2017 Fall Course Guide

Adult Learning Services@ LISD TECH Center Fall 2017 Course Guide www.al.lisd.us

WELCOME TO ADULT LEARNINGThank you for taking the time to explore our Fall Catalog. With the addition of a few newcourses and the return of our most popular selections, we are poised and ready for an excit-ing new year of enrichment and training. Adult Learning Services @ LISD TECH Centercontinues to expand its offerings to meet the demands of our two primary customers: thecitizens and employers of Lenawee County.For those of you looking to expand your horizons by starting a new hobby, or pursuing a longheld passion, we have a wide variety of enrichment classes. If learning to cook, or expand-ing your existing sewing skills, has been on your bucket list, we have you covered. If learn-ing American Sign Language or exploring Photoshop peaks your interest, we also have youcovered. Please thumb through our catalog to see the wide variety of enrichment classes weoffer.For employers who rely on highly-skilled employees for their success, we are again expand-ing our training options. The partnership with the Jackson Area Manufacturers Association’sAcademy for Manufacturing Careers continues to flourish, and this year we continue to addto our skilled trades training offerings. We are also expanding our healthcare offerings, an-other career field in demand by local employers. As always, we to listen to the voice of ourlocal employers and develop programing to meet their needs.Be sure to check your mail boxes in late December for our Winter/Spring Catalog for evenmore learning opportunities. And remember we are here to serve you, so if you have a sug-gestion for a course that you think would be a good fit for Adult Learning Services @ LISDTECH Center, please let us know.PLEASE NOTE:We have made every effort to ensure that all course information listed is accurate at thetime of printing. Due to changes in instructor schedules or facility availability, classtimes and/or dates are subject to change. For the most current information, refer to ourregistration site, email us at [email protected], or call 517-265-1650.Discounts may be available (on tuition only) if you are: A Senior (over 60 years old) A Lenawee County Educator A VeteranDiscounts cannot be given on materials and/or book fees. Contact us for moreinformation or for help in registering for courses. Email: [email protected]: 517-265-1650 Bookmark us!LISD Board Richard Germond, President www.al.lisd.usof Jim Hartley, VP/Secretary has the latestEducation Carrie Dillon, Treasurer Robert Vogel, Trustee information on David Pray, Trustee courses. Check it out!LISD Mark Haag, SuperintendentAdministration Kyle Griffith, Ed.D., Asst. Superintendent, Instruction & General Services Dan Garno, Executive Director, Staff Resources Theresa Soto, Executive Director, Finance/Business Services2 www.al.lisd.us 517.265.1650 registration info > page 27

Registration Information Page 27Course Listing 11-12 Adult Learning Services Arts 14 @ LISD TECH Center College Partnership 7-8 Computers 10 1372 N. Main Street, Adrian, MI 49221 Floral Design 9 [email protected] Foods 4-5 Health Care 6 517.265.1650 f 517.263.9433 Home & Garden 11 Mon-Thurs - 7:30 am to 7:00 pm Knitting 12 Photography 12 Fri - 7:30 am to 4:30 pm Scrapbooking 15 Skilled Trades 13 Jack Townsley, Supervisor, Placement Services World Languages 10 & Adult Learning Services; [email protected] Writing Workshop Amy Hinkley, Workforce Development Coordinator; [email protected] Joanne Hartmeyer, Adult Learning Secretary; [email protected] Features Important DatesApprenticeship Program 15 Registration Begins TodayBuilding Locations 3 Office Closed 9/4/17Customized Services 25 Office Closed 11/23 & 11/24GED Testing 25 Office Closed 12/25/17-1/1/18LCVA 13-23 Winter/Spring Courses Begin 1/2/2018Registration Information 27 ADULT LEARNING CLASS LOCATIONS All classes will be held at the LISD TECH NEW What’s New? Look for this symbol by our Center unless otherwise specified in course description.courses that are new this season! LISD TECH CenterGo Green! 1372 N. Main Street, Adrian, MI 49221Our entire catalog isdownloadable from our LISD Center for a Sustainable Future (CSF)website! 4260 Tipton Hwy., Adrian, MI 49221 Register online Questions? www.al.lisd.us • Call us at 517.265.1650 24-hours every day! • Email [email protected] • Go to www.al.lisd.us and click on the information links Check for updates Instructors often add more dates to their course schedule or new courses based upon student recommendations. Make sure to check our website regularly for the most up- to-date offerings. Visit www.al.lisd.us for more information.www.al.lisd.us 517.265.1650 FALL 2017 3

HEALTH CARESince 1993, Condensed Curriculum International (CCI) has supported leadinghealthcare education and training programs in partnership with community colleges anduniversities. CCI currently has more than 300 partnerships operating in 40 states offer-ing innovative, classroom-based health care education programs. Look for the CCI logofor CCI designated courses.CLINICAL MEDICAL ASSISTANTThis program is intended for students who want to prepare for an exciting, challenging,and rewarding career in healthcare. This program will train students to assist physiciansby performing functions related to the clinical responsibilities of a medical office. Instruc-tion includes preparing patients for examination and treatment, routine laboratory proce-dures, diagnostic testing, technical aspects of phlebotomy, and the cardiac life cycle.Students will review important topics such as phlebotomy, pharmacology, the proper useand administration of medications, taking and documenting vital signs, cardiology(including proper lead placements), professional workplace behavior, ethics, and thelegal aspects of healthcare. The program includes 140 hours of classroom lecture andhands-on labs, and a clinical externship opportunity with a local healthcare provider. Tobe eligible for clinical rotation, students must successfully complete the 140 hour pro-gram, submit to a thorough background check and drug screening, and to meet otherrequirements. Note: Upon successful completion of this program, students will be eligi-ble to sit for the National Health Career Association (NHA) Certified Clinical MedicalAssistant (CCMA) national examination.$2599 NO DISCOUNTS106 TU/TH 10/3-1/23 6:00-9:30 pm & SAT 10/14, 10/28, 11/11, 12/2, 1/6, 1/20 9 am-4:30 pmScholarships - Upon availability, The Job Readiness Training Scholarship is forLenawee County residents seeking training for a new career or for enhancing their cur- rent job skills. For more information go to: http://www.lisd.us/community-services/ lenawee-county-education-foundation-lcef/ or https://lenaweecef.awardspring.com/.PHARMACY TECHNICIANThis comprehensive 60-hour program will prepare students to work as a pharmacy tech-nician in a retail or other pharmacy setting and to take the Pharmacy Technician Certi-fication Board’s PTCB exam. Course content includes: pharmacy medical terminolo-gy, the history of pharmacy, the pharmacy practice in multiple environments, pharmacycalculations and measurements, reading and interpreting prescriptions, and definingdrugs by generic and brand names. Through classroom lecture and hands on labs, stu-dents will review dosage calculations, drug classifications, the “top 200 drugs”, I.V. flowrates, sterile compounding, dose conversions, aseptic technique, the handling of sterileproducts, total parental nutrition (TPN), dispensing of prescriptions, inventory control,and billing and reimbursement. In addition to classroom lecture and labs, this programincludes a clinical externship through a local pharmacy.Clinical Externship: As part of this Pharmacy Technician program, you will be eli-gible to participate in a 80-hour clinical externship with a local Retail Pharma-cy. You may be asked to submit to a thorough background check, drug screening andto meet other requirements.$1299 NO DISCOUNTS108 TU/TH 10/17-12/14 6:00-9:30 pm4 www.al.lisd.us 517.265.1650 registration info > page 27

