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The Community School of New Hope-Solebury offers continuing education through cre-ative, physical, and intellectual opportunities. Now in our 41st year of serving the commu-nity, we are continuing in an exciting new phase of improved service to students. Fall semes-ter classes begin on Sept. 16 and run through December. Courses are held at New Hope-Solebury High School, 182 W. Bridge St., New Hope, unless otherwise noted. There are noclasses if the high school is closed.

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FALL 2019 CLASSES

Computers for Business_____________________________3

Computers for Personal Use_____________________5

Culinary Arts (Ethnic)___________________________6

Culinary Arts (Fun)________________________________7

Dance___________________________________________9

Digital Photography & Graphics_________________10

Fine Arts & Crafts________________________________11

Fitness__________________________________________14

Health, Wellness & Personal Growth_______________14

Hobbies__________________________________________16

Language and Culture_____________________________19

Leisure_________________________________________20

Teen Courses _____________________________________22

Writing_______________________________________24

Registration Form_______________________________26

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A portion of your CSNHS tuition payment contributes to our annual high schoolsenior Scholarship Award. All of our funding is self-generated. We are a 501(c)(3)organization and gratefully accept donations of any size.

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COMPUTERS: FOR BUSINESSAlso see listings under Computers for Personal Use,

Digital Photography and Fine Arts

New CourseCAREER CHANGE WORKSHOP Find what fits your interests and valuesDo you feel that your job is unfulfilling and you’re stuck in a rut?Have you wanted to make a change, but don't know how to bestgo about it? This class will help assess and identify suitable careerchoices based on your experience, talents, interest and personality,and enable you to design a plan and the steps to help you to findnew and fulfilling work. Join us for this two-night intensive work-shop involving individual assignments, class discussion, and struc-tured activities. You’ll also take the Myer Briggs Type Indicator(MBTI) personality assessment to help identify suitable career op-tions. Great for active or passive job seekers and those thinkingabout encore careers. Fee: $80 (Includes $25 cost of materials)Course: CB111 | 2 Tues, Oct. 22 & 29, 7–9 pm | Instructor: Tony Roig, career coach

COMPUTER BASICS Microsoft Office 365 IntroductionHands-on class for beginners that covers the basics of using computers at home and at work. Learn how toget and use Microsoft Office 365 to organize your work, connect to printers and other devices, and basichardware and software support. Learn basic word processing program Microsoft Word to create letters,brochures, books, and more. We’ll cover Microsoft Powerpoint for making presentations and Outlook foremail. Lastly, an overview of Microsoft Excel for developing charts and spreadsheets. Please bring your owndevice and software to better learn your system. Loaner PC laptops with Microsoft Office available upon re-quest. Great for those re-entering the workforce or brushing up on job skills. Class size is small and will betailored to meet students’ needs. Fee: $130Course: CB101 | 4 Mon, Sept. 16–Oct. 14, 7–9 pm (no class 9/30) | Instructor: Orlando Nieves

GOOGLE BASICS Google docs, sheets, slides and storageYou may have noticed that Google is now becoming thetool for many businesses and home applications as stu-dents who used this platform in schools are joining theworkforce. If you are proficient in Microsoft Office, youmay have to re-orient common tasks to this new platform.Join us to learn the basics of Google Docs to create letters,memos, and other documents, Google Sheets to createlists, budgets, and charts, Google Slides for presentations,and Google Drive for document storage. We’ll cover thetips and tricks to using Google apps and how they work to-gether. Please bring your device with Google usernameand password to class so you can better learn on your sys-tem. Fee: $130 | Course: CB110 | 4 Mon, Oct. 21–Nov. 11, 7–9 pm | Instructor: Orlando Nieves

MICROSOFT EXCEL BeginnersLearn the basics of this popular Microsoft Office Suite software; it’s for people who want to better organize,store, and analyze both numerical and text information. Learn how to manage data, perform calculations,and present professionallooking results; applica-tions include home andbusiness. Whether you arenew to spreadsheets, cur-rently use PC versions2003, 2007, 2010, 2013, or2016, or use any of the Macversions of Excel, you’lllearn how to create work-books that incorporate for-mulas, functions, andcharts; how to set up ta-bles and databases, andthen efficiently manage,sort, and filter data to giveyou the information andresults you want. Format-ting and printing profes-sional looking output willbe stressed. Your personal and/or business decision making processes can be dramatically enhanced. Mostbusinesses use Excel in some way; it is an important (often required) job skill as well as a powerful and use-ful personal tool. Please bring your own device and software to better learn your system. Loaner PC laptopswith version 2013 are available upon request. Fee: $130Course: CB102 | 4 Weds, Oct. 23–Nov. 13, 7–9 pm | Instructor: Dennis Haggerty

New Certification CourseTESTOUT.COM CLIENT PRO CERTIFICATION Configuring Microsoft Windows 10

Get the best of both worlds with this classroom and on-line course to learn how to install, manage, andtroubleshoot Windows 10 in a business environment. We’ll focus on configuration tasks performed at theclient computer, including those performed by a desktop administrator in any size business. This hybridcourse features weekly classes with a certified instructor and online assignments, including videos, demos,and lab simulations for a hands-on experience to prepare for the certification exam from TestOut.com. Stu-dents are encouraged to spend 2–4 hours a week completing assignments at home, but most importantly,weekly in-person classes will answer questions and provide explanations to help students understand thematerial in lecture and individual sessions. By the last class, students will take the certification test using acertified proctor. This certification can help further your career or land a position in the computers field.Format designed for working adults who want hands-on instruction and flexibility to work at your ownpace. Students must bring laptop to class. Fee: $450 (includes $149 cost of TestOut.com course materials)Course: CB112 | 10 Thurs, Sept. 19–Dec 5, 7–9 pm (no class 10/31 and 11/28)Instructor: James Reilly, TestOut.com Facilitator


Community School courses are held at New Hope-Solebury High School 182 W. Bridge St., New Hope, unless

otherwise noted. To register, visit our website at www.CSNHS.org or call our Registration Line at 215-297-0500.


