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Swimming pp 14-16

Ballet for KidsClass focusing on the physical mechanics of ballet including basic position, steps and discipline. Reap the benefits that ballet classes can bring self-confidence, friendships, self-discipline, and the joy of movement. These can be used as a springboard to learn new skills. No class July 15.

Ages 3-4 years1111 Fee: $55 Sandy FetherolfJune 17-July 22 5 Saturdays 10:00 AM-11:00 AM Ages 3-4 years2222 Fee: $55 Sandy FetherolfJune 17-July 22 5 Saturdays 11:00 AM-12:00 PM Ages 5-7 years3333 Fee: $55 Sandy FetherolfJune 17-July 22 5 Saturdays 12:00 PM-1:00 PM

Ages 3-4 years

First!Find a class that interests

you.

Signing up is easy.But just to be sure, see this handy guide.

Here’s the Title.A good class identifier.

This is the class ID...It will help our staff help you.

Some of these classes are offered to different ages or experiences.

Onlinecommunityservices.lacitycollege.edu

Phone323.953.4000 ext. 2651

In PersonAdministration Building 112 (AD 112)/

Economic Workforce Development Building 501 (EWD 501)

Community Services Hours of Operation

Monday - Friday 12pm-7pm Saturday 8am-3pm

“Where’s my class?”Room locations should be on your

confirmation. If not, please provide a valid local phone and email when signing up. We’ll contact you up to one day before

class. We appreciate your patience as the college completes renovation.

Also, double check for any materials or off-campus locations.

If you attend 90% of the class hours, you may purchase anAwar d o f C omp le t i o n ($10) indicating your attendance and satisfactory completion of the class or offering. Remember, our classes are not-for-credit.

Choose carefully! Our whole program is supported by student fees. Because of this, all requests for refunds must be done more than two days before the start of class either through email or in person and are subject to a $10 cancellation/processing fee. Sign up early, grab your spot, and help us ensure your class is secured!

Save your receipt &

confirmation!

To register a child student online, please create a “household” profile with the adult as primary and the child as a “youth member” (Please include child’s date of birth).

We also take cash! No checks. Sorry.Parking permits can be yours for $10.

We accept Debit & Credit

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It’s time to

register!

Finally!Enjoy your class!

Keeping the LA Promise to Educate Our Community!Welcome to the Los Angeles City College Community Services Program! As

president, we are working to ensure that our students receive a quality education and the community receive quality fee-based classes.

Through the LACC Community Services Program, you can learn new skills, meet new friends, develop hobbies, and participate in recreational and special interest classes. These classes are designed with you in mind, conveniently scheduled, low cost with easy enrollment and are taught by talented professionals in their respective fields.

This Summer 2017, LACC Community Services is again offering exiting day camps and classes for kids including our Cub Camp, Swim Camp and STrEaM Academy. We also are excited to offer Pottery classes on-campus and in Eagle Rock.

So, take the opportunity to look through this LACC Community Services schedule and join the many classes that are offered. It’s also a great opportunity to learn something new, have a great time, and make new friends.

Remember, Los Angeles City College Community Services is working hard to keep the promise to educate our community.

Yours in Student Success,

Reneè D. Martinez, President, Los Angeles City College

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Los Angeles City College (USPS Publication Num-ber 8100) Volume 5 issue 2 is published 4 times per year (February - April - August - December) by Los Angeles City College Office of Advertising & Public Relations, 855 N. Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90029, PERIODICAL Postage Prices paid at Los An-geles CA, and at additional mailing offices.POSTMASTER: Send address corrections to Los Angeles City College, Community Services Depart-ment, 855 N. Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90029.

Los Angeles City College AdministrationReneè D. Martinez, PresidentDr. Daniel Walden, VP, Academic AffairsDr. Regina Smith, VP, Student ServicesDr. John al-Amin, VP, Administrative ServicesDr. Adriene “Alex” Davis, Dean, Economic Development, Workforce Education, Community ServicesDr. Randy Anderson, Dean, Office of Special ServicesDr. Thelma Day, Dean, Academic AffairsAnil K. Jain, Assoc VP, Administrative Services Allison Jones, Dean, Academic AffairsVacant, Dean, EnrollmentDr. Anna Badalyan, Dean Institutional EffectivenessCarol Kozeracki, Dean, Academic AffairsFelicia Duenas, Dean, Strategic Program Support & Resources DevelopmentAlen Andriassian, Associate Dean, Student LifeJeanette Magee, Dean, EOP&S/CARE, CalWorks/TRIO/Upward BoundDr. Jeremy Villar, Dean, Financial AidFabiola Mora, Asstant Dean of Academic & Career PathwaysAngelica Ramirez, Dean, Academic Affairs - Non-Credit

LACC Community ServicesDrew Yamanishi, Program ManagerLance Zakabi, Community Services Aide855 N Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90029Administration Building 112 (Service Window) & Economic Workforce Development Bldg. 501323.953.4000 ext. [email protected]

Board of TrusteesScott J. Svonkin, President

Sydney K. Kamlager, First Vice PresidentMike Fong, Second Vice President

Mike EngAndra Hoffman

Ernest H. MorenoNancy Pearlman

Alexa Victoriano, Student Trustee

Los Angeles Community College District Administration

Dr. Francisco C. Rodriguez, ChancellorDr. Adriana D. Barrera, Deputy Chancellor

Dr. Robert B. Miller, Vice Chancellor of Finance and Resource DevelopmentDr. Ryan M. Cornner, Vice Chancellor, Educational Programs & Institutional

EffectivenessDr. Albert Román, Vice Chancellor, Human

ResourcesDr. Kevin D. Jeter, Interim General Counsel

James D. O’Reilly, Chief Facilities Executive

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Bird WEB SPECIALRegister online before May 29th and receive $5 off!Promo Code: CUBS17online, self-registration only.

Welcome toOur Mission:To provide a wide array of student and community-supported classes, workshops, seminars, excursions, recreational and other offerings to all members of the community. We aim to contribute to the physical, mental, moral, economic and civic development of our surrounding community and in doing so, foster a sense of community and neighborhood.

Community Services is operated exclusively by the funds we raise from our operations - that means you, our students! We sincerely hope you find something interesting, informative and fun with us and we look forward to seeing you. Have a happy and safe summer!

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College for Kids - Cub CampsCub Camp ...........................................................................................7STrEaM Academy ..........................................................................7Swim Camp .......................................................................................7

College for Kids - ClassesBallet for Kids ...................................................................................2STrEaM Youth Academy .............................................................7Swim Camp .......................................................................................7Cub Camp ...........................................................................................7Ballet for Kids ...................................................................................8My First Dance Class ....................................................................8KinderGym ........................................................................................8Gymnastics for Kids ......................................................................8Dancing for Kids ............................................................................8Judo for Kids ....................................................................................8Drums for Teens & Adults ...........................................................9Piano/Keyboarding for Young People ..................................9Singing for Children .....................................................................9Guitar for Young People ...............................................................9Fun with ABC’s ..............................................................................10Reading & Study Skills ...............................................................10Grammar & Spelling Workshop .............................................10Math Success for Kids ................................................................11Junior Lifeguard ............................................................................11Photography for Kids ...................................................................11Cardboard Boat Race ....................................................................11Arts & Crafts for Kids ..................................................................12Acting Technique For Young People)..................................12Painting with Watercolors for Young People ...................12Drawing for Young People .......................................................12

Spanish for Kids............................................................................12Youth Soccer Clinic .....................................................................13Face Painting .................................................................................13Street Art: Hip Hop Art Workshop ........................................13Tennis Program for Kids ...........................................................13Face Painting: Day of the Dead ...............................................13

SwimmingFamily Group Lessons ..............................................................14Mommy & Me .................................................................................14KIDS Learn-to-Swim Group Lessons ..................................14Private Swim Lessons ................................................................15Junior Lifeguard ...........................................................................15Kids Advanced Swim .................................................................15Adults Learn-to-Swim Group ..................................................16Private Swim Lessons ................................................................16Senior Splash! ................................................................................16Aqua Fitness: Aerobic Burn .....................................................16Lap Swimming ..............................................................................16

Activity & Healthy LivingMuay Thai/Thai Boxing.............................................................17Quick & Dirty Self Defense .......................................................17Salsa Dance .....................................................................................17Bellydance as a Workout ...........................................................17Pilates Mat Class ..........................................................................18Yoga Basics .....................................................................................18Tai Chi Chuan .................................................................................18Tennis Program .............................................................................18Tennis Program: Drop-In ...........................................................18Badminton Clinic .........................................................................18

Career - HealthcarePharmacy Technician: ...............................................................19PTCB Exam Preparation ............................................................19L.A. County/ServSafe Food Handlers Cert ....................... 20CPR Certification ......................................................................... 20How to Start a Medical Billing Service .............................. 20Medical Terminology ................................................................. 20Medical Coding & ICD-10/CPT-4 ........................................... 20

Career - BusinessApartment Management ..........................................................21Create Your Own Import/Export Business .......................21How to Legally Start a Business in LA ................................21Acting for Film and T.V. ........................................................... 22Career Development for the Working Actor .................... 22Comedy Store Stand-Up Workshop .................................... 22Off-the-Cuff Comedy Improv ................................................. 22Bookkeeping/Accounting ........................................................23QuickBooks Fundamentals .....................................................23Homebuyer Education Workshop ........................................23Auto Wholesale Business from Home ................................23E-Publishing & Self-Publishing ............................................ 24Eliminate Clutter in Your Home and Office ..................... 24Professional Speaking for the Clueless ............................. 24Moneymaking Using Your Computer ................................ 24Become A Notary Public ..........................................................24Notary Loan Signing Seminar ............................................... 24

DIY & Home ImprovementSquare Foot Gardening ..............................................................25The Complete Organic Garden ...............................................25Potted Gardening ..........................................................................25

Computers & PhotographyComputers for Beginners Series .......................................... 26Adobe Photoshop for Windows - BYOL ............................. 26Microsoft Excel for Windows ................................................. 26Maximize your DSLR/ILC ........................................................ 27City Sights: Street Photography ............................................ 27Shooting Video with Your HDSLR ....................................... 27City Lights: Night Photography ............................................ 27Digital Video Editing - BYOL .................................................. 27

MusicDrums for Teens & Adults ........................................................ 28Singer’s Workshop ...................................................................... 28Guitar for Young People ............................................................ 28Piano/Keyboarding for Adults .............................................. 28Guitar Made Easy ........................................................................ 28Piano/Keyboarding for Young People ................................ 28Ukulele- The Easy Way ............................................................. 28LACC Community Services provides content, information and policies which is frequently updated and improved upon. New content will be added on an ongoing basis. Although we attempt to keep information as accurate as possible, this accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Please visit communityservices.lacitycollege.edu for the most up-to-date information. All parties providing information in the Community Services publications warrant that the copying, distribution and use of such materials will not violate any other party's proprietary rights. The seals and logos of Los Angeles City College are copyrighted and may not be used in electronic or written publications without the express permission of Los Angeles City College.Los Angeles City College and the Los Angeles Community College District do not necessarily endorse products, organizations, ideas, or opinions offered by individuals and business entities in this publication or with whom LACC Community Services has a contractual relationship.

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Arts & CraftsSpecial Effects Makeup ............................................................ 29Face Painting ................................................................................ 29Fashion Pattern Making ......................................................... 29Makeup Artistry 101 ................................................................... 30Face Painting: Day of the Dead .............................................. 30Street Art: Hip Hop Art Workshop ....................................... 30Draw Comic Book & Cartoon Characters .......................... 30Sewing Made Easy .......................................................................31Jewelry Making: Wire Wrapping ...........................................31Painting with Watercolors ......................................................31Drawing for Everyone ................................................................31Painting with Acrylics ..............................................................31Makeup Artistry: for Teens ......................................................31Ikebana ..............................................................................................32Pottery Making: Utsuwa Japanese Ceramics .................32Pottery Making ..............................................................................32Sushi Making .................................................................................32Floral Design...................................................................................32

Classes in NE LASewing Made Easy at VDK .......................................................31

Food & LanguagesBarista Training for Beginners ...............................................32Cooking Basics ..............................................................................33French Conversation and Pronunciation......................... 34Spanish Conversation and Pronunciation ...................... 34Chinese/Mandarin Conversation & Pronunciation ..... 34GED Preparation Workshop .....................................................35ESL Intensive I ...............................................................................35Accent Reduction .........................................................................35

Clases en EspañolDecoración de Pasteles ..............................................................35Jabones de Glicerina ..................................................................35Curso de CPR Certificado ..........................................................35Diseños Florales ............................................................................35Gelatinas Florales .........................................................................35

Online Classes .............................................36-38

FREE ClassesLACC Noncredit Success Academies...........................39-44

No classes Tuesday, July 4 | communityservices.lacitycollege.edu | 323.953.4000 ext. 2651 No classes Tuesday, July 4 | communityservices.lacitycollege.edu | 323.953.4000 ext. 2651

NOTE: No classes Tuesday, July 4

Bring-a-Friend SPECIALRegister for the same class with one or more friends and get 10% off your total!Same transaction, in-person or via phone only. Does not apply to Career & Professional Development classes.

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College for KIDS - Cub Camps

No classes Tuesday, July 4 | communityservices.lacitycollege.edu | 323.953.4000 ext. 2651

College for KIDS - Cub Camps

SUMMER DAY CAMPS

For All day-camps:• FREE Lunch - for all persons ages 1-18, a community services of LACC the State of

California and courtesy of the California Sunrise Foundation. Served Monday-Thursday, June 19-July 28, 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

• Family Discount: Save 15% off your total when you sign up 2 or more siblings• 2:00-3:00 p.m. optional free swimming included with day camp registration.• Friday, July 21 - Cardboard Boat Race for all camp participants. (see page 10)• All camps 9:00-2:00 p.m. Mon-Fri Dropoff 8:30 a.m., Pickup between 2:00-3:00 p.m. • Saturday, May 20, 12:00-2:00 p.m. Parent/Guardian Orientation & Info Session for day camps.• NEW for 2017: FREE optional Judo for Kids from 8:00-9:00 a.m. included with camp registration• Late-pickup 3:00-6:00 p.m. M-F for an additional $75/week

Cub CampOur original and most popular day-camp!Weekly day camp with a mix of activities, academics and fun, includes American Red Cross Swimming Lessons (Levels 1-6), Spanish for Kids and more! (For students age 5+)Camp meets Monday - Friday 9:00 AM-3:00 PM *No class July 4.

