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WHAT IS ADULT COMMUNITY EDUCATION? Community Education is a portion of your public school system that has been designed for individuals to meet the ever-increasing, ever-changing needs of our community. Our program strives to provide well-rounded, quality education at affordable prices.
We offer a wide variety of courses for your personal enrichment and enjoyment. Our Business & Computer and Trade & Industrial classes are designed to improve, upgrade or enhance an individual’s skills for employment. Our other classes are provided for those who wish to increase their knowledge of a subject in personal, generally non-worked related areas. It is our goal to provide informative, challenging classes that will be beneficial to our students and our community.
If you are interested in offering a class, please call 573-346-9271.
REFUND/CANCELLATION POLICY• Fullrefundwillbemadeiftheclassiscanceledduetoinsufficient
enrollment or the class is filled before your registration is received.
• Eachclassneedsaminimumenrollment,whichisdecidedatleasttwoworking days before the start of class. Thus, withdrawal requests must be received three working days prior to start of class.
• Ifyouaredissatisfiedwithaclassthatmeetsmorethantwosessions,please contact us within one working day for a refund of tuition (no refund of textbooks or materials).
• Courseinformationinthisbrochureisbasedonconditionsatthetimeof printing and is subject to change.
• IfCamdentonR-IIIcancelsschoolordismissedearly,NONIGHTCLASSESWILLBEHELD.Cancellationsannouncedontheseradiostations: KRMSOsageBeach(1150AM/93.5FM) KJEL/KBNN,Lebanon(750AM/103.7FM) KLOZKaiser(92.7FM) KQULKaiser(102.7FM)
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House for Sale
The Camdenton R-III Board of
Education is accepting offers on the
Lake Career & Technical Center Building Trades House
located at 441 Elm Tree Lane
Camdenton, MO
The house will be shown by appointment by calling 573-346-9260.
Interested parties may contact:
LCTC at 573-346-9260 or Dr. Tim Hadfield, Superintendent at 573-346-9213.
Minimum price - $209,575
Offers should be delivered to:
Dr. Tim Hadfield, Superintendent, Camdenton R-III Schools, Administration Building, P.O. Box 1409, 172 Dare Blvd., Camdenton, MO 65020
The Board of Education reserves the right to accept or reject any offer.
Approx. 1560 sq. ft. living space City water & sewer 1560 sq. ft. unfinished basement Maintenance free vinyl siding 2-car garage Maintenance free windows & soffit Stone & Stucco Exterior Heatilator Gas Fireplace 3 bedrooms – 2 baths Excellent location Dining Area Beautiful custom cabinets Upper Deck Carpet & tile installed Lower Patio Sprinkler System
Directions: Hwy 54 to Laker Pride Road. Turn onto Laker Pride Road then immediately turn left onto Elm Tree Lane. It is the last house on the right.
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Dates Course Instructor Day Time Length Fee Location
Apr 2 - Apr 17 Adobe Photoshop CS6 Seaton Tues/Wed 5:30-7:30 6 nights $40 LCTC 109BFeb 19 - Feb 27 MS Excel 2010 Seaton Tues/Wed 5:30-7:30 4 nights $35 ORI 219Apr 23 - May 1 MS Publisher 2010 Seaton Tues/Wed 5:30-7:30 4 nights $35 ORI 219Feb 5 - Feb 13 MS Word 2010 Seaton Tues/Wed 5:30-7:30 4 nights $35 ORI 219Mar 12 - Mar 20 Photos to Files Seaton Tues/Wed 5:30-7:30 4 nights $35 ORI 219Feb 5 - Feb 26 Socially Acceptable Networking Teel/Roam Tues 5:30-7:30 4 nights $35 LCTC 109B
