon Gloster. No class 2/19, 2/21, 4/16, and 4/18.500372 1/15-3/14 T/Th 10:00AM-12:00PM 8 wks AdultSch/203 $118500373 3/26-5/23 T/Th 10:00AM-12:00PM 8 wks AdultSch/203 $118

ESL – English as a Second Language

Childcare (Families Learning Together)This is a participation Family Literacy program, designed for parents who would like to help their children (ages 3-5 yrs) to be successful learners. Parents and children attend classes 5 days per week. This program is for parents studying ESL, and includes parent education and support. Space is limited. Eligibility is based on low economic status. Low English level students have priority

enrollment. The child development program requires a minimum of 85% attendance and participation in classes/activities. For more information, call (650) 940-6039. Enrolled students MUST attend and participate regularly.Morning Session for Preschoolers 3-5yrsM-F 8:45-11:45AM AdultSch/Child Dev Ctr

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PARENT AND CHILD CLASSES:THE TODDLER AND THE TWO YEAR OLD

Los Altos Parent Preschool (LAPP)Toddler TimeToddler Time, our Parent Education Class for parents of children 15-23 months of age, is a fun and gentle introduction to the parent participation preschool environment, parent education, and the community of parents at LAPP. Meet other parents, watch your child explore in a classroom setting, and learn how to best support your toddler in their growth. Instructor: Ann Margulies.

Call (650) 947-9371 or email [email protected] to learn more! Los Altos Parent Preschool (LAPP) is located at 201 Covington Rd., Los Altos, adjacent to the Los Altos School District offices.

Mountain View Parent Nursery School (MVPNS)Call (408) 883-KIDS or visit mvpns.org to learn more about our program that includes parent and child classes for children 15 months-2 years of age. Instructors: Diane Hart, Mindy Lieberman, and Shannon Wilkowsi. Mountain View Parent Nursery School (MVPNS) is located at 1535 Oak Avenue, Los Altos, adjacent to Foothill Covenant Church. Contact us now for information on enrollment for the 2018-19 or 2019-20 school years. Join us at our Open House on Saturday, January 19, 2019, 10:00AM-12:00PM.

The ToddlerChild must be 15 months old by September 1st. This class is meant for children that turn two between September 2nd and June 1st. The child and parent spend one 2-hour session a week together at school with the parent observing and participating. There will be a lecture/discussion for the parents at the end of each session. (Thu. 3:00-5:00PM or Fri. 8:45-10:45AM)

The Two Year OldChild must be 2 years old by September 1st. The child and parent spend one 2.5-hour session a week together in a school setting. The schedule includes explorative and imaginative play, art, fine and gross motor activities, and music and movement. There will be a parenting lecture and class discussion at the end of each session. (Mon. or Wed. morning)

PARENT PARTICIPATION PRESCHOOL:THE TWO, THREE, FOUR AND FIVE YEAR OLD

Los Altos Parent Preschool (LAPP)Call (650) 947-9371 or visit lapp4kids.org to learn more about our programs that include classes for 2s/3s, 3s/4s, and Pre-K. Instructors: Ann Margulies, Kerry Moore, and Autumn Vandiver. Los Altos Parent Preschool (LAPP) is located at 201 Covington Rd., Los Altos, adjacent to the Los Altos School District offices. Contact us now for information on ongoing enrollment for the 2018-19 school year, or attend our Open House on Saturday, January 26, 2019, to hear about our programs for the 2019-2020 school year.

Mountain View Parent Nursery School (MVPNS)Call (408) 883-KIDS or visit mvpns.org to learn more about our program that includes classes for 2/Y3’s, 3/Y4’s, 4/Y5’s. Instructors: Chris Carducci, Cindy Flynn, Diane Hart, Claire Koukoutsakis, and Rachel Martensson. Mountain View Parent Nursery School (MVPNS) is located at 1535 Oak Avenue, Los Altos, adjacent to Foothill Covenant Church. Contact us now for information on enrollment for the 2018-19 or 2019-20 school years. Join us at our Open House on Saturday, January 19, 2019, 10:00AM-12:00PM.

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HILLVIEW SITE ANNOUNCEMENT

Due to renovation that is slated to begin late Spring 2019, the Hillview location will no longer be available for classes after March 2019. We are currently exploring alternate site options which could result in some Spring schedule and location changes. Some classes have already been relocated; please check the individual class listings below for details. Thank you for your patience during this time of transition as the renovations are expected to continue through 2020.

Please check mvlaae.net for the latest updates regarding the times/locations of the affected classes.

Please also take advantage of the Mountain View Community Shuttle options if you would like to take a class in a new location: mvcommunityshuttle.com.

Enrollment priority is given to adults 55 years and over; students under 55 may attend these classes if space is available. These computer classes are held at the Mountain View Senior Center, 266 Escuela Ave., Mountain View�

Essential Computing Skills, BeginningThis course provides students with a foundation in computer concepts: Introduction to Windows Basics, Computer Hardware, Software, Using a Computer, Internet, Safety and Maintenance, and Using a Flash Drive. Instructor: Sharon Walker. No class 1/21.