Week #1 Week #2 Week #3 Week #4 Week #5 Week #6 June 19 June 26 July 3 July 10 July 17 July 24 -June 23 -June 30 -July 7* -July 14 -July 21 -July 28 Fee: $149 per week

NEWAbout STrEaM (Science, Technology, reading, Engineering, arts, Mathematics)...Beginning in the Summer of 2013, STrEaM has evolved to become one of the centerpieces of our Cub Camps, and a showcase for

LACC’s cutting-edge programs & departments. STrEaM combines experiences in the Performing Arts and Cinema with STEM activities to reveal how these subjects depend upon each other for our 21st century world - smartphones, video games, TV, the internet


Play Learn and Grow..Together

Together, Coaches Sung

and Lee bring decades

of competitive swim and

coaching experience.

Coach Sung is a former

South Korean Olympian

and set numerous Korean

national swim records.

Your child’s journey to higher education begins at LACC! The urban day camp experience is one we’ve designed to allow children the opportunity to exlore their world, develop skills and stay active in the summer - all at a real college, engaging with real students, faculty and staff.This summer, we have 3 camp options sure to appeal to your budding scientist, artist, athlete and many others.Please call or attend our May 20 Info Session for all the details.

STrEaM Youth AcademyLACC’s innovative program designed to ignite youth interest in the STEM subjects and to learn how literacy and an artistic mind-set are integral to the high-tech careers of the future.A collaborative effort between Community Services, and the LACC departments of Cinema/TV, Astronomy/Physics and the STEM Academy, STrEaM 2017 will give students a unique opportunity to explore physics, movement, art and more through the lens of cinema and engineering. Students will undertake a fun and daunting engineering challenge while producing a video project!Takes place on-campus with exposure to various college facilities, departments and faculty/staff.For students entering 1st through 12th grade. Friday, bring-your-own lunch.Special Culmination event Saturday, July 15

Swim CampSummer 2017 brings our competitive swim program coaches, Albert Min Sung and Seungki Lee of Rapids Swim Club to LACC’s summer day camp experience! Students in this camp will gain training and instruction in the 4 competitive swim strokes - freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke and butterfly - and will learn competitive technique and strategy. It’s also a world-class conditioning and exercise experience for athletes of all kinds.Students not yet ready for the Pre-Competitve level are encouraged to sign up for Cub Camp where American Red Cross swimming lessons are included. Students completing 3 weeks of Swim Camp should be fully prepared to try out for our year-round Competitive Swim Program with Rapids Swim Club (see page 15) or other competitive programs. Special guest appearances sure to excite aquatics fanatics!Schedule & Pricing Options:• Full Day: $199/week or $499 for 3 weeks Combines with Cub Camp in morning through Lunch, M-Th Choose between: 12:30-2:00 p.m. with Cub Campers or 12:30-2:30 p.m. M-F, Junior Lifeguard for an additional $25 ($99 value) Fridays: Fun Activities 9:00-12:00, BYO Lunch and Spanish for Kids 12:00-3:00• Swim-Only: $199 for 3 weeks, M-Th only Drop off at pool @10:30, pick up at Student Union after lunch @ 12:30NOTE: Students may choose to participate in our Cub Camp or STrEaM Academy day camps when not swimming with Swim Camp in the morning, or may participate in Gymnastics for Kids. Call for details.Space is limited! For students age 6-17 subject to swim test No class July 4. Students should bring: dry towel, change of clothes, swimsuit (no board shorts or 2-pieces), flip-flops/shower shoes, change of clothes and waterproof sunblock. Swim testing any day, M-F from 4:00-6:30 p.m. Please call.Camp Session A Albert Min Sung & Seungki LeeJune 19-July 7 Monday-Friday 9:00 AM-2:00 PM

Camp Session B Albert Min Sung & Seungki LeeJuly 10-July 28 Monday-Friday 9:00 AM-2:00 PM

Full Day Option Fee: $199 per week or $499 for 3 weeksSwim-Only Option Fee: $199 for 3 weeksOptional Junior Lifeguard Fee: $99 Swim Camp Special Price: $25 (see page 15)

Learn

to swim this

summer!

No class July 4. Linda Beal June 19-July 14 4 Mon-Fri 9:00 AM-2:00 PM

Fee: $199 per week or $699 for 4 weeks SAVE $97 on all 4 weeks!

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College for KIDS | Music & Movement Classes

Ballet for KidsClass focusing on the physical mechanics of ballet including basic position, steps and discipline. Reap the benefits that ballet classes can bring self-confidence, friendships, self-discipline, and the joy of movement. These can be used as a springboard to learn new skills. No class July 15.Fee: $555097 Ages 3-4 years Sandy Fetherolf June 17-July 22 5 Saturdays 10:00 AM-11:00 AM

5098 Ages 3-4 years Sandy Fetherolf June 17-July 22 5 Saturdays 11:00 AM-12:00 PM

5099 Ages 5-7 years Sandy Fetherolf June 17-July 22 5 Saturdays 12:00 PM-1:00 PM

5100 Ages 3-4 years Sandy Fetherolf July 29-Aug 26 5 Saturdays 10:00 AM-11:00 AM

5101 Ages 3-4 years Sandy Fetherolf July 29-Aug 26 5 Saturdays 11:00 AM-12:00 PM

5102 Ages 5-7 years Sandy Fetherolf July 29-Aug 26 5 Saturdays 12:00 PM-1:00 PM

Space

is limited so

sign up early,

grab your

spot.

Gymnastics for Kids (ages 5-12)Have fun tumbling, running, doing song/dance and motor skill exercises. These fun activities will help to build proper body coordination, growth development and encourage a stronger confidence. Parent participation is recommended. No class July 4 & 15.

5123 Fee: $55 Jojo AguilarJune 17-July 22 5 Saturdays 3:00 PM-4:00 PM

5124 Fee: $55 Jojo AguilarJuly 29-Aug 26 5 Saturdays 3:00 PM-4:00 PM

NEW - Weekday Mornings:June 19-Jul 27 Fee: $45/week Jojo AguilarMon-Thu 9:00 AM-10:00 AMMon-Thu 10:00 AM-11:00 AM

KinderGym (Ages 2-4)Enjoy an hour of fun and exercise. Games, songs, and motor skill activities will help your child develop coordination, confidence, and physical fitness. Parent participation is required. No class July 4 & 15.



NEW - Weekday Mornings:5153-59 Fee: $45/week Jojo AguilarJune 19-Jul 27 Mon-Thu 11:00 AM-12:00 PM

My First Dance Class (Ages 3-5)Shake your tail feather! Let your little one begin to develop coordination, rhythm, technique, cut loose and have fun!

Parent/Guardian please attend.5168 Fee: $55 Shannon GriggsJune 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 9:45 AM-10:45 AM

5169 Fee: $55 Shannon GriggsJuly 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 9:45 AM-10:45 AM


Youth Hip Hop (Ages 12-18)Hip Hop dance choreography and techniques from break dance, krumping, pop and lock, grooving, the latest dance moves and free-style. Students should wear comfortable clothing that they can move in. No Jeans, sandals, or boots. Wear gym or dance attire.

5140 Fee: $55 Shannon Griggs June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 12:00 PM-1:00 PM

5141 Fee: $55 Shannon Griggs July 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 12:00 PM-1:00 PM

Judo for Kids (Ages 6-17)This is a traditional Japanese martial arts class specializing in throws and takedowns, it will help kids develop coordination, self confidence and agility. No class July 4 & 15.



NEW - Weekday Mornings:5144-50 Fee: $55 Jojo AguilarJune 19-July 28 Mon-Fri 8:00 AM-9:00 AM

Dancing for Kids (Ages 7-12)This class will be a fusion of dance styles and technique in hip hop, jazz, and cultural styles. No experience needed, wear comfortable clothes and tennis shoes. 5104 Fee: $55 Shannon GriggsJune 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 11:00 AM-12:00 PM

5105 Fee: $55 Shannon GriggsJuly 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 11:00 AM-12:00 PM

College for Kids | Music & Movement Classes


Piano/Keyboarding for Young People (Ages 8-17)Learn the correct fundamentals in playing the piano: Topics covered: Development in finger coordination, critical sense of listening; notations in pitch and rhythm; discipline in good practice habits with an appreciation of music. Required: Bring your own keyboard. Beginning5121 Fee: $55 | Materials: $5 Anthony BarayJune 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 9:30 AM-10:30 AM

Beginning5122 Fee: $55 | Materials: $5 Anthony BarayJuly 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 9:30 AM-10:30 AM

Guitar for Young People (Ages 9-17)Discover the true and fun way to play the guitar. This class will teach proper finger coordination, how to tune your guitar, and reading basic music notes. Have fun while learning how to play this wonderful instrument. Required: Bring your own guitar.

5119 Fee: $55 | Materials: $5 Anthony BarayJune 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 12:00 PM-1:30 PM

5120 Fee: $55 | Materials: $5 Anthony BarayJuly 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 12:00 PM-1:30 PM

Singing for Children Learn proper vocal and breathing techniques to strengthen and bring out a your child’s full singing potential and develop confidence for any musical setting. Topics may include basic ear training, scales, vowels, and learning simple melodies. Each child will perform solo and in a group.

5178 Ages 5-10 Fee: $59 Linda Stevens June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM

5179 Ages 11-15 Fee: $59 Linda Stevens June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM

Hawaiian Dance: Mommy & Me (Ages 3 and up)Get ready for an exciting and fun-filled experience learning a true Polynesian dance art that has been passed on from generation to generation. Students will be introduced to the various dances and culture of the Pacific isles with emphasis on the basics in Hawaiian hula (dance). Students will interpret songs and perform dances from Hawaii, Tahiti, Samoa, New Zealand, and Tonga. Hawaiian dance clothing is optional and always welcome. Price includes both child and adult.

5139 Fee: $55 Okima Kapaku, DMAJuly 15-Aug 12 5 Saturdays 12:30 PM-1:30 PM

Drums for Teens & Adults (Ages 12+)Have you ever wanted to play the beat to your favorite song, jam with a band or rock out with the music on your phone, CDs and/or MP3 player? We will explore the basics of rhythm and you will learn to play Rock, Pop, Hip Hop, Dance, R&B, Blues and many other music styles on the drums. Bring in your favorite songs! Instructor will provide drum set. Ages 12+. Please bring drum sticks and practice pad, available at Sam Ash, Guitar Center or any major music store.No Class July 29.

5249 Beginning Fee: $65 Dan Hegarty July 8-Aug 12 5 Saturdays 1:00 PM-3:00 PM 5250 Intermediate Fee: $75 Dan Hegarty July 8-Aug 12 5 Saturdays 3:00 PM-5:00 PM

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College for KIDS - Literacy Classes

Grammar & Spelling WorkshopThis class will help students improve on their writing, through development and practice with grammar, writing skills, comphrehension and vocaulary skills. Students will concentrate on specific problem areas they are having with classroom assignments and homework. Homework assignments will be given. Children are welcome to bring their school books and classroom writing questions. Grades 3-4 5113 Fee: $49 | Materials: $11 Brian KingJune 21-July 19 5 Wednesdays 4:00 PM-5:00 PM Grades 5-65114 Fee: $49 | Materials: $11 Brian KingJune 21-July 19 5 Wednesdays 5:00 PM-6:00 PM

Grades 3-45115 Fee: $49 | Materials: $11 Terri Hammer June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 10:00-11:00 AM

Grades 5-65116 Fee: $49 | Materials: $11 Terri HammerJune 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 12:00-1:00 PM

Grades 3-45117 Fee: $49 | Materials: $11 Terri Hammer July 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 10:00-11:00 AM

Grades 5-65118 Fee: $49 | Materials: $11 Terri HammerJuly 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 12:00-1:00 PM

Writing Composition IntensiveLearn to write a standard 5-paragraph essay, the ins-and-outs of research, how to structure arguments and comparisons, outline and much more! Homework assignments will be given. Students are welcome to bring their school books and classroom questions. Grades 7-85184 Fee: $49 | Materials: $11 Brian KingJune 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 1:30 PM-2:30 PM

Grades 9-125185 Fee: $49 | Materials: $11 Brian KingJune 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 2:30 PM-3:30 PM

Reading & Study SkillsHelp your child improve their grades and reading comprehension! This class will cover various levels of reading, phonics, vocabulary & study skills. Students will have the opportunity to sharpen their presentation and reading skills by reading aloud to the class. Homework assignments will be given. Students are welcome to bring their school books and classroom questions. Grades 3-45172 Fee: $49 | Materials: $11 Brian King June 19-July 17 5 Mondays 4:00 PM-5:00 PM

Grades 5-65173 Fee: $49 | Materials: $11 Brian King June 19-July 17 5 Mondays 5:00 PM-6:00 PM Grades 3-45174 Fee: $49 | Materials: $11 Terri Hammer June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 9:00 AM-10:00 AM

Grades 5-65175 Fee: $49 | Materials: $11 Terri Hammer June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 11:00 AM-12:00 PM

Grades 3-45176 Fee: $49 | Materials: $11 Terri Hammer July 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 9:00 AM-10:00 AM

Grades 5-65177 Fee: $49 | Materials: $11 Terri Hammer July 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 11:00 AM-12:00 PM


Fun with ABC’s (Ages 3-5)Fun with ABC’s is for the very young student. Reading will be promoted through an introduction of phonics through arts & crafts. Age appropriate literature will also be introduced along with some introductory basic math.

5109 Fee: $59 | Materials: $7 Terri HammerJune 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 1:30-3:00 PM

5111 Fee: $59 | Materials: $7 Terri HammerJune 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 1:30-3:00 PM

5110 Fee: $59 | Materials: $7 Terri Hammer July 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 1:30-3:00 PM

5112 Fee: $59 | Materials: $7 Terri Hammer July 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 1:30-3:00 PM

Have a student who needs help with their English studies?We’ve paired/scheduled Reading & Study Skills with Grammar & Spelling!

College for KIDS - Technical Classes

Math Success for KidsAssist your child with their school studies by enrolling them in this intensive math program. Focus will be on the specific problem areas your child is having with math. Designed to help your child improve test skills, increase scores and advance in school. Students are welcome to bring their schoolbooks and classroom questions. Homework will be given, which each child is expected to complete on a weekly basis.

