Set Your Sails for New Horizons

by attending classes offered by the

Cape May County Technical Schools Evening/Continuing Education Division

188 Crest Haven Road Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 (609)465-2161 ext. 646

Winter/Spring

COM PUTE RS COOKING & BA KING ARTS/CRAFTS/DANCE Courses start FITNESS Wednesday, January 18 ALTH & HE S S AM AGE and end GU GR LAN RO Tuesday, April 3 LP CA NI CH TE

2012

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Semester Calendar - page 2 Registration Procedures - page 4

Cape May County Technical Schools

BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS Daniel Beyel, Freeholder Director Leonard Desiderio, Freeholder Vice-Director Ralph Sheets Gerald Thornton M. Susan Sheppard BOARD OF EDUCATION Beatrice Payne, President James Washington, Vice President Robert Boyd Alan Gould Dr. Richard Stepura, Executive County Superintendent of Schools

ASSISTANTS Vince Downey Nancy Driscoll Herb Siefken SECRETARIAL Barbara Conner MaryAnn Lang Deborah Wright

ADMINISTRATION
Robert W. Matthies, Superintendent Dr. Nancy Hudanich, Assistant Superintendent For Curriculum, Instruction and Technology Paula Smith, Business Administrator/Board Secretary Rusty Miller, Director, Evening/Continuing Education Division Alicia Arnold, Registrar, Evening/Continuing Education Division

CAPE MAY COUNTY TECHNICAL SCHOOL EVENING/CONTINUING EDUCATION

WINTER/SPRING 2012 CALENDAR

Wed. 18 25 Thurs. 19 26 5 12 19 26 Thurs. 2 9 XX 23 Mon. 2 6 13 20 27 7 14 21 28

January
Mon. 23 30 Tues. 24 31 Mon.

March
Tues. Wed. Thurs. 1 8 15 22 29

February
Mon. 6 13 XX 27 Tues. 7 14 XX 28 Wed. 1 8 XX 22 29

April
Tues. 3 Wed. Thurs. No classes: February 15, 16, 20 & 21 Note: Some courses may begin or end on different dates. Please check the specific course description. 2

General Information
Phone Directory The professional voice of the Automated Attendant guides you through your calls as you enter a specific extension from a touch-tone phone. If you do not have a touch-tone phone, our operator will assist you. District number: 465-2161 The following is a listing of extensions: Adult High School 681 H.S. Guidance Business Office 611 H.S. Office Evening/Continuing Post Secondary Education Division 646 Education ABE/GED Preparation 644 Superintendent Eve./Cont. Ed. Div. (5:00-9:30 p.m.) 646, 659 or 660 631 660 681 605 About Cape May County Technical School Past and Future The Cape May County Technical School was instituted in 1915 by the Cape May County Board of Chosen Freeholders and is today situated on an 84-acre campus in the Northern section of the Crest Haven Complex (Middle Township) which is easily accessible from Exit 11 of the Garden State Parkway. The Cape May County Technical School presently consists of one main building which includes the Tozour (100) Building, the Scrivani (200) Building and the Toft (300) Building, as well as auxiliary buildings that include a greenhouse, the Broadley Administration Building, and water front facilities on the sound. Also, baseball, softball and soccer fields have been established on the campus. The districts educational divisions include a comprehensive high school, a share-time special needs vocational program, evening adult high school program, adult post secondary instruction as well as an Evening/Continuing Education Division program including ABE/GED and ESL instruction. The district is ready to serve the educational/ technical needs of the community well into the 21st century.

If there is not a person available when you call, please leave a message and a staff member will return your call.

Customized Training Would you like to upgrade the skills of your work force in computer training, academic instruction and/or other technical areas? Cape May County Technical School Evening and Continuing Education Division specializes in developing and conducting company/business/ government specific training programs. Training can be conducted on-site at your workplace or at the Cape May County Technical School campus. Call the Technical School Evening and Continuing Education Division at 465-2161, ext. 646 to establish a training program.

Certificates of Program Completion The Cape May County Technical School Board of Education through the Evening/Continuing Education Division awards certificates of program completion to students who have completed all requirements in their respective programs. These certificates of hours are presented to students the last night of class by their teachers. 3

Cape May County Technical School Evening and Continuing Education Division The Evening and Continuing Education Division offers courses to provide academic, vocational, technical and avocational instruction in Arts, Crafts, Dance, Music, Computers, Cooking, Baking, Language, Health & Fitness, Office/ Career Related, Special Training, State License, Vocational/Technical programs and GED, ABE, ESL instruction. The Cape May County Technical School is committed to serving business, industry, labor unions, and the community through the programs offered in both the day and evening school. Inplant training, emergency short term or long range programs, seminars or courses for particular skills, licensing or certification programs are developed to meet the needs of Cape May County residents.

Evening School Registration Procedures

How to Register Registrations will be accepted in the Evening/Continuing Education Office, located in the Tozour Building, Office #145, in the order which they are received (either in-person or via mail) starting on Monday, December 12, 2011, at 8:30 a.m. The total course fee must be paid in full at the time of registration. The Cape May County Technical School reserves the right to limit registration for courses, to discontinue courses for which there is insufficient registration and to change times, locations and/or course instructors.

Registration by Mail will be accepted from Monday, December 12, 2011, through Wednesday, January 11, 2012. Please be advised that mail-in registrations received after January 11, 2012, may not be processed in a timely manner. Select the desired course(s) by name and number and complete the registration form on the back cover of this brochure. One name and course per registration form please. Copies of the registration form may be made to register for more than one course. Be sure the course(s) you select do not meet on the same day and time. Mail your check (made payable to CMC Tech), along with your completed registration form to: Cape May County Technical School Evening/Continuing Education Division 188 Crest Haven Road Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Your mail-in registration is accepted as requested unless you are notified to the contrary. You will not receive a confirming letter so please note for your personal records the course name, the day and time which it meets, as well as the building and room number for your future reference. If you would like written confirmation enclose a self-addressed envelope with your mail-in registration. A copy of your registration form marked received will then be returned to you. On the first night of class report to the foyer area in the building which your class meets (as noted in the brochure, the Tozour building, Scrivani building or Toft building) and check the course/room designation chart on display for the specific location of your classroom.

IN-PERSON REGISTRATIONS
In-person registrations will be accepted daily, excluding weekends & holidays, in the Evening/Continuing Education Office according to the following schedule: December 12 to 22 December 23 December 27 to 30 January 3 to 10 January 11 & 12 January 13 January 17 January 18 8:30am to 3:00pm 8:30am to 11:30am 8:30am to 2:30pm 8:30am to 3:00pm 8:30am to 7:00pm 8:30am to 3:00pm 8:30am to 7:00pm classes begin

Dates registration office is closed for holiday observances: December 26, January 2 & 16 The Evening/Continuing Education Office, where registration will take place, is located in the Tozour Building, Office #145. Other Registration Information All classes are open to Cape May County residents 16 years of age or older who are not attending full-time day high school. Students who are attending full-time day high school are eligible to attend evening school programs with approval from their legal parent/guardian. Written permission from the legal parent/guardian must be submitted at the time of registration in order for the enrollment to be processed. For some courses, a parent/guardian will be required to register and attend class with their child (if under 18). Please contact the continuing education office for more information. Class sizes are determined by the nature of the program and classroom space available. Classes will be closed when all seats have been assigned. A waiting list will be started for courses that are closed which will be referred to should seats become available. Note: The waiting list is active only for the current semester.

Payment Method
Mail-in registrations may be paid by check or money order only. In-person registrations may be paid by cash, check money order, VISA, MasterCard or Discover credit or debit cards. 4

Senior Citizen Discount

For senior citizens (age 60 or older) the registration fee for non licensing/certified courses will be 50% of the posted fee plus any material, supply or book fees for the course.

(+) Course Supply Fee A general course supply fee may be charged in courses in which consumable school supplies are used in the instructional/ learning process. All listed general course supply fees must be paid along with the course fee at the time of registration. These courses will be identified in the brochure with a plus sign (+) next to the course fee and the identified supply fee listed. ($) Individual Project Supply Fees Individual project supply fees will be charged to students based on the amount of supplies used beyond those included as part of the general course supply fee to complete a personal take home project. Individual project supply fees must be paid in accordance with specific guidelines given to instructors for their specific course. Those courses which have associated project supply fees will be identified in the brochure with a ($) sign next to the course fee. (++) Course Supplies need to be purchased Some courses require supplies to be used in class which cannot be effectively included in a general supply fee due to the nature of individual appeal (paints, cloth, wood etc.) for projects. Students should note that these courses cannot be productively experienced without purchasing the necessary supplies. These courses will be identified in the brochure with a double plus sign (++) next to the course fee. Instructors will provide students, upon request, with the names of suggested local vendors who handle the necessary supplies. (S) Safety Persons taking a class where power machines, toxic fumes or flammable liquids are being used must wear proper safety clothing, breathing devices and approved eye protection as directed by the instructor, at all times in the shop area. NEW JERSEY STATE LAW REQUIRES THEIR USE. Safety rules and regulations will be enforced. Eye protection glasses/ goggles may be purchased in the school store at a nominal fee prior to attending the first meeting of the class. Classes that require safety agreements will be identified in the brochure with an (S). Free Courses All courses are tuition courses, except Adult Basic Education, Adult High School, General Education Development (GED) and English as a Second Language (ESL), which are supported by state and federal funds. Arrangements can be made for all of the information contained in this brochure to be better profiled to individuals with limited English language skills, or with impaired sensory, manual or speaking skills, to enable them to benefit as qualified, for the programs/ activities listed. Please call 465-2161 x646. 5

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Textbooks Courses requiring a book are indicated by a plus textbooks statement next to the listed registration fee. Some textbooks must be paid for at the time of registration and will be given out the first night of class. There is no need to go to the book store if books were paid for at registration. Otherwise textbooks may be purchased at the school store located in the Tozour 100 Building the first evening of class. The school store is open 4:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., the first two weeks of the semester when classes are in session. School closing If conditions require closing the Cape May County Technical High School day time program, all Evening/ Continuing Education courses will also be cancelled. If day classes are held and inclement weather becomes a factor, a decision will be made by 3:00 p.m. as to the cancellation of classes. This decision will be broadcast over radio stations WZXL 100.7 (FM), WCZT 98.7 (FM), WFPG 96.9 (FM), WMGM Ch 40 TV, between 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Also, a special automated answering machine will be in operation to give you updated emergency class cancellation information by dialing 465-2161 ext. 263. Class cancellations will not be rescheduled. Refunds Since classes are based on a sufficient number of paid registrations refunds cannot be given for any reason after the first meeting of the class unless the class is cancelled by the Evening/Continuing Education Division. Refund requests must be made by completing a Refund Request Form, and returning it to the Evening/ Continuing Education Office. Refunds must be approved by the administration and processed through the business office. Refunds take 6 to 8 weeks to process. Affirmative Action and 504 Officer for 2011/12 Dr. Nancy Hudanich Cape May County Technical School 188 Crest Haven Road Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Telephone (609) 465-2161 ext. 692 The Cape May County Technical School ensures access to all schools, facilities, programs, activities, and benefits for all students, regardless of race, creed, color, national origin, ancestry, age, marital status, affectional or sexual orientation, gender, religion, disability or socioeconomic status. Programs and activities are operated in compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Title VI, 100.4), Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 (Title IX, 106.4), Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (Section 504, 104.5), Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) for Elementary and Secondary Schools, and Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment (PPRA). CAREER COUNSELING SERVICES Career and general counseling services for General Education Development Test Preparation, Adult Basic Skills, ESL as well as other Evening/Continuing Education Division students are available by appointment (465-2161 ext. 633) or Tuesday through Thursday, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Meet with counselors or intake specialist and discuss career goals, develop technical/vocational strategies and improve decision making skills. Individual interests, values, achievements and skills will be explored. Appointments are suggested.

