Contents Page
Overview of Your Education Benefit 2
Contact Information for your Local ICD Learning Center & Corporate ICD 3
Locations of other Regional ICD Centers Where You Can Take Classes 4
Tuition Assistance Benefit Overview 5
Tuition Assistance Application 6
Book Reimbursement Instructions 7
Book Reimbursement Application 8
Education Development Plan 9
Education Development Plan Issuance 14 10
Local Colleges 11
Subscription Based Learning Programs 12
ICD Education Partners 13
Tino Fulimeni Scholarship Fund 14
Customized Class Overview 15
Classes: Maintenance and Repair 16
Classes: Computer 17-18
Classes: Arts & Crafting; The Crafts 19-20
Classes: Woodworking; Sports 21
Classes: Technical; Back to Basics 22
Classes: Business & Finance 23-24
Classes: Home and Garden 25
2018 Calendar 26-27
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June 2017 Learning Opportunities Week
Overview of Your Education Benefit
Tuition Assistance Program (TAP)
$1800 a year, not cumulative
Accredited College or School or approved by Corpo-
rate ICD
Degree or non-degree seeking
Actives only
Must submit passing grades before each new applica-
tion
Up to $500 for online subscriptions
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Tino Fulimeni Memorial Scholarship
ICD Corporate benefit
$1000 scholarships to children/grandchildren of
active steelworkers
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Customized Classes (CC)
$2000 a year, not cumulative
Most classes are at the ICD Learning Center
You may take classes at other local ICD Centers
The average is 4-5 classes a year
Available to all actives. Flat rate classes available to
retirees and spouses if there is additional seating
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Issuance 14 (TAP)
Application to combine your TAP and CC to $3800
Available to those seeking an educational goal such
as a degree or certificate
Accredited College or School or approved by Corpo-
rate ICD
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Issuance 15 (TAP)
Application for retirees for TAP
Must have retired within last 12 months
Must have already began career goal with TAP before
retiring
The ICD Learning Center must have money left over in
the TAP from the previous year’s budget
See ICD Coordinator
I/N had 25% participation of actives in 2016 which is 10% high-
er than the national average
Here is a list of your Local Joint Committee Members:
Sherri Barzydlo - [email protected] - 574-654-1727
Paul Bata - [email protected] - 574-654-1321
Todd Kegley - [email protected] - 574-654-1057
Jill Hough - [email protected] - 574-654-1335
Anthony Piech - [email protected] - 574-654-1208
Shaun Krenzke - [email protected] - 574-654-1861
Rick Podkul - [email protected] - 574-654-1353
Pat Reardon - [email protected] - 574-654-1218
New Carlisle ICD Learning Center: 7071 E SR 2, New Carlisle, IN 46552, 219-778-2287
Jen Kuzdas, ICD Coordinator - [email protected]
Facebook: USW9231 I/N Tek & I/N Kote ICD Learning Center
ICD Home Office - 219-738-9029 - www.icdlearning.org
Contact Information for our Local ICD Learning Center & Corporate ICD
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Photos from the 2016 National ICD Conference
Other Local ICD Centers Where You Can Take Customized Classes:
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USW/ArcelorMittal—Bernard Kleinman Joblink,
3210 Watling St., MC-7-200, East Chicago, IN 46312,
219.399.8134 - Marcia Taylor, ICD Site Coordinator,
[email protected], www.bkjoblink.org
You must enroll at your local New Carlisle ICD Learning Center for classes at other centers
USW/ArcelorMittal - Indiana Harbor West,
1410 Broadway, East Chicago, IN 46312, 219.398.9363
Larry Smith, Career Development Coordinator, lsmith-
[email protected], www.ihlearning.org
USW/U.S. Steel - Garyworks, 1221 East Ridge Road,
Gary, IN 46409, 219.884.7930
Debbie Rodriquez, Career Development Coordinator,
[email protected], www.usscareer.org
USW/U.S. Steel - Midwest, 1919 Willowcreek Road,
Portage, IN 46368, 219.762.1010
Tracy Clark, Career Development Coordinator,
[email protected], ussmidwest.com
USW/ArcelorMittal - Burns Harbor, 1275 1/2 McCool Rd,
Burns Harbor, IN 46304, 219.787.3101
Sarah Head, Coordinator, [email protected],
www.mittalcareer.com
www.CareerDevelopmentChannel.org
L&O classes are Career Development
Classes offered by the JobLink and
Leon Lynch Learning Centers which
are recorded and available to other
sites via streaming technology.
Live & Online
Joblink and Leon Lynch
together produce two six-
month catalogs a year.
Visit one of their websites
to view it.
Did you know that as an
Active Team Member
you can take classes at
any of these centers? Go
to their website to view
their catalog. Then call
your local ICD Coordina-
tor to sign-up for classes.
It’s just that easy!
Garyworks & Midwest
together produce two six-
month catalogs a year.
Visit one of their websites
to view it.
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Tuition Assistance Program We have so many local choices of schools to attend. We have a voucher system set up with many of these programs so you don’t
have to pay any tuition out-of-pocket. To take classes, you must fill out the Tuition Assistance Application on page 6.
Indiana University South Bend
www.iusb.edu - 574-520-4839 - 1700 Mishawaka Ave, South Bend, IN 46615
Over 100 degree options
Local and convenient
Voucher program in place so you don’t pay for tuition out-of-pocket
Purdue Polytechnic South Bend
www.polytechnic.purdue.edu/south-bend - 574-520-4180 - 1733 Northside Blvd, South Bend 46634
Electrical, mechanical, organizational, robotics & more
Local and convenient
Ivy Tech
www.ivytech.edu - South Bend, La Porte, Michigan City, Valpo
Welding, MTM, MTE, Mechanical, IT, Electrical, Advanced Manufacturing, and more
Local and convenient
Voucher program in place so you don’t pay for tuition out-of-pocket
Indiana Wesleyan University
www.iindwes.edu - 4201 S Washington St, Marion, IN 46953 - 866-468-6498
Business, Computer Science, Communication, & more
80 undergraduate degrees, 38 graduate degrees and 5 doctorates
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New
Provider
Rosetta Stone
www.rosettastone.com
30 different languages to choose from
12-month ICD Premium online subscription costs $499
Tuition Assistance - Subscription You can use your Tuition Assistance benefit on three online subscription programs: Rosetta Stone, Lynda.com and ITU. Each year
you can apply for up to $500 of Tuition Assistance toward subscription based learning. You can only enroll in one plan at a time.
To apply, you must fill out the Tuition Assistance Application and submit it to the Coordinator at the ICD Learning Center.
