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Adult andC ommunity Education
Camdenton R-III School District •
2015 Fall BROCHURE
Continuing Education for the Community!
Chef Jackie Wilson
LCTC Culinary Arts Instructor 8 years
24 years teaching experience
LCTC Teacher of the Year 2011 & 2012
Camdenton R-III District Teacher of the Year 2012
Missouri Teacher of the Year Finalist 2013
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LCTC Adult/Community Education
PO Box 1409
Camdenton MO 65020
STANDARD RATE
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
CAMDENTON, MO
PERMIT #95222
Index
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Welcome/General Information
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Cooking
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Horticulture
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Creative Arts & Crafts
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Computers & Digital Media
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Fitness & Recreation
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Personal Enrichment/Finance
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Motorcycle Safety
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Trade & Industrial
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Adult Education & Literacy
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Map & Directions
Registration Form
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Welcome
Welcome to our Adult & Community Education brochure for the 2015 fall semester. Our goal is to offer quality courses at an affordable price. It is our hope you will find a class inside these pages to meet your individual needs. Enroll whenever you want and
wherever you are by taking advantage of online registration at http://lctc.asapconnected.com/
Learn with us online!
We offer dozens of courses through our partners at ed2go. These convenient, affordable courses can be accessed anywhere and
include instructor discussion and more. Log onto http://www.ed2go.com/lctc to review class offerings and to register.
Earn a high school equivalency!
The Adult & Community Education program operates through Lake Career & Technical Center (LCTC), which is part of the Camdenton R-III School District. The Adult Education & Literacy program is also housed in our building and offers instruction to
individuals wanting to earn their High School Equivalency (formerly GED) and those who need help to reach their educational and
employment goals.
Would You Like to Teach a Community Education Class?
If you would like to offer a class through Community Education, give our staff a call at 573-346-9271. We will talk with you about
your ideas and help you design a class. You do not need a teaching certificate, just an interest in sharing your passion with others.
What is our Refund Policy?
• Full refund will be made if the class is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment or the class is filled before your registration
is received.
• Each class needs a minimum enrollment, which is decided at least two working days before the start of class. Thus, withdrawal requests must be received three working days prior to start of class. Refunds will be processed minus a $5 cancellation fee.
• If you are dissatisfied with a class that meets more than two sessions, please contact us within one working day for a refund
of tuition minus a $5 processing fee (no refund of textbooks or materials).
• Course information in this brochure is based on conditions at the time of printing and is subject to change.
Inclement Weather
It’s Missouri, so you never know what the weather will do. If Camdenton R-III cancels school or dismisses early because of inclement weather, etc., evening classes will also be cancelled and rescheduled. Cancellations are announced on these radio stations:
KRMS Osage Beach (1150 AM/93.5 FM)
KJEL/KBNN, Lebanon (750 AM/103.7 FM)
KLOZ Kaiser (92.7 FM)
KQUL Kaiser (102.7 FM)
Office Information
LCTC, 269 Dare Blvd, Camdenton MO 65020
M-F 7:30AM-3:30PM
573-346-9271; Fax 573-346-9284
Web address: www.camdentonschools.org
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Cooking
Meet
Chef Wilson
Jackie Wilson moved to the Lake eight years ago, once her children moved away from
home. She now lives on the same land that her grandfather purchased in 1963. She spent
most of her childhood summers with her grandparents, and now she continues the tradition with her grandchildren.
Chef Wilson has 24 years teaching experience with the last eight being at Lake Career
& Technical Center. She was named LCTC Teacher of the Year in 2011 & 2012, Camdenton
R-III District Teacher of the Year in 2012; and she was a Missouri State Teacher of the Year
finalist in 2013.
“I believe that food, the preparation, service and enjoyment of it, is a gift in this life and
should be appreciated and celebrated.” – Jackie Wilson
Artisan Chocolate Bonbons
Instructor: Chef Jackie Wilson
Lake Career & Technical Center Rm 103
12/8 Tu 5:30-8:00PM $35
If you’re looking for that special something this holiday season, this is it. Learn to make delectable artisan chocolate bonbons with soft centers like those you buy from the best chocolatiers for $2.00/piece and up! Class
members will learn to temper chocolate, create soft cream centers, and
apply designs with transfer sheets.