EVENING SCHOOL COURSES

Arts/Crafts and Dance

Art
FIGURATIVE ARTS (AC5) A This course will focus on drawing hands, the body figure, facial gestures, action poses and all over portraits. All skill levels are welcome. Class members are encouraged to model for each other to develop skills and understanding of perspective for figurative drawing. On the first night of class, please bring an assortment of pens/ pencils and an 11 x 14 spiral-bound sketchbook. Join the fun! Instructor: Mary Simkins Federici Toft Building Room 326 TUESDAY 6:15pm 9:15pm 10 sessions FEE: $90.00++ PAINTING BIRDS (AC24) A Our well known beach/ocean/bay resident and migratory species are excellent painting subjects. This course will familiarize students with proportion, color and feather details on some of our common birds including Sanderling, Cardinal and Mourning Dove. On the first night of class please bring a pencil, eraser, 12 x 14 drawing pad. Class projects will be reviewed and other supplies may be purchased through the instructor or independently as per project selection and an optional text will be available for purchase. Instructor: Anthony Hillman Tozour Building Room 106 TUESDAY 7:00pm 9:00pm 10 sessions FEE: $60.00++

Crafts
CREATIVE MOSAICS (AC14) A Various types of mosaics have a rejuvenated appeal in the world of art and in-home dcor. In this class you will be taught the steps involved in developing your own customized mosaic masterpiece. From concept to design, to materials selection and hands-on creation, all aspects involved in the development of a mosaic will be covered, including simple casting techniques. Material costs are minimal as this is an environmentally friendly hobby. Instructor: Susan Zipper Tozour Building Room 112 MONDAY 6:30pm 9:00pm 10 sessions FEE: $75.00++(S) EXPLORATIONS IN POLYMER CLAY (AC6) A Do you have an interest in sculpting? This class is designed to teach students the basics of working with clay. Topics covered include conditioning the clay, safe handling, simple tools, blending, cooking, finishing touches and design ideas. The possibilities are endless. Please bring some Premo or Fimo clay to the first night of class. This class will involve the independent purchase of supplies. Instructor: Mary Simkins Federici Toft Building Room 326 WEDNESDAY 6:00pm 9:00pm 10 sessions FEE: $90.00++ STAINED GLASS BEGINNERS (AC22) A Explore the art of stained glass by learning how to create and construct stained glass items from Tiffany-styled sun catchers to lampshades. Learn the basic techniques of making a copper-foiled window as well as glass cutting, foiling and soldering. You will also be introduced to basic design concepts. Note: this course requires the independent purchase of supplies which will cost approximately $85.00 per student. Class size is limited. Instructor: Bruce Hippel Tozour Building Room 112 TUESDAY 6:30pm 9:30pm 10 sessions FEE: $90.00++ (S)

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Dance
BALLROOM DANCING - BEGINNERS (AC1) A Dance into the season by enrolling in the beginners ballroom dancing for couples class. Class instruction will focus on the Foxtrot, Waltz, Cha-Cha, Rhumba, Tango and Jitterbug. An enjoyable learning experience will be had by all!!! Partners recommended. Instructors: George & Pat Rementer Aux Gym Room 230 TUESDAY 6:00pm - 7:00pm 10 sessions FEE: $30.00 (per person) BALLROOM DANCING - BEGINNERS (AC2) A The course description is the same as (AC1), only the time is different. Instructors: George & Pat Rementer Aux Gym Room 230 TUESDAY 7:15pm - 8:15pm 10 sessions FEE: $30.00 (per person) BALLROOM DANCING INTERMEDIATE (AC3) A This course is designed for individuals who have completed our ballroom dancing beginners course or have at least a beginners level of knowledge. Class instruction will focus on intermediate levels of Waltz, Rhumba, Swing and, by popular demand, the Salsa. Partners recommended. Instructors: George & Pat Rementer Aux Gym Room 230 WEDNESDAY 6:00pm 7:00pm 10 sessions FEE: $30.00 (per person) BALLROOM DANCING INTERMEDIATE (AC4) A The course description is the same as (AC3), only the time is different. Instructors: George & Pat Rementer Aux Gym Room 230 WEDNESDAY 7:15pm 8:15pm 10 sessions FEE: $30.00 (per person) IRISH DANCING ALL LEVELS (AC8) A Irish dancing including ceili and set dancing has increased in popularity for fun and exercise. In this class, you will learn Irish social dances for 2 to 8 persons that originated at house parties and dancing at the crossroads. Come alone or bring a partner, just be ready to enjoy yourself and dance to traditional Irish music. Note: hard shoe step dancing will not be taught in this class. Instructors: Judy & Mike McLaughlin Tozour Building Room 139 TUESDAY 6:30pm 8:30pm 10 sessions FEE: $60.00 (per person) LINE DANCING - NOVICE/BASIC TO POP, COUNTRY & SPANISH (AC12) A Line Dancing is a dance done individually in synchronization with others. This course is designed to teach the standard line dances such as: Canadian Stomp, Ten Step, Romeo, Texas Slide, Tush Push and many others. Also the Sway, Tennessee Walk, El Paso and mixers. Instructor: Karen Lynn Nailie Aux Gym Rm 230 MONDAY 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm 10 sessions FEE: $45.00 LINE DANCING - NOVICE/BASIC TO POP, COUNTRY & SPANISH (AC15) A The course description is the same as (AC12), only the time is different. Instructor: Karen Lynn Nailie Aux Gym Rm 230 MONDAY 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm 10 sessions FEE: $45.00

Jewelry Design
NEW! JEWELRY DESIGN BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE (AC10) A Whether youre entering the world of jewelry design or have some experience, this class focuses on wire jewelry design without soldering. Beginners will start with bead stringing and learn how to wrap and connect stones with wire. Intermediate level students will be encouraged to develop, analyze and execute a design of their own line of jewelry. On the first night of class, beginners should bring wire cutters, roundnose pliers and flat or chain-nose pliers along with a $5.00 supply fee. Intermediate students should bring a project ready to start on the first night of class. Note: This course will involve the independent purchase of supplies and tools for future projects as per individual selection. Instructor: Jennifer Harp-Douris Tozour Building Room 107 WEDNESDAY 6:30pm-9:00pm 7 sessions FEE: $52.00++(S)

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Quilting
QUILTING HAND (AC16) A This course is not only for beginners, but also for individuals who enjoy creating quilts by hand. Various quilt-making techniques will be explored while working on a quilting project. You will also learn the ease and portability of lap quilting. Note: this course requires the independent purchase of supplies as per project selection. Instructor: Judy Nuss Toft Building Room 310 THURSDAY 6:30pm 9:30pm 10 sessions FEE: $90.00 ++ QUILTING MACHINE FOR ADVANCED BEGINNERS (AC11) A This class is just for fun! An original design teaching machine applique techniques, machine piecing for accuracy and machine quilting designs. Students must have a sewing machine, a rotary mat, ruler and cutter as well as an iron and ironing surface. A materials list will be distributed upon registration and pattern may be purchased from the instructor for $5.00 on the first night of class. Instructor: Diane Dunwoodie Tozour Building Room 139 MONDAY 6:30pm 9:00pm 10 sessions FEE: $75.00++(S)

Renaissance Swordsmanship
RENAISSANCE SWORDSMANSHIP (AC17) A This course will teach the basics of European Swordsmanship of the 16th & 17th centuries as well as the history and attitudes of the time period. Footwork and use of the weapon through a hands-on format will provide exercise as well as the knowledge in the use of the rapier. Instructor: Joseph Fulginiti Toft Building Room 312 WEDNESDAY 6:30pm - 9:30pm 10 sessions FEE: $90.00 ++(S) RENAISSANCE SWORDSMANSHIP - ADVANCED (AC19) A This course is an advanced-level course that will focus on the rapier and dagger from Renaissance Italy and Elizabethan England. The class will include discussion of the history of duelling and the code duello. Wear sneakers and comfortable clothing. Equipment and safety precautions will be reviewed the first night of class. Note: A basic knowledge of footwork and single sword is required. Instructor: Donn Shearer Toft Building Room 312 THURSDAY 6:30pm - 9:30pm 10 sessions FEE: $90.00 ++(S)

Woodcarving
CARVING GAME FISH (AC7) A This course will teach you how to select the proper wood, tools and how to make a proper pattern. Students can select their favorite species for this class and are encouraged to bring in a photo or illustrations of the species they wish to carve. Carving blanks and other supplies may be purchased through the instructor or independently as per project selection, and a related textbook/pattern/painting guide is also available for purchase. Instructor: Anthony Hillman Tozour Building Room 106 WEDNESDAY 7:00pm - 9:00pm 10 sessions FEE: $60.00++(S) WOODCARVING & DECOY CARVING (AC21) A A fun, relaxing, enjoyable new hobby can be yours now! In this introductory through intermediate course you will learn the basic techniques used in folk art carving or old fashioned woodcarving and decoy carving. Pattern making and hand tools will be demonstrated in class. Fundamental techniques are developed using various woods to carve decoys, shore birds and other objects. Bring your carving tools the first night of class. Please note: Painting or woodburning will not be covered and no power tools. Advice and opportunities to purchase reasonably-priced carving knives and blanks will be provided. Instructor: Anthony Hillman Tozour Building Room 106 MONDAY 7:00pm - 9:00pm 10 sessions FEE: $60.00 (S) ++

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Computers
Introduction to Computers
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS (CM1) V This course is for the individual who needs some basic insight and direction about computer capabilities and functions. The class will present basic computer tasks using the Windows operating system, word processing, navigating the web and working with e-mail. This introductory level class is designed for the student with little or no previous computer experience. Instructor: Stephen Horwitz Tozour Building Room 131 MONDAY 3:30pm 5:00pm 10 sessions FEE: $45.00 plus textbook INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS (CM2) V The course description is the same as CM1, the day and time is different. Instructor: Edward Leszczynski Tozour Building Room 131 TUESDAY 4:00pm 5:30pm 10 sessions FEE: $45.00 plus textbook MICROSOFT WORD - BASIC (CM3) V This course is designed to teach the basics of Microsoft Word (word processing). Learn to create, edit, save and print documents. Other features such as cut, copy, paste, spell check, search & replace and tables will be presented. Prerequisite: Introduction to Computers or equivalent knowledge. Instructor: Edward Leszczynski Tozour Building Room 131 TUESDAY 6:00pm 7:30pm 10 sessions FEE: $45.00 plus textbook

