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1Cape May CountyTechnical School District

Adult & Continuing Education DivisionFall 2014 Course Guide

Career/Vocational/Technical CoursesEvening/Continuing

Personal Enrichment Classes

188 Crest Haven RoadCape May Court House, NJ 08210

(609) 465-2161, x646www.capemaytech.com

2Career/Vocational/Technical CoursesPage

Licensing/Certification Programs - Part TimeApprenticeship ......................................................................................................................................................... 5Black Seal ................................................................................................................................................................ 6Boaters Safety ........................................................................................................................................................ 6CPR/AED Adult & Pediatric ................................................................................................................................... 6Dental Radiology ..................................................................................................................................................... 6First Aid ................................................................................................................................................................... 7ServSafe Sanitation.................................................................................................................................................. 7Water Advanced ....................................................................................................................................................... 7Water & Wastewater Operations Introduction ......................................................................................................... 7

Technical Programs Part TimeAir Conditioning, Heating & Ventilation ................................................................................................................. 8Auto Repair Lab ...................................................................................................................................................... 8Computers - Microsoft Office 2010 ........................................................................................................................ 8Electrical House Wiring ........................................................................................................................................... 8Home & Building Maintenance ............................................................................................................................... 8Masonry Basic Skills ............................................................................................................................................ 9Outboard Motor Maintenance and Repair ............................................................................................................... 9Small Engine Repair ................................................................................................................................................ 9Upholstery Beginners .............................................................................................................................................. 9Welding Basic Oxygen/Acetylene ........................................................................................................................... 9Woodturning Introduction ....................................................................................................................................... 9Woodworking for Beginners .................................................................................................................................... 9

Licensing/Certification Programs - Full TimeCosmetology/Hairstyling ....................................................................................................................................... 10Dental Assisting ..................................................................................................................................................... 11Practical Nursing ................................................................................................................................................... 12

Post Secondary Instructional Programs Full Time ..................................................................................................... 13

Evening/Continuing Personal Enrichment Classes

Arts/Crafts/Dance/MusicBallroom Dancing Beginners ................................................................................................................................ 14Ballroom Dancing Intermediate ............................................................................................................................ 14Draw, Paint, Watercolor! ....................................................................................................................................... 14Group Guitar .......................................................................................................................................................... 14Haiku Poetry .......................................................................................................................................................... 14Irish Dancing All Levels ........................................................................................................................................ 15Jewelry Design Intermediate ................................................................................................................................. 15Line Dancing ......................................................................................................................................................... 15Painting for Woodcarvers ...................................................................................................................................... 15Quilting Hand ........................................................................................................................................................ 15Stained Glass Beginners ........................................................................................................................................ 15Woodcarving & Decoy Carving ............................................................................................................................ 15

Table of Contents

3Cooking/BakingBasic Baking from Scratch .................................................................................................................................... 16Cake Decorating .................................................................................................................................................... 16Flavors of the American South .............................................................................................................................. 16International Cuisine .............................................................................................................................................. 16Southwestern Cooking ........................................................................................................................................... 16

Health & FitnessAromamassage for Relaxation ............................................................................................................................... 17Chair Yoga with Meditation ................................................................................................................................... 17Gentle Yoga ........................................................................................................................................................... 17Holistic Healing Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 17Kukuwa Dance Workout ........................................................................................................................................ 17Pilates Portable Reform Bar .................................................................................................................................. 17Reiki I, The Healing Energy .................................................................................................................................. 17Tai Chi ................................................................................................................................................................... 18Weight Training ..................................................................................................................................................... 18Wellness Lifestyle Series ....................................................................................................................................... 18Yin Yoga ................................................................................................................................................................ 18Yoga Introduction .................................................................................................................................................. 18Yoga Progressive Level 2 ...................................................................................................................................... 18Zumba Fitness ........................................................................................................................................................ 18

LanguagesRussian for Beginners ............................................................................................................................................ 19Russian Intermediate ............................................................................................................................................. 19

Special TrainingDigital Photography ............................................................................................................................................... 20Dog Obedience ...................................................................................................................................................... 20Fishing Rod Making and Repair ............................................................................................................................ 20Fly Tying/Lure Making and Casting...................................................................................................................... 20Fundamentals of Investing ..................................................................................................................................... 20Genealogy .............................................................................................................................................................. 21Hunting Dog Training ............................................................................................................................................ 21Mixology 101 ........................................................................................................................................................ 21No/Low-Sew Window Treatments ........................................................................................................................ 21Puppy Kindergarten ............................................................................................................................................... 21Social Security Planning ........................................................................................................................................ 21

