Sunnyvale - Cupertino Adult School

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Office: (408) 522-2700
Fax:
(408) 522-2799
www.ace.fuhsd.org
Administrative Team
Peggy Raun-Linde Principal
email: [email protected]
Aven Magana
Assistant to Principal email: [email protected]
Liz Ambra
Vice Principal
Adrienne Moberly Vice Principal
Dear Community,
We have created a Learning Resource Center (LRC) here in ACE room 9; this center is
open to all students at various times throughout the day. This is in response to the growing
need of “readiness” services for transitioning into a new job or moving on to college. Staff
members will be available to assist students in academic areas, computer learning, college
and career readiness, and so much more. Please see inside our catalogue for more details.
Any current student can utilize the Learning Resource Center.
We continue to upgrade our technology with a newly renovated computer lab in room 11
that is a dual boot (both Mac and Windows 8); an iPad lab for our high school diploma and
GED courses; and a new ESL class for beginning literacy students who will learn English
reading, writing and speaking as well as computer literacy; this is via a computer literacy
grant that we were awarded this spring.
We hope that you will join us and utilize some of this new equipment and services. And, if
you have additional suggestions, please email me at [email protected] or post on
the school Facebook page. If you have not “liked” our school Facebook page or the Principal’s
page please do so. You will receive regular school updates and may win a free class!
Welcome to 2013-2014. As always, it is a pleasure to be with you on your learning adventures,
Peggy Raun-Linde, Principal
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General Information & Welcome
We have had a busy summer here at adult education. By the time you get this letter we will
be well on the way to designing a new and more student-friendly school office. We are also
working on improving our phone system based on community feedback.
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FUHSD
Vision Statement
Our students become lifelong
Polly Bove
Superintendent
Fremont Union High School
District Board of Trustees
learners;
informed and active citizens of the world; Nancy A. Newton Barbara Nunes
knowledgeable and self-directed members of
the workplace; and discerning participants in
Jeff Moe
Hung Wei
the arts.
FUHSD Adult School
Sunnyvale-Cupertino
Mission:
Prepare students to achieve educational, career,
Bill Wilson
Superintendent Polly Bove
and personal goals.
School-Wide Learning Outcomes:
Adult
School
Q1
2013
1. Demonstrate an increased ability to
communicate in both collaborative and
independent settings.
2. Understand opportunities to become active
and responsible members of our diverse
community.
3. Demonstrate critical thinking and problem
solving.
4. Demonstrate effective self-management and
interpersonal skills. Set and pursue goals.
5. Use resources and technology.
Sunnyvale-Cupertino Adult School is fully
accredited by the Western Association of
Schools and Colleges.
New Learning Resource Center
at FUHSD Adult School
Student
Resources:
We have a number of resources to help our
students meet their personal, academic and
professional goals.
Here are some new
resources:
Need a specific skill to land the next job?
Come to the Learning Resource Center in
room 9 and receive:
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Interview techniques
Tutorial support
Job searches
College search
Resume development
Diploma or GED homework
Computer Challenge tests;
Keyboarding, Typing Test,
Computer Basic Skills,
Windows, Word and Excel
Learning Resource Center
hours are:
M 12:30-8:30 p.m. Tu 12:30-6 p.m.
W 1-8:30 p.m.
Th 12:30-6 p.m.
Friday 10 a.m.-12 p.m., & 1:30-3:30 p.m.
School Policies
Campus Rules... Conduct of Students….
Prohibited Items
Non-Discrimination Policy
No Smoking Policy
The Board of Trustees believes that all students have the
right to be educated in a positive learning environment
free from disruptions. On school grounds and at
school activities, students shall be expected to exhibit
appropriate conduct that does not infringe upon the
rights of others or interfere with the school program.
Behavior is considered appropriate when students
are diligent in study, careful with school property,
courteous, and respectful towards their teachers, other
staff, students and volunteers.
It is the policy of the Fremont Union High
School District not to discriminate unlawfully
in its educational programs and personnel
practices on the basis of race, ethnic background,
sex, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, age,
physical handicap or medical condition. This
nondiscrimination policy applies to students,
employees and prospective employees of the
district. If you have any concerns about these
issues, please call the district Compliance Officer
at (408) 522-2200.
Under no circumstances are students to bring weapons,
explosives, alcohol, drugs or tobacco products onto
campus. These items will be confiscated; further,
the possession of any prohibited item will result in
disciplinary and/or legal actions. Students are also
reminded not to bring pets, scooters, skateboards,
or in-line skates to school. All of the above items are
dangerous and/or disruptive in the school setting. They
may be confiscated and taken to the office.
Learning Resource Center & Policies
Learning
Resource Center:
Need a career tune-up? Thinking of college?
State Law and School Board Policy prohibit smoking
on the Adult School campus in all classrooms,
offices, vehicles parked on the school grounds and the
bathrooms. Smoking must be at least 20 feet from the
entrance of the school.
Safety Policy
Any behavior considered inappropriate and not
remedied by standard classroom management will be
reported to the office. Our goal at Sunnyvale- Cupertino
Adult School is to provide a safe environment where
students can learn and prosper. Student’s may be
removed if they are unable to sustain a safe environment
at all times.
Visit our web-site ace.fuhsd.org. Save time & register Online.
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Adult
School
Q1
2013
4 Easy Ways to Register!
Register at least one week prior to the beginning of class. Walk in registrations are on a
space available basis. If there is not sufficient
enrollment for the class, your check will be returned, or your credit card charge will not be
processed. No confirmation will be sent.
1 Online....
http://ace.fuhsd.org
Refer to Sunnyvale-Cupertino
Registration Information
Adult School website for online
registration guidelines.
2 by phone ....
(408) 522-2700
Requires a Visa or Master
Card.
3Stopinbyperson....
our room 1 office.
Office Hours:
Monday-Thursday 8:00 am- 4:30 pm
Friday 7:30 am – 12 pm, 1 pm- 4 pm
4Enclose
by mail....
payment
by check
and include students’s name,
phone number, email address
and course code. A separate check payable
to FUHSD is required for each class.
If you wish to receive a confirmation, send a
stamped self addressed envelope. Consider
yourself registered if you do not hear from us.
Mail to:
591 W. Fremont Avenue
Sunnyvale, CA 94087
Register
Quickly- Avoid cancellations!
Class cancellations are determined generally
a week before classes start. Please register
quickly to reserve your space! Many of our
class also have limited seating and/or spaces.
Adult
School Refund Policy
No refunds will be given to students who
voluntarily withdraw from the class in which
they have enrolled. Please choose your classes
carefully. Because teachers’ salaries are paid
by the fees collected, there are no refunds.
Refunds will be given automatically if we
cancel a class. For Parenting Refund Policy see
pages 15-17.
Admission/Eligibility
Classes are open to all students regardless of
residency or citizenship. All persons 16 years
of age and over may register in the community
education classes.
Photography
Sunnyvale-Cupertino Adult School reserves the
right to photograph classes and program
participants for promotional purposes.
Publication
Errors
Although we make every
effort to avoid
mistakes, this schedule of classes is not
a contract. We do not assume liability for
errors, typographical or otherwise.
Published by:
FUHSD Adult School,
Sunnyvale-Cupertino
Peggy Raun-Linde, Principal, Ed.D
Aven Magana, Assistant to Principal
Liz Ambra, Vice Principal
Adrienne Moberly, Vice Principal
Jerilyn Lightfoot, Publication Specialist
Q1 Session 2013
September 3 - October 25
Our offices will be closed
the morning of August 6 and
August 20 for placement testing
and will reopen at 1:00 pm.
Adult
School
Q1
2013
Web Registration Opens
August 2, 2013
Q2 Session 2013/14
November 4-January 10, 2014
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Office Closed
Catalog Mailed
New Quarter
Web-site /
Reg Begins
Saturday
Classes
Instructor
Time Sheets Due
4 See our site location map on page 39. Review No Refund policy on page 4.
New Career Training Classes
Hospitality
Hospitality Orientation
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
5:30-6:30 pm in Room 11
Green
Gardener Program Adv. (English)
Meet the demand for Green Gardening practices and
expand your business prospects! This ten week series
of classes is designed to provide advanced training
on sustainable landscape design and maintenance to
Certified Green Gardeners. Topics include green
design, advanced irrigation techniques, and using
integrated pest management techniques to manage weeds,
insects and plant diseases.
Why
a Hospitality Program?
According to the California’s Department of Transpor-
tation Santa Clara County leisure and hospitality sectors
will have large increases in employment opportunities.
The Hospitality Industry includes travel and tourism,
lodging, food and beverage services, event and conference
planning, gaming, theme parks, sports and entertainment. It is also a growing industry with its key elements
performed on site, not subject to off-shoring.Students will
learn the differences between leadership and management and why both are essential to the development and
growth of an enterprise. Students will be able to demonstrate the differences between service and hospitality,
delivering a memorable experience that meets or exceeds
guest expectations.
Scholarships of up to $60 are available upon request for
Certified Green Gardeners who work for or own landscape
management businesses. For more information or to sign
up for class, contact Elena Gonzalez: 408.522.2713 or
[email protected]. Sponsored by: Santa Clara
Valley Urban Runoff Pollution Prevention Program,
Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County, and ACE.
www. MyWatershedWatch.org.
Instructor: Hamma
10 sessions
Reg Fee: $120
Location: ACE / Rm 14
257010
W
4-6pm
9/18-11/20
Our Hospitality Course and
Certification
This course will include an introduction to the hospitality
industry as well as train and prepare students for the
Guest Service Gold Certification through the American
Hotel and Lodging Education Institute.
To ensure that our graduates meet the rigorous
standards of a hospitality professional, each candidate
will submit a short application and be subsequently
interviewed prior to admission.
Admission Requirements:
Minimal student qualifications include the ability to
speak English fluently and have a commitment to complete the training program. Basic computer and word
processing skills
Interested students must:
1. Attend orientation Tue, Aug 27, 2013, 5:30 pm
ACE/Rm 11 (257099)
2. Bring a resume to orientation.
3. Participate in an oral interview which will be scheduled
after resume submittal.
The textbook will be discussed at orientation.
Instructor: Schmidt
15 sessions
Reg Fee: $214
Location: ACE/ Rm 11
169001 Lev 1 Tu 5:30-8pm
9/17-1/7
Green
Gardener Program Adv. (Spanish)
Satisface la demanda de prácticas de Jardinería Verde y
amplié sus perspectivas de negocio. Estas diez semanas
de clases están diseñadas para proporcionar formación
avanzada en el diseño del paisaje sostenible y el
mantenimiento para los Jardineros Verdes ya certificados.
Los temas incluyen diseño verde, avanzadas técnicas de
riego, y utilizando técnicas de manejo integrado de plagas
para controlar las malas hierbas, insectos y enfermedades
de las plantas. Becas de hasta $60 están disponibles
a petición para los Jardineros Verdes ya certificados
que trabajan de jardinería o quienes son dueños de sus
propias empresas de paisaje. Para mas información o para
inscribirse en las clases, llama a Elena Gonzalez: 408-5222713 o [email protected]
Patrocinado por: Santa Clara Valley Urban Runoff
Pollution Prevention Program (SCVURPPP), Master
Gardeners of Santa Clara County, and ACE. www.
MyWatershedWatch.org .
Instructor: Hamma
10 sessions
Reg Fee: $120
257012
Th
4-6pm
9/19-11/21
Visit our web-site ace.fuhsd.org. Save Time & Register Online!
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Career & Technology Training: New Courses
Green Gardener
Adult
School
Q1
2013
Medical Certificate Programs
English Language Requirements:
The ability to follow verbal and written instruction in English or have completed Intermediate High
ESL Level. Non-native speakers may need additional training to improve their verbal and written skills.
These Career and Technical Ed. Programs may require applicant to take a test in English proficiency.
Health Careers Training: Medical Program
Health Careers
Students who are interested in pursuing
a career in the medical field are welcome
to attend this orientation. You will receive
a comprehensive insight on the medical
training programs offered and the possible
career pathways.
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
1-2 pm in Room 11
Sunnyvale-Cupertino Adult School
591 W. Fremont Ave
Sunnyvale, Ca. 94087
Health Careers
Certified
Home Health Aide (CHHA)
This training program was developed following the
Department of Health Services guidelines for the
education of nurse assistants to become certified home
health aides. It was designed as a 40-hour add-on
course to follow a nurse assistant curriculum that meets
Federal and State training regulations.
The intent of this curriculum is threefold:
1. To promote quality of care in the home care setting
2. To provide entry-level skills for employment as a home health aide and
3. To expand the role of a C.N.A. as a paraprofessional.
Admission Requirements
1. Possess a valid California Certified Nursing assistant (CNA) certificate
2. Valid California Drivers License
3. TB test must be current and less than 6 months
old or a negative chest x-ray less than 2 years old.
4. Advanced High English skills (test may be given).
Written competency evaluation of basic Certified Nursing Assistant skills will be given.
Admission Procedure
To apply for admission, the applicant must:
1. Submit all completed documentation as listed in
the admission requirements
2. Pay a non-refundable fee of $180.00 upon enrollment
September 4, 5, 6
Theory, 9a.m.-2:30p.m.
September 9, 10, 11, 12
Clinical Time, 11:30a.m.-8p.m.
Future 2013 Class Dates:
November - December Class Dates
Nov 25, 26, 27, 12/2 Class Room Time 9 a.m. - 3p.m.
Dec 3, 4, 5 Clinical time-11 a.m.- 7:30 p.m.
Adult
School
Q1
2013
*Students receive 26 Continuing Education Units
(CU) toward CNA certification renewal.
Instructor: Yuhara
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $180
Location: ACE/ Rm 8
166400 MTWThF
9/4-9/12
Theory: 9am-2:30pm
Clinical: 11:30am-8pm
CNA
Certificate Program
As a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) you will be
working closely with patients, and responsible for basic
care services such as bathing, grooming and feeding
patients, assisting nurses with medical equipment,
and checking patient vital signs. CNAs give patients
important social and emotional support and also
provide vital information on patient conditions to
nurses. You may work in hospitals, nursing care
facilities, or community care facilities for the elderly.
The 175 hours includes classroom instruction, skills
laboratory, and clinical training. Upon successful
completion of the program, students will take the State
Certified Nurse Assistant examination on our campus.
Because this is state certification there are very specific
and important Program Prerequisites:
Complete required application paperwork.
Physical Exam and Specific Immunizations
Live Scan Fingerprints
California Driver’s License or ID Card
Social Security Card
CPR Certification (before class ends)
Prospective students should contact jan_piazza @
fuhsd.org or phone 408-522-2730 for an appointment
to pick up the registration packet. Registration packet
will include specific class days, dates and times, all
required paperwork, information about the book,
and other required items. Next class 1/27/14-4/4/14
Accepting Applications Now.
Instructor: Yuhara
27 sessions
166100
MTW
9/13-11/15
Reg Fee: $700 Location: ACE/ Rm 8
Theory: 9am-2:30pm
Clinical: 11am-7:30pm
STRICT TRAINING REQUIREMENTS,
DOORS WILL BE CLOSED 10 MINUTES
AFTER THE CLASS STARTS. LATE
COMERS WILL NOT BE ADMITTED.
NO REFUNDS.
PLEASE BRING A LUNCH, A DRINK AND A
TOWEL OR PAD TO KNEEL ON.
Basic
First Aid
This course is designed for non-clinical people who
may need to administer first aid in an emergency. The
techniques taught follow recommendations from the
American Safety and Health Institute (not EMSA
certified) and are highly recommended for teachers,
parents, and coaches.
Instructor: Staff
1 session
Reg Fee: $33
Location: : ACE/PLC
167000
F
12:30-3:30pm
8/2
167002
Sat 11:45am-2:15pm
9/21
CPR
Instruction includes adult, child and infant resuscitation,
Automated External Defibrillator (AED) for adults,
children and infants and choking techniques. The
American Safety and Health Institute CPR courses
are great for parents, babysitters or anyone who is
interested in CPR skills and techniques.0
Instructor: Staff
1 session
Reg Fee: $39
Location: : ACE/Rm 10
067600
F
9am-12pm
8/2
067601
Sat 8am-11:15am
9/21
Medical Office
Terminology
Level I, 2A
This course prepares students for employment in
Prerequisite: - Enroll or have completed Medical
Terminology I
This 40-hour training provides qualified bilingual
students with the skills required to deliver accurate and
complete interpretation in a health care setting. The
curriculum is based on the standards of the California
Health Care Interpreting.
Program Overview
The Curriculum for the Health Care Interpreter
Certificate is designed to train bilingual and bicultural
students to develop the awareness, knowledge and skills
necessary for effective oral language interpretation in
health care settings.