Online Computing
WEBSITE DESIGN BASIC COMMERCIAL (CM4) V Learn the basics of how to design and create a commercial website for your business that will get noticed! By learning HTML code, you will experience how to integrate visually pleasing design pictures, hyperlinks and interactive features into your website. Students do not need to purchase software. All activities will be completed in class. Prerequisite: Introduction to Computers or equivalent knowledge including familiarity with Windows operating system. Class size is limited. Instructor: John Louderback Tozour Building Room 105 TUESDAY & THURSDAY 6:30pm 9:30pm 20 sessions FEE: $180.00

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Cooking
NEW! BASIC BAKING FROM SCRATCH (CK1) A This course is designed to teach individuals how to bake from scratch. You will be baking a variety of items each week including cookies, cakes, brownies and muffins. Learn about the ingredients used in a from scratch recipe and how they are combined to create delicious baked goods. Instructor: Elizabeth OHala Tozour Building Room 123 MONDAY 6:00pm 9:00pm 5 sessions FEE: $45.00 + $25.00 supply fee = $70.00(S) 1/23 2/27 NEW! BASIC BAKING FROM SCRATCH (CK5) A The course description is the same as CK1. Class starts March 5. Instructor: Elizabeth OHala Tozour Building Room 123 MONDAY 6:00pm 9:00pm 5 sessions FEE: $45.00 + $25.00 supply fee = $70.00(S) 3/5 4/2 CAKE DECORATING (CK2) A Learn how to make flowers, borders and all-occasion cakes. (No baking is done in the class.) This course is designed for the beginner and the person who has some basic knowledge in cake decorating. You will learn the basic type of icing, color technique, fancy writing, borders, a variety of flowers, lattice work, starring work, drapes and various methods of creating your personal designs for cake tops. A supply list will be distributed at the time of registration. Instructor: Elizabeth OHala Tozour Building Room 123 THURSDAY 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm 10 sessions FEE: $90.00 + $5.00 supply fee = $95.00++

ITALIAN COOKING (CK4) A Learn how to cook some of the many culinary delights that are enjoyed in Italy. We will explore many of the dishes that are prepared in the twenty-three regions of Italy and enjoyed daily by the Italians. Note: Some course-required supplies may need to be purchased by students. Also, please bring your favorite knife, apron, side towel and containers to bring food home. Instructor: Chef Frank Staiano Tozour Building Room 124 WEDNESDAY 6:00pm 8:00pm 10 sessions FEE: $60.00 + $60.00 supply fee = $120.00++(S)

MEDITERRANEAN COOKING (CK3) A From week to week we will cruise the seas and experience the culinary cuisine of European countries such as Italy, Spain, France, Greece and more. Come join us on our journey around the Mediterranean. Note: Some course-required supplies may need to be purchased by students. Also, please bring your favorite knife, apron, side towel and containers to bring food home. Instructor: Chef Frank Staiano Tozour Building Room 124 MONDAY 6:00pm 8:00pm 10 sessions FEE: $60.00 + $60.00 supply fee = $120.00++(S)

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ServSafe

Sanitation Certification
ServSafe RECERTIFICATION (CK7) V This ServSafe recertification program consists of one test review evening on Wednesday, March 21, and the recertification examination on Thursday, March 22. At the time of registration, students will be required to pay for the recertification exam which is $35.00. Registration deadline for this course is February 24. Please note: Due to the ordering process of the recertification exam, no refunds for the exam fee will be granted after February 24. Instructor: Chef Dave Masterson Toft Building Room 335 WED. & THURS. 5:00pm - 8:00pm 2 sessions, March 21 & 22 FEE: $18.00 + $35.00 exam fee = $53.00

ServSafe SANITATION CERTIFICATION COURSE (CK6) V The State of New Jersey mandates as of January 1, 2010, one person on premises of a food service establishment must have sanitation certification. ServSafe leads the way in providing the restaurant and food service industry with an up-to-date, comprehensive food safety training and certification program. This ninesession certification course culminates with the participants completing the ServSafe examination. Participants with a passing grade will receive the nationally recognized ServSafe certification. Who should take this course? Restaurant owners, managers, chefs, cooks, servers or anyone working in the food service industry. Students will be required to purchase the ServSafe textbook (approximate cost $75) which includes the FDA Food Code, latest updates in the science of food safety, best practices as well as tools to help managers/operators implement critical food safety practices in their business operation. All classes meet Thursday evenings, except March 21 (Wednesday). Instructor: Chef Dave Masterson Toft Building Room 335 THURSDAY 5:00pm 8:00pm Class starts January 26 FEE: $81.00 plus textbook 9 sessions

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Senior Citizen Discount

For senior citizens (age 60 or older) the registration fee for non-licensing/certified courses will be 50% of the posted fee plus any material, supply or book fees for the course. Call 465-2161 ext. 263 to See if There is Space Available in the Class You Desire Registration begins December 12
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Languages
NEW! GERMAN FOR BEGINNERS LEVEL 2 (L1) A Explore the regions of Germany, Austria and Switzerland as you learn the German language. Take a simulated tour from the Black Forest through Vienna, to the North Sea. Master German grammar from the definite article der, die, das to the subjunctive mood. This course immerses the student in the German language as well as the culture. Instructor: Debra Milita Toft Building Room 312 TUESDAY 6:00pm 7:00pm 10 sessions FEE: $30.00 plus textbook

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Health And Fitness

C P R Training
AMERICAN RED CROSS CPR FOR ADULT, CHILDREN & INFANT (HF1) - note topics A (HF1) Includes topic A & B Seminar 1A DATES: 1/24 and 1/31 Instructor: Saundra Pickens Tozour Building Room 120 TUESDAY 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm 2 sessions FEE: $18.00 + $19.00 certification fee = $37.00 plus textbook AMERICAN RED CROSS COMMUNITY CPR AND FIRST AID & SAFETY (HF2) - note topics A (HF2) Includes topic A, B & C Seminar 2A DATES: 1/24, 1/31 and 2/7 Instructor: Saundra Pickens Tozour Building Room 120 TUESDAY 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm 3 sessions FEE: $27.00 + $19.00 certification fee = $46.00 plus textbook CPR - RECERTIFICATION UPDATE (HF3) A Students who need to be recertified to maintain their American Red Cross CPR Certification may enroll in this course. Note: Textbook may be purchased in Office #145 or the bookstore located in the Tozour Building Instructor: Saundra Pickens Tozour Building Room 120 TUESDAY 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm 1 session DATE: 2/14 FEE: $9.00 + $19.00 certification fee = $28.00 plus textbook (if needed) AMERICAN RED CROSS FIRST AID & C.P.R. SEMINARS Adult CPR Seminar (Topic A) - This course is designed to train individuals and families to overcome any reluctance to act in emergency situations and to recognize and care for life threatening emergencies, such as respiratory or cardiac problems, sudden illness, for adults. Cerification fee $19 1 session - Date available - 1/24 Child and Infant CPR Seminar (Topic B) - This course is designed to train individuals and families to overcome any reluctance to act in emergency situations and to recognize and care for life threatening emergencies, such as respiratory or cardiac problems, sudden illness, for infants and children. Cerification fee $19 1 session - Date available - 1/31 First Aid Basics Seminar (Topic C) - This course is designed to train individuals and families to overcome any reluctance to act in emergency situations and to recognize and care for life threatening emergencies, such as respiratory or cardiac problems, sudden illness, for adults, infants, and children. Cerification fee $19 1 session - Date available - 2/7 NOTE: Individual seminar registration is available. Registration $9.00 per session plus certification fee plus textbook fee .

Dance Fitness
KUKUWA DANCE WORKOUT (HF11) A A Kukuwa dance workout is a low impact, high energy choreographed workout designed to target your cardiovascular system, improve your fitness level and pump fun through your veins. This energy will add flavor to your workout routine, nourishing both body and soul. The class is open to participants of all fitness levels. The dance workout will be about thirty minutes followed by an equal amount of time devoted to fluid yoga stretches and relaxation. Please wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat. Instructor: Karen Manette-Bosna Aux Gym Room 230 MONDAY 4:00pm 5:00pm 10 sessions FEE: $30.00 13 ZUMBA FITNESS (HF12) A Zumba combines high energy and motivating music with dance moves and combinations that allows you to enjoy exercising. Its based on the principle that a workout should be fun and easy to do. The routines feature aerobic and fitness interval training with a combination of fast and slow rhythms to tone and sculpt the body. Please wear loose, comfortable clothing. Note: Participant must be in adequate physical condition. Instructor: Kimberly Rightnour Tozour Building Room 125 TUESDAY & THURSDAY 6:00pm 7:00pm 20 sessions FEE: $60.00

Holistic Fitness
AROMATHERAPY INTRODUCTION (HF5) A Learn the basics of working with essential oils, blending the oils and incorporating them into your daily life. Students will learn the difference between true aromatherapy and simply using scents, and how these powerful essences can have physiological and emotional effects on a person. Students will learn about specific plant oils and how to use them. Helpful for those in massage therapy. Note: contact with essential oils is not recommended for pregnant women or for persons with high blood pressure or those prone to seizures. (Required course materials will cost approximately $45.00.) Instructor: Mary McWilliams Tozour Building Room 107 MONDAY 6:30pm 9:00pm 6 sessions FEE: $44.00++ PILATES PORTABLE REFORM BAR CLASS (HF4) A This new fitness class features a total pilates core routine using the portable reform bar to perform movements. This workout is a series of exercises that works the entire body in the standing, seated and lying positions. The class wraps up with a stretching routine of various movements. All levels welcome. Please wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat. The reform bar will be supplied. Class size is limited. Instructor: Karen Manette Bosna Tozour Building Room 119 MONDAY 5:30pm 6:30pm 10 sessions FEE: $30.00 REIKI I, THE HEALING ENERGY (HF7) A Reiki is a Japanese technique for stress reduction and relaxation that also promotes healing. It is administered by laying on hands and is based on the theory of life force energy. Reiki is a simple, natural, safe method to promote healing and self-improvement that everyone can use. Optional Reiki manual available for purchase. Instructor: Eileen Lepak-Tozour Tozour Building Room 106 THURSDAY 7:00pm - 9:00pm 6 sessions FEE: $36.00