089200 1/14-2/6 M/W 9:00-11:00AM 7 mtgs MVSrCtr/TechRm Age 55+ $49/others $69

089201 3/25-4/10 M/W 9:00-11:00AM 6 mtgs MVSrCtr/TechRm Age 55+ $42/others $62

Essential Computing Skills, IntermediateThis course is intended for students with basic computer skills, and will

cover more advanced topics related to: Internet and Email, how to create an Email account, send and receive emails, create an address book, and perform other basic email tasks. Instructor: Sharon Walker. No class 2/18.089300 2/11-3/6 M/W 9:00-11:00AM 7 mtgs MVSrCtr/TechRm Age 55+ $49/others $69089301 4/22-5/8 M/W 9:00-11:00AM 6 mtgs MVSrCtr/TechRm Age 55+ $42/others $62

NEW! Introduction to Google DocsBring your documents to life using Google Docs and Google Drive. Learn how to use smart editing and fairly easy-to-learn styling tools to help you create professional looking documents that incorporate your unique style and creativity. Learn how to create beautiful flyers, invitations, greeting cards, or even a professional resume using templates. Instructor: Sharon Walker.082800 3/11-3/20 M/W 9:00-11:00AM 4 mtgs MVSrCtr/TechRm Age 55+ $28/others $48

Introduction to Windows PCThis course is intended for students to understand the Start Menu, Exploring Windows, the Operating System, and what you can do in Windows. Instructor: Sharon Walker.082700 5/13-5/22 M/W 9:00-11:00AM 4 mtgs MVSrCtr/TechRm Age 55+ $28/others $48

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Art of BeadingOpen to beginners as well as advanced beaders. Beginners will learn about beading tools, types of beading wires, threads, and assorted beads. Advanced beaders will strengthen their skills and be exposed to a variety of challenging beading techniques. All students will create a variety of beading projects to practice beading skills. A curriculum and supply list will be provided on the first day of class. $5 materials fee is included in registration fee. Instructor: Deborah Hall. No class 4/18.087201 1/17-2/14 Thu 9:30AM-12:00PM 5 wks MVSrCtr/A&C Age 55+ $74/others $94087202 2/21-3/21 Thu 9:30AM-12:00PM 5 wks MVSrCtr/A&C Age 55+ $74/others $94087203 4/4-5/9 Thu 9:30AM-12:00PM 5 wks MVSrCtr/A&C Age 55+ $74/others $94

Art of Kumihimo – Japanese BraidingLearn the basics of the fine art of Japanese Braiding. Create a lovely bracelet while learning skills to create numerous Kumihimo designs. $10 materials fee is included in registration fee: one Kumihimo disk and cords for one bracelet. Instructor: Deborah Hall.087301 5/16-5/30 Thu 9:30AM-12:00PM 3 wks MVSrCtr/A&C Age 55+ $52/others $72

Ceramics, Beginning/IntermediateThis class is designed for beginning and intermediate students. Ceramics pieces may be fired in low to high temperature ranges. $30 materials and equipment fee is included in registration fee. Instructor: Jim Levett. No class 2/21 and 4/18.201541 1/17-3/14 Thu 6:30-9:30PM 8 wks MVHS/111 $140201542 3/28-5/23 Thu 6:30-9:30PM 8 wks MVHS/111 $140

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Calligraphy Winter/Spring 2019

The Flowery Flourish and Borders for LetteringHave you ever wanted to design an elegant capital letter that incorporates flowers, ribbon effects, and color? These letters work well for monograms, spring holidays, Mother’s Day cards, or for weddings. We will be using an oblique pen holder, Higgins Eternal or Moon Palace Sumi ink, and inexpensive watercolors on Bristol board. We will then develop a border with a 2B pencil before inking to coordinate with the Capitals. We begin the letter design with pencil and graph paper. Instructor: Sara Loesch-Frank.

080112 1/18-3/15 Fri 9:00AM-12:00PM 9 wks MVSrCtr/A&C Age 55+ $99/others $119

The Regal Black Lettering StylesThis class will address the variations in styles between various forms of Blackletter, which include Textura Quadrata and Fraktur. The two different letterforms are very popular and are done on graph paper.

We will work with Parallel Pens, colored inks, and metallic, or students may wish to work with a Speedball Dip Pen and the ink of their choice. We will also write on black paper in a light or white tone. Students may wish to design a name or a place to celebrate in ink with these bold styles. Instructor: Sara Loesch-Frank. No class 4/19.080113 3/29-5/24 Fri 9:00AM-12:00PM 8 wks MVSrCtr/A&C Age 55+ $88/others $108

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Ceramics, Beginning/Intermediate TechniquesBeginning and intermediate students will learn various techniques in clay and glazing and at the end of the session will have completed work to take home. Beginning students welcome. Maximum 4 pieces/week kiln-fired per student. No commercial mass production allowed. $30 materials fee for glazes and clay is included in registration fee. Instructor: Susan Worley, [email protected]. No class 4/17 and 5/8.080221 1/16-3/20 Wed 1:00-4:00PM 10 wks MVSrCtr/A&C Age 55+ $140/others $160080222 3/27-5/29 Wed 1:00-4:00PM 8 wks MVSrCtr/A&C Age 55+ $118/others $138

Ceramics, Small Sculpture Students will learn a variety of techniques to build, glaze, and finish small sculptures and at the end of session will have completed pieces to take home. Beginning students welcome. Maximum 4 pieces/week kiln-fired per student. No commercial mass production allowed. $30 materials fee for glazes and clay is included in registration fee. Instructor: Susan Worley, [email protected]. No class 4/17 and 5/8.080321 1/16-3/20 Wed 9:00AM-12:00PM 10 wks MVSrCtr/A&C Age 55+ $140/others $160080322 3/27-5/29 Wed 9:00AM-12:00PM 8 wks MVSrCtr/A&C Age 55+ $118/others $138

Japanese Flower Arranging, IkebanaStudy the philosophy, harmony and balance of the Sogetsu School of Ikebana. Learn the beauty of simple line, form and use of space. No materials fee; students will bring their own flowers. Instructor: Katsuko Thielke. No class 2/19, 4/16, and 4/18.Tuesday morning class:081113 1/15-3/19 Tue 9:30AM-12:00PM 9 wks Hillview/13 Age 55+ $83/others $103Spring 2019: Please read the Hillview announcement on page 19 and visit mvlaae.net for updates

