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Grand Island Central Schools Community Education Fall 2021 Online Class Listings Grand Island Central Schools Community Education Fall 2021 Online Class Listings Online Registration Available D CENTR AN AL L S IS C H D O N O A L R S G K N H O T W U R L T E D G G E I N U D N D E R S TA N GRAND ISLAND CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Community Education Brochure 1100 Ransom Road Grand Island, New York 14072 Community Education Phone Number: 773-8864 Community Education Staff Board Members: Amy Boutet ........................................... Administrator Kathleen Baker Hoppel Karen DiCarlo .........................Administrative Assistant Cheryl Chamberlain Ashli Dryer Marion Fabiano Dr. Brian Graham Registration Information: Registration is now available online, by mail, or in person. See below for complete registration instructions. For questions, please contact [email protected] or by phone at 773-8864. To Register & Pay Online To Register & Pay by Mail To Register & Pay In Person Registration online has never been easier. Click here to view/print a Fall 2021 Community Visit the Community Education Office at: Just make your selection(s), checkout, Education Brochure and Registration Form. Grand Island High School and pay securely online with a credit card 1100 Ransom Road using RevTrak! Mail it with your check or money order to: Grand Island, NY 14072 To visit our web store just click here Grand Island High School Office Hours: where courses are listed. Community Education Monday - Friday 1100 Ransom Road 8:00 am -3:30 pm Grand Island, NY 14072 773-8864 We do not confirm mail-in registrations. Cash, check or money order only You will only be notified if there is a cancellation or if paying in person. change to the course(s) you have selected. HOW TO REGISTER 1. Online Registration: To register online, go to the Grand Island School District Website at www.grandislandschools.org, click on Departments and Services, click on Community Education and follow the instructions for online registration. Mail in registration: Mail in your registration by using the form in the back of this brochure and enclosing required fee(s). Registration forms can also be downloaded from the district Web Site, www.grandislandschools.org. 2. NOTIFICATION WILL NOT BE SENT IF ACCEPTED INTO CLASS. You will be contacted only if we are unable to register you for a course. Please write the course number on the registration form. • Walk it in: The Community Education office is located in the front office of the Grand Island High School. We will no longer have a formal walk-in registration night. Secretaries are on duty in the main office of the High School if you need to register for a class. If you need to register for a class, please keep in mind classes may be full or cancelled by the first night. So register early, to save your spot. 3. Age Requirement: Students must be 18 years or older to enroll in an adult class. GENERAL INFORMATION FEES: The fee for each class is listed with each course description. Make check payable to “Grand Island Schools.” Certain classes include lab fees payable to the instructors on the first night of class. A $20 fee will be charged for any checks returned by the bank. CANCELLATION INFORMATION: If a class is filled or cancelled, the full fee will be refunded. Personal requests for cancella- tion must be made at least two business days prior to the start of the class to receive a refund. TELEPHONE INQUIRIES: Inquiries will be accepted between 8:00 am and 3:30 pm at 773-8864. If you would like to teach a Community Education course or suggest a new course offering, contact the Director, Amy Boutet at 773-8864 (days). SCHOOL CLOSINGS: In the event the school is closed due to weather conditions or an emergency, all Community Education classes will be closed without further notification. We will announce it on the following radio stations: WBEN (930 am), WKBW (1520 am), WGR (550 am), WHLD (1270 am), WJYE (96.1 fm), WYRK (106.5 fm), WHTT (104 fm), WBFO (1080), and TV Channels 2, 4 & 7. Community Education Classes will not meet on the following dates: Monday, October 11, Thursday, November 11 and Thursday-Friday, November 24-26 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Fitness & Fun .....................................................3 Special Interest & Self-Improvement .............5 Online Courses ..................................................6 Just For Kids .................................................. 