Yoga
GENTLE YOGA (HF6) A Gentle yoga class is beginner friendly, but is also appropriate for all skill levels. The focus of this class is on stretching and balancing in basic postures with emphasis on breath work. Relaxing and rejuvenating, the gentle yoga class promotes well being. Students should bring a mat as well as any props they might have or need to use. Instructor: Diane Leiner Tozour Building Room 119 WEDNESDAY 5:45pm 7:00pm 10 sessions FEE: $37.50(S) YIN YOGA (HF13) A The Yin form of Yoga is a quiet practice targeting the ligaments, tendons and connective tissues. Poses are held for 3 to 5 minutes while relaxing the muscles and increasing flexibility of the joints. The Yin Yoga class is an appropriate and doable compliment to the Gentle Yoga class. Please wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat and any props you may need. Some props will be provided by the instructor. Instructor: Diane Leiner Tozour Building Room 119 WEDNESDAY 7:15pm 8:30pm 10 sessions FEE: $37.50 (S) YOGA - INTRODUCTION - A FLOW SERIES (HF9) A Have you ever wanted to try yoga or would you like to reinforce the basics you may have learned some years ago? This yoga practice is offered as a co-ed beginners level awareness and experience of yoga - stretch, breathe and relax. Feel the sweet breeze of peace of mind. Improve flexibility, strength, energy, self esteem and well being. Yoga helps manage and reduce stress. No previous yoga experience required and all levels are welcome. Wear loose comfortable clothing to move in, bring a yoga mat or blanket. Chairs are available. Instructor: Karen Manette Bosna Tozour Building Room 119 THURSDAY 6:30pm - 7:30pm 10 sessions FEE: $30.00 YOGA PROGRESSIVE LEVEL 2 (HF10) A This yoga class is for individuals that have successfully mastered the Introduction to Yoga class or who are experienced yoga participants. A more progressive yoga experience will be presented as you improve your flexibility, strength, energy, self esteem and well being. Bring a Yoga mat or blanket. Instructor: Karen Manette Bosna Tozour Building Room 119 TUESDAY 5:30pm 6:30pm 10 sessions FEE: $30.00 14

WEIGHT TRAINING (HF8) A Never weight trained before? Learn the proper training techniques to increase strength and reshape your body. Topics include: proper form, designing effective routines, new and improved exercise and training techniques along with basic anatomy and how muscles work. A great course for any age or fitness level. Get geared toward living a stronger and healthier life through weight training. Classes will be held in the weight training room at the Technical School. Note: Participant must be in adequate physical condition and have no major physical limitations. Instructor: Jerry DAntonio Aux Gym Weight Training Rm 240 TUES. & THURS. 4:00pm - 5:00pm 20 sessions FEE: $60.00 (S)

Senior Citizen Discount For senior citizens (age 60 or older) the registration fee for non-licensing/certified courses will be 50% of the posted fee plus any material, supply or book fees for the course.

CAPE MAY COUNTY TECHNICAL SCHOOL EVENING/CONTINUING EDUCATION

WINTER/SPRING 2012 CALENDAR

January Computer Courses!

For a complete listing of computer classes, please refer to page 9 in this brochure
Choose from introductory courses, or expand your knowledge with courses in website design. Mon. 23 30 Tues. 24 31 Wed. 18 25 Thurs. 19 26

Mon. 6 13 XX 27

February
Tues. 7 14 XX 28

Registration begins December 12

IN-PERSON REGISTRATIONS
In-person registrations will be accepted daily, excluding weekends & holidays, in the Evening/Continuing Education Office according to the following schedule: December 12 to 22 December 23 December 27 to 30 January 3 to 10 January 11 & 12 January 13 January 17 January 18 8:30am to 3:00pm 8:30am to 11:30am 8:30am to 2:30pm 8:30am to 3:00pm 8:30am to 7:00pm 8:30am to 3:00pm 8:30am to 7:00pm classes begin

Wed. 1 8 XX 22 29

Thurs. 2 9 XX 23

Mon. 5 12 19 26

Tues. 6 13 20 27

March

Wed. 7 14 21 28

Thurs. 1 8 15 22 29

Dates registration office is closed for holiday observances: December 26, January 2 & 16 The Evening/Continuing Education Office, where registration will take place, is located in the Tozour Building, Office #145. 15

Mon. 2

Tues. 3

April

Wed.

Thurs.

No classes: February 15, 16, 20 & 21

Note: Some courses may begin or end on different dates. Please check the specific course description.

Winter/Spring 2012 Courses Quick Reference Guide

Classrooms with a 100 designation are in the Tozour Building, 200 are in the Scrivani Building and 300 are in the Toft Building

Arts/Crafts/Dance and Writing

COURSE Ballroom Dancing - Beginners Ballroom Dancing - Beginners Ballroom Dancing Intermediate Ballroom Dancing Intermediate Carving Game Fish Creative Mosaics Explorations in Polymer Clay Figurative Arts Irish Dancing All Levels Jewelry Design Beginner to Inter. Line Dancing Novice/Basic Line Dancing Novice/Basic Painting Birds Quilting Hand Quilting Machine for Adv. Beginner Renaissance Swordsmanship Renaissance Swordsmanship-Adv Stained Glass Beginners Woodcarving & Decoy Carving A/V A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A COURSE # AC1 AC2 AC3 AC4 AC7 AC14 AC6 AC5 AC8 AC10 AC12 AC15 AC24 AC16 AC11 AC17 AC19 AC22 AC21 DAY AND TIME Tuesday 6-7 Tuesday 7:15-8:15 Wednesday 6-7 Wednesday 7:15-8:15 Wednesday 7-9 Monday 6:30-9 Wednesday 6-9 Tuesday 6:15-9:15 Tuesday 6:30-8:30 Wednesday 6:30-9:00 Monday 6-7:30 Monday 7:30-9 Tuesday 7-9 Thursday 6:30-9:30 Monday 6:30-9 Wednesday 6:30-9:30 Thursday 6:30-9:30 Tuesday 6:30-9:30 Monday 7-9 ROOM 230 230 230 230 106 112 326 326 139 107 230 230 106 310 139 312 312 112 106 INSTRUCTOR George & Pat Rementer George & Pat Rementer George & Pat Rementer George & Pat Rementer Anthony Hillman Susan Zipper Mary Simkins Federici Mary Simkins Federici Judy & Mike McLaughlin Jennifer Harp-Douris Karen Lynn Nailie Karen Lynn Nailie Anthony Hillman Judy Nuss Diane Dunwoodie Joseph Fulginiti Donn Shearer Bruce Hippel Anthony Hillman PAGE 7 7 7 7 8 6 6 6 7 7 7 7 6 8 8 8 8 6 8

Did You Register Yet? Classes begin January 18

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Computers
COURSE Introduction to Computers Introduction to Computers Microsoft Word Basic Website Design Basic Commercial A/V V V V V COURSE # CM1 CM2 CM3 CM4 DAY AND TIME Monday 3:30-5 Tuesday 4-5:30 Tuesday 6-7:30 Tues. & Thurs. 6:30-9:30 ROOM 131 131 131 105 INSTRUCTOR Stephen Horwitz Edward Leszczynski Edward Leszczynski John Louderback PAGE 9 9 9 9

Cooking
COURSE A/V COURSE # CK1 CK5 CK2 CK4 CK3 CK6 CK7 DAY AND TIME Monday 6-9 (1/23-2/27) Monday 6-9 (3/5-4/2) Thursday 6-9 Wednesday 6-8 Monday 6-8 Thursday 5-8 Wed & Thurs 5-8 (3/21 & 3/22) ROOM INSTRUCTOR 123 123 123 124 124 335 335 Elizabeth OHala Elizabeth OHala Elizabeth OHala Frank Staiano Frank Staiano Dave Masterson Dave Masterson PAGE 10 10 10 10 10 11 11 Basic Baking from Scratch A Basic Baking from Scratch A Cake Decorating A Italian Cooking A Mediterranean Cooking A ServSafe Sanitation Certification Course V ServSafe Recertification V

Languages
COURSE German for Beginners Level 2 A/V A COURSE # L1 DAY AND TIME Tuesday 6-7 ROOM INSTRUCTOR 312 Debra Milita PAGE 12

Customized Training for Business

Increase productivity by providing staff development to upgrade the skills of your staff. Visit us on the Internet at www.capemaytech.net/ettc call (609) 465-2161 ext. 657 or 656 or e-mail: dstelacio@capemaytech.com or jstratton@capemaytech.com The Cape May County Educational Technology Training Center specializes in developing and conducting company, school and business specific training programs. Training can be conducted on-site at your workplace or at the ETTC located in the Cape May County Technical school.

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Health and Fitness

COURSE American Red Cross CPR for Adult, Child/Infant American Red Cross Community CPR, First Aid & Safety American Red Cross CPR Recert. Gentle Yoga Kukuwa Dance Workout Aromatherapy Introduction Pilates Portable Reform Bar Class Reiki I, The Healing Energy Weight Training Yin Yoga Yoga Introduction Yoga Progressive Level 2 Zumba Fitness A/V A A A A A A A A A A A A A COURSE # HF1 HF2 HF3 HF6 HF11 HF5 HF4 HF7 HF8 HF13 HF9 HF10 HF12 DAY AND TIME Tuesday 6-9 Tuesday 6-9 Tuesday 6-9 (2/14) Wednesday 5:45-7 Monday 4-5 Monday 6:30-9 Monday 5:30-6:30 Thursday 7-9 Tues. & Thurs. 4-5 Wednesday 7:15-8:30 Thursday 6:30-7:30 Tuesday 5:30-6:30 Tues. & Thurs. 6-7 ROOM 120 120 120 119 230 107 119 106 240 119 119 119 125 INSTRUCTOR Saundra Pickens Saundra Pickens Saundra Pickens Diane Leiner Karen Manette Bosna Mary McWilliams Karen Manette Bosna Eileen Lepak-Tozour Jerry DAntonio Diane Leiner Karen Manette Bosna Karen Manette Bosna Kimberly Rightnour PAGE 13 13 13 14 13 14 14 14 15 14 14 14 13

Special Training
COURSE Art of Photography Digital Photography Digital Photography Dog Obedience Dog Obedience Fishing Rod Making & Repair Fundamentals of Investing Fundamentals of Investing Garment Construction/Alterations Genealogy Puppy Kindergarten Saltwater Fishing Series Six Easy Steps to Estate Planning Six Easy Steps to Estate Planning A/V A A A A A A A A A A A A A A COURSE # ST1 ST3 ST4 ST6 ST12 ST5 ST8 ST8 ST10 ST13 ST7 ST11 ST2 ST2 DAY AND TIME Wednesday 6-8 Tuesday 6-8:30 Wednesday 6-8:30 Thursday 7-8 Thursday 8-9 Wednesday 6-9 Monday 6-8 Tuesday 6-8 Wednesday 6:30-9:30 Tuesday 6-8 Thursday 6-7 Monday 6:30-9 Monday 6-9 (2/6) Tuesday 6-9 (3/27) ROOM 310 151 151 230 230 160 311 311 139 311 230 160 311 311 INSTRUCTOR Patricia Munson-Siter Mary Beth Quinn Mary Beth Quinn Nancy Minarik Gail Fumo Dick Herb Michele Scott Michele Scott Brenda Flannery Patricia Munson-Siter Gail Fumo & Nancy Minarik Dick Herb & Bob Jackson Michele Scott Michele Scott PAGE 20 20 20 20 20 21 21 21 21 21 20 22 21 21

Technical School Television Programming

Comcast

on Comcast Channel 9 in CMCH and south

Friday 7 am - 11 am Saturday through Thursday 4 pm - 8 pm School News Highlights Activities Information
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State License
COURSE Black Seal License Cosmetology/Hairstyling Dental Assisting Practical Nursing A/V V V V V COURSE # SL1 DAY AND TIME Tuesday 6:30-9:30 Monday thru Thursday Monday thru Friday Monday thru Friday ROOM 204 325 132 139 INSTRUCTOR Bud Cole Elizabeth Pastore Candida Ditzler & Saundra Pickens Judy McLaughlin, Ruth Hallowell & Valerie Leek PAGE 22 23 23 23