This course is taught in English. Students will learn:
• Roles and responsibilities of a health care interpreter.
• Basic knowledge of common medical conditions, treatments and procedures.
• Insight in language and cultural nuances for specific communities.
• Application of interpreting skills in English and native language of service.
Admission Requirements
Minimal student qualifications include the ability
to speak fluently in his/her language of service and
commitment to the entire training program.
Interested students must:
Health Information Tech
Electronic
Records and Filing
This course prepares individuals for
entry-level
employment in a health care environment. Training
includes safety procedures, medical ethics and HIPAA
regulations, preparation of various medical forms,
reports, and correspondence, record keeping and chart
assembly practices, telephone techniques, appointment
scheduling, and medical filing practices. Prerequisites:
Employment level competency in written and oral
communication in English. HIT Terminology, 20
wpm, Computer Operations Foundations. May take
Computer Operations 2/Applications concurrently.
Completion Requirements: Demonstrate knowledge
and proficiency and complete at least 80% of the course
hours. Class starts on Wed, 9/4/13.
Instructor: Fu
15 sessions
Reg Fee: $150
060810
MW
9-11:30am 9/4-10/23
1. Attend orientation 10/28, 4:30-5:30pm at ACE/Rm 8
2. Enroll or have Completed Medical Terminology I
3. Submit a registration application
4. Be Prescreened for language proficiency at first class
session, looking specifically at native language.
Requirement for Certificate of Completion
Must complete the course with a grade of “C” or higher
Orientation 10/28/13 4:30-5:30 pm Room 8
Class Schedule Dec 2013- Jan 2014
Mon Tue Thur
12/9 12/10 12/12
12/16 12/17 12/19
1/6
1/ 7 1/9
1/13 1/14 1/16
1/21 1/23
Mon, Tue, Thur 5:45pm-8:45pm
Instructor: Johnsen
14 sessions
Reg Fee: $250
Location: ACE/ Rm 8
068800
MTTh
5:45-8:45pm 12/9-1/23
Do You Need Medical Continuing Education Credits?
Dementia
and Alzheimer's Disease
Infection Control
This is a comprehensive introduction to dementia and Define the Chain of Infection.
Alzheimer’s disease. How are they similar and how are they
different. What are the symptoms of dementia and what are
some potential causes of dementia? Learn how to identify
the various stages of dementia. Learn some of the potential
risk factors that may lead to Alzheimer’s. How would you
as a care giver react to comments or actions of a person with
dementia or Alzheimer’s disease? (2 units).
Instructor: Robinson
1 session
Reg Fee: $15
060070
W
1-3pm
9/4
Identify Standard
Precautions Describe methods of infection control that
can be utilized and maintained. Evaluate the importance
of preventive measures. (3 units).
Instructor: Johnson
1 session
Reg Fee: $20
060064
F
12:30-3:30pm
10/25
Dementia
and ADL
This is a comprehensive introduction to assisting residents
with dementia at various stages to complete Activities
of Daily Living. Assisting someone in the early stage of
dementia is much different from assisting someone who is
in a later stage of dementia. Learn to identify the various
Discuss how infection can lead to sepsis. Describe the stages of dementia. Learn some of the potential risk
clinical observations of sepsis. Apply the principles of factors that may lead to Alzheimer’s. How would you as
infection control to sepsis prevention. (2 units).
a care giver react to comments or actions of a person with
Instructor: Sternlieb
1 session dementia or Alzheimer’s disease? (2 units).
Reg Fee: $20
Location: : ACE/Rm 8 Instructor: Robinson
1 session
060060
F
12:30-3:30pm
9/27 Reg Fee: $15
060052
Sat
10am-12pm
10/12
Career & Technology Training: Medical Office & CEs
health-related fields. Students will develop their
ability to understand the language of medicine
through word building, analysis of terms,
pronunciation, and spelling. The course includes basic
anatomy, pathology and diagnostic procedures as
well as the language used in the medical professions.
This is a prerequisite for all the HIT courses and
Medical Interpreter. Prerequisites: Employment
level competency in written and oral communication
in English. Completion Requirements: Demonstrate
knowledge and proficiency and complete at least 80%
of the course hours. Additional Cost: Textbook: The
Language of Medicine 10th Edition,
ISBN # 978-1-4557-2846-6.
Instructor: Yuhara
18, 16 sessions
Reg Fee: $145,$140 Loc: ACE/ Rm 11, Rm 8
069601 L1 TTh 9am-12pm 8/27-10/24
069721 2A TTh 9am-12pm
9/3-10/24
069605 L1 MTh 5:30-8:30pm 9/5-10/29
Medical
Interpreter
Health Care Interpreter Certificate - (40 hour)
When the Body Fails
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Adult
School
Q1
2013
Finance
Career & Technology Training: Accounting & Applications
Accounting
Certificate Program
Adult
School
Q1
2013
This program is designed for students who
want to develop their business skills in the area
of accounting. Learn all of the bookkeeping
and accounting principles, how to apply them
in a business environment, and become familiar
with accounting software. The program is
composed of four courses: Introductory,
Intermediate, and Advanced accounting as well
as Intro to QuickBooks Pro.
Accounting
Level 1 All Quarters
QuickBooks Pro Level 1 All Quarters
Accounting
Level 2 Q1
Accounting
Level 3 Q2
Accounting textbooks must be ordered two
weeks in advance of class start date to ensure
delivery. Check web-site for full details.
www.ace.fuhsd.org
Accounting
Basics, Level 1 & 2
This course is the first of three courses designed
to provide students with technical instruction and
practical experience in double-entry accounting systems.
Instruction includes an orientation, workplace safety,
resource management, business math, tools and
equipment, and employability skills. Emphasis is placed
on regulatory agencies and professional groups, basic
accounting principles, journals’ general ledgers,
worksheets, financial statements, adjusting and closing
entries, spreadsheet accounting, accounts payable,
accounts payable subsidiary ledgers, uncollectible
accounts receivable’ inventories and investments,
short-term liabilities, and basic banking principles and
procedures related to accounting.
Prerequisites: Employment level competency in written
and oral communication in English.
and proficiency and complete at least 80% of the
course hours. You will need to purchase: Century 21
Accounting Multi column journal 9th edition.
ISBN: 05-38447052,
Working papers info Chapters 1-16. ISBN: 05-38447087
Chapters 17-24 ISBN 05-38447109
Accounting Level One students must order their books in
time to have it for the second class meeting.
Instructor: Schmidt
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $80
062501
Lev 1 M 5:30-7pm 9/9-10/28
062601
Lev 2 M 4:30-5:30pm 9/9-10/28
QuickBooks
Pro 2013 Level 1
This course will introduce Intuit’s QuickBooks Pro Small
Business Accounting Software to the beginning user.
Topics include getting started, setting up QuickBooks ,
working with lists, entering sales and invoices, receiving
payments and deposits, entering and paying bills, analyzing
financial data, inventorying, customizing forms. Enter employee time sheets. Process payroll and pay employees. This
course involves significant hands-on activity. Pre-requisite:
basic knowledge of accounting principles. This class fills
quickly and is limited to 24 students. Early enrollment is
encouraged.
Instructor: Schmidt
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $80
062811 Lev 1 M 7-8:30pm 9/9-10/28
Property
Management
This introductory course in Property
Management is highly recommended for new & existing
Property Managers. You’ll be introduced to the property
manager’s role in handling with many issues such as;
tenant selection, rental and lease agreements, repairs,
maintenance, basic rent rules and landlord and tenant’s
rights. Textooks for the class are: (1) Landlording by
Robinson; ISBN 978-093 295 6330 11th Edition; (an
earlier edition is OK). (2) CA Landlording Law Book by
Brown, Portman & Warner; ISBN 978-141 331 3123,
14th Edition; (an earlier edition is OK) (Kindle editions
are permitted)Any questions, please contact instructor at
[email protected]
Instructor: Fernandez
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $75
Location: ACE/Rm 11
161400
W
6:15-9pm
9/11-10/23
Security
Guard Training
This 40 hour Security Guard Training is a state
approved course of study required for all California
registered security guards. Security guards and
surveillance officers protect property, maintain security,
enforce regulations and standards of conduct. There
is a demand for well-trained guards. *On 9/21/13
class meets in Training Center for First Aid and CPR
training 8:00 am - 2:30 pm.
Qualifications include:
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You must be at least 18 years of age
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You must be finger printed.
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The finger printing will initiate a criminal history
background check through the
•
Department of Justice (DOJ) and Federal Bureau
of Investigation ( FBI) $70
•
Eligible applicants must not have any criminal
convictions
•
Applicants must apply with the Bureau of
Security and Investigative Services (BSIS) $56
Instructor: Evangel
10 sessions
Reg Fee: $320
162201
TTh
5:30-9:30pm 9/10-10/8
Security
Guard Continuing Education
Two 8 hour classes will earn you the continuing
education units you need to renew your Security Guard
certification. Take classes on either T or Th (each class
is 4 hours) to complete the required 8 hours. Contact
the instructor at [email protected] to obtain
the schedule of topics covered in each class. *Advanced
enrollment required *On 9/21/13 class meets in Training
Center for First Aid and CPR training 8 am - 2:30 pm.
Instructor: Evangel
2 sessions
Reg Fee: $70
161901
TTh
5:30-9:30pm
9/17-10/8
Quick BooksPro 2013 for the Small
Business
Owner
This course will introduce Intuit’s QuickBooks Pro
Accounting Software to beginning users. Topics
include creating a new company, setting up bank, inventory items, price levels (including discounts) for
inventory items, customers, vendors and employees.
Recording of transactions such as sales (cash or credit),
payments received from customers as well as payments
made to vendors, deposits, acquisition of inventory
items and fixed assets, inventory adjustments (based
on physical count), receipt of purchased items from
vendors and entering bills. Create payroll schedule,
payroll items (earnings & deductions) and employee
time sheets. Enter employee rate, allowance and filing
status (Federal & state). Process payroll and generate
checks to pay employees. Print financial reports and
perform financial report analysis. Prerequisite: Basic
knowledge of accounting principles.
Instructor: Victor
4 sessions
Reg Fee: $95
062892
Sat
8am-2pm
9/21-10/12
General Office
Bring a Flash Drive for all Computer Classes !
Office Assistant 1:
Computer Foundations 1:
Business
English
(Windows 7)
This is one of two courses designed for office assistant This course, designed for students
Keyboarding
Lab
Learn to type on the computer.
Basic touch-typing
exercises as well as advanced techniques are used to
increase your speed. Drills, tests, games and scores are
included in the program.
No book required. This class is offered in the self-paced
computer lab.
Instructor: Walker /Victor
16 sessions
Reg Fee: $40
162990
TTh
12:30-3pm
9/3-10/24
162992
MW
6-8:30pm
9/4-10/28
of all career
pathways, provides a comprehensive understanding
of basic computing and the Windows 7 operating
system. Among the topics included are: the proper
use of the keyboard and mouse; a general familiarity
with hardware and software; an introduction to word
processing and electronic file management; and an
overview of the internet and use of email.
and oral communication in English. Completion of
Computer Basics Skills or equivalency. Concurrent
enrollment in Typist: Keyboarding is recommended.
hours.
Instructor: Walker
6 sessions
Reg Fee: $45
066981
TTh 9:30-11:30 am 9/24-10/10
Computer
Basic Skills
This class is for beginners, as well as more experienced
computer users. This course is designed to introduce
students to computer keyboarding skills and teach
common computer terminology.
Prerequisites: Minimum high-intermediate level of
English equivalency.,
and proficiency, and complete at least 80% of course
hours.
Instructor: Walker
6 sessions
Reg Fee: $45
066372
TTh
9-11:30 am
9/3-9/19
Computer Applications:
Microsoft
Excel 2010 - Level 1
In this instructor led course you will learn spreadsheet
terminology and how to navigate in Excel. You will
learn the following functions; enter/ edit text and
values; work with formulas and the Clipboard; save and
update; insert and delete rows, columns and ranges;
use relative and absolute references; include functions;
format worksheets. Prerequisite: Employment level
competency in written and oral communication in
English and successful completion of Foundations
or equivalent Challenge test. Book fee of $19 payable
first class to instructor or purchased directly from
Lablearning.com.
Instructor: Staff
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $64
064904
TTh
6:30-9pm 10/1-10/24
Computer Applications:
(Word
& Excel) Instructor Led
This course provides students with an introduction
to Microsoft’s Office 2010 Word and Excel program
applications.
Covering the fundamentals of each program, students
will learn about creating and editing documents
and spreadsheets; applying formatting elements and
page layouts; producing tables and charts: saving and
printing files; and more.
and oral communication in English and successful
completion of Foundations or equivalent Challenge
test.
hours.
Book may be purchased directly from Instructor $19
each. Fast Course Microsoft Excel 2010
ISBN: 13: 978-1-59136-325-5 and Fast Course
Microsoft Word 2010 ISBN: 13: 978-1-59136-322-4 .
Instructor: Walker, Victor
16 sessions
Reg Fee: $80
065066
WF
9-11:30 am
9/4-10/25
065067
TTh
6-8:30pm
9/3-10/24
9
Career & Technology Training: Office Skills
training. Emphasis is placed written communication
skills: business grammar, punctuation, business
vocabulary, capitalization, composition of business
correspondence,including e-mail, spelling, and
proofreading. It also covers techniques in effective
reading, listening and speaking. Office Assistant 2 will
focus on office procedures.
Instructor: Staff
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $55
066948
M
6-8:30pm
9/9-10/21
Adult
School
Q1
2013
Graphic Design
Career & Technology Training: Graphics & Web
Certificate Program
This program is designed for students and
working professionals who want to develop
their skills in graphic design, illustration, and
page layout. A familiarity with the Macintosh
is required. A Commercial Art/Graphic Design
Certificate documenting skills acquired is awarded
on successful completion of the following courses:
Photoshop - Q1- InDesign - Q2
Illustrator -Q3 Portfolio Presentation - Q4
Adobe CS 6 Version
Photoshop
Spruce up those newsletters and flyers with Adobe
Photoshop®. You will learn how to create special
effects, retouch and restore images and apply masking
techniques. With the instructional materials
provided, you will get plenty of hands-on practice and
you will be able to develop a project of your own in
class. A familiarity with the Macintosh is required.
Instructor: Staff
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
Location: ACE/Rm 11
068100
Th
6:30-9pm
9/5-10/24
Web
Design, Level 1
Web design for beginners. Students will learn how to
build an attractive web site. This web design class is a
comprehensive course that gives you hands-on experience
in how to plan, organize, and create a web site from start
to finish. The course will emphasize individual web page
design and layout. Each week students will create a web
page that integrates the topics covered during lectures .
Students will receive a solid basic background in HTML
web design and the use of Java applets scripts. By the
end of class, you will have created your own web site
containing 6-10 web pages. Prerequisites: Students must
have some computer operation skills and understand
common computer terms. For example: word processor,
notepad, Email, Internet use, downloading, installing
software, file naming conventions, file extensions, folder
structures, and copy/paste operations. It’s a plus if you’ve
used photo editing software, like Adobe Photoshop or
Elements. No prior knowledge of HTML programming
is necessary.
Instructor: Phan 8 sessions
Reg Fee: $80
Location: ACE /Rm 10
064502
W
6:15-9:15pm
9/4-10/30
Bring a Flash Drive for all Computer Classes !
Introduction
to Google Docs
Did you know that Google offers a complete online
set of document, presentation, spreadsheet tools, and
more? Once called “Google Docs” the suite of tools is
now called “Google Drive” and lets you develop, store,
use, and share your information via the Web. In this
class we will get an overview of the tools which make
up the Google Docs/Drive set and what features the
various tools have in common. You need to have a
Google account (gmail or PicasaWeb) so that you can
use the tools. (We can set you up in class if necessary.)
Google Docs/Drive works via a web browser, so they
work on PCs, Macs, smartphones, etc. A general
knowledge of your computer is expected, and laptops
are welcome.
Instructor: Laskowski
1 sessions
Reg Fee: $25
Location: ACE/Rm 10
251343
Sat
8:30am-2:15pm
9/21
Google
Documents & Presentations
Having taken the introductory class we will now dive
into developing documents and presentations. We
will use in-class exercises to create them and then
share them with others. We’ll see how to use the
many features of the programs, develop interesting
documents and presentations, download, print, and
use them on your computer, and how sharing can
be useful in a wide variety of ways. Basic knowledge
of the Google Drive framework is expected.
(Introduction class above.)