7-9 STAINED GLASS Registration Form .....................................10-11 Mary Beth Lee Course# FALL 21-01 Beginners will learn the proper techniques in cutting, foiling and soldering glass. Students must purchase LINE DANCING-PLUS all tools, supplies and glass (approximate cost $100). Information about purchasing supplies will be Richard & Barbara Brzyski Course# FALL 21-04 available at the first class. All students must attend Whether you have a little or a lot of Line Dance the first class and be 21 years of age or older. For the experience, come join a really fun group to exercise and advanced students, please bring a project to class and learn some of the classics and new dances. Leather or flat the instructor will provide guidance. vinyl soles preferred. No sneakers or sandals. Day: Monday (8 weeks) Day: Monday (8 weeks) Class Begins: September 20 (no class 10/11) Class Begins: September 20 (no class 10/11) Time: 6:00-10:00 pm Time: 7:00-8:00 pm Location: MS Room 190 Location: Sidway Fitness Room Fee: $60 Fee: $40 SWING BASIC Richard & Barbara Brzyski Course# FALL 21-05 FITNESS & FUN Learn East Coast Swing basics to get you on the dance floor. Feel comfortable dancing at parties or weddings. FINE ARTS & CRAFTS & CRAFTS FINE ARTS HALL WALKING Have fun while getting exercise for the mind and body. Course# FALL 21-02 Vinyl or leather-soled shoes are needed. Walk in a safe, monitored comfort of the school. Excellent Day: Monday (8 weeks) exercise. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and good Class Begins: September 20 (no class 10/11) comfortable walking shoes or sneakers. This exercise is Time: 8:15-9:15 pm designed for all ages. Walk any time between the hours Fee: $75 Couples Only of 4:00 and 8:00. Please check in with the front desk Location: Sidway Fitness Room upon arrival. Day: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday BALLROOM BASIC (13 weeks) Richard & Barbara Brzyski Class Begins: September 20 Course# FALL 21-06 (not available on 10/6, 11/11 and 11/24-11/26) Improve your spirits through dancing. Come get the Time: 4:00-8:00 pm basics of social dancing. Develop self-confidence, get Fee: $10 some exercise, and enjoy a feeling of new energy. We will Location: High School* deal with the Fox Trot, Waltz, Rumba and more. Flat, vinyl *Check in will be located at High School Main Entrance- or leather soled shoes are necessary. Security Desk – Walkers must pick up visitor pass prior to walking. Day: Thursday (8 weeks) Class Begins: September 23 (no class 10/7 & 11/11) LAP SWIMMING Time: 7:00-8:00 pm Fee: $75 Couples Only Course# FALL 21-03 Swim at your own pace or program of lap swimming. Location: Sidway Fitness Room Day: Thursday (12 weeks) LATIN RHYTHM BASIC Class Begins: September 23 (no class 11/11, 11/25) Richard & Barbara Brzyski Time: 7:00-8:30 pm Course# FALL 21-07 Fee: $40 Move to the Latin beats of the Bolero, Mambo, Cha Location: HS Pool Cha and more. Learn the basic steps and expand your dancing. It’s fun and great exercise for the body and mind. Flat, not-textured soled shoes preferred. Day: Thursday (8 weeks) Class Begins: September 23 (no class 10/7 & 11/11) Time: 8:15-9:15 pm Fee: $75 Couples Only Location: Sidway Fitness Room 3 LARRY BIRD BASKETBALL MEDITATION FOR RELAXATION AND Tony Alli PERSONAL HEALING An opportunity for 35 years and older “Kobe Bryant’s” to Jesse Wicher, Holistic Arts improve fitness by enjoying a friendly pick-up basketball Course #FALL 21-14 game. Do you suffer from stress, anxiety or sleeplessness-- or even high blood-pressure or hypertension? Does your Course #FALL 21-08 Day: Monday (10 weeks) mind never stop going? Meditation can help! Meditation Class Begins: October 18 is a simple, easy to learn practice that involves focusing Time: 7:30-9:30 pm your thoughts and your breathing to help you relax Location: HS Back Gym into the present moment. Studies show that regular Fee: $60 meditation can help promote increased mental clarity and emotional balance, reduce the physical effects Course #FALL 21-09 of stress, and create a greater sense of well-being. In Day: Wednesday (10 weeks) this interactive course, you will learn the empowering Class Begins: October 13 (no class 11/24) concepts and techniques for successful personal Time: 7:30-9:30 pm meditation and will find support in crafting your own Location: HS Back Gym meditation regimen. Come experience for yourself the Fee: $60 abundance of inner peace, personal health and spiritual -OR- connection that come from meditation. Day: Wednesday (5 weeks) Course #FALL 21-10 Class Begins: September 29 FITNESS & FUN Day: Monday & Wednesday (10 weeks) Fee: $100 Time: 7:00–9:00 pm Location: Online MUSCLE FLEX - Strength Training Fee: $125 Sheila’s Fitness JAM REIKI CERTIFICATION CLASS Course# FALL 21-11 Jesse Wicher, Holistic Arts Now available on ZOOM!!! This is the BEST 30-minute Become a certified Reiki healer. During these in-depth workout. Challenge every muscle group in JUST 30 sessions, you will delve deeply into the ancient Japanese MINUTES. Strength training is an essential part of any art of hands-on energy healing.
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