Tuesday afternoon class:081114 1/15-3/19 Tue 12:30-3:00PM 9 wks Hillview/13 Age 55+ $83/others $103081116 3/26-5/28 Tue 1:00-3:30PM 9 wks AdultSch/109 Age 55+ $83/others $103

Wednesday/Thursday afternoon class:081119 1/16-3/20 Wed 12:30-3:00PM 10 wks Hillview/13 Age 55+ $92/others $112081120 3/28-5/30 Thu 1:00-3:30PM 9 wks MVSrCtr/A&C Age 55+ $83/others $103

Painting with Oil and Acrylic, Intermediate/AdvancedEach student has something unique to express and will be encouraged to develop an individual approach with supportive guidance from the instructor. Relationships of color, space, and form will be explored by referring to still-life, nature, and imagination. Instructor: Marilyn Boland.081211 1/17-3/21 Thu 9:00AM-12:00PM 10 wks Hillview/13 Age 55+ $110/others $130Spring 2019: Please read the Hillview announcement on page 19 and visit mvlaae.net for updates

Watercolor Without Fear For beginning and experienced painters. In this course, beginners learn basic techniques to begin producing paintings almost immediately. Experienced painters will work at their own pace on subjects of their choice. Demonstrations, lectures, and one-on-one coaching are offered. Some plein air opportunities (painting outdoors) may be included as weather permits. A supplies list will be provided, and painters should bring supplies to first class. $5 materials fee is included in registration fee. Instructor: Karen Olsen. No class 2/19, 2/26, 4/16, and 4/23.080900 1/15-3/19 Tue 4:30-7:00PM 8 wks MVSrCtr/A&C Age 55+ $97/others $117080901 3/26-5/28 Tue 4:30-7:00PM 8 wks MVSrCtr/A&C Age 55+ $97/others $117

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Watercolor with ConfidenceFor painters with experience. This course focuses on painters with some experience with watercolor and who feel ready to expand their command of the medium and further develop their individual style. (No beginners, please.) Painters work on personal projects, using their own photo reference or those provided. Demonstrations, lectures, and one-on-one coaching are offered. Some plein air opportunities (painting outdoors) may be included as weather permits. Painters should bring their own supplies to the first class; a supplies list will be provided. $5 materials fee is included in registration fee. Instructor: Karen Olsen. No Tue. class 2/19, 2/26, 4/16, and 4/23; no Wed. class 2/20 and 2/27.Tuesday class:080828 1/15-3/19 Tue 9:30AM-12:00PM 8 wks MVSrCtr/A&C Age 55+ $97/others $117080830 3/26-5/28 Tue 9:30AM-12:00PM 8 wks MVSrCtr/A&C Age 55+ $97/others $117

Wednesday class:080829 1/16-3/20 Wed 9:30AM-12:00PM 8 wks Hillview/13 Age 55+ $97/others $117Spring 2019: Please read the Hillview announcement on page 19 and visit mvlaae.net for updates

Current AffairsA discussion-based class that deals with federal, state, and local issues. Is the American glass half-empty or half-full? Questions about the economy, individual rights, and many other issues will be presented and discussed. Instructor: Jack Cormode. No class 1/21, 2/18, and 4/15. 087213 1/14-3/18 Mon 1:00-3:00PM 8 wks MVSrCtr/MtgRm Age 55+ $59/others $79087214 3/25-5/20 Mon 1:00-3:00PM 8 wks MVSrCtr/MtgRm Age 55+ $59/others $79

Genealogy, Beginning/IntermediateLearn to use a wide variety of genealogical records to discover your roots. Sharing your journey with other passionate genealogists is a part of the class. Optional text is available for purchase online: The Researcher’s Guide to American Genealogy, 4th Edition, Greenwood (ISBN: 9780806320663). Instructor: Christine Green. No class 2/19 and 4/16.088811 1/15-3/19 Tue 12:30-3:00PM 9 wks Hillview/18 Age 55+ $83/others $103088812 3/26-5/21 Tue 1:00-3:30PM 8 wks AdultSch/107 Age 55+ $74/others $94

Genealogy, Intermediate/AdvancedBreak through your brick walls and solve complex genealogical problems using a broad cross-section of genealogical records. Become skilled at inferential genealogy. Optional text is available for purchase online: The Researcher’s Guide to American Genealogy, 4th Edition, Greenwood (ISBN: 9780806320663). Instructor: Christine Green. No class 1/21, 2/18, and 4/15.088911 1/14-3/18 Mon 12:30-3:00PM 8 wks Hillview/18 Age 55+ $74/others $94088912 3/25-5/20 Mon 1:00-3:30PM 8 wks AdultSch/107 Age 55+ $74/others $94

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CHINESE

Chinese, Beginning IIPrerequisite: Knowledge of phonetics and tones. Learn the most popular language in the world in an efficient way and speak with accurate pronunciation from the beginning. The course reinforces phonetics, tones, and more grammar structures. Conversations of popular topics will be practiced every class. Students will be able to converse with usage of different grammars. 150 characters will be introduced. Instructor: Wing Hung Wu (Lucia). No class 2/19 and 4/16.080405 1/15-3/19 Tue 4:00-6:00PM 9 wks MVSrCtr/MtgRm Age 55+ $99/others $119080406 3/26-5/21 Tue 4:00-6:00PM 8 wks MVSrCtr/MtgRm Age 55+ $88/others $108

Chinese IPrerequisite: Beginning Chinese or the basics of Chinese phonetics or equivalent. Learn the most popular and most difficult language in the world! Topics included are very useful for daily interactions and you will be able to communicate more effectively. Continue to build vocabulary and develop grammar, reading, and conversational skills. 150 characters will be introduced. Instructor: Wing Hung Wu (Lucia). No class 1/21, 2/18, 4/15, and 5/13.087010 1/14-3/18 Mon 4:30-6:30PM 8 wks MVSrCtr/MtgRm Age 55+ $88/others $108087011 3/25-5/20 Mon 4:30-6:30PM 7 wks MVSrCtr/MtgRm Age 55+ $77/others $97

