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Roslyn & HerricksAdult Continuing Education

(516) 801-5091 • (516) 801-5095 (fax)www.roslynschools.org

DIRECTORBarry Edelson

OFFICE STAFFCaroline Kaplowitz

Andrea Rubin

SUPERVISORSLou CazzolaSilvia Dorsky

Armando Marcenaro

ADULT EDUCATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE Susan Zacherman, Chair

Adult Education has completed a full year in its new home in the Roslyn Annex. We are also entering the second year of Roslyn’s cooperative agreement with Herricks Adult Education. These two major changes

brought many new participants into the program in 2010-11. Thank you to everyone in our communities who enrolled in our expanded day and evening schedule of course offerings. I invite you to continue to be a part of Adult Education as we continue to grow in the years ahead.

— Dr. Dan Brenner, Superintendent of Schools

Alison AhrensEllen BroderLisa Butler

Victor CaputoShirley ChefetzMaryann Combs

Alan Flyer Bea Friedman

Deborah Gottlieb

Alyse HeymanRupila Kalra-Lall

Joyce KatzRebecca Katz-White

Lisa LevineEileen Reed

Heidi ResnickErica Rubrum

Barbara Weisenfeld

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ContentsROSLYN & HERRICKS SCHOOL DISTRICT RESIDENTS PAY THE RESIDENT FEE FOR ALL COURSES AND TRIPS

GAmES & CRAFTS Bridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Mah Jongg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Jewelry Making . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Crochet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Knitting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Scrapbooking new class . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Handmade Greeting Cards new class . . . . . . . . . 15HUmANITIES & SCIENCES Archaeology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Astronomy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Book Review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Film . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16LANGUAGES Chinese . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Italian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Spanish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Yiddish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17LIFESTYLES Fly Without Fear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Live Your Life Without Fear new class . . . . . 18 CPR/AED First Aid Training . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Professional Voice Acting . . . . . . . . . . 18 Adoption: Myths & Realities new class . . . . . 19 notary Public Training . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 organize Your Life new class . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Your Relationship with Your Dog new class . . . 19 Plan Your Dream Trip new class . . . . . . . . . . 19SENIOR CITIzEN COURSES AT ROSLYN AARP Defensive Driving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 What Medicaid Doesn’t Want You to Know . . . . 20 Elder Law Workshop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Book Review. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20SENIOR PROGRAmS AT HERRICKS Herricks Senior Citizens Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Herricks Leisure Club . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Courses for Seniors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 nutrition Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Alzheimer’s Day Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Understanding Alzheimer’s new class . . . . . . 22TRIPS Art Museum Tour Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Gourmet Chef Luncheon Series . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Local History Tours with Roslyn Landmark Society: Brooklyn Cemeteries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Uptown nYC including Hispanic Society . . . . 24 Theater: “WAR HoRSE” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

our Instructors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-27General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28How to Register . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30Registration Forms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29,31Adult Education Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . back cover

DIRECTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2COmPUTER SKILLS Computer Literacy A-Z new day classes . . . . 4 IntrotoMicrosoftOffice.................4 The Internet for Beginners new class . . . . . . . . 4 Intro to Microsoft Excel . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Digital Photography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Digital Photo Editing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Make Money on eBay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5FOR PARENTS Math Help for Parents new class . . . . . . . . . . . 6 College Financial Aid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6DRIvING SAFETY Accident Prevention . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Driver Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 AARP Defensive Driving new day class . . . . . 20COLLEGE PREP SAT & ACT from Princeton Review new class . . . . . 7CREATIvE & PERFORmING ARTS Drawing & Painting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Clay Sculpture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 at herricks community center: Watercolor Painting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 oil & Acrylic Painting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Piano Instruction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8ExERCISE, FITNESS & DANCE Low-Impact Exercise non-Impact Aerobics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Stretch & Tone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 T’ai Chi for Arthritis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 High-Impact Exercise Interval Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Specialized Fitness Training Yoga . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Pilates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Fitness Through Sport Golf Instruction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Tennis Instruction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Fitness Through Dance Zumba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Middle Eastern Dancing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Ballroom Dancing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 at herricks community center: Aerobic Kickboxing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Basketball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Bollywood Lifestyles new class . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Hatha Yoga . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 T’ai Chi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Zumba. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE Day class / nassau BoCES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Evening class / Family Service League . . . . . . 13

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COMPUTER LITERACY A to Z TerryLynn Bayon

Does it seem as if the whole world is at the Internet party—and you weren’t invited?Here’syourchancetofindoutwhat you’ve been missing. You will learn about everything the world wide webhastooffer:fromfindingoutwhattime the movie is playing, to buying the tickets, getting directions and checking the weather. You will discover the won-ders of being able to buy just about any-thing online, and having just about any kind of information you can imagine at your fingertips, includingnews,maps,historical data and so much more. You will also learn about email: how to

DAY CLASSES100 Beginnerstart: Monday, October 17 9:30-11:00 AM8 Sessions: FEES:Resident $120Resident w/Gold Card $90Non-Resident $135

105 Intermediatestart: Monday, October 17 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM8 Sessions: FEES:Resident $120Resident w/Gold Card $90Non-Resident $135

EVENING CLASSES110 Beginnerstart: Monday, October 17 6:00-7:30 PM8 Sessions: FEES:Resident $120Resident w/Gold Card $90Non-Resident $135

115 Intermediatestart: Monday, October 17 7:45-9:15 PM8 Sessions: FEES:Resident $120Resident w/Gold Card $90Non-Resident $135

ALL A-Z CLASSES IN THE ROSLYN ANNEx LAB 2

120 INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT OFFICE

TerryLynn BayonDoyouhaveMicrosoftOfficesittingonyour computer at home, but don’t have the slightest idea how to use it? Join our expert instructor for an introduc-tory class in today’s most widely used software programs. Learn the basics of creating documents in Word, making presentations in PowerPoint and gen-eratingattractiveflyersandothermate-rials in Publisher. Knowing how to use these universal products will not only help you make the most of your per-sonal computer, but may also enhance your employment prospects. ROSLYN HIGH SCHOOL ROOM 142start: Thursday, October 6 7:45 - 9:15 PM8 Sessions: FEES:Resident $120Resident w/Gold Card $90Non-Resident $135

160 THE INTERNET FOR BEGINNERS TerryLynn Bayon

150 MICROSOFT ExCEL TerryLynn BayonLearn the basics of Microsoft Excel.This course will introduce you to a very powerful tool that can help you to store and display large amounts of data and make projections. Specific skills thatwill be covered include entering data, creating and saving files, formattingrows and columns and cells, inserting mathematical formulas, automatically fillingcells,printingspreadsheets,andcreating charts and mail merge docu-ments. Previous knowledge of Excel or other database software is not re-quired. However, knowledge of com-puter basics and familiarity with the keyboard are prerequisites. ROSLYN HIGH SCHOOL ROOM 142 start: Thursday, October 6 6:00-7:30 PM6 Sessions: FEES:Resident $90Resident w/Gold Card $68Non-Resident $100

If you’ve never taken a computer class, please consider Computers A-Z before taking the above classes.

Do you know less about your computer than the average elementary school student? Do you have to call your children or grandchildren to do the simplest task? Are you embarassed when someone asks for your e-mail address because you don’t use e-mail? If you’ve answered ‘yes’ to any of these questions, or simply would like a refresher to keep up to date on the constantly changing world of computers and the Internet, then this all-inclusive course is designed especially with you in mind. You’ll learn all the necessary computer basics and build from there. In this hands-on course, we’ll have you feeling comfortable with Windows, creating impressive documents with basic word processing software, taking photos with your own digital camera and sending them as an attachment to an e-mail, and searching on the Internet for that topic you’re curious about.You will enjoy highly individualized in-struction. Class size limited. If you have little or no experience us-ing a computer, sign up for the Be-ginners class. If you have already taken Computers A-Z for Beginners, or have some knowledge of Windows and an active email account, sign up for the Intermediate class. If you’re not sure which class to take, ask us before you register (call 801-5091).

send, receive, reply, forward, save, de-lete, organize, open and send photos and create an address book. Getting to know your way around the Internet will enable you to use your computer to save time, energy and frustration. Let us show you how! Class size limited.

ROSLYN ANNEx LAB 2 start: Thursday, October 6 9:30-11:00 AM6 Sessions: FEES:Resident $90Resident w/Gold Card $68Non-Resident $100

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DIGITAL PHOTO EDITING with Adobe Photoshop Elements

Bob Ebenau

Computer Skills

Digital photography is exciting, but it’s more than just taking pictures, down-

loading them to your computer and printing. Add to the excite-ment and value of digital photog-raphy by learning how to turn good photos into stun-ning images. In

this interactive, hands-on course, earn to retouch old and distressed photos, add text and apply photo composition. Vary the resolution of your pictures for print, email and other media display, and understand various digital picture formats. Apply professional looking soft-focus effects to highlight your sub-

ject,usefilterstochangethemoodofyour pictures, intensify faded images, increase sharpening and apply artistic filtereffects.Learntocombinepicturesinto compelling panoramas and artistic montages. Purchase a course CD from the in-structor ($5) containing sample images and copies of all lecture presentations and notes. Knowledge of Windows and Internet are essential.170 DIGITAL PHOTO EDITINGstart: Wednesday, October 12 1:00-3:30PM6 Sessions: FEES:Resident $120Resident w/Gold Card $ 90Non-Resident $135

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY:Camera & Computer

Edgar BivensGet more out of your digital camera. Whether you have a compact digital camera or dSLR, you will be sur-prised at your camera’s features. Learn more about picture taking and composition. Make your pictures bet-ter using simple computer editing.

190 DAY CLASS start: Tuesday, October 4 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM195 EVENING CLASS start: Wednesday, October 5 7:00 - 9:00 PMEACH SECTION:3 Sessions: FEES:Resident $60Resident w/Gold Card $45Non-Resident $70

First, Learn to Use Your Digital Camera...

...Then, Learn How to Edit Your Photos and Achieve Beautiful Results

If you don’t hear from us, consider it good news!

We are pleased that we have so many registrations, we are unabletoconfirmthemallindividually.

Therefore, if you sign up for a class and don’t hear from us, it means that the class will run as scheduled and that you are

registered.Pleasecometothefirstsession.We will only contact you if:•Aclasswillnot be running.

•There’sachangeinschedule.•You’reonawaitinglist.

•Thereissomeunusualcircumstance.If you’re in doubt about whether your registration was

received, please call us at 801-5091.

180 MAkE MONEY SELLING ITEMS ON eBAY

Dina ElardoTurn household items into cash by sell-ing on eBay, one of the nation’s larg-est online auction houses. This class is designed to teach you all the steps required to list and sell items on eBay including authorization setup; upload-ing photographs, pricing; what to in-clude in your item’s description; set-tling your auction; correspondence; shipping arrangements and more! The course includes a take home, step-by-step guide covering class topics and a sample auction from beginning to end. This course is a lecture; no computers will be used.start: Thursday, November 17 7:00-10:00 PM1 Session: FEES:Resident $60Resident w/Gold Card $45Non-Resident $70

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For Parents530 COLLEGE FINANCIAL AID FOR LONG ISLANDERS Barry Fox

Withcollegecostsskyrocketing,findouthowtogetyourshareofthe$134+billionavailableforstudentfinancialaid.LearninsidertipstomaximizeyourfinancialaidfromleadingLongIslandfinancialaidexpertswithover40yearsofexperience.Followourstep-by-stepstrategiestofilloutyourFAFSA(FreeApplicationforFed-eral Student Aid), plan a needs analysis, and negotiate with the college.We explain how the federal government calculates your “expected family contribu-tion.” Special emphasis will be placed on the regulations involving divorced and separated parents. Also discussed will be how to conduct the best FREE Internet scholarship searches, the CSS/Financial Aid PRoFILE application, and NewYorkState’suniquefinancialaidprogram,TAP.This is an excellent time for parents of juniors as well as seniors to begin planning. Your questions are welcome!

Thursday, October 27

7:00-8:30PM1 Session: FEES:Resident $25Resident w/Gold Card $19Non-Resident $35

535 MATH HELP FOR PARENTS Cheryl kornfeld

Do you feel that you can’t help your children with math because you’ve forgotten all the math you ever learned? or that your children are being taught math in new ways that aren’t familiar to you? This course is designed for parents who need help assisting their children with their math homework. our goal in this class is to demystify terminology, overcome frustrations, and have some fun as we meet your tutorial needs. Your instructor is a teacher and tutor with decades of experi-ence as a math educator. Come with questions, please — the class is designed to address parents’ needs and concerns. For parents with children in grades 2 to 8.

start: Wednesday, October 12 10:00-11:00AM 6 Sessions: FEES:Resident $60Resident w/Gold Card $45Non-Resident $70

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300 AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT PREVENTION COURSEMartin Hirschfield

The strategies studied in this course are designed to help you save your life and the lives of others by avoiding accidents. Upon completion of this course youwill receivea certificate thatwill enable you to reduceyourautomobile li-ability and collision premiums for a period of three years. In addition, driv-ers with traffic ticket point accumulations (from violations occurring within thelast 18 months only) will also be allowed a four-point credit by the Motor Ve-hicle Department. In order to receive insurance credit you must be in class on the designated dates and times. no one will be admitted after class begins.You may take the course as often as you wish, but only once every three years forinsurancereductionbenefits,andonceevery18monthsforpointreduction.

