Marietta Community School

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“Winter is a season of recovery and preparation” – recovery brings discovery;
preparation brings learning opportunities. Discover winter classes at Marietta
Community School that will prepare you for a new and exciting 2016. Focus on losing
weight by taking a yoga class, prepare for a job change by learning medical coding, or
sharpen your hobbies with Photoshop or composting for your garden.
HAVE FUN WITH US THIS WINTER AT MCS!!
Happy Learning,
Cindi Savage, Director
Serving the Marietta and Cobb Community for 32 Years
CONTINUING EDUCATION STAFF
Director: Cindi Savage
Community School Coordinator: Elliot Paulk
ASP/BSP/CAMP Coordinator: Kristen Felix
Bookkeeper: Daphne Richardson
Driver’s Education Specialist: Jennifer Marletta
Driver’s Education Registrar: Denise Sawyer
Registration Office Hours:
Marietta Community School office hours are:
Monday-Thursday 8:00 - 5:00 , Friday 8:00 - 3:30
TEACHERS WANTED
No formal education needed, just the knowledge of a craft or
subject and the desire to teach adult education. All classes are held
at Marietta High School in the evenings. For more information
please visit our web site @ www.mariettacommunityschool.com.
Click on employment and download an application.
DRIVERS ED INSTRUCTORS WANTED
Applicants must hold a current educator’s certificate. All training
will be provided to be a successful driver’s ed instructor. Please
contact Jennifer Marletta for more information at 770-429-3170
ext. 3302
Ideas for Classes?
Do you have a class you would like to take but
can’t find a school that is offering it? Tell us
about it and we will try to make it happen! We
are always looking for new ideas for classes to
offer to the community. Send suggestions to:
[email protected]
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Table of Contents:
Music and Arts .................................................. 1 Career Development and Technology ......... 1-2
Languages and Personal Enhancement ..... 2-3 Home and Leisure ............................................ 4
Sports, Fitness, and Recreation...................... 5 Just for Youth and Teens .............................. 5-7
Special Partnership Opportunities .............. 8-9 Registration Information ................................ 10
Online Course Listings ............................. 11-13 Certiﬁcation Programs .............................. 13-14
Holiday Camp.................................................. 15 Driver’s Education .......................................... 16
Music and Arts
Fox Trot and the Waltz!
Career Development and Technology
Excel Level I
Get back to the basics with two dances that have stood the test of time…the Fox Trot,
the most classic of ballroom dances, and the Waltz, the oldest of ballroom dances. The
dances are fun and simple to learn…and are excellent dances for beginners. In six short
weeks, you will be elegantly gliding around the dance floor. Come meet new people and
have fun as you learn to LOVE the Fox Trot and Waltz. Partner recommended, but not
required. Leather sole shoes suggested.
COURSE #: W1616
FEE: $ 99
Instructor: Cheryl Sutherland, Location: Marietta High School, Adults, 8:00-9:00pm
(Jan. 19-Mar. 1) (6 Tues) Skipping the week of 2/15 - 2/19
Ideal for new user that wants to become well versed in Excel. Topics covered include
entering and editing entries, selecting cells and ranges, creating and modifying basic
formulas, formatting cell contents, printing worksheets; inserting and deleting columns,
rows, and cells; charts; and much more. Computers are provided and recommended book
(not provided) is Microsoft Excel 2010 Level 1 Mastery Series - Labyrinth Learning. Enroll
today to begin your Excel learning!
COURSE #: W16215
FEE: $ 139
Instructor: Susan Holland, Location: Marietta High School, Adults, 6:30-9:00pm
(Jan. 21-Mar. 10) (7 Thurs) Skipping the week of 2/15-2/19
Art Splash! Watercolor Painting!
Fashion Illustration for Beginners
Come for a fun night of painting and learn how to paint a custom scene of your choice! In
this fun workshop, you will learn how to create a watercolor painting step by step. These
step by step projects will build confidence and offer the opportunity to create beautiful
art beginning-to-end to take home or share with loved ones. Create colorful landscapes,
delicate floral compositions, pet portraits, beautiful beaches and bustling city scenes while
learning water color painting techniques. All materials provided, just relax, enjoy, and take
home your masterpiece!
COURSE #: W1622
FEE: $ 49
Instructor: Abrakadoodle, Location: Marietta High School, Adults, 6:00-9:00pm
(Mar. 3) (1Thurs)
East Coast Swing and Jitterbug
Danced to 4/4 time music, swing can be danced to a variety
of music tempos. Slower music is great for East Coast
Swing and faster music is great for Jitterbug. Either way,
swing is bouncy, full of energy, and infectious. Come experience these lively dances, increase your sense of rhythm,
and have fun while learning to LOVE to dance! Partner recommended, but not required. Leather sole shoes suggested.
COURSE #: W16025
FEE: $ 99
Instructor: Cheryl Sutherland, Location: Marietta High School, Adults, 7:00-8:00pm
(Jan. 19-Mar. 1) (6 Thurs) Skipping the week of 2/15 - 2/19
Instant Piano for Hopelessly Busy People
Secrets your piano teacher never told you are revealed in this 3-hour workshop. If you
yearn to experience the joy of playing piano, but you don’t want years of weekly lessons,
this short course is for you! In just a few hours you can learn enough secrets of the trade
to make piano playing a part of your life. How is it done? Typical piano lessons teach you
note reading, but piano professionals use chords. You will learn all the chords needed to
play any pop song in this one session: any song, any style, any key. And you will get a
healthy dose of insider secrets. If you already know your way around a keyboard a little,
you know enough to enroll in this workshop. If not, send an S.A.S.E. to Michael McMillan,
120 Summer Lane, Covington GA 30016 for a free pamphlet that explains the basics.
COURSE #: W16080
FEE: $ 69
Instructor: Michael McMillan, Location: Marietta High School, 16+, 6:00-9:00pm
(Feb. 11) (1 Thurs)
Needle Work
Learn to knit, crochet, tat and read patterns. The knitting
project will be to create your own toboggan hat. You
will learn how to cast, knit, purl, rib stitch, and decrease
stitches in this project. The crochet project will be learning granny squares. You will learn how to chain, slip
stitch, single and double crochet. For Tatting, we will do
a single color single ring edging. If you are advanced
returning student, you may pick your own project and
move forward. This class is for all levels! All beginning
patterns are provided by the instructor. Supply list provided upon registration.
COURSE #: W16361
FEE: $ 99
Instructor: Crystal Perry, Location: Marietta High School, 16+, 6:00-8:00pm (Jan.
19-Mar. 8) (7 Tue) Skipping the week of 2/15 - 2/19
Do you love fashion or want to create your own fashion line? If yes, then here is the
opportunity to learn how. This course is for the students who are interested in learning
fashion illustration as a hobby or want to pursue a career as a fashion illustrator/designer.
An understanding of the accurate proportions of the human body is vital for producing
convincing fashion illustrations and garment designs. This course has been designed to
simplify the process of studying fashion proportions so that you can learn how to draw,
develop and interpret the fashion figure through your own style and direction. A fashion
illustrator reveals how to experiment effectively with colors, art materials and artistic style
to produce a design. Be it a fashion illustrator or designer, the most important skill to
master is drawing the human figure and garment silhouettes. Students need to bring the
following supplies: Canson Marker book, pencils, eraser, tracing paper and ruler. Marker
colors will be specified during the class.