COMPUTERS: FOR PERSONAL USEAlso see listings under Computers for Business, Digital Photography

One-Night CourseCRAIGSLIST BUYING & SELLING

Clear away your clutter while making money or get a greatdeal on your next purchase. We’ll show you how to postitems, manage your postings, finalize your sales, andarrange pickup and delivery on Craigslist safely and secure-ly. We’ll cover how to find items that may be unique or dis-counted, search for your next purchase locally, and the fi-nancial aspects of Craigslist. This demonstration class willwalk through the many features offered through Craigslistand de-mystify the buying and selling process. Bring yourlaptop if you want to refer to your own account during class. Fee: $30Course: CH158 | Tues, Nov. 12, 7–9 pm | Instructor: Carl Corino

One-Night CourseeBAY Beginners

Make money and get rid of your old stuff. This demon-stration class will cover the log in process, the ins andouts of online auctions; how to sell, best time to sell, andstep-by-step instructions on listing items, shipping, andmaintaining security. Be confident that you’re getting thebest price for your items. Bring your laptop if you wantto refer to your own account during class. Fee: $30 Course: CH154 | Weds, Oct. 2, 7–9 pmInstructor: Carl Corino

One-Night CourseiPAD, iPOD, iPHONE Making the most of your device

Find out how to make the most of your iPad, iPod, iPhone and the tons of avail-able apps for work and home. Learn how to download, install, and use new appsto make your iOS experience more rewarding and fun. Whether you already ownor are planning to purchase, we’ll walk you through the basics, finding applica-tions to help make life easier. Bring your device and questions. Fee: $30Course: CH157 | Thurs, Oct. 17, 7–9 pm | Instructor: Orlando Nieves

New One-Night CoursePODCASTS How to make your own

Podcasting is a great way to share your passion, market your business, and reach people around the worldat any time or any place they choose to learn about topics of interest. Learn about the surprisingly easytechnology needed to get started, how to create your recordings, and how to post them for others to hear.We’ll cover Really Simple Syndication (RSS), computer and microphone set-ups, recording and editing soft-ware, and how to publish or upload your podcast. Come with your technology questions and podcastideas. Fee: $30 | Course: HC166 | Thurs, Oct. 24, 7–9 pm | Instructor: Varun Vuppala, G2 Computers

CULINARY ARTS: ETHNIC Also see listings under Culinary Arts: Fun Cooking

New One-Night CourseINDIAN VEGETARIAN COOKING

Indian Cooking infuses spices, healthy vegetarian ingredients,and ayuervedic principles of living. Learn to cook some tradi-tional Indian foods with a western twist to it, using fresh vegeta-bles, lentils, rice, grains, spices and herbs. Class will include tast-ings and a nice dose of culture. Please bring containers to bringhome your creations.Fee: $48 (Includes $15 cost of food)Course: EC202 | Tues, Oct. 29, 6:30–9:00 pm Instructor: Tejal KothariLocation: Solebury United Methodist Church, 2536 Aquetong Road, Solebury

New One-Night CourseJAPANESE SOBA SUSHI

This is an unusual dish—sushi made with soba noodles instead of rice. This delicious variation features col-orful red, green, and yellow ingredients to make this sushi roll visually appealing and tasty. Please bringapron, sushi mat (if you have one), knife and cutting board, and containers to bring home your creations.Fee: $47 (Includes $17 cost of food) | Course: EC216 | Tues, Oct. 15, 6:30–9:00 pmInstructor: Fukue (Fay) ToyozatoLocation: Solebury United Methodist Church, 2536 Aquetong Road, Solebury

New One-Night CourseJAPANESE TEMPURA UDON NOODLE SOUP

One of the most popular Japanese noodles is tempuraudon noodle soup. The beauty of this bowl is that thetopping can be almost anything –shrimp, meat, or veg-etables. Just dip in deep batter and deep fry for deli-cious tempura. We’ll teach you to make dashi soupbase, then add the noodles, and create a wonderfulmeal the entire family with enjoy. Bring a knife and cut-ting board, apron, and containers to bring home yourcreations. Fee: $45 (Includes $15 cost of food)Course: EC242 | Tues, Nov. 12, 6:30–9:00 pm Instructor: Fukue (Fay) ToyozatoLocation: Solebury United Methodist Church, 2536 Aquetong Road, Solebury


A portion of your CSNHS tuition payment contributes to our annual high school senior Scholarship Award. All of our funding is self-generated.


One-Night CourseMIDDLE EASTERN COOKING

Middle Eastern cuisine features Arab, Persian, Israeli, Ar-menian, Lebanese, Turkish, and Mediterranean influencesthat are rich in history and tradition. Food is an importantpart of Middle Eastern culture, where everyone is invitedto sit at the table and meals are made from scratch. We’llincorporate the flavors and ingredients of fruits, spices,nuts, herbs, and vegetables to make healthy and deliciousdishes. Taught by a Persian native. Class size limited. Fee: $50 (Includes $20 cost of food) Course: EC239 Weds, Nov. 13, 6:30–9:00 pm | Instructor: Layla Broumand Location: Honey Hollow Farm, Creamery Road, Solebury

One-Night CourseTHAI CLASSIC COOKING

Thai Green Curry is one of the best-known dishes in Thaicuisine. Forget takeout—learn to make this flavorful dishyourself with chicken and a wide variety of fresh herbs andvegetables. We’ll make the green curry paste from scratchfor this healthy dish served with jasmine rice. Great forgluten-free dinners and anyone who loves flavorful food.We’ll have a sit-down tasting and dose of Thai culture.Please bring a cutting board, knife, apron, and containersto bring home your creations. Fee: $50 (Includes $17 cost of food)Course: EC207 | Thurs, Oct. 10, 6:30–9:00 pmInstructor: Vallada Kaosayaphan, Lada’s KitchenLocation: Solebury United Methodist Church, 2536 Aquetong Road, Solebury

New One-Night CourseTHAI DESSERTS

Thai desserts are exotic, tropical, and lower in fat and caloriesthan most other desserts. Learn to make mango sticky rice, a tra-ditional Thai dessert made with glutinous rice, fresh mangos,and coconut milk. Then we’ll make tako, a sweet jelly basemixed with sweet corn and water chestnuts, topped with co-conut cream. Bring a knife, cutting board, apron, and containersto bring home your creations. Fee: $50 (Includes $17 cost offood) Course: EC243 | Thurs, Oct. 17, 6:30–9 pm Instructor: Vallada Kaosayaphan, Lada’s KitchenLocation: Solebury United Methodist Church, 2536 Aquetong Rd, Solebury

CULINARY ARTS: FUN COOKING CLASSESAlso see listings under Culinary Arts: Ethnic

CHOCOLATEDip into the art of chocolate making. We’llshow you how to make chocolate ganacheto be used as a chocolate truffle base or fill-ing. We’ll bring tastings of our special smallbatch chocolates and show how we use var-ious fillings to create unique chocolates.Join Tom Block of Pierre’s Chocolates forthis fun and decadent night. Please wear abaseball cap and an apron. Fee: $37 (Includes $10 cost of food)Course: FC251 | Thurs. Sept. 26, 7–9 pmInstructor: Tom Block | Location: Pierre’s Chocolates, 360 W. Bridge St., New Hope