Driver Safety

AARP DEFENSIVE DRIVING For Gold Card Memberssee page 20

DRIVER EDUCATION for Roslyn High School StudentsTo enroll in this new York State-approved Driver Education program, you must be a high school student who resides in the Roslyn school district, be at least 16 years of age and have avalidlearner’spermitbeforethefirstday of class. The fall session runs from September through January, the spring session from February through June. Registration will begin in late December for the spring session. For more information, visit Adult Education at www.roslynschools.org or call 801-5091.

Monday, December 5 & 126:30-9:30 PM2 Sessions: FEES:Resident $40Non-Resident $50

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College Prep: SAT & ACT ReviewWe are pleased to announce that Princeton Review is now offering review classes for the SAT and ACT col-lege preparatory exams at Roslyn High School and Herricks High School, under the auspices of Roslyn/Her-ricks Adult Education. This exclusive arrangement is intended to provide our students with the highest quality instruction at a nominal price, and takes the place of review classes previously offered by Adult Education. The cost of each class is considerably less than Princeton Review normally charges, and there is an addi-tional $100 discount for early registration on SAT classes.Please note that no contact information or personal data about our students has been shared with Princeton Review. However, if a student enrolls in a class, he or she will become a part of Princeton Review’s customer base, and may in the future receive offers about other programs directly from them.

Courses at Roslyn High SchoolNovember SAT course #1117-50Class: Tuesday, 6:00-9:00pmTests: Saturday, 9:00am-1:00pmDates: 9/24 – 11/1$499; enroll by Sept 17 and pay only $399

March SAT course #1037-50Class: Thursday, 6:00-9:00pmTests: Saturday, 9:00am-1:00pmDates: 1/21 – 3/8$499; enroll by Jan 6 and pay only $399

May SAT course #1057-80Class: Wednesday, 6:00-9:00pmTests: Saturday, 9:00am-1:00pmDates: 3/17 – 5/2$499; enroll by Jan 6 and pay only $399

June SAT course #1067-50Class: Thursday, 6:00-9:00pmTests: Saturday, 9:00am-1:00pmDates: 4/21 – 5/31$499; enroll by Jan 6 and pay only $399

June ACT course #9067-10Tuesday/ThursdayClass: 6:00-9:00pmTests: 6:00-10:00pmDates: 5/29 – 6/7$249

To register, please use the registration form on the brochure that was sent to Roslyn and Herricks juniors and seniors, or call 1-800-2Review (1-800-273-8439).

For more information and detailed schedules, visit PrincetonReview.com.

REGISTER NOW! 800-2Review (800-273-8439)

Courses at Herricks High SchoolNovember SAT course #1117-52Class: Wednesday, 6:00-9:00pmTests: Saturday, 9:00am-1:00pmDates: 9/17 – 11/2$499; enroll by Sept 17 and pay only $399

March SAT course #1037-51Class: Wednesday, 6:00-9:00pmTests: Saturday, 9:00am-1:00pmDates: 1/21 – 3/7$499; enroll by Jan 6 and pay only $399

May SAT course #1057-79Class: Tuesday, 6:00-9:00pmTests: Saturday, 9:00am-1:00pmDates: 3/17 – 5/1$499; enroll by Jan 6 and pay only $399

June SAT course #1067-49Class: Wednesday, 6:00-9:00pmTests: Saturday, 9:00am-1:00pmDates: 4/21 – 5/30$499; enroll by Jan 6 and pay only $399

June ACT course #9067-11Monday/WednesdayClass: 6:00-9:00pmTests: 6:00-10:00pmDates: 5/23 – 6/6$249

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Creative & Performing Arts

DRAWING & PAINTING kathryn Heuzey

Call 801-5091 for a list of materials for art

courses.

250 CLAY SCULPTURECarla Raben

All ability levels welcome. Pencil draw-ing, oil and/or acrylic painting will be taught on an individualized basis. Come with your own goals and agen-da, bring photographs to work from if you wish. Drawing instruction will focus on composition, line, creating form and using shading to create a rich range of tonal value and good form. Instruction in handling oils and acrylics, watercol-ors, and a discussion of color, com-position, capturing light with color and portraying subject matter effectively will be included. We will refer to works from art history that illustrate how paint-ing problems were resolved, affording a greater understanding and appre-ciation of art. Enrollment is limited.

225 Day Class start: Tuesday, October 11 3:15 PM - 6:15 PM8 Sessions: FEES:Resident $110Resident w/Gold Card $83Non-Resident $125

230 Evening Class start: Monday, October 17 6:30-9:30 PM6 Sessions: FEES:Resident $90Resident w/Gold Card $68Non-Resident $100

Roslyn High School Art Studio (Room 113)

AT HERRICKS COMMUNITY CENTER . . .

In this class you will have an introduc-tion to the basic principles of working with clay. Learn how to model a head, a torso or various different sculptures both representative or abstract, as well as pottery and other objet d’arts. Learn how to use the correct tools and mate-rialsneededtofinishapieceofsculp-ture that is original and creative. Bring home your own masterpiece at the end of this course.

WATERCOLOR PAINTING kiril Tzochev

Students of all levels will appreciate the classical techniques of watercolor. Subject matter will include still life and landscapes. Students will learn color theory, use of light and shadow, as well as wet and dry brush techniques. Ma-terials list will be provided at the firstclass (approximate cost: $35). Bring pencil with eraser and paper. Enroll-ment is limited. HCC SHOP 2H20 Day Class start: Monday, October 3 9:30-11:30AM H21 Evening Class start: Tuesday, October 4 7:30-9:30 PM10 Sessions, each section: FEES:Resident $95Resident w/Gold Card $72Non-Resident $105

H22 OIL AND ACRYLIC PAINTING

Gloria YudkinThis course is for intermediate or ad-vanced students. You will be given instructions in painting techniques, fo-cusing on landscapes or still life. Sug-gested concepts will be introduced to inspire the imagination. If possible, we will have a live model. Bring whatever paints and sketching tools you have tothefirstclass.Enrollment is limited. HCC SHOP 2

Enrollment is limited.start: Tuesday, October 4, 3:00-6:00 PM10 Sessions: FEES:Resident $180Resident w/Gold Card $135Non-Resident $195

Roslyn High School Sculpture Studio

PIANO Joseph Syracuse

no prior experience necessary – learn to play your piano or portable keyboard. Learn the fundamentals of music and play with both hands in popular and classical styles. For the intermediate class, Piano I or prior instruction is necessary. Brush up on your basics, speed up your reading, or improve your playing. Students should bring music they can play. In both classes, $9 fee for “Adult Course Book” is payable to the instructor at the first class. Enrollment is limited. HCC ROOM 113H23 Beginner start: Thursday, October 6 7:00-8:30pm8 Sessions: FEES:Resident $70Resident w/Gold Card $53Non-Resident $80H24 Intermediate start: Thursday, October 6 8:30-9:30 PM 8 Sessions: FEES:Resident $60Resident w/Gold Card $45Non-Resident $70

HERRICKS & ROSLYN DISTRICT RESIDENTS PAY THE RESIDENT FEE FOR ALL COURSES AND TRIPS

Exercise & Fitness at Herricks Community Center on page 12

start: Wednesday, October 5 12:00 - 3:00 PM8 Sessions: FEES:Resident $80Resident w/Gold Card $60Non-Resident $90

405 STRETCH & TONECarin Sanders

Join us for a wonderful hour of safe, healthy, non-aerobic activity. This class will offer stretching and muscle strengthening activities to music. You will improve both upper and lower body strength. It is advisable to consult your physician before beginning any ex-ercise program. Bring a mat or large towel. Class size limited.

start: Thursday, October 6 10:00-11:00 AM10 Sessions: FEES:Resident $65Resident w/Gold Card $49Non-Resident $75

400 NON-IMPACT AEROBICS

Carin SandersIf you are looking for a non-impact, low intensity workout, join us for an hour of fun and fitness. All exercises areperformed seated in a chair or stand-ing. Resistance bands and medicine balls are also utilized during the class. Class size limited.

start: Monday, October 3 10:35-11:35 AM10 Sessions: FEES:Resident $65Resident w/Gold Card $49Non-Resident $75

PLEASE NOTE:Some exercise plans may not be suitable for some individuals. Those enrolling in exercise, physical activity or sports programs should make certain thatspecificcourserequirementsand activities are appropriate for them. Check with your physician before participating in any program. The Roslyn Public Schools relies on each individual to seek appropriate medical advice as to his/her capacity to participate, and will not be reponsible for any injuries, damages or loss resulting from an individual’s failure to do so.

Roslyn Adult Education is pleased toofferavarietyofexercise,fitnessand dance programs to meet the needs of students with a range of interests and physical abilities. Most exercise classes are in the Adult Education Center.For your convenience, we have arranged some of the courses on pages 9 and 10 by level of exertion. A more strenuous course does not require any special skill, but simply means that you’ll get a more vigorous workout. On pages 10-13, you will findmore popular offerings. If you’re not sure which course is right for you, please ask!

425 Beginnerstart: Thursday, October 6 11:10 AM - 12:10 PM10 Sessions: FEES:Resident $65Resident w/Gold Card $49Non-Resident $75

426 Intermediatestart: Monday, October 3 11:45 AM - 12:30 PM10 Sessions: FEES:Resident $50Resident w/Gold Card $38Non-Resident $60

High-Impact Exercise

INTERVAL TRAININGBarbara Romeo

Start your day, or end your day, with an energetic workout. The class has a combination of low-impact aerobics (to increase cardiovascular endurance), weight training and resistance bands (to improve bone density and muscle tone), and abdominal and pelvic exer-cises(tostrengthenandfirmthelowerback), done in four-minute intervals. Class size limited.

MORNING at Roslyn Annex411 Section I start: Monday, October 3 8:45-10:00 AM413 Section IIIstart: Wednesday, October 5 8:45-10:00 AM415 Section Vstart: Friday, October 7 8:45-10:00 AM

AFTERNOON in Roslyn HS Room 139412 Section II start: Monday, October 3 4:00-5:15 PM414 Section IVstart: Wednesday, October 5 4:00-5:15 PM

Each Section 10 Sessions: FEES:Resident $80Resident w/Gold Card $60Non-Resident $90

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T’AI CHI FOR ARTHRITIS

Carin SandersThis T’ai Chi class is specially adapted for those who have arthiritis, for seniors or anyone who wants to begin practicing T’ai Chi. Modern Americans have discovered that T’ai Chi is an excellent exercise to help improve balance, stamina, coordination and well-being. Wear loose clothing and shoes or sneakers that can turn easily on the floor. Class size limited.

Low-Impact Exercise

GOLF INSTRUCTIONDouglas Miller, PGA Golf Professional

Fitness Through Sport

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TENNIS INSTRUCTION Jerilyn Dreitlein

Exercise, Fitness & Dance

Beginners will be taught the basics of golf. They will learn the proper grip, stance, swing and use of various clubs. Intermediates will have mistakes corrected such as faulty grips, poor balance, slicing, and hooking. Both beginner and intermediate players will be accommodated in each section. Bring 7-iron and 9-iron, and wear sneakers. Limited Enrollment.

ROSLYN HIGH SCHOOL LOWER GYm(Harbor Hill Road entrance)

Weather permitting, golf may be held at an off-campus outdoor facility.

start: Thursday, October 6450 Beginner Sec. I: 7:00-8:00 PM455 Intermediate Sec. II: 8:00-9:00 PM

Each Section 8 Sessions: FEES:Resident $60Resident w/Gold Card $45Non-Resident $70

Specialized Fitness ProgramsPILATES

Carmen Roberts You know that the quality of your life is often determined by the quality of your health. Pilates is designed to develop the connection between your mind and body. In this class you will discover muscles you forgot you had. It’s all about the connection from muscle to mind. Every class is different. Listen to your body. You will feel different after every work-out. Bring an exercise mat. Class size limited.

Offered at two different times for your convenience. Register for either one or both sections.