Chinese IIPrerequisite: one year of learning Chinese. The class will cover various interesting topics about Modern China, including cultural gaps, Internet influence, and values of Chinese families and their modern lifestyles. Knowing how to chat in Chinese is an advantage for traveling or working in China. This class requires students to read and write in characters about Modern China. 300 characters will be introduced! Instructor: Wing Hung Wu (Lucia). No class 2/19 and 4/16.087020 1/15-3/19 Tue 6:00-8:00PM 9 wks MVSrCtr/MtgRm Age 55+ $99/others $119087021 3/26-5/21 Tue 6:00-8:00PM 8 wks MVSrCtr/MtgRm Age 55+ $88/others $108

CREATIVE WRITING

Creative Writing, BeginningExplore your creativity with words! Perfect for writers who cannot attend a daytime class. Finish—or begin—your novel, improve your language skills, discover your capabilities; share your writing for praise and suggestions from a supportive and encouraging circle of fellow creators. Instructor: Sylvia Halloran. No class 4/17.089611 1/16-3/20 Wed 7:00-8:30PM 10 wks MVSrCtr/MtgRm Age 55+ $83/others $103089612 3/27-5/29 Wed 7:00-8:30PM 9 wks MVSrCtr/MtgRm Age 55+ $75/others $95

Creative Writing WorkshopMaximize your creative energy and growth within a supportive and encouraging forum of fellow writers. Be inspired to pursue new projects or bring your in-progress work to read in a safe and helpful environment. All levels of experience welcome! Instructor: Sylvia Halloran. No class 4/17.089411 1/16-3/20 Wed 8:45-11:45AM 10 wks Hillview/18 Age 55+ $110/others $130089412 3/27-5/29 Wed 1:00-4:00PM 9 wks AdultSch/211 Age 55+ $99/others $119

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FINNISH

Finnish LanguageOne of the few Finnish language classes in the Bay Area! All levels are welcome and will be given group and individual attention. Instructor: Tuula Beals, [email protected]. No class 1/24, 2/21, and 4/18.500511 1/17-3/21 Thu 7:00-9:00PM 8 wks LAHS/307 $88500512 3/28-5/23 Thu 7:00-9:00PM 8 wks LAHS/307 $88

FRENCH

French, Beginning IBonjour! Students with no or little French instruction will learn the fundamentals of French pronunciation and will develop basic everyday conversational skill with focus on phonetics, grammar, listening comprehension, and reading and writing exercises. The students will also become familiar with French culture and customs. Textbook: Dis-moi!, Chapters 1-5 (ISBN: 0673216276). Instructor: Pary Sarraf. No class 2/22 and 4/19.084110 1/18-3/22 Fri 1:00-2:30PM 9 wks Hillview/17 Age 55+ $75/others $95084111 3/29-5/31 Fri 1:00-2:30PM 9 wks AdultSch/207 Age 55+ $75/others $95

French, Beginning IIPrerequisite: Minimum two quarters of Beginning French. Students will improve pronunciation and sentence structure. They will learn speaking and writing about present, past, and future events. The focus is on conversation, grammar, and listening comprehension. Students will also become familiar with French culture and customs. Textbook: Dis-moi!, Chapters 6-10 (ISBN: 0673216276). Instructor: Pary Sarraf. No class 2/22 and 4/19.084112 1/18-3/22 Fri 2:30-4:00PM 9 wks Hillview/17 Age 55+ $75/others $95084113 3/29-5/31 Fri 2:30-4:00PM 9 wks AdultSch/207 Age 55+ $75/others $95

French, Intermediate IPrerequisite: Completion of Beginning French. Students will increase vocabulary knowledge through reading and listening exercises. They will improve conversational skills by following guided activities, and will continue to reinforce mastery of grammar and improving syntax. The students will also enhance knowledge of French culture and customs. Textbook: Dis-moi!, Chapters 11-15 (ISBN: 0673216276), and workbook (ISBN: 067335072x). Instructor: Pary Sarraf. No class 1/21, 2/18, and 4/15.084115 1/14-3/18 Mon 12:00-2:00PM 8 wks Hillview/2 Age 55+ $88/others $108084116 3/25-5/20 Mon 1:00-3:00PM 8 wks AdultSch/207 Age 55+ $88/others $108

French, Intermediate IIPrerequisite: Completion of Beginning French. The focus is on conversation and pronunciation. Students will expand listening comprehension and communication skills through their command of grammar. They will also increase vocabulary and improve their writing style with attention to syntax and advanced sentence structure. Textbook: C'est ça! (ISBN: 9780673216298); workbook will be provided in class. Instructor: Pary Sarraf. No class 2/20 and 4/17.084117 1/16-3/20 Wed 11:15AM-1:15PM 9 wks Hillview/16 Age 55+ $99/others $119084118 3/27-5/29 Wed 1:00-3:00PM 9 wks AdultSch/207 Age 55+ $99/others $119


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French, ConversationPrerequisite: Completion of Intermediate French. Students will initiate and participate in a variety of conversational topics in real-life settings including current events, literature, art, history, civilization, cuisine, travel, hobbies, and more. Students will increase vocabulary and enhance their communication skills, as well as grammar and syntax. They will expand their ability to express thoughts and opinions in discussions of social and cultural issues. Course material will be provided by the instructor. Instructor: Pary Sarraf. No class 2/20 and 4/17.084103 1/16-3/20 Wed 9:00-11:00AM 9 wks Hillview/16 Age 55+ $99/others $119084105 3/27-5/29 Wed 3:00-5:00PM 9 wks AdultSch/207 Age 55+ $99/others $119

