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Hilton Central SchoolsCommunity Education Winter &Spring 2009 Catalogue of CoursesHilton CSD Community EdWelcome to the Winter & Spring 2009 Hilton Community EducationCatalogue of Courses. The Hilton School District is committed to building aconnected learning community through providing reasonably-priced courses foradults, youth and families. Registration is ongoing throughout the year. For seniorsand active adults [over the age of 55], a GAP pass allows free or discounted-feecourses. GAP Passes [age 55+] are for district residents only. If you are age 55, call uswith your date of birth. Classes are filled as registrations are received. Do not includesupply fee; supply fee collected by instructor. There is no extra fee for non-districtresidents. Requests for refunds must be three days in advance of first day of course.No confirmations are mailed: you will only be notified if class is canceled.DRIVER EDUCATION REGISTRATION FORM ON PAGE 9. No classes: January 19, MartinLuther King Day; February 16-20 Midwinter Recess; April 10, Good Friday; April 20-24Spring Recess; May 22 & May 25 Memorial Day Recess. For further CE information:585-392-1000 ext. 7045 [Director of CE] or 7044 [Registrar]. Online coursereservation: www.hilton.k12.ny.us/community-education.htm Checks payable toHCSD Community Education.MAIL PAYMENT WITH REGISTRATION FORM TOHilton Community Education, Hilton CSD225 West Ave., Hilton, NY 14468REGISTRATION & INFORMATION 585-392-1000 ext. 7044ONLINE COURSE RESERVATION FORM-ACTIVATED AFTER PAYMENT RECEIVEDwww.hilton.k12.ny.us/community-education.htmWALK-INS Monday-Friday 1pm-3:45 pm - District Offices/Quest,225 West Ave., HiltonCE Offices are located in District Offices, 225 West Ave., HiltonHilton Central Schools225 West Ave.Hilton, New York 14468585-392-1000 ext. 7044www.hilton.k12.ny.us/community-education.htmNONPROFIT ORG.PAIDHilton, NY 14468Permit NO. 21Winter &Spring2009Hilton School District Resident

Active Adult FitnessAquafit Water Aerobics$40 $20/GAP*$20/$10 off if you sign up for all threesessions: $100* $50/GAP*Water aerobics gives you a total body workoutstrengthening lungs, toning muscles and buildingconfidence. Swimming experience not necessary; opento men and women. People with health issues andconcerns should see their physician before enrollingin an exercise program and obtain medical clearance.Pool shoes/aquasocks are recommended. Bring waterbottles for hydration. *If you sign up for threesessions: $20/$10 off registration: $100 or $50 withGAP TEACHER: Linda Hoffman is a trained wateraerobics instructor.Mondays & Thursdays 7:30 pm–8:30 pmAquatic Center - parking and entrance in rear ofMerton Williams Middle School, 200 School La. HiltonSESSION I $40* $20/GAP*Mondays & Thursdays Jan. 5-Feb. 12 [no class Jan. 8 &Jan. 19] - 7:30 pm-8:30 pmMerton Williams Aquatic Center Pool, 200 School La.SESSION II $40* $20/GAP*Mondays & Thursdays Feb. 23-April 2 - 7:30 pm-8:30pmMerton Williams Aquatic Center Pool, 200 School La.SESSION III $40* $20/GAP*Mondays & Thursdays April 27-June 8 [no class May25] - 7:30 pm-8:30 pmMerton Williams Aquatic Center Pool, 200 School La.,HiltonActive Yoga$40 $20/GAPFor those with some yogaexperience: extend your yogapractice into more advancedposes using proper bodyalignment. Students shouldexpect to gain physical andmental balance. Bring stickymat and wear loose clothing. TEACHER: Patricia Pirnieis a certified YogaFit instructor.SESSION I $40 $20/GAPWednesdays Feb. 25-April 1 - 6 pm-7 pmVillage Elementary School Music Room C-36, 100 SchoolLa., HiltonFitness Sampler After-School NEW$40 $20/GAPDevelop cardiovascular endurance, muscular strengthand flexibility using Pilates, circuit training, spinningbikes, step, bosu and other forms of exercise. No priorexperience necessary; all levels welcome. TEACHER:Kelley O’Connell is a physical education teacher andcertified Cooper Institute Personal Trainer.SESSION I $40 $20/GAPTuesdays Feb 24-Mar. 31 - 4 pm-5 pmQuest Elementary Gym, 225 West Ave., HiltonSESSION II $40 $20/GAPTuesdays April 28-June 2 - 4 pm-5 pmQuest Elementary Gym, 225 West Ave., HiltonBallroom Dancing$30/person $20/person/GAPEnjoy a fun, cardio exerciseregime. Beginning claess. Try thelatest dances including salsa andswing. Instruction is customizedwith more intricate steps, styleand poise for intermediates.TEACHERS: Frank Fortuna andElvira Cantisano are expertballroom dancers.SEVEN SESSIONS $30/person $20/personGAPWednesdays April 29-June 10 - 7 pm–8 pmVillage Elementary HJ/Multi-Purpose Rm.,100 SchoolLa., HiltonGentle Yoga$40 $20/GAPGentle Yoga focuses on a low-impact, slow-pacedpractice which builds strength, flexibility and staminawhile incorporating relaxation techniques. Bring stickymat and wear comfortable clothing. TEACHER: PatriciaPirnie is a certified YogaFit instructor.SESSION I $40 $20/GAPMondays Feb. 23-Mar. 30 - 6:30 pm-7:30 pm in theVillage Elementary Music Room C-36, 100 School La.SESSION II $40 $20/GAPMondays April 27-June 8 [no class May 25]6:30 pm-7:30 pm in the Village Elementary SchoolMusic Room C-36, 100 School La.Daytime Gentle Yoga NEW $40 $20/GAPJoin a daytime low-impact yoga class. Sticky matrequired. TEACHER: Patricia Pirnie is a certifiedYogaFit instructor.DAYTIME TUESDAYS $40 $20/GAPSESSION II $40 $20/GAPTuesdays, Feb. 24-April 14 - 2 pm-3 pmWednesdays April 29 - June 3 - 6 pm-7 pmGeorgetown Park Clubhouse at Georgetown Park atVillage Elementary School Music Room C-36, 100 SchoolEnglish Rd., GreeceLa., Hilton2 Aquafit Ballroom Dancing Gentle Yoga Active Yoga