445 start: Monday, October 3 Sec. I: 6:30-7:30 PM447 start: Monday, October 3 Sec. II: 7:30-8:30 PMEACH SECTIon:10 Sessions: FEES:Resident $65Resident w/Gold Card $49Non-Resident $75

YOGA Anyone at any level can derive benefits from yoga.Increaseflexibilityandstrength,developafitbody,breathefor life and vitality, improve health, increase powers of concentration and experience peace of mind while reducing stress through relaxation techniques. With practice you maystrengthenmuscles,improvepostureandflexibility,aswell as increase endurance. Wear loose clothing and bring an exercise mat.Class size limited.470 DAY Linda Cafierostart: Tuesday, October 4, 10:00 -11:30 AM10 Sessions: FEES:Resident $95Resident w/Gold Card $72Non-Resident $105

475 EvENING Denise kickstart: Thursday, October 6, 8:15-9:45 PM10 Sessions: FEES:Resident $95Resident w/Gold Card $72Non-Resident $105

Beginners: You will learn the basics: proper way to hold a racket, serve, forehand, and backhand.Intermediate: For players who know some basic strategy and feel they can play a fairly comfortable game.Doubles Strategy: An intensive program open to advanced playerswhowishtorefinetheirdoublesgame.

PLEASE WEAR SNEAkERS. BRING A TENNIS RACkET AND A CAN OF 3 TENNIS BALLS.

Limited EnrollmentROSLYN mIDDLE SCHOOL GYm (Use the rear entrance)

start: Monday, October 3480 Doubles Strategy Sec. I: 7:00-8:00 PM482 Intermediate Sec. II: 8:00-9:00 PM484 Beginner Sec.III: 9:00-10:00 PM

Each Section 8 Sessions: FEES:Resident $60Resident w/Gold Card $45Non-Resident $70

MIDDLE EASTERN (belly dancing)

Harem Belly Dance Studio

Fitness Through Dance

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Exercise, Fitness & Dance

In this class you will learn the beautiful art of Belly Dancing with a foremost authority. Study basic body movements including hip circles, figure 8’s, hiptwists, undulations, shimmies, shoulder rolls and more. You will have fun and before you know it you’ll be dancing to the exotic rhythms of the Middle East. Get ready for a magic carpet ride that will enhance your confidence, boostyour sensuality and add fun to your workout in 1001 ways.

496 Evening Classstart: Wednesday, October 5 8:15-9:15 PM8 Sessions: FEES:Resident $65Resident w/Gold Card $49Non-Resident $75

MIDDLE EASTERN DANCE IS IN THE ROSLYN ANNEx

ZUMBA!®

Joy WeiserZumba dance exercise is an aerobic routine inspired by a fusion of Latin and international music. It creates a dynam-ic, exciting and effective fitnesssystemfeaturingavariety of rhythms. Zumba also engages the oblique muscles and allows par-ticipants to dance away their worries. no experi-ence necessary. Come and have an eve-ningoffitnessfun!Class size limited.

MORNING at the Roslyn Annex

461 Section I start: Tuesday, October 4 8:30-9:30AM10 Sessions: FEES:Resident $65Resident w/Gold Card $49Non-Resident $75

EVENINGS in Roslyn HS Room 139

462 Section IIstart: Monday, October 3 6:30-7:30 PM10 Sessions: FEES:Resident $65Resident w/Gold Card $49Non-Resident $75

463 Section IIIstart: Monday, October 3 7:30-8:30 PM10 Sessions: FEES:Resident $65Resident w/Gold Card $49Non-Resident $75

464 Section Ivstart: Wednesday, October 5 7:30-8:30PM10 Sessions: FEES:Resident $65Resident w/Gold Card $49Non-Resident $75

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ExERCISE, FITNESS & DANCE AT HERRICkS COMMUNITY CENTER ON THE NExT PAGE uuu

HERRICKS & ROSLYN DISTRICT RESIDENTS PAY THE RESIDENT FEE FOR ALL COURSES AND TRIPS

start: Monday, October 17, 7:30-9:30 PM 8 Sessions 490 FEES PER PERSON:Resident $ 90Resident w/Gold Card $ 68Non-Resident $100

Couples registering together may use a single registration form. Be sure to double

the fee above.

BALLROOM DANCING IS IN THE ROSLYN MIDDLE SCHOOL

AUxILIARY GYMNASIUM.(Use the side entrancefacing Locust Lane.)

BALLROOM DANCING FOR BEGINNERS

Candy GutierrezLearn the basics of social dancing and feel confident and successul on thedancefloor.Thisclassisforbeginnersaswellasthosewithsomedanceex-perience who would like to learn more or improve their dance steps. Come and meet new friends and have fun while learning to dance with an outstanding in-structor. We will cover the merengue, tango and waltz in this introductory class.

Don’t just sit down and watch at the next social event you attend. Get up, dance and have fun! Wear appropriate footwear for dancing: no spiked heels. This class is for couples only — singles, please come with a friend.

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EXERCISE & FITNESS AT HERRICKS COMMUNITY CENTER

Enrollment is limited in most of these classes. Register early!

BASkETBALL Bruce Bitterman

This course is designed to provide maximum participation in 3 or 4 per-son, half-court or 5-person full-court basketball. Both men and women are welcome to play. Limited enrollment. HCC GYMH44 Mondays start: Oct. 3, 8:00-10:00PM H45 Tuesdays start: Oct. 4, 7:30-9:30PM H46 Thursdays start: Oct. 6, 7:30-9:30PMeach section: 10 Sessions: FEES:Resident $ 90Resident w/Gold Card $ 68Non-Resident $100

H40 ZUMBA®

Mimi PadillaDo you LoVE to dance? Does your energy soar when you dance to Latin and international beats? What happens if we combine salsa, merengue, cha-cha, samba hip-hop and belly dancing to the mix? Want to burn a lot of calo-ries in one class? So, are you ready to dance? Yes?....then let’s ZUMBA! Bring water, wear comfortable clothes and sneakers. HCC GYMstart: Monday, October 3 7:00-8:00 PM10 Sessions: FEES:Resident $70Resident w/Gold Card $54Non-Resident $80

H47 HATHA YOGA All Levels

Jennifer Hall Experience the well-being that you have been searching for. Learn movements to increase flexibility,strength, balance and awareness of the breath. The ancient techniques will relax, energize and reduce stress. Experience improvement in as little as one class. Variations and modifications are provided to en-sure that everyone feels comfort-able and welcome. HCC ROOM 208start: Tuesday, October 4 7:00-8:00 PM10 Sessions: FEES:Resident $75Resident w/Gold Card $57Non-Resident $85

H48 AEROBIC kICkBOxING Anita Ales-Cassano

Kickboxing, with the punches from boxing and the kicks of Tae Kwon Do combined with today’s hottest music, is considered the most fun, effective and quickest way to get into shape by fitness experts. Triple fat burn-ing workout burns up to 500 calories an hour, tones and strengthens your muscles, relieves stress and helps build your self-esteem. HCC GYMstart: Wednesday, October 5 7:00-8:00 PM10 Sessions: FEES:Resident $70Resident w/Gold Card $54Non-Resident $80

TAI CHI CH’UAN Linton Alfred

Tai Chi Chuan is an ancient art of health, meditation, and self defense. Using slow, gentle movements, this total body exercise increases energy and blood circulation, improves physical and mental well being and develops relaxation. The intermediate class is for students who have taken a beginner class or have a knowledge of Tai Chi. HCC ROOM 113H41 Beginner start: Tuesday, October 4 6:00-7:00PM H42 Intermediate start: Tuesday, October 4 7:00-8:00 PM each section: 10 Sessions: FEES:Resident $75Resident w/Gold Card $57Non-Resident $85

H43 BOLLYWOOD LIFESTYLES Paulomi Bhatt

Take the boredom out of your workout with this unique program that inte-gratesfunandfitness.Custommusicfrom the latest Bollywood tracks will get you moving instantly. Basic dance moves are incorporated into cardio routines—a ‘thumka’ here, a ‘balle bal-le’ there. If you love Bollywood music and enjoy the moves, this effective and safe workout is for you. The routines are very easy to follow, and you’ll be burning calories all the way. HCC GYMstart: Wednesday, October 5 8:00-9:00PM 10 Sessions: FEES:Resident $70Resident w/Gold Card $54Non-Resident $80

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Roslyn and Herricks school district residents may take any class at either location for the resident fee.more classes at Herricks Community Center are

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English as Second Language

EVENING CLASSES / CLASES POR LA NOCHE

DAY CLASSES / CLASES POR EL DÍAPresented by Nassau BOCES

Tienes 18 o más? no dejes que le lenguaje sea una barrera para alcanzar el éxito. La enseñanza impartida en esta clase de inglés se enfocara en el lenguaje, comprensión oral y escrita, conversación, vocabulario y escritura. Todos los postulantes a la clase de Ingles deberán tomar una prueba de entrada. Así mismo, se determinara si calificanparalaclasedeacuerdoalosLineamientosparaElegibilidad según Ingresos Familiares.Profesorada: Beatriz CabanREGISTRATE AHORA! Instrucción y Materiales GRATIS!

HORARIO DE CLASES:Curso de 12 semanas (septiembre 2011-enero 2012)

Lunes y Miercoles de 6pm á 8pmRoslyn Annex

REGISTRACIÓN Y PRUEBA DE ENTRADA:19 y 21 de septiembre 2011

de 7pm á 9pm, Roslyn AnnexCuota de Inscripción $30.00

Información: (631) 427-3700 ext 302

Roslyn Adult Continuing Education is pleased to offer an evening ESL program in cooperation with the

FAmILY SERvICE LEAGUE’SKORNREICH ADULT LANGUAGE PROGRAm

For adults who are at least 21 years old or older and with-out a high school diploma from the U.S. Students 18 to 20 years old need a signed permission form from their school districtGuidanceOfficebeforeattendingclasses.Alladultlearners will be given entry assessment tests. This is an open enrollment program.ENGLISH Level I – IV: This is a multi-level class, beginner to advanced, teaching basic to advanced English speaking, reading and writing skills. Adult students will be introduced to and/or improve their understanding of grammar, spelling and pronunciation in English to advance in their career, job training and/or education.

CLASS SCHEDULE:Monday & Wednesday, 9:30AM-12:30PMRoslyn Annex

REGISTRATION & ASSESSMENT:September 19 & 21, 9:30-11:30AMRegistration Fee $50 (money orders only)Tuition & Materials FreeInstructor: Marlene DieberCall Nassau BOCES for information: 622-5623http://alc.adultednassau.org

Para adultos de 21 años o mayore que carezcan de un diploma de la escuela secundaria de los EEUU. Es nece-sario que los estudiantes de 18 a 20 años de edad obten-gan un permiso de us distrito antes de asistir a las clases. Todos los estudiantes mayores de edad serán examinados para determinar el nivel de apredizaje adecuado.INGLES COMO SEGUNDA Lengua I – IV: Esta clase tiene distinctos niveles, es decir, estudiantes que son principi-antes o adelantados, aprendiendo lo básico hasta lo mas desarrollado en gramática, el deletreo y pronunciación en ingles. Estas destrezas ayudaran al estudiante superarse en sus carreras, entrenamiento para empleo y su educación.

HORARIO DE CLASES:Lunes y miércoles, 9:30-12:30 de la mañanaRoslyn Annex

MATRICULACIÓN Y EVALUACIÓNel 19 y 21 de septembre de 9:30 á 11:30Matricula es $50 (giro postal solamente)Precio de la enseñan y materiales es gratisProfesorada: Marlene DieberInformación: 622-5623

Are you 18 or older? Don’t let language become a barrier for personal success. This ESL class will provide English in-struction focused on language, listening, speaking, reading, vocabulary, and writing. All language learners will be given entry assessment tests and income eligibility guidelines. Instructor: Beatriz CabanSIGN UP NOW! Tuition and Materials FREE!

CLASS SCHEDULE:12 Week Course (September 2011-January 2012)Monday & Wednesday, 6pm – 8pmRoslyn AnnexREGISTRATION & ASSESSMENT:September 19 & 21, 20117:00 – 9:00pm in the Roslyn AnnexRegistration Fee $30.00For more information please call:(631) 427-3700 ext 302

Games & Crafts

*To purchase a Mah Jongg card, payment of $8 is payable to the instructor at the first class. No senior discount on material fees.

MAH JONGGJudy Umansky

Winter Mah Jongg Clinic begins January 30!Look for registration information in December.

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session begins with a 30-45 minute dis-cussion explaining a bidding concept, followed by the play of four pre-set hands. These hands will illustrate play-ing techniques as well as the concept of the day. After each hand is played, we will discuss the bidding and play of the hand, introducing some new concepts. You’ll love this continuing class which will further enhance your bridge experi-ence—the fun, the challenge, and the delightful bonus of meeting new friends with whom to play !

Advanced Beginners645 start: Tuesday, October 4 10:00 AM-12:00 PM

Beginners647 start: Tuesday, October 4 1:00-3:00 PMeach section: 8 Sessions: FEES:Resident $100Resident w/Gold Card $ 75Non-Resident $115

BRIDGE

Hadassah klein

610 BASICS Wednesdays, october 19 & 26 6:30-8:30PM615 INTERMEDIATE Wednesdays, november 2 & 9 6:30-8:30PM

EACH SECTIon:2 Sessions: FEES:Resident $25Resident w/Gold Card $19 non-Resident $35

JEWELRY BASICSLucille Neiderbach

Imagine impressing your friends and family with birthday and holiday gifts of your own, hand-made jewelry. In this exciting class, students will make a necklace and matching earrings. Making eye pins, wrapping eye pins and crimping technique will be taught and reviewed at each session. Learn-ing these important fundamentals will equip students with essential skills in jewelry making and design. Repeat students are welcome—we are always making new and different projects.Bringtofirstclass:flushcutter,round-nose pliers, chain-nose plier, bead board and a crimper. A $28 materials fee paid to instructor covers beads and findings. If you are unsure about which tools to purchase, please contact Adult Education a week before the class and the instructor will make them available for purchase. Enrollment limited.

