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Delaware ValleyAdult & Community Education

Educating for Life’s Journey

Summ

er Session 2012

D e l a w a r e V a l l e y A d u l t & C o m m u n i t y E d u c a t i o n

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Mark McElroy, DirectorDV-ACE, 258 Rt 6 & 209Milford, PA 18337Delaware Valley School [email protected]

The Delaware Valley School District is an equal opportunity agency and does not discriminate because of race, color, national origin, religion, age, gender,marital status, or non-relevant handicaps and disabilities as defined by law.

FIRST REGISTRATION: Saturday, May 12, 2012 from 9:00 – 11:00 AM at the Delaware Valley High School 9/10 Cafeteria. Delaware Valley School District residents are people residing in DelawareTownship, Dingman Township, Matamoras Borough, Milford Borough, Milford Township, Shohola Township, and Westfall Township. Registrants must show proof of residency.

Notice to All Participants:Delaware Valley School District residents who register in person on Saturday will be signed up first, followed by registrations of non-residents who register in person, and then mail registrations will be

processed. Non-residents and mail registrations will NOT be recorded on class lists until 11:00 AM on Saturday, May 12, 2012. Please sign the registration form where your signature is required.

Non-residents are required to pay $20.00 non-resident fee for each class they are registering for, with a maximum amount of $60.00 per participant or family.

REGISTRATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED THE FIRST DAY OF CLASSES!

ADDITIONAL REGISTRATIONS: Tuesday May 15, 2012 Wednesday May 16, 2012

Delaware Valley Middle School Delaware Valley Middle School10:00 -11:00 AM 1:00-2:00 PM

MAIL REGISTRATION: Deadline for Mail-in Registration is Friday, May 18, 2012. All registrations after May 18 must be submitted in person with proof of residency at the DVMS Office.Notifications will NOT be mailed prior to start of classes--keep this flyer for start date, time and location information.

Courses that do not have sufficient enrollment may be cancelled. You will be notified only if your class is cancelled and your registration fee will be refunded.

All participants are responsible to provide their own project materials and/or textbooks to be discussed in class. NO REFUNDS will be given after the first class begins!All courses have limited enrollments. If you have any questions, please call (570) 296-3615 or email us at [email protected].

Please make all checks payable to:DV-ACE for all Delaware Valley Adult & Community Education Courses.

INDEXLEVEL 100 COURSESACADEMIC/BASIC EDUCATIONGED Examination......................................101AARP Driver Safety Short Program ................102AARP Driver Safety Program........................103Driver’s Training “Behind-The-Wheel”............104Introduction to Microsoft Office Word/Excel 2007..105

LEVEL 200 COURSESPERSONAL ENRICHMENTDance Camp “Intensive”............................201“Project” Sewing Class .............................202Basic Sewing for Adults .............................203Beginner’s Sewing for Teens .......................204Advanced Sewing for Teens ........................205Got Stress…Get Rid of It? ..........................206

LEVEL 300 COURSESRECREATIONALTennis – Kid’s Beginner .............................301 Tennis – Kid’s Intermediate/Advanced............302

Cheerleading Basics .................................303Fun Fiction ............................................304Scrapbooking for Beginners ........................305Children’s Music Circle..............................306

LEVEL 400 COURSESSWIMMINGAmerican Red Cross Toddler Swim I...............401ARC Pre-School Swim Levels I-III ............402 – 407Level I Swimming Courses...................408 – 410Level II – Level VI Swimming Courses .....411 - 417Early Morning Swim and Stay Fit Program...418 – 419Adult Beginner Swim Class .........................420Community Swim & Lap Swim ..............421 – 422Rusty Hinges...................................423 – 424Senior Citizen Swim..................................425 Water Aerobics................................426 – 427Competitive Swim ....................................428

DELAWARE VALLEY ADULT& COMMUNITY EDUCATION

DVES - Delaware Valley Elementary School, Rt. 6 & 209, Milford PA. DVMS - Delaware Valley Middle School, Rt. 6 & 209, Milford PA.DVHS - Delaware Valley High School, Rt. 6 & 209, Milford PADDPS - Dingman-Delaware Primary School, Rt. 739, Dingmans Ferry PADDES - Dingman-Delaware Elementary School, Rt. 739, Dingmans Ferry PA