Hilton CSD Community Education Winter & Spring 2009Strength & Cardio Conditioning$40 $20 with GAP*Three sessions: $110* $50/GAP*Build strength and fitness through weight-bearing andcardio routines on a variety of machines. ONE-HOURopen fitness session; people with health issues andconcerns should see their physician before enrollingin an exercise program and obtain medical clearance.Wear comfortable clothing, athletic shoes, bring awater bottle. Come anytime between 6 pm-8 pm.FITNESS CENTER MONITORS: First Aid/CPR/AED certifiedmonitors. YOU MAY ONLY SIGN UP FOR ONE HOURPER SESSION. Discount of $10 if you sign up for threedifferent sessions.INTERSESSION $40* $20/GAP*Wednesday Jan. 7-Feb. 11 - 6 pm-7 pm OR 7 pm-8 pmHigh School Fitness Center, 400 East Ave., HiltonSESSION I $40* $20/GAP*Wednesday Feb 25-April 1 - 6 pm-7 pm OR 7 pm-8 pmHilton High School Fitness Center, 400 East Ave., HiltonSESSION II $40* $20/GAP*Wednesday April 29-June 3 - 6 pm-7 pm OR 7 pm-8 pmHigh School Fitness Center, 400 East Ave., HiltonWeight Loss through Fiber Nutrition NEW$10 FREE/GAPLearn the multiple benefits of increased fiber intake,weight management, heart health, diabetes andintestinal health; the relationship of weight gain,sleep problems, diabetes and hunger; food and dietrecommendations. TEACHER: Bonnie Bullivant has beenan RN for 20 years, a family nurse practitioner forseven years and type-1 diabetic for 48 years.TWO EVENINGS$10 FREE with GAPTuesdays Jan. 20 & Jan. 27 - 7 pm-8:30 pmDistrict Offices/Quest, Rm. 23, 225 West Ave. HiltonIntroduction to Kayaking $65 No GAPThis class is excellent for first time beginners ornovices who wish to learn how to control theirkayak. The course is held in the safe and warmconfines of the Hilton Aquatic Center focusingon basic kayaking strokes, control and safetyand a review of capsize recovery strokes,self and assisted rescues. Bring towel andswimming apparel. Kayaking gear is provided.Participants under 16 must be approved inadvance by the instructor. TEACHERS: Dave& Juliann Klafehn are kayak enthusiasts andcertified by the American Canoe Association.TWO SATURDAYS $65 No GAPSaturdays Jan. 17- 1 pm-3 pm &Jan. 24- 1 pm-3 pmTWO SATURDAYS $65 No GAPSaturdays Jan. 31- 1 pm-3 pm &Feb. 7- 1 pm-3 pmHilton Aquatic Center at Merton WilliamsMiddle School, 200 School La., Hilton - userear entrance.Capsize Recovery for Kayaks$65 No GAPCapsize recovery techniques are alwayshelpful to have up your sleeve. This course isfor experienced beginners and intermediateswho want to expand their skills in variousdeep water rescues: the “T” rescue, paddleover,paddle float, scoop, ‘hand of god,’stirrup, rafted T, X-rescue and others will be taught.All boats must be equipped with sealed bulk heads orfixed flotation. Kayaks provided or bring your own.Participants under 16 must be approved in advance bythe instructor. TEACHERS: Dave & Juliann Klafehn.Saturdays Feb. 28 & Mar. 7 - 1 pm-3 pmHilton Aquatic Center, Merton Williams Middle School200 School La., Hilton – use rear entranceZumba $40 $20/GAPZumba is a fusion of Latin and International musicLearn to Eskimo Roll in a Kayak- dance themes thatcreate a dynamic,$65 No GAPexciting effectiveDo you want to learn the ultimate in self rescue, thefitness system. RoutinesEskimo roll? Then this is the class for you. We willfeature aerobic/fitnesscover both Euro and Greenland style rolls as well asinterval training with abracing skills. Kayaks provided or bring your own.combination of fast/slowParticipants under 16 must be approved in advance byrhythms that tone and sculpt the body. TEACHER:the instructor. TEACHERS: Dave & Juliann Klafehn.Shelley Contento Ball is a professional Zumba teacher Saturdays Mar. 14 & Mar. 21 -1 pm-3 pm Hiltonin the Rochester area.Aquatic Center, 200 School La., Hilton - use rearThursdays Feb. 26 - April 2 - 5:20 pm - 6:20 pmentranceNorthwood Elementary Large Gym, 433 No. GreeceRd., GreeceStrength & Cardio Weight Loss through Fiber Nutrition Zumba Kayaking in Hilton 3

Childbirth Education & Family LifeLamaze Childbirth Education Series NEW$80 No GAPLamaze follows the principle of natural childbirthbased on accurate, research-based information. Learnhow mom-to-be and partner can work together. Somelecture, lots of hands-on, interactive teaching includingcomfort measures, positions, labor support, etc.TEACHER: Lura Christine Muscato, CD [DONA], LCCE,CNHP, ND, is a certified doula and certified LamazeChildbirth Educator who lives in the Hilton SchoolDistrict. A doula is a knowledgeable, experiencedcompanion who stays through labor, birth and beyond.So You’re Pregnant...Now What! $15/couple No GAPThis class will cover options from books to read [notjust what to expect], obstetrics, midwife, family doc,hospital, home, different childbirth classes, doulas, etc.Thursday Feb. 12 - 6:30 pm-8 pmDistrict Offices/Quest Rm. 23, 225 West Ave., HiltonCHILDBIRTH FIVE WEEK COURSE $80/couple No GAP$5 suppliesFull childbirth series from late pregnancy through laborand birth onto immediate post-partum.Wednesdays Mar. 11 - April 8- 6:30 pm-9 pmDistrict Offices/Quest Rm. 23,225 West Ave., HiltonONE DAY REFRESHER$70/couple No GAP $5 suppliesA six-hour crash course; great asrefresher for second-time parents and for those whoseschedule won’t allow the full five-week course.Saturday Mar. 28 - 9 am-4 pmDistrict Offices/Quest Rm. 23, 225 West Ave., HiltonLa Leche League Workshops FREE NEWLa Leche League works to promote the benefits ofbreastfeeding for new mothers. Learn how to know ifbaby is getting enough milk, establishing