HEALTH CARECERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANTNursing Assistants provide direct personal care to patients in various health care set-tings. Classes will be held in the LISD classroom at ProMedica Bixby Hospital with clini-cal instruction at a long term care facility. Those who successfully complete the pro-gram will be eligible to take the State Certification test. Dates for the 80-hour coursevary. Call for complete schedule and refund policy. Students must pass a backgroundcheck and provide a current two-part Tuberculin skin test. Registration deadline: Twoweeks prior to first day of class. NO DISCOUNTS$590101 SA 9/23-11/4 7am-3:30pm(Clinicals: 11/9 - 11/10, 4:00pm – 8:00pm; 11/11-11/12, 6:45am-3:00pm)Instructor: BlakerMEDICAL BILLING AND CODINGThis combined 80 hour billing and coding course offers the skills needed to solve insur-ance billing problems, how to manually file claims (using the CPT and ICD-10 manual),complete common insurance forms, trace delinquent claims, appeal denied claims anduse generic forms to streamline billing procedures. The course covers the followingareas: CPT (Introduction, Guidelines, Evaluation and Management), specialty fields(such as surgery, radiology and laboratory), ICD-10 (Introduction and Guidelines), andbasic claims processes for medical insurance and third party reimbursements. Studentswill learn how to find the service and codes using manuals, (CPT, ICD-10 and HCPCS).Note: After completing the practical work experience (6months to 2 years), students whohave completed this course could be qualified to sit for the American Academy of Pro-fessional Coders (AAPC) Certified Professional Coder Exam (CPC or CPC-H Appren-tice); the American Health Information Association (AHIMA) Certified Coding Associate(CCA) exam; and/or other National Certification Exams$1899 NO DISCOUNTS107 M/W 10/2-12/11 6:00 pm-9:30 pm and SAT 10/21 & 11/18ONLINE E-LEARNING HEALTHCAREE-learning healthcare courses are now available from Health Ed Today. These coursesare highly interactive and provide students with an enriched learning experience. Eachcourse includes: 24-hour/day instructor support and course mentors, engaging labs,student exercises and course videos, all textbooks, workbooks, and student materials,and a new “Secure Student Website” - including career resources and other training.These exciting courses include: Pharmacy Technician Clinical Medical Assistant Dental Assisting Phlebotomy Technician EKG Technician Medical Billing and Coding and many more courses!Note: all programs include textbooks, workbooks, and materials. Certain programsinclude clinical externships and national certifications. Visit us online at www.al.lisd.usthen click Online Learning to experience a course demo and to learn more about theseexciting new programs.www.al.lisd.us 517.265.1650 FALL 2017 5

HOME AND GARDENHOME MAINTENANCEAre you tired of house projects piling up because you don’t want to pay someone tocomplete them? Why not learn to do it yourself and save a lot of money? This hands-oncourse will show students how to do rudimentary plumbing, carpentry, electrical, drywall,and plaster work. Preventative maintenance will also be included to keep your home intop shape.$210 (Tuition $160 + Materials $50)304 TU 9/5-11/21 (No class 10/10) 6:00-9:00 pmOR305 TH 9/7-11/30 (No class 11/2) 6:00-9:00 pmInstructor: BiggsESSENTIAL OIL BASICSIn Essential Oil Basics, you will learn what essential oils are, the history of essential oils,health benefits, and how to use them. You will have the opportunity to do at least twodo-it-yourself projects. In-depth discussion will be held on 10 different essential oils andtheir benefits. Materials fee of $13 due to instructor at class.$25310 M 10/2 6:00-8:30 pmInstructor: RutterESSENTIAL OILS—GOING NATURALLearn how to eliminate toxic chemicals in your everyday life, with an emphasis onhousehold cleaning products and how they could be affecting your life. The instructorwill share some of her tips on avoiding these toxic chemicals and replacing standardhousehold cleaners with safer, natural alternatives, based on her years of experiencewith natural home cleaning supplies. She will also discuss chemicals in beauty productsand alternatives you can use in their place. Class will include two do-it-yourself essen-tial oils projects to take home with you. Materials fee of $13 due to instructor at class.$25311 M 10/23 6:00-8:30 pmInstructor: RutterCHAIR CANINGHave an antique or family heirloom chair with a worn out seat? Here’s your chance tolearn to repair your own chairs. Our instructor has beencaning antique chairs for many years and wants toshare his knowledge of this traditional craft. Studentsshould bring one chair in need of caning repair/replacement to class as their project, along with a buck-et and an awl. Materials will be purchased directly fromthe instructor at class with an estimated cost of supplies$20-30. No experience is necessary. Please be sureyou have a hand caned chair and not a track canedchair. If you have questions about this please contactAmy at [email protected].$45315 M 9/11-10/16 5:30-7:00 pmInstructor: Ernst6 www.al.lisd.us 517.265.1650 FALL 2017

COMPUTERSComputer courses offered through Adult Learning Services @ LISD can enrichyour personal or business life by giving you the skills needed to operate a com-puter with confidence. Let our instructors show you how quick and easy it is toget started. ATTEND A FREE COMPUTER SESSION!Which computer course is right for you? If you’re feeling confused by the choices avail-able, you are invited to a FREE computer session which will provide answers to yourquestions. Our experienced staff will provide an overview of our computer courses andmake suggestions regarding where to begin. They will be happy to answer your ques-tions about software training.FREE401 W 10/4/17 5:00-6:00 pmPHOTOSHOP FOR BEGINNERSTaking your good photo and making it great is what Photoshop for Beginners is allabout. The Creative Cloud software is downloaded from the Internet and always up-to-date giving you the tools you need to get the most out of your creativity. Both profes-sional photographers and hobbyists alike use this software for cropping, retouching,changing colors, and combining photos. This course will teach beginner techniques thatwill produce great results to be used for printing projects, creating graphics, web design,or any other creative idea you want to share. PCs will be used for this course. Flashdrives will be provided. Prerequisite: Basic computer skills and an email account.$170403 TU 9/11-11/20 6:30-8:30 pmInstructor: Brooks Digital Camera…...Page 12Get Connected - Stay Informed Did you know? The Adult Learning Services @ LISD of- fers customized training and technology for Lenawee area businesses. Courses can be tailored to the needs of your busi- ness, industry, or agency. Call 517.265.1650 for more informationwww.al.lisd.us 517.265.1650 registration info > page 27 7