IT University Online
www.itonline.com/icd
Over 200 courses
Work toward industry certifications like A+, Microsoft, Cisco, VMware, and even web & application
development
Classes include: IT, Project Management, Accounting, Business, Marketing, and so many more
Watch on your computer, phone, tablet or TV 24/7. Includes instructor-led videos, practice exams,
ebooks, flash cards and strategic learning games
One year subscription is $350
Lynda.com
www.lynda.com
5,219 video tutorials available
Classes include: Web Design, 3D Animation, Audio + Music, Business, CAD, Design, Developer, Educa-
tion & E-Learning, IT, Marketing, Photography and Video
You can watch on your computer, phone, tablet or TV 24/7
Basic plans run $19.99 a month. Premium plans run $29.99 a month
Tooling U
www.toolingu.com
Over 500 online classes aligned with industry standards and industry backed certifications
365 day subscription is $500
Welding, Robotics, CNC, PLC, Electrical, Mechanical, Motor Controls, Hydraulics, Pneumatics, & more
New
Program
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Tuition Assistance - Partnerships You can go to the ICD Corporate website at www.icdlearning.org to learn more about these various schools that ICD Corporate has
partnered with. You still need to go through the regular Tuition Assistance process to take these classes including pre-approval.
ABTU is dedicated to providing skill-focused education and training to participants and their fami-
lies. ABTU supports “Debt Free Education” by matching ICD funds with a dollar for dollar match.
Books, software and tutoring are included at no additional cost. All lectures are delivered live,
100% online with 24/7 support to accommodate all shifts. Choose from over 100 courses of study.
Classes start every 6 weeks.
Ashworth College offers two types of programs through its ICD partnerships. Participants can take
advantage of online, customized type classes at a rate of $525 each under the “Career Programs”
tab. In addition, under the “Degrees” tab, Undergraduate Degree and Certificate Programs are
available for $1440 per semester, and Masters programs are available at a rate of $2500 per
semester. Contact Melissa Maddox in Business Services Office with questions or to enroll:
1.877.758.7630 or [email protected].
The United Steelworkers Institute for Career Development, as a member of the learning partner
discount program, can offer participants a 10% tuition discount and exclusive scholarship opportu-
nities. Participants, along with spouses and children, are also eligible for additional services includ-
ing no application fee, no evaluation fee, complimentary tutoring, flexible or structured enroll-
ment systems, and all textbooks are provided at no cost through a CSU book grant.
ICD has a partnership with DeVry University and its Keller Graduate School of Management to
bring you affordable, accredited degree programs with the flexibility you need for work/life
balance. ICD participants are eligible for a 15% reduction on any classes at DeVry University and
Keller Graduate School.
Empire State College offers a variety of onsite and distance learning opportunities that are flexible
and geared toward adult learners. Associates, Bachelors and Masters Degrees are available in a
wide variety of fields including nursing, business, arts and labor studies. USW-ICD participants
receive a waiver for the application fee and a $100 scholarship toward first enrollment. You must
enter a partner code at enrollment to receive these benefits, request the code at
NetTutor provides live, one-on-one, online tutoring, covering a variety of subjects. It is great for
supporting technical training and tuition assistance programs. The tutoring service is especially
helpful for anyone in technical training that includes a mathematics component, such as Electron-
ics or HVAC. Also, NetTutor’s paper review service is tremendously helpful for participants who
need assistance with any writing assignments.
The University of Phoenix offers a variety of online degree programs and campus-based courses.
Through ICD’s partnership with the University of Phoenix, ICD participants are eligible for 10%
tuition reduction and may be eligible for college credit through Prior Learning Assessment for
articulated Career Development Classes.
www.Abut.edu/online/icd
www.ashworthcollege.edu/why-ashworth/about-us/partners
www.columbiasourthern.edu/community/partnerships
www.partner.devry.edu/ICD
www.esc.edu/partnership-programs/usacd
www.nettutor.com
www.phoenix.edu/icd.html
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Tino Fulimeni Scholarship Fund The Tina Fulimeni Scholarship Fund was established to honor the memory of
Brother Fulimeni. Tino was a fanatic about ICD. His commitment and contribu-
tion are evident in the success of the Career Development Program.
The Fund is administered by ICD in Merrillville, Indiana.
The following criteria must be met to be eligible for the scholarship drawing:
Applicant must be a high school graduate enrolled in college and beginning in
the fall semester of 2018 or the spring semester of 2019 or a college student
returning to school in the fall semester of 2018 or spring semester of 2019.
Applicant must have maintained, in the past, at least a cumulative 3.0 grade
point average and can demonstrate this with a transcript if selected.
Applicant must be the child/grandchild of a United Steelworkers member who
is currently eligible to participate in the Career Development Program.
The application will be available in 2018 at the New Carlisle ICD Learning Center
for the 2018 scholarship. You can submit an application online at
www.icdlearning.org when enrollment starts:
Or MAIL or FAX applications to:
Tino Fulimeni Scholarship Fund
c/o the Institute for Career Development, Inc.
1300 E. 85th Ave.
Merrillville, IN 46410
Fax: 219-736-9216
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Active Team members can use up to $2000 for Customized Classes each calendar year. This money is
not accumulative from year to year.
You are eligible for your Education Benefit on your first day of work.
Most classes are held at the New Carlisle ICD Learning Center. If not, the other location will be listed.
Active Team Members can take classes at other regional ICD Learning Centers. They must call the New
Carlisle ICD Coordinator to register. See page 4 for a list of other regional ICD Centers. You can visit
their website to view their course catalog.
If a class is charged at a flat rate , we can offer these classes to Retirees and Spouses. Retiree and
Spouse attendance cannot add extra costs. If there is a book or material cost, the Retiree or Spouse
must pay out of pocket. Actives get priority registration.
For a Spouse to attend, the active team member must have completed a Customized Class within the
last 12 months.
Actives, Retirees and Spouses must cancel at least two business days before the start of the first day of
class. Actives will be charged if they give less than two business day notice or don’t show up. Retirees
and Spouses will lose the opportunity to take ICD classes if their attendance dips below 75% or if they
are a no-show.
ICD will announce within a week before a class if it has to be canceled due to low attendance. 5 is the
national minimum, but each instructor sets their minimum.
Actives can start registering at the December 8th Open House. Spouses and Retirees can start to regis-
ter by phone, email or text one week before the class start date.
Team Members are limited to two Personal Development Classes totaling $1250 a year. Classes are di-
vided into Basic, Computer, Pre-Technical or Personal Development. Those who have an Education Plan
will have special consideration if the class is part of their career goal.