2 sessions
Reg Fee: $45
Location: ACE/Rm 10
251345
Sat
8:30am-2:15pm 9/28-10/5
Google
Spreadsheets
Having taken the introductory class we will learn
the many features of Google spreadsheets using
in-class activities. Once the spreadsheets are
developed, we will see the many ways that they can
be used elsewhere, downloaded, printed, shared, and
how they can be integrated with other programs.
Basic knowledge of the Google Drive framework is
expected. (Introduction class above.)
1 session
Reg Fee: $25
Location: ACE/Rm 10
251347
Sat 8:30am-2:15pm
10/12
Adult
School
Q1
2013
Self- Paced Computer Courses - Job Skills
E
nroll in a self-paced computer course with online assignments. This is a
teacher-assisted computer lab, no lecture. Students have their choice of
course and level. Students advance at your own pace. To enroll in the E-Learning
Lab students must know Windows and how to use the mouse. No exceptions.
Lab Reg Fee: $40 Per Quarter
Open Enrollment
TTh 12:30-2:30pm
MW
6-8:30pm
9/3-10/24 16 day sessions $40 Room 9
9/4-10/28 16 eve sessions $40 Room 9
Office
Assistant 1 &2
Microsoft Access 2010
These are self-paced computer courses in a computer Textbook: Microsoft Access 2010:
lab with a teacher to assist.
Office Assistant Level 1 includes:
Keyboarding, Computer Concepts (if needed)
Windows 7
Word 1-- ISBN 1-59136-307-1
Excel 1-- ISBN 1-59136-313-6
Power Point 1--ISBN 1-59136-320-9
062271 Day
062274 Evening Lab
Office Assistant Level 2 includes:
Word 2, Excel 2, Power Point 2
Word 2--ISBN 1-59136-308-X
Excel 2--ISBN 1-59136-314-4
Power Point 2--ISBN 1-59136-321-7
Access 1--ISBN 1-59136-317-9
062373 Day
062375 Evening Lab
Comprehensive Labyrinth Learning.
Item: SBN 1-59136-316-0
160090 Day
160092 Evening Lab
Create and use powerful databases. Quickly
find tables, queries, forms, and reports from your
databases. Learn to use this powerful database
program that makes organizing, accessing, and
sharing information easier than ever.
Microsoft PowerPoint 2010
Textbook: Microsoft PowerPoint 2010:
Item: ISBN 1-59136-319-5
065590 Day
065592 Evening Lab
Create presentations of slides that can be projected or
printed in various forms. Use templates; include text,
Learn to type on the computer. Basic touch-typing graphics, tables, charts and draw shapes .
exercises as well as advances techniques are used to
increase your speed. Drills, tests, games and scores are
included in the program.
Textbook: Microsoft Publisher 2007:
Essentials Labyrinth Learning.
Item: ISBN 1-59136-126-5.
Textbook: Microsoft Word 2010:
063990 Day
063992 Evening Lab
Comprehensive Labyrinth Learning,
Use a pre-designed Publisher publication and adapt it to
Item: ISBN 1-59136-304-7.
create your own publication. Add text to a publication,
065090 Day
065092 Evening Lab
Learn to create, format, and save documents using and then revise, reposition, and fit the text in, create
Word 2010. Control page appearance using different columns, and continue a story on another page. Learn
to add a picture to a publication, change how the picture
font, header, footers and other print styles.
looks, and control how text wraps around it.
Keyboarding
162990 Day 162992 Evening Lab
Microsoft Publisher 2007+2010
Microsoft Word 2010
Microsoft
Excel 2010
Textbook: Microsoft Excel 2010:
Item: ISBN 1-59136-310-1
064990 Day
064992 Evening Lab
Create, format, and edit and print a simple worksheet.
Learn to copy, move, insert, delete, find replace, and sort
date. You will format text, numbers, dates, columns and
rows. Write formulas, use functions, apply advanced
formatting, use auditing tools, headers and footers.
Bring a Flash Drive for all
Computer Classes !
Adult
School
Q1
2013
Job Skills
Career & Technology Training: E- Learning Lab
Order books before class starts! Books may be purchased directly from
Lablearning.com or contact via email [email protected] for book
ordering information. Book delivery takes 7 to 10 days. Book prices range from
$28-$70. Advanced learning opportunities are available.
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Classes are held at the
Adult Education Center
591 W. Fremont Ave in Sunnyvale.
Adult Secondary Education
Questions???
Contact: Victoria Maxson
[email protected]
(408) 522-2771
Adult Secondary Education Program
Welcome to Adult Secondary Education (ASE)! Our ASE Program assists students in achieving
their adult high school diploma or GED and helps prepare them for the transition to college and/or
work. When you become a member of our ASE Program, the Transition Team will work with you
to help you with college and career goals while you are attending classes at the adult education school.
After taking a Placement Test, you will be scheduled for a counseling appointment with a member from our
Transition Team where you will develop a personalized academic schedule to meet your educational goals.
Students should plan to bring an official transcript from high school and any college transcript if courses have been
taken at a community college as an adult.
The ASE Program is organized around the following academic options: direct instruction in subject specific
courses; independent learning through web-based instruction (distance learning); or a combination of both
(blended instruction).
To enter any of the ASE programs you must do the following:
•You must take a Placement Test and meet with a Transition Counselor to determine academic needs and individualized class schedule.
•Pre-registration for the Placement Test is required with a non-refundable fee of $40.00.
•The next Placement Tests will be offered Tuesday August 20 at 11:00 AM, and Wednesday August 21 at 6:00 PM. Tests are offered quarterly for enrollment into the program.
ASE Placement Testing
Tuesday
027030 Tu 8/20/13 11 a.m. ACE Rm 6
Wednesday
027031 W 8/21/13 6 p.m. ACE Rm 6
For registration information call: (408)-522-2700
Program contact: Victoria Maxson: (408)- 522-2771; [email protected]
Class location: ACE School Campus
Below are brief
descriptions of the program options available to you.
GED
Prep Program
If you do not have a High School Diploma and do not plan to earn one, employers
GED
stress the importance of having a General Equivalency Diploma, or GED. Our
program prepares you to pass the required tests and earn your GED. As of
December 31, 2013, the current GED test structure will expire. Consequently,
all tests in the current format must be passed by that date or they will not be
recognized for the GED certificate. Beginning in January 2014, the GED will
become a computer-based test.
Please Note: Final official GED tests are administered at locations in Mountain View and San Jose for an additional fee.
Adult
High School Diploma
To be work-ready and successful in your future it is important to complete your high
Adult Diploma
school diploma. We can help you. Eligibility for the Adult Diploma Program is
based on the number of high school credits you have completed. Regular attendance
is required to maintain your place in the program.
Adult
School
Q1
2013
For Yourself
For Your Job For Your Future
Bridge
to the Future
This class supports the student in gaining the academic knowledge and skills that are needed to
successfully complete a secondary diploma, acquire college readiness, or prepare for vocational training.
The focus is on direct instruction in reading comprehension, academic vocabulary, writing proficiency,
math skills, test-taking strategies, and workforce readiness. Students are eligible for this class if their goal
is to complete an Adult Diploma or GED, transition to community college, or seek employment. This
class is only open to students who have taken the Placement Test as described in the introduction to the
Adult Diploma and GED Programs. Class location: ACE School Campus.
Distance
Learning for Adult High School Diploma and GED
If coming to school at the ACE School Campus is not feasible with your current work
GED Prep and
Adult Diploma @ Home
or family demands, our distance-learning program may be a good option for you.
Students enrolled in our distance-learning program will use their own computers at
home and will also have the opportunity for tutorial support through our Learning
Services Center.
Goals:
Set, Achieve, and Celebrate Them
Unsure of your career options? Join us for a planning session
to complete an interest inventory, identify personal strengths,
begin a personal plan, and sign up for classes to achieve this
plan. By completing this course you will have the benefit of
working with both the career and college counselors in our
Transition Program.
Instructor: Vilaubi
1 session
Reg Fee: $ 12
Location: ACE/Rm 7
027053
Sat
9am-12pm
9/28
Enroll
in College
Join us to review all of the items needed for the college
application process. Learn some do’s and dont’s, but mostly
have someone walk you through the process so you can get
on your way! This class is specifically designed for students
transitioning from our Adult School programs to the
community college. This class is also open to any member
of the community interested in attending college. Current
program students will have the registration fee waived. In
addition, current students will have the benefit of working
with the ASE transition counselor to assist with follow-up
events, such as field trips to local community colleges during
the 2013-2014 school year.
Instructor: Vilaubi
1 session
Reg Fee: $ 12
Location: ACE/Rm 7
027052
Sat
9am-12pm
10/12
Interviewing
Techniques
Get ready for your transition from our Adult School
programs into the world of work. In this workshop you will
identify where you will apply, what it takes to land the job, and
how best to approach the interview process. Priority is given
to our currently enrolled ASE, CTE, and ESL students. For
students taking this for diploma credit or Work Experience,
the fee is waived.
Instructor: Magana
1 session
Reg Fee: $ 12
Location: ACE/Rm 7
027051
Sat
9am-12pm
10/5
Resume
and Cover Letter Tune-Up
The most effective resumes are not mass-produced but
written for a single employer with a particular position or
goal in mind. When you send out a resume, you must have
a cover letter. Your cover letter should bring your resume to
life, demonstrate your enthusiasm and creativity, and tell an
employer why you are uniquely qualified for the job. Come
learn resume and cover letter QUICK TIPS and DO’S and
DONT’S that will ensure that you are following industry
protocol! Taught by a Human Resources Specialist and
priced to assist our community.
Fee waived for students in the ASE Adult Diploma or Work
Experience Education class.
Instructor: Gonzalez
1 session
Reg Fee: $ 12
Location: ACE/Rm 17
027050
Sat
9am-12pm
10/7
13
Adult Secondary Education
Professional and Educational
Development Classes
(408) 522-2700
the requirement to obtain a California Adult High School Diploma. Only students who are enrolled in the ASE
program are eligible to register for this class. Please contact Victoria Maxson at victoria_maxson@fuhsd org, or
408-522-2771 for more information and class schedule.
8:00am - 4:30pm (Friday 7:30am-4pm)
CA
HS Exit Exam Prep
This class is designed for students who need to take and pass the California High School Exit Exam as part of
Adult
School
Q1
2013
ESL English as a Second Language
Call (408) 522-2700 For more information visit our website at: www.ace.fuhsd.org.
Learning English Through Adult Education
ESL & Citizenship & Literacy
Sunnyvale-Cupertino
Adult School 408 522-2700
FUHSD’s Adult Education offers free English classes for beginning and intermediate English
speakers. Advanced classes are available for a fee and can be found in the English Enhancement course
offerings in this catalogue.
For beginners and intermediate students, we offer lessons that build skills in:
K Speaking K Listening K Pronunciation K Reading K Writing K Grammar
Our goal is to help students practice English and achieve their personal goals. These goals might
include obtaining a job, attending college, using community resources, participating in community
activities, navigating our public transit systems, working with multiple cultures, advancing at work,
participating in your child’s education at a local school, and so much more.
Classes are in the morning or evening and are located at several different sites. To join the ESL
program you must, first take a placement test. Please refer to the information below.
English as a Second Language
Non-Refundable Testing
All students must take a placement test
before starting ESL classes. This test
ensures that all students are placed at
the correct level. Students must register
in advance to take the placement test.
Online registration is NOT available for
the testing registration/processing fee.
There is a $40 non-refundable testing and
processing fee for the 2013-2014 school
year. Please be aware that in paying the
$40 fee, you may NOT get placed in a class
immediately as it depends on availability.
You may register for the ESL Placement
Test by calling our office at 408-522-2700
or by visiting the ESL office at 591 West
Fremont Avenue, Room 1.
Students must register in advance
to take the placement test.
Citizenship
Call (408) 522-2700 to register.
291031
291032
291041
291042
Tu
Tu
W
W
8/20/13
8/20/13
8/21/13
8/21/13
9 a.m.
10 a.m.
4:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
ACE
ACE
ACE
ACE
Rm 6
Rm 6
Rm 6
Rm 6
Wednesday Evening ESL Placement Testing Schedule
291091 W 9/18/13 5:30 p.m. ACE Rm 6
291093 W 10/2/13 5:30 p.m. ACE Rm 6
291094 W 10/2/13 6:30 p.m. ACE Rm 6
291095 W 10/16/13 5:30 p.m. ACE Rm 6
291096 W 10/16/13 6:30 p.m. ACE Rm 6
Friday Morning ESL Placement Testing Schedule
291010 F 9/20/13 9 a.m. ACE Rm 6
291011 F 9/20/13 10 a.m. ACE Rm 6
291012 F 10/4/13 9 a.m. ACE Rm 6
291013 F 10/4/13 10 a.m. ACE Rm 6
291014 F 10/18/13 9 a.m.
ACE Rm 6
291015 F 10/18/13 10 a.m. ACE Rm 6
Students must attend regularly to remain in the
ESL program.
Note: The ESL placement test is NOT for
students who are at, or above, the advanced level.
You are an advanced ESL student if you are able
to:
• understand spoken English
If you would like to enroll in a Citizenship
class you first must take a listening test at
the Adult School.
• fill out medical, employment or registration
forms
There is a $ 40 non-refundable testing and
processing fee for the 2013-2014 school
year. After testing you will be enrolled
into a Citizenship class for the year.
For more information visit our website
at: www.ace.fuhsd.org.
Students must register in advance
to take the placement test.
Adult
School
Q1
2013
Placement Testing
Schedule for Quarter 1
Listening Test
Schedule for Quarter 1
291092
240511
W 9/18 6:30pm.
F 9/20 10:30am
ACE Rm 6
ACE Rm 6
• follow oral and written directions
Citizenship Saturday Mornings
Beginning
and Intermediate
These classes are for beginning and intermediate
English speakers who want to become U.S. citizens.
In these classes, you will learn about American history
and government, fill out the N-400 application, and
practice for your interview. In the class for beginning
English speakers, English skills will be stressed.
Instructor: Bellamy
4 sessions
Reg Fee: $ none
Location: ACE / Rm 5B
140411 Beg Eng Speakers 11:30am-2:30pm 9/21-10/12
140500 Int Eng Speakers 8-11am
9/21-10/12
REGISTRATION THROUGH THE PARENTING OFFICE IS REQUIRED FOR ALL
PRESCHOOL CLASSES. No fax, mail or online in registration. Preschool classes run
from September through May. Fees are paid quarterly (8 weeks). New students are
added on a space available basis from our waiting list. CALL 408 522-2707 to register.
SPECIAL PRESCHOOL FEE POLICIES: No refunds.
$20 fee for all transfers.
Bright Beginnings Preschool
It is not necessary for your child to be toilet-trained.
PARENT EDUCATION THROUGH PARENT CHILD PARTICIPATION
Quarter 3: January 21 – March 23, 2014
Quarter 2: November 4 – January 17, 2014 Quarter 4: March 30 – June 2, 2014
Quarter 1: September 3 – October 28, 2013
Full Year Preschool Program: Classes begin September 3, 2013 and end June 2, 2014.
Fees listed are for 8 weeks of instruction. 4 payments total. First payment due at registration.
New students may be added, on a space available basis, after classes begin. Choose your class carefully.
All fees are NON-Refundable. $75 Yearly Registration Fee.
Level 6 (Children 2 years old by 12/31/13)
076071 Tuesday 9/3-10/22
9-11:45 AM
076072 Friday
9/6-10/25
9-11:45 AM
Rm. 4B $165
Rm. 4B $165
Vidunas
Soffa-Richardson
076074 Wed/Fri
9/4-10/25
9-11:45 AM
Rm. 4B $330
076075 Wed/Fri
9/4-10/25
11:45 AM-2:15pm Rm. 4B $250
Okerson
Lundgren
Level 7 076171
076172
076173
(Children turning 3 between 9/2/13 – 4/30/14)
Mon / Wed
9/4-10/28
9AM-12 PM
Rm. 4A $345
Tue / Thurs
9/3-10/24 8:45 – 11:45 AM Rm. 4A $345
Tue / Thurs
9/3-10/24 12 – 3 PM
Rm. 4A $300
Rego
Harford
Harford
Level 8 076271
076272
076273
(Children 3 years old by 9/1/13)
M/W/F
9/4-10/28 9AM-12 PM
Rm. 4C $500
T/Th/F
9/3-10/25 9AM-12 PM TTh/4C, F /4D $500
T/Th
9/3-10/24 12-3 PM Rm. 4D $300
Werner
Sawaya
Staff
076371 M/Tu/W/Th 9/3-10/28
9AM-12 PM
076372 M/W/F
9/4-10/28
12-3 PM
T. Robertson
Bitanga
Rm. 4C $700
Visvanathan
The last 15 minutes of all preschool classes are reserved for conferencing.