One-Night CourseSOUPS FOR FALL

Soups are easy to make, feature wholesome, seasonal ingredients, plus are low in calories. Join “LaSoupista” Layla to create two types of soups inspired by recipes of cultures worldwide. We’ll combineherbs, vegetables, grains, legumes, and meats (optional) using crock pots or large saucepans, then have asit-down tasting. Please bring a container to take home your creations. All new recipes–class size limited.Fee: $45 (Includes $15 cost of food) | Course: FC269 | Weds, Oct. 16, 6:30–9 pmInstructor: Layla Broumand | Location: Honey Hollow Farm, Creamery Road, Solebury

New One-Night CourseVEGAN MASSAMAN CURRY

Following a Vegan diet doesn’t have to be boring. With In-dian influences and popular in Thailand, massaman curryis truly a global dish. Learn to make this deep flavored dishusing a broad array of spices and herbs. We’ll make veganmassaman curry paste from scratch. There’ll be a sit-downtasting of this flavorful curry with yellow rice. Bring a knife,cutting board, apron, and containers to bring home yourcreations. Fee: $47 (Includes $17 cost of food) Course: FC294 | Thurs, Nov. 21, 6:30–9 pmInstructor: Vallada Kaosayaphan, Lada’s KitchenLocation: Solebury United Methodist Church, 2536 Aquetong Road, Solebury


BONUS CLASSESLove a class, but can’t make the date or the class is full? The Community School can set up a bonus class. Just

email or call us with the class you’re interested in and dates that work for you. We’ll work with the course instruc-

tor to schedule a class and open for all potential students on our website. If five or more students register, the

class will be held. Contact us at [email protected] or 215-297-0500.


New One-Night CourseVEGETARIAN COOKING

Learn to embrace a plant-based diet with appetiz-ers, quick snacks, lunch, dinner and dessertrecipes with fresh vegetables, lentils, rice, grains,spices and herbs. Even if you’re not a vegetarian,you’ll enjoy the vibrant spices and fresh ingredi-ents used to create vegetarian meals that arehealthy and delicious. Fee: $45 (Includes $15 costof food) | Course: FC261 | Tues, Sept. 24, 6:30–8:30 pm | Instructor: Tejal Kothari | Location:Solebury United Methodist Church, 2536 Aque-tong Road, Solebury

DANCEAlso see listings under Fitness

BELLY DANCING: IntroductionLearn the art of belly dancing to keep fit, improveyour gracefulness, and work out tension. Tribal-style belly dance blends traditional Middle East-ern dance with influences from around the world.This low impact form of exercise is suitable forwomen of all ages and body styles. No experienceis necessary. If you already belly dance, please feelfree to join us—we guarantee that you’ll have funwhile refining your moves. Wear comfortableclothing. Fee: $90 Course: DA311 | 5 Tues, Oct.15–Nov. 12, 7–8:30 pm | Instructor: Lisa Raezer,Native Moon Belly Dance

New CourseCOUNTRY LINE DANCING

Line dancing is a popular form of dance that anyone can do. It is a fun social dance style where the dancerslearn a choreographed pattern of steps that repeat throughout the song. Many of the country and popdances we’ll learn are well known and are often done at bars and parties around the country. The specialhealth benefit of line dance is that it combines both the mental and physical aspects of exercise, therebyimproving both memory skill and endurance. But most importantly, dance is just plain fun and raises thespirit. Join in, learn something new, meet new friends, feel good, laugh and line dance. Fee: $89Course: DA318 | 6 Fri, Sept. 6–Oct. 11, 5:30–6:30 pm | Instructor: Mary Tawa, BFA DanceLocation: Cornerstone Fitness, New Hope

Two Sessions to Choose FromLATIN, BALLROOM, SWING

Taught by the instructors of Dancer’s Extraordinaire, this class is the perfect way to prepare to impress onthe dance floor. Dancing is a great form of cardiovascular exercise which encourages proper body postureand alignment–and can help you become more flexible, agile, and graceful–both on and off the dance floor.Dancing can improve your mental and emotional health—and it’s fun. Session I: Couples only, at Cornerstone in New HopeFee: $130: | Course: DA315 (Please register for two spots.)8 Tues, Sept. 10–Oct. 29, 7:30–8:30 pmSession II: Singles or Couples, at Cornerstone in DoylestownFee: $130 | Course: DA315A | 8 Weds, Sept. 11–Oct. 30, 8–9 pm

New Daytime CourseSASSY JAZZ

Find your inner diva. This fun and sexy workshop infuses sizzling hot moves with the smooth style of jazzand encourages students to bring their own personality and flavor to each movement. Students will learnthe sultry fundamentals through a warm up that includes body rolls, booty shaking and more. We will dosome simple combinations across the floor and then spend the remainder of the class working on a fabu-lously fun and sexy routine. This class is suitable for all people who love to dance. No experience necessary.Fee: $89 | Course: DA319 | 6 Thurs, Sept 5–Oct 10, 8:40–9:40am | Instructor: Mary Tawa, BFA DanceLocation: Cornerstone Fitness, New Hope

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY & GRAPHIC DESIGN

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP: Photo editing

Learn how to use Adobe Photoshop to im-prove photos, resize images, merge twophotos together, enhance color, changeresolution, and more. This hands-on classwill explore this photo editing software toimprove family photos, make old photoslook like new again, and save images for fu-ture generations. Bring your own laptopwith Photoshop installed to work on yourimages during and after class. Loaner PClaptops with version 2013 are availableupon request. Fee: $130 | Course: DP4014 Mon, Oct. 21 – Nov. 11, 6:30–8:30 pmInstructor: Jo-Ann Maynard

One-Night CourseADOBE LIGHTROOM Basics

You just finished a nice set of photos with your digital camera or iPhone, now what? Learn how AdobeLightroom helps you efficiently process your images, organize your photos, and make basic edits. This classwill show how to use Lightroom to import photos from your camera or phone, edit your photos, thenshare. Great class to see if this editing software is right for you. Fee: $30 Course: DP411 | Thurs, Nov. 14, 6:30–8:30 pmInstructor: Stephen Harris, Photography by Stephen Harris



DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY The basics and beyondAre you making the most of your digital camera? We’ll cover what to consider when purchasing a digitalcamera and accessories, how to take better pictures, understanding resolution and file sizes, and the im-portance of compression and image quality. Find out how to do more with your pictures, the best ways tostore and organize digital images, enhance your images, and considerations for printing photos. Bring yourcamera and we’ll show the different modes, settings and other basics. Fee: $55Course: DP402 | 2 Tues, Oct. 15 & 22, 7–9 pm | Instructor: Ted Nichols, New Hope Photo

iPHONE PHOTOGRAPHYThe best camera is the one you have with you and the high-quality camera in the iPhone can produce stun-ning photos. Learn how to use your iPhone for creative photography–HDR, panorama, plus effective edit-ing. The second week we’ll explore using the right apps that allow you to customize your shots and result-ing photos. Expect to spend at least $10 on various apps. Open to all levels. Fee: $55 | Course: DP413 2 Thurs, Oct. 3 & 10, 6:30–8:30 pm | Instructor: Stephen Harris, Photography by Stephen Harris