Mar 11 Basic Handmade Card Crafting Jackson Mon 6:00-8:00 1 night $15 LCTC 109AMar 23 Basket Weaving I Jones Sat 9AM-3PM 1 day $35 LCTC 137May 4 Basket Weaving II Jones Sat 9AM-4PM 1 day $45 LCTC 137Mar 18 Beyond Basic Handmade Card Crafting Jackson Mon 6:00-8:00 1 night $15 LCTC 109AMar 19 & 21 Bookmaking With Your Children Biggers Tues/Thur 6:00-8:30 2 nights $20 LCTC 115Mar 12 - Mar 21 Ceramics Nielsen Tues/Thur 5:30-7:30 4 nights $55 HS A206Feb 19 & 21 Introduction to Ropecraft Kellogg Tues/Thur 5:30-7:30 2 nights $20 LCTC 120Mar 19 Needle Felting Kroll Tues 6:00-8:00 1 night $20 LCTC 120Mar 25 Spring Card Crafting Jackson Mon 6:00-8:00 1 night $15 LCTC 109AMar 21 - May 2 Woodcarving I Woodcarvers Thur 6:30-9:00 6 wks $15 LCTC 131
No Woodcarving Mar 28
Apr 11 Dutch Oven Cooking Hueste Thur 6:00-8:00 1 night $25 LCTC 103Mar 7 Mediterranean Cuisine Bess Thur 6:00-8:30 1 night $25 LCTC 103
Mar 26 Crappie Fishing Seminar LaHay Tues 6:00-8:00 1 night $20 LCTC 138Apr 9 - Apr 23 Disc Golf Braman Tues 6:00-7:30 3 wks $20 LCTC 131Feb 12 - Mar 5 Fly Fishing for Beginners Stoelting Tues 6:00-8:00 4 wks $35 LCTC 112Mar 19 - Apr 16 Golf for All Ages Leahy Tues 5:00-6:00 5 wks $60 Oaks Tan-Tar-AJan 9 - May 8 Men's Basketball Mooney Wed 6:30-8:30 Open $20 Hawthorn GymFeb 25 - Apr 15 Tai Chi & Qi Kong Goin Mon 5:30-6:45 7 wks $35 LCTC 151
Mar 12 & 19 Turkey Hunting Basics Waters Tues 6:00-8:00 2 wks $20 LCTC 112Feb 12 - Feb 21 Understanding Long-Range Scopes Shadrick Tues/Thur 6:30-8:30 4 nights $35 LCTC 138Feb 5 - Apr 2 Women's Volleyball Brownell Tues 6:00-9:30 9 wks $120 MS Gym
Jan 28 - Apr 15 Yoga Cleary Mon 4:00-5:00 10 wks $50 LCTC 151No Mon Yoga Feb 18 or Apr 1
Jan 29 - Apr 2 Chair Yoga Cleary Tues 4:00-5:00 10 wks $50 LCTC 151Jan 29 - Apr 2 Yoga Cleary Tues 5:30-6:30 10 wks $50 LCTC 151Feb 13 - Mar 27 Yoga Hammel Wed 5:00-6:00 7 wks $35 LCTC 151Jan 31 - Apr 18 Yoga Cleary Thur 4:00-5:00 10 wks $50 LCTC 151
No Yoga Feb 28 or Mar 28Jan 31 - Apr 18 Yogilates Cleary Thur 5:30-6:30 10 wks $50 LCTC 151
No Yogilates Feb 28 or Mar 28
FOOD
HEALTH & RECREATION
BUSINESS & COMPUTERS
CRAFTS/ART
Jan 29 Registration Deadline for Women's Volleyball
No Tai Chi Apr 1
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EVENING CLASSES ARE CANCELED IF CAMDENTON R-III DISMISSES TO WEATHER+ If the class requires additional materials or purchases, call 346-9271 to verify the class has sufficient enrollment to run
Hawthorn Gym-HawthornElementary,CamdentonCampus
Hort Bldg-HorticultureBuildingthroughbusgatebehindLCTC,rightdownhill
HS-HighSchool,CamdentonCampus
LCTC-LakeCareer&TechnicalCenter,CamdentonCampus
MS-MiddleSchool,CamdentonCampus
Oaks Tan-Tar-A,StateRoadKK,OsageBeach
ORI-OakRidgeIntermediate,CamdentonCampus
ONLINE BROCHURE @ http://camdentonschools.org
Dates Course Instructor Day Time Length Fee Location
Jan 29 & 31 All Things Green Reinhold Tues/Thur 6:00-7:30 2 nights $20 Hort BldgFeb 19 & 21 All Things Green Reinhold Tues/Thur 6:00-7:30 2 nights $20 Hort BldgMar 12 Landscaping with MO Wildflowers Wallace Tues 6:00-8:00 1 night $20 Hort Bldg
Apr 13 & 14 Basic Rider Course Rider Coach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00 2 days $200 LCTC 138May 4 & 5 Basic Rider Course Rider Coach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00 2 days $200 LCTC 138May 11 Experienced Rider Course Rider Coach Sat 8:00-5:00 1 day $100 LCTC 138May 18 & 19 Basic Rider Course Rider Coach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00 2 days $200 LCTC 138June 1 & 2 Basic Rider Course Rider Coach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00 2 days $200 LCTC 138June 15 & 16 Basic Rider Course Rider Coach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00 2 days $200 LCTC 138June 22 & 23 Basic Rider Course Rider Coach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00 2 days $200 LCTC 138July 13 & 14 Basic Rider Course Rider Coach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00 2 days $200 LCTC 138July 27 & 28 Basic Rider Course Rider Coach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00 2 days $200 