COMPUTERSMICROSOFT OFFICE CERTIFICATIONGet the computer skills you need to prepare you for academic and career success asyou learn, practice, and master Microsoft Office 2013 applications. Simulated labs pro-vide a realistic learning environment giving you hands-on experience and instant feed-back to become proficient in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access. Our onsite instruc-tor is available during class time to guide you through the lessons and answer any ques-tions you may have. Using the experience-based exam, TestOut Office Pro certificationvalidates that you are skilled in, and prepared for, doing what your job requires. Pre-requisite: Familiarity with basic computer skills. An additional (approximate) 3-4 hours ofhomework per week will be necessary to complete all applications.$295 (Tuition $155 + Materials $140)405 W 9/20-11/29 6:00-8:00 pmInstructor: JonesMICROSOFT OFFICE CERTIFICATION - ONE STEPOnly need training or certification in one application? One Step offers you the sametraining as the Microsoft Office Certification course but you choose one program onwhich to focus. Select from Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or Access. Prerequisite: Familiari-ty with basic computer skills. An additional (approximate) 3-4 hours per week of home-work will be necessary to complete each application.$160 (Tuition $110 + Materials $50)407 W 9/20-11/29 6:00-8:00 pmInstructor: JonesWant to know more about adult learning instructors? Visit the LISD Adult Learning Services website at www.al.lisd.us and click on the “Instructors” link. FOODSCULINARY ARTS CONTINUEDFor those of you who may have taken Introduction to Culinary Arts in the winter...wehave taken that class to the next level. This course will stay with the main topics belowbut it will go more into depth on each topic. This course will be a fit for the first time stu-dent as well. Topics to be covered include: Advanced knife skills and techniques Seasonings and mise en place Stocks, soups, and sauces Butchering techniques Cooking meats and fish Cooking vegetables and starchesSupply cost of $5-10 per week is payable to the instructor at class.$90510 TU 9/5-10/17 (No Class 10/10) 5:30-8:00 pmInstructor: Garland8 www.al.lisd.us 517.265.1650 FALL 2017

FOODSCOMFORT FOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYSAs time for family gatherings and holiday parties approaches, be ready to prepare someof Grandma’s comfort foods...but with a modern twist. Learn to make some of the tradi-tional holiday favorites, and learn what to do with the leftovers that always seem to bepart of the season. Bring your own containers to take home the extras from class. Sup-ply cost of $5-10 per week is payable to the instructor at class.$110512 TU 11/7-12/12 5:00-9:00 pmInstructor: GarlandHOME CANNING 101Home canning is a great way to preserve garden produce and fresh berries that can beenjoyed for many seasons to come. This hands-on course will teach you how to do thissafely and correctly. You will receive a quart of tomatoes, a pint each of pressurecooked carrots and beans, and an eight ounce jar of strawberry jam. Canning book andall supplies included. It is recommended that you bring a small cooler to transport jarshome.$75 (Tuition $35 + Materials $40)515 TU 8/29 6:00-9:00 pmInstructor: TrittSAUSAGE MAKING - BASICYou don’t have to be a deer hunter to enjoy this class. Using beef or venison, learn thesteps, equipment, and recipes for making homemade bratwurst, Polish, and Italian sau-sages. Sample them during class and take home almost four pounds of homemadesausage! Two sausage supply catalogs and a 113-page sausage-making cookbook areincluded.$75 (Tuition $35 + Materials $40)520 W 10/18 6:00-9:00 pmInstructor: TrittInterested in both Sausage Making classes? Register for both and receive a $10 discount on material fees. (Based on space availability)SAUSAGE MAKING - SMOKEDIf you like fresh sausage, you will love smoked sausage. Using beef and pork, preparesummer sausage and cotto salami during class. The instructor will have the sausagessmoked and the finished product ready for pick-up the following week. Two sausagesupply catalogs and a 113-page sausage making cookbook included.$75 (Tuition $35 + Materials $40)522 W 10/25 6:00-9:00 pmInstructor: Trittwww.al.lisd.us 517.265.1650 registration info > page 27 9

ARTS How to Write Fiction: The BasicsNEW Have an idea but not sure how to make it come alive? Learn to craft your ideainto a story. Skills discussed include: the roadmap to successful plot, how to createcharacters, the magic formula for good storytelling, secrets to believable dialogue, andhow to develop yourself as an author. Apply your new knowledge in the following writinglab. Bring your writing tools – pen, paper or laptop – and your imagination to class, andlet’s start plotting.$60 6:00 - 9:00 pm550 M 9/18-10/23Instructor: FarrellBEGINNING FLORAL DESIGNWhether you plan to pursue a career in the floral industry or want to learn design skillsfor your own personal enjoyment, this course is for you. You’ll have hands-on experi-ence with tools, different containers, a variety of fresh flowers, and you’ll take yourdesign home each week. Current designs and techniques will be covered in many areasof floral design, along with professional tips, shortcuts, and helpful secrets for creatingsimple to complicated designs.$270 (Tuition $170 + Materials $100) Location: LISD CSF580 TU 9/12-11/14 6:00-9:00 pmInstructor: TerryNOTE: Our Floral Design courses are held at the LISD Center for a Sustainable Future (CSF). The CSF is located at4260 Tipton Highway in Adrian, MI.ADVANCED FLORAL DESIGNContinue developing your floral design skills, working with many varieties of plant materi-als to create challenging, intricate, and elaborate designs. Prerequisite: Two semestersof Beginning Floral Design.$270 (Tuition $170 + Materials $100) Location: LISD CSF581 TH 9/14-11/30 (no class 11/2) 6:00-9:00 pmInstructor: TerryADVANCED CROCHETTake your crochet skills a step further! In this course, you will learn to read patterns anduse the stitches you have learned to create a beautiful blanket. Supplies: 36-40 ox yarnand crochet hook “N” . Prerequisite: Intermediate Crochet class or knowledge of singleand double crochet. Estimated cost of supplies: $25-30$60610 TH 10/5-10/26 6:00-8:00 pmInstructor: Cottrill10 www.al.lisd.us 517.265.1650 FALL 2017

