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Fall 2016 Schedule of Classes

Hamilton Station, 2015—CACE Photography Instructor Terry Yu

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CACE is a member of the South Bay CACE is a member of the South Bay CACE is a member of the South Bay CACE is a member of the South Bay Consortium for Adult Education (SBCAE). Consortium for Adult Education (SBCAE). Consortium for Adult Education (SBCAE). Consortium for Adult Education (SBCAE).

www.sbcae.orgwww.sbcae.orgwww.sbcae.orgwww.sbcae.org The South Bay Consortium for Adult Education is a collaboration of four colleges

and five adult schools in Santa Clara County, serving over 30,000 adult education

students every year. We are working together to build pathways for adult learners

so they can achieve economic self-sufficiency in an area with one of the highest

costs of living in the nation. Our consortium is committed to having a positive col-

lective impact on the local workforce, building a just economy and healthy commu-

nity.

Santa Clara Adult Education - www.santaclaraadulted.org Milpitas Adult Education - adulted.musd.org Silicon Valley Adult Education - metroed.net/svae East Side Adult Education - adulteducation.esuhsd.org San Jose City College - www.sjcc.edu Evergreen Valley College - www.evc.edu Mission College - www.missioncollege.edu West Valley College - www.westvalley.edu Workforce Institute - www.wi-sjeccd.org (transition support services)

A message from Dr. Robert Bravo, CUHSD’s New Su-A message from Dr. Robert Bravo, CUHSD’s New Su-A message from Dr. Robert Bravo, CUHSD’s New Su-A message from Dr. Robert Bravo, CUHSD’s New Su-perintendentperintendentperintendentperintendent

When I was working in Southern California and Texas, I always

aspired to return to the South Bay.

I was born and raised here, so I know that Campbell Union High

School District (CUHSD) has a long history of providing high qual-

ity secondary education to the surrounding communities of San

Jose, Campbell, Los Gatos, Saratoga, Santa Clara, and Monte

Sereno.

An additional distinction of our district is the adult education program, which has a

well-earned reputation for innovation and responsiveness to our community’s

needs.

Last year more than 2,400 adult learners received instruction and support to be-

come career and “college ready” through our growing partnership with local com-

munity colleges.

Our district is dedicated to lifting up the families of our region, the parents of our

schoolchildren, and building a just economy and healthy community. That's why I

feel fortunate to begin work this fall as CUHSD's new superintendent.

Whether you are an immigrant wanting to acquire English or an adult who wants to

learn Spanish, cooking, or photography, I trust that you will find something to help

you in this schedule of classes. CACE offers you a World of Opportunity. CACE offers you a World of Opportunity. CACE offers you a World of Opportunity. CACE offers you a World of Opportunity.

Table of Contents Community locations Community locations Community locations Community locations p. 5p. 5p. 5p. 5

Languages Languages Languages Languages p. 6p. 6p. 6p. 6 Spanish, Italian, English Conversation

Arts and Music Arts and Music Arts and Music Arts and Music p. 8p. 8p. 8p. 8 String Ensemble, Campbell Express Band, Drawing and Watercolor, Knit and Crochet, Creative Writing

Photography Photography Photography Photography p. 9 p. 9 p. 9 p. 9 Intro to Digital Photography, Digital Photography II

History and Our Roots History and Our Roots History and Our Roots History and Our Roots p. 10p. 10p. 10p. 10 Santa Clara Valley History, Genealogy and Family History

Health and Wellness Health and Wellness Health and Wellness Health and Wellness p. 10p. 10p. 10p. 10

Gentle Yoga, Mindfulness—Practices to Grow Self-Knowledge Health and Wellness Health and Wellness Health and Wellness Health and Wellness ---- DanceDanceDanceDance p. 11p. 11p. 11p. 11 Beginner Dance (Ballroom, Latin, Salsa, Social, West Coast Swing) Cooking Cooking Cooking Cooking p. 12p. 12p. 12p. 12 Salads, Around the World in Pancakes, Spanish Tapas, Vegetarian, Moroccan, Seasonal, Knife skills, Italian Microsoft Office Specialist (Mission CC Credit)Microsoft Office Specialist (Mission CC Credit)Microsoft Office Specialist (Mission CC Credit)Microsoft Office Specialist (Mission CC Credit) p. 14p. 14p. 14p. 14

Water Career PathwayWater Career PathwayWater Career PathwayWater Career Pathway————Treatment OperatorTreatment OperatorTreatment OperatorTreatment Operator p. 16p. 16p. 16p. 16 Child Health, Safety, Nutrition (West Valley CC Credit)Child Health, Safety, Nutrition (West Valley CC Credit)Child Health, Safety, Nutrition (West Valley CC Credit)Child Health, Safety, Nutrition (West Valley CC Credit) p. 17p. 17p. 17p. 17

GED and HiSET Testing__________________________p. 19GED and HiSET Testing__________________________p. 19GED and HiSET Testing__________________________p. 19GED and HiSET Testing__________________________p. 19

High School & Equivalency PrepHigh School & Equivalency PrepHigh School & Equivalency PrepHigh School & Equivalency Prep p.20p.20p.20p.20

English as a Second LanguageEnglish as a Second LanguageEnglish as a Second LanguageEnglish as a Second Language p. 22p. 22p. 22p. 22

CitizenshipCitizenshipCitizenshipCitizenship p. 25p. 25p. 25p. 25

Fall —Quarter 1 August 17 to October 15, 2016

Aug 17—Core Classes* Classes begin Sept 5-Labor Day- No classes Sept 6—Community Education Classes begin

Fall—Quarter 2– October 17 to December 17, 2016

October 17—Community Education Classes begin Nov 11—Veterans’ Day—No classes Nov 21-25—Thanksgiving Break—No classes

*Core classes receive state funding while Community Education classes are entirely supported by registration fees.

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Connecting CACE and Local EmployersConnecting CACE and Local EmployersConnecting CACE and Local EmployersConnecting CACE and Local Employers

Share your employment expertise with students at CACE. We are always looking for presenters who have employ-ment expertise that they can share with our students. If you are interested in presenting a career workshop, volunteering for our informational interview panel or being a guest speaker for CACE Career Services, please contact us at (408) 626-3402.

Workforce DevelopmentWorkforce DevelopmentWorkforce DevelopmentWorkforce Development

CACE is an important partner in our region’s workforce development system. Central to our core mission is to support students’ advancement along a career ladder leading to a job needed in our regional economy, with family-sustaining wages. Our instruction, curriculum and support services all are focused on helping CACE students in our ESL, Basic Skills and Adult High School programs prepare for success in their careers or college.

We have a Guidance Advisor /Guidance Advisor /Guidance Advisor /Guidance Advisor /Counselor Counselor Counselor Counselor and Transition Special-Transition Special-Transition Special-Transition Special-ists ists ists ists who will help CACE students make career plans, fill out applica-tions, and explore what programs in our local community colleges are aligned to students’ goals. When you are a student at CACE, you re-ceive personal, individual, and ongo-ing support. See page 17 for more

information.

Volunteer with CACE!Volunteer with CACE!Volunteer with CACE!Volunteer with CACE!

Do you love to see that light of under-standing come on when you help a person learn something new? Our students need help in many different subjects: Reading, writing, science, algebra, etc. You may be the one who enables an adult student to reach her educational goal! CACE espe-cially needs volunteers who can help our evening students. “The reward in volunteering at CACE is the knowledge that you are making a difference in someone’s life on a very direct level. You see them absorb and apply what you are showing them and you can see progress week by week. You can see the happiness and appreciation in their eyes and the pride they feel when they know they are learning.” - Volunteer If you have the time and the desire to help, please contact Lori Miller at (408) Lori Miller at (408) Lori Miller at (408) Lori Miller at (408) 626626626626----3402 (ext. 2616), or [email protected],3402 (ext. 2616), or [email protected],3402 (ext. 2616), or [email protected],3402 (ext. 2616), or [email protected], for information about how to get started.

CACE Locations

Bascom LibraryBascom LibraryBascom LibraryBascom Library 1000 S. Bascom Ave San Jose, CA 95128 Blackford CenterBlackford CenterBlackford CenterBlackford Center 3800 Blackford Avenue San Jose, CA 95117 Blackford Elementary SchoolBlackford Elementary SchoolBlackford Elementary SchoolBlackford Elementary School 1970 Willow St. San Jose, CA 95125 Boynton High SchoolBoynton High SchoolBoynton High SchoolBoynton High School 901 Boynton Avenue San Jose, CA 95117 Branham High SchoolBranham High SchoolBranham High SchoolBranham High School 1570 Branham Lane San Jose, CA 95118 Campbell Community CenterCampbell Community CenterCampbell Community CenterCampbell Community Center 1 W. Campbell Avenue Campbell, CA 95008 Campbell LibraryCampbell LibraryCampbell LibraryCampbell Library 77 Harrison Avenue Campbell, CA 95008 Dance Boulevard StudioDance Boulevard StudioDance Boulevard StudioDance Boulevard Studio 1824 Hillsdale Avenue San Jose, CA 95124

Del Mar High SchoolDel Mar High SchoolDel Mar High SchoolDel Mar High School 1224 Del Mar Avenue San Jose, CA 95128 Leigh High SchoolLeigh High SchoolLeigh High SchoolLeigh High School 5210 Leigh Avenue San Jose, CA 95124 Prospect High SchoolProspect High SchoolProspect High SchoolProspect High School 18900 Prospect Road Saratoga, CA 95070 Rosemary School Family Learning CenterRosemary School Family Learning CenterRosemary School Family Learning CenterRosemary School Family Learning Center 401 W. Hamilton Campbell, CA 95008 Sherman Oaks Community CenterSherman Oaks Community CenterSherman Oaks Community CenterSherman Oaks Community Center 1800 Fruitdale Avenue San Jose, CA 95128 Trinity Presbyterian ChurchTrinity Presbyterian ChurchTrinity Presbyterian ChurchTrinity Presbyterian Church 3151 Union Avenue San Jose, CA 95124 Westmont High SchoolWestmont High SchoolWestmont High SchoolWestmont High School 4805 Westmont Avenue Campbell, CA 95008

CACE classes are offered at a variety of transit-

accessible locations throughout the communi-

ties of the Campbell Union High School Dis-

trict. All locations are ADA accessible.