More information about Bright Beginnings Preschool
is available on our website: ace.fuhsd.org.
Multi-age Preschool Specialty classes are listed on page 16-17.
Adult
School
Q1
2013
http://www.facebook.com/scAdultEd
Closed
12-1pm
Friday
NO FAX OR MAIL IN
REGISTRATION.
076473 Mon - Fri 9/3-10/28
12-3 PM
Rm. 4D $600
Rm. 4D $450
CALL
5222707
Parent Education: Pre School
Parent & child grow together in an enriched environment that nurtures
the whole family. Parents attend once each week while children attend
according to the class schedule below. Preschool activities are designed to
stimulate your child’s emotional, intellectual, physical, and social growth
through art, music, science, literature, cooking, dramatic play, motor
activities, and field trips. School readiness skills are also addressed.
Parents participate in classroom activities helping to supervise,
providing snack, and attending parent-ed meetings where information
on child development and related topics is provided.
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GYM Classes require pre-registration. Register on-line at ace.fuhsd.org or call
the Parent Ed office at 408-522-2707. NO FAX OR MAIL-IN REGISTRATION.
NO refunds. A $20 service fee is charged for transfers.
Parent Education: Gym
Parenting Office Hours 8:30am - 1:00pm
CALL 522-2707 Closed 12-1pm on Friday
Gym
Kids Motor Development
Through the use of a wide variety of
CALL
522-2707
Closed
12-1
pm
Friday
Adult
School
Q1
2013
specialized gym equipment, small children
develop balance, coordination and body
strength in a group setting. Parachute and
other movement exploration games are
used to develop body control and language.
Parents participate with their youngsters and
the instructor. Gym classes meet in room 2 at
the Adult School.
GYM KIDS - Regular Instruction (based on class size of 18 children)
PARENT EDUCATION THROUGH PARENT-CHILD PARTICIPATION
070132 9-15mo
9/4-10/23
070111 9-18mo
9/9-10/28
070222 12-18mo
9/3-10/22
070241 12-18mo
9/5-10/24
070413 18-24mo
9/9-10/28
070443 18-24mo
9/5-10/24
070451 18-24mo
9/6-10/25
070523 11/2-21/2yr 9/3-10/22
070531 11/2-21/2yr 9/4-10/23
070621 1-4yr
9/3-10/22
070612 2-3yr
9/9-10/28
070633 2-3yr
9/4-10/23
070642 2-3yr
9/5-10/24
070652 2-3yr
9/6-10/25
(8) W
(8) M
(8) Tu
(8) Th
(8) M
(8) Th
(8) F
(8) Tu
(8) W
(8) Tu
(8) M
(8) W
(8) Th
(8) F
ACE/2
ACE/2
ACE/2
ACE/2
ACE/2
ACE/2
ACE/2
ACE/2
ACE/2
ACE/2
ACE/2
ACE/2
ACE/2
ACE/2
J. Markley
K. Okerson
V. Rego
V. Baccaglio
K. Okerson
V. Baccaglio
T. Anderson
V. Rego
J. Markley
V. Rego
K. Okerson
J. Markley
V. Baccaglio
T. Anderson
$65
$65
$65
$65
$65
$65
$65
$65
$65
$65
$65
$65
$65
$65
Saturday classes meet 4 times each quarter : 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, 10/12
070161 12-24mos
9/21-10/12
070562 11/2-21/2yr 9/21-10/12
070763 2-4yr
9/21-10/12
070738
070739
070747
070748
10-11am
9-10am
10:30-11:30am
9-10am
11am-12pm
11-12pm
9-10am
11:30-12:30pm
9-10am
9:30-10:30am
10-11am
11am-12pm
10-11am
10-11am
1-4yr
1-4yr
1-4yr
1-4yr
9/4-10/23
9/4-10/23
9/5-10/24
9/5-10/24
(4) S
(4) S
(4) S
9-10am
10-11am
11-12pm
ACE/2
ACE/2
ACE/2
Staff
Staff
Staff
$35
$35
$35
GYM KIDS - Evening Classes
(8) W 6-7pm
ACE/2
(8) W 7-8pm
ACE/2
(8) Th 6-7pm
ACE/2
(8) Th 7-8pm
ACE/2
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
$65
$65
$65
$65
International Day
Looking for a fun family activity? Join
us at Bright Beginnings Preschool for
International Day. We’ll have lots of
delicious food to taste, face painting,
a jump house, crafts, music and more.
Wear clothing from your country and help
celebrate the diversity of our community.
This is a free family activity. Everyone is
welcome. No registration is required.
Location: ACE / Preschool
Saturday
10/12
1 session
Reg Fee: $ Free
10am-1pm
10/12
Specialty Classes require pre-registration. Register on-line at ace.fuhsd.org or call
the Parent Ed office at 408-522-2707. NO FAX OR MAIL-IN REGISTRATION.
NO refunds. A $20 service fee is charged for transfers.
Mom & Me Toddler
Preschool
(17-20mos)
A beginning preschool class designed
child development and network with other parents.
This class is designed to stimulate your child’s mental
and motor development through the use of music,
movement, and rhyme. Parents learn about infant
development through discussion and observation.
Babies older than 12 months who are not walking may
attend.
Instructor: Anderson
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $ $65
070154 5-12mos F 11am-12pm 9/6-10/25
Baby & Me Toddler Preschool
(11-13
mos) (13-16 mos)
A preschool class designed for parent & toddler. Bring
your toddler and enjoy your first preschool experience.
Each class will have a simple art project, and lots of
music and movement activities. Come, meet other
parents and play along with your child in an enriched
preschool setting.
Please bring a snack for yourself and your child.
Instructor: Hoeke
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $100
073071 11-13mos M 1-2:30pm 9/9-10/28
073171 13-16mos M 11:30am-1pm 9/9-10/28
Preschool
Music & Fun (1 1/2- 4yrs)
Designed for children 1.5 - 4 years old, this fun class
Evening
Preschool (2- 4 yrs)
Join your child for an evening preschool class filled
with fun and learning. Each class features art projects,
music, motor movement and playtime with specialized
preschool toys. Evening preschool provides your
child with an enriched learning environment and an
opportunity to play and grow. Parents learn about
child development through observation, participation.
and teacher discussion. Please bring a snack for yourself
& your child.
Instructor: Staff
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $100
076679 2-4yr Th 6:15-8:15pm 9/5-10/24
week will feature a different themed preschool activity
with an emphasis on art, music, movement, dramatic
play, science, learning and fun! A variety of multisensory activities and materials are used that provide
multiple opportunities for your child to learn and grow.
Parents observe and learn how to use everyday materials
creatively to increase their child’s understanding of the
natural world. This class provides a unique preschool
adventure for you and your child. Please bring a snack
for yourself and your child. Parents with two children
pay $60 for the second child.
Instructor: Soffa-Richardson
8 sessions
Location: ACE / Rm 4A
Reg Fee: $120
076671 1.5-4yr
F 12-2pm 9/6-10/25
Family
Preschool (1 - 4rs)
Looking for a program where you can bring more than
one child? Family preschool is designed so that you
& your children can share the preschool experience.
Family Preschool emphasizes social development, art,
music, movement and fun. It is designed so that you
can bring more than one child. Families pay a full fee
for the first child and half fee for additional children.
Babies under 1 year old are free. Please bring a snack for
yourself and your child.
Instructor: Hoeke
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $120
076675 1-4yr Th 11:30am-1:30pm 9/5-10/24
Saturday
Preschool (2 - 4 yrs)
Saturday preschool provides an opportunity for Parent
and child to participate in a full array of preschool
activities including art, music, movement, science,
indoor and outdoor toys and games. It’s a fun-filled
morning sure to please. Children interact in an enriched
preschool environment that provides an opportunity
for them to play and grow. Parents learn about child
development through observation and participation.
Class meets 9/21, 9/28, and 10/5.
Instructor: Staff
3 sessions
Location: ACE / Rm 4D
Reg Fee: $56
076771 2-4yr Sat 9:30am-12pm 9/21-10/5
Cupertino Co-op Nursery School
Located on the Fremont High School campus
at
563 W Fremont. Ave, Sunnyvale, Ca 94087
www.cupertinocoop.org
For more information call 408 739-8963
17
Sunnyvale-Cupertino
Parenting Office: 408 522-2707
combines our one hour Mostly Music and Preschool
programs. Each class has exploration time, music,
snack and one art activity. Music activities include
movement, rhythm instruments, singing and a variety
of musical styles, rhythms and forms. Parents will learn
how to use music to stimulate their child’s learning
through both observation and active participation.
Instructor: Harford, Rego
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $120
076673 1.5-4yr
M 12-2pm 9/9-10/28
076674 1.5-4yr
W 12-2pm 9/4-10/23
1
/2 - 4 yrs)
Preschool
Adventures
(1
Experience the adventure of hands-on learning. Each
Parent Education: Specialty
Wiggles
& Rhymes (5-12 mos)
Play and have fun with your child while you learn about
for parent & toddler. This class is filled with art,
music, toys and time to play in an enriched preschool
environment. Parents in this class can observe their
child in the preschool setting and get information from
their teacher through the informative parent discussion
time. Come, meet other parents and play and learn
along with your child.
Instructor: Hoeke
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $155
073271 17-20mos M 9-11:30am 9/9-10/28
073272 17-20mos Th 9-11:30am 9/5-10/24
Adult
School
Q1
2013
Sunnyvale-Cupertino Adult School
Movement Intro
Health to Computers
Yoga
Active Adults 50+: Adult School
Sunnyvale-Cupertino
591 W. Fremont Ave, Sunnyvale
50 Years Minimum Age Requirement
Yogalates
Dance
Enjoy a fun total body workout! If you like yoga
and like to dance, you’ll love this class. We will
begin with a gentle cardio routine (low impact,
aerobic) which incorporates yoga and dance
moves to up-beat music. In the second half of the
class we will move into pilates and yoga poses to
improve flexibility, strengthen and tone the core
as well as enjoy some feel-good stretches which
will leave you feeling relaxed and energized.
Please bring a yoga mat.
Take control of your computer! Learn how to
start and find programs, explore CDs and DVDs,
and find useful, free software that you might
not realize your computer already has! Explore
the mouse left-click, right-click, and doubleclick, control sound, and change your screen’s
background. This class is for beginners, as well as
more experienced computer users.
Instructor: Walker
6 sessions
Reg Fee: $45
086372
TTh
9-11:30am
9/3-9/19
Instructor: Bousso
9 sessions
Reg Fee: $57, $68
087621 Age 50+ Th 11:30am-1pm 9/5-10/31
091121 Others Th 11:30am-1pm 9/5-10/31
Improving
Fitness: Using P90X for 50+
Elevate your overall fitness level from head to toe
using P90X principles that have been modified
for older adults. P90X focuses on stability, agility
and endurance. Because of the research based
order of the workouts, participants will see results
using a principle called muscle confusion. P90X
strengthens and tones the body to enhance overall
health and physical fitness levels. The classes
include light, easy on the joints cardio, and light
weight full body muscle building. This class will
be taught by a P90X Certified Trainer who will
use modifications introduced by Tony Horton
himself. Bring a yoga mat and water bottle.
Windows
7/Word
This class combines what you need to know about
Movement
Improvement
Improve
balance.
Increase
Instructor: Walker
6 sessions
Reg Fee: $45
086981
TTh
9-11:30am
9/24-10/10
Instructor: Anderson
16 sessions
Reg Fee: $65
087361
TTh
10-11am
9/3-10/24
flexibility.
Reduce pain. Discover how using variation,
differentiation, and quality of movement will
help you towards greater ease and comfort in
your daily activities. Must be able to get down
& up from the floor. Please bring a mat or towel
and wear loose, comfortable clothing. Instructor
is a Guild Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner.
Instructor: Sidlow-Mann
4 sessions
Reg Fee: $28, $35
087100 Age 50+ Sat 11am-12pm 9/21-10/12
292958 Others Sat 11am-12pm 9/21-10/12
using the Windows operating system and how
to create Word documents. In this class you
will understand the correct locations for saving
documents and how to locate missing documents.
Create folders to organize and quickly retrieve
documents. Additionally, you will learn about
shortcuts and correct procedures for deleting files.
We will cover how to create, modify, format and
edit Word documents.
Cameras,
Computers & You
This class gives hands-on,
personalized
instruction in transferring your pictures from
your camera and into your computer. We will
also work on related issues, such as dealing with
red-eye and sharing your photos. Bring your
camera, all cables, and spare batteries!
4 sessions
Reg Fee: $25
286280
W
4-6pm
9/4-9/25
Hike
for Health
Enjoy the wildlife and natural beauty of parks
within an hour’s drive while you exercise.
Provide your own transportation. Bring lunch
Adult and a water bottle, personal first aid kit and
Wear layered clothing and sturdy shoes
School whistle.
(with traction). Each hike is 5-8 miles. .
Q1 Instructor: Wool/ Cyr
8 sessions
Location: ACE/ Rm 9
2013 Reg Fee: $48, $80
087073 Age 50+ Fri 8:30am-2:30pm 9/6-10/25
294173 Others Fri 8:30am-2:30pm 9/6-10/25
Workshops
with Zoya Scholis
Zoya will be conducting four l-day
Saturday workshops. For detailed
information on the description of
classes, please go to our website ace.
fuhsd.org. Zoya is an award winning
artist; go to www.zoyart.com. Material
fee of $10 is payable to the instructor.
Bring a bag lunch.
Watercolor with Zoya
Location: ACE / 14
9am-2pm
9/21
9am-2pm
9/21
Pen & Ink with Watercolor Washes
Watercolor
: Int/ Adv
Spend an enjoyable morning
creating while
improving your skills painting in transparent
watercolor. A variety of techniques will be
demonstrated each class as well as guidelines
on color mixing, composition and perspective.
Materials fee of $5 will be collected by instructor
at first class.
Watercolor
Paint any subject that interests you:
flowers,
people, animals and landscapes. In this class
you will learn a variety of watercolor techniques,
color mixing, brush strokes, and “wet and dry”
method, using many different tools which make
an exciting and beautiful watercolor painting.
Instructor: Chiu
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $65, $100
081314 Age 50+ W 12:30-3:30pm 9/4-10/23
211015 Others W 12:30-3:30pm 9/4-10/23
Sat
Sat
Location: ACE / Cafe
9am-2pm
9/28
9am-2pm
9/28
3-D Collage with Zoya
Reg Fee: $35, $55
080422 Age 50+
282033 Others
Sat
Sat
9am-2pm
10/5
9am-2pm
10/5
2-D Collage using Silhouettes with Zoya
Instructor: Scholis
1 session
Reg Fee: $35, $55
080454 Age 50+ Sat 9am-2pm
10/12
230180 Others
Sat 9am-2pm
10/12
Chinese
Brush Painting
Introduction to Chinese
brush painting
with emphasis on individual instruction for
beginners. A traditional approach to bamboo,
flowers, birds, trees and landscapes will be some
of the subjects. Info on Chinese art forms and
historical background will be presented. The
supplies list will be handed out at the first class
with detailed description of what you need
to purchase for the beginning student. The
material fee of $4 is payable to the instructor
at the first class for all students to cover some
supplies.
Instructor: Chiu
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $65, $100
080514 Age 50+ F 12:30-3:30pm 9/6-10/25
211020 Others F 12:30-3:30pm 9/6-10/25
Creative
Drawing & Watercolor
Skills in drawing and watercolor can be taught
Oil
Painting Landscapes
Learn to paint beautiful landscapes.
Develop
skills in composition, lighting, and atmospheric
perspective. Basic drawing experience is required.
Ray Mendieta holds a Masters Degree in Fine
Arts from the Academy of Art University in San
Francisco where he also teaches. For a supply
list, please go to raysart.com.
Instructor: Mendieta
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $65 , $100
080034 Age 50+ Th 12:45-3:15pm 9/5-10/24
211019 Others Th 12:45-3:15pm 9/5-10/24
and developed. Often we need to be trained
to see more effectively to develop our artistic
abilities. This class emphasizes learning how
to see in order to draw and paint. It teaches
how edges, relationships, light, spaces and
shadows affect the whole image. Students
use different drawing implements, different
grounds, and different coloring media to
help develop perceptual skills. Personal
artistic interpretation is encouraged as is
working towards a finished piece. Beginners
are welcome, as well as those who would like
to go further with their art in a positive and
supporting environment. Instruction is tailored
to the individual. Materials are discussed in first
class and everyone should bring a 6 B pencil and
a drawing tablet. Sara has a Master’s degree in
Art Education and has taught for Fremont
Union Adult Ed.since 1977. Her work may be
seen at www.sarandippity.com. A materials fee
of $5.00 is due at the first class for additional
materials supplied by instructor. No class 10/9.