DDMS - Dingman-Delaware Middle School, Rt. 739, Dingmans Ferry PASES - Shohola Elementary School, Twin Lakes Road, Shohola PATHE DAYS OF THE WEEK are listed as M, (Monday); T, (Tuesday); W,(Wednesday); R, (Thursday); F, (Friday) and S, (Saturday); TBA To Be AnnouncedARC - American Red Cross

AbbreviationsUsed in This

Flyer

COURSE #101 GED ExaminationROOM: F2 DAY: T & R

BLDG: DVMS TIME: 4:30 - 9:00pm

# OF SESSIONS: 2 COST: $120.00

AGE REQUIREMENTS: 18 years old, 16 & 17 years old must meet certain criteria to test*

SCHEDULED CLASSES: August 7 & 9

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This exam has 5 parts and will be given in two evenings. The fee for the examincludes both days - Day 1: Science, Social Studies, Language Arts Reading, Day 2: Math, Language ArtsWriting. The GED exam is administered to students who have not attained a High School Diploma. Successfulcompletion of the exam will lead to a High School Equivalency Diploma from the Commonwealth ofPennsylvania. Participants must have proof of Pennsylvania residency. Please bring a pen. Pencils will beprovided. Limited to 10 students. *Students under the age of 18 may take the exam if they provide documen-tation from an employer, a college or university official, a military recruiter, a state institution or from a courtorder. This documentation is required upon registration along with a high school withdraw form from the stu-dents past guidance counselor. All GED registrations are conducted at the Delaware Valley Middle School dur-ing regular business hours, 8:00 AM - 3:30 PM, Monday - Friday. All registrants must bring a picture I.D.showing they are PA residents. The deadline date for registration for this exam is Friday July 27, 2012. Lateregistrations will NOT be accepted.INSTRUCTOR: JoAnn Anderson

COURSE #102 AARP Driver Safety Short ProgramROOM: Library DAY: W

BLDG: DVHS TIME: 9:00am- 1:00pm


AGE REQUIREMENTS: Must be at least 50 years old.

SCHEDULED CLASSES: July 11

COURSE DESCRIPTION: A 4 hour refresher course designed for drivers age 50 and older to help driversassess and enhance driving skills. This course is available only to those who have previously attended an 8hour course and possess a valid PA license and insurance carrier. Taught by AARP volunteer instructors, itcovers rules of the road, age related physical changes that may impact driving and tips to compensate forthese changes. Attendees should verify with their insurance carrier for eligibility and for available premiumdiscounts. AARP members pay $12.00, non-members pay $14.00. Students must bring their driver's licenseand a pen.INSTRUCTOR: Bill McMillin

COURSE #103 AARP Driver Safety ProgramROOM: Library DAY: T & R

BLDG: DVHS TIME: 9:00am - 1:00pm


AGE REQUIREMENTS: Must be at least 50 years old.

SCHEDULED CLASSES: July 24 & 26

COURSE DESCRIPTION: An 8 hour refresher course designed for drivers age 50 and older to help driversassess and enhance driving skills. Taught by AARP volunteer instructors, it covers rules of the road, age relat-ed physical changes that may impact driving, and tips to compensate for these changes. Attendees shouldverify with their insurance carrier for eligibility and for available premium discounts. AARP members pay$12.00, non-members pay $14.00. Students must bring their driver's license and a pen.INSTRUCTOR: Bill McMillin

COURSE #104 Driver's Training "Behind the Wheel"ROOM: Entrance Foyer DAY:

BLDG: DVHS TIME:


AGE REQUIREMENTS:

SCHEDULED CLASSES:

COURSE DESCRIPTION: his is a beginner's driving course for students with Pennsylvania Permits forLicenses. It is a 6 hour "Behind the Wheel" course with driving sessions to be scheduled in the evenings,weekdays, or weekends, beginning July 2, 2012. The schedule will be established by the instructor and stu-dent. The $230.00 fee includes 6 hours driving time. Prerequisite: 30 hours of classroom.INSTRUCTOR: Joe Sain

COURSE #105 Introduction to Microsoft Office

Word/Excel 2007ROOM: D1 DAY: T

BLDG: DVHS TIME: 5:30-7:30pm


AGE REQUIREMENTS: Adults

SCHEDULED CLASSES: July 3, 10, 17, 24

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Students will learn to use the tool bars and basic tools in Word and Excel. We willcreate documents, reports, and tables in Word. In Excel we will create data spreadsheets using basic formu-las and charts. Class size limited to 12 students.INSTRUCTOR: Kim D'Andrea