LCTC 138Aug 10 & 11 Basic Rider Course Rider Coach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00 2 days $200 LCTC 138Aug 17 & 18 Basic Rider Course Rider Coach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00 2 days $200 LCTC 138Sep 7 & 8 Basic Rider Course Rider Coach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00 2 days $200 LCTC 138Sep 28 & 29 Basic Rider Course Rider Coach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00 2 days $200 LCTC 138Oct 5 & 6 Basic Rider Course Rider Coach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00 2 days $200 LCTC 138Oct 26 & 27 Basic Rider Course Rider Coach Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00 2 days $200 LCTC 138
Mar 5 & 7 Caregiver's Survival Kit Class Biggers Tues/Thur 6:00-8:30 2 nights $20 LCTC 115Feb 5 Couponing 1 - Beginner Sagach Tues 6:00-8:00 1 night $12 LCTC 112Mar 5 Couponing 2 - Intermediate Sagach Tues 6:00-8:00 1 night $12 LCTC 112Apr 9 Couponing 3 - Advanced Sagach Tues 6:00-8:00 1 night $12 LCTC 112Feb 25 - Apr 8 Discovering Yourself with Words Simons Mon 6:00-7:30 6 wks $35 LCTC 112
No Discovering Yourself Apr 1Mar 19 - Apr 9 Genealogy Gibson-Knox Tues 6:00-7:30 4 wks $27 LCTC 109AJan 25-27 Get Your Guide License Capt. Tilford Fri/Sat/Sun 8:00-5:00 3 days $495 LCTC 131
Deadline for Guide License Jan 9Mar 12 & 14 Saving Cents Makes Sense Biggers Tues/Thur 6:00-8:30 2 nights $20 LCTC 115Jan 28 - Mar 25 Spanish Santibanez-Stark Mon 6:00-8:00 8 wks $68 HS A218
No Spanish Feb 18
Feb 12 - Apr 2 Machine Shop/Welding Hayes Tues 6:30-9:30 8 wks $100 LCTC 142Mar 5 - Apr 23 Marine Repair Wittrock Tues 6:00-9:00 8 wks $100 LCTC 20
HORTICULTURE
MOTORCYCLE SAFETY
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
TRADE & INDUSTRIAL
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSBUSINESS & COMPUTERS
KNOWLEDGE OF THE TYPING KEYBOARD & MOUSE IS REQUIRED FOR ALL COMPUTER CLASSES.
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS6 Bring out the very best in your photos withAdobePhotoshopCS6.Newandreengineered design tools let you create superior design and artwork in significantly fewer steps. This is a class for beginners to Photoshop;youwillneedastoragedevice(flash drive) to store the class notes and activities on the first night. This class will work at your own pace (with instructor assistance when needed) with classroom activities showing you the new features and basics of the program. (You will need photos of your own on a storage device toward the end of the class.)
MS EXCEL 2010 Excel2010isaspreadsheetsoftwarethatallows you to store, manipulate and analyze data in organized workbooks for home and business tasks. This class is for beginners and/orintermediatestudents.Itisarefresher course for those that have used the program before. We will discuss the basics and have projects each class so you can work at your own pace for hands-on training. Bring a flash drive to save projects for future reference and class notes.
MS PUBLISHER 2010 Create professional-looking brochures, newsletters, postcards, business cards andsignswithMicrosoftPublisher.Learnhow to create a project from a blank page or from a template. Basic elements of the program will cover design, layout and the use of graphics to enhance your publications. Bring a flash drive to save projects for future reference and class notes.
MS WORD 2010 This class will focus on showing easier, more efficient ways to use the program toyourbenefit.Learnhowtochangethe
options from the default settings, how to insert tables into a document, attach a document to an email, and the individual toolbars. Each class will be hands-on in the classroom to practice the skills covered each night. Bring a flash drive to save projects for future reference and class notes.