Instructor: Frank
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $65, $100
Location: : ACE /Rm 14
080414 Age 50+ W 9am-12pm 9/4-10/30
294174 Others
W 9am-12pm 9/4-10/30
19
Active Adults 50+:Adult School
Instructor: Gillette
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $65
081311 Int /Adv M 8:30-11:30am 9/9-10/28
Reg Fee: $35, $55
080074 Age 50+
282034 Others
Sunnyvale-Cupertino
Reg Fee: $35, $55
081222 Age 50+ Sat
282035 Others
Sat
Adult
School
Q1
2013
Cupertino
Senior Center
(408) 777-3150
21251 Stevens Creek Blvd., Cupertino
Students must be a member of the Center.
Pay membership fees at the Senior Center.
Residents $22/Non Residents $27 per year Jan - Dec
Includes Parking Sticker.
50 Years Minimum Age Requirement.
A Reminder about Senior Center
Membership Fees!
Cupertino Senior Center &
Sunnyvale Senior Center
Students must be a member of the Centers.
Pay membership fees at the Senior Centers.
Active Adults 50+: Cupertino Senior Center
Writing:
Creative/Memoir/Poetry
Low Impact Aerobics
Have you always wanted to take a shot at writing, Workout to music. Includes
Adult
School
Q1
2013
whether it is fiction, memoir or poetry? Do you
have an unfinished manuscript that has been
collecting dust in your desk drawer and want to
resurrect it? The class format is seminar style
in which writers read their work in progress and
obtain supportive, illuminating feedback. Class
members may also read the works of published
authors that have been an inspiration to their
creative processes. Add your talents to a very
supportive group of aspiring writers. Must be a
member of Cupertino Senior Center.
Instructor: Enz
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $50
Location: CSC / Card Rm
085311
W 9:30-11:30am
9/11-10/30
Memoir
Writing
Leave a lasting impression
of your life to
your heirs. Share your life with this class in a
supportive, cohesive and inviting atmosphere.
Must be a member of Cupertino Senior Center.
Instructor: McCaw
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $45
Location: CSC / Bay
084121
F
9am-12pm
9/6-10/25
UkuleleNo Ka ‘Oi: Int
Class covers a wide range of music, some Hawaiian,
but mostly hapa haole and songs from the 30s,
40s & 50s. Must have previous ukulele experience.
Must be a member of the Cupertino Senior
Center.
Instructor: Yee
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $35
Location: CSC / Craft Rm
085911 Int/Adv M 1:30-3:30pm 9/9-10/28
Watercolor:
Int/Adv
Spend an enjoyable morning creating while im-
proving your skills painting in transparent watercolor. A variety of techniques will be demonstrated each class as well as guidelines on color
mixing, composition and perspective. Materials
fee of $5 to be paid to instructor at first class.
Registrants must be a member of the Cupertino
Senior Center. No class 9/18.
Instructor: Woolfolk
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $60
Location: CSC / Craft Rm
081521
W
9am-12pm
9/4-10/23
low-impact
aerobics, chair exercises and light weights.
Must be a member of Cupertino Senior Center.
Instructor: Arnold
24 sessions
Reg Fee: $40
Location: CSC / Exercise
087121
TWTh
8:05-9am 9/3-10/24
Low
Impact Exercise for Seniors
A combination of cardiovascular activities
including stretching, agility and strength.
Some step aerobics will be included. Must be a
member of Cupertino Senior Center.
Instructor: Thompson
16 sessions
Reg Fee: $40
289123 TTh 10:45am-12pm 9/3-10/24
289124 TTh 12-1:15pm
9/3-10/24
087194
MW 3:50-5pm
9/4-10/28
Strength
Training/Conditioning
Condition, tone and stretch your muscles, plus
relaxation. We will use light hand weights and/
or Dynabands to strengthen your upper body,
plus leg and abdominal exercises for lower body
strength. Must be a member of Cupertino
Senior Center.
Instructor: Thompson
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $20
289126
Tu
2:30-3:45pm
9/3-10/22
Tai
Chi (Qigong)
Strengthens, conditions
without impacting
joints. Boosts energy, endurance levels and
helps to increase concentration and mental
clarity. Fun, safe and easy. Must be a member of
Cupertino Senior Center.
Instructor: Yee 8 sessions
Reg Fee: $25
Location: CSC / Exercise 087751
Int M 10-11:30am 9/9-10/28
087731
Beg Th 9:05-10:35am 9/5-10/24
Line
Dancing
Line
Dancing: Beg - Adv
Painting
Oil
&Acrylics
Learn fun line dances while improving your muscle
This course is intended to give experienced students an opportunity to develop a skillful, personal approach to painting. Emphasis will be
placed on composition, color, perspective, and
techniques appropriate to the subject. Must be a
member of the Cupertino Senior Center.
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $65
Location: CSC / Art Rm
080835
Th
8:45-11:45am 9/5-10/24
coordination. You will increase your line dancing and
memorization skills. No partners needed. Must be a
member of Cupertino Senior Center. No class
Instructor: Shannon
Reg Fee: $46
289323 Int
W
289324 Beg/Int W
289326 Beg
F
289325 Int/High F
8 sessions
10:10-11:40am 9/4-10/23
11:40-1:10pm 9/4-10/23
12-1:30pm
9/6-10/25
1:30-3pm
9/6-10/25
Read
and Discuss/Int- Adv
Read and discuss a variety
Sunnyvale Senior Center
(408) 730-7360
of materials
550 E. Remington Dr. Sunnyvale
including the newspaper and magazine articles
of current interest. Build your vocabulary and Students must be a member of the Center.
conversational skills. Must be a member of Pay membership fees at the Senior Center. 50
Years Minimum Age Requirement.
Cupertino Senior Center.
Instructor: Reichard
Reg Fee: $26
082651
Tu
6 sessions
Location: CSC/ Bay Rm
10am-12pm
9/3-10/8
Bonjour
Parliamo Italian I:
Beginning
Grammar
Going to Italy? Are you ready for the subtle
differences in culture and language? By learning
basic Italian phrases and customs you will
be better equipped to successfully cope with
situations in restaurants, shops, sightseeing and
making friends. Please bring pencil & notebook.
Must be a member of the Cupertino Senior
Center.
Instructor: Severo
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $40
Location: CSC / Oak
280324 Beg M 11:30am-12:30 pm 9/9-10/28
with no background in French with the
fundamental aspects of the language and
culture. Students will learn phonetic, reading
and conversational skills and will develop basic
communication. Texts are: 30 Days to Great
French and DK French for Travelers with CD.
Must be a member of the Sunnyvale Senior
Center.
Instructor: Rothstein
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $47, $35
Location: SSC / Cypress
084611 Lev 1/2 W 9-11am
9/4-10/23
084511 Lev 3 W 11am-12:30pm 9/4-10/23
Spanish Language & Culture
Basic Spanish for everyday use in a Spanish
or Mexican-American setting. Gain a clearer
understanding of the culture. Level 1 textbook:
Spanish Now, Ruth Silverstein, 7th Edition
with CD’s. Levels 2 & 3 textbooks: Spanish
Now, Ruth Silverstein, 7th Edition with CD’s
and Practice Makes Perfect Spanish Pronouns
and Prepositions, Dorothy Richmond, available
at local bookstores. Must be a member of the
Sunnyvale Senior Center.
Reg Fee: $35, $47
083614 Lev 1 W
083714 Lev 2 Tu
083814 Lev 3 Tu
083914 Lev 4/5 W
8 sessions
Location: SSC / Cypress 1-2:30pm
9/4-10/23
5-6:30pm
9/3-10/22
3:30-5pm
9/3-10/22
2:30-4:30pm 9/4-10/23
Literature
This class reads novels, short stories, plays and
Parliamo Italian II:
Intermediate
Grammar
This course is designed to teach the basics of
Italian language & culture for a serious business
person or traveler. You’ll learn everyday practical
phrases, verbs, numbers, vocabulary, and useful
expressions. Please bring a notebook & pencil
to class.
Instructor: Severo
Reg Fee: $40
280322
Beg
M
8 sessions
Location: CSC / Oak
9-10 am
9/9-10/28
Italian
Conversation: Int
This course is for those who
have already
taken a beginning Italian Class. Emphasis is
on speaking and understanding the language.
Thematic lessons will encourage the use of
vocabulary and grammar rules taught. Must
be a member of the Cupertino Senior Center.
Instructor: Severo
Reg Fee: $60
280323 Int M
8 sessions
Location: CSC / Oak
10-11:30 am 9/9-10/28
some poetry, both modern and classic, with the
primary focus on American writers. Lend your
ear and your voice to this outstanding group
of serious readers. Must be a member of the
Instructor: Enz
Reg Fee: $40
082701
M
8 sessions
Location: SSC /Sequoia
10am-12pm
9/9-10/28
Ikebana
Learn the
art of
combining
flowers
and aesthetic objects.
Please bring a 9 x 13
Pyrex glass baking
dish to the first class.
You may purchase
ikebana scissors and
pin frogs in class. Lab
fee pays for flowers.
Must be a member of the Sunnyvale Senior Center.
Active Adults 50+: CSC, SSC
Hola Ciao
French
Language & Culture
Bonjour! This class will familiarize students
Adult
School
Instructor: Schuknecht
8 sessions
Q1
Reg Fee: $40 Lab Fee: $56 Loc. SSC/ Willows
081903
All
Th
9-11am 9/5-10/24 2013
21
Quilting
Workshop
This workshop
Active Adults 50+: SSC
is
designed
for quilters of
all levels, from
beginner
to
experienced, as long as you know how
to sew and have a sewing machine. We will
bring our machines to class each week and sew
during a large part of the afternoon. We’ll also
set aside time for “show-and-tell,” as we share
our projects with each other. In the fall session
we will begin by learning to make the “Perfect
Nine Patch” and explore various ways of putting
them together into a pleasing quilt. We will also
practice various free motion quilting patterns
throughout the year. A $5 materials fee will be
paid to the instructor at the first class. Must be a
member of the Sunnyvale Senior Center.
Instructor: MacFarlane
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $41
Location: SSC/ Willows
082001
Tu
1-4pm
9/17-10/29
Greeting
Cards and Other Fun Stuff
In this class we will make greeting cards &
envelopes, explore various mediums, including
rubber stamps, play with paper finishing, and
always some surprises. Please bring curiosity,
scissors, pencil, glue stick, and a supply fee of
$12. Must be a member of the Sunnyvale Senior
Center.
Instructor: Himel
6 sessions
Reg Fee: $42
282026
W 9:30-11:30am 9/11-10/16
Decorative
Painting, Garden Varieties
This is a One Stroke painting class using acrylic
paint and a flat brush. (Available for purchase
from the instructor at the first class.) You will
practice various flowers and leaves while learning
to blend, shade and highlight in one stroke.
Instructor furnishes all needed supplies. A
supply fee of $3 is payable to the instructor. Must
be a member of the Sunnyvale Senior Center.
Instructor: Delaune-Rensen
6 sessions
Reg Fee: $42
282035
F
9:30-11:30am
9/6-10/11
Clay
Art
Student will
learn basic clay hand building
techniques with an emphasis on slab technique
and the use of low fire clay and glazes. Students
will learn how to load and fire a kiln. Approximate
costs: $10 for tools, $10 per bag for clay and
$10 optional firing and glazing, payable to the
instructor. Must be a member of the Sunnyvale
Senior Center.
Instructor: Brown
Reg Fee: $50
085122
Tu
8 sessions
9am-12pm
9/3-10/22
Knitting:
Beg & Int
Beginners: Please bring size 8 needles and one
Adult
School
Q1
2013
skein of light colored yarn to class. Intermediate
students: Please bring an unfinished project or a
new project to class. We will learn some helpful
hints, new stitches, how to fix problems, shape
garments and read a basic pattern. Must be a
Instructor: Hui
Reg Fee: $42
285143
Th
8 sessions
Location: SSC / Cypress Rm
12-2pm
9/5-10/24
Tai
Chi (Qigong)
Strengthens, conditions
without impacting
joints. Boosts energy, endurance levels and helps
to increase concentration and mental clarity.
Fun, safe and easy. Must be a member of the
Instructor: Lo Reg Fee: $25
087781 All W
8 sessions
Location: SSC/ Orchard
9:10-10:40am 9/4-10/23
Qigong,
Cards, Clay
Quilting& Yoga
Aerobic
Rhythms
Join us for low impact
exercise routines
choreographed to music that will energize your
body. Class will emphasize toning, stretching,
and cardio fitness. Light weights optional. Please
bring mat. Must be a member of the Sunnyvale
Senior Center.
Instructor: Ambrose
24 sessions
Reg Fee: $43
Location: SSC/ Orchard
087208
MWF
8-9am
9/4-10/28
Yoga for Seniors
Come experience Iyengar Yoga! Yoga is a
powerful tool for relieving stress and bringing
peace and calmness to your life. Yoga helps to
strengthen your body, and increase your vitality.
Experience greater flexibility and balance. Wear
loose fitting clothes and bring a yoga sticky
mat, blanket, 2 yoga blocks and strap. Must
be a member of the Sunnyvale Senior Center.
Instructor: Koumoutsakis
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $53
Location: SSC/Community Rm
289536 Beg M 3:15-4:45pm 9/9-10/28
289537 All M 5-6:30pm
9/9-10/28
Hatha
Yoga for Seniors
Come experience Hatha Yoga!
Yoga is a
powerful tool for relieving stress and bringing
peace and calmness to your life. Yoga helps to
strengthen your body and increase your vitality.
Experience greater flexibility and balance. Wear
loose fitting clothes and bring a yoga sticky mat,
blanket, 2 yoga blocks and strap. Must be a
Instructor: Pickel
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $56
Location: SCC/Community
289534
All W 11:30-1pm 9/4-10/23
Yoga
for Seniors
In this yoga class you will safely and effectively
increase overall flexibility, mobilize and
strengthen your spine, release tension in the
back, shoulders and neck, tone your core,
improving posture, and achieve an enhanced
sense of well-being. You will leave the class feeling
both relaxed and energized. Instructor is a yoga
therapist. Must be a member of the Sunnyvale
Senior Center. No class 9/19.
Instructor Bousso
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $53 Loc:. SSC /Indoor Sports Center
087400
Int Th 9:30-11am 9/5-10/31
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Most courses run for six weeks. Courses
are project-oriented and include lessons,
quizzes, hands-on assignments, discussion
areas, and supplementary links.
You can complete any of the on-line
courses entirely from your home or office
and at any time of day or night.
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Follow the instructions to enroll and pay for the course.
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additional requirements. Please visit www.
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Adult
School
Q1
2013
Cost: Most courses cost $85.
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Community Interest: English Enhancement
Accent
Improvement - Eve Vocabulary, Idioms and Phrases to Enhance
Speak better and sound better to
succeed! Accent reduction may help Your Conversational Skills
you to advance your career. This class One of the keys to speaking like a native is the ability
Adult
School
Q1
2013
will give you guidance on intonation,
pronunciation and word connections,
and get you on the right road to speaking
American English. New textbook:
Mastering the American Accent, Lisa
Mojsin, M.A., book plus 4 Audio CDs; Barron’s
2009, ISBN # 978-0-7641-9582-2.
Instructor: Staff
16 sessions
Reg Fee: $115
Location: CHS / Rm 407
230055
TTh
6-8pm
9/3-10/24
Accent
Improvement - Day
Speak and sound better to succeed!
Accent
reduction may help you to advance your career. This class will give you guidance on intonation,
pronunciation and word connections, and get you
on the right road to speaking American English.
Textbook: Mastering the American Accent
Paperback with CDs (April 1, 2009)
ISBN-13: 978-0764195822.
Instructor: Green
15 sessions
Reg Fee: $110
Location: LHS / Rm 78
230058 MW 12:15 -2:15pm 9/4-10/23
Basic
Conversational English
Afraid to speak English? Gain confidence in
your English speaking. Basic speaking in formal
and casual situations. Learn how to be clear and
comfortable in your everyday encounters. We will
practice speaking in class. Book: Practice Makes
Perfect English Conversation by Jean Yates,
ISBN 978-0-07-177085-9. No classes: 10/9, 10/16
& 10/23.
Instructor: Checkman
6 sessions
Reg Fee: $75
230174
W
12:45-2:45pm 9/4-10/30
English
in the Workplace
Learn how to be more effective, clear and successful
in your workplace with sharp communication skills.
After a conversation at work, are you left wondering
whether you said everything clearly and to the
point? When you write a business correspondence,
do you rely on spell check devices? Grammatical
and punctuation mistakes make even the simplest
document harder to read and also reflects badly on
you. You will learn to communicate, both orally
and in written form, in an effective and professional
manner.