2017 Customized Class Overview
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ICD Learning Center Weather Policy
ICD follows the New Prairie School System Closures
No school means no classes at the ICD Center
http://www.npusc.k12.in.us/
All Classes are subject to change Maintenance & Repair
SwA Motorcycle Maintenance & Repair Dates: Mondays, 5/2-30/18, 5 weeks
Instructor: Dave Kallas, C&C Ops Times: 9 am to 12 pm & 4-7 pm ET
Class Description: You’ll learn the latest tips and techniques available for the upkeep and repair of motorcycles. You will gain
hands-on experience in all facets of motorcycle systems. This class can save you thousands of dollars. Bring in your bike and get it
in top condition.
SwA Floor Installation & Repair Dates: Mondays, 1/22-2/19/18, 5 weeks
Instructor: Jim Balina, C&C Ops Times: 9 am to 12 pm & 4-7 pm ET
Class Description: You will become familiar with the materials, terminology and applications used to install and maintain ceramic
and wood flooring. You will learn about the many changes in installing, maintaining and repairing today’s floor coverings. After
this class, you will be ready to tackle your own home project. This class is 100% hands-on. Upon completion of the course, stu-
dents have the option to purchase one DeWalt 15-amp 10” compound miter saw.
SwA Automotive Heating and Cooling Dates: Tuesdays, 4/17-5/15/18, 5 weeks
Instructor: Jim Balina, C&C Ops Times: 9 am to 12 pm & 4-7 pm ET
Class Description: Gain a thorough understanding of the HVAC system used on all vehicles. You will learn how to use all the mod-
ern test equipment and also learn proper test procedures. You will learn proper techniques to look up diagnostics procedures, test
specifications and much more. Bring your car to work on in class!
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SwA Chair Caning Dates: Mondays, 10/8-29/18, 4 weeks
Instructor: Edie Zalas Times: 9:30 am to 12:30 pm & 4-7 pm ET
Class Description: Have you ever wanted to fix a favorite chair that just needed to be recaned? Instead of paying a professional,
come learn how to do it yourself. Our new instructor will provide you with the materials, tools and expertise to make your own
footstool that you’ll be able to keep! This class is sure to book up fast. Reserve your spot today!
SwA Kitchen & Bath Backsplash & Wall Tiles Dates: Mondays, 11/5-26/18, 4 weeks
Instructor: Jim Balina, C&C Ops Times: 9 am to 12 pm & 4-7 pm ET
Class Description: Dream kitchens and bathrooms can be affordable. Come to this 100% hands on class and learn to add a one-of-a
kind backsplash to your kitchen or add wall tile to your bathroom. You can make these rooms a centerpiece in your home! Option-
al purchase of Ryobi Water Saw for $75/plus tax paid directly to C&C Ops.
Basic Bicycle Maintenance Dates: Wednesdays, 1/3-2/7/18, 6 weeks
Instructor: David Rees, Swift Cycle Times: 9 am to 12 pm & 4-7 pm ET
Class Description: Class covers the basics of what the average cyclist faces day-to-day and offers insight into the easiest and most
effective ways to prevent damage and excessive wear to your bike and fix most problems that arise during a ride that don’t require
mechanical expertise. Students are encouraged to bring their own bike to get it road-ready for spring!
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Advanced Bicycle Repair Dates: Wednesdays, 2/21-3/28/18 , 6 weeks
Instructor: David Rees , Swift Cycle Times: 9 am to 12 pm & 4-7 pm ET
Class Description: An intensive crash course for the experienced mechanic who wants to get into the details of the gritty aspects of
bike building. This course will introduce students to the world of wheel-building and explain the precision-driven elements of the
bicycle including gutting and refurbishing bearings to new condition. Students are encouraged to bring their own bike.
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Lawn Equipment Maintenance and Repair Dates: Thursdays 5/10-6/28/18, 8 weeks
Instructor: Mike Daly, Mowertech Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: Are you tired of waiting two or more weeks for your lawn equipment to be serviced? How about a seventy dol-
lar repair bill to get the mower tuned up? Here is your opportunity to save time and money by repairing these machines yourself.
In this hands-on class, students bring in their equipment for tune-ups, overhauls, or other necessary repairs or maintenance. A
popular service manual is included in the course.
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Computer Classes
Amazon Fire Sticks with Kodi Dates: Mondays, 2/5-19/2018, 10-12:30 & 4-6:30 pm ET
Class Description: Amazon Fire TV Stick connects your HDTV to a world of online entertainment. You get a huge selection of mov-
ies and TV episodes, and voice search capabilities. In this class, you will learn how to install the Kodi app on the Fire Stick to gain
access to thousands more streaming selections.
Android TV Box with Kodi Dates: Mondays, 4/9-23/18, 10-12:30 & 4-6:30 pm ET Class
Description: The Android TV Box 4K turns your TV into a fully featured “smart” device. This 2Ghz 64 bit Quad Core Android box
supports Wi-Fi and has full HD 4K and 1080p output and supports multiple external devices. You will learn how to update and up-
grade apps and Kodi on this box. You’ll learn how to customize Kodi apps on this Android TV Box.
Getting Started with Dropbox Dates: Friday, 2/16/18, 11:30-2 & 4-6:30 pm ET
Class Description: Dropbox is a free cloud-based service that lets you store files online and access them anywhere. You can then
share these files with other people, allowing them to view, edit, and download them. Dropbox has both desktop and mobile apps
and can also be used with any web browser, so you can access your files from any computer or mobile device connected to the
internet. And because Dropbox allows you to share files, it makes working with others that much easier. Come to this class and
learn how to create a Dropbox account and use it with your computer (s) and/or smart phones and tablet.
George Zahariadis, Z-Tech Enterprises, Inc.
Cut the Cable! Build Your Own Digital TV Antenna Dates: Friday, 4/27/18, 12-2 & 4-6 pm ET
Class Description: Cable bills busting the budget? You may be missing out on free TV. Using scrap wire with stock lumber, build a
slick homemade antenna and stay tuned. We have been able to catch over 30 channels with this antenna you build in class. Come
and build your own digital TV antenna and see what you are able to watch on TV for free rather than paying those monthly cable
bills.
Kodi Updates Dates: Mondays, 6/18-25/18, 10-12:30 & 4-6:30 pm ET
Class Description: This class will demonstrate the latest Kodi version changes. This class will also discuss any new and popular Kodi
add-ons that are recommended for your use. Bring your Raspberry Pi, Amazon Fire Stick or Android TV box to class to install the
latest KODI version and updates. You’ll learn how to customize Kodi system preferences; work with Builds and Wizards; enhance
Kodi performance; and learn how to use the newest operating system.