The instructor will also demonstrate other applications for tempered chocolate. Wow everyone on
your list with the professional candies you create! Each class member
will take home one dozen bonbons.
(2.5 hours)
Homemade Liqueurs
11/3 Tu 5:30-8:00PM $35
Liqueurs, also called cordials, have long been produced
and enjoyed as aperitifs, in mixed cocktails, and in cooking. Though commercialized production of popular liqueurs
such as Amaretto, Chambord, Grand Marnier, Kahlua,
and Lemoncello has discouraged many from making these
at home, the basic process is very easy and inexpensive.
Learning this process will open your imagination to endless
possibilities. Start now and you will have some wonderful and unique liqueurs to offer family and friends in time
for the holidays. Each class member will take one liqueur
home, along with recipes for many more. (2.5 hours)
The Herbal Kitchen
mixing methods, and proper techniques; and you will learn how to
produce memorable breads quickly and easily in your own kitchen.
Come enjoy an evening of baking as we prepare biscotti, muffins,
scones and, as a special treat, pancakes with homemade syrup! Class
members will each take a box of samples home. (2.5 hours)
9/9 W 5:30-8:00PM $35
Herbs have been cultivated, harvested, and used for centuries throughout the world, for everything from cooking
and medicines to soaps and home decorations. While
we still have fresh herbs in the garden, come learn
how their flavors and fragrances can enhance
simple preparations in the kitchen, including
oil and vinegar infusions, butters, salads, vinaigrettes, and beverages. Class members will
try several samples and will leave with a vinegar, butter, and vinaigrette, as well as recipes.
(2.5 hours)
Advanced Dutch Oven Cooking
Instructors: Greg & Kathy Hueste
9/24 Th 6:00-9:00PM $30
Coffee House Breads
10/7 W 5:30-8:00PM $35
What is more enjoyable with your morning coffee or tea than fresh baked bread
like those you find in your favorite coffee
shop? The class will focus on ingredients,
Horticulture
Cast iron cookware is easy to use once you know how!
We will guide you in the use of cast iron cookware and answer questions you may have while
preparing (and eating!) some delicious Dutch oven
recipes together. This class is appropriate for
beginner or novice cast iron cooks, as well as
experienced cooks. One of the advanced
cooking topics covered will include baking in Dutch ovens. Students are welcome to bring their own Dutch ovens,
recipes and ingredients, and the instructors
will help you prepare them. Please dress appropriately as we will be cooking outside. (3 Hours;
Rain Date 10/15)
Is it Possible to Have a Nice Lawn in the Ozarks?
Landscaping Your Home
The answer is YES! LCTC Horticulture Instructor Jeff Kitchen will
talk you through the steps to properly start and maintain a lawn in this
difficult terrain we call The Ozarks. He’ll discuss soil testing, fertilizers, types of grass, and many other points. If you follow his guidelines,
you too can be proud of your lawn. (2 hours)
Not certain what to plant or where to plant it to make your landscape attractive?
This class will cover all aspects of home landscaping, including plant selection,
planting, pruning and design. (2 hours)
Instructor: Jeff Kitchen
LCTC Horticulture Building
9/1 Tu 5:30-7:30PM $22
Instructor: Jeff Kitchen
LCTC Horticulture Building
9/8 Tu 5:30-7:30PM $22
Creative Artsand Crafts
Kumihimo with Beads
Instructor: Sandy Burnett @ Glass Moose
9/30 W 5:30-8:30PM $21
Explore the amazing Japanese braiding style of Kumihimo. This is one of the
hottest trends in the beading world right now! We will create a bracelet using
a simple braiding process incorporating seed beads, and then finish the ends
using bead caps. Cost of materials included in class fee. (3 hours)
Intro to Jewelry-Making
9/16 W 5:30-8:30PM $26
Why buy expensive jewelry that was made in China when you can make
your own that is prettier, matches better and costs less?! Using basic jewelrymaking techniques, we will create a matching set including earrings, stretch
bracelet, ring and a simple necklace. Learn how to create knots that stay,
apply crimp beads, and discuss ending styles and how to make nice loops for
earrings. Log onto www.glassmoose.com for more information about Sandy
and her business. Cost of materials included in class fee. (3 hours)
Satellite Necklace
9/23 W 5:30-8:30PM $21
These make beautiful necklaces for weddings or
when you want a light and airy feel. Using multistrands of beading wire and spacing beads along
them in different locations makes this a very elegant yet simplistic design. Cost of materials included in class fee. (3 hours)
Woodcarving
Instructors: Lake of the Ozarks Woodcarvers Club
9/17-10/22 Th 6:30-9:00PM $20
This class is set up for a variety of woodcarving skill
levels. Students who have never carved will learn basic techniques, while those with basic skills will learn
advanced techniques. Professionals with the Lake of
the Ozarks Woodcarvers Club will walk you through
the steps to carve two projects (in-the-round and a relief
style. Wood and tools will be provided: cost of materials included in class fee. (6 sessions)
Adirondack Chair, Anyone?