breastfeedingrelationship with baby and common concerns etc.TEACHERS:Accredited La Leche League Leaders.Breastfeeding Basics for Mothers-to-Be FREESupply Fee $25 [paid to LLL instructor]Wednesday April 29 - 6:30 pm-8:30 pmDistrict Offices/West Ave., LSS Conference Room, 225West Ave. HiltonBreastfeeding: The Early Weeks and Months FREESupply Fee $25 [paid to LLL instructor]Wednesday May 6 - 6:30 pm-8:30 pmDistrict Offices/West Ave., LSS Conference Room, 225West Ave. Hilton4Foster Parenting in Monroe CountyFREEDo you want to make a difference in a child’s life? If so,consider becoming a foster parent for children in ourcommunity who need loving, nurturing, safe homes [forinformation: 585-334-9096]. You must be 21-years-oldto be a foster parent. TEACHER: Alison Miller is a fosterparent recruiter for Monroe County Human Services.Tuesday April 7 - 7 pm-8 pmDistrict Offices/Quest, LSS Conference Rm., 225 WestAve. HiltonReclaiming Spirituality Book Talk NEW$40 $20/GAPJoin an informal discussion of Irishauthor and spiritual leader DiarmuidO Murchu’s book, ReclaimingSpirituality, “challenging andprovocative but, above all, reassuringbook for those who are seekingspiritual meaning today.” Religiousbackground not required. TEACHERS:Joye Swanton, M.A. from St. Bernard’s Seminary; PegRidley, M.Div. from Colgate Rochester Divinity School.SESSION II $40 $20/GAPTuesdays April 28 - June 2 - 7 pm–8:30 pmDistrict Offices/Quest, LSS Conference, 225 West Ave.HiltonCollege Funding Workshops NEW FREEThese seminars are geared to helping families developfinancial strategies early in a student’s life to save forcollege. Specifics on the FAFSA, Free Application forFederal Student Aid, paying for college and the collegeselection process. For parents of 10th and 11th graders.TEACHER: Diane B. Hajecki CFP and Patrick Monaghanboth specializing in college funding.ONE EVENING - Class repeats Tuesday Jan. 20,Feb. 10, April 14 and May 19 - 7 pm-8:30 pmHilton High School Guidance Conference Room, 400East Ave., HiltonScholarships for Student Athletes FREEThis seminar will help student athletes and theirfamilies learn how to gain national exposure in theirsports; how college recruitment works in order toplay their sport at the college level. TEACHER: Mark& Michelle Johnson, scouts for the National ScoutingReport in the Section V area.ONE EVENING - Class repeats Mondays Mar. 9 & May11 - 7 pm-8:30 pmHilton High School Guidance Conference Room, 400East Ave., HiltonLamaze Childbirth La Leche League Foster Parenting Reclaiming Spirituality College Funding

Hilton CSD Community Education Winter & Spring 2009Financial Decisions for Kodakers FREEThis course is designed for Kodak employees. Evaluateyour retirement/downsizing options: pensions, 401[k]s,insurances, pay out options, SIP/Tradelink investing/Tier1 and Tier 2, KRIP/cash balance, STP/TAP, stock options,lump sum and withdrawal strategies, Pension Reform Actof 2006, etc. TEACHERS: Robert Delisanti and DennisWaldron, financial advisors.Thursday Jan. 8 - 7 pm-8:30 pmDistrict Offices/Quest Rm. 23, 225 West Ave., HiltonWomen and InvestingNEW FREEThis workshop will go into detail about what’simportant about money to you; cash reserves; wheredoes the money go; how money works; the ‘whatif’ question; estate planning; etc. TEACHER: JodieBorlaug, financial advisor, wife and mother of three,specializes in educating clients to make better financialdecisions.Thursday Jan. 15 - 3:30 pm-4:30 pmHilton HS Rm. 2100, 400 East Ave. HiltonInvestment FundamentalsFREEThis course provides inexperienced investors with basicinformation that will help them start an effectiveinvestment program. Participants will learn thefundamentals they need to begin investing for financialsuccess. TEACHER: George Kauffman is a financialadvisor.Tuesday Feb. 3- 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm District Offices/Quest, LSS Conference, 225 West Ave., HiltonLong Term CareFREEA difficult subject covered in an understandable andhelpful way: levels of care, govt. long term careprograms, asset protection, using private insurance,etc. TEACHER: George Kauffman is a financial advisor.Tuesday Feb. 10 - 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm DistrictOffices/Quest, LSS Conference, 225 West Ave., HiltonPersonal FinanceInvesting in Turbulent Times FREEInvestors everywhere are concerned with the volatility inthe stock market. This seminar will help you determinehow to manage your investments in these turbulenttimes - utilizing bonds, bond funds, and fixed incomeinstruments as part of a balanced investment strategy.TEACHERS: Robert Delisanti and Dennis Waldron.Thursday Jan. 15 - 7 pm-8:30 pmDistrict Offices/Quest Rm. 23, 225 West Ave., HiltonManaging Your InvestmentsFREELearn about basic investment principles: types ofinvestments [CDs, stocks, bonds, mutual funds];investment vehicles and their tax implication;modern portfolio theory; asset allocation; building anappropriate portfolio; selecting funds; the emotionalaspects of investing; verifying your investment planis on track. TEACHERS: Robert Delisanti and DennisWaldron, financial advisors.Thursday, Jan. 22 - 7 pm-8:30 pmDistrict Offices/Quest Rm. 23, 225 West Ave., HiltonRetirement Planning & Income FREEFor those approaching retirement or have retiredrecently, determing a financial plan including rate ofreturn using financial software to determine financialsecurity [social security, distributions, etc.] TEACHERS:Robert Delisanti and Dennis Waldron, financial advisors.Thursday Jan. 29 - 7 pm-8:30 pmDistrict Offices/Quest Rm. 23, 225 