Raspberry Pi Computer with Raspbian and Kodi Dates: Fridays, 9/7-21/18 10-12:30 & 4-6:30 pm ET Class
Description: The Raspberry Pi is a low cost, credit-card sized computer that plugs into a computer monitor or TV, and uses a stand-
ard keyboard and mouse. It’s capable of doing everything you’d expect a desktop computer to do, from browsing the internet and
laying high-definition video, to making spreadsheets, word-processing, and playing games. This class also covers the LibreElec OS
enabling you to run the popular Kodi media streaming software and will teach you how to stream movies, music, TV and pictures.
Attend this class to see the Raspberry Pi3 uses.
Sublimation Printing Dates: Mondays, 9/10-24/18, 10-12:30 & 4-6:30 pm ET
Class Description: Sublimation printing is the method of applying an image and sayings to specially coated hard surface items such
as ceramics, metals, fiber board and polyester cloth, using three main ingredients: sublimation ink, heat and pressure. In this class,
you will earn to use software to prepare your photo for the sublimation process and use the special equipment required for the
sublimation coating process. Come to class and bring your picture and/or phrase and choose an item such as a mug, a frame, box
or keychain to make as a gift or memento.
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Open Computer Labs Dates: Fridays, 1/19, 2/23, 3/23, 4/13, 6/1, 8/24, 9/28, 10/26, 12/7
Class Description: George will be on hand from 12 to 5 pm ET to work with you on any of your tech issues. Bring you laptop, cell
phone, security system, computer tower, MAC, PC, etc. This is the time to talk to a professional to help guide you to updating, re-
pairing, upgrading, or debugging your tech. George will provide instruction only. This is a hands-on lab.
Social Media Dates: Mondays, 5/7-21/18, 3 weeks
Instructor: Chris Turner Times: 9-11:30 am & 4-6:30 pm ET
Class Description: What’s the fuss about Twitter? Learn the secrets of successful tweeting. Is it for me? Should I be doing it? Is it
safe? What are the advantage verses disadvantages? Do you even know what Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat or Blogging is? I bet
your kids and grandkids do! This class will get you tech savvy. You’ll learn the pros and cons of Facebook. You’ll create an account
in each of these social media platforms and how to set them for your own personal settings. Most importantly, you’ll learn how to
stay safe on these platforms.
Document Sharing Dates: Mondays, 1/22-29/18, 2 weeks
Instructor: Sam Laker Times: 9-11:30 am & 4-6:30 pm ET
Class Description: Ok, everyone is talking about CLOUD, and how wonderful it is, but do you even know what it is? Come to this
class and learn how to store your data, pictures and files using CLOUD. There is a Google Drive, DropBox, Crashplan, iCloud, Mi-
crosoft One Drive (Skydrive), plus many more. Come see which one would be best for you and why you should be using Cloud Stor-
age!
Computer Classes Computer Education Institute
Wordpress - Design a Website Dates: Mondays, 3/5-4/2/18, 5 weeks
Instructor: Chris Turner Times: 9-11:30 am & 4-6:30 pm ET
Class Description: Have you ever wanted to design a web page? Well, here’s your chance. Learn all the new techniques to create a
new interactive website. We will walk you through the proper steps in design, formatting and linking your pages. Then when it is
absolutely perfect, we will walk you through publishing to the web. If you ever wanted to create your own website, this is the class
for you.
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Intro to Computer Programming using Python Language Dates: Mondays, 10/29-12/3/18, 10-12:30 & 4-6:30 pm ET
Class Description: This course introduces you to programming using the Python programming language which is one of the most
popular programming languages worldwide. The course shows you how to use your Raspberry Pi or free open-source PyScripter
IDE for Python to write basic programs using concepts such as functions, variables, If Else statements loops, and algorithms. This
course will be of great interest to all learners who would like to gain knowledge and understanding of the basic components of
computer programming using the Python language.
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Arts & Crafting
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All Classes are subject to change
SwA Inspirational Art on Canvas Dates: Fridays, 5/4-25/18, 4 weeks
Instructor: Kim Riley Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: There are some words, when you see them; they make you stop and think. Inspire, Dream, Create, Wish, Enjoy
the Journey, Life is about Creating Yourself, just to name a few. Putting them together with beautiful art is a double bonus. You
will earn how to create these inspirational pieces of art on canvas in just a few short weeks using stencils, patterned paper, and
other textured elements. Each student will have a chance to create four different canvases. One of the designs is going to be hung
in the training center.
SwA Coffee and Canvas Dates: Fridays, 4/6-27/18, 4 weeks
Instructor: Kim Riley Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: Let’s have a few hours a week to create, design and paint like nobody’s watching. The very popular Wine and
Canvas classes are all over the United State. They are popular because there is no painting experience necessary. And in a few
hours you have a painting to hang on your wall. Come and join in on the fun and learn how to shade and highlight your way to a
masterpiece.
SwA Holiday Glass Painting and Ornaments Dates: Fridays, 10/5-26/18, 4 weeks
Instructor: Kim Riley Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: In this class, Kim will teach you how to create some one-of-a-kind gifts for those special people on your Christ-
mas list. You will be using enamel paint especially made for glass. You will be able to paint personalized wine glasses with the help
of patterns. You will also design and paint ornaments. By the end of this class, you can mark some gifts off of your Christmas list!
SwA Paint and Print Christmas Cards Dates: Fridays, 11/2-9/18, 2weeks
Instructor: Kim Riley & Chris Turner Times: 9 am - 1 pm & 2 pm - 6 pm ET
Class Description: This unique class will be taught by two different instructors in two weeks. The first week you will paint a 8x10”
piece of art work on a canvas. No painting or drawing experience needed. This is yours to take home after the second week of
class. In the second week of class, you’ll have your artwork scanned into a design program. You will then personalize your Christ-
mas Cards. At the end of this class, you will have 20 printed cards to send out to your family and friends.
SwA Customized Wood Decor Dates: Thursdays, 4/5-5/3/18, 5 weeks
Instructor: Kim Wood Times: 9 am - 1 pm & 4 pm - 8 pm ET
Class Description: You will learn how to make personalized wooden signs to keep or give away to family and friends. You will learn
how to distress the wood with hammers, mallets, chains and screws. You’ll stain, paint and dry brush. You’ll also apply vinyl sten-
cil to personalize the sign. Then you’ll finish with a wax or apply a sealant for outdoor applications. You’ll make 5 signs in 5 weeks.
SwA Customized Wood Décor for the Holidays Dates: Wednesday, 11/7/18, 1 week
Instructor: Kim Wood Times: 10 am - 1 pm & 2 pm - 5 pm ET
Class Description: You will choose between making a personalized sleigh, sled or serving tray just in time for the holidays. You’ll
use the same techniques as the Customized Wood Décor class. Keep it for yourself or give it as a personalized gift.