JEWELRY MAkING — Intermediate & BeyondMore projects, more fun! Perfect your basic skills and make use of varied materials. Bring your tools and express your creativity. Design unique gifts for friends and family. The holidays will be here soon! A $28 materials fee is pay-able to the instructor to cover beads, silkthread,findings,etc.Enrollment is limited.

655 Intermediate–Part II This hands-on, fun, interactive work-shop is designed for those who have tak-en Part I, or already have a basic knowl-edge of the game, and want to learn to play at the next level. The participants will be provided with guidance while playing the game and honing their skills.Your commitment to the full length of the course will benefit you and your tablemates and is greatly appreciated.

start: Monday, November 14 9:30 AM -12:00 PM5 Sessions: FEES:Resident $80Resident w/Gold Card $60Non-Resident $90

650 Beginners – Part I This is a series of practical hands-on interactive workshops for new play-ers. You will learn the rules and strate-gies necessary to meet the challenges of Mah Jongg in a relaxed, enjoyable environment. Join other beginners to have fun and learn a game that has held the interest of American players for decades. By the end of this series you will be playing Mah Jongg.Your commitment to the full length of the course will benefit you and your tablemates and is greatly appreciated.start: Monday, October 3, 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM5 Sessions: FEES:Resident $80Resident w/Gold Card $60Non-Resident $90*Material Fee *$8*

The Beginners course is given once a year for those with little or no previous experience. You will start playing on your very first day. Each sessionincludes a 30-45 minute discussion explaining a bidding concept, followed by students playing pre-set hands which will illustrate playing techniques and the theme of the day. You will meet new people with whom you can practice between sessions and will discover a wonderful new activity that is fun, social and challenging.

The Advanced Beginners course is for those who have completed a begin-ner class or have commensurate play-ing experience. Student participation and enjoyment are emphasized. Each

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Games & Crafts620 CROCHET

Rosemarie ZanettoIf you never crocheted or haven’t done it in a while and want to refresh your memory, come and join us. Learn the stitches to make a fashionable scarf, granny squares, baby blanket, or pon-cho. Most importantly you will learn to read instructions. You may bring a pat-tern or something you wish to make. Bring a skein of light colored worsted yarn and size G or H crochet hook and let’s have some fun.start: Tuesday, October 4 9:30-11:30AM10 Sessions: FEES:Resident $90Resident w/Gold Card $68Non-Resident $100

630 LET’S kNIT! All Levels

Judith kleinWhether you’ve had experience knit-ting or are picking up the needles for the first time, this course will provideone-on-one instruction that will teach you what you need to get started or to move on to the next level. Beginners will learn how to cast on stitches. You will learn the knit, purl, stockinette and garter stitches, then progress to the basic ribbing stitches with variations. We’ll progress to the seed stitch, moss stitch and some cable patterns. You will also learn how to gauge your stitches tomakeyourgarmentsfitperfectly.By the end of the 8-week course you will complete a project of your choice, and will learn the techniques you will need to take on more advanced proj-ects. Enrollment is limited.Bring a pair of #10 knitting needles and a skein of beige bulky smooth wool to the first class. Yarn and needles will be available for purchase at the first class.start: Monday, October 3 7:00-9:00PM8 Sessions: FEES:Resident $80Resident w/Gold Card $60 Non-Resident $90

660 SCRAPBOOkINGAntoinette Bay

Preserving photos through the art of Scrapbooking is one of the most popular craft hobbies around. If you’ve thought about Scrapbooking, but don’t know where to begin, this is your opportunity to learn what it’s all about. or if you want to con-tinue where you left off learning new tech-niques to apply to your pages, this class is also for you as well. Learn to use the latest tools and techniques. You will use patterned papers, embellishments, rib-bon, rubber stamps, embossing powders, embossing folders and more to adorn your pages. Each week you will walk away with two beautifully crafted 8” x 8” scrapbook pages. Enrollment is limited.After the first class, the following items will be required to bring with you each week: Paper trimmer (size – 12”), adhesive cartridge and refills, glue stick, dimensionals or pop dots, small glue dots, pencil, ruler, scissors, paper piercer and mat (you can buy these items on your own or if you choose to purchase from the Instructor, they will be available for purchase at the second class). Materials fee: $40 (in addition to course fee) payable to instructor at the first class.

665 HANDMADE GREETING CARDS

Antoinette BayHow would you like to have a greeting card on hand for every occasion? In this card making class that’s exactly what you will have – birthday, get well, thinking of you, sympathy, etc. These cards are very special because they will be hand-made by you. The instructor provides you with the designs using cardstock, stamps, ink and embellishments and teaches you how to use some of the tools of the trade to adorn your cards to make them unique and unlike any card you can buy in a store. Some of the tools you will learn to use are the die cut machine, blender pens, aqua painters, markers, embossing powders and folders. You will create three cards per session. Enrollment is limited.After the first class, the following items will be required to bring with you each week: paper trimmer (size – 12”), adhesive cartridge and refills, glue stick, di-mensionals or pop dots, small glue dots, pencil, ruler, scissors, paper piercer and mat (you can buy these items on your own or if you choose to purchase from the instructor, they will be available for purchase at the second class). Materials fee: $25 (in addition to course fee) payable to instructor at the first class.

start: Wednesday, October 5 7:00-9:00PM8 Sessions: FEES:Resident $84Resident w/Gold Card $63 Non-Resident $94

start: Thursday, October 6 7:00-9:00PM8 Sessions: FEES:Resident $84Resident w/Gold Card $63 Non-Resident $94

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Humanities & Sciences

BOOk REVIEW Lora Jakowlew

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740 FOUNDATIONS OF ASTRONOMY

Mark FreilichThis comprehensive astronomy course includes these topics: scale of cosmos – the sky; cycles of the moon; origin of modern astronomy; newton, Einstein, and gravity; light and telescopes; sun and family of stars; life history of stars; galaxies; solar system; and life on other worlds. The class features lecture, media presentation, and the use of telescope provided by the instructor (weather permitting).start: Thursday, October 13 7:30-9:30PM6 Sessions: FEES:Resident $72Resident w/Gold Card $54Non-Resident $82

Cradle of Civilization

Archaeology ofMesopotamia

Part IDenise Gold

“Mesopotamia, the land between two rivers,” today forms modern Iraq. It was here that one of the world’s great civilizations developed. Here began writing, use of the wheel, the 60-minute hour, 360-degree circle, development and growth of urban centers, and codes of law.Biblical scholars place the Garden of Eden in Mesopotamia, also the site of the Tower of Babel - which was one of nimrod the Mighty Hunter’s cities that became the great city of Babylon - and the birthplace of Abraham, Ur of the Chaldees. We will examine the Sumerians, the Akkadians, and the Babylonians.The Assyrians, the neo-Babylonians, thePersians,andfinallyAlexandertheGreat, who conquered all of Mesopo-tamia, will be the focus of Part II to be offered during the spring semester.All of these places and others will be discussed with slide presentations. No previous knowledge of the subject is required.

start: Tuesday, October 11 10:00 AM-12:30 PM8 Sessions: FEES:Resident $80Resident w/Gold Card $60Non-Resident $90

720 FILM IN THE 21ST CENTURY

Josh CabatWe will examine some of the great directors of world cinema of the last decade. The focus will be mostly on Americannarrative film, butwe’ll takesomequickglancesatforeignfilmanddocumentary, as well as animation. In addition, we will talk about the impact that new technologies like YouTube and digital production have had on the world of movies. our essential questions arethese:canwhatweknowas“film”survive and prosper in coming years, and if monumental change is coming, will it be a blessing or a curse for moviegoersandforfilmasanartform?

Roslyn High School, Room 104

start: Thursday Oct. 20, 3:30-5:00PM4 Sessions: FEES:Resident $48Resident with Gold Card $36Non-Resident $58

start: Wednesday, October 12 3:30-5:30PM4 Sessions: FEES:Resident $44Resident with Gold Card, registration fee only $ 5Non-Resident $54

keep the Aspidistra Flying by George Orwell Weeks 3 & 4 A satirical portrait of the literary life, orwell’s third novel chronicles the struggles of Gordon Comstock, who gives up a successful job in advertising to become an unsuccessful poet, tak-ing refuge by day in a failing bookshop as he descends into genteel poverty. Having vowed to “make it his special purpose not to ‘succeed’,” Comstock rails against “The Money God”. The aspidistra of the title refers to the ubiq-uitous plants on London’s window sills which, for Comstock, symbolize all that is wrong with the “mingy, lower-class decency” he is desperate to escape.

Sarah’s key by Tatiana de RosnayWeeks 1 and 2 Paris, July 1942: Sarah, a ten year-old girl, is arrested with her family by the French police. Paris, May 2002: Journalist Julia Jarmond is asked to write an article about this black day in France’s past. Through her inves-tigation, she stumbles onto a trail of long-hidden family secrets that con-nect her to Sarah, and she begins to question her own place in France and to reevaluate her marriage and her life. It is a brilliantly subtle, com-pelling portrait of France under oc-cupation and reveals the taboos and silence that surround this pain-ful episode. A nY Times bestseller.

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SPANISHkarina klein

The beginner course will cover the basics of the language, with an emphasis on pronunciation, vocabulary and forming sentences. Whether for business or pleasure, this course will provide an introduction to one of the world’s great languages. The intermediate course is for anyone with a basic knowledge of the Spanish language. You may have taken Part I with us or had some Spanish instruction in the past. In this course you will sharpen your vocabulary, pronunciation and grammar skills. We will focus on commonly used expressions which will help you in your interactions with Spanish speakers.

750 Beginner start: Monday, October 3 9:00 - 11:00 AM10 Sessions: FEES:Resident $120Resident w/Gold Card $90Non-Resident $135

755 Intermediate start: Monday, October 3 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM10 Sessions: FEES:Resident $120Resident w/Gold Card $90Non-Resident $135

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Languages

780 CHINESE (Mandarin) Beginner

Shirley Doon FeldmanLearn to converse in Chinese in a re-laxed and informal atmosphere. This class will enable you to communicate in basic Chinese (Mandarin). Useful for anyone traveling to China, or just broadening their knowledge. You will learn to use vocabulary with dialogues and exercises, as well as basic writing and reading comprehension. Particular attention will be given to correct pro-nunciation and conversational skills. our class in Chinese (Mandarin) will use pinyin material. This class is for be-ginners: no prior knowledge required. Textbook and workbook, about $20, available from instructor at first class.

start: Wednesday, October 5 7:00-9:00 PM8 Sessions: FEES:Resident $96Resident w/Gold Card $72Non-Resident $106

ITALIANIntroduction to Language & Culture

Raya karmelyItaly . . . The name brings to mind an extraordinary cultural heritage, a history stretching back to ancient times, and a beautiful language in which some of the world’s greatest poetry and literature have been written. In this class, you will learn the elements of basic Italian, gain an introductory understanding of its grammar and vocabulary, and begin conversing.You will also learn about the country that is the home to the Italian language. Ideal for the traveler.

770 Beginner start: Monday, October 3 6:00-7:30 PM8 Sessions: FEES:Resident $72Resident w/Gold Card $54Non-Resident $82

775 Intermediatestart: Monday, October 3 7:30-9:00 PM8 Sessions: FEES:Resident $72Resident w/Gold Card $54Non-Resident $82

HERRICKS & ROSLYN DISTRICT RESIDENTS PAY THE RESIDENT FEE FOR ALL COURSES AND TRIPS

765 YIDDISH LIGHT for Beginners

Ruth SolomonWere you called a “vilde khaye” or “a sheyne meydl”? Join this class to learn basic vocabulary: family, foods, cloth-ing, days, months, counting, idioms, songs and more.Yiddish was developed around the year 1000 and reached its pinnacle in Eastern Europe in the 1900’s, when millions used the language daily to converse in and to read daily periodi-cals and books. Today Yiddish is being revived in universities, Yiddish camps and through Klezmer music. “Yiddish for Beginners” (about $15), is available from the instrudctor.start: Thursday, November 3 2:00-3:00 PM7 Sessions: FEES:Resident $50Resident w/Gold Card $38Non-Resident $60

If you don’t hear from us, that’s good news!

We are pleased that we have so many registrations, we are unable to confirmthemallindividually.

Therefore, if you sign up for a class and don’t hear from us, it means that the class will run as scheduled and that you are registered.