Del Mar Learning CenterDel Mar Learning CenterDel Mar Learning CenterDel Mar Learning Center————MAIN OFFICEMAIN OFFICEMAIN OFFICEMAIN OFFICE 1224 Del Mar Avenue San Jose, CA 95128

CACE Leadership TeamCACE Leadership TeamCACE Leadership TeamCACE Leadership Team Dr. Bob Harper, Director

Burr Guthrie Program Coordinator, Christine Denos, Counselor Val Clifford, Site Supervisor, Career Adviser, CalWORKS Site Rep Leslie Johnson-Tatsuta, ESL Curriculum Specialist Deborah Muscari, Curriculum Specialist, Adult Secondary Programs Margarita Ortiz-Minett, CalWORKS Site Rep., ABE Curriculum Specialist Karen Weldon, ESL Transition Specialist Elaine Lagge—Transition Specialist Miguel Bedoya—Transition Specialist Jennifer Parker-Adib Curriculum Specialist, EL Civics Lori Miller, Curriculum Specialist, Independent Study/Volunteer Coordinator Heather Simonovich, Curriculum Specialist, FLEX Programs Terry Giorgetti, Curriculum Specialist, ESL/Family Literacy Jennifer Smith, ABE Curriculum Specialist Tim Kortenkamp, High School Diploma Curriculum Specialist

408.626.3402 408.626.3402 408.626.3402 408.626.3402 www.cace.cuhsd.org www.cace.cuhsd.org www.cace.cuhsd.org www.cace.cuhsd.org [email protected]@[email protected]@cuhsd.org

Community Education

LANGUAGESLANGUAGESLANGUAGESLANGUAGES

Spanish Level 1 (8040)Spanish Level 1 (8040)Spanish Level 1 (8040)Spanish Level 1 (8040) $60$60$60$60 MMMM 6:30pm 6:30pm 6:30pm 6:30pm –––– 8:00pm8:00pm8:00pm8:00pm Quarter 1:Quarter 1:Quarter 1:Quarter 1: Aug 22 Aug 22 Aug 22 Aug 22 –––– Oct 10Oct 10Oct 10Oct 10 Room 1 DMHSRoom 1 DMHSRoom 1 DMHSRoom 1 DMHS Quarter 2: Oct 17 Quarter 2: Oct 17 Quarter 2: Oct 17 Quarter 2: Oct 17 –––– Dec 12Dec 12Dec 12Dec 12

Spanish Level 1 (8041) Spanish Level 1 (8041) Spanish Level 1 (8041) Spanish Level 1 (8041) $60$60$60$60 TTTT 6:30pm 6:30pm 6:30pm 6:30pm –––– 8:00pm 8:00pm 8:00pm 8:00pm Quarter 1:Quarter 1:Quarter 1:Quarter 1: Aug 23 Aug 23 Aug 23 Aug 23 –––– Oct 11 Oct 11 Oct 11 Oct 11 Room 1 DMHSRoom 1 DMHSRoom 1 DMHSRoom 1 DMHS Quarter 2: Oct 18 Quarter 2: Oct 18 Quarter 2: Oct 18 Quarter 2: Oct 18 –––– Dec 13Dec 13Dec 13Dec 13 With more than 405 million speakers, Spanish is the second most popular lan-guage in the world. Therefore, speaking Spanish in today's world of business, es-pecially in the Bay Area, can create the advantage you need to beat competition, whether you have Spanish speaking clients, employers or employees. If you are a beginner and have very little or no experience with the Spanish language, this is the class for you. It will provide you with a strong foundation in speaking, reading and writing. Register now. Classes fill up quickly. Book: Spanish Now, Level 1 by Ruth Silverstein, Heywood Wald, Allen Pomerantz, Nathan Quinones. Make sure to buy the book prior the first lesson. Instructor Victor Alvarado has over 20 years of teaching experience in private post-secondary institutions. Please purchase Please purchase Please purchase Please purchase your book prior to class starting. This book is used in Levels 1, 2 and 3 .your book prior to class starting. This book is used in Levels 1, 2 and 3 .your book prior to class starting. This book is used in Levels 1, 2 and 3 .your book prior to class starting. This book is used in Levels 1, 2 and 3 .

ISBN 978-1-4380-7523-5 8th

Edition Spanish Level 2 (8042) Spanish Level 2 (8042) Spanish Level 2 (8042) Spanish Level 2 (8042) $60$60$60$60 WWWW 6:30pm 6:30pm 6:30pm 6:30pm –––– 8:00pm8:00pm8:00pm8:00pm Quarter 1: Aug 24 Quarter 1: Aug 24 Quarter 1: Aug 24 Quarter 1: Aug 24 –––– Oct 12Oct 12Oct 12Oct 12 Room 1 DMHSRoom 1 DMHSRoom 1 DMHSRoom 1 DMHS Quarter 2: Oct 19 Quarter 2: Oct 19 Quarter 2: Oct 19 Quarter 2: Oct 19 –––– Dec 14Dec 14Dec 14Dec 14 Do you feel you need to improve your Spanish speaking skills? Or increase your confidence in speaking Spanish? This course is perfect for those who have com-pleted Spanish Level 1, or have some skills in Spanish, and desire to start work-ing on more detailed expressions and cultural lessons. Students will continue to learn vocabulary, grammar, and sentence structure. A very important part of this course is the creation of dialog and speaking common phrases among students. The instructor, Victor Alvarado, has more than twenty years of experience teach-ing in private post-secondary institutions. Please purchase your book prior to Please purchase your book prior to Please purchase your book prior to Please purchase your book prior to class starting (see notation above for level 1).class starting (see notation above for level 1).class starting (see notation above for level 1).class starting (see notation above for level 1). Spanish Level 3 (8043)Spanish Level 3 (8043)Spanish Level 3 (8043)Spanish Level 3 (8043) $60$60$60$60 ThThThTh 6:30pm 6:30pm 6:30pm 6:30pm –––– 8:00pm8:00pm8:00pm8:00pm Quarter 1: Aug 25 Quarter 1: Aug 25 Quarter 1: Aug 25 Quarter 1: Aug 25 –––– Oct 13Oct 13Oct 13Oct 13 Room 1 DMHSRoom 1 DMHSRoom 1 DMHSRoom 1 DMHS Quarter 2: Oct 20 Quarter 2: Oct 20 Quarter 2: Oct 20 Quarter 2: Oct 20 –––– Dec 15Dec 15Dec 15Dec 15

If you completed Spanish Level 2, then this is the perfect class you need to take. You will continue to learn vocabulary, grammar, and sentence structure, allowing you to cover a lot of ground in a short amount of time. Through the Oral Proficien-cy exercises you will feel encouraged to think and speak in Spanish. By the end of this course, the student should be comfortable speaking, reading, and writing in Spanish in the present tense. As in the previous two levels, many handouts will be used in this class. Please purchase your book prior to class starting (see notation Please purchase your book prior to class starting (see notation Please purchase your book prior to class starting (see notation Please purchase your book prior to class starting (see notation above for Level 1).above for Level 1).above for Level 1).above for Level 1).

CACE Refund PolicyCACE Refund PolicyCACE Refund PolicyCACE Refund Policy: Please choose your classes carefully. We do not receive state funding for these classes. We need to limit refunds be-cause fees collected pay teachers’ salaries. Students who voluntarily withdraw from class(es) will not receive refunds.

Community Education

Italian for Beginners (8050) Italian for Beginners (8050) Italian for Beginners (8050) Italian for Beginners (8050) $60$60$60$60 TTTT 7:00pm 7:00pm 7:00pm 7:00pm –––– 9:00pm 9:00pm 9:00pm 9:00pm Quarter 1:Quarter 1:Quarter 1:Quarter 1: Aug 23 Aug 23 Aug 23 Aug 23 –––– Oct 11 Oct 11 Oct 11 Oct 11 Room 2 DMHSRoom 2 DMHSRoom 2 DMHSRoom 2 DMHS Quarter 2: Oct 18 Quarter 2: Oct 18 Quarter 2: Oct 18 Quarter 2: Oct 18 –––– Dec 13Dec 13Dec 13Dec 13 This course will introduce you to the first steps of Italian grammar. You will be able to analyze and translate the different parts of a basic sentence (subject, verb, object) as well as hold a simple conversation. Instructor: Antonietta Aprile Please purchase your book prior to class starting. Please purchase your book pri-Please purchase your book prior to class starting. Please purchase your book pri-Please purchase your book prior to class starting. Please purchase your book pri-Please purchase your book prior to class starting. Please purchase your book pri-or to class starting. This book will take care of Levels 1 & 2 .or to class starting. This book will take care of Levels 1 & 2 .or to class starting. This book will take care of Levels 1 & 2 .or to class starting. This book will take care of Levels 1 & 2 . PARLIAMO ITALIANO FOURTH EDITION ISBN-13: 978-0470526774 ISBN-10: 0470526777 ItalianItalianItalianItalian————Intermediate (8051) Intermediate (8051) Intermediate (8051) Intermediate (8051) $60$60$60$60 ThThThTh 7:00pm 7:00pm 7:00pm 7:00pm –––– 9:00pm 9:00pm 9:00pm 9:00pm Quarter 1:Quarter 1:Quarter 1:Quarter 1: Aug 23 Aug 23 Aug 23 Aug 23 –––– Oct 11 Oct 11 Oct 11 Oct 11 Room 2 DMHSRoom 2 DMHSRoom 2 DMHSRoom 2 DMHS Quarter 2: Oct 18 Quarter 2: Oct 18 Quarter 2: Oct 18 Quarter 2: Oct 18 –––– Dec 13Dec 13Dec 13Dec 13

This 8-week course will enrich your Italian vocabulary and dig deeper into more specific constructs of Italian language. Furthermore, you will be guided through the comprehension of a wide variety of aspects of the Italian culture. Instructor: Antonietta Aprile. Please purchase your book prior to class starting. This book Please purchase your book prior to class starting. This book Please purchase your book prior to class starting. This book Please purchase your book prior to class starting. This book will take care of Levels 1 & 2 .will take care of Levels 1 & 2 .will take care of Levels 1 & 2 .will take care of Levels 1 & 2 . PARLIAMO ITALIANO FOURTH EDITION ISBN-13: 978-0470526774 ISBN-10: 0470526777 Conversation for Advanced Low ESL (8030) $75Conversation for Advanced Low ESL (8030) $75Conversation for Advanced Low ESL (8030) $75Conversation for Advanced Low ESL (8030) $75 TTh 12:15pm TTh 12:15pm TTh 12:15pm TTh 12:15pm –––– 2:15pm2:15pm2:15pm2:15pm Quarter 1: Aug 23 Quarter 1: Aug 23 Quarter 1: Aug 23 Quarter 1: Aug 23 –––– Oct 13Oct 13Oct 13Oct 13 Room 4 BlackfordRoom 4 BlackfordRoom 4 BlackfordRoom 4 Blackford Quarter 2: Oct 18 Quarter 2: Oct 18 Quarter 2: Oct 18 Quarter 2: Oct 18 –––– Dec 15Dec 15Dec 15Dec 15