Fee: $55 | Materials: $55160 Grades 4 & 5 Staff June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 10:00 AM-11:00 AM5161 Grades 6-8 Staff June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 11:00 AM-12:00 PM5162 Algebra Staff June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 12:00 PM-1:00 PM5163 Geometry Staff July 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 1:00 PM-2:00 PM

Fee: $55 | Materials: $55164 Grades 4 & 5 Staff July 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 10:00 AM-11:00 AM5165 Grades 6-8 Staff July 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 11:00 AM-12:00 PM5166 Algebra Staff July 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 12:00 PM-1:00 PM5167 Geometry Staff July 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 1:00 PM-2:00 PM


Learn to Program from ScratchIs there more to computers than playing games, watching videos or endless chatting? Be the creator of your own digital stories, animations, games, music and art. Bring your creativity and imagination to this workshop and learn how to program with Scratch AND have fun, too! (No class July 1)5323 Ages 9-15 years Computer Staff Jun 17-July 15 4 Saturdays 9:00 AM-11:00 AM end date typo Fee: $65

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Cardboard Boat RaceThe Slow and the SoggyTeams of 5-10 students cooperate and compete to design the fastest, most pool-worthy vessel capable of taking at least one student two lengths of the pool. A community education award-winning class!All materials provided. One deep-end swimming-capable student per team required and tested.For students ages 7-17. *End time may vary by age groupings. Bring a sack lunch, swimsuit & towel.Parent/guardian spectators students may observe from 1:00 p.m. onward subject to pool-area capacity.Must register by Friday, July 7.5325-6 (event is 1 wk earlier from print) Jojo AguilarJuly 14 1 Friday 9:00 AM-4:00* PM

Fee: $30 per student | $75 per team of 3-5

Photography for KidsIntroduce your child to the expressive world of digital photography! Bring any camera and learn basics of exposure, shutter speed, ISO, framing, portraiture, landscape and more. Parents welcome.Ages 9-12. Bring a digital camera, phone/tablet camera, DSLR or just about any other type of working camera and any accessories you may have.5324 Fee: $29 Raul Guereque July 9 & 16 2 Sundays 2:00 PM-3:30 PM

Makeup Artistry: for TeensStudents will learn proper techniques for applying face and eye makeup, also choosing makeup colors to fit your flesh tone. Also covered will be lipstick, health & safety of cosmetics, and removal of makeup.

5186 Fee: $49 Ivetta AbelianJuly 7-28 4 Fridays 5:30 PM-7:00 PM

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Arts & Crafts for KidsArts and crafts for kids are fun for children and the young-at-heart! These art & craft activities cover a wide range of subjects for young artists, future artisinal book makers, potential puppeteers, and more. These aren’t just arts and crafts for kids; they’re fun for the whole family too! We are going to make goods from papers, it’s going to be finger painting activity and more. Our selection of art projects for kids, DIY activities, and decoration ideas also provide excellent inspiration to learn how to be a creative individual.

Fee: $45 | Materials: $5

5093 Ages 6-9 Ivetta AbelyanJune 18-July 9 4 Sundays 10:00 AM-11:00 AM


5094 Ages 10-16 Ivetta AbelyanJune 18-July 9 4 Sundays 11:15 AM-12:15 PM


5095 Ages 6-9 Ivetta AbelyanJuly 16-Aug 6 4 Sundays 10:00 AM-11:00 AM


5096 Ages 10-16 Ivetta AbelyanJuly 16-Aug 6 4 Sundays 11:15 AM-12:15 PM

Youth Soccer Clinic- Ages 8-13The Youth Soccer Clinic program introduces basic ball handling techniques, game rules, fitness, team playing, coaches’ role, referees’ role, team-building, and injury prevention. During this clinic girls and boys will be taken to the next step in their physical and strategic development for the most popular sport in the world! All experience levels welcome. Soccer cleats not allowed for the time-being. Please wear flat-soled athletic shoes and bring a soccer ball size 5 or 8. Weather-appropriate athletic wear recommended. Mandatory: must wear Shin Guards. Sorry, no food allowed on Track & Field.5187 Fee: $45 StaffJune 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 9:00 AM-11:00 AM

5188 Fee: $45 StaffJuly 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 9:00 AM-11:00 AM

Face PaintingStudents will learn free hand stroke skills necessary to create colorful swirls, teardrops, curlicues, dots, stroke leaves, and teardrop flowers onto the face and arms. Topics also include tool and makeup selection, loading your brush with multiple colors, using split cakes, plus safety hygiene and proper use of Face Painting materials. Face Painting can be used for social and holiday occasions, such Halloween, Day of the Dead, also as a business making money as a Face Painter for children or adult parties. Participants may bring child as a model to second class meeting. Students must bring Face Painting material kit to first meeting of class. See link to view and where to purchase Face Painting material kit on the website.5284 Fee: $45 | Materials: $10 Carmen MacDonald July 23 & 30 2 Sundays 9:30 AM-12:30 PM

Street Art: Hip Hop Art WorkshopStudents will learn to draw and create hip-hop style cartoon characters and graffiti letter forms in a classroom atmosphere. We will explore different art concepts such as character designs, color compositions, typography and more. Students will be encouraged to express their creativity through this urban style art form embedded in the roots of Los Angeles art culture. This urban art culture art has become one of the most popular across the world.Materials needed for the first day of class: 1 regular sketch pad, 1 set of markers, pencil and eraser.

5295 Fee: $45 Israel Lopez July 8-Aug 5 5 Saturdays 11:30 AM-1:00 PM

Face Painting: Day of the DeadCelebrate this Latin traditional day by creating your own one of a kind Dia De Los Muertos caladera (skull) face painting. Learn how to create day of the dead designs onto your face. Get face designing tips and tricks the professionals use. Hurry and register before class fills up, Dia De Los Muertos and Halloween are just around the corner. Students must bring Day of the Dead Face Painting materials to first class meeting.A list of materials needed can be found on our website communityservices.lacitycollege.edu. Find the link “Material Lists. (No supplies will be available during class).

5283 Fee: $45 | Materials: $10 Carmen MacDonald August 6 & 13 2 Sundays 9:30 AM-12:30 PM

College for Kids | Arts & Crafts, Sports ClassesCollege for KIDS | Arts & Crafts, Language Classes

Unless otherwise noted, parents are encouraged to allow children to explore and enjoy the class on their own. Check with CS staff or the instructor for class-spe-cific parent policy. Prompt pickup of children after class is required by

the adult who dropped them off.

Drawing for Young People (Ages 7-14)Students will have fun discovering and exploring their artistic creativity while learning various drawing techniques. Exciting weekly art projects will introduce color theory, design principles, and the use of charcoal. Bring drawing and color pencils, eraser and pad of paper to first class.

5106 Fee: $55 | Materials: $5 Carmen MacDonald June 23-July 21 5 Fridays 5:30 PM-7:00 PM

5107 Fee: $55 | Materials: $5 Carmen MacDonald July 13-Aug 10 5 Thursdays 11:30 AM-1:00 PM

Painting with Watercolors for Young People (Ages 7-14)Instructor Carmen MacDonald will get you started in basic watercolor theory and brush stroke techniques. Students will learn color mixing, shading, color composition, and color application. Let your child develop their natural hidden and artistic talents in this class. Bring basic watercolor set and brushes, pad of watercolor paper, and pencil/eraser to class.

5170 Fee: $55 | Materials: $5 Carmen MacDonald June 23-July 21 5 Fridays 4:00 PM-5:30 PM

5171 Fee: $55 | Materials: $5 Carmen MacDonald July 13-Aug 10 5 Thursdays 10:00 AM-11:30 AM

French for Kids (Ages 7-16)French is a fun language spoken around the world. Students will partake in a wide range of activities from pronunciation of the alphabet, numbers, colors, days, weeks, months to useful conversations that will increase vocabulary and promote a cultural interest. No class July 1. Required text: Collins French Club: Book 1, by Rosi McNab, ISBN: 9780007287567. Books can be purchased at Barnes & Noble or Amazon.com.

Fee: $55 | Materials: $105108 Lesly Lespinasse June 17-July 29 6 Saturdays 8:30 AM-9:30 AM

Acting Technique For Young People (Ages 9-17)

Would your child or teen like to be an actor? Explore the basics of acting in a safe, positive and encouraging environment. Learn how to break down a script or prepare for an audition. Create and develop believable characters through effective use of imagination. (omitted from print)5103 Fee: $55 | Material Fee: $10 Nancy FriedmanJune 22-July 20 5 Thursdays 4:30 PM-6:30 PM


Spanish for Kids (Ages 7-10)An introductory class open to young people who want to learn the basic fundamentals of reading and speaking Spanish. In addition to providing the practice needed to aid retention, this class will also provide the opportunity to develop a higher level of thinking skills as it aims at teaching how to use the language creatively. 5180 Fee: $59 Yaneli DelgadoJune 23-July 21 5 Fridays 3:00 PM-5:00 PM

5181 Fee: $59 Yaneli DelgadoJuly 28-Aug 25 5 Fridays 3:00 PM-5:00 PM

Tennis Program for Kids (Ages 7-13)Get into the sport that puts a spin on improved health and alertness. Understand the role of various rackets and tennis balls. Learn the modern grips as forehand, backhand, serving; along with game rules & court etiquette. Bring tennis racket and can of tennis balls.NOTE: These classes will be held ON CAMPUS at our new tennis courts.

5182 Fee: $55 Waldermar Hermina June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 1:00 PM-2:00 PM

5183 Fee: $55 Waldermar Hermina July 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 1:00 PM-2:00 PM

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KIDS Saturday GroupsMay 27-June 24 5 Saturdays4945 1:00 - 1:50 PM 7 yrs & up $604948 2:00- 2:50 PM Family Grp $40.00/person5016 3:00 - 3:50 PM 7 yrs & up $60

July 1-July 29 5 Saturdays5017 1:00 - 1:50 PM 7 yrs & up $605018 2:00- 2:50 PM Family Grp $40.00/person5019 3:00 - 3:50 PM 7 yrs & up $60

Aug 5-Sept 2 5 Saturdays5020 1:00 - 1:50 PM 7 yrs & up $605021 2:00- 2:50 PM Family Grp $40.00/person5022 3:00 - 3:50 PM 7 yrs & up $60

KIDS Sunday GroupsMay 28 - June 25 5 Sundays 4951 1:00 - 1:50 PM 7 yrs & up $60 5023 2:00 - 2:50 PM 7 yrs & up $60 4953 3:00- 3:50 PM 7 yrs & up $60July 2 - July 30 5 Sundays 5024 1:00 - 1:50 PM 7 yrs & up $60 5025 2:00 - 2:50 PM 7 yrs & up $60 5026 3:00- 3:50 PM 7 yrs & up $60August 6 - September 3 5 Sundays 5027 1:00 - 1:50 PM 7 yrs & up $60 5028 2:00 - 2:50 PM 7 yrs & up $60 5029 3:00 - 3:50 PM 7 yrs & up $60

Family Group Lessons Designed for the entire family covers Levels 1, 2 or 3 for ages 5 to adult. At least one adult member must be part of group. Class fee $40 per person. Limit 3-4 families. See below.

Kids Advanced Swim(Ages 17 and under)For kids who can already swim. Guidance and instruction on techniques provided to help improve stroke, breathing, turns and more. A swimming evaluation is required before or at the first class. Register monthly. Fee: $55 Ramon NavarroMonthly Mon/Wed/Fri 7:00PM - 8:00PM

Mommy & Me (For Ages 3 & 4)The little ones’ first swim class with a parent to help and hold! Basic paddle stroke, kicking skills, pool safety, putting face in the water while blowing bubbles and swimming. Dads welcome! Children under 5 strictly limited to 30 minutes in pool for safety considerations. Limit 6 children per class.

Limit 6 per class.

May 28-June 25 5 Sundays 5042 11:00 - 11:30 PM $79 5043 11:30 - 12:00 PM $79 5044 12:00 - 12:30 PM $79 5045 1:00 - 1:30PM $79

July 2 July 30 5 Sundays 5046 11:00 - 11:30 PM $79 5047 11:30 - 12:00 PM $79 5048 12:00 - 12:30 PM $79 5049 12:30 - 1:00PM $79

August 6-Sept. 3 5 Sundays 5050 11:00 - 11:30 PM $79 5051 11:30 - 12:00 PM $79 5052 12:00 - 12:30 PM $79 5053 12:30 - 1:00PM $79

KIDS Learn-to-Swim Group Lessons - Weekdays M-FAmerican Red Cross standard instruction. Ages 7+. All group lessons are 50 minutes in duration, starting at 3:00 pm or 7:00 pm.(*No class Tuesday, July 4)5065/66 June 19 - 23 3:00 pm or 7:00 pm $60

5067/68 June 26 - 30 3:00 pm or 7:00 pm $60

5069/70 July 3 - 7* 3:00 pm or 7:00 pm $50

5071/72 July 10 - 14 3:00 pm or 7:00 pm $60

5073/74 July 17 - 21 3:00 pm or 7:00 pm $60

5075/76 July 24 - 28 3:00 pm or 7:00 pm $60

5077/78 July 31 - Aug 4 3:00 pm or 7:00 pm $60

5079/80 July 25-29 3:00 pm or 7:00 pm $60

5081/82 Aug 1 - 5 3:00 pm or 7:00 pm $60

5083 Aug 21 - 25 7:00 pm only $60

5084 Aug 28 - Sep 1 7:00 pm only $60

Kinder Swim (Ages 5&6)This aquatic course is ideal for young children to adapt to the water environment. Basic paddle stroke, kicking skills, pool safety, putting face in the water while blowing bubbles and swimming.Saturdays Class also available at the same times

Limit 6 per class.

May 28-June 25 5 Sundays 5030 11:00 - 11:30 PM $79 5031 11:30 - 12:00 PM $79 5032 12:00 - 12:30 PM $79 5033 12:30 - 1:00PM $79

July 2-July 30 5 Sundays 5034 11:00 - 11:30 PM $79 5035 11:30 - 12:00 PM $79 5036 12:00 - 12:30 PM $79 5037 12:30 - 1:00PM $79

August 6-Sept.3 5 Sundays 5038 11:00 - 11:30 PM $79 5039 11:30 - 12:00 PM $79 5040 12:00 - 12:30 PM $79 5041 12:30 - 1:00PM $79

Private Swim Lessonsfor Ages 7 years and up

Intensive private swim instruction in a one-on-one format for the best personal

interaction. You must schedule five consecutive lessons, subject to availability, at the time of registration. Missed lessons

cannot be rescheduled and are non-refundable.