ARTSMULTIPLE STITCHES IN CROCHETEnrich your skills by going beyond the basic stitches to prepare for more elaborate de-signs. In this two-night course, you will be given hands-on instruction and practice avariety of stitches to expand your crochet abilities. Bring one skein of yarn and yourappropriately sized crochet hook to make a scarf.$60 6:00-8:00 pm611 TU 10/31-11/21Instructor: CottrillHOLIDAY ORNAMENTLearn how to make 12 different ornaments out of repurposed items. You will make aSanta, Reindeer, star, present, snowman and more in this one class. The only item youwill need to bring with you for this class is a “H” crochet hook.$35612 TU 12/5 6:00-9:00 pmInstructor: CottrillBEGINNING KNITTINGLearn the basics of knitting in this course for beginners and get set for a world of knittingpossibilities ahead of you! Learn to cast on, knit, purl and bind off, as well as basicstitches like stockinette, ribbing, and more. Learn to read a basic knitting pattern andhow to finish projects when completed. Supply list provided at registration. Estimatedcost of supplies to start: $15$60620 TH 9/7-9/28 6:00-8:00 pmInstructor: CuthbertsonINTERMEDIATE KNITTINGPut your basic knitting knowledge to work on projects both in class and at home to ex-pand your skills. You will learn to follow a pattern while working on a variety of projectsincluding a cable scarf, a stocking hat, and a shawl. Supply listprovided at registration. Estimated cost of supplies to start: $25-30$60621 W 10/5-10/26 7:00-9:00 pmInstructor: CuthbertsonGetting Started with Double-pointed NeedlesNow that you know the basics of knitting, expand your skills with this course. Learn howto knit-in-the-round using double-pointed needles and more. You will make a stockinghat and a matching pair of fingerless mitts. Supply list will be sent prior to theclass. Estimated cost of supplies $25-35.$60 6:00-8:00 pm622 TH 11/9-11/30Instructor: Cuthbertson www.al.lisd.us 517.265.1650 registration info > page 27 11

ARTSDIGITAL CAMERA 1Focus on creating better digital camera pictures with an emphasis on composition andthinking like a photographer. There will be discussion on both digital and basic phototerminology. Each week you will be given a photo assignment, with many sample pic-tures to look at as reference for each project. Sinceall camera manufacturers have their own uniquemenu layout, it is recommended to bring the owner’smanual for your camera to class as reference. Thiscourse does not involve working with computers.$110701 TH 9/14-10/12 6:00-8:30 pmInstructor: StrayerDIGITAL CAMERA 2Explore the photographic principals of shutter speed, aperture, and ISO functions andtheir relationships. The course creates a venue for discussion on digital applications andrecognizing photo image quality. You will create a portfolio of work during the duration ofthe course. You should have a camera that allows you to work in Aperture, Shutter, andProgram exposure modes. This course does not involve working with computers, alt-hough there may be some discussion involving computers. Prerequisite: Digital Camera1 or equivalent knowledge.$110702 TH 10/19-11/16 6:00-8:30 pmInstructor: Strayer Photoshop for Beginners...…Page 7SCRAPBOOKING 101Take those years of digital photos off your computer and turn them into memory albumsbefore the pictures are lost or damaged. Your albums will become family heirlooms youcan enjoy for years to come. Learn all about paper scrapbooking. Leave class with acouple of completed pages and a wealth of knowledge to send you on your way to alifetime of scrapbooking. Supply fee of $40.00 due to instructor first night of class.$40710 M 9/11-10/2 6:00-8:00 pmInstructor: WarnerSCRAPBOOKING 102This scrapbooking class will teach students to cut measure and design layouts by read-ing a pattern. For double page layouts will be made in this four week class and thenprotected with Page protectors to be added to the album from scrapbooking 101. Stu-dents will add their own personal photos to complete the pages. Supply fee of $70 dueto instructor on the first night of class.711 M 10/16-11/6 6:00-8:00 pmInstructor: Warner12 www.al.lisd.us 517.265.1650 FALL 2017

SCRAPBOOKING 103This season of scrapbooking will focus on adding clear stamp images to our scrapbookpages. We will stamp using images, words in black ink and colored inks. We will alsouse different methods of coloring those images with colored pencils, and markers. Sup-ply fee of $70 due to instructor on the first night of class.712 M 11/20-12/11 6:00-8:00 pmInstructor: Warner WORLD LANGUAGESAMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE 1ASL is the third most widely used language in the U.S., using a combination of handsigns, gestures, and facial expressions. Finger-spelling, numbers, basic grammar, vo-cabulary, and cultural information related to the deaf community will be covered. Chil-dren 12 or older are welcome and encouraged to enroll with an adult. Textbook is in-cluded in registration fee.$160 (Tuition $110 + Materials $50)801Instructor: Fowler Day and time TBDSPANISH FOR BEGINNERSMake this the year you learn to speak Spanish. This interactive learning experience willprepare you for traveling abroad, expanding your resume, or just having fun. Spanishin 10 minutes a day® with CD-ROM will be used in class. If you have access to thebook, tuition is only $105.$130 (Tuition $105 + Materials $25)810 TH 9/7-11/30 (no class 11/2) 6:30-8:30 pmInstructor: TobarSPANISH NEXT STEPThis course is perfect for anyone that has completed Spanish for Beginners or has takenanother Spanish class and would like a refresher. Prerequisite: Spanish for Beginnersor equivalent knowledge. Spanish in 10 minutes a day® with CD-ROM will be used andcan be purchased for $25, if needed.$105815 TU 9/5-11/21 (No class 10/10) 6:30-8:30 pmInstructor: Tobar We’re always looking for great course ideas & instructors.HELP WANTED The Adult Learning Services @ LISD TECH Center is always looking for innovative quality courses for adult students, taught by enthusiastic and skilled instructors in a career technical setting. The program offers a variety of short term courses de- signed to give adults the opportunity to learn new skills. If interested, write a course proposal containing a course description, targeted audience, needed materials/equipment, and course length and email it to: [email protected] For more information call 517.265.1650.www.al.lisd.us 517.265.1650 registration info > page 27 13

COLLEGE PARTNERSHIPThe courses listed below are a result of the partnership between the LISD andJackson College. You have a choice of taking a course for college credit or pure-ly for enrichment. If you are interested in: • College Credit, call Jackson College at 517.265.5515 • Enrichment, call LISD Adult Learning Services at 517.265.1650Textbooks for all Jackson College courses need to be purchased through theJackson College Bookstore. Call 517.265.6855 for more information. Watch for additional courses during the Winter/Spring season!NETWORK FUNDAMENTALS (CNS 101) Make a commitmentThis course introduces fundamental networking concepts and technologies. It is the first to lifelong learningof four courses that help to prepare students for the Cisco CCNA certification exam.The course materials will assist in developing the skills necessary to plan and implementsmall networks across a range of applications. It also helps prepare for the CompTIANetwork+ certification exam.$300901 M/W 9/11-10/25 5:30-9:26 pmLAN SWITCHING & WIRELESS (CNS 103)This course is the third of four courses that help prepare for the Cisco CCNA certifica-tion exam. It covers the switching and wireless concepts introduced in CNS 101 ingreater depth. The goal is to develop an understanding of how switches are inter-connected and configured in order to provide network access to LAN users. This coursealso teaches how to integrate wireless devices into a LAN. Prerequisite: CNS 101$300903 M/W 10/30-12/18 5:30-8:27 pmScholarshipsUpon availability, The Job Readiness Training Scholarship is forLenawee County residents seeking training for a new career or forenhancing skills for their current job. For more information go to:http://www.lisd.us/community-services/lenawee-county-education-foundation-lcef/ or https://lenaweecef.awardspring.com/. Placement ServicesJack Townsley [Supervisor, Placement Services and Adult Learning Services] [email protected] Amy Hinkley [Workforce Development Coordinator] [email protected] www.al.lisd.us 517.265.1650 FALL 2017