COURSE #: W16222
FEE: $ 129
Instructor: Ruchika Arora, Location: Marietta High School, 14+, 6:00-8:00pm (Jan.
19-Mar. 8) (7 Tues) Skipping the week of 2/15 - 2/19
Mac Computers & I-Pad Intro!
Got a Mac or iPad!? This class is for anyone who
has questions regarding how to’s on their Macintosh
Computer or iPad. Classes will include instructions
regarding Email, Pages, Keynote, Numbers, simple
functions, commands and iCloud. As well as questions regarding Email, Pages, Keynote, Numbers,
and Printing and more are welcome. If you want
to make the switch from PC to Mac this class is
designed for you! (Must bring your Mac laptop or
iPad to class) You must have an email address or
be prepared to create one in class.
COURSE #: W16238
FEE: $ 129
Instructor: Julia Flattes, Location: Marietta High School, Adults, 6:00-8:00 pm (Jan.
Medical Billing 101
Learn the basics of physician-based medical billing. This
course will give you clear and practical guidelines. It is
an introduction to the job responsibilities and basic processes comprising the medical billing world. Experience
hands on case studies and application tools offering
you practice on actual forms to build confidence in your
new knowledge and skills. This course is a resource to
start you off right on your journey to becoming a medical billing professional. Your instructor is a Certified
Professional Coder-instructor for AAPC and the former
billing supervisor of a local health department with over
30 years of experience. Books may be purchased at the
first class ($60).
COURSE #: W16241
FEE: $ 129
Instructor: Mimi Franklin, CPC, CPC-I, Location: Marietta High School, Adults,
6:30-8:30pm (Jan. 21-Mar. 10) (7 Thurs) Skipping the week of 2/15 - 2/19
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Introduction to ICD-10-CM Coding
This course is a basic introduction to the new
world of ICD-10-CM and will give you clear and
basic steps to ICD-10 -CM coding. Experience
hands on coding and application tools offering you
practice on actual exercises to build confidence
in your new knowledge and skills. This course is
also a great resource to jump start you on how
to become a professional medical coder and
obtain certification. Your instructor is a Certified
Professional Coder and an Approved ICD-10 CM
Instructor for the American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC). She has over 30
years of billing/coding experience. Books may be purchased at the first class ($70).
COURSE #: W16245
FEE: $ 159
Instructor: Mimi Franklin, CPC, CPC-I, Location: Marietta High School, Adults,
6:30-8:30 pm (Jan. 19-Mar. 8) (7 Tues) Skipping the week of 2/15 - 2/19
Photoshop Elements-The organizer workspace
Before you can start using Photoshop elements to edit photos and create projects, you
need to import your photos and other media files into one or more catalogs. After you
create a catalog you can start to manage, attach keyword tags, search and fix photos/
media files, and group photos into albums. View photos in the photo browser by folder
location or date view. This class will teach you how to do all of the above.
COURSE #: W1600253
FEE: $ 69
(Jan. 19-Jan. 26) (2 Tues)
Photoshop elements - level one
Photoshop elements is a popular photo-editing program you can use to modify, optimize,
and organize digital images. In level 1 we concentrate on the editor workspace. You
can use the editor to make imperfect snapshots clearer and more colorful, as well as
retouch and restore older photos. You can also learn to use the many tools in the toolbox. In addition, learn some layer basics; apply filters, styles, effects and text elements.
Prerequisite: the organizer workspace or a working knowledge of organizer.
COURSE #: W1600254
FEE: $ 139
(Feb. 2-Mar. 8) (5 Tues) Skipping the week of 2/15-2/19
Resumes for the 21st Century!
Need a job? New to the job market or just ready for a
change? Resume just not getting any good hits? This
is the class for you. First, it’s important to know that
resume writing has changed considerably in recent
years. The competition is fierce. In a tough market, you
need a resume that helps you stand out among a sea
of applicants after the same bait. The end result will
produce a resume that sells your strongest skillset and
accomplishments directly to the recruiter. With more
emphasis on marketing and online presence, you will
leave this class with the key to open the door to your next job.
COURSE #: W16268
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: Malika Humphries, Location: Marietta High School, adults, 7:00-8:30
pm (Jan. 19-Mar. 8) (7 Tues) Skipping the week of 2/15-2/19
So You Want to Write a Book
Join self-published author and independent publisher, Dana Ellington for tips, tricks,
and the tools you need to generate a 50,000 word first draft of that novel you’ve always
wanted to write. Writer and publisher of four books since 2008, Ms. Myles has used these
same techniques to build her own publishing consulting business. Dana is partnering with
the Marietta Community School to offer her seven-week coaching program, normally a
$320 value, at a steeply discounted price! You’ll learn everything from how to generate
ideas to the steps needed in order to get your final piece submitted for publication. This
course works for a variety of writing including fiction, non-fiction, blog posts or memoirs
and for writers aged 16 and above.
COURSE #: W16284
FEE: $ 89
Instructor: Dana Myles, Location: Marietta High School, 6:00-7:00p.m. (Jan.
19-Mar. 8) (7 Tues) Skipping the week of 2/15 - 2/19
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Languages and Personal Enhancement
Adult CPR/First Aid & AED Certification
Individuals who require or desire CPR, AED, and first aid knowledge and skills; including
emergency response teams in business and industry, school bus drivers, adult residential
care personnel, child care workers, teachers, parents, life guards, and personal knowledge seekers. Workshop style class held at Marietta High School. Great for anyone!!!
Participants receive a 2 year certification on completion of class in Adult/child/infant
certification. The material has been OSHA certified through the American Safety Health
Institute.
COURSE #: W16010
FEE: $ 69
Instructor: Kasaundra Johnson, Location: Marietta High School, 18+, 6:00pm9:00pm (Mar. 3) (1 Thurs)
College Planning - The BIG three:
saving, cost reduction & pre-planning
College Planning isn’t just about the financing; it is
about SMART choices and these choices begin in
middle school. Parents and child both need to be
involved with the steps of preparation. Many parents
find themselves confused about saving for college;
wondering what is the best way for your financial
situation and intention. Once the student reaches
their junior year, sharp attention needs to shift to
choice of career path and how to address bridging
the cost. This class explores the many approaches
to college savings and preparing in advance for the
financial cost. Participants are given a timeline explaining what needs to happen from day
one of freshman year so that the student and parent together pre-plan for the selection of
a college and increase the odds of getting accepted. This class is best suited for parents
of middle school age and up. Spouses FREE!
COURSE #: W1612
FEE: $ 39
Instructor: Catherine Turner, CFP, ChFC, Location: Marietta High School, adults,
7:00 - 9:00pm (Feb. 23) (1 Tues)
Defensive Driving (Lower your Insurance!)
Take advantage of the state law creating a 10% discount on your car insurance if you
complete this course sponsored by the National Safety Council. Three years safe driving
record required for discount (check with your insurance agent for specific details). This is
an interesting, fast-paced course.