Instructor: Dick Kautzmann
9/15-10/20 Tu 6:00-8:00PM $80
This hands-on class will cover the basic concepts of woodworking, to include the use
of the miter saw, table saw, band saw, router and using jigs to assist in assembling a
chair. The Adirondack chair being built is a design by former lake area resident and
Lake Area Woodworkers Guild member Harold Haines, who retired from a career
as a prosthetics engineer. The “Haines Chair” has been through a number of design
enhancements, and it is much more comfortable than the typical Adirondack chair.
Finishing options will be discussed; general shop and tool-specific safety will be emphasized. Cost of materials included in class fee. (6 sessions)
Computersand Digital Media
iPad/iPhone Intermediate
iPhone Photography Basics
This session is for users who feel comfortable with the basics of the iPhone
or iPad but would like to learn more. If you don’t use many of the features
that have been added in the last few updates, join us for a fun evening exploring the many possibilities that go beyond the apps you use every day.
Share tips and tricks with other users. Investigate free and paid apps. Students are encouraged to bring their own device. (2 sessions).
Learn the basics of taking fun and interesting photos with your iPhone. Topics covered include basic elements of camera, time-lapse, panoramic, HDR,
exposure, focus, white balance, editing with the iPhone and other apps, and
the fundamental elements that make a great iPhone photo. Students must
provide their own phone – iPhone 4s or later with iOS 8.1.0 or later. Note:
iPhone 4s and iPhone 5s may not support all features. (2 sessions)
Instructor: Debbie Teel
Lake Career & Technical Center Rm 109A
9/22 & 9/29 Tu 5:30-7:30PM $25
Choose from 32 different Computer
Applications Microsoft courses including:
Introduction to Microsoft Word 2007, 2010, 2013
Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2007, 2010, 2013
Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint 2013
Instructor: Debbie Teel
Lake Career & Technical Center Rm 109A
10/6 & 10/13 Tu 5:30-7:30PM $25
Choose from 28 different Computer
Applications Adobe courses including:
Introduction to Illustrator CS6
Introduction to Photoshop CS5, CS6
Introduction to Adobe Acrobat X
Introduction to Digital Scrapbooking
Photoshop CS6 for the Digital Photographer
log onto http://www.ed2go.com/lctc
Fitness and Recreation
Meet
Jeff LaHay
After retiring from United Parcel Service, fishing, hunting, hockey and golf have
become Jeff LaHay’s passions. Crappie fishing is his favorite, and he has learned a lot
of different tactics and methods that will produce catching success for you year round!
Jeff will “share some basic ideas that will put fish in your basket and frying pan!”
Crappie Fishing Seminar
Women’s Recreational Volleyball
Learn the basic, intermediate and advanced principles of crappie fishing, lures & tackle, and preferred
habitat from expert fisherman Jeff LaHay. Spend a
couple hours with him and you will like the results.
(2 Hours)
Are you looking for a way to stay active
and have fun? Why not get some girlfriends
Instructor: Jeff LaHay
9/29 Tu 6:00-8:00PM $20
Coordinator: Kathy Hueste
Middle School & Oak Ridge Gyms
9/8-11/10 Tu 6:00-9:30PM $125/team
together for Tuesday night volleyball? Total
number of games played will depend upon the
number of teams participating. The top four
teams will play a one-night tournament (dates
subject to change; no Volleyball 10/20). Please
register your team by September 1.