Instructor: Green
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $100
230193 Th
12:15-2:45pm 9/5-10/24
to use and understand casual expressions or idioms.
Enhance your vocabulary and language skills by learning
common phrases and expressions. Do you know what
it means to go “all-out”? You will see how similar phrases
can be altered for one of any number of related situations.
Learn these and other expressions; soon you will be
speaking like a native! Textbook: Perfect Phrases for
Conversational Skills by Diane Engelhardt, ISBN# 9780-07-177027-9. $5 materials fee payable to the instructor.
Instructor: Mori
6 sessions
Reg Fee: $75
230197
Th
12-2pm
9/12-10/17
Let's Talk: Viewpoints and
Perspectives
In this course, students will participate in discussions
that revolve around class reading and other events that are
happening in the community, in the U.S. and overseas.
Each week, articles on topics of interest ranging from
American pop culture to modern society from news,
magazines and books will be the focus of our small and
large group discussions. The reading content will be
appropriate for upper-intermediate to advanced ESL
students. Material Fee: $10
Instructor: Mori
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $105
230192
M
9am-12pm
9/9-10/28
Let's
Talk
In this course, students will participate in role playing
activities that are common in everyday life, here in the
U.S. Students will gain greater skills and confidence
in negotiating the more delicate challenges of
communication with Americans when asking for help,
making suggestions, introducing a family member or
colleague, expressing interest in getting to know someone,
making appointments and agreeing and disagreeing with
others views. The topics will vary from quarter to quarter
depending on student interest. The reading content
will be appropriate for intermediate to advanced ESL
students. Material Fee: $10
Instructor: Mori
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $95
229979
F 9:15am-12:15pm 9/13-10/25
AmericanEtiquette
Everyday
Conversations
American Etiquette
Practice speaking in a friendly environment under This class is useful for anyone new to the American
the guidance of an instructor. You will learn both
grammar and vocabulary while practicing orally with
other students. The dialogues will cover everyday life
and workplace situations. With practice, you will
feel more comfortable navigating different scenarios.
Speaking to others will encourage you to think in the
language more quickly; both listening and reading
comprehension will also be improved. Local field
trips will be a part of the curriculum.
Instructor: Staff
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $85
230201 All Tu 12:15-2:15pm 9/10-10/22
culture, customs, manners and etiquette values. You
may be here short-term on business, or long-term,
but you will find it helpful to learn the local customs.
Carrie will explain some of the practices and
stereotypes in American friendliness and informality,
and cover such areas as greetings, both formal and
informal, and dining etiquette. We will be drawing
inferences from TV shows, films and other media.
Practice using role playing and verbal conversations.
Instructor: Fu
14 sessions
Reg Fee: $110
230200 TTh 11:45am-1:45pm 9/10-10/24
Reading,
Conversation and Writing
Are you a high-level ESL student who enjoys reading
English
Fluency
Would you like to be able to feel comfortable in your
everyday control of the English language? We will
review reading and writing fundamentals, as well
as tips on oral conversation, both formal and casual.
Communicating effectively is the key to achieving
your goals, dreams and desires. Whether you would
like to read the newspaper or have meaningful social
interactions, a solid understanding of the English
language will help you achieve that knowledge.
Instructor: Berryhill
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
Location: FHS / Rm 75
230198 Int/Adv W 6-8pm 9/4-10/23
Practice
Makes Perfect - Level 1
This course is designed to give students additional
practice in speaking. Learn to be effective and clear
in everyday conversation, as well as in more formal
situations. We will discuss topics taken from different
media: television, newspapers, magazines. We will
also cover cultural issues and nuances. June Chen has
had years of experience teaching English in both high
school and the community college level.
Instructor: Chen
4 sessions
Reg Fee: $50
230185
Sat
10am-12pm
9/21-10/12
Practice
Makes Perfect - Level 2
This is a continuation of the beginning Practice Makes
Perfect. We will spend more time speaking in class and
discussing selected topics in both everyday situations
and in various media. You will gain more confidence
speaking in different situations. June Chen has had
years of experience teaching English in both high
school and the community college level. Can take
concurrently with level 1.
Instructor: Chen
4 sessions
Reg Fee: $50
230195
Sat 12:30-2:30pm
9/21-10/12
Say
What You Mean
How do you say what you mean, and mean what you
say? Saying what you mean is more than choosing the
right words and stating them. In order to communicate
well, it is important to use the right vocabulary and
the right intonation to help you communicate with
confidence. During each class, students will be
encouraged to speak, with help and encouragement
from the instructor and the other students.
Instructor: Chen
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $85
230175
M 12:15-2:15pm
9/9-10/21
Reading
Writing &
Grammar
Writing
Effectively
Learn to write effectively from a professional writer.
Good written communication is the key to achieving
your goals in business, in the classroom, or in your
personal life. Learn about the writing process,
organizing ideas and fighting writers’ block. Learn
how paragraphs work, and how sentence structure
and sentence variety can help you express your ideas
with clarity and make your writing clear, concise and
interesting. Also learn how to write in the persuasive,
expository and narrative styles. A materials fee of $20 is
payable to the instructor at the first class; no additional
book required.
Instructor: Wiehe
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
230178
Tu
7-9pm
9/3-10/22
Creative
Writing
Tap into your imagination and learn the art of creative
writing from professional writer Fred Wiehe (author
of the BBSB #1 2010 Bestseller Holiday Madness
and Aleric: Monster Hunter). Learn how to tell a
story-whether it’s a true story or fiction. Learn secrets
of the Show/Don’t Tell rule and other techniques to
write sparkling prose. Learn to combat writers’ block;
avoid common beginner mistakes, create unforgettable
characters, develop plot, and much more. Required
book: CREATIVE WRITING by Fred Wiehe
payable at the first class.
Instructor: Wiehe
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
230101
M
7-9pm
9/9-10/28
Advanced
Creative Writing
This class is for students who have completed Fred
Wiehe’s Creative Writing class or who already have
a basic knowledge of creative writing and needs
professional feedback. This is a more hands on
approach; students read from their projects and get
critiques from the instructor and their peers. If you’re
having problems with your prose, plot development,
character motivation, point of view, or maybe just
getting started and staying motivated then this class
will help. No material fee or required book. Fred
Wiehe’s e-book CREATIVE WRITING is optional
and is available from the author.
Instructor: Wiehe
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
230191
Th
7-9pm
9/5-10/24
Painless
Grammar
You want to communicate better, but the mere thought
of taking an English grammar class sounds painful,
scares you, or puts you to sleep. This class will improve
your communication and grammar skills in a friendly
and lively atmosphere. Learn all those nasty rules-parts
of speech, building sentences, proper punctuation,
subject and verb agreement, verb tense, and morewhile having fun doing it. A materials fee of $20 will
be payable to the instructor the first night of class; no
additional book Required.
Instructor: Wiehe
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
230190
W
7-9pm
9/4-10/23
25
Community Interest: English Enhancement
and wants to improve English fluency in conversation
and writing? This class is open to all students
who wish to improve their reading and writing
comprehension and the ability to converse both
formally and informally. Fiction, non-fiction, articles
from media, and films will be used for discussion.
Grammar needed for effective communication will
also be covered.
Instructor: Berryhill
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $85
228461
All M 6-8pm 9/9-10/21
Adult
School
Q1
2013
Community Interest: Arts & Crafts
Watercolor
Workshops
Adult
School
Q1
2013
Creative
Drawing & Watercolor
Skills in drawing and watercolor can be taught
and developed. Often we need to be trained to see
more effectively to develop our artistic abilities.
This class emphasizes learning how to see in
order to draw and paint. It teaches how edges,
relationships, light, spaces and shadows affect
the whole image. Students use different drawing
implements, different grounds, and different
coloring media to help develop perceptual skills.
Personal artistic interpretation is encouraged as
is working towards a finished piece. Beginners
are welcome, as well as those who would like
to go further with their art in a positive and
supporting environment. Instruction is tailored
to the individual. Materials are discussed in first
class and everyone should bring a 6 B pencil and
a drawing tablet. Sara has a Master’s degree in
Art Education and has taught for Fremont
Union Adult Ed.since 1977. Her work may be
seen at www.sarandippity.com. A materials fee
of $5.00 is due at the first class for additional
materials supplied by instructor. No class 10/9.
Instructor: Frank
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $65, $100
080414 Age 50+ W 9am-12pm 9/4-10/30
294174 Others
W 9am-12pm 9/4-10/30
Workshops
with Zoya Scholis
Zoya will be conducting four l-day Saturday
workshops. For detailed information on the
description of classes, please go to our website ace.
fuhsd.org. Zoya is an award winning artist; go to
www.zoyart.com. Material fee of $10 is payable to
the instructor. Bring a bag lunch.
Watercolor with Zoya
Reg Fee: $35, $55
081222 Age 50+
282035 Others
Sat
Sat
Location: ACE / 14
9am-2pm
9/21
9am-2pm
9/21
Pen & Ink with Watercolor Washes
Reg Fee: $35, $55
080074 Age 50+
282034 Others
Sat
Sat
9am-2pm
9/28
9am-2pm
9/28
3-D Collage with Zoya
Reg Fee: $35, $55
080422 Age 50+
282033 Others
Sat
Sat
9am-2pm
10/5
9am-2pm
10/5
2-D Collage using Silhouettes with Zoya
Instructor: Scholis
1 session
Reg Fee: $35, $55
080454 Age 50+ Sat 9am-2pm
10/12
230180 Others
Sat 9am-2pm
10/12
Drawing
Calligraphy
& Collage
Carolingian
Calligraphy
Come learn Carolingian calligraphy for graceful
writing. Carolingian is a script which became
the standard in Europe so the alphabet could
be recognized from one region to another.
It was used in the Roman Empire between
approximately 800 and 1200. It is graceful,
elegant, easy to read and can improve current
handwriting. Carolingian minuscule was
created under the patronage of Charlemagne;
the script was developed from the “Insular”
scripts that were being used in Irish and English
monasteries. Students will need a broad edged
pen paper and ink. Materials fee of $5 is payable
to the instructor at the first class; other supplies
will be discussed at the first class. No class 10/9.
Instructor: Frank
Reg Fee: $90
210017
W
8 sessions
7-9pm
9/3-10/29
Chinese
Brush Painting
Introduction to Chinese
brush painting
with emphasis on individual instruction for
beginners. A traditional approach to bamboo,
flowers, birds, trees and landscapes will be some
of the subjects. Info on Chinese art forms and
historical background will be presented. The
supplies list will be handed out at the first class
with detailed description of what you need
to purchase for the beginning student. The
material fee of $4 is payable to the instructor
at the first class for all students to cover some
supplies.
Instructor: Chiu
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $65, $100
080514 Age 50+ F 12:30-3:30pm 9/6-10/25
211020 Others F 12:30-3:30pm 9/6-10/25
Mosaics
This class
Open
Studio Oil Painting
Open Studio oil painting time is available for
Instructor: Goodman
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
210019
Th 5:30-8:30pm 9/12-10/24
Oil
Painting Landscapes
Learn to paint beautiful landscapes.
Develop
skills in composition, lighting, and atmospheric
perspective. Basic drawing experience is required.
Ray Mendieta holds a Masters Degree in Fine
Arts from the Academy of Art University in San
Francisco where he also teaches. For a supply
list, please go to raysart.com.
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $65 , $100
080034 Age 50+ Th 12:45-3:15pm 9/5-10/24
211019 Others Th 12:45-3:15pm 9/5-10/24
Oil
Painting with Judy
Come join us for an exciting class of creative and
beautiful oil paintings. You will learn color mixing,
color values, composition and different brush strokes.
Each class will include an instructor’s demo; one on one
guidance is given for individual instruction. All levels
are welcome. Beginning students must buy their own
paints, canvas and other supplies.
Instructor: Chiu
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $100
282028
Tu 12:30-3:30pm 9/3-10/22
Artisan
Jewelry
Learn to make unique, one-of-a-kind artisan
jewelry from a renowned local artist. Wearing
handmade, custom jewelry is a great way to
express yourself — make them for yourself or to
use as gifts. Judy will provide all materials – you
will pick your own favorite colors and customize
it to your liking. Material costs will depend on
your choice, but approximate costs will be $50.
You will finish your project(s) during class.
Instructor: Chiu
2 sessions
Reg Fee: $50
282029 Sat 9:30am-12:30pm 9/28-10/5
Watercolor,
Int/Adv
Paint any subject that interests you:
flowers,
people, animals and landscapes. In this class
you will learn a variety of watercolor techniques,
color mixing, brush strokes, and “wet and dry”
method, using many different tools which make
an exciting and beautiful watercolor painting.
Instructor: Chiu
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $65, $100
081314 Age 50+ W 12:30-3:30pm 9/4-10/23
211015 Others W 12:30-3:30pm 9/4-10/23
Open
Sew
Do you have a sewing project that has run into a
problem? Do you like to sew in the company of
others and enjoy the creative energy? Would you just
like a larger surface to cut and layout on? Open Sew
encompasses all interests and we welcome stitchers of
every ability. Please note that Open Sew will have the
instructor ready to assist but is not “teaching” class, but
a way to get together to sew with others and socialize
while you sew. Bring you sewing machine and supplies
to class. There are a few sewing machines available in
the classroom to share. Come check out our Open Sew
class.
Instructor: Kucsak
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
Location: ACE/ Rm 5B
227688
Tu 10am-1pm
9/3-10/22
Do you have an expertise
you would like to share?
Become an Instructor!
Many of our instructors are
people just like you who enjoy
working with others and
sharing their enthusiasm for a
subject. If you are interested,
please email your ideas to
[email protected].
Adult
School
Q1
2013
Scan the QR code with
your smart phone QR code
reader to email her today!
Community Interest: Arts & Crafts
intermediate and advanced students and artists
who wish to either work independently in our
relaxed classroom setting or with minimal
instruction, if preferred. Enjoy the camaraderie
of fellow artists and meet new friends. We are
a group of people at various levels of painting
experience.
is designed for all students.
Students will learn tile setting, nipping,
thin set and grout applications. Students
will enhance their creativity by drawing and
manipulating with primary/complementary
colors. Table tops, flower pots, wall hangers
and much more will be offered as class
projects for you to take home. Mr. Grudsky is
an accomplished artist who has designed mosaics for
public places. A materials fee of $15 is payable to the
instructor at the first class.
Instructor: Grudsky
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $95
Location: FHS/ Art Rm 3
211018
M
6-9pm
9/9-10/21
27
Live
Gluten Free with Ease
Have you been told to eliminate gluten from
Community Interest: Cooking
your diet? Or are you just curious about the
benefits of gluten-free living? Learn how easy
it can be to live gluten free with creativity and
patience. The class will help you identify
which foods are already gluten-free, which
foods to avoid and how it is possible to find
substitutes that you can enjoy. We will provide several
gluten-free foods for students to sample, along with
handouts containing recipes and tips. A $10 food fee
is due to the instructor at the first class.
Instructor: Goodman
1 session
Reg Fee: $30
Location: CHS/ Rm 420
229978
Tu
6-8:30pm
9/10
Mochi
Hawaiian
Manapua
& "An-pan"
Hawaiian
Manapua & "An-pan"
One of the reasons why Hawaiian food tastes so
delicious is because the islanders take the best of many
different cultures and blend them into their own unique
recipes. Manapuas, the Hawaiian version of the Chinese
bun, are filled with either sweet or savory ingredients and
can be either steamed or baked. Come join us in making
Manapua – “da baked kine” and “An-pan”, a Japanese
version with sweet bean filling. Using one basic dough,
you’ll learn how to make these tasty baked buns with
a variety of fillings, including Chinese bar-b-que pork.
Bring a rimmed cookie sheet to class; $15 food fee is
payable to the instructor.
Instructor: Moreno Cohn
1 session
Reg Fee: $30
Location: CHS /910
229161
Th
6-9pm
9/26
Mochi:
A Japanese/Hawaiian Treat
Come and discover the versatilty of sweet and savory
mochi dishes. Mochi is a Japanese confection made
popular with Asian-inspired mochi ice cream. This
soft doughy delicacy is made from rice starch and is
used in sweet treats with such fillings as ice cream, anko
(sweetened beans) and fresh strawberries, and in savory
dishes, such as a mochi pancake . In this class you will
learn to make Mochi Ice Cream, Ichigo Daifuku (fresh
strawberry-filled mochi), Chi-Chi Dango (a popular
Hawaiian mochi made with flavored jello) and a Mochi
Pancake (soy sauce flavored, pan-fried mochi with hot
chilies). Join us for a Japanese and Hawaiian culinary
adventure. $12 food fee is payable to the instructor.