French, Advanced ConversationWhatever you are passionate about, let's discuss it in French! Current events, arts, history, literature, culture, hobbies... Any topic, brought up by the instructor and/or students, can become an opportunity to review and develop vocabulary, grammar, reading, and listening/speaking skills, all contributing to fluency. In the second half of each class, our 60-minute "French book club," we will discuss a novel by E.E. Schmitt. Contact the instructor for details. Instructor: Veronique Strange. No class 2/19 and 4/16.084100 1/15-3/19 Tue 1:00-3:00PM 9 wks Hillview/17 Age 55+ $99/others $119084101 3/26-5/28 Tue 1:00-3:00PM 9 wks AdultSch/207 Age 55+ $99/others $119

GERMAN

GermanStudents with little German instruction or those who need a refresher will learn the principles of grammar and usage, practicing dialogues, and discovering the culture of German-speaking countries. We will use the textbook Passwort Deutsch 1, A1 (ISBN: 9783126758079). Instructor: Dorith Endler. No class 1/21, 2/18, and 4/15.502700 1/14-3/18 Mon 6:30-8:30PM 8 wks LAHS/302 $88502701 3/25-5/20 Mon 6:30-8:30PM 8 wks LAHS/302 $88

German ConversationWillkommen! Do you want to improve your German skills? Whether you are a beginner or comfortable with German, you can improve your verbal, reading, and writing abilities. With group and individual conversation with a native speaker, you will learn about German culture, festivals, and current events. Instructor: Dorith Endler. No class 4/17.084701 1/16-3/20 Wed 1:30-3:30PM 10 wks Hillview/16 Age 55+ $110/others $130084702 3/27-5/29 Wed 1:30-3:30PM 9 wks AdultSch/107 Age 55+ $99/others $119

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ITALIAN

Italian Language for Beginners 2Sequential to Italian Language for Beginners 1, this class is designed for students with basic Italian skills. Using a conversational approach and emphasizing oral fluency we will continue to expand vocabulary, grammatical structures, and expressions in varied contexts. Many interesting and fun activities such as role plays, memory games, interviews, and chain sentences will help the students to use the language actively in simple and easy real-life situations. We will use the textbook, Learn Italian the Fast and Fun Way, 4th Edition (ISBN: 9781438074962). Instructor: Sabrina Lascala. No class 1/24 and 2/21.504004 1/17-3/21 Thu 6:30-8:30PM 8 wks LAHS/304 $88

Italian, Intermediate 1Sequential to Italian Language for Beginners 2, this class is designed for students with a minimum of 20 hours previous Italian language study. In a positive learning environment, you will be expanding your vocabulary and learning more grammatical structures and expressions in varied contexts, for oral and written communication. The course will include many conversational activities to prepare students to communicate effectively in many real-life situations. We will use the textbook, Learn Italian the Fast and Fun Way, 4th Edition (ISBN: 9781438074962). Instructor: Sabrina Lascala. No class 4/18.504011 3/28-5/30 Thu 6:30-8:30PM 9 wks LAHS/304 $99

Italian, Intermediate 2This class is best suited for students who have completed Intermediate Italian 1 or have a basic vocabulary and understanding of Italian. Using a conversational approach in a comfortable and enjoyable atmosphere, you will continue to expand your vocabulary and learn more grammatical structures and expressions in varied contexts. Students will develop communicative proficiency of the target language in speaking, listening, reading, and writing. The instructor will provide the title of the textbook before the beginning of class. Instructor: Sabrina Lascala. No class 4/19.088012 1/18-3/22 Fri 10:00AM-12:00PM 10 wks Hillview/18 Age 55+ $110/others $130088013 3/29-5/31 Fri 10:00AM-12:00PM 9 wks MVSrCtr/MtgRm Age 55+ $99/others $119

MEMOIRS WRITING

Memoirs WritingStimulate your thinking power as you rediscover your past by listening to the memoirs of others. Follow weekly memory prompts, gather ideas to proceed with what you have already begun, or bring in what you have already written for a final class "edit" for clarity, logic, and style. Instructor: Sylvia Halloran. No Thu. class 4/18; no Fri. class 4/19.Thursday class:089513 1/17-3/21 Thu 12:30-3:30PM 10 wks MVSrCtr/MultiB Age 55+ $138/others $158089514 3/28-5/30 Thu 12:30-3:30PM 9 wks MVSrCtr/MultiB Age 55+ $124/others $144

Friday class:089511 1/18-3/22 Fri 9:15AM-12:15PM 10 wks Hillview/17 Age 55+ $138/others $158089512 3/29-5/31 Fri 1:00-4:00PM 9 wks AdultSch/211 Age 55+ $124/others $144


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Spanish, Beginning IImmerse yourself in the world of Spanish Language by learning basic sentences! Students will acquire and develop listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills as they also gain knowledge about cultural similarities and differences between the United States and the Spanish-speaking world. Students are expected to purchase their textbook, Ultimate Spanish Beginner-Intermediate (ISBN: 9781400009619), prior to the first day of class unless they have previously purchased Holt ¡Exprésate! Spanish 1. Instructor: Patricia Pottorff-Croghan. No day class 2/19 and 4/18; no evening class 2/19 and 4/16.Day class:086902 1/15-3/19 Tue 9:00-11:00AM 9 wks Hillview/18 Age 55+ $99/others $119086903 3/28-5/30 Thu 8:30-10:30AM 9 wks MVSrCtr/MtgRm Age 55+ $99/others $119