Water Aerobics
Instructor: Karen Osborn
Sleep Inn & Suites, 1390 E Hwy 54, Camdenton
9/22-10/22 Tu/Th 4:30-5:30PM $45
Enjoy a fun, invigorating workout at the pool. Water
aerobics is wonderful therapy for arthritis, sore joints,
and fibromyalgia. No swimming skills required
(chest deep water); water shoes recommended. (10
sessions)
Spring 2015 Finalists & Referees
Fitness and Recreation
Meet
Paul Leahy
As a Class A PGA Professional since 1991, Paul Leahy fills a niche for LCTC’s
Community Education Program teaching others how to improve their golf game. Paul
started at Tan-Tar-A in 1989 and worked his way up to his current position of Director of
Golf in 2001. He has also been a contributing writer for Lake Lifestyles Magazine since
2008.
“Golf has been a passion of mine since I was a child, and it’s very rewarding that I
can expose others to this great game and hopefully I can create future golfers.” – Paul Leahy
Golf Lessons
Instructor: Paul Leahy
Oaks @ Tan-Tar-A, State Road KK in Osage Beach
9/8-10/6 Tu 5:00-6:00PM $60
Whether you’re new to golf or want to improve your game, the professionals at the Oaks @ Tan-Tar-A will help you learn to grip the club and swing
properly. Teens and younger may enroll if accompanied by an adult. Bring
your own clubs or they will be provided upon request. (5 sessions)
Men’s Basketball
Coordinator: John Reinhold
Hawthorn Elementary Gym
9/2-12/16 W 6:30-8:30PM $20
We all feel better when we exercise and keep active. Wednesday evenings
at Hawthorn Elementary a group of guys (various ages) get together to play
basketball. Join them for a fun night of exercise and camaraderie! (15 sessions; no Basketball 11/25)
Yoga
Instructor: Karen Cleary
Oak Ridge Intermediate Rm 182
8/25-10/13 Tu 4:00-5:00PM $40
8/25-10/13 Tu 5:30-6:30PM $40
8/27-10/22 Th 4:00-5:00PM $40
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. Modifications of poses are taught for any students with specific physical
challenges. Bring a Yoga sticky mat and a pillow or blanket for relaxation time.
(8 sessions; no Thursday Yoga 10/8)
Yogilates
Instructor: Karen Cleary
Oak Ridge Intermediate Rm 182
8/27-10/22 Th 5:30-6:30PM $40
A workout that combines the best of Yoga and Pilates. We will target core muscles and work on maintaining strength and balance. Come prepared to work hard
and have fun! You will need a Yoga/Pilates mat and a small pillow or blanket. (8
sessions; no Yogilates 10/8)
$
Personal Enrichment/Finance
Meet
Dr. Rebecca J. Travnichek, AFC
®
Personal Finance Series
You Know Who You Are. Who Else Does Too?
Instructor: Dr. Rebecca J. Travnichek, AFC®
10/15 Th 5:30-7:30PM $20
What happens when someone “steals” your personal
information? What do you do? Who do you contact?
How long will it take to clear-up fraudulent purchases
and activities on your bank statements and credit report? To answer your questions related to protecting
your good name against identity theft and fraud, plan
to participate in this class. (2 hours)
Who Gets Grandma’s Yellow Pie Plate?
11/9 M 5:30-7:30PM $20
Almost everyone has personal belongings such as
wedding photographs, a baseball glove, or a pie plate
that contain meaning for them and for other members of their family. What happens to your personal
belongings when you die? Who decides who gets
Dr. Travnichek is currently a Regional Family Financial Education Specialist in
six West Central Missouri counties for University of Missouri Extension. She focuses
her programming efforts on financial management for all audiences, youth and money
issues (Pre-K – beyond 12th grade), and specialized financial management topics related to retirement planning, estate planning, and using technology. Her hobbies include
reading, camping/fishing, spending time with family and friends.