Pleasecometothefirstsession.Wewillonlycontactyouif:•aclasswillnot be running,•there’sachangeinschedule,•you’reonawaitinglist,or

•thereissomeunusualcircumstance.If you’re in doubt about whether your registration was received,

please call us at 801-5091.

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Lifestyles

NOTE: Courses providing financial, legal or other professional information are offered for educational purposes only. Instructors are prohibited from giving personal advice either inside or outside of the classroom or from soliciting participants for the sale of professional services, books or other materials not specifically related to the class.

880 AN INTRODUCTION TO PROFESSIONAL VOICE-ACTING

Creative Voice Development Group

Have you ever been told that you have a great voice? This exciting class will explore numerous aspects of voice overworkfortelevision,film,radio,au-dio books, documentaries and the in-ternet in your area. We will cover all the basics, including how to prepare the

all-important demo, how to be success-ful and earn great in-come in this exciting field. Students willhave the opportunity to ask questions and to hear examples of demos recorded by professional voice actors. Class partici-pants will even have

a chance to record a commercial script under the direction of our Voicecoach-es.com producer! This class is informa-tive,lotsoffun,andagreatfirststepforanyone interested in voice acting pro-fessionally. Enrollment is limited.Thursday, November 106:30-9:00 PM1 Session: FEES:Resident $25Resident w/Gold Card $19Non-Resident $32

860 FLY WITHOUT FEARRobert Schapiro

Areyouafraidofflying?Forsome,thefear can be so overwhelming it keeps them permanently grounded. others may just feel nervous and tense when-ever they're up in the air. This course

willhelpfearfulflyersbyteachingthemwhat they need to know about modern aviation. It will also offer special behav-ioraltechniquestocontrolflying-relatedanxiety Taught by an international air-linecaptainwhohasflownjetsaroundthe world for 34 years, this limited seat-ing program will give you a better un-derstanding of commercial flying andmakeitpossibletoflywithoutfear.Signup and be ready to soar. start: Monday, Nov. 7 7:30-9:00 PM3 Sessions: FEES:Resident $32Resident w/Gold Card $24Non-Resident $42

CPR/AED & FIRST AID for ADULTS and for

INFANTS & CHILDRENLisa Spyridon

In the first course, participants willlearn to recognize and care for life-threatening respiratory or cardiac emergencies in adults, and to overcome their reluctance to act in emergency situations. Skills include CPR, dealing with choking situations and using an AED(automatedexternaldefibrillator),as well as recognizing sudden illness, controlling bleeding and applying splints. In the second course, adults will receive CPR/AED and first aid train-ing specificallyto care for chil-dren and infants. Skills include checking an injured child or infant, breathing emergencies, pro-viding care for a conscious and uncon-scious choking child or infant, rescue breathing, using CPR and AED on chil-dren and infants, as well as recogniz-ing sudden illness, controlling bleeding and applying splints. Upon completion of either course, par-ticipantswillreceiveRedCrosscertifi-cates. Registration fees below payable to Roslyn Public Schools. In addition, bring a check for $25 for materials payable to American Red Cross to the first session of either class.

870 ADULT CPR: Wednesday & Thursday October 26 & 27 6:30-9:45PM875 INFANT & CHILD CPR: Wednesday & Thursday November 2 & 3 6:30-9:45PMEACH SECTIon: 2 Sessions each: FEES:Resident $45Resident w/Gold Card $34 Non-Resident $55

QUESTIONS?CALL THE ADULT

EDUCATION OFFICE:

(516) 801-5091All classes in this section are in the Roslyn Annex. For directions, see page 2.

865 LIVE YOUR LIFE WITHOUT FEAR

Robert Schapiro

Is panic or excessive anxiety controlling your life?Retired airline pilot Rob Schapiro helps fearful flyers overcome anxietywith a simple technique. The lecture material and technique are equally effective at controlling anxiety in non flying situations. Take a positive stepin understanding and controlling your anxiety. Note: Participants are not required to reveal any personal information or details of their lives in this class.start: Thursday, Nov. 3 7:00-9:00 PM2 Sessions: FEES:Resident $28Resident w/Gold Card $21Non-Resident $38

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820 ADOPTION: MYTHS & REALITIES

Faith Getz Rousso

This seminar will focus on the options available in private and agency adoption in new York State. We will discuss the myths of the lack of healthy newborns available for adoption, the high costs involved in adoption, and the length of time it takes to adopt. Then we will re-view the tools and techniques needed to successfully adopt either a newborn or older child. This information will be valuable for single-sex couples, single individuals and step-parents as well as “traditional” families. The presenter is an attorney whose passion for adoption derives from being an adoptee herself. Thursday, October 277:30-9:30 PM1 Session: FEES:Resident $25Resident w/Gold Card $19Non-Resident $35

810 NOTARY PUBLIC TRAINING

Dina ElardoStand out among the competition! Add anewcertificationtoyourresumeandbecome an asset to your company by enhancing your credentials! All com-panies need to have documents no-tarized. This course teaches the legal terminology, concepts and clauses contained in the framework of the nYS notary Public Exam. Bring a pen and/or highlighter. Commissioned notaries are welcome to attend.start: Thursday, November 3 7:00-10:00 PM 1 Session: FEES:Resident $90Resident w/Gold Card $68Non-Resident $100

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840 HOW TO PLAN YOUR DREAM TRIP

Deborah Sloyer

The course will focus on some basic geography, travel ideas and many oth-er aspects of modern-day travel, with suggestions for planning the best pos-sible trip. The focus will not be on one particular destination; rather, the sylla-bus will cover general travel informa-tion that will be very useful no matter where your adventures take you. Your questions will be welcomed!start: Thursday, November 107:30-9:00 PM2 Sessions: FEES:Resident $30Resident w/Gold Card $23Non-Resident $40

LifestylesSecrets of OrganizingYour Life

Jody BermanThis series is for everyone who just can’t seem to get themselves organized. The instructor is a professional organizing consultant with many years of expe-rience, and the classes are not only helpful and informative, they are also a fun way to get your life in order. Each of the three sessions emphasizes a dif-ferent aspect of personal organization, so you can focus on the areas in which you feel organizationally challenged. There is a discount for taking all three.

851 The Secrets of Organizing BasicsThis interactive session is an overview of the fundamental principles of organizing. It includes the basics for creating a pa-per-handling system, decreasing clutter, and managing time and space. Wednesday, Nov. 2, 7:00-8:30 PM

852 Secrets of a Professional OrganizerDiscover tips, tricks and tools used by professional organizers. Learn things like how to save space and decrease clutter in yourhome,officeandevenyoursuitcase!This lively, interactive session will provide practical ideas you can use right away!Wednesday, Nov. 9, 7:00-8:30 PM

853 The Secret to Having More TimeLearn how to make the most of your time by understanding the difference between multi-tasking and “switch-tasking”. Un-derstand how everyday items like smart-phones can sabotage your time, and which tools can help you maximize it. Wednesday, Nov. 16, 7:00-8:30 PMEach Session: FEES:Resident $25Resident w/Gold Card $20 Non-Resident $30TAkE ALL THREE: FEES:(use Course #850)Resident $68Resident w/Gold Card $54 Non-Resident $81

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830 HOW TO BUILD A BETTER RELATIONSHIP WITH YOUR DOG

Stephany Taylor

Dogs can be a great joy in our lives, and the bond formed be-tween people and their dog compan-ions can be very powerful. But when a dog-lover’s life is ruled by their dog’s problem behavior, it can be hard to form that bond. This sem-inar will teach dog owners a productive and responsible way to keep healthy, well-balanced and well-behaved pets. owners will gain a better understand-ing of canine behavior, with practical solutions for typical behavior problems like jumping, barking, chewing and housebreaking. Half of the session will be devoted to your questions. Your in-structor has 15 years of experience as a dog handler. Note: This seminar is for you—please don’t bring your dog!Thursday, October 67:00-8:30 PM1 Session: FEES:Resident $20Resident w/Gold Card $15Non-Resident $30

NEW

540 WHAT THE MEDICAID SYSTEM DOESN’T WANT YOU TO kNOW

Ira BergmanThesigningoftheDeficitReductionActhas severely limited our ability to plan for custodial care. This course looks at these changes, as well as the three dif-ferent types of Medicaid. We will exam-inethequalificationsforallthreetypesof Medicaid as well as their entitlements. You will learn about nursing home and home health care options, admit-ting and application procedures. This course is a MUST for anyone who has an older loved one in their family.Thursday, November 177:30-9:30 PM1 Session: FEES:Resident $25Resident w/Gold Card $19Non-Resident $35

510 ELDER LAW WORkSHOP

Judith B. Raskin, Esq.The laws governing protection of as-sets and care of the elderly are com-plex. You need to learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones. Learn about Health Care Proxies, Living Wills, Durable Powers of Attorney, Long Term Care including Medicaid Planning and how to leave your assets to your heirs.Thursday, November 107:30-9:30 PM1 Session: FEES:Resident $25Resident w/Gold Card $19Non-Resident $35

NOTE: Courses providing financial or legal information are offered for educational purposes only. Instructors are prohibited from giving personal advice either inside or outside of the classroom or from soliciting participants for the sale of professional services, books or other materials not specifically related to the class.

This section highlights courses offered especially with senior citizens in mind.

Please take a look at these courses for seniors:

NON-IMPACT AEROBICSpage 9

STRETCH & TONEpage 9

BOOk REVIEWpage 16

Senior CitizensCourses for

20The Gold Card Program is for residents aged 55 or older. For further information call 801-5090.

AARP DEFENSIVE DRIVING COURSE

FOR ROSLYN & HERRICkS GOLD CARD MEMBERS

ONLY

AA1 Thursday, October 20 & Thursday, October 27 1:00 - 4:00 PMAA2 Wednesday, November 2 & Wednesday, November 9 6:00 - 9:00 PMAA3 Thursday, December 15 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM

CLASSES ARE IN THE ROSLYN ANNEx

CHECkS FOR THIS CLASS ARE PAYABLE TO AARP

A check payable to AARP (registration fee not required) must be mailed along with a completed registration form which includes your Roslyn Gold Card number, to Roslyn Adult Ed., P.o. Box 367, Roslyn, nY 11576 and must be received one week prior to date of class. You will not be admitted if pre-payment is not received prior to class. no refunds for no-shows.

CHECkS FOR THIS CLASS ARE PAYABLE TO AARPFEES (EACH SECTIon):$12 for AARP members (please put your AARP membership number on your check)$14 for non-membersPre-registration is required as class size is limited.

If you don’t hear from us, that’s

good news!We are pleased that we have so many registrations, we are unable toconfirmthemallindividually.

Therefore, if you sign up for a class and don’t hear from us, it means that the class will run as scheduled and that you are registered. Please come to the firstsession.Wewillonlycontact

you if:•aclasswillnot be running,•there’sachangeinschedule,•you’reonawaitinglist,or•thereissomeunusual

circumstance.If you’re in doubt about whether your registration was received,

please call us at 801-5091.

All of these classes are in the

Roslyn Annex.

See page 2 for directions.

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Senior Programs at Herricks Community CenterHERRICKS SENIOR CITIzENS, INC.

Coordinator – Ann ForsterPresident – Bettina Campbell

WEDnESDAYS, 10:30 am-3 pm

HERRICKS LEISURE CLUBCoordinator – Frances Kivatisky

President – Mary SchreckTHURSDAYS, 9 am-3 pm

open to senior residents age 60 or over. Meetings are held at the Herricks Community Center. Transportation will be pro-vided where possible. The programs are varied and feature interesting guests, arts and crafts, discussion groups, musical

programs, and many other activities. September - June (when school is in session). For information: 516-305-8908

HERRICKS COURSES FOR SENIORS Courses designed for Senior Citizens, age 60 or over, at no fee for Herricks residents (except computer courses). These

courses are ongoing. Please check the Herricks district schedule for times and dates. Pre-registration is required. Non-Herricks resident seniors may participate for a fee.

Beginner Yoga for Seniors: Learn simple yoga postures. Most are done seated or standing - no sitting or lying on the floor.Wearloose-fittingclothing.Thursday, 9-10am. JENNIFER HALLInternational Folk Dancing:Learndancesfrommanycountrieswhileenjoyingbenefitsofexerciseinafriendlyatmo-sphere. no partners necessary. All levels welcome. Tuesdays, 8:30-10:00am. LOIS K. BLATTCountry Western Line Dancing: If you want to dance but have no partner, this is the class for you. Country western dance, traditional line dance and standard circle dances. A great way to exercise. Tuesday, 12:30-1:30pm. MICHAEL GOLDENSenior Fitness: Improveyourstrength,balance,flexibilityandcoordination.Beginswithwarm-up,movestolow-impactaerobicdance routine, light weights for strength training, mat work and cool down. Wednesday, 9:30-10:30am. SHARON KESSLER Senior Exercise: Thischairclassisdesignedtoincreasestrengthandimproveflexibilityandbalance.Bring1or2lb.weights. Fridays 9:30-10:30am (Session 1); 10:40-11:40am (Session 2). SHARON KESSLER

TO REGISTER:You must submit a photocopy of your driver’s license or nY State ID as proof of age and residency each semester to Dawn Sarnel attheHerricksCommunityCenterMainOffice.Residentregistrationssubmittedwithoutproperidentificationwillbereturned.