SKILLED TRADES PROGRAMS Adult Learning Services @ LISD TECH Center Has Expanded Skilled Trades ProgrammingTo meet the needs of Lenawee County residents and our local employers, AdultLearning Services @ LISD TECH Center is partnering with the Jackson AreaManufacturers Association’s “Academy for Manufacturing Careers.” The ex-panded offerings include Skilled Trades Apprenticeships, certificates, and cus-tomized training.The Academy for Manufacturing Careers (AMC) is a nationally-recognized train-ing institution providing high quality technical instruction for in-demand manufac-turing occupations. AMC is certified as a Registered Apprenticeship Program bythe U.S. Department of Labor’s Office of Apprenticeship (USDOL-OA) and isapproved as a licensed Proprietary School by the State of Michigan.The training offered by this partnership will raise the level of proficiency for thecurrently employed, provide new skills for the unemployed, and help employersmeet their demands for a highly skilled workforce.Watch for these AMC courses to be offered at LISD TECH Centerthis fall:AMC 150—Intro to Lean TheoryAMC 200—Intermediate Blueprint Reading/GD&TAMC 250—CNC Mill Theory & ProgrammingAMC 270—Industrial WiringMore AMC classes will be offered during the Winter/Spring season. Watch forour Winter/Spring Course Guide for listings. For more information, email Place-ment Services or call 517.265.1650.www.al.lisd.us 517.265.1650 FALL 2017 15

ADDITIONAL LOCAL LEARNING OPPORTUNITIESLENAWEE COUNCIL FOR THE VISUAL ARTS To register and/or view more classes visit: www.AdrianCenterForTheArts.org 2300 North Adrian Highway | Adrian, MI | [email protected] | 517.662.9333 Ages 16 and up unless otherwise noted.LETTERPRESS AND PRINTMAKING, located in Studio 44LETTERPRESS BASICSThis introduction to the letterpress workshop covers the techniques for composing andsetting metal type and designing and printing your own business card or small postcard.Learn basic typesetting skills, and how to set up, use, and clean a tabletop platen press.$75.00SA 9/9 OR SA 11/18 10am-4pmInstructors: Phil Driscoll, Kristine WillimannLETTERPRESS PRINTING ON FABRICStudents will create unique prints on fabric using linoleum cuts, moveable type, rollersand letterpress cuts. Experiment with printing both by hand and using letterpress, yield-ing a beautifully printed piece of fabric to enjoy as is or to use in your projects.Good fortea towels, handkerchiefs, samplers, quilt blocks, flags, bibs, scarves, totes, or any sew-ing project. Materials included but students may want to bring their own fabric. Thisclass uses oil/rubber based inks. Space is limited to 5.$95.00Two day workshop: SA 9/23 & SU 9/24 10am-2pmInstructors: Phil Driscoll, Kristine WillimannPRINT YOUR OWN POSTERThis class is an introduction to the basics of setting type, designing, and printing yourown 10” x 15” letterpress poster. Using our extensive collection of wood and metal typeand ornaments, create a unique design for your message, band, quote, group, etc. Allmaterials provided, no printmaking experience is necessary. Limited space.$95.00 10-4pm,SA 10/14Instructors: Phil Driscoll, Kristine WillimannLETTERPRESS TAGS AND LABELSPersonalize your homemade jams, baked goods, wine, beer or on any item you wish tobear your touch of flair! Design and print your own custom labels or tags with personal-ized imagery and your message using letterpress printing — a process utilizing movabletype and vintage presses.$95.00 10am-2pmTwo day workshop: SA 10/28 & SU 10/29Instructors: Phil Driscoll and Kristine Willimann16 www.al.lisd.us 517.265.1650 FALL 2017

LETTERPRESS GREETING CARDSIn this introductory hands-on class you will learn the basics of setting type and designingyour own unique folded cards using wood and metal type and letterpress ornaments.$95.00 10am-4pmSA 11/11Instructors: Phil Driscoll, Kristine WillimannLINOLEUM & LETTERPRESS GREETING CARDSThis workshop explores the materials and techniques needed to create a hand-carvedimage in linoleum. Each student will design and carve an image in linoleum and print itusing a letterpress. You may want to theme your design for a holiday, special event, ora particular greeting.$95.00Two day workshop: SA 12/2 & SU 12/3 10am-2pmInstructors: Kristine Willimann, Phil DriscollLINO BLOCK PRINTINGIn this class you'll learn the basics of carving and printing a relief print from a linoleumblock. Design and carve your own block and learn how to print it by hand, as well as ona letterpress press, and leave the class with an edition of eight completed prints. It is awonderful gift idea.$115.00Two day workshop: SA 12/16 & SU 12/17 10am-2pmInstructors: Kristine Willimann, Phil Driscoll PRINT IN OUR STUDIO GET YOUR CREATIVE ONWant to get your hands into the world of letterpress? Here are five ways to do it! 1. WORKSHOPS AND CLASSES 2. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION 3. STUDIO TIME RENTAL 4. OPEN STUDIO 5. LETTERPRESS/PRINT RESIDENCY For more information, contact [email protected] ART AND SCIENCE OF WINEMAKING, located in Studio 44Each session will consist of a brief lecture about the production and appreciation ofwine, demonstration or tutorial followed by a workshop in which participants, working inpairs, will produce and bottle a 23 liter (30 bottles) batch of a wine of their choice. Stu-dents will also create their own unique wine labels with personalized imagery and mes-sage. The cost includes course fee and all consumables, e.g., grape juice, additives,yeast, clarifiers, fermentation vessels, bottles, corks and hoods, labels and inks. Class islimited to eight students.$140.00 6-8pmTH 9/7– 10/19 (7 weeks)Instructor: Paul RupertFor more information on courses listed on this page, contact provider directly. 17