COURSE #201 Dance Camp "Intensive" on the Stage!ROOM: Auditorium/Stage DAY: M, T, W, R, F

BLDG: DVHS TIME: 10:00am-11:30pm Lunch break 12:00-1:30pm


AGE REQUIREMENTS: Grade 5 and up (Boys & Girls)

SCHEDULED CLASSES: July 9, 10, 11, 12, 13

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Get the feel of being a Pro-Dancer! All classes will be held on the Stage. We will dointensive warm up, technique training, stretching, strength training, jumps leaps, turns and learn a choreo-graphed dance routine. The 1st session will be Lyrical Jazz and the 2nd session will be Ballet. Wear stretchy bikeshorts or leotards, T-shirt, ballet slippers. If you are on point, bring pointe shoes. Please bring a drink & lunch.INSTRUCTOR: Johanna LjungQvist-Brinson

COURSE #202 "Project" Sewing ClassROOM: E4 DAY: M

BLDG: DVMS TIME: 6:00 - 8:00pm



SCHEDULED CLASSES: May 14, 21; June 4, 11

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This class is for students with experience. Bring those projects you want to startor finish before the summer is in full swing. Registrations must be in by May 12th.INSTRUCTOR: Jane Accardi



ACADEMIC/BASIC EDUCATION ACADEMIC/BASIC EDUCATION

PLEASE REGISTER EARLYSometimes courses must be cancelled becauseeveryone waits until the last minute to register.

Please register early to avoid a class cancellationdue to lack of enrollment.

NORTHAMPTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE

FREE CLASSES ABE instruction to brush up on reading and math

and to prepare for career or college entrance exams.

GED instruction to prepare for the GED Examination.

Family Literacy provides parents with ABE, GED, ESLinstruction, job training skills or college preparation.

Call our Shohola Office to Register(570) 296-4042

DV-ACE OFFICE HOURS ARE:MONDAY – FRIDAY 8:00 AM - 3:30 PM.

FOR ANY INFORMATION CALL-570-296-3615PRESS 1 FOR CLOSING INFORMATION • PRESS 2 FOR COURSE INFORMATION

PRESS 3 FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION • PRESS 4 TO TALK TO A RECEPTIONIST

PERSONAL ENRIGHMENT

COURSE #203 Basic Sewing Class for AdultsROOM: E4 DAY: W

BLDG: DDMS TIME: 6:30-8:30pm



SCHEDULED CLASSES: June 20, 27; July 11, 18, 25

COURSE DESCRIPTION: In the first session we will cover the sewing machine, talk about fabric and how toread a pattern envelope. Each person will decide on a project they would like to make. Please bring pattern,fabric, notions, shears, pins and thread.INSTRUCTOR: Marianne Baker

COURSE #204 Beginner's Sewing for TeensROOM: E4 DAY: T

BLDG: DDMS TIME: 10:00am-12:00pm


AGE REQUIREMENTS: 7th-12th graders


COURSE DESCRIPTION: Students will learn the parts of the sewing machine and make a pair of pajamapants. Please bring pattern, fabric, notions, shears, pins and thread.INSTRUCTOR: Marianne Baker

COURSE #205 Advanced Sewing for TeensROOM: E4 DAY: R

BLDG: DDMS TIME: 10:00am-12:00pm


AGE REQUIREMENTS: 7th-12th graders


COURSE DESCRIPTION:For students who already sew and want to make something more advanced. Pleasebring pattern, fabric, notions, shears, pins and thread.INSTRUCTOR: Marianne Baker

COURSE #206 Got Stress...Get Rid of It!ROOM: Media Center DAY: R




SCHEDULED CLASSES: July 19, 26

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course will teach you how to overcome issues like stress using medical stud-ies, scientific data and historical information. Learn this simple process and really start enjoying your life. Theinstructor is a 25 year teacher, public speaker and life coach. A former attendee described her class as the"best 2 hours you'll ever spend".INSTRUCTOR: Tauni Ruvolis

SESSION: SUMMER LEVEL: RECREATION-

ALCOURSE #301 Tennis - Kid's BeginnerROOM: Outdoor Tennis Courts* DAY: M & W

BLDG: DVHS TIME: 10:00-11:30am


AGE REQUIREMENTS: Boys & Girls grades 4, 5 & 6.