For information: 516-305-8973

NUTRITION PROGRAMHerricksPublicSchoolDistrict,incooperationwithNassauCountyOfficefortheAgingandtheTownofNorthHempstead,offersanutritiouslunchprogram,recreation,socialactivities,films,speakers,trips,instructionalclasses,informationand

referral services to Senior Citizens. Transportation provided where possible. open to senior citizens age 60 or over who reside in nassau County.

CALL TO REGISTER: 516-305-8908 Speak to Carol MacBride, Coordinator or Angela Argano, Assistant Coordinator

Mondays,Tuesdays&Fridays•9am-3pm•ALLYEAR

These programs are held at the Herricks Community Center for seniors registered in the nutrition Program. Participants are provided the opportunity to voluntarily contribute to the cost of the programs.

Suggested donation for lunch is $3. Suggested donation for each class session is $1. ART PAInTInG Valerie Moreno Fridays, Shop 2 12:30-2:30 pm CERAMICS Valerie Moreno Tuesdays, Shop 2 12:30-2:30 pm EXERCISE Doris Chen-Pinzon Tuesdays, Gym 10:15-11:15 am LInE DAnCInG Rose Malinconico Mondays, Gym 10:15-11:35 am YoGA Patty Mitchell Tuesdays, Room 113 1:00-2:00 pm

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ALzHEIMER’S DAY PROGRAM: “OUR SPACE”This social adult day program serves seniors with early to moderate Alzheimer’s and other irreversible de-mentias. The purpose is to provide an opportunity to socialize and participate in group activities involving music, art, and exercise in a safe, supervised environment. Admission to the program is made on the basis of medical and family information as well as behavioral and functional assessments. Volunteers are wel-come to assist staff. Donations are appreciated and acknowledgments are available to honor or memorialize loved ones. The program participates in Employer Matching Gift Programs. The program is made possible throughfundingbyNassauCountyOfficefortheAging,NYSOfficefortheAging,HerricksCommunityFund,Town of north Hempstead, nYS Legislative Grants, Garden City Community Fund, United Way of Long Island, U.S. Administration of Aging, Manhasset Community Fund/Greentree Foundation “Good neighbor Fund”, and private contributions. The program is held Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, 10 am – 3

pm in Rooms 113 & 114 at the Herricks Community Center.If you are interested, please call Ann Tountas, Rn, Coordinator: 516-742-0851

UNDERSTANDING ALZHEIMER’SAnn Tountas

The incidence of memory loss is on the rise as the poulation ages. Join us and gain a better un-derstanding of Alzheimer’s disease, current treatments, and community resources. This workshop is presented by the Coordinators of “our Space”, the Alzheimer’s Day Program at the Herricks Community Center, a social model of adult day services.Wednesday, November 2, 7:30-9:30pmOne Session, Room 114 HCCFee: The coordinators request a $10 donation to HCF-Alzheimer’s, which can be given at the classPLEASE COMPLETE A REGISTRATION FORM

Senior Programs at Herricks Community Center

Give the gift of Education A Gift Certificate from Roslyn/Herricks Adult Education

is valid for any course or trip in the catalog.

Enrich someone’s life! Call 801-5091 for information.

Trips

IMPORTANT TRIP INFORMATION

• Please register early as space is limited.

• Check your calendar carefully before registering — there are no refunds.

• There are no discounts on trips.

• Preference is given to residents of the Roslyn & Herricks School District.

• Some of the trips offered by Roslyn Adult Education involve extensive walking, standing, climbing of stairs, and other moderate physical exer-tion. Wear comfortable shoes.

• Please inquire in advance if you have any concerns about physical challenges that may make it difficult for you to take a trip andfully participate. The Roslyn Public Schools will not issue refunds or credits after the fact for anyone who is unable to fully participate in an activity.

ART MUSEUM TOUR SERIESFanshien Mellis

new York is the art center of the world. This extraordinary series offers you a unique opportunity to see the important art shows of the season at new York’s galleries and museums, featuring painting and sculpture of diverse periods and places. Your guide is a highly respected and knowledgeable art lecturer with more than 30 years of experience with Roslyn Adult Education who will provide expert orientation, guidance and discussion.Participants are advised to check the dates carefullyforthesectionchosentomakesurethattherearenoconflictswithpersonal schedules. DAYS & DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. only those registered in each section will be admitted on the dates designated for that section. If a registrant wishes to give his/her place to someone else on a particular day, the ADULT EDUCATIon oFFICE MUST BE noTIFIED In ADVAnCE oF THE TRIP.

900 Section I: Wednesday A: Oct 5 Oct 19 Nov 2 Nov 16 Dec 7

903 Section II: Tuesday: Oct 11 Oct 25 Nov 8 Nov 29 Dec 15 (Thu)

906 Section III: Wednesday B: Oct 12 Oct 26 Nov 9 Nov 30 Dec 14

9:30 AM-3:30 PMEach Section 5 Sessions: FEES:Resident $300Non-Resident $325Meet luxury bus at Christopher Morley Park (entrance & parking fees included).DAYS AND DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

GOURMET CHEFDEMONSTRATION & LUNCHEON SERIESCome to All Three and Get a Discount!In this delicious series, you will enjoy a cooking demonstration from a professional chef. Then, you will enjoy a wonderful, leisurely luncheon. Whether you love to cook and want to know the secrets of some of our great local chefs, or if you just want to watch how sensational meals are put together “behind the scenes”, this series is a delectable treat.You can sign up for one, two or all three parts of the series. If you enroll in all three, you will enjoy a discount. See details at right. For all Gourmet Chef trips, participants will provide their own transportation and meet at the restaurant. Carpooling is recommended. Gratuities and non-alcoholic beverages are included. Demonstration and lunch usually last at least 21/2 hours.

La Pacecourse #943

Tuesday, Oct. 18, 12:00 PMResident . . . . . . . . . $39Non-Resident . . . . . $46

51 Cedar Swamp Rd, Glen Cove

La Coquillecourse #941

Monday, Oct. 31, 12:00 PMResident . . . . . . . . . .$39

Non-Resident . . . . . $461669 Northern Blvd, Manhasset

Pearl Eastcourse #942

Monday, Nov. 14, 12:00 PM Resident . . . . . . . . . .$39

Non-Resident . . . . . $461191 Northern Blvd, Manhasset

Sign Up for All Three & Save (use course #940):

Resident . . . . . . . . . $99Non-Resident . . . . . $115

HERRICKS & ROSLYN DISTRICT RESIDENTS PAY THE RESIDENT FEE FOR ALL COURSES AND TRIPS

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our visit takes us to the two most extraordinary garden cemeteries in Brooklyn, representing the “rural cemetery” movement of the mid-1800s. The idea of fashioning a cemetery into a garden or bucolic retreat, as a place where the living could gather for carriage rides, Sunday picnics, or sculpture viewing, was a way of coping with the inevitable. Green-Wood, founded in 1838, afforded 478 acres of hills, valleys, reflecting lakes, meadows, and glacial ponds, and became thegreatest tourist attraction of the 1850s. Its who’s-who list features Leonard Bernstein, Boss Tweed, Louis Comfort Tiffany, Horace Greeley, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, Lola Montes, Louis Gottschalk, Henry Steinway among other mayors, musicians, dancers, actors, politicians, et al. Their tombs and grave stones, pyramids, obelisks, and crypts, comprise some of the best sculpture and architecture of 19th-century new York. By staying undisturbed and sustaining their visual integrity, cemeteries encompass a microcosm that allows the visitor to virtually step back in time. notable also at Green-Wood, besides its Warren & Wetmore chapel, is its Gothic Revival entrance, designed by Richard Upjohn, which has now become a year- round retreat for nY’s largest colony of naturalized parakeets! The Cemetery of the Evergreens, founded in 1849, was the vision of Andrew Jackson Davis, who designed its Gothic Revival chapel and norman style gatehouse. The landscaping was done by his protégé, Frederick Law olmsted, whose philosophy of natural gardens, as in Central Park, holds forth here as well, with thousands of trees and specimen plantings. Like Green-Wood, Evergreens is an eye opener, representing many of the legends and facts behind nY’s history of the 19th century.

OUR LOCAL HISTORY TOUR SERIES CONTINUES!Presented in Cooperation with the Roslyn Landmark Society

Tour Director: Franklin Hill PerrellExecutive Director, Roslyn Landmark Society and Former Curator, Nassau County Museum

course #953 BROOKLYN CEmETERIESMonday, November 7

8:30 AM - approximately 5:30 PM*Resident . . . . . . . . . $80Non-Resident . . . . . . $90

(Dutch treat lunch at Zum Stammtisch Restaurant)

Trips

Brooklyn CemeteriesWe will visit some uncommonly visited sites in uptown new York that bespeak singular aspects of the city’s architecture, art and his-tory. The largest intact Tiffany interior, anywhere, still in its original setting, is in St. Michael’s Church on 102nd Street and Broadway. Designed in a Romanesque-Byzantine style, the church features Tiffany’s most spectacular window, St. Michael’s Victory in Heaven. . Then, we proceed to Columbia University to visit Casa Italiana, McKim Mead and White’s 1926 interpretation of a Florentine Pala-

zzo, gloriously restored in the 1990’s by the great grandson of Stanford White. Notable is the finely detailed decorativeceiling and period interior of the wood paneled library. next stop is St. Paul’s Chapel, 1903, designed by Isaac new-ton Phelps Stokes, with stained glass by John Lafarge and Maitland Armstrong. We will enjoy a dutch-treat lunch at one of the many lively restaurants surround-ing the college. Afterwards, we visit the Hispanic Society of America, where Goya’s Duchess of Alba, El Greco’s Saint Jerome, along with great paintings by Velasquez, Zurburan, and Sorolla, and an extraordinary collection of Hispano-Mauresque tiles and glazed ceramic vessels, await us. Founded in 1908, by

scholar and philanthropist, Archer Huntington, it is a highlight of the Audubon Terrace’s beaux arts enclave. Finally, across the street, we’ll tour Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue’s 1915 neo Gothic mas-terpiece, the Church of the Intercession, along with its attendant Trinity Cemetery, whose many distinguished burials include Clem-ent Moore, who wrote ‘Twas the Night before Christmas, and artist/ornithologist John James Audubon, upon whose 50-acre farm the cemetery, church, and Terrace complex were built.

course #955 UPTOWN NYCTuesday, November 15

8:30 AM - approximately 5:30 PM*Resident . . . . . . . . . $80Non-Resident . . . . . . $90

(Dutch treat lunch in the Columbia U. area)

Uptown NYC including Hispanic Society

TRIPS DEPART RAIN OR SHINE. For both trips, meet the bus at Christopher morley ParkPRICE OF EACH TRIP INCLUDES TRANSPORTATION BY COACH BUS, ADMISSION FEES AND GUIDED TOURS.

These trips entail a considerable amount of walking. Itinerary is subject to change based on availability. *Return times are approximate because of traffic and a very full day of activities.

Tiffany’s “Angel of Victory”, First Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn

TAkE BOTH TRIPS ON THIS PAGE AND SAVE $10Use Course #950 if you register for both trips

Resident: $150 / Nonresident $170

Theatrical Event

Price includes orchestra ticket and luxury bus transportation. At the Vivian Beaumont Theatre in Lincoln Center (150 West 65th Street). Dine on your own in the

Lincoln Center area. Curtain at 8:00pm.

course # 965 BROADWAY SHOW

Thursday, November 10, 2011Bus Leaves 4:45 PM (SHARP)

Curtain: 8:00 PM Resident $135

non-Resident $155Meet luxury bus at Roslyn High School

(Round Hill Road) at 4:45PMReturns approximately 11:30pm

War Horse is one of the most origi-nal, moving and memorable shows that I have ever seen, and I wanted to make it possible for our Adult Educa-tion participants to experience it for themselves, before its landmark run at Lincoln Center ends in December. The story is a simple one: a young English soldier searches for his lost horse in the chaos and violence of France during the First World War. But the play also tells several other stories: the struggle to maintain one’s humanity in the face of war’s terrifying ferocity; the strength of individual will against even the most dreadful misfortune; and, most of all, the overpowering bond of love between man and animal. The stagecraft employed to tell the story is simply indescribable, brilliantly drawing upon the audience’s imagination to cre-ate scene after scene of great emotional power. The depiction of war is vivid, but never gory as in the movies. Most extraor-dinary is the use of puppetry to portray the horses, which is like nothing you have ever seen on stage. The animals come aliveascharactersinthestory,ascompletelyasiftheywerefleshandblood.The creators of War Horse have so expertly integrated the elements of theater—story, character, music, drama, staging—thattheshowisrivetingfromthefirstmomenttothelast,andwillstaywithyoulongafteryouhaveseenit.