PHOTOS TO FILES This class will assist you in creating and savingtonestedfoldersandallocatedfiles;as well as show how the infrastructure works and the process required to find what you are looking for in your computer files. We will spend time using external storage devices, cloud based devices and digital cameras with their memory cards to change file extensions for a better way to send them via the Internet or blue tooth. Bring your own storage device and files to organize.
SOCIALLY ACCEPTABLE NETWORKING *NEW Newtosocialnetworking?Notsure about the rules of the game? Join us for four fun weeks exploring current popular networking toolssuchasFacebook,Pinterest,Instagram,GooglePlus+,Linkedin,andTwitter. Blogs, Wikis, and apps such as TweetDeckwillbeexplored.Theclasswillheldinfoursessions.Sessions1and 3 will be on campus in a traditional computer classroom setting with Internet access.Sessions2and4willbeonline,and you will participate using your own Internet-enabled device – desktop, laptop, netbook, tablet, cell phone, etc. The online sessions will be guided activities utilizing theCamdentonSchoolDistrictonlineclassroomwebsite.Studentsmustattendthe first session to participate in the online sessions and must have access to the Internet for the online sessions.
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CRAFTS
BASIC HANDMADE CARD CRAFTING *NEW Familiarizeyourselfwiththebasicsofcardmaking during this one-night class. We will cover paper, measurements, stamping types, adhesives, ink, tools and idea resources. You might also want to enroll in theBeyondBasicandSpringCardCraftingclasses.Feeincludescostofmaterials.
BASKET WEAVING I JoinRobinJonesasshewalksyouthroughthe steps to create a hand-woven small market basket (6x9 with a handle). You willbeabletoaddcolorand/orstainto make this basket truly one-of-a-kind. Once it dries, you will need to seal it with spray.Bringasacklunchandhavefun!Allmaterialsareprovided;limitof10.
BASKET WEAVING II Duringthisone-dayclass,RobinJoneswillshowyouhowtomakeatote(6x11x10).Makethisunique-shapedbasketevenmorespecial with your own touch of stain. Once it dries, you will need to seal it with spray and then attach a cloth handle. These make great gifts for any occasion. Bring a sacklunchandenjoytheday.Allmaterialsareprovided;limitof10.
BEYOND BASIC HANDMADE CARD CRAFTING *NEW This one-night class will review the basics of card making and teach you skills for adding details to basic cards such as inking edges, tying the perfect bows, adding embellishments, and other tips to make yourcardbetter.Feeincludescostofmaterials.
BOOKMAKING WITH YOUR CHILDREN *NEW There are many different ways to make books for and with your children. This class will look at different types of books and howtheyeacharebeneficialtochildren;and then there will be opportunities to
create several kinds of books! This will be a fun, hands-on class with lots of interaction and activity creating items you can take homeanduse!Bring$10cashtofirstclassto cover materials.
CERAMICS This class will provide instruction in clay management and wheel throwing techniques. Instruction is primarily geared forbeginnerpotters;however,thosewhoare more experienced are encouraged to attend.Studentsenrollinginthisclasswill be solely working on wheel for the durationofthecourse.Feeincludescostofmaterials;limitedto7students.
INTRODUCTION TO ROPECRAFT *NEW Anintroductorycourseforanyonewhowants to learn how to care for rope, the advantages and disadvantages of different kinds of rope and knots, and how to tie several common but useful knots such as the bowline loop, round-turn-and-two-half-hitches, and the taut line hitch. The course will focus on identifying and tying the “rightknotforthejob.”HandbookofKnotsbyDesPawsonisrecommended(butnotrequired)andcanbefoundonAmazon.com.Studentsshouldbring$1topurchasea 5-ft length of rope from the instructor.
NEEDLE FELTING Althoughneedlefeltinghas been around for a while, crafters are finding this simple technique can be done by anyone and gives beautifulresults.WhatisNeedleFelting?Simplyput,itisfeltingwithoutwater.Instead you use special barbed felting needles to push the top layer of wool into deeper layers. We will make a flat needle felt project with a fall theme. Come join us for a beginner’s workshop in needle felting. Feeincludescostofmaterials.
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SPRING CARD CRAFTING *NEW This one-night class will review the basics of card making while making three spring cards. Choose from six design kits to completethreespringcards.Feeincludescost of materials.