SCHEDULED CLASSES: July 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Students will learn to play competitively. They will have instruction in forehand, back-hand, their serve and net play. Students must bring their own racquet, 1 can of tennis balls and a bottle of water.Students must wear sneakers. Limited to 12 students. *Indoor green gym will be used when raining.INSTRUCTOR: Kathy Jayne

COURSE #302 Tennis - Kid's Intermediate & AdvancedROOM: Outdoor Tennis Courts* DAY: M & W

BLDG: DVHS TIME: 11:30am-1:00pm


AGE REQUIREMENTS: Boys & Girls grades 7 & 8.

SCHEDULED CLASSES: July 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is designed for students having some experience playing tennis.Students will work on their skills for playing competitively. Students must bring their own racquet, 1 can oftennis balls and a bottle of water. Students must wear sneakers. Limited to 12 students. *Indoor green gymwill be used when raining.INSTRUCTOR: Kathy Jayne

COURSE #303 Cheerleading BasicsROOM: Gym DAY: M-F

BLDG: DDPS TIME: 9:00-11:00am


AGE REQUIREMENTS: Grades 1-3

SCHEDULED CLASSES: July 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27

COURSE DESCRIPTION: The children will be learning the fundamentals required for cheering such as properhand and arm placement, cheerleading jumps and rhythmic chants, cheers and dances. Please bring a bottle of water.INSTRUCTOR: Kimberly Lladoc

COURSE #304 Fun Fiction!ROOM: E9 DAY: M, T, W, R, F

BLDG: DDPS TIME: 11:00am-12:00pm



SCHEDULED CLASSES: July 16,17,18,19, 20

COURSE DESCRIPTION: The children will be introduced to fiction stories that they will read orally and thenmake into a play. The students will increase their reading fluency and use their imaginations to create props.The children will then perform the play for their parents on the last day of class. Please bring a water bottle.INSTRUCTOR: Kimberly Lladoc

COURSE #305 Scrapbooking for BeginnersROOM: E9 DAY: M, T, W, R, F

BLDG: DDPS TIME: 11:00am-12:00pm




COURSE DESCRIPTION: The children will use their own pictures to create scrapbook pages to include in ascrapbook or collage of their choice. The children will use various age-appropriate materials to create theirown scrapbooking pages. There will be a $5.00 fee for materials. Please bring a water bottle and photosfrom home.INSTRUCTOR: Kimberly Lladoc

COURSE #306 Children's Music CircleROOM: A4 DAY: W

BLDG: SES TIME: 10:00-11:00am


AGE REQUIREMENTS: Grades K-3

SCHEDULED CLASSES: July 11, 18, 25; Aug. 1

COURSE DESCRIPTION: The circle music class will include singing, playing instruments and movementactivities. Children will be learning several songs in each class, including instrumental accompaniment formost songs. Students will also learn to listen to music through interpretive movements, either choreo-graphed or improvised. The children will be learning to interact with each other in a musical setting, as wellas how to cooperate with a group in order to perform a song as an ensemble. Students will be able to singwith better pitch recognition/matching, listen with more focus, and use their creative thinking skills to solvemusical problems.INSTRUCTOR: Jessica Armstrong



PERSONAL ENRIGHMENT

RECREATIONAL

RECREATIONAL

KEEP THIS BROCHURE FOR START DATE, TIME AND LOCATION.YOU WILL BE NOTIFIED ONLY IF YOUR CLASS IS CANCELLED.

TAKE NOTE! If classes have to be cancelled, the next class to be held

follows the schedule that is posted in this flyer.

COURSE #401 ARC Parent & Child AquaticsROOM: Natatorium DAY: F

BLDG: DVHS TIME: 2:00 -2:30pm


AGE REQUIREMENTS: 18 to 36 months

SCHEDULED CLASSES: July 6, 13, 20, 27; Aug 3

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is to familiarize young children (from 18 to 36 months) to the water andprepare them to learn to swim. It is not designed to teach children to become good swimmers or to survivein the water on their own. Registration for this course requires that the child be potty trained and a parentaccompany his/her child in the water during instruction. Limited to 8 students.INSTRUCTOR: Chelsea Koch