West Ave., HiltonDivorce 101 . . . A Discussion FREEThis workshop is useful to anyone exploring thedivorce process as well as counselors, human resourcemanagers, clergy. Examine child custody and visitation,parenting issues, grounds for divorce, property anddebt distribution, real estate, retirement, and taxes.TEACHER: B.J. Mann is a certified mediator for theCenter for Dispute Settlement and NYS Council ofDivorce Mediation.Thursday March 12 - 7 pm–9 pmWednesday May 13 - 7 pm-9 pm [repeated]District Offices/Quest, LSS Conference 225 West Ave.What Every Dislocated Worker Should KnowFREELaid off or voluntary separation? Look at the optionsthrough the transition process including severancepackage evaluation, premature retirement incomeplanning and possible tax deductions. TEACHER:Michael Chabalik is a licensed financial advisor.Tuesday Mar. 24 - 6:30 pm-8:15 pm District Offices/Quest Rm. 23, 225 West Ave., HiltonExecutorship & Estate Planning FREEHave you been named an executor? This two-weekclass will cover probate, letters testamentary and grosstaxable estate as well as assets that bypass probateand tax minimization. TEACHER: Michael Chabalik is afinancial advisor with estate planning.Tues. Mar. 31 and Thur. April 9 - 6:30 pm-8:15 pmDistrict Offices/Quest Rm. 23, 225 West Ave., HiltonAsset Protection Women & Investing Financial Planning for Retirement Dislocated Worker5

Fly-Casting, Gardening, ComputersThe Art of Fly Casting $40 $20/GAPLearn the basics of fly casting - roll cast to theadvanced double haul as well as knots, rod, leader, flyline designs, how to hook and fighta fish. Must have own equipment: a5-6 weight fly rod is recommended.Bring pen and paper to first class.TEACHER: Kevin Kram is a graduateof the Wulff School of Fly Fishing.SESSION I Feb. 25-April 1 [No class Mar. 4]Wednesdays 6:30 pm-8 pm FIRST CLASS IN LIBRARYNorthwood Elementary School, 433 No. Greece Rd.,GreeceEco-Friendly Landscaping $40 $20/GAPLearn how to landscape with native wildflowers,shrubs and trees using sound principles of habitatand ecological succession in the planning process. Inaddition to classroom instruction will be a visit to Mr.Hellmann’s property, certified by the National WildlifeFederation’s Backyard Wildlife Habitat. TEACHER:Robert Hellmann is Cornell U graduate in conservation.SESSION II$40 $20 with GAPMondays April 27-June 8 - 7 pm – 8 pm [No class May25] District Offices, Rm. 22 - 225 West Ave., HiltonThe Perennial Garden NEW $10 FREE/GAPGardening discussion from basics to advanced includingtransplanting, seed collection, germination, soilamendment, characteristics of perennials, flowersequencing for continual color, etc. TEACHER: BonnieBullivant is an avid gardener cultivating a two-acregarden in Parma.TWO EVENINGS$10 FREE with GAPThursdays April 30 & May 7 - 6 pm-7:30 pmDistrict Offices/West Ave., Rm. 22, 225 West Ave. HiltonSocial Security Online NEW FREEConfused about where to start? Looking for an easyway to conduct your Social Security business? A newInternet-based Social Security service is available.Learn about benefit options and more. Question andanswer period included. TEACHER: Jeanne Rodriguez isan experienced US Social Security employee from theGreece office.Thursday Feb. 12 - 3:30 pm-5 pmDistrict Offices/Quest Rm. 23, 225 West Ave., HiltonThursday April 16 - 7 pm - 8:30 pmDistrict Offices/Quest Rm. 23, 225 West Ave., HiltonThursday May 21 - 7 pm - 8:30 pmDistrict Offices/Quest Rm. 23, 225 West Ave., Hilton6Daytime Computers for Seniors BasicFREE with GAPEnjoy a series of low-stress, hands-on classesspecifically for senior citizens: computer basicsincluding email [attaching pictures from digitalcamera], Internet searching, file management, etc.TEACHER: Jerry Taylor, owner of a personalized, homecomputerinstruction service for seniors.SESSION I Feb. 27-April 3 FREE with GAPFridays Feb. 27 - April 3 [No Class Mar. 27]9 am-10:15 amComputer Training Lab District Offices/Quest,225 West Ave., HiltonDaytime Computers for Seniors Adv. BasicFREE with GAPThis class is designed for the senior citizen who alreadyhas a basic knowledge of how to use a computer [ex.right-click; go to web site; check email]. The coursewill be customized to meet the needs of the students.TEACHER: Jerry Taylor, owner of a personalized, homecomputerinstruction service for seniors.SESSION IIFREE with GAPFridays May 1 - June 5 [no class May 22]9 am-10:15 am Computer Training Lab District Offices/Quest, 225 West Ave., HiltonIntroduction to WORD $40 $20/GAPThis class is an introduction to Microsoft Word: how toset up a document and use basic features including toolbar, menu bar, shortcut menus. Prerequisites: havecomputer knowledge of keyboard, mouse, and havecomputer access with Word installed outside of class.TEACHER: Christie Dobson is a computer operationsmanager and an experienced computer instructor.MONDAYS Jan. 5-Feb. 9- 6:30 pm-8:30 pm [No classJanuary 19]Quest Elementary Student Computer Lab, QuestElementary School, 225 West Ave., HiltonIntroduction to EXCEL $40 $20/GAPThis class is an introduction to Microsoft Excelspreadsheet software. Learn how to set up a documentand use basic features including tool bar, menu bar,shortcut menus. Prerequisites: have basic computerknowledge, keyboard, mouse and have computer accesswith Excel installed outside of class. TEACHER: ChristieDobson is a computer operations manager and anexperienced computer instructor.Tuesdays Jan. 6-Feb. 10 - 6:30 pm-8:30 pmQuest Elementary Student Computer Lab, QuestElementary School, 225 West Ave., HiltonFly-Casting Gardening Social Security Online Daytime Computers for Seniors WORD & EXCEL