Do you want to be confident when speaking English? Then this is the class for you. The focus is on conversation in small groups on a variety of everyday topics. Some discussions are guided and some spontaneous. Also, attention is given to correct grammar, slang and vocabulary. Class size is limited to 20 students. Instructor: Sandy Whitwell. Online registration is not available for this course.Online registration is not available for this course.Online registration is not available for this course.Online registration is not available for this course. Conversation for Advanced High ESL (8031) $75 TTh Conversation for Advanced High ESL (8031) $75 TTh Conversation for Advanced High ESL (8031) $75 TTh Conversation for Advanced High ESL (8031) $75 TTh 9:00am 9:00am 9:00am 9:00am –––– 11:00 am11:00 am11:00 am11:00 am Quarter 1: Aug 23 Quarter 1: Aug 23 Quarter 1: Aug 23 Quarter 1: Aug 23 –––– Oct 13Oct 13Oct 13Oct 13 Community Room Bascom LibraryCommunity Room Bascom LibraryCommunity Room Bascom LibraryCommunity Room Bascom Library Quarter 2: Oct 18 Quarter 2: Oct 18 Quarter 2: Oct 18 Quarter 2: Oct 18 –––– Dec 15Dec 15Dec 15Dec 15

Do you want to be confident when speaking English? Then this is the class for you. The focus is on conversation in small groups on a variety of everyday topics. Some discussions are guided and some spontaneous. Also, attention is given to correct grammar, slang and vocabulary. Class size is limited to 20 students. In-structor: Sandy Whitwell. This class is for those who have completed Conversa-tion for Advanced-Low ESL or who are at a higher level. Online registration is not Online registration is not Online registration is not Online registration is not available for this course.available for this course.available for this course.available for this course. ESL Pronunciation (8035)ESL Pronunciation (8035)ESL Pronunciation (8035)ESL Pronunciation (8035) $60 per quarter $60 per quarter $60 per quarter $60 per quarter (appointments)(appointments)(appointments)(appointments) Improve your accent with this online program that pinpoints your exact errors in English pronunciation and demonstrates (via text, audio, and graphics) exactly what you need to do to correctly pronounce English words and phrases. Meet twice a month with the teacher for further instruction. System requirements: broadband internet access, browser with Adobe Flash installed, and a headset with a boom microphone. Instructor: Heather Simonovich. Online registration is Online registration is Online registration is Online registration is not available for this coursenot available for this coursenot available for this coursenot available for this course. Call (408)626-3402, ext. 4732 to enroll.

Community Education

ARTS AND MUSICARTS AND MUSICARTS AND MUSICARTS AND MUSIC String Ensemble (7050)String Ensemble (7050)String Ensemble (7050)String Ensemble (7050) $40$40$40$40 MMMM 4:00pm 4:00pm 4:00pm 4:00pm –––– 6:00pm6:00pm6:00pm6:00pm Quarter 1:Quarter 1:Quarter 1:Quarter 1: Aug 22 Aug 22 Aug 22 Aug 22 ––––16 16 16 16 –––– Oct 10Oct 10Oct 10Oct 10 Room 59 DMHS Room 59 DMHS Room 59 DMHS Room 59 DMHS Quarter 2: Oct 17 Quarter 2: Oct 17 Quarter 2: Oct 17 Quarter 2: Oct 17 –––– Dec 12Dec 12Dec 12Dec 12 The Campbell String Ensemble welcomes musicians, budding and otherwise, to come together to practice and perform classical music. The semester will culmi-nate in a performance in the DMHS Performing Arts Center. If you play a stringed instrument and you are interested in joining this band of amateurs (defined as those who love music), please register for this class. Students must bring their own music stand! Instructor: Sam Neipp. The Campbell ExpressThe Campbell ExpressThe Campbell ExpressThe Campbell Express----A Community Band (7051) $60 MA Community Band (7051) $60 MA Community Band (7051) $60 MA Community Band (7051) $60 M 7:00pm 7:00pm 7:00pm 7:00pm –––– 9:00pm9:00pm9:00pm9:00pm Sept 19 Sept 19 Sept 19 Sept 19 ———— Dec 12 Dec 12 Dec 12 Dec 12 Room 59 DMHSRoom 59 DMHSRoom 59 DMHSRoom 59 DMHS Open to those who play or want to learn to play a traditional wind or percussion instrument. Some previous experience on any instrument is desired, but not re-quired. Music to be rehearsed and performed will include marches, show-tunes, pop, standards, Big-Band and contemporary selections. The band will perform 2-3 times per year in the new DMHS Performing Arts Center, located on the DMHS campus. Instructor: Bill Burkhead. Drawing and Watercolor (7030)Drawing and Watercolor (7030)Drawing and Watercolor (7030)Drawing and Watercolor (7030) $60$60$60$60 FFFF 10:00am 10:00am 10:00am 10:00am –––– 12:00pm12:00pm12:00pm12:00pm Quarter 1: Aug 26 Quarter 1: Aug 26 Quarter 1: Aug 26 Quarter 1: Aug 26 ———— Oct 14 Oct 14 Oct 14 Oct 14 Room 3 Sherman OaksRoom 3 Sherman OaksRoom 3 Sherman OaksRoom 3 Sherman Oaks Quarter 2: Oct 21 Quarter 2: Oct 21 Quarter 2: Oct 21 Quarter 2: Oct 21 ———— Dec 16Dec 16Dec 16Dec 16 Students will learn basic skills of drawing and painting in watercolor. They will explore color mixing and application, composition, and detail. Many detailed demonstrations, seascapes, landscapes, and florals will be emphasized. Materials list is provided at first class. Instructor: Bobbie Dixon. Knit and Crochet (7040)Knit and Crochet (7040)Knit and Crochet (7040)Knit and Crochet (7040) $60$60$60$60 FFFF 12:30pm12:30pm12:30pm12:30pm----2:30pm2:30pm2:30pm2:30pm QuarterQuarterQuarterQuarter 1111: Aug 26 Aug 26 Aug 26 Aug 26 ———— Oct 14Oct 14Oct 14Oct 14 Room 1 BlackfordRoom 1 BlackfordRoom 1 BlackfordRoom 1 Blackford Quarter 2: Oct 21 Quarter 2: Oct 21 Quarter 2: Oct 21 Quarter 2: Oct 21 ———— Dec 16Dec 16Dec 16Dec 16 Great for the beginner or the ad-vanced student! Beginners will learn the basic skills of knitting/crocheting, how to read patterns, the ins and outs of materials. Intermediate/advanced students will develop cur-rent skills and learn new skills such as new stitches, working with beads and pattern altering and drafting. Make gifts or get inspired to finish that forgotten, unfinished project. Instructor: Janine Sahm.

CACE Refund PolicyCACE Refund PolicyCACE Refund PolicyCACE Refund Policy: Please choose your classes carefully. We do not receive state funding for these classes. We need to limit refunds be-cause fees collected pay teachers’ salaries. Students who voluntarily withdraw from class(es) will not receive refunds.

Community Education

Creative Writing (7000)Creative Writing (7000)Creative Writing (7000)Creative Writing (7000) $50$50$50$50 ThThThTh 9:00am 9:00am 9:00am 9:00am ---- 11:00am11:00am11:00am11:00am Quarter 1: Aug 25 Quarter 1: Aug 25 Quarter 1: Aug 25 Quarter 1: Aug 25 ———— Oct 13 Oct 13 Oct 13 Oct 13 Trinity Presbyterian ChurchTrinity Presbyterian ChurchTrinity Presbyterian ChurchTrinity Presbyterian Church Quarter 2: Oct 20 Quarter 2: Oct 20 Quarter 2: Oct 20 Quarter 2: Oct 20 ———— Dec 15Dec 15Dec 15Dec 15 Use the intuitive method to unlock your literary potential. Put the critic aside, write "non-stop", make writing relaxing and fun. Work on mem-oirs, novels, short stories, poetry, articles and journals. Learn editing and publishing concepts. Many students publish and the class has creat-ed anthologies. Expect lively discussions. Guest authors. Instructor Lynn Rogers is the author of multiple books in print. Lynn was born in Berke-ley, California and marched for peace and civil rights as a teenager. "On the road" in the late 60's, Lynn met Beat & Hippie legends like Ken Kesey and Neal Cassady. These adventures and many that followed inspired articles, novels, art and a passion for creative writing.

PHOTOGRAPHYPHOTOGRAPHYPHOTOGRAPHYPHOTOGRAPHY Intro to Digital Photography (7020) $60Intro to Digital Photography (7020) $60Intro to Digital Photography (7020) $60Intro to Digital Photography (7020) $60 WWWW 6:30pm 6:30pm 6:30pm 6:30pm –––– 8:00pm8:00pm8:00pm8:00pm QuarterQuarterQuarterQuarter 1: Aug 24 1: Aug 24 1: Aug 24 1: Aug 24 ———— Oct 12 + 1 weekendOct 12 + 1 weekendOct 12 + 1 weekendOct 12 + 1 weekend Room 2 DMHSRoom 2 DMHSRoom 2 DMHSRoom 2 DMHS Quarter 2: Oct 19 Quarter 2: Oct 19 Quarter 2: Oct 19 Quarter 2: Oct 19 ———— Dec 14 + 1 weekendDec 14 + 1 weekendDec 14 + 1 weekendDec 14 + 1 weekend This course will cover topics such as aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and what the settings and dials do on your digital camera that have advanced controls. Having your own camera during class is highly recommended, although we will also cover different features and accessories that are available, so the course could be taken to help with a future buying decision. In addition to the classroom sessions, there In addition to the classroom sessions, there In addition to the classroom sessions, there In addition to the classroom sessions, there will be a field trip towards the end of the coursewill be a field trip towards the end of the coursewill be a field trip towards the end of the coursewill be a field trip towards the end of the course. . . . Instructor: Terry Yu. Digital Photography Level 2 (7021) $60Digital Photography Level 2 (7021) $60Digital Photography Level 2 (7021) $60Digital Photography Level 2 (7021) $60 MMMM 6:30pm 6:30pm 6:30pm 6:30pm –––– 8:00pm8:00pm8:00pm8:00pm QuarterQuarterQuarterQuarter 1: Sept 12 1: Sept 12 1: Sept 12 1: Sept 12 ———— Oct 10 + 1 weekendOct 10 + 1 weekendOct 10 + 1 weekendOct 10 + 1 weekend Room 2 DMHSRoom 2 DMHSRoom 2 DMHSRoom 2 DMHS Quarter 2: Oct 19Quarter 2: Oct 19Quarter 2: Oct 19Quarter 2: Oct 19———— Dec 14 + 1 weekendDec 14 + 1 weekendDec 14 + 1 weekendDec 14 + 1 weekend In this class we will delve deeper into our cameras and build on what we learned in the intro class. This class will focus more on DYI type projects and simple tech-

niques to expand your reper-toire. One of the classes will be off-campus (local). There will be a $5.00 materials fee in addition to the class fee. This fee will be paid directly to the teacher. In addition to In addition to In addition to In addition to the classroom sessions, the classroom sessions, the classroom sessions, the classroom sessions, there will be a field trip to-there will be a field trip to-there will be a field trip to-there will be a field trip to-wards the end of the coursewards the end of the coursewards the end of the coursewards the end of the course. . . . Instructor: Terry Yu.