COURSE #402 ARC Preschool Aquatics/Level IROOM: Natatorium DAY: M



AGE REQUIREMENTS: 3 to 5 years old


COURSE DESCRIPTION: This class is to orient preschool-age children to the aquatic environment and to helpthem acquire rudimentary levels of basic aquatic skills. This course is intended for children between the agesof 3 and 5 years old who have very basic swimming skills. There are no skill prerequisites for PreschoolAquatics Level I. Limited to 8 students.INSTRUCTOR: Chelsea Koch

COURSE #403 ARC Preschool Aquatics/Level IROOM: Natatorium DAY: T





COURSE DESCRIPTION: This class is to orient preschool-age children to the aquatic environment and to helpthem acquire rudimentary levels of basic aquatic skills. This course is intended for children between the agesof 3 and 5 years old who have very basic swimming skills. There are no skill prerequisites for PreschoolAquatics Level I. Limited to 8 students.INSTRUCTOR: Kathy Jayne

COURSE #404 ARC Preschool Aquatics/Level IROOM: Natatorium DAY: F

BLDG: DVHS TIME: 10:00 - 10:30am




COURSE DESCRIPTION: This class is to orient preschool-age children to the aquatic environment and to helpthem acquire rudimentary levels of basic aquatic skills. This course is intended for children between the agesof 3 and 5 years old who have very basic swimming skills. There are no skill prerequisites for PreschoolAquatics Level I. Limited to 8 students.INSTRUCTOR: Keri Bensley



COURSE #405 ARC Preschool Aquatics/Level IIROOM: Natatorium DAY: F





COURSE DESCRIPTION: To build on the basic aquatic skills learned in Preschool Level I. This course isintended for children between the ages of 3 and 5 years old. Students in this class must have sucessfullycompleted a prior Preschool class. Limited to 8 students.INSTRUCTOR: Keri Bensley

COURSE #406 ARC Preschool Aquatics/Level IIROOM: Natatorium DAY: F




SCHEDULED CLASSES: July 6, 13, 20, 27;Aug. 3

COURSE DESCRIPTION: To build on the basic aquatic skills learned in Preschool Level I. This course isintended for children between the ages of 3 and 5 years old. Students in this class must have sucessfullycompleted a prior Preschool class. Limited to 8 students.INSTRUCTOR: Chelsea Koch

COURSE #407 ARC Preschool Aquatics/Level IIIROOM: Natatorium DAY: M

BLDG: DVHS TIME: 1:00 - 1:30pm




COURSE DESCRIPTION: To increase proficiency and build on the basic aquatic skills learned in a priorPreschool class. This course is intended for children between the ages of 3 and 5 years old. Students in thisclass must be able to glide through the water, roll to their backs & float. Limited to 8 students.INSTRUCTOR: Chelsea Koch

COURSE #408 Learn to Swim LeveI I -TadpolesROOM: Natatorium DAY: M



AGE REQUIREMENTS: Grades K through 12


COURSE DESCRIPTION: Skills practiced for this course will include water adjustment, buoyancy and breathcontrol, water entry and exit and beginning to move comfortably through the water. Limited to 8 students.INSTRUCTOR: Chelsea Koch

COURSE #409 Learn to Swim LeveI I -TadpolesROOM: Natatorium DAY: F




SCHEDULED CLASSES: July 6, 13, 20, 27; Aug. 3

COURSE DESCRIPTION: SSkills practiced for this course will include water adjustment, buoyancy and breathcontrol, water entry and exit and beginning to move comfortably through the water. Limited to 8 students.INSTRUCTOR: Keri Bensley

SWIMMING SWIMMING

PLEASE NOTE: IT IS THE PARENT/ GUARDIAN’SRESPONSIBILTY TO MAKE SURE THEIR CHILDREN

ARE USING POOL FACILITIES PROPERLY

YOU WILL BE NOTIFIED ONLY IF YOUR CLASS IS CANCELLED - KEEP THIS BROCHURE FOR START DATE, TIME AND LOCATION

BE A TEACHER – SUGGEST A COURSEWe welcome suggestions for new courses from individuals

qualified to teach a non-credit course. If you have a skill, talentor special knowledge you would like to share, or would like to

suggest a course, we would like to hear from you!CALL (570) 296-3615 or contact us by EMAIL: [email protected]

PLEASE NOTE:ALL SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN AND ADULTS MUST