COURSE #: W16026 A
FEE: $ 69
Instructor: Ordale Randall, Location: 2137 Kingston Court, Suite 101, Marietta
GA 30067, adults, 2:00pm-8:00pm (Jan. 30) (1 Sat)
COURSE #: W16026 B
FEE: $69
Instructor: Ordale Randall, Location: 2137 Kingston Court, Suite 101, Marietta
GA 30067, adults, 2:00pm-8:00pm (Feb. 27) (1 Sat)
French I
Basic French for travelers. Learn to speak French the fast and fun way with some basic
grammar and helpful conversation to get you ready for your trip to France. Please bring a
copy of Learn French the Fast and Fun Way, 3rd Edition by Barron’s to the first class.
COURSE #: W16032
FEE: $ 129
Instructor: Lucy Fraint, Location: Marietta High School, 16+, 7:00-9:00pm (Jan.
French II
This course is designed to assist students to
learn practical and functional use of French
in everyday situations. Stories, dialogues
and word games will help students reach
and achieve proficiency in speaking, reading,
and writing in French. Book (Found in most
stores) French Now- Level 1 - 5th Edition
COURSE #: W16028
FEE: $ 129
Instructor: Lucy Fraint, Location: Marietta High School, 18+, 7:00-9:00 pm (Jan.
21-Mar. 10) (7 Thurs) Skipping the week of 2/15 - 2/19
5 Keys to Avoid Shortchanging Your Social Security Income
The Second World War
Social Security is a cornerstone of retirement income, but the decisions people make
on receiving their Social Security benefits often result in them not getting shortchanged
on what is available to them. This course will provide information and strategies to help
students avoid many of the pitfalls associated with Social Security benefits, including
whether you should apply early for benefits, how to increase your current and lifetime
income, how to minimize the tax on your benefits, and more. When you attend this class,
you will not only come away with good information but also an Action Plan to get the
most out of this most valuable benefit.
COURSE #: W1638 A
FEE: $ 39
Instructor: Kevin Turner, Location: Marietta High School, 6:30-9:00pm (Jan. 26) (1 Tues)
COURSE #: W1638 B
FEE $ 39
Instructor: Kevin Turner, Location: Marietta High School, 6:30-9:00pm (Feb. 25) (1 Thurs)
It was the world’s most significant and far-reaching conflict in modern history. It has
shaped our world since. This course is customized to you. Anything from the strategic
and tactical, to the leaders, troops, technology, ships, aircraft and weapons is open to
discussion. How the war began and was fought in Europe, North Africa, the Atlantic,
the Pacific and Asia. For example, learn about the causes of the war, mistakes, common myths, lessons learned, fascism, Blitzkrieg, U-Boats, code-breaking, Pearl Harbor,
economic/industrial power, air warfare, D-Day, Holocaust, strategic bombing, kamikazes,
secret weapons, A-Bombs, how victory was achieved, and more. A recommended reading
is A World at Arms by Gerhard L. Weinberg. Both the new student and the long-time history buff are welcome.
COURSE #: W16188
FEE: $ 119
Instructor: Dan Streett, Location: Marietta High School, 18+, 7:00-9:00 pm (Jan.
21-Mar. 10) (7 Thur) Skipping the week of 2/15-2/19
Sign Language I
Retirement - Smart Decisions
Think of the difference it would make if you could improve
your nonverbal communication skills. Take this introduction
to sign language for communicating with the deaf. This skill
is in demand in professional fields in many areas such as
medicine, law, community, church programs and education.
There will be an overview of the various signing systems.
The course will then focus on signing exact English, learning to fingerspell, count, “sing”, and developing a basic
American Sign Language (ASL) vocabulary.
COURSE #: W1662
FEE: $ 129
Instructor: GanneElyse Amelingmeier, Location: Marietta High School, 14+, 6:308:30 pm (Jan. 19-Mar. 8) (7 Tues) Skipping the week of 2/15 - 2/19
A quick way to botch up your retirement years is by
having unrealistic expectations on the life you can
afford. Sustainable financial futures are a result of
disciplined planning and astute decisions on a host of
key issues. Managing your savings for both income
and growth, understanding the impact of taxes,
healthcare, longevity and the consequences of poor
Social Security and Pension decisions require having
answers BEFORE retiring. Class highlights common
goof-ups eager retirees make. When you are making the most difficult and irrevocable
financial decisions in your life, smart insight can’t be measured. Spouses FREE!
COURSE #: W1625
FEE: $ 39
Instructor: Catherine Turner, CFP, Location: Marietta High School, 18+, 7:00-9:00
pm (Feb. 2) (1 Tues)
Sign Language II
Think of the difference it would make if you could improve your nonverbal communication skills. Take this sign language class for communicating with the deaf. This skill is in
demand in professional fields in many areas such as medicine, law, community, church
programs and education. This course is “A continuation of Sign I”. Student must have
completed Sign I with instructor Ganne Elyse Amelingmeier to be eligible for this class.
COURSE #: W16063
FEE: $ 129
Instructor: GanneElyse Amelingmeier, Location: Marietta High School, 14+, 6:308:30pm (Jan. 21-Mar. 10) (7 Thurs) Skipping the week of 2/15 - 2/19
Learn It, Say It, Write It: Grammar Basics
Would you like to learn or refresh your basic
grammar skills? Do you need to be certain of
the difference between there/they’re/their. Do
you want to understand when to use your/
you’re or a/an? If you answered “YES” to all
three questions, join us for some basic grammar fun. This course will refresh your grammar skills and keep you polished when writing
and speaking!
COURSE #: W16094
FEE: $ 99
Instructor: LaJuana Delaney, Location: Marietta High School, Adults, 6:15-7:15pm
(Jan. 21-Mar. 10) (7 Thurs) Skipping the week of 2/15-2/19
Spanish - Beginner
This course is designed for students to learn the basic
grammar in Spanish. Students will develop basic comprehension skills, reading and writing stories, translating from
Spanish to English. Understanding Colors, Time, Weather,
Days of the Week, Months of the Year, Family, Counting
and many more. Students will also learn how to greet each
other and use correct Spanish and master vocabulary
words.
COURSE #: W16180
FEE: $ 119
Instructor: Maria Howard, Location: Marietta High School, Adults, 6:00-8:00p.m.
(Jan. 21-Mar. 10) (7 Thurs) Skipping the week of 2/15 - 2/19
Public Speaking Made Easy!
The ability to speak well in public is something that will serve you well throughout your
professional life, for many reasons. Those who can do it are well respected, admired, and
more inclined to be promoted. It builds confidence, credibility, and gives you an opportunity to express yourself on many different fronts. Most people say that giving a speech is
their greatest fear. And yet the ability to give a speech is one of the most valued business
skills today. This two evening highly interactive workshop will focus on the basics of
speaking in front of small and large groups and give you some new skills to add to your
speaker’s toolbox.
COURSE #: W168415
FEE: $ 69
Instructor: David Doerrier, Location: Marietta High School, Adults, 6:00-9:00pm
(Feb. 23-Mar. 1) (2 Tues)
The Social Security Conundrum
Deciding when to draw Social Security benefits is not as simple as tying it to the day
you leave your job. Too much is at stake. A common error is deciding to claim benefits
independent of other very important retirement decisions. For those ages 62 or older, and
married, you could be leaving $$ each month on the table. Making the most of your SS
benefits requires understanding what is not obvious and then planning in advance. This
class most valuable to those approaching retirement. Spouses FREE!