FINE ARTS & CRAFTSAlso see listings under Digital Photography, and Health, Wellness and Personal Growth

AUTUMN MUMS FUSED GLASS PLATTER Adult class–BYOB optionalCreate a 6” x 12” rectangular platter using shades of red, orange, yellow, brown, and green to portray theseason’s cherished mum in glass. Once fired, these deep serving dishes are food-safe and ready to beshown off at your fall festivities. We’ll explore the properties of transparent vs. opaque glass, how to layerand cut the glass to suit your design needs. Beverages and snacks are welcome. Glass masterpieces arefused and fired in our kilns twice and will be available for pick up within three weeks of the class. Fee: $45(Includes $10 materials cost) | Course: FA509 | Fri, Nov. 1, 6–8 pm | Instructor: Staff, Art Dept.Location: Art Dept., 15 W. Oakland St., Doylestown (formerly Paint & Pottery)

Daytime ClassDRAWING: Beginners & Advanced

Learn how to be creative and imaginative with form and line, whatever your skill sets or background. Please

bring sketchpad or paper (no larger than 11 x 14), drawing or graphite pencils, colored pencils, pastels,water color pastels, a kneaded eraser, and any other art supplies you wish to work with. You’ll leave classwith a finished piece. Fee: $115 (Includes $10 cost of materials) | Course: FA517 5 Tues, Oct. 1–29, 11–1 pm | Instructor: Pam Miller, Moon Arbor StudiosLocation: Free Library of New Hope-Solebury, 93 W. Ferry St., New Hope

One-Night CourseARRANGING FLOWERS FROM THE GROCERY STORE

Create a professional looking arrangement with flowersbought from the grocery store or your own garden. Youbring the flowers and we’ll supply the floral foam, vase orcontainer, and greenery to create a stunning design. We’llcover simple design principles and allow your creativity toshine through. Please bring three or more bunches of flow-ers and scissors. Leave class with two beautiful arrange-ments. Fee: $45 (Includes $15 cost of materials) Course: FA539 | Weds, Sept. 18, 6:30–9 pm Instructor: Barbara Margraff

One-Night CourseGLASS ORNAMENTS Hand-blown

Have a fun night out making beautiful hand-blown glass ornaments. Glaskolben glass tubes make it easyfor beginners to experience this old-world craft. We’ll use a hot head torch to experiment with shapes andcolors. Leave class with ten unique ornaments. Please bring safety glasses and a small box to take homeyour projects. Please register by Sept. 20 so Leanne can order supplies in time.Fee: $100 (Includes $50 cost of materials) | Course: FA502 | Thurs., Oct. 3, 6:30–9:30 pm Instructor: Leanne Purkis | Location: Magic Art Studio, 85 Makefield Road Suite 14, Gaslight Village Shop-ping Center, Yardley PA (GPS Morrisville–approx. 15 mins from New Hope.)

PAINTING Pastels, oils & acrylicsLearn or rediscover the joys of painting. Whatever medium you choose, we’ll cover the basic principles andelements of design, with an emphasis on the color wheel. Learn about basic mixing, composition, form,and shape. Please bring odorless turpentine, paint tubes of white, black, primary and secondary colors,brushes, jars, towels, aprons, and a canvas (no larger than 11 x 14).Fee: $140 (Includes $10 costs of materials) | Course: FA5046 Weds, Sept. 25–Nov. 6, 7–9 pm (no class 10/9) | Instructor: Pam Miller, Moon Arbor Studios

Three Sessions to Choose FromPOTTERY WHEEL

Learn how to center, pull up the walls, and form a variety of shapessuch as bowls, mugs, appetizer plates, small vases, or pitchers. Our in-structors can teach more advanced skills to students with basic knowl-edge of the wheel. Expect to make 4 pieces for the first 3 classes, trim-ming and painting at the 4th class. Clay, kiln firing (bisque and glaze),instruction, and studio time included in cost. Class size limited. Fee:$185 (Includes $25 cost of materials) Instructor: Staff, Art Dept. Studios Course: FA519 (Season #1) | 4 Weds, Sept. 4–25, 6:30-8 pmCourse: FA519A (Season #2) | 4 Weds, Oct. 2–23, 6:30–8 pmCourse: FA519B (Season #3) | 4 Weds, Nov. 6–27, 6:30–8 pmLocation: Art Dept. Studios, 15 W. Oakland St., Doylestown

New Course SILKSCREEN MONOPRINTING

This workshop will explore silkscreen monoprinting in subtle, painterly ways, building a suite of images in softlayers, transparent masks and unique mark-making. Perfect for beginners, this course is more exploratory thantechnical; you will make a suite of 15 prints investigating color and mark-making, transparency and tone, scaleand shape, and methodical, freeform design. All skill levels welcome and encouraged. Please bring a sketch-book or notebook, a roll of paper towels, an apron, pencil and additional papers you may want to explore print-ing on (these will be discussed in class). Fee: $145 (includes $30 cost of materials) Course: FA527| 4 Thurs, Sept. 19–Oct. 10, 7–9 pm | Instructor: Dave DiMarchi, owner/artist, 9 in Hand Press


WATERCOLOR PAINTINGBeginner & intermediateLearn or improve your skills in watercolor. Discusswhat makes paintings moving and successful. We’llcover subject, composition, movement, materialsand equipment, technique, moisture control, values,and color theory. Please bring professional qualitywatercolor paints (Winsor Newton watercolors,Daniel Smith extra-fine watercolor, a palette, brush-es, Arches 140 lb. cold press paper, a foam or masonite board to attach your paper, masking tape, 2B Staedlerpencils, a white vinyl eraser, a water container, paper towels, and an apron. Bring pictures of items you wantto paint, such as still life, landscape, fruit, flowers, people (no pets), or events. You’ll make a painting in thisclass while concentrating on gaining or improving your skills. Fee: $180 (Includes $10 costs of materials) |Course: FA521 \8 Tues, Sept. 17–Nov. 12, 7–9 pm (no class 10/8) | Instructor: Robert Sussna, fine artist, AIAEmeritus

UPHOLSTERY IntroductionIntroduction to the lost art of Upholstery. On the first night,instructor will demonstrate how to prepare, break down,measure fabric and reupholster a dining room/kitchen seatchair using upholstery tools and techniques. By the secondclass, you’ll have an opportunity to work on a removabledining room chair, kitchen, or bench seat, which is a simpleupholstery project that can serve as base for more difficultprojects to try later on your own. Instructor will help deter-mine what materials you need to bring in for the secondclass to work on your project. Fee: $85 | Course: FA535 3 Mon, Oct. 14 –28, 6:30–8:30 pmInstructor: Barbara Margraff, Custom Upholstery by Barbara Margraff