USE APPROPRIATE LOCKER ROOMS, GIRLS/WOMEN USE THE WOMEN’S LOCKER ROOM,

BOYS/MEN USE THE MEN’S LOCKER ROOM

*IMPORTANT REMINDER TO PARENTS:Please sign up your child/ren appropriately to

age/ability level. There will be No changes of levels orrefunds once classes have begun.*

COURSE #410 Learn to Swim LeveI I -TadpolesNatatorium DAY: F




SCHEDULED CLASSES: July 6, 13, 20, 27; Aug. 3

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Skills practiced for this course will include water adjustment, buoyancy and breathcontrol, water entry and exit and beginning to move comfortably through the water. Limited to 8 students.INSTRUCTOR: Keri Bensley

COURSE #411 Learn to Swim LeveI II -GuppiesROOM: Natatorium DAY: T





COURSE DESCRIPTION: In addition to those skills taught in Level I Tadpoles, students will successfully learnfundamental skills, including learning how to float without support and to recover to a vertical position.Limited to 10 students.INSTRUCTOR: Kathy Jayne

COURSE #412 Learn to Swim LeveI II - GuppiesROOM: Natatorium DAY: R





COURSE DESCRIPTION: In addition to those skills taught in Level I Tadpoles, students will successfully learn funda-mental skills, including learning how to float without support and to recover to a vertical position. Limited to 10 students.INSTRUCTOR: Vicki Zielazny

COURSE #413 Learn to Swim LeveI II -GuppiesROOM: Natatorium DAY: F





COURSE DESCRIPTION: In addition to those skills taught in Level I Tadpoles, students will successfully learnfundamental skills, including learning how to float without support and to recover to a vertical position.Limited to 10 students.INSTRUCTOR: Chelsea Koch

COURSE #414 Learn to Swim LeveI III-MinnowsROOM: Natatorium DAY: T





COURSE DESCRIPTION: Students must be able to jump into deep water from the side, swim the front crawlfor 15 yards, maintain position by treading or floating for 30 seconds and swim elementary backstroke for15 yards. Limited to 10 students.INSTRUCTOR: Kathy Jayne

COURSE #415 Learn to Swim LeveI III-MinnowsROOM: Natatorium DAY: R

BLDG: DVHS TIME: 10:00 -11:00am




COURSE DESCRIPTION: Students must be able to jump into deep water from the side, swim the front crawlfor 15 yards, maintain position by treading or floating for 30 seconds and swim elementary backstroke for15 yards. Limited to 10 students.INSTRUCTOR: Vicki Zielazny

COURSE #416 Learn to Swim LeveI IV-Sea TurtlesROOM: Natatorium DAY: R





COURSE DESCRIPTION: Students must be able to jump into deep water feetfirst, swim the front crawl for 25yards, change direction and swim the backstroke for 25 yards. Students must also be able to swim thebreaststroke for 15 yards. Limited to 15 students.INSTRUCTOR: Vicki Zielazny

COURSE #417 Learn to Swim LeveI V-Stingrays

& VI-DolphinsROOM: Natatorium DAY: R

BLDG: DVHS TIME: 11:00am -12:00pm




COURSE DESCRIPTION: Level V-Students must be able to dive into deep water and swim the front crawl for50 yards, change direction and then swim the backstroke for 50 yards. In addition they must be able to swimthe breaststroke and back crawl for 25 yards. Level VI-Students will learn the appropriate turns for all strokes and to front dive from the diving board.Students will also learn about Water Safety and Fitness. Students must be able to swim 500 yards using any3 strokes of your choice, swimming at least 50 yards of each stroke. Class limited to 15 students.INSTRUCTOR: Vicki Zielazny

COURSE #418 Early Morning Swim and Stay Fit

Program -JulyROOM: Natatorium DAY: M, T, W, R, F




SCHEDULED CLASSES: July 2, 3, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is an adult lap swim for the early riser - start your day off with awater workout.




SWIMMING SWIMMING

PLEASE NOTE:TO ENSURE MAXIMUM SAFETY IN THE

WATER, ALL STUDENTS WITH LONG HAIRMUST WEAR A BATHING CAP OR TIE THE

HAIR BACK. THIS WILL ALLOW FOR PROPER BREATHING AND VISION.

PLEASE NOTE:It is an ARC requirement to swim

without goggles during some classes.