Watercolor Painting for Everyone Dates: Thursdays, 9/20-12/13/18, 12 weeks
Instructor: Bill Cavalier Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: Students of all skill levels can learn the joys of painting with watercolors from Bill Cavalier, an award-winning
artist with 42 years of painting experience. Basic, intermediate and advanced watercolor techniques will be covered in a relaxed,
art-friendly atmosphere. Basic supplies and a quality instruction book will be provided. Join us for an enjoyable, hands-on artistic
endeavor that is fun and rewarding.
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The Crafts Jewelry 101 Dates: Thursdays, 1/4-25/18, 4 weeks
Instructor: Rhoda Jenkins, Hands in Harmony Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: In this class, you’ll learn techniques on how to assemble fashionable jewelry. It is a belief that jewelry is a major
aspect in obtaining that simple but elegant look. Let your creativeness to flow whether it is represented in a casual, elegant, bold,
simple or upscale form. You’ll use different base metals, Swarovski crystals, bali silver and seed beads. Take an outfit and add your
special touch with custom jewelry designed by you.
Blacksmithing Advanced Dates: Tues. & Thurs. 10/2-25/18 (4 weeks, 8 classes)
Instructor: Bill Conyers, Conyers Enterprise Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: Bill is offering this class to those who want to go a step further. We’ve had Blacksmithing classes for several
years. Now is you opportunity to step up your game. Come use Bill’s workshop to work on your more demanding and difficult pro-
jects. Bill will work with you step by step . Class space is limited to only 6 per session. So when you sign up, you will need to regis-
ter for what time you will attend.
Blacksmithing Tool Making Dates: Tues. & Thurs. 4/3-26/18 (4 weeks, 8 classes)
Instructor: Bill Conyers, Conyers Enterprise Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: Join us in this unique class where Bill Conyers will teach you how to make some traditional blacksmithing tools.
Whether you are new to Blacksmithing or a seasoned pro, this is a great way to use the art of blacksmithing to create the very tools
you’ll use in this craft. Registration is limited. Bill has his classes off-site at his Blacksmithing workshop. He is set up for 6 students
per class. So when you sign up, you need to register for what time you will attend . Mosaic Open Lab Dates: Tuesdays, 4/16-5/21/18, 6 weeks
Instructor: Beth Harrigan, Glass Lady Mosaic Art, LLC Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Students will choose between a concrete bench and birdbath to mosaic using beautifully colored art glass cut to the pattern or de-
sign of their choosing to create a beautiful accent piece for their yard or garden. Student will pick out a pattern or design their
own. They will learn how to cut the glass, secure it to the surface, grout and seal it. We had some professional looking projects
come out of our 2017 class!
Glass Fusing Dates: Tuesdays, 10/2-30/18, 5 weeks
Instructor: Beth Harrigan, Glass Lady Mosaic Art, LLC Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: Students will learn the science behind glass fusing. In this class they will be working on several different projects
to learn this craft. They will start with designing a 4” x 4” nightlight. After it’s fused they will then assemble it to the nightlight kit.
They will move on to making a set of coasters, finishing them with a cork bottom. The final project will be a plate or dish that they
design. This is a exciting new class , sure to fill up fast.
Glass Etching Dates: Tuesdays, 1/23-2/13/18, 4 weeks
Instructor: Jim Balina, C&C Ops Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: Glass etching is the abrading or roughening of a piece of glass in selected areas in order to produce a design. It is
a way to produce a “frosted” design on the surface of a piece of glass, but it is much more than that! It can also be used to carve a
design deep into the glass or to produce a shaded design that looks like delicate airbrushing but is permanently etched in the glass.
Using the same equipment and techniques, it is also possible to etch or carve on stone, ceramic or wood. Great Valentine’s Gift!
Leatherworking Dates: Mondays, 4/16-5/21/18, 6 weeks
Instructor: R. J. Clark, RJ Clark Studios Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4-7 pm ET (1st class only 2 hours)
A local leatherworker with over 40 years of experience, Randall Clark, will lead the class in the art of leatherworking at his studio
right down the road in New Carlisle. Students will be introduced to different types, weights and tannages of leather and their usag-
es. They’ll learn about work surfaces, tools, hardware, pattern making, basic decorating, coloring and assembling. This course is
largely hands-on. The first class is 2 hours of instruction. The next 5 classes will be three hours of hands-on.
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Build Your Own Wall Clock Dates: Tuesdays, 11/6-27/18, 4 weeks
Instructor: Jim Balina, C & C Operations Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: In this class, the student will learn how to make an antique wall clock. Students will be able to choose a finish for
their clock to make it one of a kind. Students can choose to paint, stain, distress or antique their project. You will also learn how to
install the clock mechanism. Great gift or side business!
Build Your Own BBQ Cart Dates: Tuesdays, 7/31-8/28/18, 5 weeks
Instructor: Jim Balina, C & C Operations Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: Come to class and build a versatile backyard addition for your outdoor entertaining. This outdoor work center
on wheels offers generous tiled counter space with storage for charcoal, propane, spices and grilling tools. All wood, materials,
hardware and tools will be provided.
Build Your Own Jewelry or Keepsake Box Dates: Mondays, 4/16-5/7/18, 4 weeks
Instructor: Jim Balina, C & C Operations Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: We start in this class with the students picking a pattern and deciding what type of box they would like to make.
Their box will be customized by the student choosing how they would like to finish their project. All materials will be supplied in
class. Their project will be completed by the end of this 4 week class. Great gift or side business!
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Sports Golf Club Regripping Dates: Fridays, 2/16-23/18, 2 weeks
Instructor: Gregg Geissler Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: Are you ready to change out those old grips on your golf clubs? Not sure what to do? We are offering this class
to learn how to remove old worn grips. We’ll show you how to clean them and make adjustments. Then you’ll learn how to re-
place new grips on your clubs. The best part is when you’re done with this class, you’ll be ready for a great golf season with all new
looking clubs!
Fly Fishing Dates: Thursdays, 6/7-21/18, 3 weeks
Instructor: Jay Anglin, CEI Times: 9 –11:30 am & 4 pm - 6:30 pm ET
Class Description: Have you ever wanted to learn the art of fly casting or how to do it better? Or, maybe you just want to know
more about fly fishing? We have a great opportunity to come learn more about fly fishing and fly casting. Learn about the equip-
ment and the various techniques to become a better caster and angler. This comprehensive three-week course will have you think-
ing and casting like a veteran fly fisherman in no time! Instructor Jay Anglin has been guiding and instructing fly anglers for over 20
years.