Community Education

HISTORY AND OUR ROOTSHISTORY AND OUR ROOTSHISTORY AND OUR ROOTSHISTORY AND OUR ROOTS SantaSantaSantaSanta Clara ValleyClara ValleyClara ValleyClara Valley History (4010)History (4010)History (4010)History (4010) $60 W$60 W$60 W$60 W 1:00pm 1:00pm 1:00pm 1:00pm –––– 3:00pm 3:00pm 3:00pm 3:00pm Quarter 1: Aug 24Quarter 1: Aug 24Quarter 1: Aug 24Quarter 1: Aug 24————Oct 12Oct 12Oct 12Oct 12 Room 1 BlackfordRoom 1 BlackfordRoom 1 BlackfordRoom 1 Blackford Quarter 2: Oct 19Quarter 2: Oct 19Quarter 2: Oct 19Quarter 2: Oct 19————Dec 14Dec 14Dec 14Dec 14 The California Experience will continue on by examining our local history with the American Period, at the close of the Mexican War and the beginning of setting up an American government in the state, writing of the first constitution in Mon-terey and the First Legislature in San Jose. We will look at the many individuals in this complicated and important period in our local history. It is also during the Gold Rush which brings other interesting events into play. We will continue ex-amining the interesting people and events of the 19th century in Santa Clara County. Class lessons will be sent via e-mail, so you can follow along with the lectures and discussions. Instructor: Mary Lou Lyon. Genealogy and Family History (4000)Genealogy and Family History (4000)Genealogy and Family History (4000)Genealogy and Family History (4000) $60 $60 $60 $60 W W W W 1:00pm 1:00pm 1:00pm 1:00pm –––– 3:00pm 3:00pm 3:00pm 3:00pm Quarter 1: Aug 24 Quarter 1: Aug 24 Quarter 1: Aug 24 Quarter 1: Aug 24 –––– Oct 12Oct 12Oct 12Oct 12 Room 4 Blackford Room 4 Blackford Room 4 Blackford Room 4 Blackford Quarter 2 : Oct 19Quarter 2 : Oct 19Quarter 2 : Oct 19Quarter 2 : Oct 19---- Dec 14Dec 14Dec 14Dec 14 Develop your analytical skills for genealogical research by using class members’ challenging case studies and exploring new sources of record collections. This class will focus on documenting your research and eliminating junk genealogy from your family tree. The instructor, Richard Rands, is president of the Silicon Valley Computer Genealogy Group.

HEALTH AND WELLNESSHEALTH AND WELLNESSHEALTH AND WELLNESSHEALTH AND WELLNESS Gentle Yoga (5010)Gentle Yoga (5010)Gentle Yoga (5010)Gentle Yoga (5010) $65 $65 $65 $65 T T T T 8:45am 8:45am 8:45am 8:45am –––– 9:45am 9:45am 9:45am 9:45am Quarter 1:Quarter 1:Quarter 1:Quarter 1: Aug 23 Aug 23 Aug 23 Aug 23 ---- Oct 11Oct 11Oct 11Oct 11 Dance Blvd. Studio Dance Blvd. Studio Dance Blvd. Studio Dance Blvd. Studio Quarter 2: Oct 18 Quarter 2: Oct 18 Quarter 2: Oct 18 Quarter 2: Oct 18 –––– Dec 13Dec 13Dec 13Dec 13 Yoga is a centuries-old tradition of assuming and holding positions that stimu-late health and a sense of wellbeing. Focusing on breath and the release of ten-sion, yoga is important for all ages, but especially for older adults the increased flexibility and body toning that yoga accomplishes is even more important. This class, taught by Erika Smith, offers lessons of gentle stretching and breathing that leave the student both calmer and with more energy. Students should bring . Students should bring . Students should bring . Students should bring a yoga mat and two large towelsa yoga mat and two large towelsa yoga mat and two large towelsa yoga mat and two large towels to class.to class.to class.to class. MindfulnessMindfulnessMindfulnessMindfulness––––Practices to Grow Self Knowledge(5000) $60 9:15amPractices to Grow Self Knowledge(5000) $60 9:15amPractices to Grow Self Knowledge(5000) $60 9:15amPractices to Grow Self Knowledge(5000) $60 9:15am----12:15pm12:15pm12:15pm12:15pm Quarter 1: Two SaturdaysQuarter 1: Two SaturdaysQuarter 1: Two SaturdaysQuarter 1: Two Saturdays———— Sept 10 & 17Sept 10 & 17Sept 10 & 17Sept 10 & 17 Room 2 DMLC Room 2 DMLC Room 2 DMLC Room 2 DMLC Quarter 2 : Two SaturdaysQuarter 2 : Two SaturdaysQuarter 2 : Two SaturdaysQuarter 2 : Two Saturdays———— Nov 5 & 12Nov 5 & 12Nov 5 & 12Nov 5 & 12 Mindfulness practices grow emotional intelligence. By learning to mindfully pay attention, we begin to improve our relationships with ourselves and with others. This 2 week course will introduce the foundational practices in mindfulness, and will get you started with a meditation practice. These techniques will empower you to be more present during your day -- both on and off the meditation cush-ion. They will grow your attention, make you calmer, and help you skillfully cope with life. Class time will include some group and journaling activities. Please bring writing materials and a journal with you to class. Instructor: Casey Chainee, Mindfulness Instructor, Reiki Master/Teacher, Pranic Healer. www.acceptancehealing.com

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HEALTH AND WELLNESS HEALTH AND WELLNESS HEALTH AND WELLNESS HEALTH AND WELLNESS ---- DANCEDANCEDANCEDANCE Dance Boulevard StudioDance Boulevard StudioDance Boulevard StudioDance Boulevard Studio 1824 Hillsdale Avenue San Jose, CA 95124

Beginner Ballroom Dance for Exercise (7060) Beginner Ballroom Dance for Exercise (7060) Beginner Ballroom Dance for Exercise (7060) Beginner Ballroom Dance for Exercise (7060) $65$65$65$65 T 10:00amT 10:00amT 10:00amT 10:00am––––11:00am 11:00am 11:00am 11:00am Beginner Ballroom Dance for Exercise (7061) Beginner Ballroom Dance for Exercise (7061) Beginner Ballroom Dance for Exercise (7061) Beginner Ballroom Dance for Exercise (7061) $65$65$65$65 Th 7:30pmTh 7:30pmTh 7:30pmTh 7:30pm–––– 8:30pm 8:30pm 8:30pm 8:30pm Quarter 2:Quarter 2:Quarter 2:Quarter 2: Aug 23Aug 23Aug 23Aug 23————Oct 11 Oct 11 Oct 11 Oct 11 Dance Blvd. StudioDance Blvd. StudioDance Blvd. StudioDance Blvd. Studio Quarter 3: Oct 18Quarter 3: Oct 18Quarter 3: Oct 18Quarter 3: Oct 18————Dec 13 Dec 13 Dec 13 Dec 13 Waltz, Foxtrot, and Tango make up the beautiful Ballroom dances. They are ele-gant and graceful, creating poise and sophistication for those who dare to learn. Join this group to develop your posture and coordination while you get a very light form of exercise. No prior experience necessary. No partner required. Class is designed for ages 50 and up and is a light form of exercise. Beginner Latin Dance for Exercise (7070) Beginner Latin Dance for Exercise (7070) Beginner Latin Dance for Exercise (7070) Beginner Latin Dance for Exercise (7070) $65$65$65$65 W 10:00amW 10:00amW 10:00amW 10:00am----11:00am 11:00am 11:00am 11:00am Quarter 1:Quarter 1:Quarter 1:Quarter 1: Aug 24 Aug 24 Aug 24 Aug 24 –––– Oct 12Oct 12Oct 12Oct 12 Dance Blvd. Studio Dance Blvd. Studio Dance Blvd. Studio Dance Blvd. Studio Quarter 2: Oct 19 Quarter 2: Oct 19 Quarter 2: Oct 19 Quarter 2: Oct 19 –––– Dec 14Dec 14Dec 14Dec 14 Rumba, Cha Cha, Merengue, Salsa and more create the Latin Style of Dance. These dances are accented by hip and rib cage movement which gives them a spice and sensuous feel. This class is designed for ages 50 and up and offers only a light form of exercise. Join us and develop your flexibility and coordination. No prior experience is necessary. No partner required.

Beginner Salsa (7080) Beginner Salsa (7080) Beginner Salsa (7080) Beginner Salsa (7080) $65 $65 $65 $65 MMMM 7:00pm 7:00pm 7:00pm 7:00pm –––– 8:00pm 8:00pm 8:00pm 8:00pm Quarter 1:Quarter 1:Quarter 1:Quarter 1: Aug 22 Aug 22 Aug 22 Aug 22 –––– Oct 10Oct 10Oct 10Oct 10 Dance Blvd. Studio Dance Blvd. Studio Dance Blvd. Studio Dance Blvd. Studio Quarter 2: Oct 17 Quarter 2: Oct 17 Quarter 2: Oct 17 Quarter 2: Oct 17 –––– Dec 12Dec 12Dec 12Dec 12 Learn to dance the basic steps of Salsa set to irresistible music. This class gives new dancers the repertoire of fun turns, arm loops and hip actions. No prior experi-ence necessary. No partner required.