IMPORTANT REMINDER TO PARENTSPlease sign up your child(ren) appropriately to age/ability level. There will be

NO CHANGES of levels or refunds once classes have begun.

COURSE #419 Early Morning Swim and Stay Fit

Program - July/AugROOM: Natatorium DAY: M, T, W, R, F




SCHEDULED CLASSES: July 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 30, 31; Aug 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is an adult lap swim for the early riser - start your day off with a waterworkout.

COURSE #420 Adult Beginner Swim ClassROOM: Natatorium DAY: M




SCHEDULED CLASSES: July 2, 9, 16, 23

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Learn to float, swim and be more confident in the water. Lessons will be taught inthe 4 foot section of the pool. You may want to bring swim goggles.INSTRUCTOR: Kathy Jayne

COURSE #421 Community Lap SwimROOM: Natatorium DAY: T & R



AGE REQUIREMENTS:

SCHEDULED CLASSES: July 3, 5, 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, 26, 31; Aug 2

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is intended for lap swimming only. There is a fee of $3 per person perswim for non-residents of the school district. Non-residents must purchase a pool pass at registration orthrough the DV-ACE office.INSTRUCTOR: Kathy Jayne

COURSE #422 Community SwimROOM: Natorium DAY: T & R



AGE REQUIREMENTS:

SCHEDULED CLASSES: July 3, 5, 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, 26, 31; Aug 2

COURSE DESCRIPTION: These sessions will be supervised by an adult instructor and several lifeguards.Participants will enjoy freedom of relaxing or exercising at their pace. Limited to 100 participants. There isa fee of $3 per swim for non-residents of the school district. Non-residents must purchase a pool pass atregistration or through the DV-ACE office.INSTRUCTOR: Kathy Jayne

COURSE #423 Rusty HingesROOM: Natatorium DAY: M & W




SCHEDULED CLASSES: July 2, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30; Aug 1

COURSE DESCRIPTION: A water exercise program designed to increase range of motion in stiffening joints,increase body flexibility and develop muscular strength. Course will consist of a series of gentle low impactaerobics. Older citizens might like to "Oil Their Rusty Hinges" with this water exercise program. This is alsoa plus program for those who are told to exercise following surgery, fractures, etc.. It is not necessary toknow how to swim since all workouts are conducted in shallow water. Limited to 15 students.INSTRUCTOR: Keri Bensley

COURSE #424 Rusty HingesROOM: Natatorium DAY: M & W

BLDG: DVHS TIME: 11:00am -12:00pm




COURSE DESCRIPTION: A water exercise program designed to increase range of motion in stiffening joints,increase body flexibility and develop muscular strength. Course will consist of a series of gentle low impactaerobics. Older citizens might like to "Oil Their Rusty Hinges" with this water exercise program. This is alsoa plus program for those who are told to exercise following surgery, fractures, etc.. It is not necessary toknow how to swim since all workouts are conducted in shallow water. Limited to 15 students.INSTRUCTOR: Keri Bensley

COURSE #425 Senior Citizen Recreational SwimROOM: Natatorium DAY: W



AGE REQUIREMENTS: Age 50 years or older

SCHEDULED CLASSES: July 11,18, 25; Aug 1

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This program is for any senior citizen who is age 50 or older. The pool will be madeavailable for lap swim or recreational swimming in a seniors only environment. There is a fee of $3 per per-son per swim for non-residents of the Delaware Valley School District. Non-residents must purchase a poolpass at registration or through the DV-ACE Office.INSTRUCTOR: Karen Van Duzer

COURSE #426 Water AerobicsROOM: Natatorium DAY: M & W





COURSE DESCRIPTION: Through a progressive series of exercises this course is designed to increase car-diovascular activity, body strength and flexibility. Limited to 20 students.INSTRUCTOR: Karen Van Duzer

COURSE #427 Deep Water AerobicsROOM: Natatorium DAY: M & W





COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is designed to increase cardiovascular activity, body strength and flex-ibility, through a progressive series of exercises in deep water. Aqua Belts are used to aid buoyancy.Students should feel comfortable in deep water for this course. Limited to 20 students.INSTRUCTOR: Karen Van Duzer

COURSE #428 Competitive Swim ClinicROOM: Natatorium DAY: M, T, W, R, F



AGE REQUIREMENTS: Up to 18 years of age.