COURSE #: W16818
FEE: $ 39
Instructor: Catherine Turner CFP, Location: Marietta High School, adults, 7:009:00pm (Mar. 1) (1 Tues)
What You Need to Know Before You File for Divorce
This seminar is designed for anyone who is contemplating filing for divorce but does
not know what to expect. The subjects covered include alimony, child support, custody,
visitation, property division, contempt, and modification. You will also learn both legal and
practical ways to protect yourself, your children, and your property. The seminar is taught
by a practicing family law attorney with over 23 years of experience.
COURSE #: W16890 A
FEE: $ 49
Instructor: Beverly Cohen, Location: Marietta High School, adults, 6:30-9:30pm
(Jan. 26) (1 Tue)
COURSE #: W16890 B
FEE $ 49
Instructor: Beverly Cohen, Location: Marietta High School, adults, 6:30-9:30pm
(Feb. 23) (1 Tue)
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Home and Leisure
Burlap, Burlap, Burlap!
In this course, come and join Abrakadoodle as they teach you how to create your very
own burlap Wreath. Make a year round burlap wreath that can be used for any holiday
or occasion. I will show you how you can take it from spring to Fall or Winter by adding
some embellishments for the new season. All that is needed of you is to show up and
have a good time! Get ready to enjoy!
COURSE #: W16402
FEE: $ 49
Instructor: Abrakadoodle, Location: Marietta High School, 18+, 6:00-9:00p.m. (Jan.
28) (1 Thurs)
Antiques & Jewelry Appraising
If you like the Antiques Road Show series, you will love this
course! If you like jewelry, you NEED this course! Appraising
heirlooms and collectibles is easier than you think-once you
learn about time periods, hallmarks, trademarks and secrets that
antique dealer’s use. This class includes free appraisals on items
and jewelry that you bring in! The instructor is a gemologist
and antiques appraiser with decades of experience. She lectures
worldwide on cruise ships and has many tips for negotiating yard
sales, exploring EBay, and will share her expertise for buying or
selling. Even professionals will enjoy the interesting folklore,
myths, and legends that are discussed in class. Plenty of time for
Q&A, bring 2 items for market evaluation/appraisal, and any jewelry, costume OR real come and find out what you have!
COURSE #: W16348
FEE: $ 69
Instructor: Lori Nelson, Location: Marietta High School, Adults, 6:00-9:00p.m. (Feb.
9) (1 Tues)
Decorating Your House with Paint
HGTV Instructor Jan Britt will wow you! Are you always concerned that you choose the wrong paint colors for your walls?
Your walls have the largest square footage in your room and
have the largest impact. Learn where the color palette should
come from. Come to this class and learn how to choose your
own paint colors. You will enjoy the impact the “right” color
will have on you and your family’s personality.
COURSE #: W16345
FEE: $ 59
Instructor: Jan Britt, Location: Marietta High School, Adults, 6:00-8:00 pm (Jan. 19)
(1 Tues)
ESSENTIAL OILS - Take Control of Your Health!
Learn what are essential oils are, where they come from, how they can be used to replace
and eliminate a lot of the toxic chemicals hidden in the products we buy every day. This
7 week program is an extensive overview that will introduce you to the power of 100%
pure, natural, plant-based solutions that will help you be healthier and save you money!
*Week 4 & 7 will be “Make & Take” classes, where you will be able to take home products made with essential oils- supply costs are included in class fee.
COURSE #: W16347
FEE: $ 129
Instructor: Summers Wellness, Location: Marietta High School, Adults, 6:007:30pm (Jan. 19-Mar. 8) (7 Tues) Skipping week of 2/15-2/19
Feng Shui
Wondering what Feng Shui is? How it works? Want to
know more about compass directions and their impact on
you? Curious about your wealth area or your relationship
area? Or even your fame and reputation area? Learn the
answers to these questions and more. Discover how the
practice of this ancient technology identifies aspects of
your environment and their impact on you. Great class!!!
COURSE #: W160348
FEE: $ 49
Instructor: Rochel Parker, Location: Marietta High School, 6:00-9:00pm (Mar. 3) (1 Thurs)
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Interior Decorating 101 “A class for everyone”
Do you love decorating your home? Learn about the current decorating styles and color
palettes. You will learn about wall color and how to choose paint colors, window treatments, placement of pictures, and much more. Learn about choosing furniture, lighting,
area rugs and carpet. The class will travel to one lucky student’s house for the last class
to experience what they have learned and to see how it can all be pulled together in a
practical way. The instructor for this class has been featured on HGTV and done magazine
work in this field.
COURSE #: W16349
FEE: $ 79
Instructor: Jan Britt, Location: Marietta High School, 18+, 6:30-8:30 pm (Feb.
23-Mar. 8) (3 Tues)
H.O.M.E. Education and Credit Restoration
If you are a first time homebuyer or existing homeowner
you will learn how to gain, keep, and protect your real
estate assets. We will learn different types of financing
and down payment or zero down payment assistance
programs. You will learn how to read a Purchase and
Sale Agreement and HUD settlement statement from A-Z.
Are you considering a Short sale or Loan Modification
as an existing homeowner? Know the difference in Short
sales and foreclosures and types of Loan Modification
Programs. Are you interested in purchasing a home
after bankruptcy, short sale, or foreclosure? Who do you
know that has a less than perfect credit score and need a
credit score boost? Learn the 10 Credit Myths and Credit
Restoration Solutions. Are you a victim of Identity Theft and want to learn how to protect
your Identity? Do you have a will to protect your assets and family?
COURSE #: W16351
FEE: $ 49
Instructor: Shalanda Smith, Location: Marietta High School, 6:00-9:00pm (Mar. 3)
(1 Thurs)
Rethunk Junk Home Decor Class
Want to Rethunk your own Junk?? Come to a Rethunk Junk by Abrakadoodle Class! Just
bring a small solid wood piece of furniture, lamp, picture frame or anything needing to
be rethunk. Please bring something you can carry (no backing up your U-Haul), a 1-2”
quality paintbrush and your paint clothes! We will provide the rest! Tips, advice, and
instruction. Years of paint knowledge! We will bring additional paint for you to purchase
(cash or check only) if you want to rethunk more junk at home. Please email knubel@
abrakadoodle.com your choice of paint color before the class.
COURSE #: W16375
FEE: $ 59
Instructor: Abrakadoodle, Location: Marietta High School, adults, 6:00-9:00pm
(Feb. 11) (1 Thurs)
Green Gurlz - Introduction to Composting
This is a fun, hands on class that introduces us to “Black
Gold!” We will learn about different composting techniques,
such as Worm Composting. We will explore the benefits
of composting; for example, how to improve your garden,
and preventing organic waste from ending up in the landfill.
Composting is fun, easy, does not smell, and is a great way
to take kitchen scraps and create something nutritional and
valuable. Rot On!