5 mtgs 1-hr Arranged $175/person * Call us to schedule your lessons *

Semi-Private Swim LessonsIntensive semi-private swim instruction for two or three students. All students must reg-ister together and follow the same schedule (as in the Private Lessons). Missed lessons cannot be rescheduled and are non-refund-able. Ages 7 years and up.5 mtgs of 1 hour To Be Arranged $125/person

Rapids Youth Swim ProgramA year-round competitive youth swimming program for children ages 6-18 years. Rapids is a USA Swimming charter team, and part of Southern California Swimming. Training includes dryland exercises, stroke technique instruction and conditioning in preparation for competition.Prerequisite: Swimmers must have previous swim lesson experience and an interest in competitive swimming. Tryouts are mandatory, and are held weekday afternoons at 4:00 p.m. Must have permission from coaches to enroll. Students at American Red Cross Learn-to-Swim Levels 5 or 6 may generally be eligible. Call for information. Ages 18 and Under. Additional Fees: $55 annual membership fee to USA Swimming plus entry fees for weekend competitions and equipment/team fees. 4 swim-levels available depending student skills:Monthly, beginning in June M-F 4:00 - 7:00 PM

Pre-Competitive Fee: $175/month

Bronze Fee: $200/month

Silver Fee: $250/month

Gold Fee: $300/month

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Coach Albert Min Sung is an ASCA Level 3 Coach with over 23 years of competitive experience. A three time Olympian (2000 Sydney, 2004 Athens, 2008 Beijing) as a member of the South Korean National Swim Team, Coach Sung’s International career highlights include setting multiple Korean National Records. Additionally, he has won individual gold medals in the Korean Open Internationals and gold medals in the 2002 FINA Short Course World Cup, a bronze medal at the 2003 USA Nationals, a silver in the 2005 World University Games, and a bronze in the Asian Games.Coach Lee has been a swimmer himself since the age of 8. As a competitor, his early swimming career included setting a Seoul City record in the 100 meter backstroke and consistently placing in the top three at the Korean Nationals until he was fifteen. Later on, he played water polo for the Korean regional water polo club and formed the Royal Swim Club in Seoul, S. Korea in 1987.

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All swimming classes take place at LACC’s new outdoor pool. Students must wear appropriate swimsuits (no street clothes) and are encouraged to bring a towel, flip-flops and waterproof sunblock. Please arrive no more than 15 minutes prior to class and secure your be-longings. Children students must be picked up promptly after class by the adult who dropped them off. Non-student spectators is limited to 2 family members per student and subject to space availability on the bleachers. Please sign-in at the lifeguard table and consult with your physician before un-

dertaking any new physicial activity.

Junior Lifeguard (Ages 11-15)For strong swimmers who are interested in preparing to become a lifeguard! Great on a resume and teaches students how to be safe and help others to be safe around water.A swimming evaluation is required before the first class. 5321 Fee: $99 Ramon NavarroJune 19-Jul 7 Mon-Fri 12:30PM -2:30PM

5322 Fee: $99 Ramon NavarroJul 10-Jul 28 Mon-Fri 12:30PM -2:30PM

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Activity & Healthy Living

Quick & Dirty Self DefenseLearn how to protect yourself in the streets, how to turn your fear into anger and switch yourself into attack mode. Defend yourself against an attacker and learn why size is not a factor. Students will learn effective techniques on how to quickly subdue their attacker. Teens welcome with parent/guardian permission. 5272 Fee: $59 Jojo AguilarJune 17-July 1 3 Saturdays 4:30 PM-6:30 PM


We are proud to present a collaborative effort between the Royal Thai Consulate-General and Los Angeles City College, from the people of Thailand to the LACC community at large...

Weekday Evening Class Now Available

Muay Thai/Thai BoxingMuay Thai or Thai Boxing is the national sport of Thailand. Learn the Art of Eight Limbs, the use of fists, knees, elbows and kicks and get yourself in great physical shape. This 8-week course will cover offense, defense, and strategy in a safe and non-competitive atmosphere. Basic terms, terminology, history and tradition will be covered in this Authentic Thai Boxing Program taught by the professional staff of Muay Thai America Gym. No experience necessary. Boxing gloves required. Ages 14+ (with permission for minors).5268 Fee: $45 Kru Santi Sakkomkai June 24-Aug 12 8 Saturdays & David Huey 11:00 AM-1:00 PM

5269 Fee: $45 Ming Freeman June 28-Aug 16 8 Wednesdays 7:00 PM-9:00 PM

Instructors: Kru Santi Sakkomkai

& David Huey

in conjunction with

Registering is easy!You can register online, over the phone,

or in person.

Salsa DanceLearn the basics that will make you a “Salsero or Salsera.” Learn the technique that will make you look good on the floor. If time permits “solo shines” will be introduced for Salsa. You do not have to bring a partner to join this class. Intermediate class requires students to already know basics or complete Salsa beginners class.

Beginning 5274 Fee: $55 Linda Lees July 8-Aug 5 5 Saturdays 4:30 PM-6:00 PM

Intermediate5275 Fee: $65 Linda Lees July 8-Aug 5 5 Saturdays 6:00 PM-7:30 PM

Bellydance as a WorkoutIn the 1 1/2 hour class, students will warm-up essentially every muscle group,through invigorating cardio and specific dance stretches, before moving on to dance routines, and finally dedicating the last half hour to focused practice on dance techniques. Wear socks, or flexible shoes, tights and need a belly dance belt. Belly Dancing is one the most ancient art forms, empowering women for centuries! Mrs. Owen’s class not only encourages self-expression and confidence through movement, but emphasizes the importance of flexibility and strength. You will feel stronger, look fitter and be the sexier version of you!

5267 Fee: $60 Elenora Avakian Owen June 22-July 6 3 Thursdays 6:00 PM-7:30 PM


Senior Splash!Arthritis and joint pain can make working out the last thing seniors want to do. However, water exercises can relieve arthritis and joint pain while increasing bone density and muscle mass. Join us this summer for water exercises you can try to start feeling better today!

Monthly Fee: $45 Raquel Delgado Sundays 2:00 PM-3:00 PM

Adults Learn-to-Swim Group Lessons - Weekdays M-FGroup lessons for adults ages 18+. Monday - Friday 8:00-8:50 p.m.5054 June 19-23 $60

5055 June 26-30 $60 5056 July 3-7 (No Class 7/4) $50

5057 July 10-14 $60

5058 July 17-21 $60

5059 July24-28 $60

5060 July 31-Aug. 4 $60

5061 August 7-11 $60

5062 Agust 14-18 $60

5063 August 21-25 $60

5064 Agust 28-Sep. 1 $60

Aqua Fitness: Aerobic BurnSplash away those inches as you tone, trim, reduce stress, and improve overall health. This is an exercise/aerobic course only and no swimming is required. This is a monthly workout, please register before the next month starts! Monthly Sundays Only Fee: $45 9:00-10:00AM

Swimming for AquaphobesDo you experience a feeling of fear or even panic when you approach the water or swimming pool? Learn how to conquer your fear, overcome the fright and enjoy fun times in the water with family and friends.

Each section limited to 10 students. Ages 18+Kevin Saffold is an LACC CS swimming instructor and lifeguard with over 20 years of experience catering to those having trouble getting in the water.

5085 Fee: $69 Kevin Saffold May 28-June 25 5 Sundays 2:00 PM-3:00 PM

5086 Fee: $69 Kevin Saffold July 2-30 5 Sundays 2:00 PM-3:00 PM

Lap SwimmingFor those who already know how to swim. Students may swim laps, utilize aquatic fitness equipment or do other exercises on a self-paced basis and with the feedback, advice or instruction of our staff appropriate to your level.All ages. A swimming evaluation is required before or at the first class. Register monthly.

Fee: $59Monthly Mon - Fri 5:00PM - 6:30PM

Please consult with a physician before undertaking a new physical

activity!

Private Swim Lessonsfor Ages 7 years and up

Intensive private swim instruction in a one-on-one format for the best personal

interaction. You must schedule five consecutive lessons, subject to availability, at the time of registration. Missed lessons

cannot be rescheduled and are non-refundable.

5 mtgs 1-hr Arranged $175/person * Call us to schedule your lessons *

Semi-Private Swim LessonsIntensive semi-private swim instruction for two or three students. All students must reg-ister together and follow the same schedule (as in the Private Lessons). Missed lessons cannot be rescheduled and are non-refund-able. Ages 7 years and up.5 mtgs of 1 hour To Be Arranged $125/person

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Pilates Mat ClassStrengthen your stomach, your back & streamline your body by developing core strength, flexibility and awareness in order to support efficient and graceful movement through pilates. This is open for anyone who wants a workout of the entire body. No class July 15.Bring an exercise mat.5270 Fee: $49 Sandy Fetherolf June 17-July 22 5 Saturdays 1:30 PM-2:30 PM

5271 Fee: $49 Sandy Fetherolf July 29-Aug 26 5 Saturdays 1:30 PM-2:30 PM

Tai Chi ChuanAn ancient Chinese discipline for health, relaxation, meditation and self-defense. Its circular movements are based on a profound, practical philosophy useful in daily life. It creates a sense of well-being, reduces stress and improves balance, coordination and flexibility. Wear comfortable clothes and flat shoes. No class July 15.

5276 Fee: $55 Sandy Fetherolf June 17-July 22 5 Saturdays 3:30 PM-4:30 PM

5277 Fee: $55 Sandy Fetherolf July 29-Aug 26 5 Saturdays 3:30 PM-4:30 PM

Yoga BasicsIncrease your flexibility, decrease your stress and watch your body respond as it slims and trims down for a healthier and youthful looking you. The practice has many benefits, including: improved strength,flexibility and mobility; better sleep, relief from stress, anxiety and depression. No class July 15.Bring an exercise mat. 5280 Fee: $49 Sandy Fetherolf June 17-July 22 5 Saturdays 2:30 PM-3:30 PM 5281 Fee: $49 Sandy Fetherolf July 29-Aug 26 5 Saturdays 2:30 PM-3:30 PM

Badminton Clinic (Ages 18+)Get into the fastest racquet sport (record set at over 200 mph) on Earth and improve your health, self-esteem and awareness of yourself and the environment. Understand the quality of the various racquets and shuttlecocks and its impact on the game. Learn correct techniques of performing different type of serves, attacking and defensive shots as well as rules and regulation of the game and proper court etiquette. Play singles, doubles of mixed games with various emphasis on the strategy and tactics. Additional bonus – learn about competitions which are happening nearby. Attire: light T Shirt, and shorts/skirt, shoes with non-marking sole are required. Players are encouraged to bring water to keep themselves hydrated.

---- Fee: $30 monthly Irena KonstantinovaJune - Aug Saturdays 6:00 PM-8:00 PM

Tennis ProgramGet into the sport that puts a spin on improved health and alertness. Understand the role of various rackets and tennis balls. Learn the modern grips as forehand, backhand, serving; along with game rules & court etiquette.NOTE: Bring a racket, 3 balls and appropriate footwear. These classes will be held ON CAM-PUS at our new tennis courts.5278 Beginning Fee: $55 Waldemar Hermina June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 2:00 PM-3:00 PM 5279 Intermediate Fee: $65 Waldemar Hermina June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 3:00 PM-4:00 PM

5327 Beginning Fee: $55 Waldemar Hermina July 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 2:00 PM-3:00 PM 5328 Intermediate Fee: $65 Waldemar Hermina July 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 3:00 PM-4:00 PM


Tennis Program: Drop-InJoin us for a drop in weekly fun Tennis workout and playing time that concentrates on skill development, doubles and singles play. Whether you are a veteran at the game or a novice looking to gain match-play experi-ence. The more you play, the better you get. Specialty shots such as an overhead smash and drop volley, as well as directional control and an introduction to spins are some of the advanced subjects covered.For experienced students. Bring a racket, balls and appropriate footwear. Register monthly.

Fee: $39/month

---- Fridays Waldemar Hermina June, July, August 6:00 PM-7:30 PM

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Pharmacy Technician Career Training & FREE Info SessionJoin the workforce as one of the most in-demand professionals in California and the nation! Pharmacy Technicians in Southern California earn an average of over $37,000 per year with greater Los Angeles ranking as the third highest urban center for PT employment in the nation (Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics).Prepare to work in a pharmacy and become a licensed California Pharmacy Tech-nician through classroom instruction with a 160 hour pharmacy externship. Gain exposure to the preparation of medications, maintaining client records, assisting with inventory control, purchasing, collecting payments, coordinating billing, and much more.This is not simply a “test prep” class and is a fraction of the cost of similar for-profit train-ing programs. Students with satisfactory performance and attendance receive certifi-cation from LACC necessary for CA Board of Pharmacy license application and are fully prepared for a national examination, should they choose to practice outside of CA.

Register while space is available. Find your career at LACC!Required Texts: Mosby’s Pharmacy Technician: Principles and Practice, 4th Ed. Workbook & Lab Manual for Mosby’s Pharmacy Technician: Principles & Practice, 4th Ed. Math Calculations for Pharmacy Technicians, 2nd Ed.Textbooks are now available at the LACC BookstorePayment plans available. Expenses and fees may be tax-deductible (consult with a tax advisor).4814 FREE Info Session Saturday, June 3, 3:30 PM 4816 Pharm Tech Program Emille EspirituDates: June 10 -November 18 23 Saturdays + Externship 9:30 AM -5:00 PM Fee: $1799

5235 FREE Info Session Tuesday, July 25, 6:00 PM 5236 Pharm Tech Program Marichu ParcasioDates: August 1-January 16 23 Tuesdays & Thursdays + Externship 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Fee: $1799

Pharmacy Technician: PTCB Exam PreparationThis 60-hour test preparation course will prepare existing licensed Pharmacy Technicians to take the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board’s (PTCB) certification exam.NOTE: This class is designed for existing licensed Pharmacy Technicians who are not yet certified with the PTCB. Students new to the profession are encouraged to enroll in our regular Pharmacy Technician class (see above).Required textbook: Mosby’s Review for the Pharmacy Technician Certification Examination, 3rd Edition (ISBN: 97803231

5238 Exam Preparation ONLY Wigdan Awad Dates: June 17 - Sept 30 15 Saturdays (No Externship) 12:00 PM-4:00 PM (no class July 1) Fee: $399

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Create Your Own Import/Export BusinessFull-Time or Home-BasedLearn how to make full-time or part-time income from importing and exporting profitable products. Be your own boss, set your own schedule, work from home, and even travel to foreign lands. Locate products and vendors overseas; locate distribution and sales reps in the US; arrange transportation and insurance; and learn how to maximize your profits through price scheduling.This workshop may be tax-deductible.5205 Fee: $110 | Materials: $15 Shirley Knull July 8 & 15 2 Saturdays 9:00 AM-12:00 PM

Sign up for Part I & II for $179 and receive a free Award of Completion

Apartment Management- Part ILive! Rent FreeBecome a property manager and enjoy the benefits that a career in the real estate industry has to offer you! This class will provide you the fundamentals of property management, topics to be covered: rent control legislation, renting and leasing contracts, application/credit, maintenance, security deposit, section 8, inventory list and more. Students should bring a notebook.Award of Completion issued upon completion of Parts I & II.