Technical Program For General Interest

COURSE Auto Repair Basic Auto Repair - Lab Home & Building Maintenance Metric Motorcycle Maintenance Outboard Motor Servicing Plumbing Basic for the Home Woodturning Introduction Woodworking for Beginners A/V V V V V V V V V COURSE # VPG1 VPG2 VPG8 VPG7 VPG5 VPG4 VPG6 VPG3 DAY AND TIME Tuesday 6-9 Thursday 6-9 Tuesday 6:30-9 Tuesday 6-9 Wednesday 7-9:30 Wednesday 6:30-9:30 Thursday 6-9 Wednesday 6-9 ROOM 110 110 331 166 164 330 331 331 INSTRUCTOR Frank Wambold Frank Wambold Craig Migliaccio Chris Sickerott Steve Schall Mike Mills Tom Henry Tom Henry PAGE 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24

Technical Program Job/Business Oriented

COURSE Art Metal Work Air Conditioning, Heating & Ventilation Electrical House Wiring Grid-Tied Solar Photovoltaic Systems Masonry Basic Skills Upholstery - Introduction Upholstery - Introduction Welding - Basic Electric Arc Welding Basic Oxygen/Acetylene Welding Basic Oxygen/Acetylene A/V V V V V V V v V V V COURSE # VPJ4 VPJ1 VPJ2 VPJ7 VPJ3 VPJ5 VPJ10 VPJ6 VPJ8 VPJ9 DAY AND TIME Thursday 6-9 Monday 6-9 Thursday 6:30-9:30 Thursday 6:30-8:30 Thursday 6-8 Monday 6-9 Wednesday 6-9 Wednesday 6-9 Monday 6-9 Tuesday 6-9 ROOM 111 330 330 116 348 116 116 111 111 111 INSTRUCTOR Jerome Goldman Dan Batchelor Mike Mills David Appolonia Steve Carroll Tom Birchall Tom Birchall Tom Jackson Tom Jackson Tom Jackson PAGE 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

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Special Training
Digital Photography
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY (ST3) A Are you thinking of upgrading from your 35mm to a digital camera or do you have a digital camera, and want to learn more? Learn how to master your digital camera, and what to do after you have taken the photo. It is a lot easier than you think. Lighting, composition, posing, camera operation and terminology will be presented. Please bring your digital camera and instruction manual to class. Instructor: Mary Beth Quinn Tozour Building Room 151 TUESDAY 6:00pm 8:30pm 8 sessions FEE: $60.00 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY (ST4) A The course description is the same as ST3, only the day is different. Instructor: Mary Beth Quinn Tozour Building Room 151 WEDNESDAY 6:00pm 8:30pm 8 sessions FEE: $60.00 THE ART OF PHOTOGRAPHY (ST1) A This course is designed for individuals familiar with photography. Learn how to turn your photographs from nice snapshots to Wow! This class will focus on digital photography, however, individuals who shoot film can also benefit from this course. This class will not cover digital photography software programs as the focus will be to get the best photos possible without computer enhancement. Please bring a binder to class for notes and handouts. Instructor: Patricia Munson-Siter Toft Building Room 310 WEDNESDAY 6:00pm 8.00pm 10 sessions FEE: $60.00

DOG OBEDIENCE (ST6) A A gentle, traditional method with positive reinforcement for solving undesirable canine obedience problems for dogs at least 6 months of age. This course includes all basic exercises such as heeling, sit/ stay, down/stay, come when called, etc. Learn how to communicate with your canine pal using language they understand. Also, problems such as jumping up and barking will be addressed. Class size is limited. A suitable leash is required. Please, no flex lead. Collars, leashes and training equipment will be available for sale. Note: NO DOGS ON THE FIRST NIGHT OF CLASS, HOWEVER, PLEASE BRING YOUR DOGS IMMUNIZATION RECORD. ON THE FIRST NIGHT, AN ORIENTATION AND RECORD REVIEW WILL OCCUR. Instructor: Nancy Minarik Aux Gym Room 230 THURSDAY 7:00pm 8:00pm 8 sessions FEE: $24.00++ DOG OBEDIENCE (ST12) A Course description same as (ST6), only the time is different. Instructor: Gail Fumo Aux Gym Room 230 THURSDAY 8:00pm 9:00pm 8 sessions FEE: $24.00++

Dog Obedience

NEW! PUPPY KINDERGARTEN (ST7) A This class is for puppies 10 weeks (or have received 2nd immunization in vaccine series) to 5 months of age. Class will present methods to instill good manners, behavior, socializing, and the basic commands: sit, down, wait, come. Also, walking on a leash and addressing any puppy problems/concerns will be incorporated. Class size is limited. A suitable leash is required. Please, no flex lead. Note: NO PUPPIES ON THE FIRST NIGHT OF CLASS, HOWEVER, PLEASE BRING YOUR PUPPYS IMMUNIZATION RECORD. ON THE FIRST NIGHT, AN ORIENTATION AND RECORD REVIEW WILL OCCUR. Instructors: Gail Fumo & Nancy Minarik Aux Gym Room 230 THURSDAY 6:00pm 7:00pm 8 sessions FEE: $24.00++

Senior Citizen Discount

For senior citizens (age 60 or older) the registration fee for non-licensing/certified courses will be 50% of the posted fee plus any material, supply or book fees for the course.
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Finance
NEW! FUNDAMENTALS OF INVESTING (ST8) A Learn how to talk investments. Boost your investment IQ in only three seminars. We will start with the Why? of investing (Seminar #1) before moving into a discussion of where to invest your money (Seminar #2) and planning your estate (Seminar #3). Instructor: Michele Scott Toft Building Room 311 FEE: $18.00 3 seminars Session 1 TUESDAYS 1/24, 1/31 & 2/7 6:00pm 8:00pm Session 2 MONDAYS 3/5, 3/12 & 3/19 6:00pm 8:00pm

FISHING ROD MAKING & REPAIR (ST5) A Learn from A to Z the building of custom rods. Identify the type of rod you want to build, plan the rod layout, select the appropriate components, and construct your rod step by step. Also, learn how to rebuild or repair your old rods and make buck tails for catching your favorite fish. Please note that all supplies associated with building or repairing a rod will need to be independently purchased by the student. All sessions are Wednesday evenings except February 13 & April 2 (Mondays). Instructor: Capt. Dick Herb Tozour Building Room 160 WEDNESDAY 6:00pm 9:00pm 10 sessions FEE: $90.00+$5.00 supply fee=$95.00++(S)Class starts Feb. 8 GARMENT CONSTRUCTION & ALTERATIONS (ST10) A Learn to read, layout, cut and alter patterns as well as make alterations on existing garments. An easy, simple method will teach students to identify fabrics and construct garments including blouses, skirts, dresses, pants and jackets. Professional placement of zippers, buttonholes, buttons, seams, collars and sleeve setting will also be included. Special attention is available for hand sewing, hemming and finishing. If you own a sewing machine, please bring it to class. Note: Please bring a pattern and material and/or clothing items which need alterations to the first night of class. Instructor: Brenda Flannery Tozour Building Room 139 WEDNESDAY 6:30pm-9:30pm 10 sessions FEE: $90.00++(S) GENEALOGY (ST13) A This course is designed for beginners as well as individuals with some experience in researching their family history. You will become familiar with primary and secondary sources of information as you grow your family tree. This class will enhance your abilities as a family historian as you learn research techniques using census information, vitals, land and church records, published materials, wills, special libraries and internet resources. Instructor: Patricia Munson-Siter Toft Building Room 311 TUESDAY 6:00pm 8:00pm 10 sessions FEE: $60.00

Seminar 1 Why invest? This seminar will feature a discussion of the reasons for investing and the challenges investors face. Developing investment strategies, understanding financial power, how the economy effects investments, life insurance, monitoring portfolios, interest verses dividends and the philosophy of money are all topics that will be covered. Seminar 2 Where to invest? This seminar will review the various types of investment opportunities and the impact of risk verses returns. Stocks, bonds, mutual funds, facts about financial investment ownership, taxes and earnings will be featured topics of discussion. Seminar 3 Planning your estate. This seminar will cover the whys and hows of estate planning. Identifying goals, prioritizing your financial objectives, record keeping, beneficiary designation, your will, power of attorney, estate planning needs, Medicare, longterm care policies, probate process, trusts and estate taxes are the topics that will be covered.

NEW! SIX EASY STEPS TO ESTATE PLANNING (ST2) A This one-night course will introduce you to some basic estate planning concepts. Students will be presented with the six easy steps you can follow so you can begin designing an effective estate plan for you and your family. Instructor: Michele Scott Toft Building Room 311 6:00pm 9:00pm FEE: $9.00 Session 1 Session 2 MONDAY 2/6 TUESDAY 3/27 21

Call 465-2161 Ext. 263 To See If There Is Space Available In The Class You Desire Registration begins December 12, 2011 Use registration form on back page.

SALTWATER FISHING SERIES (ST11) A Featuring Captain Dick Herb & Bob Jackson. These local experts will be on hand to share with you their professional expertise in helping you prepare to get the most out of your fishing trips. This exciting seminar series will feature professional techniques and insights on when, where, what, as well as the how to of saltwater fishing in: the back bay, inshore, offshore and surf areas. The fishing for and catching of local species of saltwater will be highlighted throughout the series. Session 1 (3/5) Back Bay Fishing with Captain Dick Herb Captain Herb is a local charter boat captain with more than 30 years of local fishing experience. He is a member of the Cape May County Party Boat & Charter Association. His seminar will review tackle selection, rigging and presentation of baits, professional fishing techniques and fishing strategies. Fishing for and catching local species of saltwater fish will be highlighted throughout the session. Session 2 (3/12) Inshore Boat Fishing with Captain Dick Herb This session will review tackle selection, rigging and presentation of bait, boat handling, professional fishing techniques as well as fishing strategies. Fishing for and catching of local inshore saltwater fish will be highlighted throughout this session. Session 3 (3/19) Offshore Fishing with Captain Dick Herb This session will review tackle selection, rigging and presentationof bait, boat handling, professional fishing techniques as well as fishing strategies. Fishing for and catching of local offshore saltwater fish will be highlighted throughout this session. Session 4 (3/26) Surf Fishing with Bob Jackson Bob Jackson is a local professional fishing guide with more than 30 years of local fishing experience and operates his own surf fishing guide service. This session will explore the use of equipment used in surf fishing, rigs and other terminal tackle. Baits and lures that catch local saltwater species will be highlighted along with proper release techniques for conservation purposes. MONDAY 6:30pm 9:00pm FEE: $36.00 registration for all 4 sessions or $9.00 per evening Tozour Building Room 160 4 sessions

REGISTERED APPRENTICESHIP
Apprentice Related Instruction
Plumbing 4year program Electrical 4year program Basic Apprenticeship Requirements : > Employer/Sponsor for formalized On-the-Job Training Component > High School Diploma > 18 years of age Related instructions classes are held two nights a week.