GLASS CLASSES, Garage, Building 43, GLASS, Southwest EntranceIMPORTANT: Students taking glass courses must wear natural fiber clothing (i.e., cottonshirt and denim jeans), closed toe shoes and hair tied back and out of the way. Looseclothing that will be in the way of the torch is strongly discouraged.INTRODUCTION TO GLASS BEAD MAKINGMake your very first glass beads! We will discuss important studio safety issues followedby time at a surface mix torch creating glass beads using soda-lime glass rods. You willmake basic torus and cylinder shape beads and explore the properties of glass includingpulling stringer and making frit. All materials included.$70.00SA 9/30 OR SA 11/18 Noon-4pmInstructor: Susan Matych–HagerBEGINNING GLASS BEAD MAKING / OPEN STUDIOBasic bead making using a surface mix torch and soda-lime glass rods will be the focusof the class including larger plain beads and creating various bead shapes. Basic designtechniques for decorating beads including frit, dots and stringer will be explored. Torchand studio safety will be reviewed. The class will be taught as an open studio that ex-plores topics and techniques based upon the students' interests, with the guidance ofthe instructor as needed. Materials included.$155.00W 10/11 - 10/25 6 – 9pmInstructor: Susan Matych–HagerGLASS MENAGERIEPrerequisite Class: Introduction to Glass Bead MakingStudents will use an oxygen-propane torch and borosilicate glass to create a miniatureglass swan and other animal forms.$65.00 6-9 pmW 9/20Instructor: Ari AbramsBEGINNING GLASS FUSINGWill introduce you to the basics of melting and melding glass using a kiln. We will coverglass cutting and how to clean and arrange the glass in preparation for fusing, and whathappens in the kiln at various temperatures. You will be guided step-by-step as youcreate your unique design on a candy or sauce dish. No experience necessary, yourdish will be ready for pickup two weeks after the class. All materials provided.$55.00 Noon-4pmSA 10/14Instructor: Kris CravensGLASS MARBLESPrerequisite class: Beginning Glass Bead Making or Approved by InstructorStudents will use an oxygen-propane torch to make marbles out of borosilicate glass.Various marble design techniques will be covered. Safety, flame dynamics and glasstheory will be discussed. Students are strongly advised to sign up for Glass Lab to buildupon techniques learned in this and previous courses.$100.00SA 11/25 &12/2 1-4pmInstructor: Ari Abrams18 For more information on courses listed on this page, contact provider directly.

To register and/or view more classes visit: www.AdrianCenterForTheArts.org 2300 North Adrian Highway | Adrian, MI | [email protected] | 517.662.9333INTRODUCTION TO BOROSILICATE GLASSPrerequisite Class: Introduction to Glass Bead MakingAn introduction to working borosilicate glass. Using an oxygen-propane torch, studentswill learn the basic techniques and seals used for working borosilicate glass. Theseseals and techniques, once mastered, are the foundation of scientific and artisticglassblowing and will help enable students to implement their creative visions for lamp-working. Safety, technique and form will be covered. Students enrolling in the class arestrongly recommended to sign up for glass lab to build upon techniques learned in thisand the previous course.$150.00 6-9 pm (3 weeks)TH 11/2-11/16Instructor: Ari AbramsGLASS LABPre-requisite: Beginning Glass Bead Making, Concurrent Enrollment in an ongoingglass class or Approved by InstructorThe Glass Lab will be open on Sunday afternoons for the use of ACA glass studentsand approved individuals to practice their craft. STUDENTS MUST SIGN UP AT LEASTONE WEEK PRIOR TO THE SUNDAY THE STUDENT PLANS TO ATTEND.$10.00 per hour attended (does not include materials)SU Noon-5pmInstructor: Ari AbramsSTUDIO ONE: PAINTING, DRAWING, PAPER, AND PHOTOGRAPHYPAINTING WITH TOMPainting with any media. The class will alternate between Demo/ Work/ Critique. Stu-dents will provide their own materials and media.$100.00 7-8:30pmTH 10/19-12/21Instructor: Tom ThieryPOURING OIL AND ACRYLICThis is a painting class featuring a poured paint technique, using no brushes. We willpour paint using various methods to create abstract images, which (for example) may ormay not resemble landscapes. We will explore various oil colors of different consisten-cies that do not blend, but insted repel each other. Pouring oil and acrylics of differentviscosities onto a flat panel gives you a resist; by tilting and manipulating the flow, youcan control and create the image.Weather permitting we will paint outdoors. Please wear work clothes and shoes that youwould not mind a little paint splatter.$75.00 1-3pmSA 9/9 OR SA 10/14 OR SA 11/4Instructor: Shirley VanBenschotenFor more information on courses listed on this page, contact provider directly. 19

ACRYLIC ABSTRACT WORKSHOPFind your creativity in a fun way, using acrylic paint.$70.00 1-3pmF & SA 12/l-12/2Instructor: Jill ShafferPASTEL PLUS WORKSHOPWe will be using soft pastels, oil pastels, and pastel pencils in various applications.Learn to control your marks in this medium. Several different papers (grounds) will besupplied. This is an opportunity to let your creativity come alive. Students should bringan easel and any soft pastels that they may have on hand. other pastels and paper areprovided.$130.00 Noon-2pmM-W 9/11-9/13 10am-NoonORM-W 10/30-11/1WOOD BLOCK PAINTINGLearn to use acrylic paint on wood. Mono-chromatic (one color) of your choice. Get yourcreativity flowing and enjoy a day of painting with Bernie Langton.$55.00 Noon-2pmSA 12/16Instructor: Bernie LangtonGRAPHITE DRAWINGLearn how to draw expressive eyes using graphite (lead) for shading and highlighting.Make your drawings come to life!$50.00 Noon- 2pmSA 10/21Instructor: Bernie LangtonYUPO WORKSHOPReady for a new adventure? Come and play with yupo paper. No experience necessary.Abstract or realistic, bring a photo, pictures, or just an idea.$100.00 Noon- 3pmSA 9/30 & SU 10/1 Noon-3pmORSA 12/9 & SU 12/10Instructor: Pat CooperINTRO TO MATTE CUTTINGLearn the basics of Matte cutting using a straight edge and beveled edge tool.$55.00 9am– NoonSA 9/9Instructor: Mary Gautz20 For more information on courses listed on this page, contact provider directly.

To register and/or view more classes visit: www.AdrianCenterForTheArts.org 2300 North Adrian Highway | Adrian, MI | [email protected] | 517.662.9333BOX MAKING ADVANCEDLearn how to make a handmade box. In this class, you will be cutting your own bookboard and paper. You will assemble your box and glue the paper cover to finish it.$162.50 4-7pmF-SU 10/6-10/8Instructor: Mary GautzMAKE PHOTO NOTECARDSMake and decorate your own photo note cards. Great for Christmas cards. Bring yourown 4\"x6\" photos to class. Photos will be available, as well.$15.00 9am- NoonSA 11/4Instructor: Mary GautzDREAM CATCHERLearn to make a beautiful and unique dream catcher for yourself or perhaps an awe-some gift for someone else. Bring any special trim, beads, feathers and findings that youwould like to incorporate into your dream catcher....hoops, doilies, string, some trim andfeathers will be available.$40.00 6-8pmTH 9/21 OR TH 10/26 OR TH 11/30Instructor: Becky Brososky COMMUNITY CLAYStudio located in Building # 47. A small tool kit for $12.00 can be purchased at the firstclass if you are new to clay.EXPLORING CLAY: BEGINNING AND INTERMEDIATEExplore your creative side and wow your friends and family with what you are able todesign and create. Basic forming methods in both hand building and wheel throwing willbe taught along with making and using stamps and glazing methods. This class is de-signed for beginners with no previous experience required and intermediate students.Generous studio time outside of class will be available throughout the week. All clay andglaze materials are included.$180.00Decoration In-Depth: this section will focus on approaches to decorative surface.TU 9/26-11/14 6-8pm (8 weeks)ORW 9/27-11/15 2-4pm (8 weeks)Instructor: Kris CravensFor more information on courses listed on this page, contact provider directly. 21