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Spanish, Beginning IIPrerequisite: Beginning Spanish I or other beginning Spanish class. This course allows students to develop basic concepts in greeting, descriptions of self and others, daily activities, preferences, past experiences, food preferences, and family relationships. Major grammatical structures presented will include review of the present indicative and the present progressive tenses, reflexive verbs and stem-changing verbs, introduction of object pronouns, the preterit and imperfect tense, plus an introduction to the future tense. Students are expected to purchase their textbook, Ultimate Spanish Beginner-Intermediate (ISBN: 9781400009619), prior to the first day of class unless they have previously purchased Holt ¡Exprésate! Spanish 2. Instructor: Patricia Pottorff-Croghan. No day class 4/18; no evening class 2/19 and 4/16.Day class:086904 1/17-3/21 Thu 9:00-11:00AM 10 wks Hillview/18 Age 55+ $110/others $130086905 3/28-5/30 Thu 10:30AM-12:30PM 9 wks MVSrCtr/MtgRm Age 55+ $99/others $119

Evening class:501202 1/15-3/19 Tue 7:00-9:00PM 9 wks LAHS/306 $99501204 3/26-5/28 Tue 7:00-9:00PM 9 wks LAHS/306 $99

Spanish, Conversation BThis class is for students who have some experience speaking Spanish and can read beginning to intermediate Spanish literature. Pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar, and verbal expressions are stressed. Students will begin reading cultural short stories in an intermediate dual language book. They will compare and contrast these stories to what is happening in the world today. Students are expected to purchase their book prior to the first day of class: Spanish Stories / Cuentos Españoles (ISBN: 9780486253992). Instructor: Patricia Pottorff-Croghan. No class 1/21 and 2/18.085525 1/14-3/18 Mon 9:00-11:00AM 8 wks Hillview/17 Age 55+ $88/others $108

Spanish, Conversation CThis class comprises student presentations of current events, a selection of contemporary authors, and interactive discourse in Spanish. Students will continue reading Spanish-American dual language short stories for discussion. Students are expected to purchase their book prior to the first day of class: Spanish-American Short Stories / Cuentos hispanoamericanos (ISBN: 9780486441238). Instructor: Patricia Pottorff-Croghan. No class 4/15�085535 3/25-5/20 Mon 9:00-11:00AM 8 wks MVSrCtr/MtgRm Age 55+ $88/others $108


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Belly Dance, BeginningThis class explores the fundamental movements of Belly Dance. Students will learn the basic hip, chest, and arm movements, including posture, isolations, and shimmies. Dynamic choreographs will be taught to incorporate new movements. Wear comfortable clothing and either dance shoes or bare feet. No dance experience required. Instructor: Paula Villa, pauladance.com. No class 1/21, 2/18, and 4/15.800025 1/14-3/18 Mon 7:30-8:30PM 8 wks MVSrCtr/Dance $67800026 3/25-5/20 Mon 7:30-8:30PM 8 wks MVSrCtr/Dance $67

ChorusJoin our fun performing chorus: all abilities welcome. Learn vocalizing and sight-singing techniques in a range of music styles. We learn the music in Winter and perform in Spring (please register for both sessions). Instructor: Marnie Ridgway, [email protected]. No class 4/17.080521 1/16-3/20 Wed 9:30-11:30AM 10 wks MVSrCtr/MultiA Age 55+ $74/others $94080522 3/27-5/29 Wed 9:30-11:30AM 9 wks MVSrCtr/MultiA Age 55+ $66/others $86

Hula, All LevelsLearn to Sway Da Island Way... with Auntie Makalea! Class is geared for beginning to advanced students. Traditional Hula, language, history, and culture are taught. Beginners will learn basic feet and hands, while intermediate and advanced dancers will be challenged to the next level of their Hula technique. Students will need a binder with tabs and binder paper, and pen or pencil. Suggested clothing: non-logo black t-shirt, pa’u or pareau (wrap). Instructor: Makalea Kim, [email protected]. No class 4/18.801813 1/17-3/21 Thu 7:00-8:00PM 10 wks MVSrCtr/Dance $56801814 3/28-5/30 Thu 7:00-8:00PM 9 wks MVSrCtr/Dance $50

OrchestraThe MVLA Adult School Orchestra is a full orchestra consisting of a diverse group of adult musicians with music reading ability and technical skills. The group is passionate about serving the community through performing music. There will be some scheduled performances at the Mountain View Senior Center towards the end of each session. $10 music printing fee is included in registration fee. Instructor/Conductor: Vince Gomez. No class 4/17.081321 1/16-3/20 Wed 1:00-4:00PM 10 wks MVSrCtr/MultiA Age 55+ $65/others $85081322 3/27-5/29 Wed 1:00-4:00PM 9 wks MVSrCtr/MultiA Age 55+ $60/others $80

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Ballroom Dance Winter/Spring 2019

Popular Social DancesEnjoy Salsa, Night Club Two-Step, Hustle, and Swing in this light-hearted and fun class! Couples and singles welcome. Instructors: Ellen Murray and Gene Esswein. No class 1/21 and 2/18.

801200 1/14-3/18 Mon 7:30-9:00PM 8 wks MVSrCtr/SocHall $54

Favorite Wedding DancesWaltz, Tango, and Nightclub Two-Step are great wedding favorites, but practically anything will work for a wedding dance. We will make it easy for you to learn, whether you are a guest or a member of

the wedding party! If you have already chosen your special dance, bring your music to class and we will help with the choreography. Couples and singles welcome. Instructors: Ellen Murray and Gene Esswein. No class 4/15.801300 4/1-5/20 Mon 7:30-9:00PM 7 wks MVSrCtr/SocHall $47

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Salsa Casino, BeginningDo you like Latin moves? Come and learn how to dance Salsa Rueda de Casino in a supportive environment. This class explores the basic steps, footwork, turns, and accents with inspired and motivated music. You will feel proud of your accomplishment, and you will get great exercise! No partner is required. Instructor: Paula Villa, pauladance.com. No class 2/20, 4/17, and 4/24.802025 1/16-3/20 Wed 6:30-7:30PM 9 wks MVSrCtr/Dance $60802026 3/27-5/29 Wed 6:30-7:30PM 8 wks MVSrCtr/Dance $54