Please call 6094652161, x 633 for more information.

State License
BLACK SEAL LICENSE (SL1) V This course prepares a student for the Black Seal License examination including high and low pressure boiler operations, starting from the very basics of boiler operator mechanics. Please note: this is a 12week course that will address all aspects of Black Seal boiler operations. To be eligible for the Black Seal License examination, the applicant must have had at least three months experience as a helper, apprentice or assistant to a licensed fireman in charge. Also, the applicant must be able to produce a boiler room log book with his/her identified name in the log book for licensure application. Instructor: Bud Cole Scrivani Building Room 204 TUESDAY 6:30pm-9:30pm 12 sessions FEE: $108.00 plus textbooks 22

Cape May County Technical School

Cosmetology/Hairstyling

Your path to a "Hire" Education

Is having a new career in your future? The 1000- hour State Licensing program offered by the Cape May County Technical School can start you on your career path in a short time. Tenmonth training program (SeptJune) Twilight/Evening hours MonThurs, 2:00 pm9:30 pm Pre-entrance testing is scheduled through Spring 2012

Cape May County Technical School Adult Education Division 188 Crest Haven Road Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Phone: 6094652161, ext. 681 Fax: 6094654962 Email: krickards@capemaytech.com

Pre-entrance testing is scheduled through Spring 2012

Cape May County Technical School

Dental Assisting
The Dental Assisting program trains students to be part of the dental health care team. The program includes clinical studies, chair side assisting, use of dental materials, dental radiography, and much more. The Dental program is full time from SeptJune, MondayFriday 8:00 am - 2:30 pm

Cape May County Technical School Adult Education Division 188 Crest Haven Road Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Phone: 6094652161, ext. 681 Fax: 6094654962 Email: krickards@capemaytech.com

PRACTICAL NURSING
Cape May County Technical School Adult Education Division 188 Crest Haven Road Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Phone 609-465-2161, ext. 681 Fax: 609-465-4962 E-mail: krickards@capemaytech.com
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Technical Program - General Interest

AUTO REPAIR BASIC (VPG1) V A modern car is a complex piece of apparatus and the technical manuals describing various parts and systems were not written with the average driver in mind. We will review the basic parts and systems of a car and show you how to maintain them properly. This course will teach you the basics of car care and maintenance as well as give you some insight into what to do when car trouble develops. Instructor: Frank Wambold Tozour Building Room 110 TUESDAY 6:00pm 9:00pm 10 sessions FEE: $90.00 (S) AUTO REPAIR LAB (VPG2) V This class is for students who have basic skills in automotive repair, who would like to do minor repairs on their own vehicle under the guidance of a professional ASE certified instructor. All repairs must be approved by the instructor and all vehicles must be removed from the premises after each night of class. Students will learn by working on their own vehicle as well as by assisting others (all parts must be furnished by the student). Instructor: Frank Wambold Tozour Building Room 110 THURSDAY 6:00pm - 9:00pm 10 sessions FEE: $90.00 (S) ++

METRIC MOTORCYCLE MAINTENANCE (VPG7) V This course is for the motorcycle enthusiast who wants to learn hands-on skills to properly maintain their motorcycle. Basic service, spark plug replacement, oil changes, brake replacement as well as basic trouble shooting will be covered. Bring in your bike and service it! Upon successful completion of this course, you will be prepared to keep your motorcycle in A1 Running Condition. Note: All bikes must be removed from the premises after each class. Instructor: Chris Sickerott Tozour Building Room 166 TUESDAY 6:00pm 9:00pm 5 sessions FEE: $45.00 (S) ++ Class starts March 6

OUTBOARD MOTOR SERVICING (VPG5) V This course is for the average boater who wants to know more about their engine. Theory and practical hands-on instruction in the operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of two and four-stroke outboard motors and drive trains will be featured. Students are invited to bring in their own motors during several of the shop classes later in the semester for servicing or repair. Note: no motors the first night of class. Instructor: Steve Schall Tozour Building Room 164 WEDNESDAY 7:00pm - 9:30pm 10 sessions FEE: $75.00 (S) ++

NEW! HOME & BUILDING MAINTENANCE (VPG8) V This course is designed to give a home owner or an individual responsible for providing building maintenance the opportunity to learn how to diagnose and fix most of their home/building problems. The class will begin by reviewing safety and specific tools/materials application and use. Some areas to be covered include: setting and adjusting doors, windows and locks; the installation of tile, grout, flat cement, siding, roofing, trim; replacing plumbing fixtures; screening, caulking, sheetrocking and some general painting tips. No home or building maintenance project is too big or small for this class to have a positive impact upon its outcome. Instructor: Craig Migliaccio Toft Building Room 331 TUESDAY 6:30pm 9:00pm 10 sessions FEE: $75.00 + $15.00 supply fee = $90.00 (S)++ PLUMBING BASIC FOR THE HOME (VPJ4) V This course is for the individual who would like to be able to diagnose and repair basic household plumbing:faucets, toilets, water heaters, etc. This course will also provide the basic knowledge of how a household plumbing system works. Instructor: Mike Mills Toft Building Room 330 WEDNESDAY 6:30pm 9:30pm 10 sessions FEE: $90.00 + $10.00 supply fee = $100.00 (S) 24

WOODTURNING INTRODUCTION (VPG6) V This course offering is an introductory program into the exciting hobby of woodturning. You will learn safety procedures, lathe operations, tool sharpening, spindle turning, pen making, how to make craft items, and bowl turning. Also featured will be the basics of segmented bowl design and turning. Members of the Cape Atlantic Woodturners Club will be guest presenters throughout the course, providing expert guidance and demonstrations. Instructor: Tom Henry Toft Building Room 331 THURSDAY 6:00pm 9:00pm 10 sessions FEE: $90.00 ++ (S) WOODWORKING FOR BEGINNERS (VPG3) V Knowledge and proper use of hand tools and power machines will be taught. Students will build individual projects of their choice as they complete this 10-session program. Supplies for projects will be at the students personal expense, however guidance for purchasing will be provided by the instructor. Note: Projects must be removed from the shop after each nights class. Instructor: Tom Henry Toft Building Room 331 WEDNESDAY 6:00pm - 9:00pm 10 sessions FEE: $90.00 + $10.00 supply fee = $100.00 (S)++

Technical Program Job/Business Oriented

AIR CONDITIONING, HEATING & VENTILATION (VPJ1) V The student will be able to explain and apply the theory of gas laws and heat transfer to the operation of basic refrigeration systems and components and understand the use of tools and materials. Also air conditioner unit sizing and air distribution systems will also be reviewed. Instructor: Dan Batchelor Toft Building Room 330 MONDAY 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm 10 sessions FEE: $90.00(S) ELECTRICAL HOUSE WIRING (VPJ2) V Students will learn the theory of electrical house wiring by applying the technical knowledge taught in a classroom and hands-on fashion. Theory, codes and standards, outlet connections, circuits, and metallic/non-metallic cables will be included. This course will cover basic house wiring for the homeowner or an aspiring professional. Instructor: Mike Mills Toft Building Room 330 THURSDAY 6:30pm 9:30pm 10 sessions FEE: $90.00 + $10.00 supply fee = $100.00(S) GRID-TIED SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEMS INTRODUCTION (VPJ7) V This course is for individuals interested in learning the basics of solar panel technology and installation. Topics presented will include: what is solar energy?, solar energy uses, how solar electrical generation happens, the economics of solar energy, system design and sizing. A hands-on install of an inverter, racking and modules, as well as installation safety will be covered. This course will enhance an individuals knowledge about solar energy as well as general employability skills in the expanding solar energy field. Instructor: David Appolonia Tozour Building Room 116 THURSDAY 6:30pm 8:30pm 5 sessions FEE: $30.00 plus textbook (S) MASONRY BASIC SKILLS (VPJ3) V Learn the basics of masonry skills for use in home projects or for an entry-level position in the masonry field. Instruction on the proper use of tools and equipment will be featured along with safety requirements. Students will learn about block, brick, brick pavers, pointing, types of mortar and how to spread for brick and block. Skills learned in theory class will be applied through practice in the shop. The planning, layout and preparation for a variety of masonry projects will also be reviewed. Instructor: Steve Carroll Toft Building Room 348 THURSDAY 6:00pm 8:00pm 10 sessions FEE: $60.00 + $5.00 supply fee = $65.00

Upholstery
UPHOLSTERY - INTRODUCTION (VPJ5) V Students will learn the basic parts of upholstery and knowledge of machine sewing fabric layout. Students will also learn how to measure furniture, strip furniture, web, set springs, tie in springs, and cover furniture. Students should bring measuring tape, tack puller, needle nose pliers, paper and pencil the first evening. Bring a project the first night. (NOTE: Projects must be removed from the shop after each night of class.) Instructor: Tom Birchall Tozour Building Room 116 MONDAY 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm 10 sessions FEE: $90.00 (S)++$ UPHOLSTERY - INTRODUCTION (VPJ10) V Course description is the same as VPJ5, only the day is different. Instructor: Tom Birchall Tozour Building Room 116 WEDNESDAY 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm 10 sessions FEE: $90.00 (S)++$

Welding
ART METAL WORK (VPJ4) V This course is for individuals who have basic welding/metalworking experience and are interested in working independently on a personal project. The personal project must be at the individuals ability level and have the instructors approval. Intermediate level metal working skills will also be presented. The successful completion of a basic welding course is a prerequisite to taking the Art Metal Work class. Instructor: Jerome Goldman Tozour Building 111 THURSDAY 6:00pm - 9:00pm 10 sessions FEE: $90.00 + $20.00 supply fee = $110.00(S)++ WELDING - BASIC ELECTRIC ARC (VPJ6) V Learn the basics of electric arc welding in the flat, vertical, horizontal and overhead positions. Supply fee covers general classroom supplies, however, student projects will be assessed on individual bases. Instructor: Tom Jackson Tozour Building Room 111 WEDNESDAY 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm 10 sessions FEE: $90.00 + $40.00 supply fee = $130.00 (S) ++ 25 WELDING BASIC OXYGEN/ACETYLENE (VPJ8) V Learn the basics of oxygen/acetylene cutting, welding and brazing. The supply fee will cover general classroom supplies, however, students projects will be assessed on an individual basis. Shop motto: If we cant fix it, its not broken. Instructor: Tom Jackson Tozour Building Room 111 MONDAY 6:00pm 9:00pm 10 sessions FEE: $90.00 + $40.00 supply fee = $130.00 (S) ++ WELDING BASIC OXYGEN/ACETYLENE (VPJ9) V The course description is the same as (VPJ8), only the day is different. Instructor: Tom Jackson Tozour Building Room 111 TUESDAY 6:00pm 9:00pm 10 sessions FEE: $90.00 + $40.00 supply fee = $130.00 (S) ++