FITNESSAlso see listings under Dance and Health & Wellness

Two Sessions to Choose FromROCK CLIMBING Basics

Great introduction to the basics of climbing. Focus onsafety, belay skills and climbing technique with the objec-tive of preparing climbers to use the gym on their own.Open to ages 16 and up; ages 12–16 permitted with a par-ticipating adult. Fee: $60Course: FT623 | 3 Tues., Oct. 22–Nov. 5, 7:30–9 pmCourse: FT623A | 3 Tues., Nov. 26–Dec. 10, 7:30–9 pmInstructor: Staff, Doylestown Rock GymLocation: Doylestown Rock Gym, 3853 Old Easton Road, Doylestown

TAI CHI & QIGONGTai Chi is the Chinese martial art and moving meditation that promotes radiant health and mental well-being. Qigong exercises increase the body’s internal energy. Based on Taoist philosophy both Taiji andQigong, when practiced regularly, will develop centering, rooting, and improved body alignment as well asconcentration, inner tranquility, and heightened awareness. Fee: $110Course: FT604 | 7 Mon., Sept. 16–Nov. 4, 7–8:30 pm (no class 9/30) | Instructor: Susanna DeRosaLocation: Lambertville Rescue Squad Banquet Hall, Off Route 29, Lambertville, NJ

YOGA & MEDITATION FOR STRESS RELIEFYoga provides the tools for relaxation, increased flexibility, stress re-lief, pain management, and more. Sessions will include guided med-itation to help you reach your inner Zen. Covers yoga poses, breath-ing techniques, philosophy, and self-reflection to calm your bodyand mind. Relaxed and fun session. Chair yoga can be provided forthose who cannot do floor exercises. Fee: $75 | Course: FT629 4 Weds, Oct.16–Nov. 6, 7–8:30 pmInstructor: Melissa Fine, Melissa Fine Yoga

HEALTH, WELLNESS & PERSONAL GROWTHAlso see listings under Fine Arts & Crafts, Fitness and Hobbies & Leisure

One-Night CourseAGING BACKWARD WITH ESSENTIAL OILS

Join us as we discuss tips and tricks to care for our largest organ—our skin. Learn how to support your skinfrom the inside out and create your own skin serum and skin toner sprays using essential oils.Fee $50 (Includes $20 cost of materials) | Course: HF388 | Mon, Oct. 14, 6:30–8:30 pmInstructor: Alyssa Walters, Modern Essentials Group, doTERRA essential oils

One-Night CourseANGEL CARDS Beginners

In this fun and informative session, we’ll show how to do basic Angel Card readings for yourself, lovedones, and even pets, starting with how to acclimatize your deck to your own vibration and personalize it.Learn to expand your intuition and spiritual awareness by tuning in to connect with your angels andarchangels using angel oracle cards. Each student will receive an angel card deck to keep and work with athome as part of the class. Please register ten days before the class so our instructor can order an angel cardsdeck for you. Fee $50 (includes $25 cost of materials) | Course: HF380 | Weds, Oct. 30, 7-9 pmInstructor: Karen Peters, animal communicator, master instructor- IET, certified angel card reader

New One-Night CourseCRYSTAL SINGING BOWLS

Crystal singing bowls are an ancient meditative and therapeutic modality used to create a sound bath. Theuse of ancient sounds and geometry create waves of healing vibrations and allow us to disengage with the


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physical and engage the vastness of who we are. Come join this peaceful, transcendent, and reflective ses-sion to experience a deep state of relaxation which may help balance the body’s energy, boost the immunesystem, and produce beneficial changes in brain waves. Fee: $30 | Course: HF389 | Thurs, Oct. 10, 7–9 pmInstructor: Colin Flegeal

New One-Night CourseHEALING WITH THE ANGELS Introduction

Access the energy of angels to connect with your body and find your specific angels to assist in the healingprocess. This complements other holistic techniques of massage, Reiki, and therapeutic touch. Healingwith the angels can help you let go of anger, guilt, and fear to allow for the powerful force of divine love.First step to learning about Integrated Energy Therapy (IET). Fee $30 | Course: HF390 Mon, Oct. 21, 7–9 pm | Instructor: Karen Peters, animal communicator, master instructor–IET

One-Night CourseHOLIDAY GIFTSWITH ESSENTIAL OILS

Join this fun event to make and take five holidaygifts using essential oils. You’ll bring home a cardiffuser, holiday ornament bath salts, and holidayroom spray. You’ll also learn the basics of what es-sential oils are and how blends can soothe themind and calm the nerves. Fee $40 (Includes $10 cost of materials)Course: HF377 | Thurs, Nov. 7, 6:30–8:30 pmInstructor: Alyssa Walters, Modern Essentials Group, doTERRA essential oils

New One-Night CourseMEDITATION TO DIFFUSE HOLIDAY STRESS

The holidays are a busy and stressful time for many. Join us for this one-night session on simple mindful

techniques to settle your mind and body to tame your holiday stress. Through meditation and breathingexercises, learn how you can practice for 10–15 minutes a day to relieve holiday stress and find a place ofcalm. Wear comfortable clothing. Fee: $30 | Course: HF391 | Mon, Nov. 11, 7–9 pm Instructor: Melissa Fine, Melissa Fine Yoga

One-Night CourseKETO / LOW CARB DIET & LIFESTYLE

Is a ketogenic or low-carb lifestyle right for you?Learn more about the benefits on health, weightloss, and the growing science behind a well-struc-tured ketogenic low-carb lifestyle such as improv-ing health markers, fitness endurance, and nutri-tious satiating food. Delicious keto-friendly snackswill be shared, along with resources for gettingstarted on this healthy lifestyle that can help im-prove your energy level, reduce inflammation, re-verse diabetes, control Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’sdisease, and improve mental sharpness by reducing“fog brain.” Fee: $30 Course: HF386 | Mon, Sept. 23, 6:30–8:30 pmInstructor: Greg LeMunyan, Diabetes reversal advo-cate and Susan Murphy, ketogenic living coach

One-Night CourseNUMEROLOGY-INSPIRED BRACELETS

Numerology is the study of how numerical vibrations affect us. Through the birth date, we’ll explore hownumerical vibrations can reveal one’s life path, personal year, inner strengths, and future tendencies. We’llalso work with your name and find your soul urge, the secret self, and the expression. Sound is the resultof vibration, so every sound has a number behind it. Based on your findings, each person will make theirown mala bracelet of wood and semi-precious stones, with a stone representing each number to reflect theessence of its vibrations. Bring a notebook, pen or pencil. Fee: $37 (Includes $10 for cost of materials.)Course: HF382 | Mon, Oct. 7, 7–9 pm | Instructor: Krista Eggering, Kristalynndesigns.com

New One-Night CourseTREASURE MAPPING TO ACHIEVE GOALS

Treasure maps consist of drawings, collage, and pictures or symbols designed to attract things or events toyou in the coming year. The process is mysterious, but seems to be a combination of some ancient magicalong with self-hypnosis. Sometimes the process is the best way to move your intentions forward–and it’sfun. Materials will be provided, but you are welcome to bring any pictures or objects that have specialmeaning to you. No artistic skills needed. Fee: $40 (Includes $10 cost of materials.)Course: HF376 | Thurs, Oct. 24, 7–9 pm | Instructor: Susanne Pitak Davis, art therapist, ATR, LPC

HOBBIESAlso see listings under Writing, Fine Arts & Crafts, Culinary Arts, Digital Photography, Language,

Computers, Fitness, and Health, Wellness & Personal Growth

One-Night CourseANTIQUES: What are your treasures worth?