I see developing and providing finance-related educational programs and resources
as an extension professional, the most effective method of aiding other persons in becoming
more aware of the importance of financial management. – Becky Travnichek
what? How can decisions be made during one’s
lifetime?“Who Gets Grandma’s Yellow Pie Plate?”
is a program developed by the Cooperative Extension Service at the University of Minnesota. It is
designed to help individuals and families decide
how to distribute non-titled assets—your personal
belongings—in a fair manner. (2 hours)
When Creditors are Predators
11/12 Th 5:30-7:30PM $20
Predatory lending is the practice of charging excessive fees for loans or payment contracts that are
not in a consumer’s best interest, often using targeted, aggressive tactics and false claims, or failing to disclose all terms and costs up front. Using
alternative lending sources can increase the cost of
buying an item 2 to 5 times more. (2 hours)
Learn how to:
• Establish, use and rebuild credit
• Review your own credit report
• Improve your credit score
• Recognize signs of predatory lending
• Make informed decision about alternative
lending sources
• Ask the right questions before getting a loan
Getting Organized for Tax Season
12/3 Th 5:30-7:30PM $20
Do you throw your tax records in a shoe box
throughout the year and then panic when you
open it to get ready for tax season? Having an
organized system for keeping your family’s important records will save you time, trouble and
frustration in the future. It may take time to set
it up initially, but the benefits are well worth the
investment. Keeping good records can actually
save you money on the amount of taxes you pay.
Learn how to keep good records to maximize
your deductions and credits when you file your
taxes. (2 hours)
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Missouri Concealed Carry Class
Basic Handgun
The Concealed Carry Weapon Course is designed to
meet the training requirements to carry a concealed
firearm. Students (minimum age 19) will learn how
to keep a firearm in the home, firearm safety, cleaning and methods of carry. Class will cover the Missouri use of force laws, Castle Doctrine, judgmental shooting, principles of marksmanship, stoppage
clearing, reloading, etc. Students will qualify with a
semi-auto or a revolver. If you do not have a firearm,
one will be provided (.38 or .40 cal and the student
will need to provide the ammo). If you have questions, call Sergeant Brashear 573-836-0567. There
will be a lunch break before range qualification (you
can either bring a lunch or drive off campus).
Equipment Needed:
• Handgun – a semi-auto pistol or a revolver
• 50 rounds of ammunition
• Hearing & eye protection
Qualification portion held off campus; range fees
included in tuition. (8 hours)
The Basic Handgun course is designed for the beginner or advanced shooter. Students will be taught
the fundamentals of pistol marksmanship – proper
stance, grip, draw stroke, sight alignment, trigger
press, loading and unloading, reloading techniques,
and malfunction clearing. There will be classroom
instruction, a lunch break (either bring your own or
drive off campus), then outside instruction (dress
appropriately for weather conditions). (9 hours)
Equipment Needed:
• Handgun (semi-automatic handguns must be
either 9mm, .40 or .45 cal; Revolvers must be
.38 or .357 cal)
• 300 rounds of ammunition for chosen handgun
• Belt, Holster (made for the gun), Magazine
Pouch
• Minimum of two (preferred 3) magazines/
speed loaders
• Hearing & eye protection; a hat of any type
Qualification portion held off campus; range fees
included in tuition.
Instructors: Sergeant Jimmy Brashear & Captain
Tony Helms
9/19
Sa 8AM-4PM $85
10/17 Sa 8AM-4PM $85
Instructors: Sergeant Jimmy Brashear & Captain
Tony Helms
10/3 Sa 8AM-5PM $150
Sign Language (Basics)
Instructor: Robyn Camack
9/14-11/2 M 5:30-7:30PM $70
This class will teach beginning sign vocabulary
as well as grammar, sentence structure, and deaf
culture. Educational games will be employed,
as well as dialogue with class members, personal
practice and performance time. This will be an
enjoyable, fast-paced class which will give you
an excellent signing foundation, as well as a love
of the language of the deaf. (8 sessions)
Beginning Spanish
Instructor: Linda Santibanez-Stark
High School Rm A218
9/14-11/2 M 6:00-8:00PM $70
Le gustaría ser capaz de hablar a español? Then
this is the course for you. It’s an introduction to
Spanish for the person with little or no previous
knowledge of the language. Learn the basics of
the Spanish language. (8 sessions)
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Motorcycle Safety
Basic Rider Course
Instructors: MMSP Certified Instructors
8/8&9
8/22&23
9/12&13
9/26&27
10/17&18
10/24&25
Sa/Su
Sa/Su
Sa/Su
Sa/Su
Sa/Su
Sa/Su
8AM-5PM
8AM-5PM
8AM-5PM
8AM-5PM
8AM-5PM
8AM-5PM
$200
$200
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The Basic Rider Course is aimed at the beginner 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 and skill evaluation. Successful completion of this course allows waiver of the road test portion for motorcycle licensing in Missouri.