Hilton CSD Community Education Winter & Spring 2009Baking Cookies & Cakes $25 $10/GAPSupplies $7 - paid to instructorJoin Cathy and a groupof friendly cooks explorenew and creative cakeand cookie recipes.Supplies $7 - paid toinstructor [do not includein registration]. PLEASEBRING dish with lid.TEACHER: Cathy Hilbert has been baking cookies andcakes for a long time including cookies for weddingsand special community functions.FOUR SESSIONS $25 $10/GAPTuesdays & Thursdays:Mar. 24, 26, 31 and April 2 - 6 pm–8 pmMerton Williams Middle School Rm. 103, Family &Consumer Sciences, 200 School La., HiltonWhat is Elderhostel? NEW FREEFind out how to travel to world-wide destinationswith the organization, Elderhostel, a non-profittravel organization for age 55+. Handouts available.TEACHER: Lynn Willard is an Elderhostel Ambassadorand has traveled far and near with groups.ONE EVENINGFREETuesday Jan. 27 - 7 pm-8 pmDistrict Offices/LSS Conference, 225 West Ave., HiltonPainting in Watercolor, Acrylic and Oils$40 $20/GAPBeginners welcome! Explore painting in a supportiveand encouraging environment. Use one or more media.Instruction includes demonstration and practice incomposition, color and design. Students may bring in aphotograph and art supplies the first night. Supplies aresuggested by instructor. Bring a drawing pad, pencilsand other preferred art supplies to the firstclass.TEACHER: Tracie Doerner is a studio artistspecializing in watercolor and acrylic. Shehas been trained as a graphic designer/illustrator at the University of Arizona.SESSION I $40 $20/GAPMondays Feb. 23-Mar. 30 - 7 pm–9 pmHilton High School Art Rm. 1204, 400 East Ave., HiltonSESSION II $40 $20/GAPMondays April 27-June 8 - 7 pm–9 pm [No Class May25] Hilton High School Art Rm. 1204, 400 East Ave.[enter via Bennett Rd.], HiltonQuilting/Piecing by Machine$40 $20/GAPJoin a friendly quilting community and learn to quilt- now easier than ever. Build confidence and skillsby learning quick quilting techniques: how to rotarycutfabrics, machine-piece, invisible applique, andquilt with your sewing machine. Beginners welcome.Must have machine. You may take either afternoonor evening class. Will be making spring table runner.Supply list available on www.hilton.k12.ny.us/community-education.htm TEACHER: Shelia Bacon isan expert quilter.EVENING or AFTERNOON $40 $20/GAPTuesdays April 28 - June 22:30 pm-4:30 pm in MW Rm. 103 OR 7 pm-9 pm inSmall Cafeteria, Merton Williams Middle School, 200School La., HiltonA Creative LifeStained Glass Workshop$40 $20/GAPBe creative with an innovativeand beautiful craft using theTiffany [copper foil] methodincluding cutting, foilingand soldering. Projects areyour own choice. Students provide materials.TEACHER: Ron Saar is a stained glass artist andinstructor.SESSION I$40 $20 /GAPWednesdays Feb. 25-April 1 - 7 pm–9 pmMerton Williams Middle School Tech. Lab 115,200 School La., HiltonSESSION II$40 $20/GAPWednesdays April 29 - June 3 7 pm–9 pmMerton Williams Middle School Tech. Lab 115,200 School La., HiltonONLINE COURSE RESERVATION FORM - Activatedonly after payment is received by CE Registrar:www.hilton.k12.ny.us/community-education.htmElderhostel Painting Cookies & Cakes Machine Quilting Stained Glass7

Driver Education & Driver SafetyNYS DMV Five-Hour Pre-Licensing Course$35 No GAPIf you are not taking a driver education class orhave a revoked/expired license, NYS DMV mandatesattendance in this course to qualify you for Form MV-278 which is required to register fora driving test. Learner’s Permit copyrequired at registration [pleasemail or bring in copy of permit with$35]. Bring Learner’s Permit, pen/pencil and NYS DMV Driver’s Manualto class. You must pre-registerfor this course. Bring a snack andbeverage. TEACHER: William Eaton isan experienced driving instructor anda retired teacher from HCSD.Class meets: 3:30 pm-8:30 pmMONDAYS at Hilton HS Library - 3:30 pm-8:30 pmMondays Jan. 12, Feb. 2, Mar. 2, April 6, April 27,May 4, May 18, June 1, June 22, July 13Hilton HS, Library Comp. Lab A, 400 East Ave., HiltonDMV Online Learner’s Permit Testing $10Take your Learner’s Permit online at Hilton HS. TheLearner’s Permit is for students who a few months oftheir 16th birthday and older. You must be currentlyenrolled and in good standing at Hilton High School.You must be 16-years-old to drive on Learner’sPermit. Manuals available when you pay your $10 preregistrationfee. Community Ed Registrar’s office islocated at District Offices/Quest, 225 West Ave., Hilton.TEST PROCTOR: NYS DMV proctor Leslie Vermeulen.WEDNESDAYS at Hilton HS Computer Lab A2:15 pm-3:15 pmDriver Education provided by AAA$420 - HCSD Resident No GAP$430 - Non-HCSD residentHilton Community Education and AAA of Central andWestern NY jointly offer Driver Education classesafter school at Hilton HS. Students MUST havevalid NYS DMV Learner’s Permit. Registration feemust be received by Wednesday, February 4,2009, for Winter-Spring 2009 classes. Classes areheld at Hilton HS Rm. 2100, 400 East Ave., Hilton.Students must attend EVERY instructional and everydriving class in order to receive a NYS DMV MV-285 certificate which permits holder to schedule aroad test with NYS DMV and obtain a NYS driver’slicense. All completers get a one-year AAA basicmembership, an approximate $50 value. TEACHERS:DMV-certified instructors from AAACOMPLETE REGISTRATION FORM ON PAGE 9Class meets: Feb. 23-April 15 Mondays and Wednesdaysat Hilton High School Room 2100Instruction/Theory: 4 pm-5:30 pmDrives: 2:30 pm-4 