Salsa Casino, IntermediateThis class explores the intermediate steps, footwork, turns, and accents with inspired and motivated music. Prerequisite: students should have previously completed at least two beginner sessions. Instructor: Paula Villa, pauladance.com. No class 2/20 and 4/17.802035 1/16-3/20 Wed 7:45-8:45PM 9 wks MVSrCtr/Dance $60802036 3/27-5/29 Wed 7:45-8:45PM 9 wks MVSrCtr/Dance $60

Workout on Broadway!Tired of the same old exercise regimen? Join us as we tap our way into fitness to the sounds of Broadway and classic rock. All abilities welcome; no previous experience necessary; soft-soled shoes (no taps). Instructor: Marnie Ridgway, [email protected]. No class 2/19, 4/16, and 4/18.082901 1/15-3/21 T/Th 1:15-2:15PM 19 mtgs MVSrCtr/Dance Age 55+ $87/others $107082902 3/26-5/30 T/Th 1:15-2:15PM 18 mtgs MVSrCtr/Dance Age 55+ $83/others $103

Knitting and Crochet WorkshopAre you stuck on a knitting or crochet pattern that prevents you from completing your project? Come join others who want knitting and crochet solutions. Beginners will learn to knit or crochet with easy hands-on projects. Learn to read patterns successfully. All levels welcome! Instructor: Caroline Hui. No class 2/19 and 4/16.087311 1/22-3/19 Tue 1:00-3:00PM 8 wks Hillview/16 Age 55+ $59/others $79087312 3/26-5/28 Tue 1:00-3:00PM 9 wks AdultSch/211 Age 55+ $66/others $86

Needle Arts: Basic Techniques of Needlepoint and Counted Cross StitchA class that encompasses all ages, levels and interests, needle arts emphasizes needlepoint and counted cross stitch techniques. Alternative stitches, new designs, materials, finishing, and solving individual problems are included in the instruction. Instructor: Caroline Hui. No class 2/20 and 4/15.087411 1/23-3/20 Wed 9:30-11:30AM 8 wks Hillview/17 Age 55+ $74/others $94087412 3/25-5/20 Mon 1:00-3:00PM 8 wks AdultSch/211 Age 55+ $74/others $94

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NEW! Swedish WeavingSwedish weaving, also known as Huck embroidery, is a form of needlework that is easy to learn and quick to complete. It is done on a large scale on Monk's cloth with yarn using a blunt tapestry needle to produce a delightful pattern. Students will learn step-by-step how to produce a small lap throw. Students are expected to buy 2-2.5 yards of monk's cloth, small and large safety pins, tapestry needles, and two skeins of variegated yarn

prior to the first class. Please email [email protected] if you have questions about the supply list. A basic pattern will be supplied in class. An optional text is Learn Huck Embroidery on Monk's Cloth (Annie's Needlework, ISBN: 1573673641). Instructor: Patricia Pottorff-Croghan. No class 4/16.087500 1/17-3/21 Thu 1:00-3:00PM 10 wks MVSrCtr/A&C Age 55+ $110/others $130087501 3/26-5/28 Tue 1:00-3:00PM 9 wks AdultSch/205 Age 55+ $99/others $119

Exercise for the Older AdultAre your daily routines inhibited because you are plagued with stiffness and limited movement? Are you afraid your balance is rapidly declining and you may need to depend on special aids? This class includes specific strengthening exercises from a sitting or standing position. $1 Thera-band fee is included in registration fee. Instructor: Misty Reddington. No class 1/21 and 2/18.082602 1/14-3/20 M/W 12:15-1:30PM 18 mtgs Hillview/SocHall Age 55+ $63/others $83Spring 2019: Please read the Hillview announcement on page 19 and visit mvlaae.net for updates

Feldenkrais® Awareness Through Movement®Improve coordination and quality of movement naturally. Surprise yourself with a new sense of well-being in all areas: back, neck, shoulders, balance, and transitions from the floor. Gentle movements reduce pain and stiffness and restore grace. Improve not only physically, but also in self-concept and creativity. Mats provided. Instructor: Jean Elvin. No class 4/19.083311 1/18-3/22 Fri 10:00-11:15AM 10 wks MVSrCtr/MultiA Age 55+ $46/others $66083312 3/29-5/31 Fri 10:00-11:15AM 9 wks MVSrCtr/MultiA Age 55+ $42/others $62

Hike for HealthHike 3-6 miles in our beautiful open space preserves, county parks, and coastal trails. Expect some rough terrain with moderate to challenging hills at times. You must be in good health to enjoy this class. Class is divided into two groups: leisurely and medium-paced, and is designed for both the enjoyment of nature and for exercise. Hiking boots or sturdy shoes with good traction required. Bring daypack with water, lunch, and basic first aid kit. Instructor: Roberta Hutchinson.089600 1/17-3/21 Thu 9:30AM-2:00PM 10 wks Hillview/2 Age 55+ $83/others $103Spring 2019: Please read the Hillview announcement on page 19 and visit mvlaae.net for updates

QigongQigong combines slow graceful movements with mental concentration and breathing to increase strength, balance, and coordination, which enhances the immune system and reduces physical and mental stress. It is gentle and precise, making it accessible to any willing student, even those who are physically limited. This class is not suitable for those who are chronically ill. Instructor: Shadi Haghi. No class 1/21 and 2/18.089800 1/14-3/20 M/W 10:30AM-12:00PM 18 mtgs LAYC/Main Age 55+ $99/others $119Spring 2019: Please read the Hillview announcement on page 19 and visit mvlaae.net for updates