5195 Fee: $99 | Materials: $20 Robin CalderonJune 19 & 21 1 Mon & Wed 6:00 PM-9:00 PM

5197 Fee: $99 | Materials: $20 Robin CalderonJuly 17 & 19 1 Mon & Wed 6:00 PM-9:00 PM

Apartment Management- Part IILive! Rent FreeDon’t put off your career as an apartment manager, join us to learn advertising techniques to promote the units; other topics to be covered: 24-hour notices and repairs, record keeping, rent increase, moving out and evictions. Students should bring a notebook. This class is a continuation of Part I. Award of Completion issued upon completion of Parts I & II.

5196 Fee: $99 | Materials: $20 Robin CalderonJune 26 & 28 1 Mon & Wed 6:00 PM-9:00 PM

5198 Fee: $99 | Materials: $20 Robin CalderonJuly 24 & 26 1 Mon & Wed 6:00 PM-9:00 PM

Apartment Management Series

How to Legally Start a Business in LAThis is a course to learn what is required to start their business in Los Angeles and surrounding areas. The class begins with a look at the Challenges the new business owner will face, the marketing basics quick, and easy guide through the forest of regulations faced by new business start-ups in Los Angeles. Learn what you need to know about city and county tax forms, business licenses and reporting systems, payroll and income taxes, and federal and California requirements.

5207 Fee: $75 | Materials: $10 Kevin Farmer July 29 1 Saturday 8:30 AM-12:30 PM


Medical Terminology IStudents will study combining forms, prefixes, suffixes, Greek/ Latin verbs and adjectives used to construct medical terms. Also study the skeletal system. This workshop is designed for those interested in health-science related occupations. Ages 14 years and up. Concurrent enrollment in Medical Terminology II & III encouraged.5230 Fee: $65 | Materials: $5 John Ramirez June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 9:00 AM-10:30 AM

Medical Terminology IIContinuing topics to be covered include: muscular, circulatory, respiratory, endocrine, and gastrointestinal systems. Ages 14 years and up. Concurrent enrollment in Medical Terminology I & III encouraged.5231 Fee: $65 | Materials: $5 John Ramirez June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 10:30 AM-12:00 PM

Medical Terminology IIIContinuing topics/systems to be covered include: genitourinary, nervous system, integumentary systems, eye, ear, nose, mouth (the senses). Ages 14 years and up. Concurrent enrollment in Medical Terminology I & II encouraged.

5232 Fee: $65 | Materials: $5 John Ramirez June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 12:30 PM-2:00 PM

L.A. County/ServSafe Food Handlers Managers Certification ProgramCertification for managers/operators and/or other responsible parties of all restaurants, markets, mobile food preparation units, commissaries and food processing establishments. Learn basic food safety practices for preparing and serving food.This is an 8-hour class with a half-hour break. Students should buy & read book prior to class/exam, the book titled: ServSafe Managers Edition can be purchased at LACC Bookstore. Contact bookstore for hours of operation. All students should bring picture ID or Passport. Visit: laccbookstore.com

* Test-Only available for those who recently failed the examination. No book or instruction provided.

5208 Fee: $110 Andrew Feldman June 30 1 Friday 9:30 AM-6:00 PM

How to Start a Medical Billing ServiceStart a business filing claims on behalf of doctors and other healthcare providers. Whether you want to be home-based or a nationwide business you will learn about: Marketing strategies; billing materials you need from your client; hardware and software; insurance verification; obtaining a license and writing a business plan.

5234 Fee: $45 | Materials: $5 John Ramirez July 15 1 Saturday 2:30 PM-5:30 PM

Medical Coding & ICD-10/CPT-4 In this class you will learn how to fulfill the obligations of the medical biller/coder. In a physician practice it is very common for the biller to be the coder as well, this is because the physicians are responsible for determining the procedures while depending on the biller/coder to determine the diagnosis codes. You will learn procedure and diagnostic codes including ICD 10, plus how insurance companies cover their patients, and how claims are paid. Some of the reasons many people choose this rewarding field that is very much in demand:• It involves organization and detail-

oriented work.• It does not require direct contact with

patients or bodily fluids.• It’s an easy transition from other fields,

like the insurance or mortgage industry.Prerequisite: working knowledge of Medical Terminology I-III or equivalent. There will be a half-hour break. Required Books: ICD-10-CM 2016: The Complete Official Draft Code Set and CPT 2017 Professional Edition (CPT/Current Procedural Terminology (Professional Edition), both books available online at Amazon.

5233 Fee: $145 | Materials: $10 Juanita Diaz June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 9:00 AM-2:00 PM

CPR CertificationAmerican Red Cross (ARC)CPR Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation for the Professional RescuerHands-on skills training & certification or responding to breathing and cardiac emergencies for adults and infants. Suitable for rescue workers, hospital personnel, caregivers, teachers, or lifeguards. This is an 8-hour class with a half-hour break. Material fee includes American Red Cross certification. 5289 Fee: $65 | Materials: $27 Ramon Navarro July 9 1 Sunday 8:30 AM-5:00PM5239 Fee: $65 | Materials: $27 Ramon Navarro August 13 1 Sunday 8:30 AM-5:00PM

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Professional Development for Entrepreneurs: Are you an Entrepreneur? What You Should KnowHave you ever thought about starting your own busi-ness? Have you ever wondered how and what it takes to start a business? Maybe you have started a busi-ness and are ready to go to the next level or simply have questions about running your business. This series will provide an overview on how to assess yourself and how to assess the feasibility of your idea for business. We’ll also address certain skills to operate & measure the efficiency of your business. Designed for everyday people and no pre-requisites or previous experience is required.

Professor Eric Von Beidleman is a full-time banker, adjunct faculty member of the LACC Business De-partment and has decades of experience financing new businesses. He will offer a unique and interac-tive perspective on your own idea(s) and operations as future or new entrepreneurs. This program is funded by and made possible by the California Community College Chancellor’s Office for the Department of Economic Workforce Develop-ment Deputy Sector Navigator, Small Business Sector and is a community service of Los Angeles City College. No class July 4. 5088 Fee: $10! Eric Von Beidleman June 13-Jul 18 5 Tuesdays 6:45 AM-8:45 PM

Group Rates!Need training?

Have a bunch of friends who do too?We can give you a good rate and schedule the

class just for your group!Call for topics and dates available

323.953.4000 ext. 2651.

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Career & Professional Development | Business & FinanceCareer & Professional Development | Showbiz & Entertainment

Your World Premiere at the Comedy Store Stand-Up WorkshopTap into your own creative genius and rock the audience with humor. Learn joke writing, creating characters, improvising skills, stage persona and connecting with any audience. At the end of the course, students will have an opportunity to perform a stand-up piece as part of “Comedy Revival Showcase” at Hollywood’s famous Comedy Store. No class July 4.This class takes place off-campus at The Clown House.

5194 Fee: $59 Adam Barnhardt June 20-July 25 5 Tuesdays 7:00 PM-8:30 PM

Acting for Film and T.V. Level 1Would you like to be an actor? Explore the basics of acting in a safe, positive and encouraging environment. Learn how to break down a script or prepare for an audition. Create and develop believable characters through effective use of imagination. Breathe life into every scene and move people emotionally. Work on film and TV scripts with scene partners. Overcome fear and have fun. All levels of experience are welcome. (omitted from print)5189 Fee: $85 | Material Fee: $10 Nancy Friedman June 22-July 20 5 Thursdays 7:00 PM-10:00 PM

Off-the-CuffComedy ImprovDo you have presentations at work? Are you a teacher or a lawyer or an IT worker? Do you not like the idea of public speaking? This class can help. Have a blast and learn a new skill! Actors and non actors learn the building blocks of improvisational comedy. Comedic improvisational acting is about communication, team work, listening and trusting yourself, all in a very fun environment. Learn the fundamentals, philosophy and rules through games, exercises and scene work. Come one, come all! Also actors are more than welcome (psssst I am an actor)5192 Level 1 Fee: $75 Mike Holley June 24-July 22 5 Saturdays 1:30 PM-3:30 PM

5193 Level 2 Fee: $79 Mike Holley June 24-July 22 5 Saturdays 3:30 PM-5:30 PM

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Bookkeeping/Accounting Analysis & Concepts Certificate ProgramA class on how to operate a business using basic record keeping, accounting, reporting, and analysis methods. Students will learn how to set-up a Chart of Accounts, how business transactions are processed, how to prepare a Profile & Loss Statement, a Balance Sheet, and a Statement of Cash Flows. Financial operations and reporting for all forms of business, however the sole proprietor form of business will be demonstrated. Students will learn how to prepare and file a Schedule C from their generated reports. This is a hands-on class where students learn the importance of timely reporting of business transaction by performing financial analysis, using graphs and ratios.A certificate is provided by the instructor upon completion. This class is highly recommended before enrolling into QuickBooks. This is an 8-hour class with a half-hour break.

5200 Fee: $115 | Materials: $20 Kevin Farmer July 15 1 Saturday 8:30 AM-4:30 PM

Kevin Farmer

QuickBooks Fundamentals Certificate ProgramLearn the fundamentals of QuickBooks including, navigating the software, and setting up a company file, working with Lists, Bank Accounts, entering/paying bills, tracking/paying sales tax and reconciling bank accounts.

A certificate is provided by the instructor upon completion. This is an 8-hour class with a half-hour break. Advanced topics covered in Level II.

Level I 5201 Fee: $115 | Materials: $20 Ronald Amie July 9 1 Sunday 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

Level II 5202 Fee: $125 | Materials: $20 Ronald Amie July 23 1 Sunday 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

Level I 5203 Fee: $115 | Materials: $20 Ronald Amie Aug 6 1 Sunday 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

Level II 5204 Fee: $125 | Materials: $20 Ronald Amie Aug 20 1 Sunday 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

Auto Wholesale Business from HomeCome learn how to make extra money buying and selling wholesale cars as a home-based business; learn six easy techniques to earn $3000 just selling 2-3 cars a month. Learn how to get your auto dealer license and how to operate a profitable used car business. You’ll get a FREE list of all the 300 dealer-only auctions in the USA where vehicles sells at below wholesale prices. This class is DMV approved and you’ll receive a DMV certificate of completion at the end of class. With the certificate, you can take the 40 question exam with the DMV, and upon passing it, you have 1 year to apply for a dealer license if you choose to do so.5199 Fee: $89 | Materials: $20 Wayne Williams Aug 6 1 Sunday 10:00 AM-5:00 PM

Career Development for the Working Actor: Adults, Teens, Kids and ParentsWhat does it take to be a working actor in LA? In this 5-part workshop we will explore strategies that will turn dreams into reality. Topics include: How to make the headshot and reel count; creating a resume; obtaining an agent; maximize the on-line profiles; using social media; networking; finding the right niche; avoiding scams; dealing with rejection; how to make an income; … and more. Learn the tools to navigate the maze of Hollywood with confidence. (omitted from print)

5191 Fee: $85 | Material Fee: $10 Nancy Friedman June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 2:00 PM-5:00 PM

Homebuyer Education Workshop: First-time & Recurring Homebuyer Navigating the homebuying processPreparation in purchasing various property types (SFR, Condos, 2-4 units, apartments); credit worthiness; loan origination requirements; debt-to-income ratios; Various Loan Programs (FHA, Conventional, VA) and their requirements will be discussed. First-time Homebuyer programs (CHDAP, CalHFA) and their requirements will be discussed. Purchasing after a BK, Foreclosures, Short-sale will be discussed.

5214 Christian Gastelum June 17 1 Saturday 10:30 AM - 1:30 PM

Fee: $75 (Couples $125)Please call us to register with special couples pricing

(323) 953 - 4000 ext. 2651.


Mike Holley is a graduate of iO West in Los Angeles. He’s been on a team there, performing

weekly, for 3 years plus. He enjoys a successful acting career and mowing lawns. He started teaching improv and stand up comedy years ago and has been

enjoying it ever since.

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Career & Professional Development | Business & Finance Career & Professional Development | Home & Garden

The Complete Organic GardenSustainable GardeningLearn how to grow your own organic edible garden. The how to course to achieve the most productive garden and to eat the food you grow. Identify seeds, understand measurements, sunlight, fertilization and usages of organic nutrients to guarantee healthful organic growth.This class takes place off-campus at Fountain Community Gardens.5240 Fee: $49 | Materials: $5 Dan Fujiwara July 15 & 22 2 Saturdays 10:00 AM-1:00 PM

Green Thumb Series $89!Square Foot GardeningGrow more with less time and space. Learn the methods of growing in a grid-iron pattern, spending less time in the garden and still growing a thriving garden with bountiful results. This method teaches the weekend gardener to maximize a limited planting area for the maximum harvest. Plant growth and spacing of plants will be learned to prevent overcrowding and to guarantee a really productive garden.This class takes place off-campus at Fountain Community Gardens.5241 Fee: $29 | Materials: $2 Dan Fujiwara July 23 1 Sunday 1:30 PM-4:30 PM

Potted GardeningLearn how to grow beautiful flowers and nutritious fruits, vegetables and herbs on your balcony, in your window or just about anywhere. Discover how seasonal growing, transplanting, soil and nutrition maintenance may prolong the life of your garden.5242 Fee: $29 | Materials: $5 Dan Fujiwara July 25 1 Tuesday 6:00 PM-9:00 PM

Moneymaking Using Your Computer Increase Your Income With a Home Based BusinessThe internet has enabled people to run a business with low startup costs and high profitability. This class presents more than 120 businesses that can be completely run from your home computer. In this class we’ll cover how to apply for local, state and federal licenses and taxes - Use easy methods for bookkeeping and taxes - Make a profit-boosting Web site and Find FREE resources that can get you started. 5211 Fee: $35 | Materials: $30 Nancy Miller July 10 1 Monday 6:30 PM-9:30 PM

E-Publishing & Self-PublishingWith new services promising to help writers self-publish or distribute their e-books even better than before, it’s imperative that writers educate themselves about how these services typically operate. Learn how to get a book or writing published, using copyright and trademark law, e-publishing and electronic commerce.5213 Fee: $35 | Materials: $30 Mike Rounds July 17 1 Monday 6:30 PM-9:30 PM

Eliminate Clutter in Your Home and OfficeThe Clutterology® process will help you eliminate clutter in your life, get organized and change your life by making your environment work for you. Put a stop to junk mail NOW. Distinguish between organized and neat. Determine keeping items and tossing items. Create an efficient environment so you can get more done. Please bring charitable donations including old cell phones, empty printer cartridges, books, something from the kitchen and two items from the closet. 5206 Fee: $35 | Materials: $30 Nancy Miller July 17 1 Monday 6:30 PM-9:30 PM

Professional Speaking for the CluelessLearn to speak about what you know, how to become a trainer with seminar companies, book paid engagements, work with bureaus and agents, create profitable support products like books and audio products.5212 Fee: $35 | Materials: $30 Mike Rounds July 10 1 Monday 6:30 PM-9:30 PM

Notary Loan Signing SeminarA Notary Signing Agent is a notary public who has specialized expertise in the handling of mortgage loan documents. With the housing market on the rebound, this will be an in-demand service for notary publics! Currently, Notary Signing Agents can make anywhere from $80-$150 per loan package. In this six-hour seminar, explore the types of real estate sales and loans currently on the market, and receive hands-on instruction in the main documents a Notary Signing Agent will notarize. You’ll assemble a practice loan package and examine the ethical and administrative role of the notary and the notary’s sense of duty associated with being a Notary Signing Agent. Finally, learn about marketing and customer service, with practical information on how to start your new business – complete with a list of potential sources!