Beginner Social Dance (7041)Beginner Social Dance (7041)Beginner Social Dance (7041)Beginner Social Dance (7041) $65 $65 $65 $65 Th Th Th Th 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm –––– 8:30pm 8:30pm 8:30pm 8:30pm Quarter 1: Aug 25Quarter 1: Aug 25Quarter 1: Aug 25Quarter 1: Aug 25————Oct 13Oct 13Oct 13Oct 13 Dance Blvd. Studio Dance Blvd. Studio Dance Blvd. Studio Dance Blvd. Studio Quarter 2: Oct 20Quarter 2: Oct 20Quarter 2: Oct 20Quarter 2: Oct 20————Dec 15Dec 15Dec 15Dec 15 Have a blast as you learn the Foxtrot, Swing, Waltz, Cha Cha, and Rumba. With your newfound confidence you will navigate the dance floor and get some great exercise and fun. No prior experience necessary. No partner required. Beginner West Coast Swing (7090 ) $65 M 7:15pm Beginner West Coast Swing (7090 ) $65 M 7:15pm Beginner West Coast Swing (7090 ) $65 M 7:15pm Beginner West Coast Swing (7090 ) $65 M 7:15pm –––– 8:15pm 8:15pm 8:15pm 8:15pm Quarter 1: Aug 22Quarter 1: Aug 22Quarter 1: Aug 22Quarter 1: Aug 22———— Oct 10Oct 10Oct 10Oct 10 Dance Blvd. Studio Dance Blvd. Studio Dance Blvd. Studio Dance Blvd. Studio Quarter 2: Oct 17Quarter 2: Oct 17Quarter 2: Oct 17Quarter 2: Oct 17————Dec 12Dec 12Dec 12Dec 12 West Coast Swing is the California state dance. WCS can be danced to all kinds of music ranging from blues and pop to country western. No prior experience neces-sary. No partner required.

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COOKINGCOOKINGCOOKINGCOOKING With Chef Edie DourleijnWith Chef Edie DourleijnWith Chef Edie DourleijnWith Chef Edie Dourleijn

All organic ingredients when possible.All organic ingredients when possible.All organic ingredients when possible.All organic ingredients when possible.

Sensational Salads (6001) Sensational Salads (6001) Sensational Salads (6001) Sensational Salads (6001) $80$80$80$80 TTTT 6:30pm6:30pm6:30pm6:30pm----8:30 pm8:30 pm8:30 pm8:30 pm Quarter 1:Quarter 1:Quarter 1:Quarter 1: Aug 23 & 30Aug 23 & 30Aug 23 & 30Aug 23 & 30 Room 27 DMHS Room 27 DMHS Room 27 DMHS Room 27 DMHS Although summer will almost be over when this class starts, it’s never too cold to eat salads in the Bay Area. So let’s say hello to healthy, nourishing and full-filling salad style dinners, that are also great as lunch. Not only you’ll master the art of making beautiful vinaigrettes and dressings, chef Edie also teaches you how to vary with old and new grains, legumes, proteins, nuts, cheeses and various kinds of vegetables in different combinations. Please bring $15 dollars for ingredients Please bring $15 dollars for ingredients Please bring $15 dollars for ingredients Please bring $15 dollars for ingredients per class ($30 total); instructor will collect at the beginning of class.per class ($30 total); instructor will collect at the beginning of class.per class ($30 total); instructor will collect at the beginning of class.per class ($30 total); instructor will collect at the beginning of class. Please bring your own (disposable) containers to transport any leftover food. Around the World in Pancakes (6000) Around the World in Pancakes (6000) Around the World in Pancakes (6000) Around the World in Pancakes (6000) $40$40$40$40 TTTT 6:30pm6:30pm6:30pm6:30pm----8:30 pm8:30 pm8:30 pm8:30 pm Quarter 1:Quarter 1:Quarter 1:Quarter 1: Sept 6 (one class)Sept 6 (one class)Sept 6 (one class)Sept 6 (one class) Room 27 DMHS Room 27 DMHS Room 27 DMHS Room 27 DMHS Pancakes only good enough for breakfast? Not any more after this class. Every-where on the world people eat pancakes. Sweet and savory, on all moments of the day. In this class we’ll be making an all-pancake-menu, inspired by recipes from all over the world. So have your flour, eggs and milk on hand, after this class you’ll be making more pancakes than ever. Please bring $15 dollars for ingredi-Please bring $15 dollars for ingredi-Please bring $15 dollars for ingredi-Please bring $15 dollars for ingredi-ents; instructor will collect at the beginning of class.ents; instructor will collect at the beginning of class.ents; instructor will collect at the beginning of class.ents; instructor will collect at the beginning of class. Please bring your own (disposable) containers to transport any leftover food. Spanish Tapas (6002) Spanish Tapas (6002) Spanish Tapas (6002) Spanish Tapas (6002) $80$80$80$80 TTTT 6:30pm6:30pm6:30pm6:30pm----8:30 pm8:30 pm8:30 pm8:30 pm Quarter 1:Quarter 1:Quarter 1:Quarter 1: Sept 20 & 27Sept 20 & 27Sept 20 & 27Sept 20 & 27 Room 27 DMHS Room 27 DMHS Room 27 DMHS Room 27 DMHS Originated in the Andalusia region in Spain, nowadays everyone all over the world loves tapas. These are small bites, originally used to cover a glass of sherry to pro-tect it from fruit flies. And to show travelers what the cook could serve, as menus weren’t very common in the 19th century. Although a tapa can be as simple as a slice of cheese or chorizo, in this class we’ll go a bit more advanced than that. Come and learn to make easy appetizers for every occasion. Please bring $15 Please bring $15 Please bring $15 Please bring $15 dollars for ingredients per class ($30 total); instructor will collect at the beginning dollars for ingredients per class ($30 total); instructor will collect at the beginning dollars for ingredients per class ($30 total); instructor will collect at the beginning dollars for ingredients per class ($30 total); instructor will collect at the beginning of class.of class.of class.of class. Please bring your own (disposable) containers to transport any leftover food. Viva la Vega (6003) Viva la Vega (6003) Viva la Vega (6003) Viva la Vega (6003) $80$80$80$80 TTTT 6:30pm6:30pm6:30pm6:30pm----8:30 pm8:30 pm8:30 pm8:30 pm Quarter 1:Quarter 1:Quarter 1:Quarter 1: Oct 4 & 11Oct 4 & 11Oct 4 & 11Oct 4 & 11 Room 27 DMHS Room 27 DMHS Room 27 DMHS Room 27 DMHS Eating less proteins, especially meat, is better for both our own health as our earths’. So if you wonder how to make a complete healthy meal without meat but still nourish your body with everything it needs, you have to come to this course! During each class you’ll learn to master a basic vegetarian dish and chef Edie shows you how easy it is to vary with seasonal vegetables and those ‘other sources of proteins’. Please bring $15 dollars for ingredients per class ($30 total); Please bring $15 dollars for ingredients per class ($30 total); Please bring $15 dollars for ingredients per class ($30 total); Please bring $15 dollars for ingredients per class ($30 total); instructor will collect at the beginning of class.instructor will collect at the beginning of class.instructor will collect at the beginning of class.instructor will collect at the beginning of class. Please bring your own (disposable) containers to transport any leftover food.

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CACE Refund PolicyCACE Refund PolicyCACE Refund PolicyCACE Refund Policy: Please choose your classes carefully. We do not receive state funding for these classes. We need to limit refunds because fees collected pay teachers’ salaries. Students who voluntarily withdraw from class(es) will not receive refunds.

Flavors of 1001Flavors of 1001Flavors of 1001Flavors of 1001----nights (6005) nights (6005) nights (6005) nights (6005) $80$80$80$80 TTTT 6:30pm6:30pm6:30pm6:30pm----8:30 pm8:30 pm8:30 pm8:30 pm Quarter 2: Quarter 2: Quarter 2: Quarter 2: Oct 18 & 25Oct 18 & 25Oct 18 & 25Oct 18 & 25 Room 27 DMHS Room 27 DMHS Room 27 DMHS Room 27 DMHS Ah Morocco, country of stunning, beautiful flavors! From exiting seaside towns to the mysterious medina of Marrakesh and the smallest rural villages in the deserts, Morocco is full of wonderful flavors. From cone shaped tajines (stews) and cous-cous to vegetable salads and the sweetest desserts, this class brings you instantly across the ocean. Learn about ras-el-hanout, harissa and all those other exiting ingredients and dishes. Please bring $15 dollars for ingredients per class ($30 to-Please bring $15 dollars for ingredients per class ($30 to-Please bring $15 dollars for ingredients per class ($30 to-Please bring $15 dollars for ingredients per class ($30 to-tal); instructor will collect at the beginning of class.tal); instructor will collect at the beginning of class.tal); instructor will collect at the beginning of class.tal); instructor will collect at the beginning of class. Please bring your own (disposable) containers to transport any leftover food. Enjoy the seasons (6004) Enjoy the seasons (6004) Enjoy the seasons (6004) Enjoy the seasons (6004) $80$80$80$80 TTTT 6:30pm6:30pm6:30pm6:30pm----8:30 pm8:30 pm8:30 pm8:30 pm Quarter 2: Nov 1 & 8Quarter 2: Nov 1 & 8Quarter 2: Nov 1 & 8Quarter 2: Nov 1 & 8 Room 27 DMHS Room 27 DMHS Room 27 DMHS Room 27 DMHS Cooking with seasonal vegetables can be both challenging and fun. Especially when you live in a colder climate with only cabbages and root vegetables at your disposal in winter, like chef Edie had when she lived in The Netherlands. In this course we will play with our veggies and in each class one or two vegetables get the starring role they deserve. Please bring $15 dollars for ingredients per class Please bring $15 dollars for ingredients per class Please bring $15 dollars for ingredients per class Please bring $15 dollars for ingredients per class ($30 total); instructor will collect at the beginning of class.($30 total); instructor will collect at the beginning of class.($30 total); instructor will collect at the beginning of class.($30 total); instructor will collect at the beginning of class. Please bring your own (disposable) containers to transport any leftover food. Knife skills (6006) Knife skills (6006) Knife skills (6006) Knife skills (6006) $40$40$40$40 TTTT 6:30pm6:30pm6:30pm6:30pm----8:30 pm8:30 pm8:30 pm8:30 pm Quarter 2: Quarter 2: Quarter 2: Quarter 2: Nov 15 (one class)Nov 15 (one class)Nov 15 (one class)Nov 15 (one class) Room 27 DMHS Room 27 DMHS Room 27 DMHS Room 27 DMHS Want to learn how to use your chef’s knife? And all the basic cuts chefs use? Ju-lienne, brunoised, cutting an onion, chopping garlic, herbs and nuts, supreming an orange will be taught in this skills class. The chopped ingredients will be used to make a simple salad. Please bring $15 dollars for ingredients; instructor will col-Please bring $15 dollars for ingredients; instructor will col-Please bring $15 dollars for ingredients; instructor will col-Please bring $15 dollars for ingredients; instructor will col-lect at the beginning of class.lect at the beginning of class.lect at the beginning of class.lect at the beginning of class. Knifes are available for use in the kitchen, but feel free to bring your own – safely transported in a newspaper or kitchen towel. Please bring your own (disposable) containers to transport any leftover food. La Bella Italia (6007) La Bella Italia (6007) La Bella Italia (6007) La Bella Italia (6007) $80$80$80$80 M/TM/TM/TM/T 6:30pm6:30pm6:30pm6:30pm----8:30 pm8:30 pm8:30 pm8:30 pm Quarter 2: Quarter 2: Quarter 2: Quarter 2: Nov 28 & Dec 6Nov 28 & Dec 6Nov 28 & Dec 6Nov 28 & Dec 6 Room 27 DMHS Room 27 DMHS Room 27 DMHS Room 27 DMHS La Bella Italia. Who doesn’t want to go there and stay forever? In this class chef Edie virtually brings you there and shows you there’s more about Italian food then pizza and pasta only. We go from antipasti to primi (soup or pasta), secondi (meat of fish) and contorni (side dishes) to the sweet dolci to finish the meal. Please Please Please Please bring $15 dollars for ingredients per class ($30 total); instructor will collect at the bring $15 dollars for ingredients per class ($30 total); instructor will collect at the bring $15 dollars for ingredients per class ($30 total); instructor will collect at the bring $15 dollars for ingredients per class ($30 total); instructor will collect at the beginning of class..beginning of class..beginning of class..beginning of class.. Please bring your own (disposable) containers to transport any leftover food.