WINTER/SPRING 2012 G.E.D. TESTING CENTER SCHEDULE (609) 465-2161 x 648

January 3, 2012 January 4 & 5, 2012 January 17, 2012 January 18 & 19, 2012 January 26, 2012 February 7, 2012 February 8 & 9, 2012 February 21, 2012 February 22 & 23, 2012 February 28, 2012 March 6, 2012 March 7 & 8, 2012 March 20, 2012 March 21 & 22, 2012 March 29, 2012 April 17, 2012 April 18 & 19, 2012 April 26, 2012 May 1, 2012 May 2 & 3, 2012 May 15, 2012 May 16 & 17, 2012 May 22, 2012 June 5, 2012 June 6 & 7, 2012 June 19, 2012 June 20 & 21, 2012 June 28, 2012 July 17, 2012 July 18 & 19, 2012 July 26, 2012 Preregistration* Testing Preregistration Testing Retest Preregistration* Testing Preregistration Testing Retest Preregistration* Testing Preregistration Testing Retest Preregistration* Testing Retest Preregistration* Testing Preregistration Testing Retest Preregistration* Testing Preregistration Testing Retest Preregistration Testing Retest Tuesday Wed. & Thurs. Tuesday Wed. & Thurs. Thursday Tuesday Wed. & Thurs. Tuesday Wed. & Thurs. Tuesday Tuesday Wed. & Thurs. Tuesday Wed. & Thurs. Thursday Tuesday Wed. & Thurs. Thursday Tuesday Wed. & Thurs. Tuesday Wed. & Thurs. Tuesday Tuesday Wed & Thurs. Tuesday Wed. & Thurs. Thursday Tuesday Wed. & Thurs. Thursday 3:30 5:00pm 3:30 9:00pm 3:30 5:00pm 3:30 9:00pm 3:00 9:00pm 3:30 5:00pm 3:30 9:00pm 3:30 5:00pm 3:30 9:00pm 3:00 9:00pm 3:30 5:00pm 3:30 9:00pm 3:30 5:00pm 3:30 9:00pm 3:00 9:00pm 3:30 5:00pm 3:30 9:00pm 3:00 9:00pm 3:30 5:00pm 3:30 9:00pm 3:30 5:00pm 3:30 9:00pm 3:00 9:00pm 3:30 5:00pm 3:30 9:00pm 8:30 10:00am 9:00 3:00pm 9:00 3:00pm 8:30 10:00am 9:00 3:00pm 9:00 3:00pm

Note: The Testing Center can accommodate 15 individuals with all required documentation (see below). * Open Enrollment Testing Dates All other testing is by appointment only.

You will need to bring with you: 1. Valid ID which must include all of the following items: name, date of birth, photograph, address and your signature (example- drivers license, passport, military or government identification card, state identification card) and one additional form of ID (Birth Certificate or Social Security card). Please call the office for additional instructions regarding identification. 2. A money order or cash in the amount of $50.00 made payable to CMC TECH Personal checks will not be accepted. 3. If you are less than 18 years of age, you must return a completed Certificate of Consent to Participate. A mandatory preregistration meeting is held for initial candidates only. Completion of the examination requires a preregistration process and two days of testing. You are required to be on time for all GED testing activities. Official results are mailed from the New Jersey Department of Education in four to six weeks and if eligible a credential will be issued. Note: Special GED testing accommodations may be requested for individuals challenged with diagnosed physical, emotional or educational special needs. Contact the office to review accommodations or for translations of any GED Testing materials. Please contact the GED Testing Center at (609) 465-2161 x 648 or 646 for additional information. Good Luck and congratulations on taking a very positive step toward achieving your educational goals!

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Cape May County Technical School District offers:

ASSES EE CL FR
CLASS LOCATION *Cape May County Technical School
188 Crest Haven Road, CMCH Room 176 One Stop Career Center 3810 New Jersey Avenue, Wildwood Spanish Catholic Center Corner of Montgomery and Park Blvd, Wildwood

GED Preparation Adult Basic Education English as a Second Language

JOIN NOW! And Work at Your Level

CURRICULUM
GED Adult Basic Education Adult Basic Education English as a Second Language

DAYS

TIMES

CLASS DATES
Sept. 12, 2011 through May 11, 2012 Sept. 12, 2011 through May 11, 2012 Sept. 12, 2011 through May 11, 2012

M-TH

6:00 PM - 9:00 PM 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM 12:30 PM 3:30 PM

M-F

M-F

8:00 AM 11:00 AM

~Start anytime during the school year~

Classes are for individuals 16 years of age and older. People between the ages of 16 years and 21 years may not be enrolled in any other public education program to be considered eligible.
Call (609) 465-2161 ext. 644 E-mail esatterfield@capemaytech.com Or visit us at http://www.capemaytech.com/2011GEDABEESLflyer.pdf

Online GED Study Program Available!

(Call for details)
PRE-GED TESTING AT THE CAPE MAY COUNTY LIBRARY Not sure if you need classes to prepare for your GED? Take a free pre-GED test at the library. No registration needed. Saturdays, 9:00 AM 1:00 PM (Must be 18 Years of Age)

*Transportation Information (Sept. 12, 2011 - May 11, 2012)

NJ Transit Bus #552, Cape May to Atlantic City, drops off and picks up at the Cape May Tech School for GED class Monday through Thursday Evenings. The 4:06 pm trip from Cape May arrives at the Crest Haven Complex at 5:27 pm and returns at 8:41 pm. The 4:44 pm trip from AC arrives at Tech at 5:26 pm and returns at 8:29 pm. 27

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EE ION FR TUIT
Cape May County Technical School Adult High School Program Adult High School Diploma Your Second Chance If you are interested in earning your high school diploma, it is not too late. This is your second chance to reach that goal of being a High School Graduate Earn your High School Diploma the non-traditional way.

Your path to a Hire Education

For more information call 609-465-2161 ext. 681 Just imagine what you can do!

$20 Registr ation Fee

Adult/Post Secondary Instructional Program

Cape May County Technical School

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Adult Education Divis ion 188 Crest Haven Road Cape May Court Hous e, NJ 08210

Phone: 6 094652 161, ext. Fax: 609 681 465496 Email: kr 2 ickards@ capemay tech.com

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Summertime Adventures For Kids 2012

sponsored by the Cape May County Technical Schools

Summertime Adventures for Kids youth program is a hands-on summer experience for young people ages nine to fourteen. Class offerings have been designed to share exciting, creative, enjoyable, and educational experiences in the following interest areas: marine, science, video production, games, crafts, food & more! Each class curriculum has been tailored to designated age levels and a similar variety of classes will be offered in both sessions. Session 1: Monday, July 16 through Friday, July 20 Session 2: Monday, July 23 through Friday, July 27 Time: 9:00am to 12:00noon

Cape May County Technical School District approved teachers will staff and administer all programs. All classes are held at the Cape May County Technical School District, 188 Crest Haven Road, Cape May Court House, New Jersey. More specific information on class offerings will be available in May 2012. Please complete the mailing list information below and return the form to the Evening/ Continuing Education Office. A Summertime Adventures for Kids brochure will be mailed to you in May. Or contact the continuing education office at (609) 465-2161, x646 to place your name on the mailing list or e-mail your name and address to: aarnold@capemaytech.com.

Join the Fun!

Cape May County Technical Schools Evening/Continuing Education Division 188 Crest Haven Road Cape May Court House NJ 08210 Summertime Adventures for Kids 2012 Mailing List Name ________________________________________________________________ Address ______________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________
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From culinary arts to calculus, English to engineering, and everything in between,

is THE high school of choice for many Cape May County students! Why choose CAPE MAY TECH? Rigorous academic curriculum Advanced Placement classes More than 20 technical classes College credits in high school Modern science facilities Sports, clubs and more! .
Need a tour? Want more information? Call our admissions office 609-465-2161, ext. 691 or visit our website capemaytech.com

CAPE MAY TECH

EDUCATION THAT WORKS!

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Extension Courses

with FCHS
FCHS - Promoting Healthy Families, Schools and Communities

Rutgers Cooperative Extension Family and Community Health Sciences Department To get more information, sign up for programs or to receive our free newsletters, call (609) 465-5115 ext 609. Need speakers for your group? We can provide special programs for groups of 15 or more. Marilou Rochford, MA, CFLE Family and Community Health Sciences Educator Get Moving - Get Healthy NJ with FCHS We provide a wealth of research-based information for adults and children on living a healthier life. Learn about our exciting new initiative, Get Moving- Get Healthy NJ with FCHS, an effort to address New Jerseys growing obesity problem. The goal of this educational campaign is to promote physical activity and healthy eating. Learn about our new website, Walk NJ-Pointto-Point, Choose My Plate.gov, the Childrens Health Summit: Fighting Back Against Childhood Obesity, featured foods, tips to stretch your food dollar and more! Building Healthy Kids Coalition Volunteers needed! The goal of the Coalition is to strengthen families in a variety of ways that will encourage and support the development of healthy children including their physical, emotional and environmental health. This year our volunteers are working together to emphasize school wellness, family meals, and Walk NJ Point-to-Point (Thats Cape May Point to High Point, NJ!) Call today and we will add you to the mailing list! Grandparents Raising Grandchildren We host educational support group programs for grandparents who are raising their grandchildren. Programs provide an opportunity to meet with other grandparents and caring professionals to discuss the emotional, legal, and financial issues of this important topic. We receive special support for this program from the Cape May County Department of Aging. Call to receive our free newsletter, Kinship Connection. Me and My Dad/Focus on Fathers We offer a continuing newsletter series and educational sessions to address the vital role fathers have in their childrens lives. Volunteers needed! Our newsletter Hey Dad is available free of charge. Parenting Education and Resources We continue to provide newsletters, fact sheets, programs and other research-based information for parents on a variety of topics including building self-esteem, communicating and disciplining with love, successful parent-teacher conferences, tackling bullying, caring for your new baby and more.
Cooperating Agencies: Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey; U.S. Department of Agriculture; and County boards of Chosen Freeholders, Rutgers Cooperative Extension, a unit of the Rutgers New Jersey Agricultural experiment Station, is an equal opportunity program provider and employer.

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CAPE MAY COUNTY EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY TRAINING CENTER (ETTC)

WE KNOW NO BOUNDARIES
Customized Training for Business
Increase productivity by providing staff development to upgrade the skills of your staff.

Free Workshops for All Educational Employees

Cape May County ETTC is a training center established to enhance learning using technology. All public and private school employees can register for workshops. Registrations are handled on a first-come first-served basis. Workshop sizes are limited, so register early! ETTC offers Professional Development credits that fulfill the 100 hour requirement We provide full day and after school professional development workshops. Customized workshop can be held on your site or at the ETTC lab located in the Cape May County Technical School room 343. Contact us to schedule training today.

The Cape May County ETTC specializes in developing and conducting company, school and business specific training programs. Training can be conducted on-site at your workplace or at the ETTC located in the Cape May County Technical school.

