Adult General Interest
Garden Plots at Mar-Duke Farm The Mar-Duke Farm garden plots are located at 6800 S. Main Street, between Greenbriar Medical Center and Divine Savior Church. Returning plot registration begins in January; new plot registration begins in March. Plots are 20 x 30 feet. Four elevated plots, 4 x 11 feet are available on a first-come, first-served basis to persons with disabilities and gardeners who cannot work at ground level.
Register for plots and find a map of currently available garden plots in room 204 at Lincoln Center, 935 Maple Avenue. The per-plot fee is $25 for residents and $37 for nonresidents. Senior rates for those 62 years and older are $22 for residents and $33 for nonresidents.
College Planning – How to Prepare for The College Experience
Prepare for one of the most important events in your child’s life, the college planning process. You will learn what your child should be doing each year of High School to help strengthen their appearance in the eyes of today’s college admissions officers. Hear what colleges are looking for in prospective students and what effect entrance exam scores and GPA’s have on your child’s chances of being accepted. This class picks up the planning process in the 9th grade and discusses each year of High School, including graduation and what to look for in those college offers before you accept.
Age: Adult 213067-01 Min/Max: 6/20
Instructor: College Bound Funding Solutions Class #
Date Day Time 10/3 W 7:00 - 8:30 pm Location: Lincoln Center R/NR $8/$12 College Funding – The College Admissions and Funding Process
Navigating through the college funding process can be a daunting undertaking. This dynamic workshop will walk you through the nuts and bolts of the college admissions and funding process. We will discuss how the aid process really works, including good and bad assets and debt, who really decides your family’s financial need, the IRS vs. your Financial Aid and what types of aid are currently available. Understand the process from filling out the right forms and filing deadlines to comparing aid packages and how to negotiate a better offer. This course will provide you with everything needed to successfully complete the college admissions and funding process.
Age: Adult Min/Max: 6/20
Instructor: College Bound Funding Solutions Class #
Date Location: Lincoln Center Day Time R/NR 213068-01 10/10 - 10/24 W 7:00 - 8:30 pm $17/$25
CPR, First Aid and Safety Classes Day: TH
R/NR: $38/$57
First Aid Location: Lincoln Center
Instructor: Juli Wascher, American Red Cross Certified instructor Adult CPR & AED Training
This course covers CPR for the adult victim (over 12 years of age) along with rescue techniques for conscious and unconscious choking victims. The course also covers the use of the AED. Certification is valid for two years.
Class # Age 213000-01 12 & up Date 10/18 Time 6:00 - 9:30 pm Infant & Child CPR & AED Training
Designed for childcare providers, teachers and parents, this course focuses on rescue techniques for full arrest victims from newborn to 12 years of age. The course also covers conscious and unconscious choking along with rescue breathing. The use of an AED is discussed. Certification is valid for two years.
Class # Age 213001-01 12 & up Date 11/15 Time 6:00 - 9:30 pm
Min/Max 5/15
Min/Max 5/15
This course covers medical emergencies, hemorrhage control, splinting and environmental emergencies. This class also focuses on what to do before emergency medical services arrive. Certification is valid for two years.
Class # Age 213002-01 12 & up Date 9/13 Time 6:00 - 9:30 pm CPR for the Professional Rescuer
This class is for lifeguards and healthcare professionals. All students should have previous CPR training. Class includes adult, child and infant CPR and AED, as well as two rescuer CPR, bag valve masks and conscious/unconscious choking victims.
Class # Age 213003-01 15 & up Date 12/6 Time 6:00 - 10:00 pm
Min/Max 8/20
Min/Max 5/15
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