Microsoft Office Specialist Del Mar Center, 1224 Del Mar Ave., San Jose, CA 95128 Instructor: Elaine Lagge Microsoft Office Specialist Microsoft Office Specialist Microsoft Office Specialist Microsoft Office Specialist $60 $60 $60 $60 MMMM----F 12:00pmF 12:00pmF 12:00pmF 12:00pm————3:00pm 3:00pm 3:00pm 3:00pm QuarterQuarterQuarterQuarter 1:1:1:1: August 17August 17August 17August 17————October 14October 14October 14October 14 QuarterQuarterQuarterQuarter 2:2:2:2: October 17October 17October 17October 17————December 16December 16December 16December 16

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Microsoft Office Specialist Completion of the entire course of study can take up to one year depend-ing on student’s skill level when beginning the course. This class offers students a flexible environment to enhance their office skills and obtain industry certification. Through a blend of whole class instruction, group and independent work, students’ progress at their own pace and can com-plete individual components or ALL of the following components to achieve their goals and certification:

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Child Health, Safety & Nutrition Child Health, Safety & Nutrition Child Health, Safety & Nutrition Child Health, Safety & Nutrition WWWW 1:30pm 1:30pm 1:30pm 1:30pm –––– 4:30pm* 4:30pm* 4:30pm* 4:30pm* Quarter 1: Call for datesQuarter 1: Call for datesQuarter 1: Call for datesQuarter 1: Call for dates DMLCDMLCDMLCDMLC College Course: CHS 66 Child Safety, Health and Nutrition, (3) College Units in ChildChildChildChild Studies. Studies. Studies. Studies. Designed as a first time to college class, there will be supplemen-tary and supportive assistance individually and in groups to ensure success. The course in child safety, health and nutrition is designed for persons working with typical and atypical young children. It includes the study of infectious disease, pre-ventative health practices, infant/child/adult first aid/CPR and injury prevention, nutrition components, food pyramid/plate, and menu planning. This course is de-signed to meet state requirements in accordance with SB 1524. This course in-cludes certification in CPR and First Aid; nutrition practices for children; and poli-cies and procedures to promote children’s health. Special opportunity at no cost to students for the instruction, units, books and materials of this course. Instructor: Katherine Moore-Wines, West Valley College Child Studies Faculty.

South Bay Consortium for Adult Eduction South Bay Consortium for Adult Eduction South Bay Consortium for Adult Eduction South Bay Consortium for Adult Eduction College and Career AdvisementCollege and Career AdvisementCollege and Career AdvisementCollege and Career Advisement CACE Transition Specialists are available in the morning, afternoon and evening at Blackford and Del Mar to help you identify and achieve your education and career goals. Our transition advisers can provide you with career assessments so you better un-derstand your strengths, values and interests in relation to college/training and career. We will help you create a customized plan and assist you in such activities as exploring college majors, evaluating vocational training options and/or prepar-ing a resume to find employment. Whatever your goals are, we are here to support you and help you successfully navigate your journey here at CACE and beyond. These services are available at no cost to you. Please contact a CACE Transition Specialist today or call (408) 626-3402 to book an appointment : For ESL appointments:For ESL appointments:For ESL appointments:For ESL appointments: Karen Weldon at [email protected] For Adult Secondary (HSD, HSE, ABE, CTE) appointments: For Adult Secondary (HSD, HSE, ABE, CTE) appointments: For Adult Secondary (HSD, HSE, ABE, CTE) appointments: For Adult Secondary (HSD, HSE, ABE, CTE) appointments: Elaine Lagge at [email protected] (Mornings) Val Clifford at [email protected] (Thursday evenings)

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Campbell Adult and Community Education (CACE) Program serves a diverse popu-lation of adult learners. California’s public adult schools are under greater pres-sure to accelerate learning and help more students reach post-secondary educa-tion and careers. Transition Specialists provide guidance and assistance for stu-dents in the English as a Second Language (ESL), High School Diploma, High School Equivalency, and Adult Basic Skills Programs to facilitate the achievement of ca-reer and academic goals. CACE Transition Specialists work under the direction of the Guidance Adviser in the implementation of the South Bay Consortium for Adult Education (SBCAE) regional transition plans and goals.

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CACE is an official GED® Test Center.

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CACE is also an official HiSet® Test Center.

For more information about the HiSET HiSET HiSET HiSET ® High School Equivalency High School Equivalency High School Equivalency High School Equivalency test

and to find out how to register, visit: hiset.ets.orghiset.ets.orghiset.ets.orghiset.ets.org.... HiSET Test dates on Saturdays at the Del Mar Learning Center:

August 27 HiSET September 24 HiSET October 15 HiSET October 22 HiSET November 19 HiSET December 10 HiSET January 21 HiSET

Both the GED and HiSET have been approved by the State of California as an official High School Equivalency assessments. CACE offers classes to prepare for both tests, in English and Spanish.

The High School Diploma Classroom The High School Diploma Classroom The High School Diploma Classroom The High School Diploma Classroom provides the opportunity for adult stu-dents to earn credits toward a high school diploma. Instruction is individu-alized so each student works on the specific courses he or she needs. Courses are textbook and computer-based, and teachers work with stu-dents one-on-one and in group activi-ties. Goal setting, skill building, and career planning are incorporated into this class.

High School Diploma and HSE Preparation

Adult Basic Ed (ABE) Adult Basic Ed (ABE) Adult Basic Ed (ABE) Adult Basic Ed (ABE) supports students who need to upgrade basic skills in reading, writing and math so they can secure employment, find better employ-ment, increase English language skills, pass the High School Equivalency Ex-ama (GED, HiSET) or obtain a high school diploma. With the support of teachers who blend technology, online, whole group and individual instruction, students can progress rapidly because learning is individualized.

All new students in the High School Diploma/High School Equivalen-All new students in the High School Diploma/High School Equivalen-All new students in the High School Diploma/High School Equivalen-All new students in the High School Diploma/High School Equivalen-cy (GED and HiSET exams) program must attend an orientation and cy (GED and HiSET exams) program must attend an orientation and cy (GED and HiSET exams) program must attend an orientation and cy (GED and HiSET exams) program must attend an orientation and assessment session. Please call CACE at (408) 626assessment session. Please call CACE at (408) 626assessment session. Please call CACE at (408) 626assessment session. Please call CACE at (408) 626----3402 to make 3402 to make 3402 to make 3402 to make an appointment. We are here to help you get ready for Careers and an appointment. We are here to help you get ready for Careers and an appointment. We are here to help you get ready for Careers and an appointment. We are here to help you get ready for Careers and College.College.College.College.

GED/HiSET Preparation classes GED/HiSET Preparation classes GED/HiSET Preparation classes GED/HiSET Preparation classes help students gain the knowledge and skills needed to pass the four GED tests or five HiSET tests. Instruction includes textbook assignments, video instruction, computer programs, and individual and whole class activities focused on skill-building, test-taking skills and goal-setting (including college readiness). A CACE counselor or Transition Special-A CACE counselor or Transition Special-A CACE counselor or Transition Special-A CACE counselor or Transition Special-ist ist ist ist will help all students in these pro-grams research career pathways to find high paying jobs in the regional econo-my. We encourage all students to think about continuing to study at the local community colleges, and we’ll help you navigate the sometimes confusing world of the colleges.

Independent Study ProgramIndependent Study ProgramIndependent Study ProgramIndependent Study Program allows students to work on high school diplo-ma courses or prepare for the HSE at home. Students are assigned a mini-mum of 15 hours of homework to complete each week for diploma clas-ses and a minimum of 12 hours of homework to complete each week. for the GED or HiSET Exanm preparation. Student meets individually with his or her teacher for a weekly appointment to discuss completed work, take tests, revise essays, etc. A high reading level, motivation, and self-discipline are required to successfully complete

courses through ISP.

HS Diploma

English/ Math Skills

GED HiSET

Careers and College

Adult Basic Ed

High School Diploma and HSE (GED and HiSET) Prep Classes and High School Diploma and HSE (GED and HiSET) Prep Classes and High School Diploma and HSE (GED and HiSET) Prep Classes and High School Diploma and HSE (GED and HiSET) Prep Classes and Independent Study are at our Del Mar Learning Center, 1224 Del Independent Study are at our Del Mar Learning Center, 1224 Del Independent Study are at our Del Mar Learning Center, 1224 Del Independent Study are at our Del Mar Learning Center, 1224 Del Mar Avenue, San Jose. Mar Avenue, San Jose. Mar Avenue, San Jose. Mar Avenue, San Jose. Integrated Basic Educational Skills Training Integrated Basic Educational Skills Training Integrated Basic Educational Skills Training Integrated Basic Educational Skills Training ---- ABE/Pre HSEABE/Pre HSEABE/Pre HSEABE/Pre HSE Adult Basic Ed M-F 8:30am—-11:30am Smith (Pre-HSE/HS and Career Readiness) Adult Basic Education (PreAdult Basic Education (PreAdult Basic Education (PreAdult Basic Education (Pre----HSE/HS Diploma and Career Readiness)HSE/HS Diploma and Career Readiness)HSE/HS Diploma and Career Readiness)HSE/HS Diploma and Career Readiness) Adult Basic Ed M-F 12:00pm—3:00pm Kortenkamp ABE Writing Lab M-T-W 12:00pm—3:00pm Smith Adult Basic Ed M-Th 6:00pm—9:00pm Ortiz-Minett High School Diploma SubjectsHigh School Diploma SubjectsHigh School Diploma SubjectsHigh School Diploma Subjects————Courses leading to a HS DiplomaCourses leading to a HS DiplomaCourses leading to a HS DiplomaCourses leading to a HS Diploma HS Diploma Subjects M-F 8:30am—11:30am Kortenkamp HS Diploma Subjects M-F 12:00pm—3:00pm Kortenkamp HS Diploma Subjects M-Th 6:00pm—9:00pm Staff Independent StudyIndependent StudyIndependent StudyIndependent Study————Both HS Diploma and HSE PreparationBoth HS Diploma and HSE PreparationBoth HS Diploma and HSE PreparationBoth HS Diploma and HSE Preparation HS Independent Study M-F 9:00am—1:00pm By appointment HS Independent Study M-Th 5:00pm—9:00pm By appointment HS Independent Study F 10:00am—2:00pm By appointment HSE PreparationHSE PreparationHSE PreparationHSE Preparation————GED and HiSETGED and HiSETGED and HiSETGED and HiSET————Certificate of High School EquivalencyCertificate of High School EquivalencyCertificate of High School EquivalencyCertificate of High School Equivalency HSE Preparation M-F 9:00am—12:00pm Muscari HSE Preparation M-F 12:00pm—3:00pm Kortenkamp HSE Preparation M-Th 6:00pm—9:00pm Staff Spanish HSE M-Th 6:00pm— 9:00pm C. Landaverde