WOODCARVING I This class will teach you the basics of woodcarving. Instruction will be on tools, materials and techniques used in woodcarving.Studentswillcarvetwoprojects:areliefandanin-the-roundcarving. Wood will be provided along with toolsforin-classuse.Feesincludecostofmaterials.ClassofferedbyLakeoftheOzarksWoodcarvers.Limitto12students.
FOOD
DUTCH OVEN COOKING Cast iron has a wonderfully rich history in America.Whilemanyfolksadoretheircastiron, there are just as many who are almost afraid of it. Cast iron is actually quite easy to use once you know how! In this class we will help and guide you in the use of cast iron cookware and answer questions you may have, all while preparing (and eating!)somedeliciousDutchovenrecipestogetherusingcastironcookware.Feeincludes cost of supplies.
MEDITERRANEAN CUISINE TheMediterraneaneatingstyleisknown for its health benefits, specifically heart-health. This class will discuss the componentsofMediterraneaneatingandlifestyle, as well as a hands-on cooking demonstration and tasting of traditional MediterraneanandItaliandishes.Feeincludes cost of supplies.
HEALTH & RECREATION
CRAPPIE FISHING SEMINAR Learnthebasic,intermediateandadvancedprinciples of crappie fishing, lures and tackle, and preferred habitat. Crappie fishing is a year-round sport and you’ll be ready for action after taking this course.
DISC GOLF Acoursecoveringtheequipment, rules, etiquette and basic techniques of disc golf. If you haven’t heard about it, check it out at pdga.com and you’ll want to give it a try.
FLY FISHING FOR BEGINNERS Learnthebasicsofflyfishing—there’smoreto it than just casting. Explore the different types of fly fishing with an emphasis on dry flies.Studentswillneedtobringtheirownfly rod each week. Casting practice last two sessions at location to be determined.
GOLF FOR ALL AGES Learnthefundamentalsofgolfandimproveyourgame.Nomatterwhatyourage, you will learn how to grip the club, swing properly and game etiquette. Bring your own clubs or they will be provided. Location:OaksGolfCourseatTan-Tar-A,StateRoadKK,OsageBeach.
MEN’S BASKETBALL Basketball has come a long way since the “peachbasket”in1891,butDr.JamesNeismith’sgoaloffindingawaytokeeppeople fit has not changed. Join the guys onWednesdaysthroughMay
TAI CHI & QI KONG These ancient exercises bring balance and vitality into the mind, spirit and every cell of the body. They are simple movements that anyone can do to restore and maintain health and peace of mind. Wear comfortable clothes.
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TURKEY HUNTING BASICS *NEW This course will cover basic techniques to help you get more enjoyment from thepursuitofoneofMissouri’sgreatestpasttimes—huntingthewildturkey.Thefirst evening will cover calling techniques for the spring hunt using both friction and diaphragm calls (friction calls will be provided or bring your own). The second session will expand on the use of calling techniques and will get more in-depth on all aspects of spring turkey hunting. Topics will include proper set-up, camouflage, use of decoys, blinds, how to deal with different weather conditions, as well as the habits of the wild turkey
UNDERSTANDING LONG-RANGE SCOPES *NEW Would you like to better understand what the dots on your scope mean and how to use them for long-range target shooting and hunting? This class will give you instruction on minute-of-angle and mil-dots, as well as scope adjustment and application. Bring your own scope (off the gun) if you like.
WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL Areyoulookingforawaytostayactiveandhave fun? Why not get some girl friends togetherforTuesdaynightvolleyball.$120perteam.RegistrationdeadlineisJanuary29.
YOGA Explore basic poses to strengthen and balance the body, therapeutic poses to restore the body, guided deep relaxation techniques to calm and relieve stress in the body.Modificationsofposesaretaughtfor any students with specific physical challenges. Bring a yoga sticky mat and a pillow or blanket for relaxation.
YOGA (CHAIR YOGA) Chair yoga is a gentle form of yoga practiced while seated or standing using a chairforsupport.Regardlessofyourage,level of activity and physical challenge, you will derive wonderful health benefits from this class. When done correctly,
this modified yoga helps prevent muscle loss, improve joint stability, and diminish pain and stiffness. It strengthens the core muscles, which are the center of the body’s mobility and flexibility used in daily activities such as driving, walking and lifting groceries. Join us for this fun and gentle Chair Yoga!