pm OR 5:30 pm-7 pmNOTE: AAA assigns drives according to enrollment$420 - HCSD RESIDENTS $430 - NON-HCSD RESIDENTSPay by check or online credit card - www.hilton.k12.ny.usEIGHT WEEKS MONDAYS & WEDNESDAYS at Hilton HSHilton High School, Room 2100, 400 East Ave., Hilton.To confirm your class and driving time call AAA at1-800-836-2582 ext. 3504. You must attend EVERYsession; $30 makeup fee. If your child is ill and youknow in advance that he/she will not be attendingclass, call AAA: 1-800-836-2582 ext. 3504 or emaildriverprograms@nyaaa.com/ Questions about studentattendance in class: 1-800-836-2582 ext. 3504 ordriverprograms@nyaaa.comWednesdays Jan. 7, Feb. 11, Mar. 11, April 1, April15, May 6, May 20, June 3, June 17, July 8AAA Six-Hour Point/Insurance ReductionHilton High School, Library Computer Lab A, 400 EastAve., Hilton$35/AAA Members No GAPDefensive Driving/Point Reduction$41 Non-AAA members No GAPAAA’s “Managing Visibility, Time and Space,” an$45 No GAPapproved NYS point and insurance reduction program;Save 10% on automobile collision and liability premiumssave 10% on automobile collision and liability premiumsfor the next three years and reduce up to four violationfor the next three years and reduce up to four violationpoints from your driving record. This course is providedpoints from driving record. Bring your driver’s license.by certified instructors. Please bring your driver’sTEACHER: Dominic Tucci AAA driver safety instructor.license, lunch or money to order a lunch. Please arriveMonday/Wednesday, Jan. 26 & Jan. 28: 6 pm-9 pmat 8:45 am to sign in. TEACHER: Sandra Smith fromMonday/Wednesday, Feb. 23 & Feb. 25: 6 pm-9 pmthe Daisy Marquis Jones Family Wellness Center inMonday/Wednesday, Mar. 23 & Mar. 25: 6 pm-9 pmBrockport has more than 25 years in insurance industryMonday/Wednesday, April 27 & April 29: 6 pm-9 pmand six years teaching Defensive Driving.Monday/Wednesday, May 18 & May 20: 6 pm-9 pmSaturday May 30 9 am–3 pmMonday/Wednesday, June 22 & June 24: 6 pm-9 pmHilton High School, Room 2100, 400 East Ave., HiltonHilton High School, Rm. 2100, 400 East Ave., Hilton8Five-Hour Pre-licensing Defensive Driving Online Learner’s Permit Testing Driver Education

Hilton CSD Community Education Winter/Spring 2009Hilton CE and AAA of Central and Western New York jointly offer Driver Education at Hilton HS. Studentsmust have valid NYS DMV Learner’s Permit. Six-hours per week for eight weeks [total of 48 hrs.]: threehoursrequired two days/week [Monday and Wednesday]. Registration fee must be received by Wednesday,February 4, 2009. Classes are held at Hilton High School Rm. 2100, 400 East Ave., Hilton.HILTON CSD REGISTRATION FOR DRIVER EDUCATIONName:__________________________________________________________________Address:_________________________________________________________________City:_________________________________ State __________Telephone: (home) ________________________________________(cell) _________________________________________Email:___________________________________________________NYS DMV Learner’s Permit 9-digit ID#: _______________________Birthdate: _______________________________________________REGISTRATION FEE [includes book]Please check all that apply:$420. – HCS District students [live in the district]$430. – out-of-district studentsHCSD Resident ________Non-HCSD Resident ________METHOD OF PAYMENTCheck Payment enclosed $_______Payment by Online Credit Card $_______MasterCard, VISA, Discover accepted online:www.hilton.k12.ny.us/communityeducation.htm/NAME [Parent or other ] ON CREDIT CARD OR CHECK:__________________________________________________If you are confirmed to attend a class and do not come to class or unable toattend for any reason, refunds are at the discretion of AAA. A $20 withdrawalfee may be assessed. Make check out to: Hilton Community Educationand mail registration form with parental signature and check to:Hilton CSD Community Education, 225 West Ave., Hilton, NY 14468.CHECK PAYMENT MUST ACCOMPANY REGISTRATIONMail In Payment If you are mailing a check, please mailregistration form and check to: Hilton CSD CommunityEducation, 225 West Ave., Hilton, NY 14468; Walk-ins:Mon-Fri. 1 pm-3:45 pm at CE Office, 225 West Ave., Hilton.Rules & Regulations to obtain MV-285Students must attend EVERY instructional and every drivingclass [$30 makeup fee] in order to receive a NYS DMV MV-285certificate which permits holder to schedule a road test withNYS DMV and obtain a NYS driver’s license.Confirm Your Place in Class after Feb. 5 To confirm your classand driving time or if your child is ill and you know in advanceZip:____________PARENTAL PERMISSIONI ______________________________give my son or daughter_______________________________permission to attend the Hilton CSDDriver Education program conductedduring the Winter/Spring 2009semester._______________________________Parent Signature_______________________________Please print parent name_______________________________Student SignatureDate_________________________-------office use only--------Payer _________________Received date __________cc ____ cash ____ # ____Driver Education 8 Weeks: Feb. 23-April 15 Mondays and WednesdaysInstruction/Theory Class: 4 pm-5:30 pm; Drives 2:30 pm-4 pm OR 5:30 pm-7 pmthat he/she will not be attending class, call AAA: 1-800-836-2582 ext. 3504.Questions about attendance, call AAA:1-800-836-2582 ext. 3504.Questions in general about Driver Education in Hilton, callHilton CSD Community Education:585-392-1000 ext. 7045/7044.Location of Classes: Instruction/theory class is held atHilton High School Rm. 2100, 400 East Ave., Hilton [enter viaBennett Rd.]. Students drive and attend instruction classeach class day. Cars at HS main entrance.AAA contact : 1-800-836-2582 ext. 3504Driver Ed Pay Online with Credit Card: www.hilton.k12.ny.us/community-education.htm9