Instructor: Mori
1 session
Reg Fee: $30
Location: CHS /910
229982
Th
6-9pm
10/24
Thai
Cuisine
Learn how to cook healthy and delicious Thai cuisine
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by blending curries and spices which will tantalize your
appetites. You will learn how to balance ingredients to
create delicious dishes. In this 2-session class, you will
learn to make tomyam soup, pad thai, papaya salad,
green curry, basil chicken and a sweet dessert. Fei will tell
you where and how to shop for the freshest ingredients,
as well as what kind of spices you will need. Food fee of
$30 is payable to the instructor.
Instructor: Nagase
2 sessions
Reg Fee: $60
Location: CHS /910
229878
Th
6-9pm
10/3-10/10
The Flavors
of Asia
Flavors
of Asia
Asian cuisine has become increasingly popular and
[email protected].
How
to Profit from Today's Housing Boom Use your IRA to Invest in Real Estate
Think outside the box and learn how to buy investment The current economic crisis and the stock market
property. More millionaires are made during economic
crisis and real estate downturns than during any other
times in our nation’s history. You’ll learn which areas
of the country are booming and which aren’t. You will
learn about one region in the country where there is a
severe shortage of housing, #1 in job growth and fastest
economic region.
• Learn how to use a Self-directed IRA to buy real
estate.
• Learn the tremendous tax benefits of owning
investment property
• And much more….
The key to financial independence is to first “invest”
in your debts by using our simple linear math variable
path methodology to eliminate all of your debts in 7-10
years, including credit cards, car loans, student loans,
lines of credit, principal home mortgage, and investment
property mortgages. During class, you will develop your
own customized Real Estate Financial plan that can be
implemented immediately into your lifestyle. Bring a list
of all debts, calculator, and pencil. Husbands and wives
are strongly encouraged to attend together.
downturn have affected many Americans’ ability to
retire comfortably. Many people have lost 30-50% of
their retirement portfolio in the past few years with
mutual funds, stocks, bonds, etc.
You will learn:
• By using a Self-Directed IRA, your income
property’s rental income and appreciation grows
tax deferred.
•
With Self-directed IRA, you do not need to qualify
for a mortgage loan12/1 as the IRA will be the
owner, so therefore your credit or job history will
not be an issue
•
How Non-recourse IRA financing is a key element
in leveraging your IRA funds...and how it can
be done quickly and easily with no additional
qualifications
Learn how to buy foreclosure properties for pennies
on the dollar in the best real estate markets
in the country and watch your wealth grow
significantly
Instructor: Yee
1 session
Reg Fee: $35
Location: CHS/Rm 410
253070
Th
6-9pm
10/3
•
The instructor, Seewing Yee is an expert in the field of
Comprehensive Real Estate consulting. He is a popular
seminar & public speaker. He has a BA in Accounting
& Masters (M.S.) in Taxation with Emphasis in Real
Estate. He is retired with 20 years of service with the
US Army.
Instructor: Yee
1 session
Reg Fee: $35 Location: CHS/Rm 119
253076
Tu
6-9pm
9/24
Community Interest: Cooking & Finance
mainstream. Fei will discuss some of the health benefits
of traditional Asian foods. You will learn to prepare
and sample a few different cuisines of Asia such as the
Vietnamese summer roll, Indonesian satay and the
Singapore Hainan chicken and rice. Fei is well versed
in all types of cuisine and will share some of her favorite
recipes. $20 food fee is payable to the instructor.
Instructor: Nagase
1 session
Reg Fee: $30
Location: CHS /910
229978
Th
6-9pm
10/17
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will help you understand
investing concepts at a level
that suits your needs. The workshops are customized
by your instructor based on feedback from enrolled
participants. Through the workshops, you will gain a
better understanding of the investing tools and strategies
you can use to help reach your long-term investment
goals. Materials fee of $5 is payable to the instructor.
Instructor: Bergstrom
4 sessions
Reg Fee: $60
Location: FHS/Rm 42
252358
W
6-9pm
9/11-10/2
stock market downturn have affected many Americans’
ability to retire comfortably. You will learn:
•
•
•
Why your financial advisor and stockbroker
does not want you to use your IRA to buy
real estate
By using a Self-Directed IRA, your income
property’s rental income and appreciation
grows tax deferred.
Learn how to buy foreclosure properties for
pennies on the dollar in the best real estate
markets in the country and watch your
wealth grow significantly
Instructor: Yee
Reg Fee: $35
253082
Tu
1 session
6-9pm
10/1
The
Asian
Art
of Flowers
P
Ikebana
Ikebana,
Int/Adv with Fusako Hoyrup Ikebana, Beg/Int with Tova
The Art of Ikebana taught by Fusako Hoyrup. She Learn the art of Japanese flower arrangements.
holds the Shukan Degree, the highest degree presented
by Headmaster Wafu Teshigahara of Wafukai School.
Anyone who has taken 4 or more sessions of Beg/Int
is eligible for Int/ Adv Ikebana. Lab fee covers the cost
of flowers.
Instructor: Hoyrup
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $105 Lab Fee: $85 Location: ACE/14
226157 Int/Adv Tu 6:30-9:30pm 9/3-10/22
226347 Special W 6:30-9:30pm 9/5-10/24
226381 Int/Adv Tu 9:15am-12:15pm 9/3-10/22
Adult
School
Q1
2013
Why Purchase Investment Property
Outside
California
The current economic crisis and the volatility of the
P
Community Interest: Home Arts &Finance
Financial
Workshop:
Your Source
for Financial
Education
This four night workshop
226357 Special Th 6:30-9:30pm 9/5-10/24
In
this beginning class, you will gain an appreciation of
Ikebana that is designed to show the beauty of each
flower/plant. If you have a flat bottom container that
is at least 2-3 inches deep (similar to a pyrex baking
dish), you may use it as a “vase” for your initial floral
arrangements. You will need to have an Ikebana
pin frog and scissors; these supplies, as well as a few
ikebana containers, may be purchased in class. The lab
fee pays for the flowers.
Instructor: Matatyaou
7 sessions
226149 Beg/Int F 9:15am-12:15pm 9/13-10/25
Reg Fee: $90 Lab Fee: $77 Location: ACE/Cafe
226383 Beg/Int Th 6:30-9:30pm 9/12-10/24
226384 Beg/Int Th 9am-12pm 9/12-10/24
226382 Beg/Int M 6:30-9:30pm 9/9-10/21
Sewing &
Alterations
Make
Your Own Alterations
Learn how to make your own alterations and save lots
Learn
the Basics of Sewing
In this class, you will learn how to adjust a commercial
pattern to fit your body correctly! You will learn to start
your sewing project on the muslin fabric. Before you
actually cut your fabric, you will choose to make a skirt
and/or a top. You may bring your own sewing machine
or share a classroom machine that is available in the
classroom. You will need to bring the following to the
first class: simple A-line skirt pattern, muslin fabric (2
yards), ruler, sewing chalk, tape measure, scissors, seam
ripper, clipper, needle, thread, silk pins, and thimble.
The instructor has years of experience working in all
facets of the clothing and fashion industry.
Instructor: Kucsak
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
226387
M
6-9pm
9/9-10/28
Time for OpenSewing
Interior
Design
Transform your living space without spending $$$.
In this class, we go over guidelines for: 1. Furniture
arrangements based on your living space, 2. Colors
and lights based on your lifestyle and comfort zone, 3.
Mixing and matching what you have with something
new or vintage based on your personal taste and budget.
This class is recommended for those who are interested
in “staging” and/or “Furniture Retail Stores” as a career.
Please bring a few pictures of your living space to the
first class.
Instructor: Abdollahi
1 session
Reg Fee $30
226391 Sat
10:30am-12:30pm
9/28
Open
Sew
Do you have a sewing project that has run into a
problem? Do you like to sew in the company of
others and enjoy the creative energy? Would you just
like a larger surface to cut and layout on? Open Sew
encompasses all interests and we welcome stitchers of
every ability. Please note that Open Sew will have the
instructor ready to assist but is not “teaching” class, but
a way to get together to sew with others and socialize
while you sew. Bring you sewing machine and supplies
to class. There are a few sewing machines available in the
classroom to share.
Come check out our Open Sew class.
Instructor: Kucsak
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
227688
Tu
10am-1pm
9/3-10/22
Community Interest: Home Arts
of money! You will learn how to shorten your pants,
skirts, and jacket sleeves and how to take in or let out
your clothes . You will need to bring the following to
class: clothing that needs alterations, tape measure,
ruler, needle, thread, scissors, silk pins, seam ripper and
thimble. You may bring your own sewing machine or
use one available in the classroom. The instructor has
years of experience in high couture fashion.
Instructor: Kucsak
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
228057
Th
6-9pm
9/5-10/24
Knitting
Workshop
This course is a knitting workshop designed to meet the
knitter’s goals. This is an ongoing, unstructured class
that provides you with the individual instruction that
YOU need. Whether you’ve just finished a beginning
class and want the weekly support to finish your first
project, or you’ve knitted for years but always known
there were tricks that could make it easier and more
fun, this is the perfect class for you. Students work on a
project of their choice. Beginners welcome.
Instructor: Nelson
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $80
282034
Tu
6:30-8:30pm 9/10-10/29
Knit &
Pearl
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Community Interest: Special Interest
Live
Gluten Free with Ease
Have you been told to eliminate gluten
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2013
from your diet? Or are you just curious
about the benefits of gluten-free living?
Learn how easy it can be to live gluten free
with creativity and patience. The class will
help you identify which foods are already gluten-free,
which foods to avoid and how it is possible to find
substitutes that you can enjoy. We will provide several
gluten-free foods for students to sample, along with
handouts containing recipes and tips. A $10 food fee
is due to the instructor at the first class.
Instructor: Goodman
1 session
Reg Fee: $30
204254
Tu
6-8:30pm
9/10
Strategies for
Healthier
Lifestyle
Movement
Hiking
Trails
Hike
for Health
Enjoy the wildlife and natural beauty of parks
within an hour’s drive while you exercise. Provide
your own transportation. Bring lunch and a water
bottle, personal first aid kit and whistle. Wear layered
clothing and sturdy shoes (with traction). Each hike
is 5-8 miles.
Instructor: Wool/ Cyr
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $48, $80
Location: ACE/ Rm 9
087073 Age 50+ Fri 8:30am-2:30pm 9/6-10/25
294173 Others Fri 8:30am-2:30pm 9/6-10/25
Fun
With Magic
If you like Magic it’s even better when you can do it
Natural Strategies
for
a Sluggish Thyroid
Come learn natural strategies for common symptoms of
sluggish thyroid including fatigue, slow and consistent
weight gain, constipation, cold hands/feet, ridged nails,
hair loss, brain fog and metabolism problems. The
latest natural self-help breakthrough strategies for
thyroid function, specific helpful and harmful foods,
what substances block thyroid hormones and what
you need to avoid and what you need to add, the stress
connection to the thyroid and how to overcome it and
much more! Learn these powerful, natural self-help
strategies that you can easily implement in your life.
Dr. Sharon Dubner, D.C. and Dr. Allen Dubner, D.C.
have helped thousands become healtheir using natural
health remedies.
Instructor: Dubner
1 session
Reg Fee: $25
Location: ACE/ Rm 5A
205202
Sat
10am-12pm
10/12
yourself! Magic is a great ice breaker and can be used
to entertain adults and children alike. Use your Fun
With Magic skills in the house, at the office or while
traveling. This introductory two hour, eight week course
will cover: cards, coins, ropes and utilize basic household
items. A materials fee of $15 is payable to the instructor
at the first class. Continuing students will learn new
skills.
Instructor: Sieler
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $65
Location: FHS/ Rm 42
204247
M
6-8pm
9/9-10/21
[email protected].
Zumba Made Easy
Zumba® made easy for the active older
adult. Enjoy dance fitness choreography
with Latin and international rhythms.
No partner required. Come join the party!
Instructor: Wakimoto
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $85 Location: FHS /Dance
240111 W 6-7pm 9/4-10/23
Zumba
Step by Step
For students new to Zumba: an introduction to Zumba
comfortable clothing. Bring yoga mat or towel. Optional:
bring a yoga strap, yoga block, firm pillow to sit on or yoga
blanket. No class 10/8.
7sessions
Reg Fee: $75
Location: WVE/ GLC
292817
Beg Tu
6-7pm 9/10-10/29
Zumba
Yoga
“Are you ready to party yourself into shape?” Enjoy
Gentle to semi-athletic poses enhancing flexibility and
strength. Wear comfortable clothing and bring yoga
mat or towel. Optional: yoga strap, yoga block, bolster/
pillow to sit on or yoga blanket. No class 10/8.
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $75
Location: ACE/ 15
292956 All Tu 7:15-8:15pm 9/10-10/29
dance fitness choreography with energetic, motivating
Latin and international music. No partner required.
Come join the party!
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $85
Location: FHS /Dance
240110
W
7:15-8:15pm
9/4-10/23
Afternoon
Yoga
Gentle to semi-athletic poses enhancing flexibility
and strength. Wear comfortable clothing and bring
yoga mat or towel. Optional: yoga strap, yoga block,
bolster/pillow to sit on or yoga blanket.
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $85
Location: ACE/ 15
292752 All Th 4:30-5:30pm 9/5-10/24
Zumba
Zumba
Workout with Rie
Join a Zumba class and end your work day on a happy,
fun note. Combine Latin and international rhythms
in an effective workout to burn calories and improve
cardiovascular health.
Rie has taught privately and with Janice Wakimoto.
Instructor: Tamaki
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $85
292957
Tu 5:30-6:30pm
9/3-10/22
Zumba/Zumba Toning
Ultimate
Workout -P90XDecide, commit, and succeed! Have
television
infomercials left you wondering how folks are getting
results? Get the value of full-body muscle toning and
the motivation of a group workout. Join our class for a
fitness evaluation as well as P90X workouts that will
help you build muscle while losing weight! It’s fun
and your physique will inspire your friends. Led by a
P90X certified personal trainer, P90X DVD’s will be
integrated with personal instruction. Workouts:Core
Synergistics, Chest and Back, Shoulders, Arms and
Triceps, Legs and Back, Ab RipperX, Chest, Shoulders
and Triceps, KenpoX, Plyometrics, CardioX, YogaX,
StretchX, and Back and Biceps. Purchase of P90X
DVD workout not necessary. Bring a water bottle.
Instructor: Anderson, Tsuchida 15, 16, 16 sessions
Reg Fee: $115, $120 Location: ACE /Rm 15
292959
MW
6-7am
9/4-10/23
292960
TTh
6:15-7:15am
9/3-10/24
292961
TTh
8:30-9:30pm
9/3-10/24
Start out the morning with Rie’s Zumba class. The
first 30 minutes will include cardio dance movements
to music. The other half of the class will emphasize
body sculpting using Zumba toning sticks and
weights, which are provided.
Instructor: Tamaki
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
292265
F 11:45am-1pm
9/6-10/25
Community Interest: Physical Fitness
Yoga
Made Easy
Gentle, non-athletic poses. Suitable for beginners. Wear
as an exercise with Latin music and movements. The
class covers the basics of Salsa, Merengue and Cumbia.
First 4 sessions: class focus is on instruction; and
learning the steps - not intended to be a cardiovascular
workout. Last 3 sessions are mini choreographed
classes.
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $65
240112
Th
5:45-6:30pm 9/5-10/24
Movement
Improvement
Improve balance. Increase flexibility.
Reduce pain.
Discover how using variation, differentiation, and
quality of movement will help you towards greater
ease and comfort in your daily activities. Must
be able to get down & up from the floor. Please
bring a mat or towel and wear loose, comfortable
clothing. Instructor is a Guild Certified Feldenkrais
Practitioner.
Instructor: Sidlow-Mann
4 sessions
Reg Fee: $28, $35
087100 Age 50+ Sat 11am-12pm 9/21-10/12
292958 Others Sat 11am-12pm 9/21-10/12
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Basketball - Recreation
5-on-5
This class is recommended for
Community Interest: Physical Fitness
those
with intermediate or moderate advanced
competitive basketball experience. Each
meeting, teams will be randomly selected
and rotated through equal playing time.
Players will be expected by their teammates to engage
in friendly mid-level competition. The basketball
schedule can be viewed on the ACE website ace.
fuhsd.org.