YOGILATES Aworkoutthatcombinesthebestofyogaand pilates. We will target core muscles and work on maintaining strength and balance. Come prepared to work hard and havefun!Youwillneedayoga/Pilatesmatand a pillow or blanket.
HORTICULTURE
ALL THINGS GREEN *NEW Lifelonghorticulturestudents,JamesandSusanReinhold,hopetointeractwith gardening enthusiasts to share in a discussion format what they have learned during three generations in theOzarks.Subjectmatterwillincludeintensive natural gardening and harvesting techniques, material sources, landscape design and installation, maintenance, cost effectiveness, space efficiency, and other general interests (native or indoor plantings, growing shiitake mushrooms, breeding and hybridizing techniques, basicturfmanagement,composting/wormfarming).Bringyourquestionsand/orexpertiseandTHINKSPRING!!
LANDSCAPING WITH MISSOURI WILDFLOWERS Learnhowtoincorporate wildflowers into your home landscaping by using both wildflower seeds and plants. Wildflowers for sun and shade will also be discussed.
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MOTORCYCLE SAFETY COURSES
BASIC RIDER COURSE (BRC) TheBasicRiderCourseisaimedatthebeginner or re-entry rider. The course provides fundamentals of safe, responsible motorcycle riding and will include classroom instruction and practical riding in a controlled, off-street environment. The course concludes with a knowledge test andskillevaluation.Successfulcompletionof this course allows waiver of the road test portion for motorcycle licensing in Missouri.MANDATORYITEMSFORTHISCOURSE:
• DOTAPPROVEDHELMET(HALF,THREEQUARTERORFULLFACE)
• STURDYOVER-THE-ANKLEFOOTWEAR
• LONGSLEEVESHIRTORJACKET
• STURDYPANTS(NOSHORTSALLOWED)
• FULLFINGERGLOVES
• EYEPROTECTION
StudentmustbeaMINIMUMof15½years old the day the course begins and beabletorideabicycle.Anyoneunder18yearsofagemusthaveparental/guardianpermission in writing prior to the riding portionofthecourse.Motorcycleswillbefurnished.REFUNDSWILLNOTBEISSUEDIFYOUDONOTPASSTHECOURSE.AVAILABLEDATES:
APRIL13&14 MAY4&5 MAY18&19 JUNE1&2 JUNE15&16 JUNE22&23 JULY13&14 JULY27&28 AUGUST10&11 AUGUST17&18 SEPTEMBER7&8 SEPTEMBER28&29 OCTOBER5&6 OCTOBER26&27
EXPERIENCED RIDER COURSE (ERC)This one-day course will help riders hone their skills and fine-tune the mental drills neededforsurvivalintraffic.Participantsuse their own motorcycles to enhance the followingskills:controlatlowspeeds,riskmanagement, limited space maneuvers, cornering judgment, stopping quickly in a curve, swerving and stopping
quickly, multiple curve maneuvers and surmountingobjects.TheERCalsocoversprotective gear, rider responsibility, motorcycle inspection and care, and the effects of alcohol and other drugs on riding. REQUIREDITEMSTOBRING:• MOTORCYCLE,MUSTBECAPABLE
OFPASSINGANON-SITESAFETYINSPECTION
• MOTORCYCLEREGISTRATION• VALIDMOTORCYCLEINSURANCECARD• OPERATOR’SLICENSEWITH
MOTORCYCLEENDORSEMENT• HELMET,ABSOLUTELYMUSTBEDOT
APPROVED!!• FULL-FINGEREDGLOVES• STURDY,OVER-THE-ANKLEFOOTWEAR• LONGPANTS• LONGSLEEVESHIRT• EYEPROTECTIONAVAILABLEDATE:SATURDAY,MAY11
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
CAREGIVER’S SURVIVAL KIT CLASS *NEW Doyoueverwishyouhadaplaceyoucould go and come away with fun new ideas to teach children in your care? This class will focus on developmental milestones of children from birth-12 years. The class will break down the stages of development, discipline techniques at different stages, how you can incorporate learning into everyday life and also do many hands-on activities that you will be able to take with you.
COUPONING 1 - BEGINNER This beginner class will focus on the basics of couponing combined with some of the best methods and secrets to help you reduce your grocery budget. Topics will include where to find coupons, organizing coupons, smart couponing, how to maximize your savings and much more. Join us as we learn a simple, yet very effective way of couponing that not only savesmoneybuttimeaswell.Spousesattend free.
