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MoneyWise (13-17) Pre: Co: Increase your financial literacy in this course that is designed to give you tools to be financially independent. Differentiate between the numerous account options available to you and your family. Learn how to make "smart money decisions" such as avoiding credit card debit, budgeting for large expenses, researching interest rates, etc. Invest in your future by becoming MoneyWise.
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Computer Game Design II (Entering grades 7-12) Pre: Co: Enhance your basic knowledge of game making by mastering several advanced techniques. Learn how to make multi-player games, add an inventory, create animated sprites, add sound, and much more. We will try to integrate your own creative ideas into the curriculum. Prerequisite: Computer Game Design I
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Incredible Improvs (13-17) Pre: Co: If you like the tv show "Whose Line Is It Anyway", you will love this course that gives actors the opportunity to move away from structured play-scripts. Discover a fund and spontaneous form of acting that emphasizes the art of improvisation.
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Looking Good, Feeling Good (Ages: 13-17) Pre: Co: Find your own look "from inside out," your inner strengths, your radiant presence. Professional model Keisha Conigliaro will teach you proper nutrition, etiquette, and how to cope with peer pressure.
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The Latest & Greatest in Computer & Network Basics (13-17) Pre: Co: Learn the lastest about computers and networks. System installation, repairs (both hardware and software), software installation and removal, networks and the internet will be covered. Setup network connections and learn cool debugging techniques. Discover how network connections are made, what TCP/IP is, and the workings of DHCP and DNS. Stan Hackney will ensure that you will come out of this operating system development and support for over 20 years and currently operates Stan Hackney Systems, a system and network support buiness.
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The Joy of Creativity Pre: Co: Experience a multi-media event-Art and Drama in combination, resulting in a unique theatrical performance! In our effort to keep America "green," we will create 3-D collages using recyled materials. As we experiement with several artistic disciplines, i.e., music, drama, poetry, sound effects, etc., we will attach meaning to our 3-D creations, resulting in Performance Art. Our work will culminate with a performance and an informal Q and A for family and friends on the 3rd day. (For further reflection and discussion, an optional one-hour, brown bag lunch follows this class.)
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Design It! A Hot New Wardrobe (Ages: 13-17) Pre: Co: Do you watch Project Runway? Are you a trend-setter? Come design your own clothing line. Combine patterns, choose fabrics, sew your own designs. Add beads, lace, and ribbon. Your friends will want to know where you've been shopping!
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Baseball Trivia (13-17) Pre: Co: Baseball: Its Inns and Outs! Delve into baseball's greatest moments, legends, and history. With a history dating back to the Civil War, baseball is considered "America's National Pastime." Learn more about the sport, its stars, from Ty Cobb to Ichiro, Babe Ruth to Barry Bonds, Cy Young to Pedro Martinez. Examine the effect baseball had on American culture, from Civil Rights to the effect of the baseball stadium on the American city. You will have the opportunity to discuss the areas of baseball that interest you: bring Fenway Park right into the classroom.
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Mannequins (Entering Grades 8-12) Pre: Co: Come to life, joints poppin' and lockin'. You know you can dance - here's someone who can help you shape your ideas, help you in the creative process of making your own dance. Kristen Ledson has won awards for her dance videos - imagine yours!
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First Aid, CPR (13-17) Pre: Co: Be prepared for an emergency. This First Aid class covers the essentials needed to respond to a medical emergency. Topics include: protecting yourself from infectious disease while providing care; caring for injuries such as burns, bleeding and wound care; bandaging and splinting; assisting with spine immobilization; and CPR. We will discuss legal issues regarding providing care to strangers. Successful completion of the class earns a certificate from the Emergency Care and Safety Institute for Basic First Aid. An $18 book fee must be paid to the instructor the first day.
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