Gazebo Building Dates: Mondays, 6/4-7/9/18, 6 weeks
Instructor: Jim Balina, C & C Operations Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: Learn how to build your own beautiful gazebo and add value to your property. In this course, you will learn the
fundamentals of planning, constructing, and finishing a gazebo, with focus on safety and design. The instructor will walk you
through roof framing, deck construction, stairs and finally, assembly. Your finished project will be enjoyed for years to come at the
ICD Learning Center.
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Build Your Own Adirondack Lawn Furniture Dates: Tuesdays, 6/5-7/3/18, 5 weeks
Instructor: Jim Balina Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: This course will provide participants with the necessary skills to build and construct their own Adirondack furni-
ture. Students will be equipped to select tools, read and comprehend furniture diagrams and construct various types of lawn furni-
ture. Students will build their own Adirondack lawn chair and take home to enjoy! This is one hands-on class you don’t want to
miss!
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Technical Classes Introduction to Electricity for Heating and Air Conditioning Dates: Thurs., 2/1-4/5/18, 10 weeks
Instructor: Dennis Matney , The Education Provider Times: 9-12 pm ET & 4-7 pm ET
Class Description: Interested in learning about electricity for heating and air conditioning or just learning about electricity in gen-
eral? This 10 week introductory class will cover the concepts of electricity, how electrical circuits are constructed, using a digital
multimeter, electrical diagrams and electrical troubleshooting. Both lecture and hands-on concepts will be incorporated. No prior
electrical knowledge is required, but reading and basic math skills will be needed and there will be homework assignments to be
done outside of class. Course objectives: 1. Explanation of basic electrical concepts. 2. Demonstration and use of a digital multi-
meter. 3. Reading and understanding electrical diagrams.
Air Conditioning Service Techniques Dates: Thursdays, 5/31-7/19/18 , 8 weeks
Instructor: Dennis Matney , The Education Provider Times: 9-12 pm ET & 4-7 pm ET
Class Description: Interested in working with air conditioning servicing equipment? Or maybe you haven’t worked with air condi-
tioning equipment in some time (maybe quite some time)? This 8 week class will cover what you need to know in order to work
professionally and legally on air conditioners. Included are the basics of working with equipment, what measurements are neces-
sary to check on AC unit and how to handle refrigerant. What needs to be done to install a system? Familiar with how the electri-
cal components work in a system? These topics and more will be covered in this class. The focus of this course will not be lecture -
it will be mostly working with equipment. We will be working with refrigerant in this class so you must have 608 certification.
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Industrial Math Turn Up Dates: Tuesdays, 2/27-3/27/18, 5 weeks
Instructor: Dr. Robert Smith, Smith Educational Associates Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: Is your math more rusty than trusty? This popular course teaches technical math expectations and strategies. If
your goal is to become an industrial specialist such as MTE or MTM, this tune-up will provide practice and self-confidence. Meet
the tests of future occupational challenges. This class is a great companion to technical classes and is particularly well-geared for
electricians, but there are no prerequisites. You can brush up what you used to know and add new skills that save time and sweat.
Sign Language for Beginners Dates: Wednesdays, 1/31-2/28/18, 5 weeks
Instructor: Rhoda Jenkins, Hands in Harmony Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: This class was designed to train students how to communicate using American Sign Language. Students will have
the knowledge of basic traditional signs used by the hearing-impaired or deaf. They will learn the manual alphabet, handshape
usage, common phrases, vocabulary training, grammar and interactive vocabulary-building exercises. After class, students will be
bilingual with Sign Language becoming their second language. Signing helps communication skills, as well as self-esteem while hav-
ing fun.
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Instructor: Wendy Taddeucci Times: 9 - 11 am & 4-6 pm ET
Class Description: This is a fun, interactive presentation that focuses on three areas - Home/Life Organization, Paper Management
& Maintenance. Students will discover their goals and values. They will learn how to create systems and routines based on these
goals and discover how to eliminate the unimportant and organize what is important. They will explore Evernote, a free software
organizing program. They will learn how to sort, de-clutter and organize like a pro.
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All Classes are subject to change
How to Start & Run a Small Business Dates: Tuesdays, 1/16-2/27/18 (-2/6), 6 weeks
Instructor: Scott Williams, S. L. Williams & Assoc., Inc. Times: 9 am - 11 am EST & 5 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: Planning before starting is an important step toward operating a successful business! Many students have said
to me that they wish they would have taken a course like this BEFORE AND NOT AFTER starting their business. This is an introduc-
tory course that teaches the basics of starting ANY TYPE of business. The course will focus on licenses/permits, requirements, taxa-
tion, expenses you can deduct, insurance, banking, records to keep and legal issues. After you have taken the class, you will clearly
understand what is involved in starting a small business.
Business Planning I - Introduction to Developing a Business Plan Dates: Tuesdays, 3/13-5/15/18 (-4/3 & 5/1), 8 weeks
Instructor: Scott Williams, Scott Williams, S. L. Williams & Assoc., Inc. Times: 9 am - 11 am EST & 5 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: Planning is the key to any business venture! Learn how to evaluate your business idea. This is an introductory
course in developing a business plan that requires no previous knowledge of the business planning process. This course will pro-
vide you with the ability to learn what is involved in developing a plan for a successful business. You will learn about an operational
plan, a management plan, personnel planning, and finally a marketing and a financial plan. The business plan can be used to gauge
the feasibility of your idea, as well as, serve as a potential financing tool.
Understanding and Optimizing Your Financial Options Dates: Mon. & Tues., 4/9-24/18, 6 classes over 3 weeks
Instructor: Trish Nelson, Educational Investor Services Times: 9-12 pm & 4-7 pm ET
Class Description: We are excited to bring back this popular class from 2017 You will learn the best choices for your investment
portfolios: 401K, Roth IRA, Standard Brokerage and ESA. Learn how these accounts work. Learn how the market really works.
Learn simple strategies to build and adjust your portfolio for economic conditions. Learn about the choices and potential for gain
in your 401K and other investments: Index Funds, Sector Funds and Exchange Traded Funds.
Money for College Dates: Wednesday, 6/20/18, 1 day
Instructor: Dr. Robert Smith, Smith Educational Associates Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: Seeking scholarship for your child or grandchild? This new seminar will give you the momentum you need to
prepare for success. You will learn how to create award-winning essays. First the group will hear about the basics of seeking assis-
tance for college, including the types of financial help, the typical deadlines and some search strategies for your state’s residents.
Second, we will discuss savings for college including the government’s opportunities and how to jump smoothly through their
hoops. Then you will get online and begin an exploration of what’s currently available to you. Finally, you will have access to the
instructor’s help for six months as you pursue your search for support. An up-to-date hand book is included in this class.