Join this fun and informative session to find out what your antiques are worth. Bring in one or two itemsfor instructor Ashley King to appraise and discuss with the class. He’llcover what’s hot in the market, collectables that are only of sentimentalvalue, and how to avoid selling something for much less than it’s reallyworth. Fee: $30 Course: HB801 | Thurs, Sept. 26, 6:30–8:30 pmInstructor: Ashley King, The Clock Trader, certified appraiser

New One-Night CourseANTIQUE CLOCKS Identifying and maintaining yoursHave you ever wondered how to identify and maintain an antique clock?Join antique clock expert Ashley King to learn about clocks made from aspecific craftsman or a particular country, the clock’s inner workings, in-



tricate inlays, engravings or cases that show a clock’s value. We’ll cover how to look for the clock maker’sname, books and resources that provide the makers’ trademarks, and other clues to identify your antiqueclock. Bring in your clock or a photo of a larger clocks and Ashely will answer your questions.Fee: $30 | Course: HB843 | Weds, Nov. 13, 6:30–8:30 pmInstructor: Ashley King, The Clock Trader, certified appraiser

One-Night CourseBICYCLE REPAIR & READINESS

Learn how to repair and maintain your bike soyou’ll be ready for road emergencies and forquick spins around the neighborhood. Identifyminor problems and learn basic repairs. Topicsinclude safety checks, functionality, tire pres-sure, fixing flats and brake care. We’ll demon-strate on bikes in the shop. Bring your bikeemergency toolkit (if you have one). Fee: $30 Course: HB834 | Thurs., Nov. 7, 6:30–8:30 pmInstructor: Nick KolinchakLocation: New Hope Cyclery, 404 York Rd.,New Hope

BRIDGE: BeginnersLearn the basics of Bridge, introduction to bidding and play of the hand. Great way to meet people andfind Bridge partners. Fee: $130 | Course: HB802 | 6 Tues., Sept. 24–Nov. 5, 6–7:30 pm (no class 10/8) Instructor: Terry Bullen-Smith

BRIDGE IntermediateLearn more sophisticated conventions, play of hand, operating leads, and defensive play. Fee: $130Course: HB840 |6 Tues., Sept. 24–Nov. 5, 7:30–9 pm (no class 10/8) | Instructor: Terry Bullen-Smith

New CourseCHESS FOR BEGINNERS

Chess is a classic strategy game involving careful thought and analysis –plus it’s a lot of fun. Learn the ba-sics of chess, including the names, moves, and values of the pieces, how to take a piece, check and check-mate, opening strategies, and tactics. Whether you’ve always wanted to play or would like to brush up yourskills, this two-session course will allow you to begin playing a game that develops memory and concentra-tion. Open to both adults and teenagers. Please bring a chess set or a tablet if you have one. Fee: $55Course: HB844 | 2 Thurs, Oct. 3 & 10, 6:30 – 8:30 pm | Instructor: Richard Winchell

One-Night CourseCONTAINER GARDENING

Container gardening brings life and color to yourhome, and can be made accessible to anyone withmobility issues, living in small outdoor spaces, andbringing some natural elements into your home aswell, aiding in the purification of interior air. Porta-bility in container gardening allows you to retainyour plants, bringing them in and outdoors asweather changes, as well as the ability to replaceplants to add seasonal flare. We’ll discuss the typesof containers that will work best for your setting,soil, water, and fertilizers, as well as choosing theright plants, flowers, or vegetables for the growingclimate and season. Leave class with a small con-tainer garden to start your project. Fee: $37 (fee includes $10 cost of materials)Course: HB842 | Tues, Oct. 1, 6:30–8:30 pmInstructor: Amy Sanchez-Hamilton, landscape designer, Bucks Country Gardens

GENEALOGY Discovering your family history and researching onlineBegin researching your family roots and documenting family historyin this two-part session on the techniques and tools of the excitinghobby of genealogy. Learn how to use online resources and databas-es to maximize your genealogy research and uncover your familystory. Compare available software resources, their strengths andweaknesses, and develop a strategy for choosing the best resourcesfor your needs. Learn tricks of the trade for getting the most out ofyour online research tools. Discover “hidden” resources which bringyour family to life. Learn to avoid common mistakes many re-searchers make. Handouts provided. Fun and rewarding hobby. Fee: $55 | Course: HB828 | 2 Tues, Nov. 12 &19, 7–9 pmInstructor: Dr. Constance Ace, Ace Genealogy Research and Consulting LLC

New One-Night CourseWILDCRAFTING FOR HERBS ETHICALLY

Gathering plants from the wild, known as wild-crafting, provides many benefits. It connects usto the natural world, the changing seasons, andto our ancestral heritage. It is empowering, plusit helps ensure that our medicines are fresh,sustainable, and of high quality. In addition,wildcrafting can be ecofriendly and cost effec-tive. We’ll discuss guidelines on how to carefullyand conscientiously collect medicines. We’llthen go out and discover the incredible healingpower of a few of the wild plants that are grow-ing locally. Leave with handouts and somerecipes. Fee: $30Course: HB845 | Weds, Sept. 25, 6:30–8:30 pmInstructor: Katie Moxham, Cultivating Roots, LLC



LANGUAGE & CULTUREAlso see listing under Culinary Arts: Ethnic

ITALIAN CONVERSATION 101Learn basic conversational Italian using a “grouping” method of learning key verbs, nouns and other vo-cabulary words. Class emphasizes student participation with conversation and plenty of cultural back-ground. Fee: $150 (Includes $20 cost of materials)Course: LC703 | 6 Tues., Sept. 17–Oct. 29, 7–9 pm (no class 10/8) | Instructor: Luigi DiGrazia

Two Sessions to Choose FromITALIAN CONVERSATION 102

For students with basic Italian conversation skills, thiswill serve as a refresher and build understanding of thelanguage. We’ll use a “grouping” method of learningkey Italian verbs, nouns and other vocabulary. Coversspeaking with correct pronunciation, listening and un-derstanding. Fee: $150 (Includes $20 cost of materials)Course: LC704 | 6 Weds., Sept. 18–Oct. 30, 7–9 pm (no class 10/9)Course: LC704A | 6 Tues., Nov. 5–Dec. 17, 7–9 pm (no class 11/26)Instructor: Luigi DiGrazia

New Course – Two Sessions to Choose FromITALIAN CONVERSATION 103

Students with intermediate Italian conversation will improve their skills. We’ll use a “grouping” methodof learning key Italian verbs, nouns and other vocabulary. Covers speaking with correct pronunciation,listening and understanding, writing, and the culture of the Italian people.