LETS GET SCULPTURAL!Bring clay to life in ways only you can imagine. This class is for beginners through expe-rienced students to learn how to create abstracted sculptural works. Explore form, scale,proportion, surface, and narrative possibilities while learning hand building techniquesusing coils and slabs. Returning clay students will explore how to use the wheel in mak-ing sculptural elements. Explore a variety of surface decorations including applied tex-tures, colored slips, and glaze application.$180.00TH 9/28-11/16 6-8pm (8 weeks)Instructor: Laura VanCampRAKU: JAPANESE FAST FIRINGExperience the ancient technique that originated with the Samurai and the tea ceremo-ny. You are supplied with three pots to glaze. Using an outdoor kiln, participate in firingthem to over 1800 degrees and in less than an hour you will handle the fired, finishedproduct. Rake glazes vary from crackle, to iridescent, to copper penny shiny. There arefew techniques this fun! All materials and firing provided for any level of experience.$44.00SU 10/8 2-4:30 pm, during the Lenawee Byways Art TourInstructor: Steve ChesherFAST AND EASY FIRINGFiring with sawdust, dung, and tin cans, using household materials like Miracle Grow,ketchup, and comet cleanser results in unexpected and exciting surfaces. The processis not such a mystery when it happens right before your eyes and you unload it thesame day! Students new to clay will learn forming methods including slab and coil build-ing and a potters wheel introduction, while experienced students will learn a few newtricks to add to their arsenals. All materials included.$180.00SA 9/30-11/18 10-Noon (8weeks)Instructors: Pi Benio and Laura VanCampONE AND DONE POTTERS WHEEL INTRODUCTIONIn a two-and-one-half-hour session, learn the basics of wheel throwing by creating athrown flask or a flower pot. Clay, tools, and glaze firing all provided. Your piece will befired with the glaze of your choice and be ready for pickup at a later date to show offyour new artistic skills to all. Materials and use of a tool kit is included.$45.00 2-4:30pmOne and Done Potters Wheel Introduction: The Flower Pot , SU 10/1 2-4:30pmOROne and Done Potters Wheel Introduction: The Flask , SU 11/5Instructor: Pi BenioHOLIDAY COOKIE PLATTERSIn a two-hour session you will decorate a pre-made platter with your own unique flair.Give a gift of baked goods to your family and friends on your own personalized platter.Your platter will be glaze fired and ready for pickup before the holidays. No experiencenecessary.$35.00 6-8pmTH 11/ 2Instructor: Laura VanCamp22 For more information on courses listed on this page, contact provider directly.

CERAMICS FOR PAINTERSDo you love pattern and illustration? Then this is the technique for you. Nationally knownceramic artist Ann Tubbs will guide you in using her signature technique, maiolica.Lively, colorful, and painterly, maiolica uses washes of pigment much like you wouldwatercolor. It just happens to be on ceramic tiles. Ann will cover not only technical as-pects but also a bit of maiolica's storied history using actual examples. All materials andtiles to decorate included.$60.00 ($30.00 for all ACA Resident Artists)SU 10/22 Noon-5pmGuest Artist: Ann TubbsADVANCED INDEPENDENT STUDIOThis is for those with a solid understanding of technical and forming ceramic processeswho wish to work independently for 8 weeks and concentrate on self-determined goalswith support. The instructor will be available to meet with you on Tuesday evenings from6-8pm. The studio will be open for more than 40 hours each week for you to hone yourskills. This experience is designed for students with 4 sessions of ACA classes or equiv-alent, or college level ceramics background. 25 pounds of clay, glaze and firingincluded.$180.00TU 9/26-11/14, 6-8pm OR SA 9/30-11/18, 10am-NoonInstructor: Kris Cravens Instructor: Pi Benio LENAWEE LIFELONG LEARNINGLenawee Lifelong Learning is a program for Seniors in Lenawee County. They offerlearning opportunities on a variety of topics and are supported by several local organi-zations, including the LISD. Instructors will be either active or retired individuals whoare donating their time. No tests, no grades, just fun and learning. Most courses arebeing scheduled during daytime hours. Class size will be limited, so please sign upearly. A listing of available courses can be found athttp://www.lisd.us/adult-learning/lenawee-life-long-learning or by calling 517-403-4319.Course topics include: Civil War Battles History of the Middle East Greek Mythology Literature and Writing Foundations of Naturopathic Health History of the Croswell Opera House How Food and Water Affect our Culture Study of Shakespeare's Othello The History and Tales of Four Towns in Lenawee County Lenawee County Cemetery Tours (3 or 4 cemeteries) Lenawee County Mystery Trip (Oct. 26th)Watch for new courses coming this spring!For more information on courses listed on this page, contact provider directly. 23

Beginning to Advanced classes in Ceramics, Glass, Metalsmithing, Drawing, Painting, Parties in All Mediums Studio Hours Tues-Fri: 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM Sat: 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM Sun & Mon: Closed www.ClintonArtsCenter.com (517) 456-5145 [email protected] Social Artworking with a Mission at Tranquil Studio Give back to your local community, one painting at a time. Tranquil Studio, Inc. is a 501(c)3 organization and hosts paint parties as fundraisers for the Tranquil Parenting pro- grams so that all parents are able to attend as funds are needed. Learn to paint on canvas. Hosting a canvas paint-ing party is easy and fun. The patterns and step-by-step instructions make it easy for thefirst-time painter to have 100% success and taught by local college art interns. Fun Parties for All Ages!Discover your inner artist while having a good time with your friends and providing sup-port for your community. Bring in your favorite non-alcoholic beverage and snacks andget ready to enjoy the relaxing experience of canvas painting. • Signature Evening Clas-ses • Corporate Team Building Events • Coffee & Canvas Weekday Classes • DateNight Classes • Paint Your Pet Classes • Children's/Family Day Classes • Private Par-ties • Birthday/Bachelorette Parties • Expressive Arts • Fundraising EventsPaint classes are generally offered Saturdays from 6:00—8:00 pm.Purchase tickets for paint opportunities or creative parenting solutions to minimize con-flict, coping techniques and expressive arts at www.TranquilStudio.orgFor more information contact Sonja Redden by calling 517-431-3000.24 For more information on courses listed on this page, contact provider directly.