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Accumulating Wealth & Generating Income Dates: Mon. & Tues., 10/15-30/18, 6 classes over 3 weeks
Instructor: Trish Nelson, Educational Investor Services Times: 9-12 om & 4-7 pm ET
Class Description: This class will cover investment strategies that will concentrate on the preservation of capital and techniques
that will generate consistent income. Topics will include dividend aristocrats, seasonality cyclical stocks, master limited partner-
ships, days of the month effect using Profunds, minimizing taxes during retirement and maximizing Social Security benefits.
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Operations Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 5 pm - 8 pm ET In
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Foundations of Investing Dates: Wednesday, 1/24/18, 10 am & 5 pm ET
Class Description: This is an educational program for people of all ages who are either new to investing or need a refresher. Partici-
pants will learn the importance of developing a strategy. They will also learn the impact of asset allocation. Plus Sarah will help
them understand the influence of inflation on their long-term goals.
Sarah Brown, Edward Jones This series of Edward Jones class are free to actives, retirees and spouses. You must still register for these
class. Each class is one hour, twice daily. Classes and dates are subject to change.
Retirement by Design Dates: Wednesday, 2/21/18, 10 am & 5 pm ET
Class Description: Sarah is bringing this popular class back to the ICD. This class illustrates how you translate your vision for retire-
ment into tangible goals. Whether you are 10 or 40 years from retirement, you will learn investment strategies to help design the
retirement you want. You’ll also learn how to add flexibility to your strategy for help handling unexpected events and stay on
track.
Healthcare & Your Retirement + Social Security, Your Questions Answered Dates: Wednesday, 3/28/18, 10 am & 5 pm ET
Class Description: Sarah is offering two programs in this one hour class. The first class on healthcare is an educational program that
addresses what steps investors should take to prepare for health care costs to help ensure their retirement savings stay healthy.
Social security workshop is designed for people nearing retirement, ages 55 and up who have questions about social security. She
will answer how does social security fit into my retirement income plan? When should I start taking benefits? What about taxes?
Retirement: Making Your Money Last Dates: Wednesday, 6/20/18, 10 am & 5 pm ET
Class Description: This class focuses on those who are 10 years or less from retirement. They will learn the considerations and
trade-offs when developing a withdrawal strategy—working longer, spending less and delaying social security. Find ways to plan
for the unexpected and expected.
College: Getting There to Here Dates: Wednesday, 5/2//18, 10 am & 5 pm ET
Class Description: In this class, students will go over questions to consider as you establish a college savings goal. You learn saving
strategies to help you reach your goal. Sarah will go over the features and benefits of the 529 college savings plans.
Put Your Retirement Plan to Work Dates: Wednesday, 4/18/18, 10 am & 5 pm ET
Class Description: Learn the importance of saving for retirement and enrolling in your employer’s retirement pan. Learn the im-
portance of saving for retirement now, how to save through employer-sponsored plans and other tax-advantaged options for build-
ing retirement savings.
Rules of the Road Dates: Wednesday, 9/5/18, 10 am & 5 pm ET
Class Description: In this class you’ll be taught fundamental concepts of investing and potential strategies to help build wealth.
This class is for all ages.
Bring Balance to Your Budget Dates: Wednesday, 10/24/18, 10 am & 5 pm ET
Class Description: This popular class is back! In this class you’ll learn how to set personal financial goals. You’ll learn how to bal-
ance savings, spending and borrowing to achieve goals. This class is open and encouraged for all ages. Learn strategies for con-
trolling debit and improving your credit scores. Learn practical savings options for now through retirement.
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Home and Garden
Tailgating & Camping Cooking Class Dates: Thursdays, 8/23-9/20/18, 4 weeks
Instructor: Jeff Berghoff, C&C Ops. Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: In this tailgating class you will learn how to make numerous breakfast/brunch items such as homemade hash
browns, stuffed French toast, grilled fruit and waffles, and of course wonderful bacon. You will also learn to make grilled balsamic
glazed flank steak, fajitas, tacos, chili, and your standard hamburgers and hot dogs with kicked up sauces. Plus you can use your
Dutch oven right on the burners to make all your favorite recipes without messing with charcoal. Besides cooked foods, we will
cover numerous side dishes, appetizers, desserts, and dips which pair well with tailgating. Bon appetite!
Sourdough Bread Date: Friday, 2/9/2018, 1 day
Instructor: Karren Coplan, Wayside Depot Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: This class will concentrate on sourdough bread and start with our own sourdough starter. You will make and
knead dough and set it to rise. You will also make sourdough pancakes while it’s rising and a quick pita bread. Our ICD kitchen is
very small. We can have only 6 sign up per session so the sooner you sign up the better!
Canning 103 Date: Wednesday, 8/8/18, 1 day
Instructor: Karren Coplan, Wayside Depot Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: Karren introduced us to canning in 2016. She is back for another canning class making corn relish and bread and
butter pickles. She will be using the same Ball Canning Book. You do not need to have attended either of her first two canning clas-
ses to take this one. There is very limited seating though. She can have 6 per session so if you are interested, you should sign up as
soon as possible. She will be making one unlisted surprise item that is sure to please your palate!
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Instructor: Karren Coplan, Wayside Depot Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: Karren Coplan is a seasoned Master Gardener. She has set up this class as a series of half hour classes on a basic
gardening topic with a break for discussion in between. Students will learn basic lawn care, vegetable gardening and planning a
garden. Students may identify and remove all weeds from the ICD property. (lol)
Beginning Gardening Fall Dates: Wednesdays, 9/12/18, 1 day
Instructor: Karren Coplan, Wayside Depot Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: Karren will be back in the fall to focus on closing down the garden/yard work for the season. Again this class will
be broken up into half hour separate talks on different aspects of gardening with time in between for discussion. Topics will in-
clude pruning, lawn care, garden clean-up, caring for gardening tools and fall crops to plant for a late harvest.
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Instructor: Ed Neve Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: In this class, students will learn the science and art of making pizzeria style pizza at home. Upon completion of
the three hour class, they’ll learn how to make proper pizza dough. They’ll learn when the dough is ready for the oven. They’ll also
learn what tools are necessary to construct a pizza. (How to get the uncooked pizza from the counter to the oven.) The first part of
the class the students will learn how to make the dough. What type of flour to use, the proper water temperature, etc. The sec-
ond part of the class, the class will actually construct and bake a pizza. Limited to 6 students per session due to small kitchen size.