Prerequisite: current notary public commission or successful completion of six hours of notary education.

5217 Fee: $59 | Materials: $30 Rosie Reed August 11 1 Friday 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM

Become A Notary Public Or Renew Your Commission With State Notary Public ExamGovernment institutions, banks, real estate and mortgage companies, plus many other businesses are seeking notaries. All prospective notaries must complete a course approved by the California Secretary of State. Our approved course will give you the most updated notary information and the knowledge you need to perform the duties correctly and to pass the state exam, which you can take immediately following the course. Becoming a notary & notary loan signing agent can be a great way to earn extra money, start your own business, or enhance your current career. Class fee includes valuable 70-page manual, notary public handbook, certificate of completion, and sample forms notaries use every day.

Before signing up for this class, check to see that you meet eligibility requirements for becoming a notary: visit www.sos.ca.gov/business/notary and click “qualifications.” Note: Due to strict State regulations, no one is admitted after class begins. Check-in begins at 7:30AM and class must begin promptly at 8:00AM. So have your current, official photo ID ready.

Note: State examination is conducted on the same day of class starting at 4:30PM. Bring an official photo ID, two #2 pencils, a 2”x2” passport-sized color photo and a separate $40 check made payable to the “Secretary of State.” For those students wishing to take the exam only, there is a $25 registration fee payable before 1 PM on the day of class.

5215 Fee: $69 | Materials: $30 Rosie Reed August 5 1 Saturday 7:30 AM - 3:30 PM

Online Learning

Online Courses• Instructor-led• Online Discussion Areas• 6 Weeks of Instruction • Awards of Completion

Our instructors are famous for their ability to create warm and supportive communities of learners. Any time of the day or night.

Visit: www.ed2go.com/laccOnline Career Training Programs

• Personal Instructor Assistance• All Materials and Books are included! • Certificates of Completion

You can begin these Programs at any time and learn at your own pace. Any time of the day or night.


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Educators, Mentors, Fathers.For decades of service and inestimable knowl-

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Computers & Technology

Try each class individually, or take the series.

Series Discount: Parts 1-4 $200 Special!

Computers for Beginners SeriesThis series will take you from little or no prior experience with computers to being able to purchase, operate, and use your own devices and communicate with your

friends and family. Register individually, or sign up for Parts 1-4 for a discount!

Part 1: Basic EssentialsThe first step for students with little or no prior experience with computers, covering terminology, hardware, basic uses of computers and overcoming your fears of technology.5218 1 Saturday Shiniqua GreenJune 17 Fee: $55 9:30 AM-3:30 PM

Part 2: Windows & File ManagementTake your newfound knowledge from Part 1 and gain a fundamental understanding on how your computer operates and how to manage an electronic filing system.5219 1 Saturday Shiniqua GreenJune 24 Fee: $55 9:30 AM-3:30 PM

Part 3: Internet for the NoviceLearn how much fun surfing the Internet can be. Understand Internet terminology; discover techniques to search and find information you’re looking for; visit many interesting websites safely and securely; access free services and much more!5220 1 Saturday Shiniqua GreenJuly 1 Fee: $55 9:30 AM-3:30 PM

Part 4: The In’s and Out’s of E-MailLearn to understand free Internet services like Gmail, Yahoo!, and Microsoft’s Outlook email service. Understand how free email services work, how to send a message, how to search for friends’/family messages and how to stay safe from scammers and spammers.5221 1 Saturday Shiniqua GreenJuly 8 Fee: $55 9:30 AM-3:30 PM

Excel for Windows Series Levels 1 & 2 for $165!

Microsoft Excel for WindowsThe leader in creating spreadsheets and data presentation, topics include: Basic worksheet navigation, entry techniques, cell references, using the command groups & settings, formulas & functions, charts & graphs and simple database operations. Continuing classes include a overview of Excel’s vast collection of formulas and functions.

Please bring a USB drive for sample files.5222 Level 1 Fee: $85 Shiniqua Green July 15 1 Saturday 10:00 AM-4:00 PM

5223 Level 2 Fee: $95 Shiniqua Green July 22 1 Saturday 10:00 AM-4:00 PM

Photography Super Series:Sign up for 3 or more classes on this page and receive 15% off the total!

Must register in-person or via phone

City Lights: Night PhotographyFirst class meeting is on campus, after that, get out and explore one of the most visually stunning nightscape cities in the world: Los Angeles. If you want to take pictures at night, this class will provide you with the basics of night photography. Practice framing, composition, exposure, shutter speed, and ISO at Walt Disney Concert Hall and Griffith Park Observatory for the 2nd & 3rd classes TBA. Recommended Maximize DSLR/ILC class first. DSLR or MIL camera, tripod, and transportation to off-cam-pus photo sites required.5227 Fee: $65 Raul Guereque July 17-21 1 Mon/Wed/Fri 6:30 PM-9:30 PM

Maximize your DSLR/ILCTake your photography to the next level and finally understand what all the settings on your camera do. More than that, feel confident in your investment by learning how the pros use these powerful creative tools. Topics include Aperture/ISO/Shutter Speed, Rule of Thirds, Camera Settings, File Management, and more!DSLR, or Mirror less Interchangeable Lens Camera required. External flash, tripod recommended. Bring the lenses you have.5225 Fee: $89 Raul Guereque June 26-July 5 2 Mon & 2 Wed 6:30 PM-9:30 PM

City Sights: Street PhotographyIt’s a new day with expert photo instructor Raul Guereque! Learn how to tell a story with your photos and document the interesting objects, people and natural landscape of Los Angeles. More practice of framing, composition, exposure, shutter speed, and ISO. First meeting is on/around campus, fun and interesting off-campus location for day 2!Recommended Maximize DSLR/ILC class first. DSLR or MIL camera, tripod, and transportation to off-cam-pus photo site required.5226 Fee: $49 Raul Guereque July 9 & 16 2 Sundays 9:30 AM-12:30 PM

Registering for our classes is easy!

Online:communityservices.lacitycollege.edu

Phone:323.953.4000 ext. 2651

In Person:Administration Building 112/

Economic Workforce Development Bldg.

Digital Video Editing - BYOLwith Adobe Premiere ProWith this beginner’s class, learn how to digitize your video into Adobe Premiere Pro and edit it. Edit and arrange these elements: Audio, video and clip effects. Learn media management and inputting into the timeline sequence. You can add cinema-quality effects, filters to video and audio, and titles and credits to your video.Recommended: bring your Laptop with Premiere and video clips. Some computer experience required. Bring a headset.5229 Fee: $175 Andre Campbell Aug 5-26 4 Saturdays 9:30 AM-12:30 PM

Shooting Video with Your HDSLRGet the basics! With this beginner’s class, start using your DSLR camera to shoot HD video of your film shorts, documentary, interviews or just the family. Learn how to setup your camera correctly for video shooting including: your best exposure and recording format.The instructor will demonstrate how to review clips, and ingest your clips into Adobe Premiere Pro for editing.Bring your HDSLR camera with SD card and tripod. Open to all, no previous camera experience necessary.5228 Fee: $59 Andre CampbellJuly 22 1 Saturday 9:30 AM-1:30 PM


Adobe Photoshop for Windows - BYOLImage professionals and enthusiasts alike choose this flexible image-editing software for their varied needs. Learn graphic design, photo manipulation, collage/photo layout and restoration. Harness the power of layers, filters, and “content-aware” features. Bring your PC or MAC laptop to class with any adobe photoshop software EXCEPT photoshop elements. Also bring flashdrive.5224 Fee: $115 Staff July 11 & 18 2 Tuesdays 6:30 PM-9:30 PM

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Music, Arts & CraftsMusic

Arts & Crafts Workshop Join us and create fun arts & crafts that you, friends and whole family can enjoy all year long. Don’t spend money on store brought items everyone else is buying, instead make unique works of art with your personal touch for lasting memories for any occasion and give these as gifts. This class welcomes both kids and parents, no experience needed.

5282 Fee: $35 Israel Lopez August 5 1 Saturday 1:00 PM-4:00 PM

Piano/Keyboarding for Adults Students will learn the correct fundamentals in playing the piano: Topics covered: Development in finger coordination, critical sense of listening; notations in pitch and rhythm; discipline in good practice habits with an appreciation of music. Required: Bring your own keyboard. Limited space!

Beginning5245 Fee: $49 | Materials: $5 Anthony Baray June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 10:45 AM-11:45 AM

Beginning5246 Fee: $49 | Materials: $5 Anthony Baray July 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 10:45 AM-11:45 AM

Singer’s Workshop (Ages 15+)Singing skills development including work on vocal technique, breathing, performance skills and developing audience rapport. Topics may include basic ear training, scales, vowels, and learning simple melodies. Each student may perform solo and in a group.

5252 Fee: $110 Mel Dangcil June 25-July 23 5 Sundays 1:30 PM-3:30 PM

Drums for Teens & Adults (Ages 12+)Have you ever wanted to play the beat to your favorite song, jam with a band or rock out with the music on your phone, CDs and/or MP3 player? We will explore the basics of rhythm and you will learn to play Rock, Pop, Hip Hop, Dance, R&B, Blues and many other music styles on the drums. Bring in your favorite songs! Instructor will provide drum set. Ages 12+. Please bring drum sticks and practice pad, available at Sam Ash, Guitar Center or any major music store.No Class July 29.

5249 Beginning Fee: $65 Dan Hegarty July 8-Aug 12 5 Saturdays 1:00 PM-3:00 PM 5250 Intermediate Fee: $75 Dan Hegarty July 8-Aug 12 5 Saturdays 3:00 PM-5:00 PM

Guitar Made Easy (Ages 18+)Guitar is one of the most played instruments. Learn about the guitar itself, tuning and minor maintenance and how to play single-note melodies and chords. Bring an acoustic guitar (or an electric guitar with a small amp), Optional suggested reading, Guitar Method 1, 2nd ed. by Schmidt and Kock, ISBN 0-7935-3392.

5247 Fee: $69 | Materials: $5 Anthony Baray June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 1:30 PM-3:30 PM

5248 Fee: $69 | Materials: $5 Anthony Baray July 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 1:30 PM-3:30 PM

Registering is easy!Online

communityservices.lacitycollege.eduPhone

323.953.4000 ext. 2651In Person

Administration Building 112/Economic Workforce Development Bldg

Piano/Keyboarding for Young People (Ages 8-17)Learn the correct fundamentals in playing the piano: Topics covered: Development in finger coordination, critical sense of listening; notations in pitch and rhythm; discipline in good practice habits with an appreciation of music. Required: Bring your own keyboard. Beginning5121 Fee: $55 | Materials: $5 Anthony BarayJune 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 9:30 AM-10:30 AM

Beginning5122 Fee: $55 | Materials: $5 Anthony BarayJuly 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 9:30 AM-10:30 AM

Guitar for Young People (Ages 9-17)Discover the true and fun way to play the guitar. This class will teach proper finger coordination, how to tune your guitar, and reading basic music notes. Have fun while learning how to play this wonderful instrument. Required: Bring your own guitar.

5119 Fee: $55 | Materials: $5 Anthony BarayJune 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 12:00 PM-1:30 PM

5120 Fee: $55 | Materials: $5 Anthony BarayJuly 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 12:00 PM-1:30 PM

Registering is easy!You can register online, over the phone, or in

person.

Ukulele- The Easy WayA beginner’s first stop on the way to a lifelong passion with this charming and beautiful Hawaiian instrument. Learn basic finger positioning, strumming techniques and songs! Please bring a ukulele.

5251 Fee: $65 | Materials: $5 Anthony Baray July 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 3:30 PM-4:30 PM


Face PaintingStudents will learn free hand stroke skills necessary to create colorful swirls, teardrops, curlicues, dots, stroke leaves, and teardrop flowers onto the face and arms. Topics also include tool and makeup selection, loading your brush with multiple colors, using split cakes, plus safety hygiene and proper use of Face Painting materials. Face Painting can be used for social and holiday occasions, such Halloween, Day of the Dead, also as a business making money as a Face Painter for children or adult parties. Participants may bring child as a model to second class meeting. Students must bring Face Painting material kit to first meeting of class. See link to view and where to purchase Face Painting material kit on the website.5284 Fee: $45 | Materials: $10 Carmen MacDonald July 23 & 30 2 Sundays 9:30 AM-12:30 PM

Special Effects MakeupCreate awesome & gruesome facial effects in this horrific hands-on special effects class. Topics include: Burn effects, Zombie make-up, bullet holes, fresh flesh scabs, cuts, wounds, bruising, and realistic blood. Also covered will be safety hygiene and proper use of Spe-cial fx materials. Register early to guarantee your spot in class!

Students must bring materials to first meeting of class. See link to material list in class de-scription on Community Services website.