– Barry Edelson, Director of Adult Education

Tony Award Winner - Best Play 2011

“The theatre event of the decade.” Sunday Times of London

“Never again will you see such visually poetic, technically self-assured craftsmanship.”

The Wall Street Journal

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If you don’t hear from us, consider it good news!We are pleased that we have so many registrations, we are

unabletoconfirmthemallindividually.Therefore, if you sign up for a class and don’t hear from us, it means that the class will run as

scheduledandthatyouareregistered.Pleasecometothefirstsession.Wewillonlycontactyouif:•Aclasswillnot be running.

•There’sachangeinschedule.•You’reonawaitinglist.

•Thereissomeunusualcircumstance.If you’re in doubt about whether your registration was

received, please call us at 801-5091.

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Our InstructorsANITA ALES-CASSANO isacertifiedgroupfitnesstrainerinAerobicKickboxing.Inaddi-tion to Herricks and Roslyn Adult Education, she has taught at Lucille Roberts and has experienceinavarietyoffitnessanddanceareas. She has a BA in social welfare from Adelphi and a minor in voice/music from nas-sau Community College. Aerobic Kickboxing, page 12LINTON ALFRED has been training in vari-ous types of martial arts for the past 35 years, studying in particular traditional Shaolin Drag-on Style kung fu and Wu Tai Chi in nYC’s Chi-natown. He also has an associate’s degree in massage therapy from nY College of Health Professionals and is currently pursuing a bachelors in acupuncture from new York College of Health Professionals. He is a re-tired nYC Police Detective. T’ai Chi, page 12ANTOINETTE BAY has taught Scrapbook-ing and Handmade Greeting Card design pri-vately and in community programs, including in Baldwin, Lynbrook and oceanside. Scrap-booking, Handmade Greeting Cards, page 15 TERRYLYNN BAYON holds a BS in comput-er science from Marist College and an MS in education from Dowling College. She was a computer science teacher at the LI School for the Gifted and has been teaching computer education classes for Roslyn Adult Education since 1992. Computer Literacy A-Z, Microsoft Office, page 4IRA BERGmAN is licensed in securities, life andhealthinsuranceandisacertifiedinvest-ment fund specialist. He has presented semi-nars in school districts, senior citizen groups, fraternal organizations and local colleges as well as adult education programs in more than a dozen school districts. What the Medicaid System Doesn’t Want You to Know, page 20JODY BERmAN is the President of So orga-nized!, Ltd, a professional organizing service thatteachespeoplehowtofindwhat’smiss-ing in their lives. She is a member of both the local and national chapters of the national Association of Professional organizers. Se-crets of Organizing Your Life, page 19PAULOmI BHATT has diplomas in Indian classical dancing (Bharat natyam) and Indian folk dancing. She worked as an actress and choreographer in India, and has been teach-ing Indian dances to both adults and children in the new York area and in Florida for sever-al years. She also holds a Bachelor of Com-merce degree. Bollywood Lifestyles, page 12 BRUCE BITTERmAN has been running the basketball program at Herricks Adult Educa-tion for 25 years. He taught physical educa-tion for 33 years in the nYC public schools, and continues to coach softball. He has a BA from Queens College in Physical Education and MS from Hofstra in Health. Basketball, page 12

EDGAR BIvENS is a self-made amateur camera buff with extensive knowledge of the many brands and models of digital cameras. He specializes in how to get the most out of old and new digital cameras, and has taught classes in adult programs in nassau & Suf-folk counties. He was a digital technician with experience at Canon USA and oce USA. Digital Photoraphy, page 5 JOSH CABAT is Chairperson of Roslyn’s English Department. Since coming to Roslyn as a teacher in 2000, he was the founding advisor for both the Roslyn Film Society and the new Roslyn Middle School Film Society. He taught Film and Literature in the district for over a decade, and created the Film II (World Cinema) elective. Film, page 16 LINDA CAFIERO has more than 10 years of experience teaching and therapeutic experi-ence integrating Eastern and Western stress management practices. She has worked at senior and fitness centers, schools, corpo-rations and health care facilities. She has a bacheloroffineartsdegreefromtheSchoolof Visual Arts. Yoga, page 10SHIRLEY DOON FELDmAN was educated in China and has taught Chinese to children and adults for many years on all levels. Chi-nese, page 17JERILYN DREITLEIN has been a private and group tennis instructor for many years, including more than 25 years with Roslyn Adult Education. She has a master’s degree from Adelphi University, is a speech therapist and lecturer at Adelphi, nYIT, St. John’s Uni-versity and Queens College. Tennis, page 10BOB EBENAU holds degrees in engineer-ing science and is a certified professionalsystems engineer and e-commerce and web designer. He has taught software qual-ity control procedures for major international corporations. He is president and lecturer for the Digital Photography Club of Manhasset Library. Digital Photo Editing, page 5DINA ELARDO has taught in Herricks Adult Ed for 10 years. She is a notary public trainer and consultant, and was awarded “Special Honoree” 2004 by the national notary Assn. She is also an active member of the Ameri-can Society of notaries. She has an MBA from nY Institute of Technology. Notary Pub-lic Training, page 19; Selling on eBay, page 5BARRY FOxisacollegefinancialaidconsul-tant who has conducted workshops at over 500 locations over the last 35 years, includ-ing libraries and adult education programs throughout Long Island. He is a graduate of the U. of Connecticut and has an MA from nYU. College Financial Aid, page 6 mARK FREILICH is a teacher of Astronomy, Geology, and the Earth Sciences, and has taught astronomy to students of all ages for the past 30 years. He has been on the

Discovery Channel and produced two as-tronomy television shows of his own on local cable. He has a BS from York College in Ge-ology and Astronomy, and MS from Queens College. Astronomy, page 16DENISE GOLD has taught archaeology with Roslyn Adult Education for more than 20 years. She has participated in excavations in such countries as the US, Israel, France, Italy. She holds a BA from Hunter College and has taught at LIU and nassau County libraries.Shehasbeenanofficerandgover-nor of the Archaeological Institute of America, LI Society. Archaeology, page 16CANDY GUTIERREz is experienced in bal-let, Spanish classical and ballroom dancing. She is also an artist and has created greeting cards of dancers, and her designs appeared on the cover of Dancing USA. She teaches at nassau Community College and adult pro-grams in the area. She has a degree in Art and Dance from Lake Erie College. Ballroom Dancing, page 11 JENNIFER HALL is a YogaFit-certified in-structor and a registered instructor with Yoga Alliance at the highest level of certification.Shehas taughtat private clubsandfitnesscenters in the area. She has a BA from nYU/Tisch School of the Arts, a CSW from Adelphi, and a PhD in school and clinical psychology from Hofstra with a dissertation in relaxation and decision making. Hatha yoga, page 12KATHRYN HEUzEY has taught drawing and painting at Roslyn Adult Education for more than10years.Sheholdsadegreeinfineartsfrom Skidmore College and an MS in art ther-apy from nYU’s School of Art Education. Her experience includes teaching art to children and adults in both group and private individ-ual instruction. Drawing and Painting, page 8mARTIN HIRSCHFIELD has taught more than 600 defensive driving classes over the last 15 years. His clients include newsday, northrop Grumman and other large compa-nies, as well as schools districts throughout Long Island. Accident Prevention, page 6LORA JAKOWLEW holds a BA in Eng-lish Literature and Russian Language from Queens College and master’s degrees in Secondary Education and English Literature. She is an elementary teacher in the Roslyn Public Schools. Book Review, page 16RAYA KARmELY grew up in Milan, Italy, and attended IULM, the Italian University of Lan-guages and Modern Literature. She teaches privately and in adult programs in the area, concentrating on Italian language, literature and history. Italian, page 17 DENISE KICKearnedhercertificationasayoga teacher from the Yoga Teacher Training Institute, and is a member of the Yoga Alli-ance and Long Island Yoga Association. She has a bachelor’s degree from St. John’s Uni-versity. Yoga, page 10

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Our InstructorsHADASSAH KLEIN is an accredited director and teacher of the American Contract Bridge League. She has been playing and teaching bridge for more than 25 years. She also holds degrees in comparative literature from Colum-bia and Harvard Universities. Bridge, page 14JUDITH KLEIN owned Judy’s Sweater Shop in Syosset for 10 years and has taught knit-ting and crocheting privately and at the Sid Jacobson JCC. She began her career as a teacher of biology and general science in Chicago and on LI, earning a degree from Brooklyn College with graduate studies at DePaul University and LIU. Knitting, page 15KARINA KLEIN is a native Spanish speaker who attended Universidad Intercontinental in Tlalpan, Mexico. She is a private Spanish tutor and also works in the northport-East northport School District. Spanish, page 17CHERYL KORNFELD has more than 30 years of experience as a math teacher and tutor. For most of her professional career she taught in schools in Flushing and Jackson Heights. She has both bachelors and master of education degrees from Queens College. Math Help for Parents, page 6 FANSHIEN mELLIS is an art historian, pri-vate tour guide and art lecturer who has been leading tours to art museums and galleries for Roslyn Adult Education for 30 years. She has a bachelor’s degree from Queens Col-lege and was an art teacher in the Plainview School District. Art Tours, page 23DOUGLAS mILLER is a PGA Golf Profes-sional and is currently the head golf profes-sional at the Town of oyster Bay Golf Course in Woodbury. He has conducted many thou-sands of golf lessons for players of all ages and ability levels. He is a graduate of St. John’s University. Golf, page 10LUCILLE NEIDERBACH has designed and handcrafted jewelry for many years. She is a graduateofBrooklynCollege,andacertifiedinteriordesignerandfloralarrangerwithde-grees from Willsey Institute, nYIT and nas-sau Community College. She has also taught pre-K in Roslyn and Great neck. Jewelry Making, page 14 INDHIRA “mImI” PADILLA is a licensed Zumba and certified fitness instructor. Sheteaches in adult educaton programs, com-munity centers, fitness centers and seniorcitzens groups throughout the area, as well as programs for employee health at north Shore Hospitals. Zumba, page 12 FRANKLIN HILL PERRELL is the Executive Director of the Roslyn Landmark Society and former Chief Curator of the nassau County Museum of Art in Roslyn Harbor. He is a very popular lecturer on Long Island, especially on the relationship of its architecture to larger themes in the visual arts and humanities. He is a Long Island native and Hofstra graduate. Local History Tour, page 24

CARLA RABEN studied art, art history and sculpture at the Art Students League, the new School, nYU and Mort Haber Atelier. She has participated in many group and solo shows and won many awards for her work. She has taught creative art classes for Roslyn Adult Education since 1990. Clay Sculpture, page 8JUDITH RASKIN, an elder law attorney since1991, iscertifiedasanElderLawAt-torney by the national Elder Law Founda-tion.SheisapartnerofthelawfirmRaskin& Makofsky in Garden City. Ms. Raskin has a BA from Alfred University, an MS from Brooklyn College and a JD from Hofstra Law School. Elder Law Workshop, page 20CARmEN ROBERTS is a member of the Aerobic Fitness Association of America. She holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Howard University and an MSW from Queens College. She taught aerobics and calisthenics for Lucille Roberts and has been an exercise instructor for Roslyn Adult Edu-cation for over 10 years. Pilates, page 10BARBARA ROmEOisacertifiedstepaero-bics instructor, private trainer and former instructor at Lucille Roberts. She has been teaching multiple exercise classes for Ros-lyn Adult Education for more than 20 years. Aerobics, Interval Training, page 9FAITH GETz ROUSSO, ESQ. is a graduate of George Washington University and received her JD from new York Law School. She has been admitted to the nYS Bar for over 20 years, isacertifiedParentCoordinatorandcertified Divorce/Family Mediator. Her lawpractice is devoted to the practice of adop-tion law. Adoption Myths & Realities, page 19CARIN SANDERS is a graduate of Clark Uni-versity, where she was in the Gerontology Cer-tificateProgram,andhasamaster’sinspe-cial education from Hunter College. She has numerousfitnesscertificationsandcurrentlyteaches at the Sid Jacobson JCC and the Arthritis Foundation. Non-Impact Aerobics, Stretch & Tone, T-ai Chi for Arthritis, page 9ROBERT SCHAPIRO recently retired as an international airline captain after a 34-year career as a military and civil aviation pilot. He has written books for children and lectured on anxiety and aviation-related topics, and has been featured in Newsweek and inter-viewed on nBC-TV. Fly Without Fear, Live Your Life Without Fear, page 18 DEBORAH SLOYER has been a travel con-sultant for the last 12 years, having retired from practicing law and turning her love of travel into a second career. She is a gradu-ate of the George Washington University and Hofstra School of Law. How to Plan Your Dream Trip, page 19RUTH SOLOmON has taught Yiddish in adult programs in our area for many years and has also conducted workshops on Jewish iden-tity. She has a BA from Hunter College and a