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Tai Chi and Qigong, Chen Style – BeginningThis beginning class emphasizes the basic principles and body alignment of Tai Chi and Qigong. The traditional Chen Taiji form will help students to develop strength, balance, and coordination. Silk-reeling exercises are a series of spiral movements that promote muscle relaxation and flexibility by reducing physical tension and strain. Wuji Qigong (standing meditation) will help students to cultivate internal energy (qi) that will enhance their immune system and reduce physical and mental stress. Instructor: Master Anthony Wong, [email protected]. For more information, visit chenfamilytaiji.com. No class 2/19 and 4/16�601121 1/15-3/19 Tue 6:30-7:45PM 9 wks MVSrCtr/SocHall $75601122 3/26-5/28 Tue 6:30-7:45PM 9 wks MVSrCtr/SocHall $75

Tai Chi and Application, Chen Style – IntermediateThis intermediate class is the continuation of the Tai Chi and Qigong, Chen Style – Beginning class and emphasizes application of the Taiji form and push hands technique. Much emphasis in silk-reeling exercises is placed on having ground connections and energy (jin) flow sequentially from the legs up to the dantian (center of body) to achieve integrated body movements. Hun Yuan Qigong exercises will enable students using external movements to guide the internal energy flow through various acupressure points to maximize and strengthen internal energy flow. Instructor: Master Anthony Wong, [email protected]. For more information, visit chenfamilytaiji.com. No class 2/19 and 4/16.601123 1/15-3/19 Tue 7:45-9:00PM 9 wks MVSrCtr/SocHall $75601124 3/26-5/28 Tue 7:45-9:00PM 9 wks MVSrCtr/SocHall $75

Chair YogaChair Yoga is a gentle form of yoga where students perform postures and breathing exercises with the aid of a chair, either sitting or standing using a chair for support. Students can experience many benefits of yoga without having to get up or down from the floor, including increased balance, strength, flexibility, range of motion, and stress reduction. What you need: all you need to bring for the Chair Yoga experience is a towel and yoga block. It is important to wear loose, comfortable clothing when doing yoga. Please take off any jewelry and metal items, and tie hair back loosely. You also need to stay warm after your session. Instructor: Shadi Haghi. No class 4/18.600401 1/17-3/21 Thu 7:45-8:45PM 10 wks MVSrCtr/MultiA $84600402 3/28-5/30 Thu 7:45-8:45PM 9 wks MVSrCtr/MultiA $75

Gentle YogaThis calming, stress-relieving yoga class synchronizes movement with breathing for the perfect mind and body connection, enabling you to stretch and strengthen the body gradually. Great for beginners and anyone looking for a soothing, relaxing, and restorative experience. All you need for the Gentle Yoga experience is a towel, mat, and yoga block. It is important to wear loose, comfortable clothing when doing yoga. Please take off any jewelry and metal items, and tie hair back loosely. You also need to stay warm after your session. Instructor: Shadi Haghi.083501 1/17-3/21 Thu 12:00-1:30PM 10 wks LAYC/Main Age 55+ $83/others $103Spring 2019: Please read the Hillview announcement on page 19 and visit mvlaae.net for updates

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Hatha YogaThis class is designed to improve the health, performance, and mental acuity of athletes or individuals interested in improving their level of fitness. Based on the ancient fitness science of Hatha Yoga, the class blends balance, strength, flexibility, and power in a fitness format. All you need for the Hatha Yoga experience is a towel, mat, and yoga block. It is important to wear loose, comfortable clothing when doing yoga. Please take off any jewelry and metal items, and tie hair back loosely. You also need to stay warm after your session. Instructor: Shadi Haghi. No class 4/18.600330 1/17-3/21 Thu 6:00-7:30PM 10 wks MVSrCtr/MultiA $100600331 3/28-5/30 Thu 6:00-7:30PM 9 wks MVSrCtr/MultiA $90

Zumba GoldCome join us for exciting Latin and international dance rhythms created in the original Zumba and designed for the Older Adult. Includes Merengue, Salsa, Cha Cha, Cumbia, Calypso, and Rock and Roll. This program provides the participant with a safe and effective total body workout! It’s fun, different, easy, and effective, and it’s great for the mind, body, and soul. No previous dance experience required. Instructor: Alejandra Picollo. No class 2/19 and 4/16.082400 1/15-3/19 Tue 6:15-7:15PM 9 wks MVSrCtr/MultiA Age 55+ $42/others $62082401 3/26-5/28 Tue 6:15-7:15PM 9 wks MVSrCtr/MultiA Age 55+ $42/others $62

Zumba, Latin Aerobic Dance ExerciseZumba combines high energy and motivating Latin music with easy-to-follow dance steps. This feel-happy workout (twice weekly) is great for the body and the mind! Routines feature aerobic/fitness interval training with a combination of fast and slow rhythms that tone/sculpt the body and maximize caloric output, fat burning, and total body toning. Instructor: Alejandra Picollo. No class 1/21, 2/18, 4/15, 4/18, and 5/27.801609 1/14-3/21 M/Th 6:00-7:00PM 18 mtgs MVSrCtr/SocHall $120801610 3/25-5/30 M/Th 6:00-7:00PM 17 mtgs MVSrCtr/SocHall $114

MVLA Adult School Non-discrimination Policy

Mountain View Los Altos Union High School District Adult School does not discriminate in its educational programs, activities, or employment practices with respect to ethnic group, religion, gender, color, race, national origin or physical or mental disability.

Public Notice

The Mountain View Los Altos Union High School District has a uniform complaint process as required in Code of Regulations, Title 5, Section 4622. MVLA UHSD Policy AR 1312.3(a). Leyla Benson, Associate Superintendent of Human Resources, is the designated compliance officer. A copy of that policy is available at the MVLA Adult School front office. The policy provides for mediation or investigation, presentation of information relevant to the complaint, follow-up and remedies or appeals as appropriate. For more information, call (650) 940-4675.

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