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Learning to Cook with a Pressure Cooker Dates: Thursdays, 4/19-5/10/18, 4 weeks
Instructor: Jeff Berghoff, C & C Ops Times: 9 am - 12 pm & 4 pm - 7 pm ET
Class Description: Come to class and learn how to use all the features in this one pot cooking. This pressure cooker can slow cook,
be used for canning, cook rice, sauté and brown foods, steam foods and keep food warm. These new models are completely safe!
This all-in-one pot will take the place of several appliances in your kitchen.
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Days Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
1/1-5 Bike Basics Jewelry
1/8-12 Bike Basics Jewelry
1/15-19 Small Business Bike Basics Jewelry Computer Lab
1/22-26 Document Sharing, Floor
Installation
Small Business, Glass Etching Bike Basics, Foundations of
Investing
Jewelry, Pizza 101
1/29-2/2 Document Sharing, Floor
Installation
Small Business, Glass Etching Bike Basics, Sign Language Intro Electric Heat/A/C
2/5-9 Floor Installation, Fire sticks Glass Etching Bike Basics, Sign Language Intro Electric Heat/A/C Sourdough Bread
2/12-16 Floor Installation, Fire sticks Small Business, Glass Etching Sign Language Intro Electric Heat/A/C
2/19-23 Floor Installation, Fire sticks Small Business Sign Language, Advanced
Bike, Retirement by Design
Intro Electric Heat/A/C Computer Lab, Golf Club
Regrip
2/26-3/2 Small Business, Industrial
Math
Sign Language, Advanced
Bike,
Intro Electric Heat/A/C Golf Club Regrip
3/5-9 Website Industrial Math Advanced Bike Intro Electric Heat/A/C Beginning Gardening
3/12-16 Website Business Plan, Industrial
Math
Advanced Bike Intro Electric Heat/A/C
3/19-23 Website Business Plan, Industrial
Math
Advanced Bike, Get Orga-
nized
Intro Electric Heat/A/C Computer Lab
3/26-30 Website Business Plan, Industrial
Math
Advanced Bike, Heath Care
& Social Security
Intro Electric Heat/A/C GOOD FRIDAY
4/2-6 NP Spring Break Website Blacksmithing Tools Intro Electric Heat/A/C,
Blacksmithing Tools, Board
and Brush
Coffee & Canvas
4/9-13 Android, Investment Business Plan, Blacksmithing
Tools, Investment
Board and Brush, Black-
smithing Tools
Coffee & Canvas, Computer
Lab
4/16-20 Leatherwork, Android, Mosa-
ic, Jewelry Box, Investment
Auto Heat/Cool, Business
Plan, Blacksmithing Tools,
Investment
Put Your Retirement to
Work
Board & Brush, Blacksmith-
ing Tools, Pressure Cooker
Coffee & Canvas
4/23-27 Leatherwork, Android, Mosa-
ic, Jewelry Box, Investment
Auto Heat/Cool, Business
Plan, Blacksmithing Tools,
Investment
Board & Brush, Blacksmith-
ing Tools, Pressure Cooker
Coffee & Canvas, Cut the
Cable
4/30-5/4 Leatherwork, Jewelry Box,
Mosaic
Auto Head/Cool, Business
Plan
Motorcycle Repair, Saving
for College
Board & Brush, Pressure
Cooker
Art on Canvas
5/7-11 Leatherwork, Jewelry Box,
Mosaic, Social Media
Auto Heat/Cool, Business
Plan
Motorcycle Repair Small Engine Repair, Pres-
sure Cooker
Art on Canvas
5/14-18 Leatherwork, Mosaic, Social
Media
Auto Heat/Cool Motorcycle Repair Small Engine Repair Art on Canvas
5/21-25 Leatherwork, Mosaic, Social
Media
Motorcycle Repair Small Engine Repair Art on Canvas
5/28-6/1 Memorial Day Motorcycle Repair Small Engine Repair, A/C
Conditioning
Computer Lab
6/4-8 Gazebo Adirondack Chair Small Engine Repair, Fly
Fishing, A/C Conditioning
6/11-15 Gazebo Adirondack Chair Small Engine Repair, A/C
Conditioning, Fly Fishing
6/18-22 Gazebo, Kodi Updates Adirondack Chair Money for College, Make
Money Last
Small Engine Repair, A/C
Conditioning, Fly Fishing
6/25-29 Kodi Updates, Gazebo Adirondack Chair Small Engine Repair, A/C
Conditioning
Learning Opportunities Week
Days Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
7/2-6 Gazebo Adirondack Chair 4th July - ICD Closed A/C Conditioning
7/9-13 Gazebo A/C Conditioning
7/16-20 A/C Conditioning
7/23-27 A/C Conditioning
7/30-8/3 BBQ Cart
8/6-10 BBQ Cart Canning 103
8/13-17 BBQ Cart
8/20-24 BBQ Cart Tailgate Cooking Computer Lab
8/27-31 BBQ Cart Tailgate Cooking
9/3-7 Labor Day - ICD Closed Rules of the Road Tailgate Cooking Raspberry Pi 3
9/10-14 Sublimation Fall Gardening Tailgate Cooking Raspberry Pi 3
9/17-21 Sublimation Art Raspberry Pi 3
9/24-28 Sublimation Art Computer Lab
10/1-5 Glass Fusing, Blacksmith-
ing Advanced
Art, Blacksmithing Ad-
vanced
Glass Painting
10/8-12 Chair Caning Glass Fusing, Blacksmith-
ing Advanced
Art, Blacksmithing Ad-
vanced
Glass Painting
10/15-19 Chair Caning, Advanced
Investing
Glass Fusing, Blacksmith-
ing Advanced, Advanced
Investing
Art, Blacksmithing Ad-
vanced
Glass Painting
10/22-26 Chair Caning, Advanced
Investing
Glass Fusing, Blacksmith-
ing Advanced, Advanced
Investing
Balance Your Budget Art, Blacksmithing Ad-
vanced
Glass Painting. Comput-
er Open Lab
10/29-11/2 Chair Caning, Advanced
Investing, Computer
Programming
Glass Fusing, Advanced
Investing
Art Paint & Print Christmas
Cards
11/5-9 Kitchen & Bath Tile,
Computer Programming
Wall Clock Holiday Wood Art Art Paint & Print Christmas
Cards
11/12-16 Kitchen & Bath Tile,
Computer Programming
Wall Clock Art
11/19-23 Kitchen & Bath Tile Wall Clock Thanksgiving - ICD
Closed
ICD Closed
11/26-30 Kitchen & Bath Tile,
Computer Programming
Wall Clock Art
12/3-7 Computer Programming Art Holiday Open House
12/10-14 Art
12/17-21
12/24-28 Closed All Week For Holiday
12/31 Still Closed For The Holidays
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