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COUPONING 2 – INTERMEDIATE Doyouknowabitaboutcouponingandsaving money but would love to learn a little more? Join us as we go beyond the basics!Learnhowtousecouponsandother techniques to maximize your savings. Topics will include smart couponing, budgeting, drug store shopping, stockpiling and much more. The more you know,themoreyousave!Spousesattendfree.
COUPONING 3 - ADVANCED *NEW Becoming a pro at saving money is easier than you think! In this advanced class we will dig even deeper into the world of couponing and learn how to use smart saving techniques in all areas of our lives. Topics will include advanced couponing, budgeting, drug store techniques, stockpile management, meal planning form a stockpile, price book techniques, efficient shoppingandmuchmore.Spousesattendfree.
DISCOVERING YOURSELF WITH WORDS *NEW Afunclassthatwillgetyouwritingaboutyourself and the world around you using different prompts to get the creative juices flowing.Attheendwewillputtogetherananthology of everyone’s writing, so come preparedtowritethatmasterpiece.Paperand pencil are the only materials needed for this class.
GENEALOGY *NEW Would you like to know more about your family history and trace your lineage? In this class you will learn how to fill out a four-generation genealogy chart, including how to find and interpret birth, death and marriage certificates. You’ll receive information to ask friends and family to helpyoufillinyourcharts.LearnhowtouseWillsandaSocialSecurityindextoleadyouintothenextphase.Aflashdrivetosave your information is optional.
∗GET YOUR GUIDING LICENSE OPERATOR OF UNINSPECTED PASSENGER VESSELS - RESTRICTED
• ThiscoursesatisfiestheCoastGuardrequirements for boating safety training in order to obtain a fishing guide license.(Allotherqualificationsmustbe met, as well.)
• Thiscourseisintendedtomeettherequirementsof46CFR10.910regarding the qualifications of those seeking a license to operate uninspected passenger vessels carrying six or fewer passengers on a route limitedtoLakeoftheOzarks,LakeTaneycomo,TableRockLakeand/orBullShoalsLakeinMissouri.
• CandidateswillneedtoprovideproofofaRedCrossorAmericanHeartAssociationFirstAid/CPRcoursecompletion within the previous year. [Gotowww.lakeregional.com/Eventsfor a schedule of classes.]
• TheCoastGuardrequiresapplicantsfor a license to hold a Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC). It is not mandatory to have a TWIC before the class, but the Coast Guardwillnotissuealicenseuntilthecandidate has obtained a TWIC. Class tuition will not be refunded if the candidate fails the security screening. ForinformationonobtainingaTWIC,seewww.tsa.gov/twic.Costnotincluded in class fee.
• TheCoastGuardchargesuserfeesforlicensingservices($100evaluationfeeand a $45 issue fee). These costs are not included in class fee but must be paidbeforetheCoastGuardwillissuealicense.
• AsrequiredbytheCoastGuard,students must be capable of reading and writing English at a minimum sixth gradelevel.Studentswillself-certifyat the time of application. (see Coast Guardrequirementsatwww.uscg.mil/nmc/faq/general_requirements.asp).
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• Candidatemustbeabletopassaphysical exam and drug test before a license will be issued. Class tuition will not be refunded if the candidate fails either of these tests.
• DeadlinetoenrollJanuary9,2013.
• Disclaimer:Completingthiscourseis not a guarantee the student will receive a license. The instructor will help students meet the academic requirements and assist in meeting the administrative requirements. The Coast Guardmakesthefinaldecisionwhetherthe applicant meets all requirements to be issued a license.
SAVING CENTS MAKES SENSE *NEW Sometimes,timesgettoughandweneed ways to cut corners. This course will offer time-saving tips, money-saving tips, and shortcuts you can take when meal planning, planning family activities, and other fun tips. This will be a very informational, interactive and entertaining course designed to make sense of saving cents.
SPANISH Would you like to learn a different language?ThenenrollinthisbasicSpanishcourse designed for the person with little or no previous knowledge of the language.
TRADE & INDUSTRIAL
MACHINE SHOP/WELDING This class will teach the basics of welding using the latest equipment andmaterialsand/or the basics in precision machinery using lathes and mills. Individual projects are encouraged asthebasicmethodofinstruction.Feeincludes cost of basic materials, there will be additional charges for custom metal art projects.
