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The Week Ahead With Community Ed
Boise's Choice for Lifelong Learning!
Here's a list of Community Education classes beginning next week (March 17-20). Register up to the day a class begins!
Business Start-Up Basics: Thinking about starting or buying a business? Join a local business expert to learn about the planning process, and get sources for valuable information and counseling support. Click here to learn more and register.
Dreamwork: A licensed clinical counselor will introduce you to dreamwork by having you learn to work with your own dreams as an inner source of your own life's guidance.
Click here to learn more and register.
Wake Up & Tone Up!: Learn a 7-minute stretching exercise routine which will help your body "wake up" before you get out of bed. These easy exercises are performed while lying in bed. Gentle stretching and use of reflexology will loosen up your joints and muscles and get you ready for a great day. Perfect for everyone wanting to keep their body in prime condition! This is such a great tool to use before working out. Great class for seniors! Click here to learn more and register.
Backyard Chickens for Beginners: Backyard chicken coops are cropping up everywhere.This can be a relatively inexpensive, fun hobby which also provides fresh eggs! Get the whole family involved in this new venture. Click here to learn more and register.
Intro to Chakra Readings: This instructor will share information on the seven power centers of the body (chakras), and explore various ways in which we can develop our own intuition and connection with these spiritual centers. Click here to learn more and register.
North Alternate Oregon Trail: A historical look at the tragic route of the North Alternate Oregon Trail through the diaries of emigrant pioneers. This route was a tragic story of disease and despair, with the deaths of dozens of emigrants. Click here to learn more and register.
Successful Aging in Place - Making the Right Decisions: Lead by an RN specializing in geriatric care, families and caregivers will identify tools and services that may enable seniors to stay in their own homes longer. Click here to learn more and register.
The Beatles Story: Too young to remember when the Fab Four ruled the airwaves half a century ago? Relive the glorious Beatles era in this two-night class that features iconic tracks, little-known American influences, a fun trivia quiz, and handouts that include 1969's "Paul Is Dead" rumor. Come hear the music that changed the world! 2 FOR 1! One student registers for the class, and two may attend. Click here to learn more and register.
The Power of PERSI: The Power of PERSI will give public educators and public employees detailed insight into their retirement benefits. We will discuss a comprehensive retirement plan of PERSI benefits, social security, investment accounts and insurance. Click here to learn more and register.
Money Energetics - The Invisible Nature of Money: Have you ever wondered about the nature of money? Discover the seven inherent laws of money and how our personal value and positive self worth can assist us to create abundance in our own life! Click here to learn more and register.
Organize Your Home So It Stays Organized!: Professional Organizer, Christi Youd, teaches you how to organize your home and everything in it. Her seven steps and seven strategies cause your things to STAY organized. Break free of clutter and chaos. At the same time break free of hours of maintenance. Demonstrations are given on organizing your paperwork, laundry, toys, games, media and more. Cut your time spent dealing with those things by 50%. Click here to learn more and register.
Sprouting - The Foolproof Garden: Learn how to grow and use sprouts and add mega-nutrition to everything you cook for pennies a serving. You will learn the proper care and uses of:
- Green, leafy sprouts, with an emphasis on alfalfa
- Bean sprouts
- Wheat sprouts
Click here to learn more and register.
Clairvoyance, Clairaudience, Clairsentience: A long-time favorite course with Community Education! Join a licensed clinical counselor to explore the role of intuition in your life.This experiential class will invite students to sense clear-seeing, clear-hearing, and clear-feeling. Click here to learn more and register.
Clowning 101 - It's Fun!: Wanna be a clown? Come find out how you can bring smiles and joy to others. You'll get an introduction to clowning, including skits, costuming, simple make-up, and balloon making. After class, you are invited to join our Clown Alley to learn more. Click here to learn more and register.
Two other Community Education classes beginning in early April include:
HP Life Training - Writing a Communications Plan: This course introduces the novice entrepreneur to the initial steps necessary for writing up the communications section of a Business Plan. This class will build on concepts presented in the Basics of Communications but attendees can attend one without the other. Students will learn about branding and identity. While the class is open to anyone, the material is targeted to the entrepreneur who has not started their business or has little to no business experience. Click here to learn more and register.
HP Life Training - Writing a Financial Plan: This topic introduces the novice entrepreneur to the initial steps necessary for writing up the financial section of a Business Plan. This class is the capstone to the HP-LIFE offerings through Community Ed and while students are not required to have taken the previous classes, it is strongly encouraged. Students will be introduced to balance sheets, income statements and cash flow analysis, and the difference between them. Students will work on a detailed income statement using information from previous classes to determine the financial stability of the sample business. Click here to learn more and register.
Spring Session Begins Soon!
We are busy preparing for our Spring Community Education Session, which runs April 28 through May 22. We will have a wide variety of exciting and enriching classes from which to choose. Online registration for the Spring Community Education session begins Sunday, April 6th at www.boiselearns.org Look for our printed catalog inserted into the Sunday, April 6th Idaho Statesman and online at www.boiselearns.org
Thank you for your support of our program!
The Community Education Team
Notice of Participation
The Boise School District is committed to providing a safe and secure learning environment. Patrons who participate in the Boise Schools District Community Education program agree to abide by Boise School District Policies, as applicable. See www.boiseschools.org for a complete review of Boise School Board policies.
Notice of Risk
Participation in a Boise School District Community Education class may be dangerous and cause injury. Participants and their invitees assume all risk of participation. The Boise School District is not responsible for any injury or damage suffered by a participant/student, or that person's invitees, nor responsible for any medical, dental, chiropractic or hospital bill related to participation in a Community Education activity. By participating in Community Education you are expressly agreeing to assume the risk of participation, to release the District from all claims for liability, injury, or damage, and to hold the District harmless from such.
Community Education classes are authorized to take place on Boise School District property. When appropriate, the class instructor may obtain written authorization to conduct class at another location.
Class Content Disclaimer
The Boise School District Community Education volunteer instructor/presenter is not affiliated with nor endorsed by the Boise School District and the District is not responsible for the accuracy, validity, benefit nor detriment that may result from an instructor's information or presentation.
Religious/Sectarian Program
Attendance and participation in Boise School District Community Education classes are voluntary. Community Education classes may provide information about and discuss sectarian or religious doctrines. Community Education classes are not part of the District's required curriculum. The District's religious expression policy respects the right of each individual to follow his/her own beliefs, so long as the beliefs do not infringe upon the rights of others.
Photographs/Videotapes
Each participant consents to the use of photographs or videotapes taken of them for future program promotional or marketing materials.
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