Dog Training &Obedience, BoatingPuppy Kindergarten $50/dog No GAPEliminate problem behaviors before they begin. Learn tounderstand your dog’s personality and how to respondwith appropriate level of correction and/or praise.Puppies 8-16 weeks; proof of vaccinations includingkennel cough, distemper series and rabies must bebrought first night. TEACHER: Animal Behavior Specialists,Inc. of Rochester.FOUR CLASSES $50 No GAPTuesdays Jan 20 - Feb. 10 - 7:30 pm-8:30 pmMerton Williams Middle School, 200 School La., AquaticCenter Classroom [rear entrance], HiltonBasic Dog Obedience $85/dog No GAPDevelop a mutual respect between you and your dogto master basic obedience commands. Soft, effectivetraining methods; food is not used. Children under age16 must have adult present. Dogs must be four monthsor older; proof of vaccinations including kennel cough,distemper series and rabies must be brought first night.TEACHER: Animal Behavior Specialists.SEVEN CLASSES $85 No GAPTuesdays Jan. 13 - Mar. 3 - 6:30 pm-7:30 pmFIRST CLASS – NO DOGS - No Class Feb. 17MW Middle School, 200 School La., Aquatic ClassroomSEVEN CLASSES $85 No GAPTuedays May 12 - June 23 - 6:30 pm-7:30 pmFIRST CLASS – NO DOGSMW Middle School, 200 School La., Aquatic ClassroomIntermediate Dog Obedience $75/dog No GAPDogs must be four months or older; proof of vaccinationsincluding kennel cough, distemper series and rabiesmust be brought first night. TEACHER: Animal BehaviorSpecialists.SIX SESSIONS $75 No GAPTuesdays Mar. 24 - May 5 - 6:30 pm-7:30 pmFIRST CLASS – NO DOGS - No Class April 21MW Middle School, 200 School La., Aquatic ClassroomCanine Good Citizen [CGC] $90/dog No GAPCGC is for dogs who have already mastered the skillstaught in a basic/intermediate class prior to attending thisclass. Your dog will learn how to greet strangers politelywithout jumping, barking - community members’ in goodstanding as well as reliable family members. Certificatesare issued from AKC. Dogs must be four months or older;proof of vaccinations including kennel cough, distemperseries and rabies must be brought first night. TEACHER:Animal Behavior Specialists.SEVEN SESSIONS $90 No GAPTuesdays May 12 - June 23 - 7:30 pm – 8:30 pmMerton Williams Middle School, 200 School La., AquaticClassroom10Dogs: Problem Behavior Workshop NEW$30/dog No GAPThis class includes a two-hour, roundtable discussion[people only/no dogs] on solving problem dog behaviors aswell as a 30-min. one-on-one time with instructor and dog[time TBA at class]. Proof of vaccinations including rabies,kennel cough, distemper series fortime with dog/instructor. TEACHER:Sherri Romig, dog training/behaviorspecialist.Wednesday May 6 - 6-8 pmMerton Williams Middle School, 200School La., Aquatic Center Classroom[rear entrance], HiltonPolite Leash Walking Workshop NEW$50/dog No GAPThis four-week class addresses leash walking: techniquesand training aids to help with heavy-pullers andapproaching other dogs. No aversives [choke chains]used, rather, gentle, effective ways for all breeds [largeand small breeds will require separate classes]. Proof ofvaccinations including rabies, kennel cough, distemperseries for time with dog/instructor. TEACHER: SherriRomig, dog training/behavior specialist.FOUR CLASSES $40 No GAPWednesdays May 13 - June 3Small Breeds 6 pm–7 pm; Large Breeds 7 pm-8 pmMerton Williams Middle School Aquatic Center Classroom[use rear entrance], 200 School La., HiltonAbout Boating Safety [PWC Certification]FREE Supplies $30 [paid to instructor]This course for all boaters including personal watercraftoperators all of who are required to earn a safetycertificate in order to operate any motorized vesselincluding personal watercraft. This course certifiespersonal watercraft operatorsfor NYS and Federal waters andunderage boaters [age 10-17].It is suggested by the USCGthat all boaters who are newor experienced refresh theirboating knowledge by takingthis course. You must attend allfour classes. TEACHER: US Coast Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla04-08.Tuesday/Thursday Feb. 3, 5, 10 and 126:30 pm-9 pmSupplies $30 - Pay to InstructorDistrict Offices/Quest, Rm. 22, 225 West Ave., HiltonDog Obedience Canine Good Citizen Boating Dogs: Problem Behavior Polite Leash Walking

Hilton CSD Community Education Winter-Spring 2009Registration InformationRegistration begins as soon as you receive thisCatalogue of Courses. All interested persons mayregister; no extra charge for out-of-district residentsexcept as noted; generally classes are for adults[age 16+] unless stated [ex. Dog Obedience, DriversLicensing]. Only Hilton CSD residents are eligible fora GAP pass. Register early as classes fill quickly. Youwill not receive a written confirmation; you will onlyreceive notice if a class is cancelled. Classes aregenerally six weeks in length; $10 discount if yousign up for multiple sessions of Aquafit and Strength& Cardio,.RESERVE YOUR COURSE ONLINE ORPRINT OUT REGISTRATION FORM AND MAIL IN:www.hilton.k12.ny.us/community-education.htmWALK-IN REGISTRATION: 1 pm-3:45 pm Monday-FridayCE Office, 225 West Ave., Hilton, NY 14468MAIL YOUR CHECK & REGISTRATION TO:Hilton Community Education,225 West Ave., Hilton, NY 14468High School studentsHilton High School students: drop off yourregistration and payment in the