MARINE REPAIR This class will address the basic theory of operation of the marine two- and four-cycle engine, fuel systems, ignition systemsanddrivesystems.Findoutwhyyour engine is not running properly using manufacturer recommended diagnostic procedures and methods. Class will include a segment on electronic fuel injection and service procedures, such as engine tune-up andwaterpump.Studentswillhavetheopportunity to apply the above-listed basic knowledge in the shop by allowing the student to work on their own engine or one will be provided.
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ADULT EDUCATION & LITERACYMissouriCareerCentern106WestHighway54nCamdentonMO65020
573-346-1766 Ext. 230
AEL CAN HELP YOU MEET THE FOLLOWING NEEDS:4 EarningaGED
4 UpgradingReading,Mathand/orLanguageSkills
4 SpeakingEnglish
4 LetterWritingSkills
4 HelpingYourChildrenWithSchoolWork
Day and Evening classes offered!
GED PREPARATION4 Orientation and personal interview required4 DiagnosticTestingRequired–Callfortestdates
ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS (ELL)4 MondayEveningClasses4 Call for Information
GED ONLINE4 Internet based learning system that offers independent
basic skill development4 www.gedonlineclass.com for enrollment
Contact Missouri Career Center 573-346-1766 Ext. 230
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DIRECTIONS TO LCTC, 269 DARE BLVD, CAMDENTON, MO
When coming from the North on new Hwy 5,taketheCamdentonDown-town/Nevada54exit.ProceedtothestoplightandturnleftontoBusinessRoute5.Travel4/10ofamiletotheCamdentonSchoolscomplexandturnleftontoLakerDrive,thenimmediatelytaketheslightrightontoDAREBlvd.LCTCis the second building on the right.
When coming from the West,EastorBusiness5North,attheintersectionofHwy54&BusinessRoute5inCamdenton,takeBusinessRoute5South.Travel4/10ofamiletotheCamdentonSchoolscomplexandturnleftontoLakerDrive,thenimmediatelytaketheslightrightontoDAREBlvd.LCTCisthesec-ond building on the right.
When coming from Lebanon on 5 North,takethe7Southexit(BusinessRoute5/Camdenton/Richland).Turnleftatthestopsignandtravel1.8milestotheCamdentonSchoolscomplexontherightsideoftheroad(justpastCasey’s).TurnrightontoLakerDrive,thenimmediatelytaketheslightrightontoDAREBlvd.LCTCisthesecondbuildingontheright.
When coming on 7 from Montreal/Richland,turnrightontoBusinessRoute5Northandtravel2.7milestotheCamdentonSchoolscomplexontherightsideoftheroad(justpastCasey’s).TurnrightontoLakerDrive,thenimmediatelytaketheslightrightontoDAREBlvd.LCTCisthesecondbuildingontheright.
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FOUR WAYS TO REGISTERw Walk-In: CometotheLakeCareer&TechnicalCenteroffice,269DareBlvd.,
Camdenton,betweenthehoursof8AMand3:30PMMon-Fri.
( Phone: Call573-346-9271,Mon-Fri,8AM-3:30PM.YouwillneedVisa, MasterCardorDiscovertoregister.
I Fax: FAX573-346-9284,24hoursaday.Visa,MasterCardorDiscover number required on the registration form.
* Mail: Sendcompletedregistrationformalongwithcheck/moneyorderto:
Lake Career & Technical Center ATTN: COMMUNITY ED
PO BOX 1409, CAMDENTON, MO 65020
REGISTRATION FORM
Please mark the class date, time and location on your calendar. You will not receive a reminder in the mail.
Name______________________________________________________________________
Address____________________________________________________________________
City_____________________________State_______________Zip ____________________
DaytimePhone#_________________Evening/CellPhone#__________________________
MethodofPayment:VISAMastercardDiscoverCheckCash
CardNumber_________________________Expires___________VCode________________
The Camdenton R-III School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, age or disability. This policy pertains to admission/access of or treatment/employment in its programs and activities. This notice is made to: applicants of admission and employment, students, parents of elementary and sec-ondary students, employees sources of referral of applicants for admission and employment, and unions or professional organizations holding collective bargaining or professional agreements. Any person having inquiries concerning compliance with the requisitions implementing Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Reapplication Act of 1973, or the American with Disabilities Act of 1990 is directed to contact: Assistant Superin-tendent in charge of Personnel, Camdenton R-III School District, P.O. Box 1409, Camdenton, MO 65020-1409, phone (573) 346-9208.
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