High School Diploma and HSE/GED Preparation

High School Graduation Requirements at CACEHigh School Graduation Requirements at CACEHigh School Graduation Requirements at CACEHigh School Graduation Requirements at CACE

Two hundred (200) semester credits are required above the eighth grade level to receive a high school diploma through Campbell Adult and Community Education. Students must meet all state and local requirements for graduation. How-ever, physical education is not required for an adult educa-tion high school diploma and cannot be counted toward the total requirements. CACE is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and high school diplomas are awarded by the Campbell Union High School District. Graduation requirements are the same as those of the CUHSD, with some minor differences for adults . RESIDENCY AND ADDITIONAL CREDIT REQUIREMENTS FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRAD-UATION AT CACE: A student must earn a minimum of 10 credits in residence at Campbell Adult and Community Education and may not graduate earlier than his/her class would normally have graduated from the comprehensive or alter-native high schools.

A program, online and in person, to build basic and secondary skills in Spanish in order to prepare for

career and college.

Coming

soon!

English as a Second Language

CACE offers five levels

of ESL classes with

morning, afternoon,

and evening schedules.

All ESL students, in-

cluding online students.

must take an assess-

ment test during regis-

tration, which will tell

us which class level

best meets your needs.

Please call (408) 626(408) 626(408) 626(408) 626----

3402340234023402 to make an ap-

pointment for your reg-

istration and assessment.

Ofrecemos seis niveles de inglés como segundo idioma por la mañana, tarde, y

noche. Para matricularse en los cursos de inglés usted necesitará presentar el

examen de ingreso que se da a todos y que nos indica la clase que mejor le sirve.

Llame al (408) 626(408) 626(408) 626(408) 626----3402340234023402

CACE cung cấp sáu cấp độ của các lớp học ESL và chúng tôi có các lớp vào buổi

sáng, buổi chiều, và buổi tối. Tất cả học sinh ESL phải lấy một bài kiểm tra trước khi

xắp xếp vào lớp, bài kiểm tra này sẽ cho chúng tôi biết trình độ Anh Ngữ của quý vị. Xin

vui lòng gọi (408) 626-3402

本校為讓同學方便, 開設有早中晚,6種不同程度的英文班. 所有來註冊的學生, 必須考英文程度測驗以助分班. 我們歡迎所有不同程度的學生都來報名. 任何英文能力都收. 請來電(408)626-3402

يادگيری زبان انگليسی به عنوان زبان دوم

مرکز آموزشی کھيس ک.سھای ياد گيری زبان انگليسی را که در شش سطح مختلف در ک.سھای مجزای صبح، بعدازظھر

و شب ارائه ميدھد. از ع.قمندان به شرکت در اين ک.سھا امتحان ورودی به عمل خواھد آمد. اين امتحان به منظور

مشخص کردن ک.س درخور سطح معلومات دانش آموزان انجام ميپذيرد. برای کسب اط.عات بيشتر و تعيين وقت برای

WAITING LISTS: Students may be placed on a waiting list before there is space in a class, depending on the site or the level. If stu-dents are on a waiting list we hope they chose to study English in an online class. Be sure to let us know if this is a good choice for you. The County of Santa Clara maintains a site for search ESL classes and other services for new immigrants, around the county:

www.immigrantinfo.org

CACE offers a variety of classes CACE offers a variety of classes CACE offers a variety of classes CACE offers a variety of classes with morning, afternoon, and evening schedules. Classes meet for four sessions and each session runs 8-9 weeks (four quarters per year). We offer ESL Levels 1We offer ESL Levels 1We offer ESL Levels 1We offer ESL Levels 1----4 and ESL Transition classes 4 and ESL Transition classes 4 and ESL Transition classes 4 and ESL Transition classes These classes address all four essential language skills—listening, speaking, reading and writing—and follow a rigorous academic curriculum. Students are tested on a quar-terly basis. ESL 5/Transition prepares students for transition to ABE and High School level classes, for college and careers. We have West Valley College classes on our sites that also develop skills and prepare ESL stu-dents for college-level work. ESL Transition SpecialistESL Transition SpecialistESL Transition SpecialistESL Transition Specialist—We have an adviser who can meet with students to develop a plan for careers or college. Students can meet individually with the adviser. Please call (408) 626-3402 for further information . ESL FLEX classes ESL FLEX classes ESL FLEX classes ESL FLEX classes are for students who are not able to attend class every day. Students in these classes complete most of the work at home and meet with the teacher once a week. ESL classes ESL classes ESL classes ESL classes at Rosemary, Sherman Oaks, and Luther Burbank include par-ents who have school-age children and want to support them in school. CACE offers other ESL classes that meet student needs:CACE offers other ESL classes that meet student needs:CACE offers other ESL classes that meet student needs:CACE offers other ESL classes that meet student needs: Classes at the Campbell Library and the Campbell Community Center Campbell Library and the Campbell Community Center Campbell Library and the Campbell Community Center Campbell Library and the Campbell Community Center offer a flexible curriculum for students to learn practical and communicative English. These classes are for students who do not plan to get a job or students who do not plan to get a job or students who do not plan to get a job or students who do not plan to get a job or go to college or who are retired. go to college or who are retired. go to college or who are retired. go to college or who are retired.

FeeFeeFeeFee----based Conversation for Advanced ESL classes based Conversation for Advanced ESL classes based Conversation for Advanced ESL classes based Conversation for Advanced ESL classes for students who are at an advanced level and want to speak more fluently. These classes are for students who do not want to go to college or get a job in the near future, or are temporarily in the country.

Free Citizenship classes Free Citizenship classes Free Citizenship classes Free Citizenship classes on Saturday mornings at Del Mar from 9:00-12:00 for those who want to apply and prepare for citizenship.

Your assessment re-Your assessment re-Your assessment re-Your assessment re-sults, goals and objec-sults, goals and objec-sults, goals and objec-sults, goals and objec-tives, and time prefer-tives, and time prefer-tives, and time prefer-tives, and time prefer-ence will determine ence will determine ence will determine ence will determine which ESL class best which ESL class best which ESL class best which ESL class best meets your needs. meets your needs. meets your needs. meets your needs. Students who wish to take ESL 1-4, ESL 5/Transition, and ESL FLEX must first come to the office to register, and sign up for an assess-ment session. The as-sessment consists of a a short orientation, a pre-test, and an oral interview. Allow 3 hours for the assessment and do not bring children. Please call Please call Please call Please call (408) 626(408) 626(408) 626(408) 626----3402 for further information. 3402 for further information. 3402 for further information. 3402 for further information.

English as a Second Language Program at CACE

English as a Second Language Schedule

All ESL Students must pre-register for assessment and orientation before starting the classes. No student at the Blackford and Del Mar Locations will start class without first registering in the offices for the assessment dates. Classes at Rosemary, Sherman Oaks, Blackford Elementary, and Burbank are gen-eral ESL classes, but have special activities that help parents build family literacy and understand how to support their children in school. Blackford CenterBlackford CenterBlackford CenterBlackford Center, 3800 Blackford Avenue, San Jose, CA 95117 ESL 1-4 M-F 9:00am—12:00pm ESL 5/Transition T-F 9:00am—12:00pm ESL 1/2 Multi level M/T/Th 12:30pm— 2:30pm ESL Conversation (2 levels) T/Th 12:30pm—2:30pm FLEX Ind. ESL M /W 9:00am—12:00pm (appointments) ESL 1-4 M-Th 6:00pm—9:00pm Del Mar Learning CenterDel Mar Learning CenterDel Mar Learning CenterDel Mar Learning Center, 1224 Del Mar Ave., San Jose, 95128 ESL 5/Transition M-Th 9:00am—12:00pm ESL 1/2 Multi level M/W/F 12:30pm—3:30pm ESL 3/4 Multi level T/Th 12:30pm—3:30pm ESL 1-4 M-Th 6:00pm—9:00pm Transition/West Valley College M-Th 6:00pm—9:00pm FLEX Ind. ESL W 6:00pm—9:00pm (appointments) FLEX Ind. ESL Sat 9:00am—1:00pm (appointments) Prospect High School, Prospect High School, Prospect High School, Prospect High School, 18900 Prospect Road, Saratoga, CA 95070 ESL 1-4 M-W 6:30pm—9:00pm Blackford Elementary School , Blackford Elementary School , Blackford Elementary School , Blackford Elementary School , 1970 Willow St., San Jose, CA 95125 ESL 1-3 M –F 8:30am-11:30am Rosemary School Family Learning CenterRosemary School Family Learning CenterRosemary School Family Learning CenterRosemary School Family Learning Center, 401 W.Hamilton Ave., Campbell, 95008 ESL 1-3 M/T/Th/F 8:30am—11:30am ESL Multi-Level M/T/Th/F 12:00pm—2:00pm Sherman Oaks Community CenterSherman Oaks Community CenterSherman Oaks Community CenterSherman Oaks Community Center, 1800 Fruitdale Ave., San Jose, 95128 ESL 1-2 M-Th 8:30am—11:30am Bascom LibraryBascom LibraryBascom LibraryBascom Library, 1000 S. Bascom Ave., San Jose, 95128 ESL 3-4 M-Th 9:15am—12:15pm Campbell Community CenterCampbell Community CenterCampbell Community CenterCampbell Community Center, 1 W. Campbell Ave., Campbell, 95008 Survival English W/F 9:30am—11:30am Campbell LibraryCampbell LibraryCampbell LibraryCampbell Library, 77 Harrison Ave., Campbell, 95008 Everyday English Th 10:00am—12:00pm HSE Spanish, Del Mar Learning Center, 1224 Del Mar Ave., San Jose, 95128HSE Spanish, Del Mar Learning Center, 1224 Del Mar Ave., San Jose, 95128HSE Spanish, Del Mar Learning Center, 1224 Del Mar Ave., San Jose, 95128HSE Spanish, Del Mar Learning Center, 1224 Del Mar Ave., San Jose, 95128 We offer classes in Spanish to help develop the skills necessary to pass the tests for those who choose to take the HS Equivalency test in Spanish.. See p. 19 for more information about test dates. CACE is an official GED and HiSET test center. HSE Spanish M-Th 6:00pm—9:00pm

A program, online and in person, to build basic and secondary skills in Spanish in order to prepare for

career and college.