High SchoolMain Office or at the HCSD Community EducationRegistrar’s Office which is located in District Offices,225 West Ave., Hilton [in Quest Elementary School]1 pm-3:45 pm. For further information: 585-392-1000 ext. 7044.GAP Pass: Age 55+Hilton District residents age 55 or older are eligibleto register for a GAP Pass. GAP pass is honoredby Hilton Community Education: courses may betaken for free or discounted registration [suppliesare extra]; free entrance to all school musicconcerts and home sporting events at no charge;a $3 discount at High School Musicals. In addition,those seniors [over age 65] who qualify for theNYS Property Tax Aged Exemption are eligible fora Community Education scholarship. For GAP passand/or scholarship information, please call 585-392-1000 ext. 7044. For further information:www.hilton.k12.ny.us/community-education.htmCONTENTSCLASSPAGEActive Yoga 2Aquafit Water Aerobics 2Ballroom Dancing 2Boating & PWC Certification 10Canine Good Citizen 10College Funding Workshops 4Computer Training 6Cookies and Cakes NEW 7Daytime Computers for Seniors 6Daytime Gentle Yoga NEW 2Defensive Driving 8Divorce 101 5Dog Obedience & Training 10Drivers Instruction 8Eco-Friendly Landscaping 6Elderhostel Seminar NEW 7Executorship & Estate Planning 5Financial Planning & Investment 5Fitness Center Strength & Cardio 3Fitness Sampler After School NEW 2Five-Hr. Pre-Licensing 8Fly Casting 6Foster Parenting Information 4Gentle Yoga 2Investing & Financial Planning 5Kayaking 3La Leche League NEW 4Lamaze Childbirth NEW 4Long Term Care 5Online Learner’s Permit Testing 8Painting in Acrylic/Watercolor/Oil 7Perennial Garden 6Quilting/Piecing by Machine 7Reclaiming Spirituality Book Talk NEW 4Retirement Planning 5Scholarships for Student Athletes 4Social Security Online 6Stained Glass Workshop 7Strength & Cardio Conditioning 3Water Aerobics ~ Aquafit 2Zumba Dance Aerobics 3Weight Loss through Fiber Nutrition 3Web Online Course Reservations: www.hilton.k12.ny.us/community-education.htm11

Registration Hilton Community EdAbout Hilton Community EducationHilton Central School District Community Educationoffers courses throughout the year.Golden Age Pass GAP Hilton District residents onlyAge 55+ GAP allows for free/discounted fee courses.Hilton School District residents age 55 or older may applyfor a GAP [Golden Age] pass by calling 392-1000 ext. 7044.For complete GAP information:www.hilton.k12.ny.us/community-education.htmClasses are filled as registrations received. Do not includesupply fee - supply fee is collected by instructor. No extracharge for non-district residents. Refunds issued if youcontact us at least three days before course begins.Reserve your classes early online:www.hilton.k12.ny.us/community-education.htmHCSD employees: use GAP registration.Please mail payment and form to:Hilton Community Education,225 West Ave., Hilton, NY 14468Checks made out to Hilton CSD Community EducationHilton Community Education classes may be subject tocancellation due to low enrollment.Registration: 585-392-1000 ext. 7044Director Barbara Carder 585-392-1000 ext. 7045Registrar Mary Ellen Meyer 585-392-1000 ext. 7044HCSD MAIL IN REGISTRATION FORM:Name: ______________________________________Address:_____________________________________City:___________________________ Zip:________Telephone: (home) ___________ (work)___________Email address:________________________________HCSD MAIL IN REGISTRATION FORM:Name: ______________________________________Address:_____________________________________City:___________________________ Zip:________Telephone: (home) ___________ (work)___________Email address:________________________________Course Title [1]:______________________________Start Date: __________________________________Course Title [2]:______________________________Start Date: __________________________________Course Title [3]:______________________________Start Date: __________________________________Please mail payment and form to:Hilton Community Education,225 West Ave., Hilton, NY 14468REGISTRATION FEE ENCLOSED: $______________Check here if you are registered for GAP:__________Check Amount: __________________ preferredChecks payable to Hilton CSD Community EducationHCSD MAIL IN REGISTRATION FORM:Name: ______________________________________Address:_____________________________________City:___________________________ Zip:________Telephone: (home) ___________ (work)___________Email address:________________________________Course Title [1]:______________________________Start Date: __________________________________Course Title [2]:______________________________Start Date: __________________________________Course Title [3]:______________________________Start Date: __________________________________Please mail payment and form to:Hilton Community Education,225 West Ave., Hilton, NY 14468REGISTRATION FEE ENCLOSED: $______________Check here if you are registered for GAP:__________Check Amount: __________________ preferredChecks payable to Hilton CSD Community EducationCourse Title [1]:______________________________Start Date: __________________________________Course Title [2]:______________________________Start Date: __________________________________Course Title [3]:______________________________Start Date: __________________________________Please mail payment and form to:Hilton Community Education,225 West Ave., Hilton, NY 14468REGISTRATION FEE ENCLOSED: $______________Check here if you are registered for GAP:__________Check Amount: __________________ preferredChecks payable to Hilton CSD Community Education