Fee: $150 (Includes $20 cost of materials) Instructor: Luigi DiGraziaCourse: LC712 6 Mon., Sept. 16–Oct. 28, 7-9 pm (no class 9/30)Course: LC712A 6 Weds., Nov. 6–Dec. 18, 7-9 pm (no class 11/27)

Two Sessions to Choose From, One Daytime CourseSPANISH 101

This course will expose students to more than 1,500 words used regularly. Fundamental structures of gram-mar will be explained and colloquial expressions reviewed. Focus on basic communication for business ortravel. Includes spoken and written practice, and role play. Students will receive See It and Say It in Spanishbooks. Fee: $150 (Inc. $10 cost of book) | Instructor: Nan NaggCourse: LC706 | 6 Tues, Sept 17–Oct. 29, 7–9 pm (no class 10/8) | Course: LC706A | 6 Thurs, Sept 19–Oct. 24, 12–2 pm Location of daytime class: Free Library of New Hope-Solebury, 93 W. Ferry St., New Hope

Two Sessions to Choose From, One Daytime CourseSPANISH 102

For those with a basic knowledge of Spanish, orcompleted a Beginner’s class, this course willbuild on basic interactions with Spanish speakers.Expect a progressive increase in challenging mate-rial and be prepared to engage in more complex ex-changes in Spanish at work and for travel. Fee: $150(Inc. $10 cost of book) Instructor: Nan NaggCourse: LC708 6 Mon, Sept. 16–Oct. 28, 12–2 pm (no class 9/30)Course: LC708A 6 Tues, Nov. 5–Dec. 17, 7–9 pmLocation: For Daytime Class–Free Library of NewHope-Solebury, 93 W. Ferry St., New Hope

Two Sessions to Choose FromSPANISH 103

For those students who have completed Spanish 101 and 102, this course will continue your conversationalskills. Fundamental structures of Spanish grammar will be expanded and colloquial expressions reviewed.Expect a progressive increase in challenging material and be prepared to engage in more complex ex-changes in Spanish at work and for travel. Fee: $150 (Includes $10 cost of book)Instructor: Nan NaggCourse: LC7106 Thurs, Sept. 19–Oct. 24, 7–9 pmCourse: LC710A | 6 Mon, Nov. 4–Dec. 9, 7–9 pm

LEISUREAlso see listings under Writing, Fine Arts & Crafts, Language & Culture, Culinary Arts,

Digital Photography, Computers: Personal Use, Fitness, and Health, Well Being, and Personal Growth

New CourseEND OF LIFE DOULA CERTIFICATION COURSE

End-of-life doulas are part of a new frontier in helping individuals and their families participate in naturaldeath care. This two-night session covers how to provide comfort and support to an individual and theirfamily during the final days and weeks of life. Learn how to provide resources, education, and companion-ship for dying persons and their caregivers. We’ll also discuss ways to work cooperatively and fill in the gapsin medical support systems and hospice care. Leave class with an End-of-Life Doula Level One Certificate.Fee: $70 (includes $15 cost of book) | Course: LE883 | 2 Tues, Oct. 29 & Nov. 5, 6:30–8:30 pmInstructor: Terry Skovronek, certified End-of-Life specialist and Jen Barnes, Certified End of Life Specialist,Certified Nursing Assistant



New CourseENERGY CONSERVATIONSave money, keep home comfortable, improve health & wellness

Learn how to save the high costs of energy billswhile keeping your home comfy this winter. Anexpert from Green Building Center will discussways to reduce energy use and associated costswhile improving the indoor environment for ahealthier home. Topics to be discussed includeenergy auditing, insulation & air sealing tips, op-tions in solar energy, and alternative heating,cooling and ventilation systems. Fee: $55 Course: HBLE885 | 2 Weds, Nov. 6 & 13, 7–9 pm Instructor: Jason Kliwinski, Green Building Center, LLC

New One-Night CourseGREEN HOME TIPSSave energy, money, and the planet

Learn 15 key things you can do to make yourhome more efficient, so you can lower your ener-gy, create a healthier home for your family, andsave money to boot. Learn from an expert at theGreen Building Center on cost effective ways togreen your home. Bring your questions and anyphotos of trouble spots in your home, and we’lldiscuss possible solutions to your home chal-lenges. Fee: $30 | Course: LE884Thurs, Oct. 10, 7–9 pm | Instructor: Jason Kliwin-ski, Green Building Center, LLC

One-Night CourseHOME DOWNSIZING & DECLUTTERING 12 steps to get ahead

This is a room-by-room approach of what to keep, donate, discard, or sell, with 12 tips to get you starteddecluttering and eliminating excess household accumulation. Turn unwanted items into cash, learn uniqueways to recycle or donate things taking up space, and how to safely discard of waste. Bring a picture of acluttered space in your home for tips on where to get started and what can be worth money. Finish withQ & A on ways to make immediate progress on your home downsizing project. Fee: $30 | Course: LE853Weds, Sept. 18, 6:30–8:30 pm | Instructor: Court Ebeling, Carter’s Home Downsizing & Resale Specialists

One-Night CoursePETS: COOKING FOR YOUR DOG

Introduction and understanding of the benefits of pet nutrition and the benefits of cooking for your dog.Veterinary hospital staff will discuss easy ways to start supplementing with whole foods and guidelines forpreparing home cooked meals for your dog that will meet his or her nutritional needs based on the breed,age and overall health. Great way to save money and support your dog’s health. Plenty of Q&A. Fee: $30 |Course: LE873 Tues, Sept. 24, 7–9 pmInstructor: Staff, Doylestown Veterinary Hospital & Holistic Pet Care

New One-Night CoursePET FIRST AID & CARE Natural remedies

Sometimes our pets need first aid care for bugbites, scratches and cuts, or minor burns andthe necessary elements of a first aid kit are notreadily available. Or maybe you prefer a holis-tic approach to pet care for acute conditions.Learn more about natural remedies for com-mon pet first aid and care for natural healingand wellness. Fee: $30 Course: LE875 | Weds, Oct. 23, 7–9 pmInstructor: Staff, Doylestown Veterinary Hospital & Holistic Pet Care