MANDATORY ITEMS FOR THIS COURSE:
• DOT APPROVED HELMET (THREE-QUARTER OR FULL FACE)
• STURDY OVER-THE-ANKLE FOOTWEAR WITH LITTLE TO NO HEEL (BOOTS)
• LONG SLEEVE SHIRT OR JACKET THAT REACHES THE WRIST
• LONG PANTS (DENIM OR LEATHER PREFERRED, NO HOLES)
• FULL FINGER GLOVES NOT OPEN ON THE BACK OF THE HAND
• EYE PROTECTION (FACE SHIELD, GOGGLES, SUN GLASSES OR EYE GLASSES)
Student must be a minimum of 15 ½ years old the day the course begins and be able to ride a bicycle. Anyone under 18 years of age must have parental/guardian
permission in writing prior to the riding portion of the course. Motorcycles will be furnished; you cannot use your own. Refunds will not be issued if you do not
pass the course. (2-day course)
Trade and Industrial
Modern Auto Body Painting Techniques
Welding/Machine Tool
Instructor: Garry Briscoe
10/7-10/21 W 6:30-9:00PM $75
Instructor: Bob Hayes
9/8-10/27 Tu 6:30-9:30PM $100
Interested in learning to paint your own car or truck? Learn the steps of the
painting process in this class. You will learn how to spray using modern paint
products, metallic, blendings and how to wet sand clear coats so you can buff
them out to a glossy finish. Students will need to bring your own air respirator. No personal projects allowed unless prior arrangements are made with
the instructor. (3 sessions)
This course offers the basics of either welding or machine shop (your choice).
Welders receive training using gas metal arc welding, gas tungsten arc welding, shielded metal arc welding, manual/automated plasma arc cutting and
oxy-fuel cutting. Machinists receive training on engine lathes, vertical mills
and surface grinders. Individual projects are encouraged as the basic method
of instruction. Fee includes cost of basic materials; additional charges for
custom metal art projects. (8 sessions)
CAMDENTON ADULT EDUCATION & LITERACY
Lake Career & Technical Center • 269 Dare Blvd, Camdenton MO 65020
573-346-9271
Do you wish you had finished high school?
Want a second chance?
YOU are our top priority! The Camdenton Adult Learning Lab has certified instructors – all available to help you
reach your educational and employment goals. Our professional staff will work with you using a variety of formats
and methods to make learning enjoyable and interesting.
Our detailed pre-assessment will help determine a learning style and pace that works best for you. Instruction
focuses on reading, math and writing skill improvement.
If you are between the ages of 17 and 24, you may qualify
for the Scholars at Work Program. More information will
be available at orientation regarding this program.
ORIENTATION: Includes diagnostic testing, goal setting
and personal conference.
Call 573-346-9271 to reserve a seat in one of these sessions (three half days are required to enroll in AEL classes)
Day (9:00AM – 12Noon) or Evening (5:30PM – 8:30PM)
sessions.
• August 11-13,2015
• September 22-24, 2015
• November 3-5, 2015
• January 5-7, 2016
• February 16-18, 2016
• March 29-31, 2016
• May 10-12, 2016
CLASS SCHEDULES:
FREE Adult Basic Education (reading, math and writing
skills) & High School Equivalency preparation classes are
offered Tuesday through Thursday at various times to accommodate student needs. The Lab closes in July; orientation will be held and classes will resume in August.
English as a Second Language Class (ESL/ELL)
Call 573-346-9271 for information or to enroll. Classes are
typically held Monday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
MOLearns – High School Equivalency Online Class
Call 573-346-9271 for information or log onto www.molearns.com to register.
Volunteer Tutors
If you are interested in becoming a volunteer tutor with
the Camdenton Adult Education & Literacy program,
please contact us at 573-346-9271.
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CAMDENTON MO 65020
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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 secondary 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 Superintendent 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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