COURSE #: W16353
FEE: $ 89
Instructor: Lisa Sehannie, Location: Marietta High School, adults, 6:30-8:30pm
(Jan. 21-Feb. 11) (4 Thurs)
Green Gurlz - Upcycled Art
This is a fun, hands on class where we will take everyday items, and turn them into beautiful and functional pieces of art. We will explore unconventional ways to reduce, reuse,
and recycle by making eco-friendly art pieces. For example, taking a newspaper, and
making a basket; or turning an aluminum can into a lamp. Let’s create amazing art from
materials you were going to throw away!
COURSE #: W16354
FEE: $ 69
Instructor: Lisa Sehannie, Location: Marietta High School, adults, 6:30-8:30pm
(Feb. 25-Mar. 10) (3 Thurs)
Sports, Fitness, and Recreation
Just for Youth and Teens
Dynamic Self Defense
Taekwondo
Learn situational awareness and basic self-defense by practicing the best and most effective techniques from many
martial arts in a safe and friendly environment. Dynamic
Self Defense (DSD), established in 1997, is a practical,
comprehensive, and modern martial art designed for
street self-defense. DSD also provides total fitness (cardio,
strength, and flexibility) and is suitable for all fitness levels
and all ages from 18 to 95! This introductory course prepares participants to advance to DSD yellow belt, but you
can go from there to Black belt and beyond! To learn more
about Dynamic Self Defense, check out our website at www.dynamicselfdefense.com
COURSE #: W1600960
FEE: $ 119
Instructor: Dynamic Self Defense, Location: 202 Waterman St. Marietta 30060
(Salvation Army), 18+, 11:00am-12:00pm (Jan. 23-Mar. 5) (7 Saturdays)
Taekwondo is a fun way for children to get fit and to learn focus, discipline, respect,
perseverance, and self-defense skills. Students who take our program are often able to
focus on school work better, and their improved confidence and skills help them deal with
difficult social situations, such as getting bullied. Taekwondo is a Korean martial art that
focuses on kicks, and our instructors are passionate about helping every student do their
best to reach their potential. Our program focuses on TKD basics, as well as general fitness.
COURSE #: W1699 AL
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: White Tiger Martial Arts , Location: A.L. Burruss, K-5th grade A.L.
Burruss students only, 3:15-4:15pm(Jan. 19-Mar. 15) (6 Tues) Skipping 2/16, 3/1 & 3/8
Self Defense for Women (A must take for any Women)
COURSE #: W1699 MCAA
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: White Tiger Martial Arts , Location: Marietta Center for Advanced
Academics, 3rd-6th grade MCAA & MSGA students only, 4:15-5:15pm(Jan. 25-Mar. 14)
(6 Mon) Skipping 2/15 & 2/22
Knowing how to defend yourself against a violent crime increases your confidence.
Increasing your confidence reduces your odds of being targeted as a victim. We will
begin with a presentation and discussion about mental preparedness and techniques to
avoid and /or diffuse potentially dangerous situations. We then practice a few very simple,
but very effective, techniques that can be performed by anyone to quickly end a violent
attack and escape to safety. Gain self-confidence and be prepared with effective, easy
to learn self-defense skills based on the Dynamic Self Defense International system. No
athletic ability required. The instructor donates her course fee to Cobb Street Ministries, a
women’s shelter. We need 8 women to host this course, please spread the word to raise
awareness!
COURSE #: W16986
FEE: $ 49
Instructor: Kathy Lynn, Location: Marietta High School, women 13+, 6:15-8:30 pm
(Feb. 4) (1 Thur)
Vinyasa Yoga
During these weekly yoga classes you will learn the
foundation of a vinyasa (meaning to connect breath with
movement) yoga practice, focusing on body alignment
and breath. Through this practice you are able to gain
strength, flexibility, awareness, relaxation, self-acceptance, and much more. All you need to bring is a yoga
mat and an open mind. The instructor will customize the
sessions to fit the needs of those in attendance, as we
progress through the course it will evolve as you build
your knowledge of the practice. No prior yoga experience is required and all levels are welcome. It is recommended that you wear comfortable clothing that you are able to move in. You will work up
a sweat so a small hand towel and water to drink is highly suggested.
COURSE #: W16988
FEE: $ 99
Instructor: Hayley Ziegler, Location: Marietta High School, Adults 18+, 6:30pm 7:30pm (Jan. 21-Mar. 10) (7 Thurs) Skipping the week of 2/15-2/19
Register three ways!
Online:
www.mariettacommunityschool.com
Phone:
770-429-3170 Ext. 3306
Mail:
1171 Whitlock Ave. Marietta, Ga 30064
“ATTN: Community School”
COURSE #: W1699 HH
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: White Tiger Martial Arts , Location: Hickory Hills, K-5th grade Hickory
Hills students only, 3:15-4:15pm(Jan. 21-Mar. 3) (6 Thurs) Skipping 2/18
COURSE #: W1699 WEST
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: White Tiger Martial Arts, Location: Westside, K-5th grade Westside students only, 3:15-4:15pm (Jan. 20-Mar. 2) (6 Wed) Skipping 2/17
Chess Club
Make the right move for your child
this school year! Chess develops your
child’s reading and math ability, critical and analytical thinking skills, and
builds character and self-esteem. But
don’t tell the kids...they think chess is
fun! Our Chess instructors and coaches are not only exceptional chess players themselves, but they have a passion for sharing their knowledge with children. They
have years of chess playing experience, tournament experience, and the passion to keep
the kids entertained! Chess2Children is excited to offer an after-school Chess Club, coordinated with Marietta Community School. All clubs follow their respective school calendar
(no classes on holidays, early release, etc.).
COURSE #: W16500 A.L.
FEE: $ 135
Instructor: Chess2Children, Location: A.L. Burruss, Grades K-5 for A.L. Burruss
students only, 3:15-4:15 pm (Jan. 20-Mar. 2) (6 Wed) Skipping 2/17
COURSE #: W16500 LOCK
FEE: $ 135
Instructor: Chess2Children, Location: Lockheed Elementary, Grades K-5 for Sawyer
Road students only, 3:15-4:15 pm (Jan. 25-Mar. 14) (6 Mon) Skipping 2/15 & 3/7
FEE: $ 135
Instructor: Chess2Children , Location: Marietta Center for Advanced Academics,
MCAA & MSGA students only, 4:15-5:15 pm(Jan. 19-Mar. 15) (6 Tues) Skipping 2/16,
2/23 & 3/1
COURSE #: W16500 MMS
FEE: $ 135
Instructor: Chess2Children, Location: Marietta Middle School, Grades 7th-8th for
Marietta Middle School students only, 3:00-4:00 pm (Jan. 19-Mar. 15) (6 Tues) Skipping
2/16, 2/23 & 3/1
COURSE #: W16500 SR
FEE: $ 135
Instructor: Chess2Children, Location: Sawyer Road Elementary, Grades K-5 for
Sawyer Road students only, 3:15-4:15 pm (Jan. 21-Mar. 3) (6 Thur) Skipping 2/18
COURSE #: W16500 WEST.
FEE: $ 135
Instructor: Chess2Children, Location: Westside Elementary, Grades K-5 for
Westside Elementary students only, 3:15 -4:15pm (Jan. 21-Mar. 3) (6 Thur) Skipping 2/18
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Cheer Club!