5311 Fee: $80 Carmen MacDonald July 7-28 4 Fridays 7:00 PM-9:00 PM

Fashion Pattern Making This hands-on class will introduce you to the world of fashion pattern making. Learn how to make your own garments and patterns by using step-by-step pattern making techniques in class. Reading a ruler will be beneficial to measure and cut fabric. Please bring: Pencils, 60” tape measure, see-thru plastic ruler 2x18”, scissors, 3 1⁄2 yards of muslin fabric, eraser, scotch tape.

5290 Level 1 Fee: $75 Rosy Espinoza June 17-July 8 4 Saturdays 2:30 PM-4:30PM

5291 Level 1 Fee: $75 Rosy Espinoza June 18-July 9 4 Sundays 3:30 PM-5:30PM

5292 Level 2 Fee: $75 Rosy Espinoza July 29-Aug 19 4 Saturdays 3:00 PM-5:00PM

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Drawing for Everyone (Ages 17+)Begin creating through drawing and sketching, by learning different techniques using graphite pencil and charcoal. Students will learn basic techniques in composition, perspective, cross contour, and others.

Please bring to class a sketchbook (nothing smaller than 8.5x11), 2Hb pencil, and eraser. Instructor will address additional materials in class.5287 Fee: $65 Ivetta AbelyanJune 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 12:30 PM-2:00 PM5288 Fee: $65 Ivetta AbelyanJuly 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 12:30 PM-2:00 PM

Draw Comic Book & Cartoon CharactersIf you always wanted to become a cartoon artist this beginners class is for you. Sketch out your favorite characters while learning some fundamental drawing concepts. Draw familiar comics or invent your own cartoon characters. Bring Drawing and color pencils, eraser and pad or paper to first class. Instructor will address additional materials.

5286 Fee: $65 Israel Lopez June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 10:00 AM-11:30 AM

Street Art: Hip Hop Art WorkshopStudents will learn to draw and create hip-hop style cartoon characters and graffiti letter forms in a classroom atmosphere. We will explore different art concepts such as character designs, color compositions, typography and more. Students will be encouraged to express their creativity through this urban style art form embedded in the roots of Los Angeles art culture. This urban art culture art has become one of the most popular across the world.Materials needed for the first day of class: 1 regular sketch pad, 1 set of markers, pencil and eraser.

5295 Fee: $45 Israel Lopez July 8-Aug 5 5 Saturdays 11:30 AM-1:00 PM

Painting with Watercolors (Ages 17+) This class will offer students instruction on basic watercolor techniques bringing out their artistic expression. Topics include: demonstration on color mixing, color shading, proper watercolor application. brush stroke techniques. No experience needed, all are welcome to join. Please bring these items to class: Basic set of watercolor paints, watercolor pad (9x12 preferably), cup or tin can, rag or towel, watercolor brushes, pencil, eraser, and ruler. 5170 Fee: $65 Ivetta Abelyan June 23-July 21 5 Fridays 7:30 PM-9:00 PM

5171 Fee: $65 Ivetta Abelyan July 28-Aug 25 5 Fridays 7:30 PM-9:00 PM

Painting with Acrylics (Ages 17+)This class will cover basic acrylic painting techniques, including acrylic color mixing, measuring and applying proper amount of acrylic paint to brush and to art projects, also covered will be proper cleaning of art utensils. At least one class meeting students will employ their creativity and class lessons choosing a subject to paint on a piece of wood. Please these items to class: Set of acrylic paints, paint brushes, thinner, rag or towel, art canvases or acrylic paper, cup or tin can. No experience needed.Ivetta Abelyan, is a gifted artist and graphic designer who has taught in both the public and private sector.5301 Fee: $65 Ivetta Abelyan June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 2:00 PM-3:30 PM

5302 Fee: $65 Ivetta Abelyan July 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 2:00 PM-3:30 PM

Makeup Artistry 101This 6-day workshop is designed for the makeup artist who needs to know the essential principles of makeup artistry. We will discuss some of the ins and outs of the business. This intensive program will give you a solid foundation from which to start or enhance an exciting career in makeup artistry. Topics include: Brushes & tools. Color theory, Preparing the skin, Color correction; Foundation matching; & application; Conceal & camouflage; Eye shape and size; Eye shadow application; Eye lining, powder; creams; liquid: Eyebrow shape & application; Blush & bronzers; Lips shape & color; Lashes-curling, mascara, false lashes (individual & strip) This class takes place on campus at LACCFee includes handouts and some product (not tools) to use in class.Day 1: Career options, interacting with the client, sanitation and disinfection, brushes and tools.Day 2: Skin colorating and undertones , color correction, foundation levels, conceal and camouflage, shading and highlighting, color theory, eye shapes and size eye shadow application.Day: 3-4: Eyeshadow techniques, natural smoky, and cut crease eye lining methods, false lashes, brush and bronzing, shading and highlighting, lips technique.Day 5: Lean how to build a ‘Look” (day to night) / Lab day.Day 6: Exit exam

Class Fee: $325 | Material: $25 5210 3 Saturdays Jason Sanchez July 15-30 & 3 Sundays 12:00 PM-3:00 PM

Sewing Made EasySewing basics, including proper sewing machine operation, fabric selection, personal body measurements, and introduction to patterns and garments construction with basic sewing machine techniques. Continuing students will further their skills by doing intermediate and advanced projects. Open to men and women ages 16 years and up. Please bring a pencil, 60” tape measure, 3 1/2 yards of non-stretchable cotton fabric (no stripes or plaids), matching thread, bobbins, scissors, seam ripper, hand needles and pins. Students welcome to bring their own sewing machine.

5305 Level 1 Fee: $79 Rosy Espinoza June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 8:00 AM-10:00 AM 5306 Level 1 Fee: $79 Rosy Espinoza June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 10:00 AM-12:00 PM 5307 Level 1 Fee: $79 Rosy Espinoza June 18-July 16 5 Sundays 1:30 PM-3:30 PM 5308 Level 1 Fee: $79 Rosy Espinoza July 30-Aug 27 5 Sundays 1:30 PM-3:30 PM

5309 Level 2 Fee: $79 Rosy Espinoza June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 12:30 PM-2:30 PM

5310 Level 3 Fee: $79 Rosy Espinoza July 30-Aug 27 5 Sundays 3:30 PM-5:30 PM


Face Painting: Day of the DeadCelebrate this Latin traditional day by creating your own one of a kind Dia De Los Muertos caladera (skull) face painting. Learn how to create day of the dead designs onto your face. Get face designing tips and tricks the professionals use. Hurry and register before class fills up, Dia De Los Muertos and Halloween are just around the corner. Students must bring Day of the Dead Face Painting materials to first class meeting.A list of materials needed can be found on our website communityservices.lacitycollege.edu. Find the link “Material Lists. (No supplies will be available during class).

5283 Fee: $45 | Materials: $10 Carmen MacDonald August 6 & 13 2 Sundays 9:30 AM-12:30 PM

Jewelry Making: Wire Wrapping Colorful JewelsDiscover how to put together a beautiful cluster of crystals, wire and a variety of colorful beads to make a heart and or other striking custom jewelry pieces. Use this technique to make pendants, bracelets and earrings, the sky’s the limit.Bring a round nose plier,, chain nose plier, flush-wire cutter., flat-nose plier and a black sharpie marker. Optional: A bail making plier and nylon-jaw pliers.

5312 Fee: $35 | Materials: $18 Rosy Espinosa Aug 26 1 Saturday 3:00 PM-6:00 PM

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Jewelry Making: Wire WrappingLearn how to: attach beads with solderless wire; linking techniques for earrings, bracelets and necklaces; how to make jump rings, spacers, charms and clasps with a particular design. Bring a round nose plier, chain nose plier & wire cutter.

5298 Fee: $35 | Materials: $18 Rosy Espinosa July 16 1 Sunday 3:30 PM-6:30 PM

Sewing Made Easy at VDKPlease refer above to Sewing Made Easy for the description of this class.Open to men and women ages 16 years and up. Students must bring their own Sewing machines. Please bring a pencil, 60” tape measure, 3 1/2 yards of non-stretchable cotton fabric (no stripes or plaids), matching thread, scissors, seam ripper, hand needles and pins. 5341 Fee: $79 Rosy EspinozaJuly 29-Aug 26 5 Saturdays 8:00 AM-10:00 AM

5342 Fee: $79 Rosy EspinozaJuly 29-Aug 26 5 Saturdays 10:00 AM-12:00 PM

5343 Fee: $79 Rosy EspinozaJuly 29-Aug 26 5 Saturdays 12:00 PM-2:00 PM

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CuisineArts & Crafts | Cuisine

Summer Melon Season CookingSummer is the season when melon is abundant, inexpensive and at its best. Let’s celebrate the melon and learn how to use it in unconventional cooking methods such as savory and sweet salads, soups and drinks. All are welcome to register! Our instructor will teach you a palate of healthy delicious soups for the your daily food table.Gayle Stafsky, Registered Dietitian with a Master’s Degree in Human Nutrition. She is Program Director of the LACC Dietetics Program.

5265 Fee: $29 | Materials: $8 Gayle Stafsky July 15 1 Saturday 12:30 PM-2:30 PM

Delicious Nutrition Cooking for Weight Management This class will be on how you can learn to prepare specific foods that can help you lose weight and increase your metabolism. This goes beyond eating salads to be thin. This class includes healthy easy meals including functional foods for weight management.Emilia Janeke MS, RD, Certificate in Alternative Nutrition

5338 Fee: $29 | Materials: $8 Emilia Janeke July 1 1 Saturday 12:30 PM-2:30 PM

Delicious Foods for Diabetes ManagementThis class will be on eating to manage high blood sugar. Students will learn to cook healthy meals with functional foods to manage and lower blood sugar levels. Emilia Janeke MS, RD, Certificate in Alternative Nutrition

5339 Fee: $29 | Materials: $8 Emilia Janeke July 22 1 Saturday 12:30 PM-2:30 PM

Delicious Foods for Managing Hypertension and Blood CholesterolThis class will be about managing high blood pressure as well as high blood lipids. Come and learn about functional foods and easy tasty meals to manage your blood lipids and hypertension.Emilia Janeke MS, RD, Certificate in Alternative Nutrition.

5340 Fee: $29 | Materials: $8 Emilia Janeke August 5 1 Saturday 12:30 PM-2:30 PM

Barista Training for BeginnersLearn about coffee, how to prepare and serve espresso and espresso based drinks. Program will show how to use espresso/cappuccino machine at a commercial level, and will make you confident around coffee and equipment Completion of Barista program will include a Basic Barista Certification, which can be used for employment referral.Class will be instructed by a Specialty Coffee Consultant, who has more than 15 years of experience in Italian espresso, espresso equipment (at an engineering level) and Barista training in over 80 restaurants and coffee shops.Please bring an apron and comfortable shoes.

Level 1 5263 Fee: $89 | Materials: $40 Sven Hansen June 17 1 Saturday 2:00 PM-6:00 PM

Level 2 5264 Fee: $99 | Materials: $40 Sven Hansen June 24 1 Saturday 2:00 PM-6:00 PM

Sushi MakingDelicious and nutritious sushi is deceptively easy to create in any kitchen. Learn how to select tasty ingredients, roll and garnish sushi.Please bring 2 bowls (soup size bowls), hand towel, cutting knife (non-serrated), and a small cutting board. Material fee covers all sushi.

5266 Fee: $35 | Materials: $20 Kenji Ishida July 10 1 Monday 7:00 PM-10:00 PM

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Announcing a new collaborative program between LACC Community Services and Dietetics Department- Cooking! Come check out LACC’s state of the art kitchen, pick up some cooking skills, learn about nutrition, eat, and have a great time with our NEW Cooking Basics series!Each class features a different culinary theme and aims to teach you how to prepare a complete meal. While learning basic cooking and preparation techniques, soak in the knowledge of our expert faculty, who’ll explain the health benefits of ingredients, safe kitchen and food handling principles, and how to eat well on a budget! Best of all, each class culminates with eating your creations!Call or stop by to register as a group (2 or more individuals) and receive 10% off your total!

Emilia Janeke is a Registered Dietitian who understands how natural ingredients work in the cell and how they can improve the health

of individuals.

Gayle Stafsky, Registered Dietitian with a Master’s Degree in Human Nutrition. She is Program Director of the LACC Dietetics Program.

Meet the Chefs:This unique collaboration will give you a taste of the flavors students can find @ LACC. The Dietetics program at LACC trains students for careers involving food preparation, nu-

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IkebanaJapanese Art of Flower ArrangementIn this workshop you will learn the manipulation and the observation of materials, as they are best used to gain the objectives expressed in the Japanese view of flower arranging following the curriculum of the OHARA form of Ikebana done in a low bowl using moribana style, meaning “piled-up.” Bring florist scissors, low-bowl vase/flower needle holder.

Beginning

5296 Fee: $65 | Materials: $40 Kyoko Oshiro

July 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 9:30 AM-11:30 AM

Advanced

5297 Fee: $75 | Materials: $50 Kyoko Oshiro

July 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 11:30 AM-1:30 PM

Pottery MakingStudents will learn the basics of throwing on a potter’s wheel. Simple forms such as cylinders, cups, and bowls will be emphasized. Learn the use of clay slab, along with methods of using pinch pots, coiling, and glazing. Attendance is important in order to complete class Pottery projects. Please bring hand towel to class.Class held at Toros Pottery @ 4962 Eagle Rock Blvd.

5303 Fee: $160 | Materials: $35 Toros Tngrian

June 21-July 19 5 Wed 6:30 PM-9:30 PM

Pottery Making: Utsuwa Japanese CeramicsInstructor Tetsuji Aono will introduce you to the fine art of pottery making with an emphasis on Utsuwa Japanese ceramics and their connection to Ikebana floral design, and traditional Japanese tea ceremony. Class projects to be covered will be:#1 Chaki Tea Bowl#2 Kaki Flower Vessel#3 Kaki Cylinder Vase#4 Shokki PlatesClass held on LACC campus/no class July 1.

5304 Fee: $175 | Materials: $30 Tetsuji Aono June 17-Aug 5 7 Sat 11:00 AM-2:00 PM

COOKING BASICS

Floral DesignWork with fresh flowers on projects including wedding, holiday, and special occasion arrangements. Gain valuable hands-on experience making basic, event and seasonal floral arrangements. Level 2 is a continuation of Floral Design 1 with emphasis on even more advanced techniques. Bring wire cutters, small knife and newspapers.