SCHEDULED CLASSES: Jul 2, 3, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Students are required to swim the length of the pool and have a working knowl-edge of all four competitive strokes. Programs will help develop proper stroke technique in all four com-petitive strokes. Limited to 48 students.INSTRUCTOR: Vicki Zielazny



YOU WILL BE NOTIFIED ONLY IF YOUR CLASS IS CANCELLED

SWIMMING SWIMMING

BE A TEACHER –SUGGEST A COURSEWe welcome suggestions for new courses from individualsqualified to teach a non-credit course. If you have a skill, talent or special knowledge you would like to share, or wouldlike to suggest a course, we would like to hear from you!CALL (570) 296-3615 OR CONTACT US BY E-MAIL AT [email protected]

Attention:DELAWARE VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT & DV-ACE ARE

NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR LOST OR STOLEN ITEMS.




Attention Out-of-DistrictRegistrants:

Please add a $20.00 non-residentfee for each class that you registerfor. There is a $60.00 maximumnon-resident fee per participantor family.

REGISTRATIONS WILL NOT

BE ACCEPTED THE

FIRST DAY OF CLASSES!

ADDITIONAL REGISTRATIONS:

TUESDAY MAY 15, 2012

Delaware Valley Middle School

10:00 -11:00 AM

WEDNESDAY MAY 16, 2012

Delaware Valley Middle School

1:00-2:00 PM

KEYSTONE COLLEGEEarn your associate or bachelor’s degree on weekends at theDVSD complex through Keystone College’s nationally renownedWeekender program. Available majors: business, and early childhood and elementaryeducation. Summer registration begins April 2012. Please call570.409.2020 or email [email protected] for enroll-ment information.

GED EXAM DATESEXAM 101

AUGUST 7 & 9Day 1: Science, Social Studies & Language Arts Reading

Day 2: Math, Language Arts Writing

ALL EXAMS ARE GIVEN FROM 4:30 – 9:00 PM

at the Delaware Valley Middle School, Room F2

See Course #101 for more information

MAIL REGISTRATION:Deadline for Mail-in Registration is Friday,May 18, 2012. All registrations after May 18must be submitted in person with proof ofresidency at the DVMS Office.

COMPLETE FORM AND MAIL TO: DV-ACE, 258 ROUTE 6 & 209, MILFORD, PA 18337-9454*All out-of-district enrollees must pay a $20.00 non-resident fee per class, with a maximum of $60.00 per participant or family* Please Note: A separate registration form must be completed for each course taken.

FIRST NAME __________________________________LAST NAME _________________________________________

ADDRESS: _______________________________________________________________________________________

CITY/STATE/ZIP ___________________________________________________________________________________

HOME PHONE_________________________________BUSINESS PHONE ___________________________________

COURSE TITLE ________________________________# OF COURSE ______________________________________

SCHOOL & ROOM______________________________COST ______________________________________________

STUDENT’S GRADE LEVEL (if applicable) __________

PARENT’S NAME (if applicable)_______________________________________________________________________

ALTERNATE SELECTION: If this course is cancelled, please enroll me in: _____________________________________

PLEASE NOTE: A separate registration form must be completed for each course taken! Please sign belowThe undersigned acknowledges that he/she is responsible for the proper utilization of the facility and equipment and acknowl-

edges that there are inherent risks and dangers which may arise associated with this Adult Education Class. I, the undersigned

willfully, voluntarily, and intelligently acknowledge the existence of risks in connection with this Adult Education Class, the use

of the facility and equipment, the personal injury due to the use of the facility and equipment, and do hereby assume such risk

and agree to accept the responsibility for any injuries sustained.

Signature _______________________________________________________________Date _______ _______________________

***************************************************************************************************************************************************************OFFICE USE ONLY:

AMOUNT PD. _________________CASH/ CHECK/ MONEY ORDER # __________________________________________________

NAME & ADDRESS IF DIFFERENT FROM ABOVE __________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

NOTES: __________________________________________________________________________________

Non-Resident Fee: $ ___________________

Date Received: ______________________________________

Received by: ________________________________________

NORTHAMPTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE

FREE CLASSESABE instruction to brush up on reading and math and to prepare for

career or college entrance exams.GED instruction to prepare for the GED Examination.

Family Literacy provides parents with ABE, GED, ESL instruction,job training skills or college preparation.

Call our Shohola Office to Register – (570) 296-4042

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