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All of the following courses are offered  on Monday nights

Italian has moved to Wednesday Night.

Beginner Digital Photography Rug Braiding Weekend Navigator Boating Course
Beginners' Yoga Rug Hooking Weight Training - Session I
Floral Design SAT Review Weight Training - Session II

 

BEGINNER DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

Mondays:  6:30 – 7:30 p.m.                                      Room: Graphics Room

3 Sessions:    March 5 - March 19                            Tuition:  $60

The Beginner's Digital Photography class is for anyone new to or looking to learn more about their camera. We will learn the elements of a good photograph and how to achieve one! Must bring own camera.
 

INSTRUCTOR:  Alex Walker

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BEGINNERS' YOGA - 12 Week Special Pricing

Mondays:  7:00 – 8:00 p.m.                                      Room: Career Center

12 Sessions:    February 6 - May 14                          Tuition:  $150

This twelve-week course will focus on breath work, asanas, and relaxation for those looking to begin with the practice of yoga.

INSTRUCTOR:  Katie McAlpine

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FLORAL DESIGN

Mondays:  6:00 - 8:00  p.m.                                     Room:   TBA

8 Sessions:  February 6 - April 2                              Tuition:  $100 (plus materials fee paid directly to instructor)

Learn about seasonal flowers and how to arrange them.  

INSTRUCTOR:  Marie Wallace

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 RUG BRAIDING

Mondays:  6:00 – 7:30 p.m.                              Room:  123

7 Sessions:  February 6 - March 26                  Tuition: $75                      

Learn the timeless craft of wool rug braiding.  Rug braiding dates back hundreds of years.  Originally braided rugs served a functional purpose to warm cold floors.  However, these beautifully crafted and colorful rugs soon became admired for their pleasing appeal and charm they add to any room.  Today wool braided rugs cover floors in both traditional and modern homes.  Made of strips of woolen fabric, braided rugs can be tailored to fit any size or color scheme in every home. 

During the seven-week program, students will learn the skills necessary to complete an oval, 2X3, braided rug.  Students don’t need prior rug braiding experience to participate in the classes.  If you can thread a needle, sew on a button, and braid hair you can create your own heirloom rug.  The supply list for the class is listed below. 

Rug Braiding Supplies are purchased at American Folk Art & Craft Supply.  American Folk Art & Craft Supply carries products specifically for rug braiding.  American Folk Art & Craft Supply is located at 1415 Hanover St. (Rt. 139), Hanover.  (781) 871-7277.  Store hours are Tue through Saturday 10:30 – 6:00. 

Rug Braiding Supplies: (Supplies will cost approximately $85, wool fabric will cost approximately between $65 - $75 depending on the wool chosen.) 

Wool Folders
Braiding Clamp
Lacing Needle
Lacing Thread
Leather Finger Guards (between 2or 3)
Instruction Booklet
Wool Fabric (three colors 2 yards each)

Sewing Basket Supplies:

Scissors (sharp and able to cut fabric well)
Thread (color coordinated to wool fabric)
Sewing Needle
Large Eye Darning Needle (size 16)
“T” Pins or straight pins with large round head (approximately 12)
Tape Measure
Sewing/ Knitting Gauge (a 6 inch metal ruler with a movable guide) 
Clothespin with spring (quantity 2 – 3)
Needle Nose Pliers

                INSTRUCTOR:  Michele Stenson

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RUG HOOKING

Mondays:  7:30 – 9:00 p.m.                              Room:  123

7 Sessions:  February 6 - March 26                  Tuition: $75                     

Learn the timeless folk art of traditional rug hooking.  Originally hooked rugs served a functional purpose to accommodate household needs.  Today, these beautifully crafted and colorful rugs are admired for their pleasing appeal and charm they add to any room.  Made of strips of woolen fabric, hooked rugs can be tailored to fit any size or color scheme in every home.   

During the seven-week program, students will learn the skills necessary to start and complete a small to medium size hooked rug.  Students will learn the folk art style of traditional rug hooking.  The class will focus on beginner skills and no prior rug hooking experience is necessary to participate in classes.  The supply list for the class is listed below.  

Rug Hooking Supplies are purchased at American Folk Art & Craft Supply.  American Folk Art & Craft Supply carries products specifically for rug hooking.  American Folk Art & Craft Supply is located at 1415 Hanover St. (Rt. 139), Hanover.  (781) 871-7277.  Store hours are Tue through Saturday 10:30 – 6:00.  

Rug Hooking Supplies: (Supplies will cost approximately $125.) 

Hoop
Hook
Pre printed pattern
Wool fabric
Binding
Cording
Scissors (sharp and able to cut fabric well)

- Off-set scissors - optional
- Strip cutter – optional
- A fabric strip cutter will be available for student use during class. 

                INSTRUCTOR:  Michele Stenson

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SAT REVIEW

Mondays & Wednesdays:   6:30 - 8:30 p.m.             Room: 121/123                                             

8 Sessions:  March 28 - May 2                                 Tuition:  $90

This course is designed to aid students, particularly juniors, in preparing for the Scholastic Aptitude Test given in the Spring.  Sample tests will be used to develop skills and experience in dealing with both the verbal and mathematics sections of the test.  Test taking strategies will also be explored.   The Kaplan SAT Strategies, Practice and Review 2012 book is mandatory for this course and must be purchased before the first class.

                                           INSTRUCTORS: Tom Melanson/Zachary Raymond

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WEEKEND NAVIGATOR BOATING COURSE

 Mondays:  6:30-8:30 p.m.                                  Room:  126

8 sessions:  February 6 - April 2                        Tuition:  $15 (plus $50.00 materials fee to be paid directly to instructor - check only due first night of class)  
Class is for boaters that have completed the Basic Skills and Seamanship class taught by the Coast Guard Auxiliary or the US Power Squadron.  Class lessons range from Basic Navigation Fundamentals to Magnetic Compass Reading - Chart Reading, Vessel Set and Drift, Speed/Distance/Time Calculations and more.  Navigation tools will be specified by the instructor at the first class. 

INSTRUCTOR: David Clinton, USCGA

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FUNDAMENTALS OF  WEIGHT TRAINING - 12 Week Special Pricing

Mondays and Wednesdays:    6:00-7:00 p.m. - Session I          Room: Weight Room
                                              7:00-8:00 p.m. - Session II

 12 Weeks:  February 6 - May 14                                              Tuition: $180 Per Session

 In this twelve-week course you will learn safe and effective weight training exercises using weight machines, free weights, resistance bands, and the resist-a-ball.  Learn to challenge yourself in your workouts.  Watch your strength and energy levels increase.  One of my goals is to instill confidence in my students to be able to workout in any gym or at home.  This class is for all fitness levels.  Limited  to 10 students.  Students 18 years or younger must register with a parent.  Register early!!

INSTRUCTOR: Marsha Eaton

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