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Open Doors: A publication by

Albemarle County Public Schools

Community Education Office

Life long learning opportunities for the adult community:

Evening High School:  Registrations are now being taken and classes begin January 18th.  If you dropped out of school after the 10th grade and would like to get your diploma, call 434 975-9450 to register or for more information.  Also, current high schoolers who failed either English 11, 12, History, or Government and need to pass the course to graduate, are welcome to call too.

Driver EducationClick here for Drivers Education information, schedules, & forms including Behind the Wheel.  However, to register for the Parent Seminar #5001 or Dr. Ed. Classroom #5002, stay on this home page.  Click on Community Ed. (left side of page) and then look for the classes in the 'Safety' section. 

WHEN ALBEMARLE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER, there will be NO Open Doors classes held.  Check local TV or radio stations for Albemarle County Public School closings.  Typically Open Doors classes resume the following week and a makeup class is scheduled.  One-session classes will typically be held the following week (same day and time).  Please check your email or voicemail for rescheduled dates.
 
Announcements: 

Winter/Spring Open Doors will be mailed the first week in January 2012.  Copies of the Open Doors class catalog are placed at the Northside, Main, Gordon Ave. libraries, as well as the County Office Building on McIntire Rd., Workforce Center, and Senior Center.

PasswordsIf you called the office to register for classes and gave your e-mail address, the computer generated a password.  To find out what your password is, go to 'forgot your password?' and it will be sent to you.  If y


Featured Events
Birding 101

Explore the hobby of bird watching in our region. We will discuss tips and techniques to help you identify birds. Learn the necessary equipment to be a successful birder. With time remaining, test your new skills on a short walk.



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Going Green Makes $ense

Hear what no-cost and low-cost things you can do to help you save money on your energy bills. We’ll show you how energy efficient home improvements can provide better returns than some traditional investments and free up extra money for other financial goals. Discover how current tax incentives, rebates and special financing programs can save you even more on your energy-saving home improvements. Learn about the partnership among our community’s Local Energy Alliance Program (LEAP), UVA Community Credit Union, and others and how they can support you with your green, money-saving home upgrades.
 

Presented by UVA Community Credit Union & LEAP



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Basic Adult CPR with AED

The American Heart Association offers the highest quality courses in CPR (with a 2 year certification).  This courses is offered to give CPR to anyone older than 8 years old.  Students will also be given instruction with the Automated External Defibrillator (AED).  Registration w/payment deadline is April 23rd and students will need to pick up their manual (included in tuition) in rm. 98 at Albemarle High and review it before class.  Manuals should be in around May 1st.  Bring your manual to class.  No discounts.



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Special Offer
Driving Improvement (DMV point reduction)

Using the National Safety Council Driver Improvement Program, this 8-hour class is designed to improve your driving skills by making you more aware of visibility, time, and space. Drivers, who simply want to lessen their chances of being involved in an accident, or those referred by the courts or Division of Motor Vehicles for reduction up to 5 points, may attend. You have your choice of taking a one-day Saturday class, or two evening classes (check the schedule). (No discounts)  In order to have accurate information for DMC, when you register list your legal name including middle name if you have one (add it after your first name) and also list your driver license # (customer number) on the comment line*Bring your drivers lic. to class or a document with your driver ID #.    If you are paying by cash, bring the exact amount since we will not have change.

Richard Wharam, Michael Waller, and Shannon Kelly are certified National Safety Council Instructors.



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Long-Term Care Planning

It is estimated that 50% of individuals will need long-term care coverage at some point in their lifetime.  Those who reach retirement without a plan for covering these expenses may lose not only their financial assets, but choices for care and independence. Join us to learn: four common misconceptions about long-term care; why people fail to plan financially; your options for funding long-term care; and, the types and levels of care available. This class is presented by the UVA Community Credit Union for educational purposes only. No sales presentation will be made.  



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Whats New
Learning the Google Suite

Google is everywhere. Learn how to access the power that the Google Suite can offer to you. In this course, you will learn how to create a Gmail account, learn how to organize incoming emails so that you aren't overwhelmed. Also learn about Google Calendar and Google Docs.   Adv. Beginner class.



#4032 Google has a lot of offer; learn new things

Shooting to Learn (Photography)

This is a total hands-on, in-the-field class where students will go on planned photo shoots with the instructor to put into practice the theory and mechanics they have learned either in a previous class or from their own studying and experimentation. This is not a beginner class. Each session will have a shooting theme and end with a sit-down sharing session. Students will participate in online discussions between class meetings through a private Flickr group and share selected images from a session shoot, as well as critique each other’s images. During this class, students will do street photography, learn how to "work a subject," look for images "close to home," and experiment with landscape and macro photography. The thread that ties the classes together is to learn better photographic composition and to tell a story with one's images. Students will be encouraged to help each other with questions about mechanics and techniques. In preparation for each session, students will view recommended video clips and read blog postings on the Web. Instructor will contact participants prior to first class to give information about location of first class and what to bring to class.  **No discounts.



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