Instructor: Chase
12 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
Location: FHS / Lg Gym
292048 Per schedule 8-9:30pm
TBA
Adult
School
Q1
2013
Fencing
for Fitness
Fencing exercises all the body’s muscles and relieves
stress and aggression harmlessly. To maintain defensive
positions, fencers need endurance, mental and physical
quickness, agility and balance. Improve your muscle tone,
sharpen your reflexes, restructure your “form”—take
Fencing! $5 materials fee payable to the instructor covers
cost of cleaning and replacing equipment.
Instructor: Chow
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
Location: FHS / Sm Gym
292117 Beg
M 7:30-9:30pm 9/9-10/28
292217 Int/Adv W 7:30-9:30pm 9/12-10/31
Self
Defense for Women
You will learn self defense techniques that are easy to
learn, efficient and effective. This course will teach
you how to protect yourself at a moment’s notice.
Brian will offer practical advice on how to handle
difficult situations. Using both mind and body, you
will focus on the the five primary defensive techniques,
the punch, block and kick techniques and the critical
distance line. The instructor, Brian Neeley, is a second
degree black belt, the first protege of Grand Master
Gerry Smith.
Instructor: Neeley
4 sessions
Reg Fee: $60
292412 Beg Sat 8:45-10:45am 9/21-10/12
Volleyball
Self Defense For Everyone
You will learn the core skills and fundamental Self defense does not have to be intimidating. Learn
tactics of volleyball, including: team play, rules
and etiquette, position-specific training, and basic
strategy. Participants will be grouped by ability level
on three separate courts. The first half of each class
will be drills for serving, passing, setting and hitting.
The second half of each class will be organized play.
The third court can be dedicated for games exclusively
(no instruction) if desired. Wear indoor volleyball
shoes (can substitute basketball shoes); kneepads are
recommended. Pete Yee has been coaching volleyball
for 15 years and a competitive player for over 20 years.
The volleyball schedule can be viewed on the ACE
website ace.fuhsd.org.
Instructor: Yee
12 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
Location: CHS / Lg Gym
292023
Per schedule 8-9:30pm
TBA
Tae
Kwon Do
Tae Kwon Do is simply more than martial arts
training of punches, kicks and blocks. It is a
discipline which uses mental training along with
physical conditioning to maintain balance, flexibility
and strength. This class will emphasize the nonaggressive aspects of Tae Kwon Do, combining both
mental and physical to create your own well-being.
The instructor, Sung Au, has been a practitioner/
teacher of Tae Kwon Do for many years and
would like to spread the benefits of this art to the
community at large.
Instructor: Ahn
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $80
292413 Tu 11:15am-12:15pm 9/3-10/22
basic techniques that will make you confident at any
age and in any situation. Use both the mind and body
techniques easily learned by anyone and feel confident!
The instructor, Brian Neeley, is a second degree black
belt. Wear comfortable clothing.
Instructor: Neeley
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $85
292260
M 10:15-11:45am
9/9-10/21
Aikido
for Beginners
Aikido improves focus, builds self-confidence, and
empowers trust. Aikido is a path with the goal of
making harmony out of aggression. It is not about
fighting, even though it comes from the fighting
history of Japan. No sparing, tournaments or
competitions just practice. Learn to blend with
power from another. Safely learn empty hand
techniques and wooden sword techniques. Wear
loose fitting clothing and come early. Instructor:
Blackburn, 6th-dan (degree)Location: 20589 West
Homestead Rd (IOOF Lodge).
Instructor: Blackburn
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $85
Location: IOOF Lodge
292755
F
7:30-9pm
9/6-10/25
Self
Defense
Come learn the ancient art of Chinese boxing and
Kenpo karate for self-defense. Students will focus
on the five level methods of physical, technical,
mechanical, academic, and psychological levels
in a modern unique approach for learning in an
accelerated way. The instructor, Rene Kirschbaum,
is a third-degree Black Belt and a student of founder
and three-time international champion Grand Master
Gerry Smith. Continuing students are welcome!
Instructor: Kirschbaum
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $85
Location: FHS /Dance
293356
Tu 6:30-8:30pm
9/3-10/22
Tri-YOGA
Levels
1 & 2/3
TriYoga is a complete hatha
Guitar
Beg/Int/Adv
For the beginning guitarist,
an introduction to
the fundamentals of music which includes reading
music, learning easy songs, and different strumming
techniques. Different forms of popular American
music such as blues, funk, and rock will also be
introduced. Bring a playable guitar and Mel Bay Guitar
Method Book by Mel Bay ISBN: 978-087166354-2.
to class. Intermediate/Advance students must take the
beginning class to enroll.
Instructor: DeShera
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $85
Location: FHS/ Rm Band
240100 Beg
M 6-7:15pm
9/9-10/28
240102 Int/Adv M 7:30-8:45pm 9/9-10/28
Guitar
& Erhu
Erhu
Chinese Violin
This class is designed for both the beginning and
intermediate Erhu player. You will learn the
fundamentals of this ancient Chinese musical
instrument.
Learn to play traditional and
contemporary Chinese music and some American
folk songs after you complete the class. If you know
the basic musical scale, and know how to relax, you
can play the Erhu. The intermediate student will play
additional beautiful music by learning more skills such
as sliding, vibrato and more. You will need to have an
Erhu instrument.
Instructor: Yao
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
Location: CHS /Rm 815
240104
Th
7-8:30pm
9/5-10/24
strengthen muscles, increase flexibility
and improve overall health. Bring a yoga
mat and wear comfortable clothing. Paul
is a certified Pilates instructor and has
taught for over 6 years.
Instructor: Langston
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $85 Location: ACE /Rm 15
229056 Beg M 6-7pm
9/9-10/28
295020 Int
M 7:15-8:15pm 9/9-10/28
Shape Up to Music
This class offers participants high/low impact aerobic
routines designed to achieve cardiovascular fitness. Work
at your own pace through a warm-up, aerobics workout,
body sculpting, floor exercises and cool-down stretching.
Bring a mat, towel and 1- to 3-lb hand-held weights. Open
to men and women. A great way to get in shape!
Instructor: Sabooni
16 sessions
Reg Fee: $110
292816
TTh
7-8:30pm
9/3-10/24
Music
Dancing
Ballroom
Dance
Do you wish you could dance like the stars on “Dancing
with the stars”? It may be harder than it looks, but the
good news is if you can walk in the door you can learn
to dance! This quarter we will be concentrating on
the smooth, or walking dances, Waltz, Foxtrot and
Tango. Come as a couple or alone; efforts will be made
to accommodate singles, as all couples will be asked to
change partners. Wear non-stick shoes (no sneakers). .
Instructor: Kent
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $80
Location: HHS/Dance
241056
Tu
7-8:30pm
9/10-10/22
Belly
Dance Levels 1-2
Learn the sensuous art of oriental dance! The beginning
class focuses on basic slow and fast movements, finger
cymbals and veil. Upon completion you will also be
able to perform a routine. Wear comfortable clothing
and bring finger cymbals and veil to second class. The
intermediate/advanced class builds upon the basics
adding more complicated movements, cymbal patterns
and the beginnings of solo performances and group
choreography. The choreography practice class focuses
on learning and perfecting varied group choreography.
Props such as veils, swords, fans and glasses will
be used. On the last night of class you will have the
opportunity to perform at the student recital.
Instructor: Abbott
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $85
241346 lev 1 W
6-7pm
9/4-10/23
241447 lev 2 W
7-8pm
9/4-10/23
35
Community Interest: Fitness & Music and Dance
yoga method, the union of
posture, breath and focus.
TriYoga practice includes
relaxation, wave-like spinal movements and economy
of motion. Each level prepares the student for the next
as flexibility, strength, endurance, and knowledge of
the yoga postures increase. Benefits of the TriYoga
Practice include developing a supple spine and a dynamic
nervous system, and awakening positive qualities such as
emotional balance and mental clarity. Bring a yoga mat.
Are you looking for a challenge? The Level 2/3 TriYoga
class builds strength and endurance while increasing
flexibility, including back bendsand hip openers.
Increase your level of skill and well-being with
inversions and advanced balancing poses.
Instructor: Olliges
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $75
Location: ACE /PLC
293250 Lev 1
M
6-7pm
9/9-10/21
292022 Lev 2/3 M
7-8pm
9/9-10/21
Pilates
Pilates is an exercise system developed to
Adult
School
Q1
2013
Community Interest: Language
Let's
Speak Japanese
Conversational French
This class is designed for the student Acquire a basic knowledge of conversational French.
Adult
School
Q1
2013
who has the basic language skills in
Japanese. You will be expanding your
vocabulary and learning Japanese
expressions and customs. Whether you
are traveling on vacation or business,
or want to converse on a casual basis,
this course will help you improve
your speaking skills. The textbook,
Genki - 2nd edition, ISBN #978-4-7890-1440-3,
will be used as a resource and is available in local
bookstores. The instructor, Yumiko Yokoyama,
has taught for many years and will help you gain
confidence in speaking Japanese.
Instructor: Yokoyama
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $85
Location: FHS /Rm 44
236388
M
6-8pm
9/9-10/21
You will be able to handle the daily experience of
spoken and written French: to travel, order food, go
shopping, make reservations, issue simple commands
and requests and give information and instructions.
For Level 2, we will be increasing vocabulary,
reinforcing mastery of basic grammar with more
complex oral and written expressions. Textbook will
be discussed in class.
Instructor: Engel 8 sessions
Reg Fee: $85
233117
Lev 1 Tu 6-7:30pm 9/3-10/22
233217 Lev 2 Tu 7:30-9pm 9/3-10/22
Conversational
Japanese
Do you plan to travel to Japan? Do you have friends,
in a fun and a playful way? Then this class is right for
you. We will use Barron’s Learn German the Fast and
Fun Way (2nd Edition) by Paul Graves and learn
vocabulary for traveling, ordering food etc. through
songs and games. Level 2: We will focus on new
vocabulary and grammar and expand our knowledge
of German by singing and playing games. We will use
the book “Eurolingua Deutsch 1.” $2 materials fee
payable to the instructor.
Instructor: Karge
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $85
Location: FHS / Room 84
234147 Lev 1 W 6-7:30pm 9/4-10/23
234148 Lev 2 W 7:30-9pm 9/4-10/23
family, or colleagues who speark Japanese? Your
horizon will be expanded if you can read basic Japanese
and know basic Japanese expressions. This course offers
a great learning opportunity to elementary learners.
Required text: Japanese for Busy People I, Rev 3
(ISBN 4-7700-3008-8) is available at local bookstores.
The Romanized version is recommended for those who
cannot read the Japanese alphabet. Japanese l (Lessons
1-7), Japanese 2 (Lessons 8-14) and Japanese 3 (Lessons
15-25). $5 materials fee payable to the instructor.
Instructor: Cooley, Yokoyama
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90, $90
236116 Lev 1
Th 7-9pm
9/5-10/24
236218 Lev 2
Tu 6-8pm
9/3-10/22
Conversational
German
Guten Tag! Do you want to learn some basic German
Conversational
Mandarin
This class offers you an opportunity to learn material
beyond the text, such as Chinese culture and
customs. Required textbook: Beginner’s Mandarin
Chinese, ISBN 978-0-07-174994-7 with or without
CD. Edition by Seurfield & Song. Level 2 will start
with Lesson 5. Level 3 will start with Lesson 12.
Instructor: Jochim
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $85
Location: FHS/ Rm 73
232147 Lev 1 W 6-7:30pm 9/4-10/23
232247 Lev 2 M 6-7:30pm 9/9-10/28
232347 Lev 3 W 7:30-9pm 9/4-10/23
Conversational
Italian
This course will prepare students
Conversational
Spanish
Speak, listen, read and write Spanish with a simple
level of fluency. Rothstein’s classes Level 1 will use the
textbook, Spanish Now 7th edition, with CDs by Ruth
Silverstein. Level 2 will use Spanish Now 7th edition
and Practice Makes Perfect Spanish Pronouns and
Prepositions by Dorothy Richmond. Spanish Level 3/4
books are: El tesoro de la Sierra Madre by B. Tavern
(Mario B. Rodriguez, ed.-- download for free online)
and Practice Makes Perfect Spanish Verb Tenses by
Dorothy Richmond. Blanc-Christensen will provide
her level 3 class their instructional material. Textbooks
are available at local bookstores.
Instructor: Blanc-Christensen
7 sessions
Reg Fee: $85
237157 Lev 3
M
6-8pm 9/9-10/21
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90, $85
237156 Lev 1 Tu
7-9pm
9/3-10/22
237159 Lev 2
Th 6-7:30pm
9/5-10/24
237148 Lev 3/4 Th 7:30-9pm
9/5-10/24
for basic
communication in Italian — ideal for those planning
a trip to Italy. The textbook, Learn Italian the Fast &
Fun Way- 3rd Ed. by Marcel Danesi, is available at
local bookstores. A materials fee of $10 is payable to
the instructor at the first class.
Instructor: Moncini
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $90
235157 Lev 1 Th
7-9pm
9/5-10/24
235158 Lev 2 Tu
7-9pm
9/3-10/22
Conversational
Korean
Korean language and culture has
become more
exposed through the popularity of Korean foods
and TV shows. In this class, students will learn the
fundamentals of the Korean language and will focus
on vocabulary and grammar. This will help when
ordering in a restaurant, going shopping, making travel
arrangements, etc. Students will gain practice in four
areas: reading, writing, speaking and listening using a
variety of activities such as dialogues, music and more.
Textbook will be discussed in class.
Instructor: Lim
8 sessions
Reg Fee: $85
237158 Lev 1 Tu
7-8:30pm 9/3-10/22
Lynbrook
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LHS - Lynbrook
High
1280 Johnson Avenue
San Jose CA 95129
1280 Johnson Ave, San jose, CA
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June 2014
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CHS - Cupertino High School
10100 Finch Ave, Cupertino
37
Adult
School
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2013
www.ace.fuhsd.org
FUHSD Adult School
Sunnyvale -Cupertino
408 522-2700
Sunnyvale-Cupertino Adult School Campus (ACE)
Warehouse
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Parking
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Parking
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Shops
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Patio
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Office
Registration
Restroom
Professional
Learning
Center
Maintenance
Parking
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Parking
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Ave
Parking
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Courtyard
Educational
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ESC
Educational Options
Driveway to campus
Parking
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591 W. Fremont Ave.
Sunnyvale, Ca 94087
Adult
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Parking
FHS - Fremont High School
Sunnyvale Saratoga Rd
1279 Sunnyvale-Saratoga Rd, Sunnyvale
Adult Education
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Adult School (Main Campus -ACE)..1B
Sunnyvale CA 94087 (408) 522-2700
ESC Educational Service Center...............1A
Sunnyvale CA 94087 (408) 522-2200
CCNS Cupertino Co-op School......................7
563 Fremont Avenue, Sunnyvale
CHS Cupertino High School........................3
10100 Finch Avenue, Cupertino
408) 203-5302 (Tu & Th evenings)
CL Cupertino Library.............................. 8
10400 Torres Avenue, Cupertino
FHS
Fremont High School..........................2 1279 Sunnyvale-Saratoga Rd, Sunnyvale
(408) 203-5302 (M & W evenings)
HHS Homestead High School.......................4
21370 Homestead Road Cupertino..........
IOF Independant Order of Odd Fellows Hall...17
120589 Homestead Rd, Cupertino, CA
LHS Lynbrook High School........................5
1280 Johnson Avenue, San Jose
MVHS Monta Vista High School....................6 CSC
Cupertino Senior Center....................13
21251 Stevens Creek Blvd., Cupertino
SCC/SSC
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QC Cupertino Quinlan Center..................12
10185 N. Stelling Road, Cupertino
WVE West Valley Elementary School .......14 1635 Belleville Way, Sunnyvale
CNC Columbia Middle School....................16
739 Morse Avenue, Sunnyvale
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Featured Students
Clarence Howard
At Adult Education I’ve been given a great opportunity to finish
my high school education, and I attend classes at both DeAnza
and Adult Education. I have built an amazing relationship
with everyone here. They want the absolute best for me and
work just as hard as I do to help me reach my goals. Not only
have they helped me succeed, they have become a big part of
my life.
- Clarence Howard
Diana Bebbington
I've had a lot of success through courses at the SunnyvaleCupertino Adult School. Several years ago I got my
Green Gardner certificate and it has greatly enhanced my
garden consulting business. It has brought me clients and
colleagues I network with who all agree to practice sound and
environmentally safe garden maintenance.
As I transitioned from landscape maintenance to garden
consulting I needed better computer skills, so for the last year
I have been taking the E-Learning Computer Lab series and
focusing on Word and Powerpoint.
Now, in addition to making presentations that promote what I can offer clients, I have also
made fun things like tributes to my parents and other family members. These classes require
dedication and regular attendance, but the staff, including the substitutes, are top notch and
impart a can-do attitude.
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