Part 15293 Fee: $65 | Materials: $40 Eva Ucañan July 15-29 3 Saturdays 9:30 AM-12:30 PM

Part 25294 Fee: $75 | Materials: $40 Eva Ucañan Aug 5-19 3 Saturdays 9:30 AM-12:30 PM

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Diseños FloralesTrabaje con flores frescas en sus proyectos incluyendo arreglos para todo tipo de occasión. Se podrá llevar sus trabajos a casa y siga practicando después de la clase, le ayudará a desarrollarse economicante. Favor de traer un cuchillo pequeño y tijeras especiales para cortar alambre. Por favor de traer periódico.

Parte 1 5316 Fee: $65 | Materials: $45 Eva Ucañan9 - 23 de Julio 3 Domingos 9:30 AM-12:30 PM

Parte 25317 Fee: $65 | Materials: $45 Eva Ucañan6-20 de Agosto 3 Domingos 9:30 AM-12:30 PM

Jabones de GlicerinaEn esta clase se les enseñara a hacer jabones de glicerina usando frangancias, aceites esenciales y colorantes. Vera lo facil y divertido es hacer jabones a una obra de arte ya sea para su baño, un negocio pequeño o simplemente para regalar en ocasiones especiales.

5320 Fee: $35 | Materials: $18 Maria Luz Carrillo 25 de Junio Un Domingo 1:00 PM-4:00 PM

Decoración de PastelesEstas listo para avanzar un paso más en el aprendizaje de la decoración de pasteles. Aprenderá diferentes técnicas como por ejemplo pasteles de diferentes diseños y betún real. Está clase es muy deseable y requiere un buen conocimiento del estilo, técnicas y tamaño. El estudiante tiene que llevar en la prinmera clase: Papel encerado (lo compran .99 centavos store), Toalla de tela pequena, Tijera, Papel y lapiz para notas. 5314 Parte 1 Connie Vasquez1 de Julio-22 de Julio 4 Sábados 10:00 AM-12:30 PM


5315 Parte 2 Connie Vasquez5 de Agosto-26 de Agosto 4 Sábados 10:00 AM-12:30 PM


Gelatinas FloralesElabore gelatinas con diseños de flores. Aprenda a usar diferentes técnicas como dar color, elaborar diseños de flores para diferentes ocasiones. ¡Preparará gelatinas invididuales (con diseños de girasoles y noche buenas) en tan solo una clase!

5318 Maria Elena Aguilar 15 de Julio Un Sábado 9:00 AM-1:00 PM


5319 Maria Elena Aguilar 12 de Agosto Un Sábado 9:00 AM-1:00 PM


Curso de CPR CertificadoPrimeros Auxilios/RCP/DEApara Adultos Principios generales de primeros auxilios, emergencias por lesiones. Los participantes aprenden a dar RCP y atender emergencias respiratorias y cardíacas en adultos RCP. En el curso se combinan presentaciones, demostra-ciones interactivas mediante video que ilus-tran situaciones de emergencia que podrían ocurrir en distintos lugares, y la capacitación directa que permite a los participantes practi-car habilidades que salvan vidas.Debe proporcionar una dirección de correo electróni-co válida

5313 Fee: $65 | Materials: $27 Ramon Navarro

25 de Junio Un Domingo 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

French Conversation and Pronunciation

Learn the fine details of French pronunciation and culture for beginning, intermediate and advanced conversations. Students will practice writing/reading French words and creating sentences. The advanced levels will focus more on pronunciation, grammar and useful conversations through fun/ academic activities such as songs, games, and understanding the target language. Material fee $10. No class July 1.

Required text for levels 1 & 2: Pronounce it Perfectly in French, 3rd edition, by Christopher Kendris, PhD. and Theodore Kendris, PhD, ISBN 978-1-4380-7281-4.

Required text for level 3: “French Made Simple” revised edition, by Eugene Jackson and Antonio Rubio/Revised by Julien LaFontant and Pamela Haze, ISBN 978-0-7679-1859-6.

Books available with major online book retailers.

For complete list of materials including for ages 9-17 visit our website at: www.commnuityservices.lacitycollege.edu.

5255 Level 1 Fee: $69 Lesly Lespinasse June 17-July 29 6 Saturdays 9:45 AM-11:45 AM

5256 Level 2 Fee: $79 Lesly Lespinasse June 17-July 29 6 Saturdays 12:00 PM-2:00 PM

5257 Level 3 Fee: $79 Lesly Lespinasse June 17-July 29 6 Saturdays 2:15 PM-4:15 PM

Lesly Lespinasse

Chinese/Mandarin Conversation and PronunciationIntroduction to Chinese language and culture, pronunciation and character recognition. Open more doors of opportunity at your work, business, life and career, travel and everyday life. This class will focus on learning Chinese through the Pinyin system- which is a quicker and easier way to grasp the language in a short period of time.5253 Level 1 Fee: $60 Lara Zhao June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 9:00 AM-11:00 AM

5254 Level 2 Fee: $60 Lara Zhao July 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 9:00 AM-11:00 AM

Spanish Conversation and PronunciationLevel 1 focuses on the basic fundamentals of speaking and writing Spanish. The student will learn the alphabet, numbers, how to greet, the differences between talking formal and/or familiar and share about themselves in Spanish. Emphasis will be on grammar, pronunciation and conversational dialogue. Level 2 focuses on speaking and writing Spanish. Emphasis will be on grammar, pronunciation and conversation dialogue. Student should already know how to conjugate verbs in the present tense. Please provide a valid email address for class materials. Printed materials optionally available for $10. Call for details.

5260 Level 1 Fee: $95 Yaneli Delgado June 17-July 16 5 Sat & Sun 9:00 AM-11:30 AM

5261 Level 2 Fee: $105 Yaneli Delgado July 29-Aug 26 5 Saturdays 9:00 AM-11:30 AM

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Accent ReductionThis class is specifically designed to assist foreign born residents to improve English language clarity through easy accent reduction techniques. Develop the rhythm and proper speech sounds that will assist your career and in winning new friends. Never be afraid or ashamed again. All are welcome to join this class. 5244 Fee: $85 Christopher Alford June 24-July 22 5 Saturdays 10:00 AM-12:00 PM

ESL Intensive IThis class is designed to teach more English communication competence through basic English language skills, such as reading, listening and speaking. This class will also cover various basic grammar fundamentals so that the student will be encouraged to use correct English. Please provide a valid email address for class materials. Printed materials optionally available for $10. Call for details.5348 Fee: $75 Raul GuerequeJuly 23-August 20 5 Sundays 10:00 AM-12:30 PM


Korean Conversation & PronunciationLet’s practice Korean conversation! Students will practice the basics of speaking, listening, pronunciation and basic grammar. Also learn daily phrases based on cultural topics such as K-pop, lifestyle, work ethic, Korean cuisine and entertainment, and different aspects of cultural differences. The course will help you to form a basic foundations not only for developing fellowship, but also for business success with Koreans and Korean Americans. Beginners/ Intermediate all welcome! 5258 Level 1 Fee: $60 Lara Zhao June 17-July 15 5 Saturdays 11:00 AM-1:00 PM

5259 Level 2 Fee: $70 Lara Zhao July 22-Aug 19 5 Saturdays 11:00 AM-1:00 PM

GED Preparation WorkshopThis class is designed to prepare students for the five test areas incorporated in the General Education Development (GED) examination. Each of the five subject areas (Reading, Math, Science, Social Studies and Writing) will be reviewed and presented. No class July 4.Emphasis will be on content of GED exam, plus students will have practice examinations.

5243 Fee: $65 | Materials: $5 Anthony Baray June 20-July 25 5 Tuesdays 6:00 PM-8:30 PM

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ESL Beginning 1 & 2- ESL 001CE/ 002CEESL Beginning 1 is designed to help students identify time phrases in sentences by demonstrating the correct use of verb tenses. Students learn to locate and recognize the parts of speech including nouns, verbs, and adjectives. ESL beginning 2 is designed to prepare students with basic communication; provide conversation exercises and appropriate responses to routine social situations; and help students formulate and write sentences.

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This class is designed to review High School Level Math and assist a variety of students: those preparing for the CAHSEE who are still in high school, those transitioning from high school, and/or a dislocated worker returning back to school. This class may also be used to prepare for the GED exam and other state approved high school equivalency exams.

Basic English (BSICSKL 006CE)

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This class prepares students for language arts skills and covers six components: writing conventions, writing strategies, writing applications, word analysis, reading comprehension, and literary response and analysis. This course will prepare students not only to pass the California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE) and GED exam, or other state approved high school equivalency exams, but also to expand their ability to speak read, and write more fluently and confidently.

Basic Skills Math (BSICSKL 035CE)This class is designed for students who placed into Math 105 (Arithmetic) and prepares them for success in Math 112 (Pre-Algebra). Students learn basic math skills necessary to become successful in a variety of occupations. Students enrolled will receive tutoring and other support services.

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Citizenship—ESLCVCSStudents will develop listening, speaking, reading and writing skills in preparation to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services interview. Class is designed to provide students with civic content and practice of the oral/auditory skills necessary to begin the process of becoming a United States Citizen.

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This class prepares students with the funda-mentals of computer hardware, software, and the Internet in the workplace. Topics include introducing basic computer com-ponents and functions, including hardware, operating systems, office applications, and web browsers.

Basic Computers/Workplace Computing (VOC ED 003CE)

GED/HiSet (BSICSKL 034CE): Get your GED30 Ways to shine as a New Employee (VOC ED 230CE): This course is designed to provide workers with an understanding of workplace culture, dealing with change, controlling anger, exceeding employer expectations.Blueprint for Customer Service (VOC ED 239CE): This course is designed to provide students with the necessary skills used in customer service.





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Class CancellationsThe State of California mandates that Community Services programs be entirely self-supporting. This means that from time to time, we have to cancel a class that does not have enough enrollments. Classes canceled by us are eligible for full refunds and students may always opt to transfer their payment toward another class. Help us avoid cancellations and guarantee your spot – register early and register a friend! Refunds are processed as quickly as possible. Refunds for cash payments may require up to 30 working days.

Grades, Certificates, Awards of Completion & AttendanceCommunity Services class offerings are not-for-credit. We do not maintain grades or transcripts and do not grant degrees or Certificates as defined by the California Education Code and Title V of the CA Code of Regulations.Students may request an Award of Completion for any Community Services classes for just $10. Students must have 90% or better attendance to be eligible.Attendance Certificates are available for $10, and reflect the total number of sessions attended of those possible.Community Services and Los Angeles City College do not certify quality of work done or competencies gained within our offerings unless specifically delineated. Some offerings lead to separate certification of competency or offer credentials from entities separate from LACC and the LACCD, and are noted.

Refunds & Transfers: Choose your classes carefully!All requests for refunds must be in writing at least two days before the start of class and are subject to a $10 cancellation/processing fee. Because enrollment numbers determine whether a class is canceled, there are no refunds for requests made after the 2-day-prior-to-class starting mark. Transfers and credits for future use may be available minus a processing fee at our discretion. There are no refunds for credit vouchers or after a class begins.

We are a nonprofit organization, funded separately from the college entirely by our own student fees and donations with a goal of keeping classes affordable.

Credits & Electronic VouchersElectronic Vouchers or Credits may be granted to students in lieu of refunds or for other purposes. These vouchers are non-refundable and must be used within 365 days of issuance. Electronic Gift Cards purchased by students do not expire.

Room AssignmentsDue to ongoing construction, campus renovations, and other factors, Community Services has limited access to facilities. Rooms will typically be assigned by the college 1-2 days prior to the start of class. We appreciate your patience and will notify students via the phone and email information provided at registration as soon as possible. To assist us in this process, we appreciate a valid email address and local area code phone number on record with your account.

Authorized RegistrantsAttendance at/within a Community Services offering is limited to paid/registered students, unless otherwise specifically authorized in the offering description or by the instructor. Instructors and LACC personnel reserve the right to bar/expel unauthorized persons or guests of registered students. Any person deemed to be disruptive to the class or a safety hazard may be subject to discipline or legal action pursuant to LACC/LACCD rules/regulations.

Physical ActivitySome Community Services offerings require a degree of physical activity and capability. All participants should check with their physician prior to beginning a new activity.

Contact UsOffice Hours:

Monday through Friday: 12:00 - 7:00 p.m.

Saturday: 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Helpful Info & Policies

323.953.4000 x 2651

[email protected] 112 Cesar Chavez

Administration Building@ 840 N. Heliotrope Dr.Los Angeles, CA 90029

The In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) Skill Certificate of Competency is a FREE 108-hour program that trains students to become IHSS providers. IHSS providers enable their clients to live in their “own home” without danger to their health and safety. To receive the Certificate of Competency, you must successfully complete the following two courses: Voc. Ed 002 and Voc. Ed 059.

We look forward to seeing you!

IN-HOME SUPPORTIVE SERVICES - IHSS

For questions please call us and visit our office for registration!

LACC 855 N. Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90029EWD Building Room 100 (Old Bookstore)

Tel. (323) 953-4000 ext. 1230 or 2230



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Campus Map & Off-Campus Locations

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SwimmingPool

Track & Field

Fountain Community Gardens

5620 Fountain AvenueLos Angeles, CA 90028

Classes: Complete Organic & Square Foot Gardening

Notes: Limited street parking.

The Clown House334 W Pico Blvd

Los Angeles, CA 90015Class: Your World Premiere at the

Comedy Store Stand-Up WorkshopNotes: Street parking available.

Toros Pottery4962 Eagle Rock Blvd,Los Angeles, CA 90041Class: Pottery Making

Notes: Street parking available.

LACC Van de Kamp Bakery Campus2930 Fletcher Dr.Los Angeles CA 90065Class: Balloon Decorating: VDKNotes: Parking in rear, access via San Fernando Rd. behind Denny’s

Metro Red Line: Vermont/Santa MonicaParking permits are available for $10 and are non-refundable.Available parking at Lots 1, 2 (Vermont Ave/New Hampshire Ave) & 3 (Heliotrope Dr & Melrose Ave).Daily passes are available for $2 from dispensers in Lots 1 & 2.

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Main campus tennis courts may be com-

pleted during the Winter

Quarter and are located

South of the Student Union.

Off campus

Tennis Courts

ParkingParking permits are available for $10 and are non-refundable. Daily parking permits are available for $2 from dispensers in Lots 1 & 2. Call or stop

by for information.

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Community Services Hours of Operation

Monday-Friday 12-7 pmSaturday 8 am-3 pm

Summer 2017 Schedule of Classes

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