One-Night CourseVOICE WORK: Getting paid to talk

Explore the many aspects of voice over work for television, film, radio, audio books, documentaries, andthe internet in our area. Experts from Voicecoaches.com will cover all the basics, including how to preparethe all–important demo. Great first step for anyone interested in voice acting professionally to become suc-cessful. Fee: $30 | Course: LE859 | Thurs, Oct. 17, 6:30–9pmInstructor: Expert from Voice Coaches.com

TEEN COURSES

BABYSITTING 101 WorkshopThis interactive program is developedand presented by Maternity CareCoalition staff for ages 11–14. Thisfive-hour program, taught by experi-enced and trained workshop facilita-tors, is designed to help young peoplebecome more qualified and responsi-ble as babysitters. The program in-cludes child care and emergency ba-sics. Soon-to-be 11-year-olds can at-tend to learn to be a mother’s helper.Fee: $90 Course: TC903 2 Tues, Sept. 24 & Oct. 1, 6–8:30 pm | Instructor: Linda Miller, Maternity Care Coalition


A portion of your CSNHS tuition payment contributes to our annual high school senior Scholarship Award. All of

our funding is self-generated. We are a 501(c)(3) organization and gratefully accept donations of any size.

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DRIVER’S EDUCATIONThis 30-hour theory course covers classroom instruction on the Pennsylvania Driver’s manual and all phasesof defensive driving–preparingyourself to drive, risk taking, sharingthe road with trucks, bicyclists, andother motorists, adverse weatherconditions, effects of drug and alco-hol abuse, and rules of the road.Completion of this course, alongwith approved on-the-road drivinginstruction (arranged individually)may make teen drivers eligible forreduced insurance rates. The staterequires a full 30-hour course, a listof instructor’s classes throughoutBucks County will be provided formake-up sessions. Class designedfor teens preparing to take their dri-ver’s learners permit test and those who want to become more safe and confident drivers. Fee: $150 Course:TC901 | 10 sessions, Mon. and Weds, Nov. 4 – Dec. 11, 6–9 pm (no class 11/25 & 11/27)Instructor: Dr. Harris Martin, American Driving School

WRITING

CREATIVE WRITING Cross GenreWrite in a supportive environment using exercisesdesigned to inspire imagination and reinforceskills. Students will learn and use the AmherstWriter’s and Artist’s method, a non-critical re-sponse to classmates’ writing. Writers are wel-come, from beginner to published. Course will in-clude writing to prompts, feedback, submitting tojournals, and reading one’s work. Writers will gen-erate between four and six pieces of writing. Theinstructor is a founder and editor at River HeronReview (riverheronreview.com) and publishedpoet (robinfarr.com). Fee: $80 (Includes $5 fee for materials)Course: WR759 | 3 Weds, Sept. 18–Oct. 2, 7–9 pmInstructor: Robin Farr, River Heron Review(amherstwriters.org/philosophy)

New CourseLIFE STORYTELLING Workshop

Have you wanted to write your story butdon’t know where to start? In this 6-weekworkshop, you won’t have to start fromscratch. We’ll use prompts and themes towrite memories of persons, events, or ex-periences. Writing and sharing life storieswith others is an ideal way to find newmeaning in life and put your experiencesand memories in perspective. You’llcome away with an anthology of storiesto share with family, friends, and theworld. Class size limited to 6–8 partici-pants. Fee: $150 Course: WR765 6 Mon, Oct. 7–Nov. 11, 6:30–8:30 pmInstructor: Meredith Betz, Guided Autobiography Facilitator and Coach

New One-Night CourseRE-DISCOVERING YOURWRITER’S VOICE

This introductory level, one-session creativewriting workshop is geared toward any personinterested in re-engaging with their writer’svoice and learning more about River Heron Writ-ers' AWA (Amherst Writer’s and Artist’s method)creative writing workshop process. Writers of allgenres (including, but not limited to short story,poetry, memoir, fiction) are welcome. No writ-ing experience necessary. Bring a notebook,pen, or laptop. Fee: $30 | Course: WR771 Thurs, Sept. 26, 7–9 pm Instructor: Judith Lagana, River Heron Review, affiliate of Amherst Writers & Artists


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INFORMATION & POLICIES

Course Changes / CancellationsThe Community School of New Hope-Sole-

bury reserves the right to cancel a course entirely

or to change its time, location or instructor. In the

event a course for which you have registered is

cancelled, you will be notified. If you are unable to

substitute a suitable replacement for a cancelled

course, you will be refunded all tuition and fees

you have paid for the course.

Inclement Weather ClosingInclement weather may force the cancellation

of classes. If the New Hope-Solebury High Schoolis unexpectedly closed for any reason, classes tobe held at the high school will not be held. Pleasecheck the school district’s website, our website-www.csnhs.org-or call 215-297-0500 to check thestatus of classes. Alternate arrangements or re-funds will be made.

Senior Citizens PolicyAdults age 65 and over may register for most

courses at a $5 discount per class of $60 or more.

However, full tuition is required for certain classes

and all special workshops, trips or events. There is

no discount on course materials. Proof of age may

be required.

New Refund PolicyTo encourage you to register early, even if your

future plans are uncertain, we have adopted a newrefund policy. Instead of “no refunds,” we now offera full refund if cancelled by 6:00 PM on the day be-fore the first class is scheduled to start. Refunds willbe in the form of a CSNHS credit. Refunds requestedfive or more days before the scheduled class startwill be in the form of the credit card or check. If youneed to cancel or are not completely satisfied, con-tact Nancy Lawson at [email protected] or215-297-0500.

1. On-line: credit card only Try our user-friendly & secure system. For online registration from our website: register, browse

the categories, select a course you want and “ENROLL,” which will put that course in your shoppingcart. You can then resume browsing the catalog and add more courses or family members or justcheck out. After checkout and payment by VISA, MasterCard, American Express or Discover, anemail confirmation will be sent to the email address given during registration. If the class is full,please add your name to the wait list and you will be contacted if an opening occurs.

2. Telephone: credit card only No computer, no forms, no lines. Call 215-297-0500 weekdays, 9am–5pm. We will take your in-

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3. Mail in: check only Mail the registration form with payment by check to:

Community School of New Hope-Solebury (or CSNHS)P.O. Box 282New Hope, PA 18938

A confirmation email will be sent after receipt. Please make check payable to CSNHS.

4. Walk in: credit card or check only Check online to see if seats are still available or call 215-297-0500. If available, come in person to

the New Hope-Solebury High School (182 W. Bridge Street) on any evening prior to 6:45pm whenany classes are being held, or even on the night of the first class you want to register for.

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