OTHER LISD SERVICES CPR, First Aid, and AED TrainingReceive an American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons (AAOS) certificate upon coursecompletion. CPR and First Aid certificates are valid for two years. All courses will beheld at the LISD Wm. J. Ross Education Service Center, 4107 N. Adrian Hwy., Adrian,MI 49221. Cost $70 (Please call to inquire about available discounts). Register online atwww.solutionwhere.com/ww/lisd Questions? Contact Kathy Campbell [email protected] or 517.265.1619. Employment Testing ServicesIdentify individual skills and abilities needed to meet the technical demands for employ-ment or advancement within a company. Improve the recruiting and selection processin a cost-effective manner. Call Adult Learning Services @ LISD at 517.265.1650. GED Testing ServicesGeneral Educational Development (GED) testing is offered through the Lenawee Inter-mediate School District. To pre-register go to www.ged.com. A valid email address anda credit or debit card for payment of testing fee will be required to register. For ques-tions, please contact Joan Larson, Coordinator of GED Services, at [email protected] 517.265.1702. Customized Services for Business, Industry, & AgenciesSuccess in today’s competitive business market requires skilled and efficient staff mem-bers that are highly trained in your area of expertise. Adult Learning Services @ LISDhas a proven track record of providing cost-effective, high quality services to meet theneeds of Lenawee area businesses. If you don’t see the course or schedule you need,call 517.265.1650 and inquire about customized training. Courses can be tailored to theneeds of your business, industry, or agency. Career Exploration CampsLISD Career Exploration Camps support hands-on activities in the areas of science,technology, engineering, and math (STEM). Campers are encouraged to explore excit-ing careers while being instructed in the use of state-of-the-art equipment and technolo-gy at the LISD TECH Center. Ignite their natural curiosity and create amazing projects!To register for camps, or for more information, visit our website: www.lisd.us/campsQuestions may be directed to: [email protected] or 517.264.9797. LISD Nondiscrimination StatementThe Lenawee Intermediate School District (LISD) does not discriminate in any of its educationalprograms and services, activities, or employment practices on the basis of sex, race, color, nationalorigin / ancestry, religion, height, weight, marital status, age, limited English-speaking ability, sexualorientation, or disability. Direct inquiries to: Executive Director of Staff Resources, Lenawee Inter-mediate School District, 4107 N. Adrian Hwy., Adrian, MI 49221, (517) 265-2119. Persons withhearing impairments, please call the Michigan Relay Center at (800) 649-3777 (TDD). Declaración de No Discriminación del LISDEl Distrito Escolar Intermedio de Lenawee (LISD) no discrimina en ninguno de sus programas oservicios educativos, actividades, o prácticas de empleo sobre la base de género, raza, color, ori-gen nacional / ascendencia, religión, estatura, peso, estado civil, edad, la habilidad limitada dehablar inglés, orientación sexual, o incapacidad. Para conseguir más información: Executive Di-rector of Staff Resources, Lenawee Intermediate School District, 4107 N. Adrian Hwy., Adrian, MI49221, (517) 265-2119. Personas con problemas de audición, por favor llamen al Michigan RelayCenter (800) 649-3777 (TDD).www.al.lisd.us 517.265.1650 registration info > page 27 25

LISD TECH CENTER CAMPUS LISD TECH Center 517.263.2108The LISD TECH Center offers 28 career technical education programs to all LenaweeCounty high school students. Articulation and dual enrollment opportunities are alsoavailable for students to earn college credit while still attending high school. Studentsreceive career counseling services in support of their Education Development Plan(EDP). JC/LISD Academy: A Regional Middle College 517.266.6982JC/LISD Academy is a public middle college program for capable and self-motivatedstudents. The Academy exists in partnership with all 11 Lenawee County public schooldistricts and is funded through a percentage of each district’s Foundation Allowance.This alleviates cost to attending students or their families. The Academy is designed tofully immerse high school aged students in the post-secondary learning environment,while affording them the opportunity to complete a high school diploma and Associate’sDegree. For more information, visit our website: http://jccmi.edu/theacademy/about.html LISD Center for a Sustainable Future 517.263.2108The LEED Platinum certified LISD Center for a Sustainable Future (CSF) is a state ofthe art net-zero energy educational campus located on Tipton Highway in Adrian Town-ship. It is the first K-12 net-zero education building in the state of Michigan and one ofonly a handful in the country. The CSF has been named a 2014 U.S. Department ofEducation Green Ribbon School by the Secretary of Education. The campus offers stu-dents hands-on learning opportunities in a variety of LISD programs, especially the rap-idly growing fields of sustainable agriculture and alternative energy production. Toschedule a tour of the facility for your group or organization, contact Ann Knisel at517.264.9840. LISD PREP Academy 517.266.1198The LISD PREP Academy is an alternative high school for teenage parents located onthe LISD TECH Center campus. Opportunities are encouraged for students to also en-roll in LISD TECH Center career programs and/or dual enroll at Jackson College whileworking towards the successful completion of the student’s resident district high schoolgraduation requirements. (Free on-site licensed child care is provided.)26 www.al.lisd.us 517.265.1650 registration info > page 27

REGISTRATION IS EASY!Registering for Adult Learning classes is quick and easy. Go to www.al.lisd.usand click on ‘Register Now’. If you do not have internetaccess or would like assistance, call us at 517.265.1650.Fall/Winter Office Hours Waiting ListsMonday—Thursday 7:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.Friday 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. In order to maintain a suitable student-teacher ratio, and to ensure that sufficient tools, equip-Discounts ment, and materials are available for each student, class size must be limited. Once aDiscounted tuition may be available for quali- course is filled to the maximum enrollment,fied students for some courses. If you are: additional registrants can be placed on a wait- A Senior (60 years or older) ing list. If a student should decide to withdraw A Lenawee County Educator from a course, those on the waiting list will be A Veteran notified of the available opening. People leftNo discounts on materials or books. Contact on the waiting list will be notified of the nextus for more information or for help in register- course offering before the course is publicized.ing for classes. CancellationRefunds A decision to run a course is generally made aFor ALS courses, tuition refunds upon with- few days before the course starts. If there aredrawal from a course will be made as follows: fewer than the minimum number of registrants1. Notification of withdrawal before the first to run a course, the course will be cancelled.class meeting — 100% refund minus a $10 Those who have registered will be notified ofregistration fee. the cancellation and a full refund will be issued.2. Notification of withdrawal before thesecond class meeting — percentage of tuition FAQeligible for reimbursement will correspond tothe percentage of the class completed, minus  When should I register?$10 registration fee.3. There will be no refunds or transfer of Now! Many classes fill quickly. Often instruc-tuition after the second class of any course. tors need to order supplies. Help ensure that4. Books and materials that have been used your course has enough students by register-are NOT refundable. ing at least five days ahead of the start date.5. Refunds will be mailed or issued within 1-2weeks.  Where are classes held?6. CNA students will receive a refund policyapplicable to their course. All courses are held at the LISD TECH Center unless otherwise noted.Special Accommodations  Is there financial assistance?Students with disabilities are asked to notifyAdult Learning Services @ LISD TECH Center There are agencies available that may provideof their specific needs before the course starts tuition assistance. Call 517.265.1650 toso we can make appropriate accommodations. discuss.This information will be held in total confidenceand such written communication removed  Will classes be held if the weather isfrom the program folder after the course hasbeen completed. questionable? A decision will be made by 4:00 pm. Please listen to the local radio stations and watch our LISD TECH Center Facebook page for cancel- lations.  I still have questions. Who do I con- tact? You may email [email protected] or call 517.265.1650. 27

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