Manners Matter
Join us for After School Cheer Club open to grades
K-5th!! Cheerleaders will learn the fundamentals of
cheer and dance technique including stretching, jumps/
kicks, beginner stunting, voice projection, cheers, arm
motions, sideline dances and a full routine! Cheerleaders
will perform all they have learned for family and friends
at The Extreme Cheer Exhibition. Material taught in
each class is always brand NEW, so if you’ve been on
our squad before, get ready for more FUN! Includes a
T-SHIRT and lots of fun!!
COURSE #: W16501 AL
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: Cheer Your Heart Out, Location: A.L. Burruss Elementary, K-5 grade
A.L. Burruss students only, 3:15-4:15pm (Jan. 21-Mar. 3) (6 Thurs) Skipping 2/18
Manners Matters! is a unique set of classes created
specifically for young people to help them develop the
habit of excellent social skills that will enhance their
relationships & ability to successfully navigate through
their entire lives. The seeds of soft skills such as good
manners, core values and ethics are first planted in
early life. These skills are necessary for our children
to learn in order for them to be considerate, tolerant,
respectful & happy. Help your child become the best
that he or she can be!
COURSE #: W16551 AL
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: Manners Matters, Location: A.L. Burruss Elementary, For A.L. Burruss
Students Only, 3:15-4:15pm (Jan. 20-Mar. 2) (6 Wed) Skipping 2/17
COURSE #: W16501 HH
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: Cheer Your Heart Out, Location: Hickory Hills Elementary, K-5 grade
Hickory Hills students only, 3:15-4:15pm (Jan. 19-Mar. 15) (6 Tues) Skipping 2/16, 3/1
& 3/8
COURSE #: W16551 H.H.
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: Manners Matter, Location: Hickory Hills Elementary, For Hickory Hills
Students Only, 3:15-4:15pm (Jan. 25-Mar. 14) (6 Mon) Skipping 2/15 & 3/7
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: Cheer Your Heart Out, Location: MCAA, MCAA and MSGA students only,
4:15-5:15pm (Jan. 21-Mar. 10) (6 Thurs) Skipping 2/18 & 2/25
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: Cheer Your Heart Out, Location: Westside Elementary, K-5 grade
Westside students only, 3:15-4:15pm (Jan. 20-Mar. 2) (6 Wed) Skipping 2/17
Bricks 4 Kidz - Awesome LEGO Learning
Bricks 4 Kidz where we learn, we build, we play
with LEGO Bricks provides an extraordinary
atmosphere for children to learn through activities
that engage their curiosity and creativity. Bricks 4
Kidz programs are built around proprietary model
plans, designed by engineers and architects, with
exciting themes such as space, construction,
and amusement parks. Our specially designed
project kits and theme-based models provide the
building blocks for the Bricks 4 Kidz approach to
educational play. Students build a new one-of-akind S.T.E.M. based LEGO project each week with
the opportunity to test each build like a scientist.
Students explore principles of science, technology, engineering, math and more while developing
problem solving, team building and critical thinking skills. The material in each session will vary
depending upon student’s age and skill level. Students love the LEGO builds - parents
love the Learning!
COURSE #: W16545 AL
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: Bricks 4 Kidz, Location: A.L. Burruss, K-5th Grade -A.L. Burruss Students
Only, 3:15-4:15pm (Jan. 21-Mar. 3) (6 Thurs) Skipping 2/18
FEE: $109
Instructor: Bricks 4 Kidz , Location: Marietta Center for Advanced Academics,
3rd-6th Grade -MSGA & MCAA Students Only, 4:15-5:15pm(Jan. 20-Mar. 9) (6 Wed)
Skipping 2/17 & 2/24
FEE: $109
Instructor: Bricks 4 Kidz, Location: WestSide Elementary, K-5th Grade - WestSide
Students Only, 3:15-4:15pm (Jan. 19-Mar. 15) (6 Tues.) Skipping 2/16, 3/1 & 3/8
COURSE #: W16551 LOCK.
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: Manners Matter, Location: Lockheed Elementary, For Lockheed Students
Only, 3:15-4:15pm (Jan. 21-Mar. 3) (6 Thurs) Skipping 2/18
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: Manners Matter, Location: Westside Elementary, For Westside Students
Only, 3:15-4:15pm (Jan. 19-Mar. 15) (6 Tues) Skipping 2/16, 3/1 & 3/8
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: Manners Matter, Location: Marietta Center for Advanced Academics,
MCAA & MSGA students only, 4:15-5:15 pm(Jan. 19-Mar. 15) (6 Tues) Skipping 2/16,
2/23 & 3/1
Tennis Time
TENNIS TIME is a fun, exciting, kid’s tennis
program taught by some of Atlanta’s best
tennis coaches at your child’s school! Tennis
Time will have your kids loving tennis in no
time! With new foam balls, portable miniature nets, and age appropriate rackets Tennis
Time coaches provide everything your child
needs to enjoy these fun weekly kids’ tennis
classes. Your child will learn among other
things: Fundamentals of tennis, forehands,
backhands, volleys, serve, enhanced movement and agility, hand-eye coordination and
we’re committed to helping children form
healthy exercise habits all while teaching them the one true sport you can play for a lifetime, Tennis! Enroll Today.
FEE: $ 139
Instructor: Tennis Time, Location: A.L. Burruss, Grades K-5 A.L.Burruss students
only, 3:15-4:15pm (Jan. 25-Mar. 14) (6 Mon) Skipping 2/15, & 3/7
FEE: $ 139
Instructor: Tennis Time, Location: Lockheed Elementary, Grades K-5 Lockheed students only, 3:15-4:15pm (Jan. 19-Mar. 15) (6 Tue) Skipping 2/16, 3/1, & 3/8
COURSE #: W16650 MCAA.
FEE: $ 139
Instructor: Tennis Time, Location: Marietta Center for Advanced Academics,
Grades 3-6 MCAA & MSGA students only, 4:15-5:15pm(Jan. 20-Mar. 9) (6 Wed) Skipping
2/17 & 2/24
FEE: $ 139
Instructor: Tennis Time, Location: West Side Elementary, Grades K-5 West Side
students only, 3:15-4:15pm (Jan. 21-Mar. 3) (6 Thur) Skipping 2/18
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Young Rembrandts- Drawing Class
This winter is the perfect time to register for
Young Rembrandts! Artists will advance techniques in color pencil, marker and Sharpie. A
fast food still life, emoticons and the statue of
liberty will provide a lot of fun and many artistic
challenges. Young Rembrandts students will
emulate master artist Andy Warhol, create their
own skateboard graphic and much more. Make
this an unforgettable winter for learning and fun.
Enroll today! (All classes require a four student
minimum to be able to host course)
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: Young Rembrandts, Location: A.L. Burruss, K-5th Grade, A.L. Burruss
students only, 3:15-4:15pm (Jan. 19-Mar. 15) (6 Tue) Skipping 2/16, 3/1 & 3/8
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: Smyrna Dancers, Location: MCAA, MCAA/MSGA Students Only, 4:155:15pm (Jan. 21-Mar. 10) (6 Thurs) Skipping 2/18 & 2/25
COURSE #: W16653 SR
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: Smyrna Dancers, Location: Sawyer Road Elementary, Sawyer Road
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: Smyrna Dancers, Location: West Side Elementary, West Side Students
Only, 3:15-4:15pm (Jan. 25-Mar. 14) (6 Mon) Skipping 2/15 & 3/7
COURSE #: W16651 DUN.