TO REGISTER FOR WORKSHOPS OR RECEIVE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Visit us on the Internet at www.capemaytech.net/ettc call the ETTC staff at (609) 465-2161 ext. 657 or 656 or e-mail: dstelacio@capemaytech.com or jstratton@capemaytech.com
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MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of the Cape May County Technical School is to produce graduates with the necessary skills to compete in the global workplace; the knowledge to pursue higher education, avocational skills for personal growth, achievement of the New Jersey Common Core Curriculum Content Standards, and lifelong learning experiences through the combination of academic, technological, co-curricular and specialty training. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. BELIEFS We believe that each individual has intrinsic value and worth. We believe that respect is the right of each individual. We believe that family is the most important and primary influence on all people. We believe that every person should have the freedom to direct his/her own future. We believe that everyone is responsible for his/her own actions. We believe that everyone needs discipline, structure, and direction. We believe that morals and values are learned. We believe that self-worth is essential in realizing ones potential. We believe that every person has the right to safety and security in his/her environment. We believe that the community benefits from an educated populace. GOALS 100% of The Cape May County Technical Schools students will graduate or successfully complete their individual educational program and pass a program proficiency test. 100% of the Cape May County Technical Schools secondary graduates will be technologically proficient. 100% of the Cape May County Technical Schools graduates will be enrolled in higher education, volunteer for military or be employed in a career major within six months of graduation. 100% of the Cape May County Technical Schools students will be prepared for careers in a global market.

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Project Child Find

Parents and Guardians: If you have a child between the ages of 3 and 21 years of age who has a physical, communication, cognitive or social disability, call the Cape May County Technical School District, Child Study Team, at 609-465-2161 extension 637, in order to make an appointment for evaluation. The Cape May Technical School District must identify, locate, and evaluate all children from 3 to 21 years old, who fit the criteria, Project Child Find includes all children from the public and non-public schools from the age of 3 to 5 years old (preschool) and children from highly mobile families, such as migratory workers and the homeless. 609- 465-2161 x 637. Project Child Find is a service of the New Jersey State Department of Education to help identify unserved handicapped children birth to 21 years of age: Project CHILD FIND is funded through a grant from the United States Department of Education. For more Information, please go to www.nj.gov/njded/specialed/childfind

EI HALLAZGO del NIO del PROYECTO

Padres Y Gardientes: Si usted tiene un nio, edades 3-21, quin puede tener dificultades fsicas, sensoriales, de la comunicacin, cognoscitivas o sociales dificultades, llama el distrito de la Escuela de Cape May County Technical a 609-465-2161 ext. 637. para planear una cita y/o accin de enviar un nio al equipo de estudio del nio (Child Study Team). El distrito de la Escuela de Cape May County Technical es responsable localizar, identificar, y evaluar a todos los nios, edades 3-21, quin puede ser lisiado. En el Hallazgo del Nio del distrito incluyen a los nios pblicos y no publico a partir del 3 a 5 aos de edad (pre-escuela) y a los nios que son altamente mviles, por ejemplo, estudiantes migratorios y sin hogar. 609- 465-2161 x 637. www.nj.gov/njded/specialed/childfind. 33

Winter/Spring 2012 Back Index

MONDAY Page Air Conditioning, Heating & Ventilation ........................................................................................................................... 25 Aromatherapy Introduction .............................................................................................................................................. 14 Basic Baking from Scratch .............................................................................................................................................. 10 Computers Introduction ..................................................................................................................................................... 9 Creative Mosaics ............................................................................................................................................................... 6 Fundamentals of Investing .............................................................................................................................................. 21 Kukuwa Dance Workout .................................................................................................................................................. 13 Line Dancing Novice/Basic ............................................................................................................................................ 7 Mediterranean Cooking ................................................................................................................................................... 10 Pilates Portable Reform Bar Class .................................................................................................................................. 14 Quilting Machine for Advanced Beginners ..................................................................................................................... 8 Saltwater Fishing Series ................................................................................................................................................. 21 Six Easy Steps to Estate Planning .................................................................................................................................. 21 Upholstery Introduction ................................................................................................................................................ 25 Welding Basic Oxygen/Acetylene ................................................................................................................................ 25 Woodcarving & Decoy Carving ......................................................................................................................................... 8 TUESDAY Page American Red Cross CPR & First Aid ............................................................................................................................. 13 American Red Cross CPR Recertification .................................................................................................................... 13 Auto Repair Basic ........................................................................................................................................................ 24 Ballroom Dancing - Beginners .......................................................................................................................................... 7 Black Seal License .......................................................................................................................................................... 22 Computer Introduction .................................................................................................................................................... 9 Computer - Microsoft Word Basic ..................................................................................................................................... 9 Digital Photography ......................................................................................................................................................... 20 Estate Planning ............................................................................................................................................................... 21 Figurative Arts ................................................................................................................................................................... 6 Fundamentals of Investing .............................................................................................................................................. 21 Genealogy ....................................................................................................................................................................... 21 German for Beginners Level 2 ........................................................................................................................................ 12 Grid-Tied Solar Photovoltaic Systems ............................................................................................................................. 25 Home & Building Maintenance ........................................................................................................................................ 24 Irish Dancing All Levels .................................................................................................................................................. 7 Metric Motorcycle Maintenance ...................................................................................................................................... 24 Painting Birds .................................................................................................................................................................... 6 Six Easy Steps to Estate Planning .................................................................................................................................. 21 Stained Glass Beginners ................................................................................................................................................... 6 Website Design Basic Commercial (and Thurs.) ............................................................................................................... 9 Weight Training (and Thurs.) ........................................................................................................................................... 15 Welding Basic Oxygen/Acetylene ................................................................................................................................... 25 Yoga Progressive Level 2 ............................................................................................................................................. 14 Zumba Fitness (and Thurs.) ............................................................................................................................................ 13 WEDNESDAY Page Art of Photography .......................................................................................................................................................... 20 Ballroom Dancing Intermediate ......................................................................................................................................... 7 Carving Game Fish ........................................................................................................................................................... 8 Digital Photography ......................................................................................................................................................... 20 Explorations in Polymer Clay ............................................................................................................................................ 6 Fishing Rod Making & Repairs ........................................................................................................................................ 21 Garment Construction/Alterations ................................................................................................................................... 21 Gentle Yoga ..................................................................................................................................................................... 14 Italian Cooking ................................................................................................................................................................ 10 Jewelry Design Beginner to Inter. ..................................................................................................................................... 7 Outboard Motor Servicing ............................................................................................................................................... 24 Plumbing Basic for the Home .......................................................................................................................................... 24 Renaissance Swordsmanship ........................................................................................................................................... 8 ServSave Recertification (and Thurs.) ............................................................................................................................. 11 Upholstery Introduction ................................................................................................................................................... 25 Welding Basic Electric Arc ............................................................................................................................................ 25 Woodworking for Beginners ............................................................................................................................................ 24 Yin Yoga 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Winter/Spring 2012 Back Index

THURSDAY Page Art Metal Work ................................................................................................................................................................ 25 Auto Repair Lab ........................................................................................................................................................... 24 Cake Decorating ............................................................................................................................................................. 10 Dog Obedience ............................................................................................................................................................... 20 Electrical House Wiring ................................................................................................................................................... 25 Grid-Tied Solar Photovoltaic Systems ............................................................................................................................. 24 Masonry Basic Skills .................................................................................................................................................... 25 Puppy Kindergarten ........................................................................................................................................................ 20 Quilting Hand ................................................................................................................................................................. 8 Reiki I, The Healing Energy ............................................................................................................................................ 14 Renaissance Swordsmanship-Advanced .......................................................................................................................... 8 ServSafe Sanitation Certification Course ......................................................................................................................... 11 ServSafe Recertification (and Wed.) ................................................................................................................................ 11 Website Design Basic Commercial (and Tues.) ................................................................................................................ 9 Weight Training (and Tues.) ............................................................................................................................................ 14 Woodturning Introduction ............................................................................................................................................. 24 Yoga Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................ 14 Zumba Fitness (and Tues.) ............................................................................................................................................. 13 OTHER REFERENCE INFORMATION Page ABE/GED/ESL Programs ................................................................................................................................................ 27 Adult High School Diploma Program ............................................................................................................................... 28 Adult/Post Secondary Programs ..................................................................................................................................... 28 Cape May County Technical High School ....................................................................................................................... 30 Cosmetology/Hairstyling ................................................................................................................................................. 23 Customized Business Training ........................................................................................................................................ 17 Dental Assisting ............................................................................................................................................................... 23 Educational Technology Training Center (ETTC) ............................................................................................................ 32 GED Test Center Schedule ............................................................................................................................................. 26 Practical Nursing ............................................................................................................................................................. 23 Quick Reference Guide ................................................................................................................................................... 16 Registered Apprenticeship .............................................................................................................................................. 22 Registration Form (Mail-in) .............................................................................................................................................. 36 Registration Information .................................................................................................................................................... 4 Rutgers Cooperative Extension Information ................................................................................................................... 31 Semester Calendar ........................................................................................................................................................... 2 Summertime Adventures for Kids 2012 ........................................................................................................................... 29

Senior Citizen Discount CALL 465-2161 EXT. 263 TO SEE IF THERE IS SPACE AVAILABLE IN THE CLASS YOU DESIRE
For senior citizens (age 60 or older) the registration fee for non licensing/certified courses will be 50% of the posted fee plus any material, supply or book fees for the course.

REGISTRATION BEGINS DECEMBER 12

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Cape May County Technical Schools

Evening/Continuing Education
Mail-in Registration Procedure:
Registration by Mail will be accepted from Monday, December 12 through Wednesday, January 11. Select the course desired by name and number and complete the registration form below. Be sure the course(s) you select do not meet on the same day and time. Your mail-in registration is accepted as requested unless you are notified to the contrary. You will not receive a confirming letter so please note for your personal records the course name, the day and time which it meets, as well as the building and room number for your future reference. If you would like written confirmation please enclose a self-addressed, envelope with your mail-in registration. A copy of your registration form marked received will then be returned to you. (See page 4 for other detailed information.)
Cape May County Park and Zoo

Garden State Parkway

Route 9

CALL 465-2161 EXT. 263 TO SEE IF THERE IS SPACE AVAILABLE IN THE CLASS YOU DESIRE REGISTRATION BEGINS DECEMBER 12

Exit 11

Moore Rd.

National Guard Armory

NOTE: Use this form for mail-in registration only.

A separate form for in-person registration is available at the office. One name and course per registration form. Copies of registration form acceptable.

CAPE MAY COUNTY TECHNICAL SCHOOLS 188 Crest Haven Road, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Phone 465-2161 ext. 646 CONTINUING EDUCATION DIVISION REGISTRATION FORM

Name: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________
First Last Check if 60 or older for Senior Citizen Discount Check if under 18 years of age

Home Phone # ___________________________________________________ Work/Cell Phone # ___________________________ Mailing Address _____________________________________________________________________________________________

Street City ST Zip Code

Course name: ___________________________________________________ Course # ____________ Course Time: ___________ Check weekday(s) when your course meets: Check building location: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Tozour Building 100 Scrivani Building 200 Toft Building 300 Other____________________________ Make checks payable to: C.M.C. Tech. SMOKING PROHIBITED ON CAMPUS DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE - Office use only Registration Fee Voc.________ Check # Registration Fee Avoc.________ Staff Initials Supply Fee________ Date Total________ Seat #
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