Master of Social Work from Yeshiva Univer-sity. Yiddish, page 17LISA SPYRIDON teaches science at Roslyn High School. She holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from Hofstra University, andisanAmericanRedCross-certifiedCPR,AED, First Aid and Lifeguard Training instruc-tor. CPR Training, page 18STEPHANY TAYLOR is the owner and head trainer of Pet’s Behave, which she founded in 2004. She is a graduate of the Animal Behav-ior Center in Queens and has over 15 years of experience as a dog handler. How to Build a Better Relationship With Your Dog, page19JOSEPH SYRACUSE teaches piano and organ privately and in Adult Education pro-grams in our area. He is also a church or-ganist and choir director. He is a graduate of Manhattanville College, and holds an Adult Education Certificate as Teacher of Pianoand organ from the University of the State of new York. Piano, page 8KIRIL TzOCHEv earned a Master of Fine ArtsfromtheAcademyofFineArtsinSofia,Bulgaria. He has taught in a number of pro-grams in our area including Briarcliffe Col-lege, Art League of Long Island and nassau County Museum of Art, as well as the Her-ricks and Great neck Adult Education pro-grams. Watercolor Painting, page 8JUDY UmANSKY teaches mah jongg for Roslyn Continuing Education as well as the Sid Jacobson JCC, Great neck Adult Educa-tion and Great neck Senior Center. She is a graduate of American University with a BA in Education. Mah Jongg, page 14JOY WEISER isaCertifiedPersonalTrainerandgroupfitnessinstructor,anofficialZum-ba instructor and qualified yoga instructor.She holds a bachelor of science degree in Sports Management: Fitness and Wellness from California University of Pennsylvania. Zumba, page 11 GLORIA YUDKIN is an instructor of painting and drawing whose own works have been exhibited at numerous galleries and muse-ums on Long Island and garnered several awards. She studied at Cooper Union and CW Post with specialized courses at Queens College and the Brooklyn Museum of Art. Oil and Acrylic Painting, page 8ROSEmARIE zANETTO has been working in crochet, quilting and other crafts through-out her life. For six years she had a gift and quilting store, Country Rose, in Wantagh, and is a member of the Long Island Quilters Society. She also teaches crochet and quilt-ing in the Bellmore-Merrick Adult program. Crochet, page 15

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REFUNDS & CREDITSRequest for a refund or credit must be made in writing one week before the first class. Trip refunds must be re-quested 30 days prior to the date. For cancellations less than 30 days prior to departure, full or partial refunds are contingent upon the ability to sell the seat.There are no refunds on registration fees, books or supplies.There is no provision for a partial fee for taking one session or part of a course. Making up absences in another section of a course depends entirely on space availability in that section. Schedules and instructors are subject to change. In the event that Roslyn Adult Education has to cancel a class, we will make every effort to resched-ule the class. If the class cannot be re-scheduled, we will provide a refund or credit. PROOF OF RESIDENCYIn classes with limited enrollment, pref-erence is given to Roslyn & Herricks School District residents, until one weekpriortothefirstclass,or30daysprior to a trip. Proof of residency may be requested.REGISTRATIONInstructions are on the following pages. If you sign up for a class and don’t hear from us, it means that the class will run as scheduled and that you are regis-tered.Pleasecometothefirstsession.We will only contact you if a class is not running; there’s a change in schedule; you’re on a waiting list; or there is some unusual circumstance. LOCATIONSMost classes are in the Adult Education Center at the Roslyn Public Schools Annex, 440 Round Hill Road, Roslyn Heights (just east of Roslyn High School and across the street from the East Hills School) or the Herricks Community Center, 999 Herricks Road, new Hyde Park (at the intersection of Herricks Rd, Searingtown Rd and Shelter Rock Rd). There are maps of both locations on page 31. A few classes are also held at Roslyn High School and the Roslyn Middle School, as listed. In the evenings, there is a

supervisor on duty at both Roslyn and Herricks. INCLEmENT WEATHERClasses are canceled whenever the Roslyn Public Schools are closed. Announcements of school closings are posted at www.roslynschools.org. You may also register to receive emails with weather announcements (see “Email Announcements” below).HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTSJuniors and seniors who are residents may enroll in selected courses with ap-proval of the Adult Education Director, High School Principal and a parent. (no approval is needed for ACT/SAT Review or Driver Education.) Younger children are not permitted in classes unless a courseisspecificallydesignedforthem.BOOKS AND mATERIALS These costs are not included in the course fees,unlessspecificallynoted.no discounts are available on texts or materials.SENIOR CITIzEN DISCOUNTA senior citizen discount is available for many courses and is listed with each course description. There are no dis-counts for trips or Defensive Driving. The discount applies only to individu-als 55 years or older who reside in the Roslyn or Herricks School Districts. Please include your Gold Card number when you register. If you don’t have a Gold Card, please call 801-5090.FINANCIAL ASSISTANCEDiscounts are available to residents in financial need.Please contact theDi-rector of Adult Education prior to regis-teringforthecourse.Suchfinancialas-sistance is offered in memory of Ethel Sperling, an Adult Education advocate and long-time member of the Adult Ed-ucation Advisory Committee. Financial assistance is limited to one class per person per semester.vISITORSno auditors or visitors are permitted in any class.PERSONAL ADvICEInstructors are prohibited from giving personal advice either inside or outside the classroom. Students waive any claim against the Roslyn Union Free

School District for loss or damage which may result if such prohibition is violated and if students rely on such advice. In-structors are also prohibited from solic-iting participants for the sale of profes-sional services, books or other materials not specifically related to the class.ADULT PROGRAmS AT THEBRYANT LIBRARYAdult programs at the library are designedtoservethediversifiedneeds,interests, and expressed desires of the community. Call 621-2240 for information.LIABILITYThe Board of Education of the Roslyn Union Free School District, its employ-ees and agents hereby disclaim any and all responsibility for any injury, dam-age, or loss whatsoever in connection with any course offered by the Roslyn Adult Education program. All individu-als take such courses at their own risk.TITLE Ix AND SECTION 504 OF THE REHABILITATION ACTno person shall, on the grounds of race, color or national origin, be exclud-ed from participation in, be denied the benefitsof,orbesubjectedtodiscrimi-nation under any program or activity receiving federal financial assistance,or be so treated on the basis of sex under most educational programs, or activities receiving federal assistance. For questions or issues concerning Title IX, contact the district’s Title IX Coordinator, at 801-5020. Section 504 provides that: “No otherwise qualifiedindividual with handicaps in the United States,...shall, solely by reason of her or his handicap, be excluded from the participationin,bedeniedthebenefitsof, or be subjected to discrimination under any program or activity receiv-ingFederalfinancialassistance...”Forquestions or concerns, contact Pupil Personnel Services, 801-5060.EQUAL EmPLOYmENT OPPORTUNITYThe Board of Education, its officersand employees, will not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment on the basis of race, color, national origin, creed or religion, mari-tal status, sexual orientation, handicap-ping condition, gender or age.

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MAIL or FAX TO: Roslyn Adult Continuing Education, P.O. Box 367, Roslyn, NY 11576 • 801-5091 • FAX: 801-5095 PROOF OF RESIDENCY REQUIRED FOR ALL PROGRAMS WITH LIMITED ENROLLMENT

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Course # Course Title M T W Start Time am Th F Sa date pm Course Roslyn resident Add registration fee: $5 Total fee $ Herricks resident If you paid it on another course, enclosed $ Nonresident indicate course #:

Roslyn Gold Card # Payment method: check enclosed Visa Mastercard

Card # *CVC # Exp. date ____________

Cardholder’s name (print)_________________________________________Signature___________________________________I acknowledge that I have read the policy on refunds and credits below. I also understand that, as an Adult Education student, instructors are prohibited from giving me personal advice, either in or outside of the classroom, and hereby waive any claim against the Board of Education, Roslyn Union Free School District, for loss or damage which I may incur if such prohibition is violated and I in any way rely on such personal advice.

REFUNDS & CREDITSA written request for a refund or credit must be made one week before the first class. Trip refunds must be requested 30 days prior to departure date. For trip cancellations less than 30 days prior to departure, full or partial refunds are contingent upon the ability to sell the seat. There are no refunds on registration fees, books or supplies. There is no provision for a partial fee for taking one session or part of a course. Making up absences in another section of a course depends entirely on space availability in that section.

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Last Name First Name

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Course # Course Title M T W Start Time am Th F Sa date pm Course Roslyn resident Add registration fee: $5 Total fee $ Herricks resident If you paid it on another course, enclosed $ Nonresident indicate course #:

Roslyn Gold Card # Payment method: check enclosed Visa Mastercard

Card # *CVC # Exp. date ____________

Cardholder’s name (print)_________________________________________Signature___________________________________I acknowledge that I have read the policy on refunds and credits below. I also understand that, as an Adult Education student, instructors are prohibited from giving me personal advice, either in or outside of the classroom, and hereby waive any claim against the Board of Education, Roslyn Union Free School District, for loss or damage which I may incur if such prohibition is violated and I in any way rely on such personal advice.

REFUNDS & CREDITSA written request for a refund or credit must be made one week before the first class. Trip refunds must be requested 30 days prior to departure date. For trip cancellations less than 30 days prior to departure, full or partial refunds are contingent upon the ability to sell the seat. There are no refunds on registration fees, books or supplies. There is no provision for a partial fee for taking one session or part of a course. Making up absences in another section of a course depends entirely on space availability in that section.

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How to Register

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Send the completedregistration form onpage 29 or 31 to:Roslyn Adult EducationP.O. Box 367Roslyn, NY 11576

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Visit theAdult Education Office440 Round Hill Rd

Monday–Friday10:00am–12:00noon

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telephone.

Register early!

Don’t be shut out – space in many classes is limited. Avoid disappointment and send in your registration form as soon as possible.

Where space is limited, preference is given to residents of the Roslyn & Herricks School Districts.

A separate registration form and check or credit card number are required for each person in each course. Be sure to include the correct course number.

$5 registration fee is re-quired for each person once per semester. Be sure to include registration fee with yourpaymentthefirsttimeyou register each semester.

A downloadable registration form is available on line at:www.roslynschools.org/code/c_ed.htm

Please include all information required on the registration form. Incomplete forms will be returned.

We will contact you only if a class is not running or there’s a change in schedule. If you don’t hear from us, assume the class is running andcometothefirstsession,as listed in the catalog.

3 EASY WAYS TO PAY:

CHARGEVisa or Mastercard accepted. Minimum charge is $15. Be sure to include credit card account number, CVC number, expiration date and signature. Charge information must accompany fax registrations.

CHECKPayable to Roslyn Public Schools(except AARP Defensive Driving—check payable to AARP)

CASHDuringofficehoursonly.Do not mail cash or give cash to your instructor for course fees.

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Course # Course Title M T W Start Time am Th F Sa date pm Course Roslyn resident Add registration fee: $5 Total fee $ Herricks resident If you paid it on another course, enclosed $ Nonresident indicate course #:

Roslyn Gold Card # Payment method: check enclosed Visa Mastercard

Card # *CVC # Exp. date ____________

Cardholder’s name (print)_________________________________________Signature___________________________________I acknowledge that I have read the policy on refunds and credits below. I also understand that, as an Adult Education student, instructors are prohibited from giving me personal advice, either in or outside of the classroom, and hereby waive any claim against the Board of Education, Roslyn Union Free School District, for loss or damage which I may incur if such prohibition is violated and I in any way rely on such personal advice.

REFUNDS & CREDITSA written request for a refund or credit must be made one week before the first class. Trip refunds must be requested 30 days prior to departure date. For trip cancellations less than 30 days prior to departure, full or partial refunds are contingent upon the ability to sell the seat. There are no refunds on registration fees, books or supplies. There is no provision for a partial fee for taking one session or part of a course. Making up absences in another section of a course depends entirely on space availability in that section.

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Last Name First Name

Address Phone (home) (mobile)

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Course # Course Title M T W Start Time am Th F Sa date pm Course Roslyn resident Add registration fee: $5 Total fee $ Herricks resident If you paid it on another course, enclosed $ Nonresident indicate course #:

Roslyn Gold Card # Payment method: check enclosed Visa Mastercard

Card # *CVC # Exp. date ____________

Cardholder’s name (print)_________________________________________Signature___________________________________I acknowledge that I have read the policy on refunds and credits below. I also understand that, as an Adult Education student, instructors are prohibited from giving me personal advice, either in or outside of the classroom, and hereby waive any claim against the Board of Education, Roslyn Union Free School District, for loss or damage which I may incur if such prohibition is violated and I in any way rely on such personal advice.

REFUNDS & CREDITSA written request for a refund or credit must be made one week before the first class. Trip refunds must be requested 30 days prior to departure date. For trip cancellations less than 30 days prior to departure, full or partial refunds are contingent upon the ability to sell the seat. There are no refunds on registration fees, books or supplies. There is no provision for a partial fee for taking one session or part of a course. Making up absences in another section of a course depends entirely on space availability in that section.

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