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: Young Rembrandts, Location: Dunleith Elementary, K-5th Grade,
Dunleith students only, 3:15-4:15pm (Jan. 25-Mar. 14) (6 Mon) Skipping 2/15 & 3/7
COURSE #: W16651 H.H.
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: Young Rembrandts, Location: Hickory Hills Elementary, K-5th Grade,
Hickory Hills students only, 3:15-4:15pm(Jan. 20-Mar. 2) (6 Wed) Skipping 2/17
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: Young Rembrandts, Location: Lockheed Elementary, K-5th Grade,
Lockheed students only, 3:15-4:15pm (Jan. 20-Mar. 2) (6 Wed) Skipping 2/17
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: Young Rembrandts, Location: Marietta Center For Advanced
Academics, 3-6th Grade, MCAA and MSGA students only, 4:15-5:15pm(Jan. 25-Mar. 14)
(6 Mon) Skipping 2/15 & 2/22
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COURSE #: W16651 S.R.
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: Young Rembrandts, Location: Sawyer Road Elementary, K-5th Grade,
Sawyer Road students only, 3:15-4:15pm(Jan. 19-Mar. 15) (6 Tues) Skipping 2/16, 3/1
& 3/8
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: Young Rembrandts, Location: West Side Elementary, K-5th Grade, West
Side students only, 3:15-4:15pm(Jan. 25-Mar. 14) (6 Mon) Skipping 2/15 & 3/7
Neutron Dance Club
An Age Appropriate Hip Hop Class!
Fun, Fast, Fitness. Boys and Girls will
have the time of their lives learning
self-expression through dance and
movement. We incorporate a high
level of praise to encourage a sense
of accomplishment, helping each
student gain personal confidence and
comfortable social interaction through
dance. Stick with the class until the
end of the year: we will hold a parent’s recital featuring individual student acknowledgement and awards.
COURSE #: W16653 AL
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: Smyrna Dancers, Location: A.L. Burruss Elementary, A.L. Burrus
Students Only, 3:15-4:15pm (Jan. 25-Mar. 14) (6 Mon) Skipping 2/15 & 3/7
COURSE #: W16653 DUN
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: Smyrna Dancers, Location: Dunleith Elementary, Dunleith Students Only,
3:15-4:15pm (Jan. 19-Mar. 15) (6 Tues) Skipping 2/16, 3/1 & 3/8
COURSE #: W16653 HH
FEE: $ 109
Instructor: Smyrna Dancers, Location: Hickory Hills Elementary, Hickory Hills
Partners
in Education
Special Thanks to our
Partner in Education
Cobb F.C.
for their generous donation.
To become a Partner in
Education please contact
770-429-3170 ext. 3306
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Fall 2014
Winter 2016
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Marietta
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ONLINE CLASSES LISTED BELOW
www.ed2go.com/mariettacs
BUSINESS COURSES
Accounting Fundamentals
Administrative Assistant Fundamentals
Managing Customer Service
Professional Sales Skills
Principles of Sales Management
Introduction to QuickBooks
Distribution and Logistics Management
Introduction to Business Analysis
Real Estate Law
Introduction to Peachtree Accounting
Mastery of Business Fundamentals
Project Management Fundamentals
Understanding the Human Resources Function
Employment Law Fundamentals
Total Quality Fundamentals
Fundamentals of Supervision and Management
High Speed Project Management
Purchasing Fundamentals
Business and Marketing Writing
START YOUR OWN BUSINESS
Learn to Buy and Sell on eBay
Marketing Your Business on the Internet
Secrets of the Caterer
Wow, What a Great Event!
Growing Plants for Fun and Profit
Publish It Yourself: How to Start and Operate Your Own Publishing
Business
Start Your Own Consulting Practice
Start and Operate Your Own Home-Based Business
Creating a Successful Business Plan
Start Your Own Arts and Crafts Business
GRANT WRITING/NONPROFITS
Starting a Nonprofit
Introduction to Nonprofit Management
Marketing Your Nonprofit
Get Grants!
A to Z Grantwriting
Writing Effective Grant Proposals
Advanced Grant Proposal Writing
Becoming a Grant Writing Consultant
CAREER IDEAS
Become a Veterinary Assistant
Real Estate Investing
Get Paid to Travel
Fundamentals of Technical Writing
Introduction to Criminal Law
Legal Nurse Consulting
Paralegal Preparation
Publish It Yourself: How to Start and Operate Your Own Publishing
Business
Become an Optical Assistant
Become a Physical Therapy Aide
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PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
Listen to Your Heart, and Success Will Follow
Grammar Refresher
Twelve Steps to a Successful Job Search
Individual Excellence
Leadership
Computer Skills for the Workplace
Merrill Ream Speed Reading
Get Assertive!
Goodbye to Shy
Get Funny!
Achieving Success with Difficult People
Healing Through Hypnosis
Keys to Effective Communication
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
GED Preparation
Prepare for the GED Language Arts, Writing Test
Prepare for the GED Math Test
SAT/ACT Preparation - Part 1
SAT/ACT Preparation - Part 2
GMAT Preparation
GRE Preparation - Part 1
GRE Preparation - Part 2
LSAT Preparation - Part 1
LSAT Preparation - Part 2
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Discover Digital Photography
Photoshop Elements
I and II are now available!
Making Movies with Windows XP
Photographing People with Your Digital Camera
ENTERTAINMENT
Music Made Easy
Drawing for the Absolute Beginner
FAMILY & FRIENDS
Luscious, Low-Fat,
Genealogy Basics
Assisting Aging Parents
Enhancing Language Development in Childhood
Understanding Adolescents
Get Paid to Travel
LANGUAGES
Speed Spanish I
II and III are now available!
Instant Italian
Grammar for ESL
Writing for ESL
Conversational Japanese
ART, HISTORY, MATH, & MORE
Everyday Math
Introduction to Algebra
Teaching Science: Grades 4-6
Teaching Math: Grades 4-6
LAW & LEGAL CAREERS
Business Law for Small Business Owners
Introduction to Criminal Law
2 courses available!
Evidence Law
Winning Strategy for the Courtroom
Constitutional Law: Bill of Rights
Employment Law Fundamentals
Workers’ Compensation
Paralegal Preparation
LSAT Preparation - Course 1 of 2
Real Estate Law
Real Estate Investing
Where Does All My Money Go?
Listen to Your Heart, and Success Will Follow
Personal Finance
Stocks, Bonds, and Investing: Oh, My!
The Analysis and Valuation of Stocks
Introduction to Stock Options
Keys to Successful Money Management
Introduction to Microsoft Excel
HEALTH CARE
Become a Physical Therapy Aide
Become an Optical Assistant
Medical Terminology: A Word Association Approach
Human Anatomy and Physiology
Become a Veterinary Assistant
Handling Medical Emergencies
Certificate in End of Life Care
Certificate in Gerontology
Introduction to Natural Health and Healing
TEACHING
Teaching Writing: Grades 4-6
Teaching Math: Grades 4-6
Solving Classroom Discipline Problems
Survival Kit for New Teachers
Differentiated Instruction in the Classroom
The Classroom Computer
Visit us online at
to view a complete
list of courses!
CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS
www.gatlineducation.com/mcs
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
Administrative Professional with Microsoft Office 2007 Master – 240 hours
Administrative Professional with Microsoft Office Specialist 2003
Training – 240 hours
Administrative Professional with Microsoft Office Specialist 2007
Training – 320 hours
Certified Alternative Dispute Resolution Specialist – 240 hours
Certified Bookkeeper – 120 hours
Certified Global Business Professional – 400 hours
Certified Mediator – 120 hours
Certified National Pharmaceutical Representative – 120 hours
Chartered Tax Professional – 180 hours
Chartered Tax Professional for California Residents – 200 hours
Entrepreneurship: Start-Up and Business Owner Management – 360 hours
Grant Writing – 300 hours
Legal Secretary – 350 hours
Marketing Design Certificate – 420 hours
Non-Profit Management – 300 hours
Paralegal – 300 hours
Pay Per Click Marketing – 150 hours
Professional Bookkeeping with QuickBooks 2010 – 140 hours
Professional Bookkeeping with QuickBooks 2010, Software
Included – 140 hours
Payroll Practice and Management – 80 hours
Purchasing and Supply Chain Management – 300 hours
Records Management Certificate – 180 hours
Search Engine Marketing – 250 hours
Search Engine Optimization – 150 hours
Technical Writing – 80 hours
HEALTHCARE AND FITNESS
Administrative Dental Assistant – 150 hours
Administrative Medical Specialist with Medical Billing and Coding – 300
hours
Administrative Medical Specialist with Medical Billing and Coding + Medical
Terminology – 360 hours
Advanced Coding for the Physician’s Office – 80 hours
Advanced Hospital Coding and CCS Prep – 80 hours
Advanced Personal Fitness Trainer – 400 hours
Clinical Dental Assistant – 240 hours
Emergency Management Training for First Responders – 300 hours
Fitness Business Management – 200 hours
ICD-10 Medical Coding: Preparation and Instruction for
Implementation – 200 hours
Medical Billing and Coding – 240 hours
Medical Billing and Coding + Medical Terminology – 300 hours
Medical Terminology – 60 hours
Medical Transcription – 240 hours
Medical Transcription + Medical Terminology – 300 hours
Nutrition for Optimal Health, Wellness, and Sports – 200 hours
Personal Fitness Trainer – 250 hours
Personal Training and Group Exercise Training for Older Adults – 200 hours
Pharmacy Technician – 300 hours
Veterinary Assistant – 240 hours
Women’s Exercise Training and Wellness – 200 hours
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HEALTHCARE AND FITNESS
Casino Blackjack Dealer – 100 hours
Casino Poker Dealer – 100 hours
Certified Wedding Planner – 300 hours
Event Management and Design – 300 hours
Travel Agent Training – 200 hours
IT AND SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
3ds max – 300 hours
AutoCAD 2011 – 150 hours
AutoCAD 2011 With AutoCAD 3D – 230 hours
AutoCAD 3D – 80 hours
AutoCAD 3D, Software Included
Cisco® CCNA® Certification Training – 100 hours
CompTIA™ A+ Certification Training – 150 hours
CompTIA™ Network+ Certification Training – 80 hours
CompTIA™ Security+ Certification Training – 80 hours
Forensic Computer Examiner – 150 hours
Help Desk Analyst: Tier 1 Support Specialist – 80 hours
Microsoft Access 2007 – 35 hours
Microsoft Certified IT Professional: Enterprise Desktop Support Technician
7 (MCITP) – 200 hours
Microsoft Certified IT Professional: Server Administrator (MCITP) – 240
hours
Microsoft Certified System Administrator 2003 (MCSA) – 440 hours
Microsoft Certified System Administrator Plus 2003 (MCSA+) – 340 hours
Microsoft Certified System Engineer 2003 (MCSE) – 700 hours
Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist: SQL Server 2005
(MCTS) – 480 hours
Microsoft Excel 2007 – 35 hours
Microsoft Office 2007 Master – 160 hours
Microsoft Office Specialist 2003 (MOS) – 120 hours
Microsoft Office Specialist 2007 – 240 hours
Microsoft Outlook 2007 – 35 hours
Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 – 35 hours
Microsoft Project 2007 – 60 hours
Microsoft Project 2007, Standard Edition Software Included – 60 hours
Microsoft Web Developer
Microsoft Windows Vista – 35 hours
Microsoft Word 2007 – 35 hours
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) on the Web™ - 70 hours
Web Database Developer – 267 hours
Webmaster – 150 hours
Management and Corporate
Lean Mastery – 60 hours
Management for IT Professionals – 390 hours
Management Training – 360 hours
Project Management – 40 hours
Project Management with Microsoft Project 2007 – 100 hours
Project Management with Microsoft Project 2007, Standard Edition
Software Included – 100 hours
Six Sigma Black Belt -200 hours
Six Sigma Green Belt – 100 hours
Understanding Earned Value Management – 30 hours
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MEDIA AND DESIGN
Digital Arts Certificate – 420 hours
Fine Arts Certificate – 420 hours
Game Art Certificate – 420 hours
Graphic Design with Photoshop CS4 – 200 hours
Graphic Design With Photoshop CS5 Training – 200 hours
Graphic Design With Photoshop CS5 Training, Software Included – 200 hours
Multimedia Arts Certificate – 420 hours
Residential Interior Designer -120 hours
Video Game Design and Development – 500 hours
Web Design Certificate – 420 hours
SKILLED TRADES AND INDUSTRIAL
Biofuel Production Operations – 400 hours
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Marietta/Cobb Driver’s Education Program
Awarded $364,190
Georgia Driver’s Education Commission Grant
“Thank you to the
GDEC for helping
us keep teens safe
on our Georgia
roads”.
Marietta/Cobb Driver’s Education (MCDE), a joint
program of Cobb County Schools and Marietta City Schools,
received a $364,190 grant award from the Georgia Driver
Education Commission (GDEC). Grant funds are for the
purchase of 20 vehicles for driving instruction, textbooks for
additional classes, and safety equipment. MCDE serves high
school students in Marietta City, Cobb County, Bartow
County, Fulton County and surrounding areas.
“We appreciate GDEC for providing these needed
resources,” said Marietta Community School Director Cindi
Savage. “These funds will make it possible to promote and
encourage teen drivers’ successful completion of our high
quality, low cost, driver training.”
“Marietta/Cobb Driver’s Education Program continues
to set the standard for driver’s education both statewide and
nationally,” said MCS Superintendent Dr. Emily Lembeck.
“MCDE has grown into the largest teen program in the state,
serving students in counties beyond Cobb/Marietta and
offers a first rate course for minimal charge thus allowing a
large population of students to complete driving instruction.”
2015-2016 Classes
30 hours classroom
6 hours “behind-the-wheel”
$385.00
Check our web site for locations.
Classes are held at local area schools.
www.mariettacommunityschool.com
of developing
SAFE
drivers
since
1985

Marietta Community School

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