Coming

soon!

CACE’s Citizenship program assists adults who are preparing to be-come United States citizens. Using books, group activities and online resources, students study United States history; learn about federal, state and local governments; and discuss current events. Students review the most common-ly asked questions on the Naturali-zation exam with the goal to pass the test successfully.

Classes are held on Saturdays from 9:00amClasses are held on Saturdays from 9:00amClasses are held on Saturdays from 9:00amClasses are held on Saturdays from 9:00am----12:00pm at 12:00pm at 12:00pm at 12:00pm at the CACE Del Mar Learning Center and are free of chargethe CACE Del Mar Learning Center and are free of chargethe CACE Del Mar Learning Center and are free of chargethe CACE Del Mar Learning Center and are free of charge. Open enrollment. Students may walk in and register with the teacher on site. Instructor: Sandra Quijano

Citizenship

Native Accent/Online Pronunciation Course (8035) $60 (appointments) Native Accent/Online Pronunciation Course (8035) $60 (appointments) Native Accent/Online Pronunciation Course (8035) $60 (appointments) Native Accent/Online Pronunciation Course (8035) $60 (appointments) Improve your accent with this online program that pinpoints your exact errors in English pronunciation, and demonstrates (via text, audio, and graphics) exactly what you need to do to correctly pronounce English words and phrases. Meet twice a month with the teacher for further instruction. Instructor: Heather Si-

monovich Call 408-626-3402 ext. 4732 to enroll.

English as a Second Language— Conversation & “FLEX”

Conversation for Advanced Low ESL (8030) $60 Conversation for Advanced Low ESL (8030) $60 Conversation for Advanced Low ESL (8030) $60 Conversation for Advanced Low ESL (8030) $60 T/Th T/Th T/Th T/Th 12:15pm12:15pm12:15pm12:15pm----2:15pm 2:15pm 2:15pm 2:15pm Quarter 1: Aug 25—Oct 8 Room 5 Blackford Room 5 Blackford Room 5 Blackford Room 5 Blackford Quarter 2: Oct 20—Dec 17 See page 7 for more information. Conversation for Adv. High ESL (8031) $60 T/Th Conversation for Adv. High ESL (8031) $60 T/Th Conversation for Adv. High ESL (8031) $60 T/Th Conversation for Adv. High ESL (8031) $60 T/Th 9:00am9:00am9:00am9:00am----11:00am 11:00am 11:00am 11:00am Quarter 1: Aug 25—Oct 8 Community Room Bascom Library Community Room Bascom Library Community Room Bascom Library Community Room Bascom Library Quarter 2: Oct 20—Dec 17 See page 7 for more information.

Helping new citizens adjust to their new country, helping them under-stand our government and ideals, and supporting Immigrant Integra-supporting Immigrant Integra-supporting Immigrant Integra-supporting Immigrant Integra-tion, tion, tion, tion, has been a core service of Cali-fornia’s adult schools since 1856.

More resources for immigrant adults in our community:

ImmigrantInfo.orgImmigrantInfo.orgImmigrantInfo.orgImmigrantInfo.org

Registration for Community Ed

To register in Community Education and MS IT classes fill out this page and mail in with payment (check or money order) to:

Campbell Adult & Community EducationCampbell Adult & Community EducationCampbell Adult & Community EducationCampbell Adult & Community Education 1224 Del Mar Ave., San Jose, CA 951281224 Del Mar Ave., San Jose, CA 951281224 Del Mar Ave., San Jose, CA 951281224 Del Mar Ave., San Jose, CA 95128

Note: Registration form and payment must be received at least Note: Registration form and payment must be received at least Note: Registration form and payment must be received at least Note: Registration form and payment must be received at least one week before the start of class. You will not receive a confir-one week before the start of class. You will not receive a confir-one week before the start of class. You will not receive a confir-one week before the start of class. You will not receive a confir-mation call.mation call.mation call.mation call.

How to Register:How to Register:How to Register:How to Register:

Students who are interested in ESLESLESLESL, High School Diploma/High School High School Diploma/High School High School Diploma/High School High School Diploma/High School Equivalency Prep, and MS IT Equivalency Prep, and MS IT Equivalency Prep, and MS IT Equivalency Prep, and MS IT ® ® ® ® Academy Academy Academy Academy classes must register and sign up to take an assessment test prior to enrollment. Assessments are given pe-riodically throughout the school year. Students may call (408) 626-3402 or send an email to [email protected] for information about assessment dates and times.

Community Education Community Education Community Education Community Education classes are on the following schedule:

Fall Quarter 1: August 24Fall Quarter 1: August 24Fall Quarter 1: August 24Fall Quarter 1: August 24————October 10October 10October 10October 10 Fall Quarter 2: October 19Fall Quarter 2: October 19Fall Quarter 2: October 19Fall Quarter 2: October 19————December 19December 19December 19December 19

Students who are interested in Community Education Community Education Community Education Community Education classes may register for classes in a variety of ways:

Online: Online: Online: Online: www.cace.cuhsd.org/our-classes Mail or Walk in: Mail or Walk in: Mail or Walk in: Mail or Walk in: Campbell Adult & Community Education, 1224 Del Mar Avenue, San Jose, CA 95128

For more information call: (408) 626-3402

CACE Refund PolicyCACE Refund PolicyCACE Refund PolicyCACE Refund Policy: Please choose your classes carefully. We do not receive state funding for these classes. We need to limit refunds because fees collected pay teachers’ salaries. Students who volun-tarily withdraw from class(es) will not receive refunds.

Class Cancellation: Class Cancellation: Class Cancellation: Class Cancellation: Community Education classes do not receive any state funding. If a class does not have minimum enrollment, it is subject to cancella-tion. Refunds will be given if CACE cancels classes.

A service to the community by the

Campbell Union High School District

Patrick Gaffney, Superintendent Tanya Krause, Deputy Superintendent, Human Resources

Brett McFadden, Assistant Superintendent, Business Services Mary Streshly, Assistant Superintendent, Educational Services

UNIFORM COMPLAINT PROCEDURES: UNIFORM COMPLAINT PROCEDURES: UNIFORM COMPLAINT PROCEDURES: UNIFORM COMPLAINT PROCEDURES: The Campbell Union High School District has

the primary responsibility to insure compliance with applicable state and federal laws and regula-tions and has established procedures to address allegations of unlawful discrimination and complaints alleging violation of state or federal laws governing educational programs. The Campbell Union High School District shall investigate and seek to resolve complaints using policies and procedures known as the Uniform Complaint Procedures (UCP) adopted by our local board. Unlawful discrimination complaints may be based on actual or perceived sex, sexu-al orientation, gender, ethnic group identification, race, ancestry, national origin, religion, color, or mental or physical disability, or age, or on a person’s association with a person or group with one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics, in any program or activity that re-ceives or benefits from state financial assistance. The UCP shall also be used when addressing complaints alleging failure to comply with state and/or federal laws in Adult Education, Career Technical And Technical Education And Training Programs, Special Education Programs, and Federal Safety Planning Requirements.

Complaints must be filed in writing with the compliance officer: Deputy Superintendent, Human Resources—Tanya Krause.

www.cace.cuhsd.org

Languages Languages Languages Languages p. 6p. 6p. 6p. 6 Spanish, Italian, English Conversation Arts and Music Arts and Music Arts and Music Arts and Music p. 8p. 8p. 8p. 8 String Ensemble, Campbell Express Band, Drawing and Watercolor, Knit and Crochet, Creative Writing Photography Photography Photography Photography p. 9 p. 9 p. 9 p. 9 Intro to Digital Photography, Digital Photography II History and Our Roots History and Our Roots History and Our Roots History and Our Roots p. 10p. 10p. 10p. 10 Santa Clara Valley History, Genealogy and Family History

Health and Wellness Health and Wellness Health and Wellness Health and Wellness p. 10p. 10p. 10p. 10

Gentle Yoga, Mindfulness—Practices to Grow Self-Knowledge Health and Wellness Health and Wellness Health and Wellness Health and Wellness ---- DanceDanceDanceDance p. 11p. 11p. 11p. 11 Beginner Dance (Ballroom, Latin, Salsa, Social, West Coast Swing) Cooking Cooking Cooking Cooking p. 12p. 12p. 12p. 12 Salads, Around the World in Pancakes, Spanish Tapas, Vegetarian, Moroccan, Seasonal, Knife skills, Italian Microsoft Office Specialist (Mission CC Credit)Microsoft Office Specialist (Mission CC Credit)Microsoft Office Specialist (Mission CC Credit)Microsoft Office Specialist (Mission CC Credit) p. 14p. 14p. 14p. 14 Water Career PathwayWater Career PathwayWater Career PathwayWater Career Pathway————Treatment OperatorTreatment OperatorTreatment OperatorTreatment Operator p. 16p. 16p. 16p. 16 Child Health, Safety, Nutrition (West Valley CC Credit)Child Health, Safety, Nutrition (West Valley CC Credit)Child Health, Safety, Nutrition (West Valley CC Credit)Child Health, Safety, Nutrition (West Valley CC Credit) p. 17p. 17p. 17p. 17 GED and HiSET Testing__________________________p. 19GED and HiSET Testing__________________________p. 19GED and HiSET Testing__________________________p. 19GED and HiSET Testing__________________________p. 19 High School & Equivalency PrepHigh School & Equivalency PrepHigh School & Equivalency PrepHigh School & Equivalency Prep p.20p.20p.20p.20 English as a Second LanguageEnglish as a Second LanguageEnglish as a Second LanguageEnglish as a Second Language p. 22p. 22p. 22p. 22 CitizenshipCitizenshipCitizenshipCitizenship p. 25p. 25p. 25p. 25

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