General Information

Adult Basic Education, High School Equivalency & ESL Classes ....................................................................... 23Adult High School Diploma Program ................................................................................................................... 24Calendar for Part Time Programs .......................................................................................................................... 30Cape May County Technical High School ............................................................................................................ 26Educational Technology Training Center (ETTC)................................................................................................. 27High School Equivalency (HSE) Testing Center ................................................................................................... 22Registration Procedures for Part Time Programs .................................................................................................. 28Rutgers Cooperative Extension Family & Community Health Sciences .............................................................. 27Summertime Adventures for Kids ......................................................................................................................... 25

4Mission StatementThe mission of the Cape May County Technical School is to produce graduates with the necessary skills to compete in theglobal workplace; the knowledge to pursue higher education, avocational skills for personal growth, achievement of theNew Jersey Common Core Curriculum Content Standards, and lifelong learning experiences through the combination ofacademic, technological, co-curricular and specialty training.

BELIEFS1. We believe that each individual has intrinsic value and worth.2. We believe that respect is the right of each individual.3. We believe that family is the most important and primary influence on all people.4. We believe that every person should have the freedom to direct his/her own future.5. We believe that everyone is responsible for his/her own actions.6. We believe that everyone needs discipline, structure, and direction.7. We believe that morals and values are learned.8. We believe that self-worth is essential in realizing ones potential.9. We believe that every person has the right to safety and security in his/her environment.

10. We believe that the community benefits from an educated populace.

GOALS1. 100% of The Cape May County Technical Schools students will graduate or successfully complete their individual

educational program and pass a program proficiency test.2. 100% of the Cape May County Technical Schools secondary graduates will be technologically proficient.3. 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.4. 100% of the Cape May County Technical Schools students will be prepared for careers in a global market.

Affirmative Action and504 Officer 2014/15

Nancy Wheeler DriscollCape May County Technical School

188 Crest Haven RoadCape May Court House, NJ 08210Telephone (609) 465-2161 ext. 692

About the Cape May County Technical SchoolThe Cape May County Technical School was instituted in 1915 by the Cape May County Board of Chosen Freeholders and is todaysituated on an 84-acre campus in the Northern section of the Crest Haven Complex (Middle Township) which is easily accessiblefrom Exit 11 off the Garden State Parkway.The Cape May County Technical School presently consists of one main building which includes the Tozour (100) Building, theScrivani (200) Building and the Toft (300) Building, as well as auxiliary buildings that include a greenhouse, the Broadley AdministrationBuilding, 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 high school vocational program,evening adult high school program, adult post secondary instruction, High School Equivalency testing, ABE/HSE/ESL instruction,as well as an Evening/Continuing Education Division program.The district is ready to serve the educational technical needs of the community well into the 21st century.

The Cape May County Technical School District shall provide equal and bias-free access for all students to all school facilities,courses, programs, activities and services and give them maximum opportunity to achieve their potential regardless of race, creed,color, national origin, ancestry, age, sex, gender identity or expression, affectional or sexual orientation, marital status, liability forservice in the Armed Forces of the United States, nationality, place of residence with the district, socioeconomic status, disability orpregnancy. Enforcement of other district affirmative action/equity policies (2224, 4111.1, 4211.1 and 6121) contribute to this legallyrequired equality of educational opportunity.

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 EducationAmendments of 1972 (Title IX, 106.4), Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (Section 504, 104.5), Family Educational Rightsand Privacy Act (FERPA) for Elementary and Secondary Schools, and Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment (PPRA).

Arrangements can be made for all of the information contained in thisbrochure to be better profiled to individuals with limited English languageskills, or with impaired sensory, manual or speaking skills, to enablethem to benefit as qualified, for the programs/activities listed. Pleasecall 465-2161 x646.

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Registered apprenticeship is aformalized training program that offersa combination of structured on-the-jobtraining and related technical instruc-tion for high skill occupations.The United States Department ofLabor, Office of Apprenticeshiprecognizes over 950 occupations asapprenticeable.Apprenticeships can last from one tosix years depending on the occupa-tion. During this time, the apprenticeworks and learns under the directionof experienced journey workers tobecome highly skilled in their chosenoccupation. As they gain skill, theyare compensated through an increasein wages. Full-time employment in anapprenticeable occupation is required

prior to registration and the em-ployer must be willing to sponsorthe apprentices on-the-job trainingwhich is outlined by a formal workprocess to ensure that the appren-tice is trained in the full range ofskills required for the field.CMCTS currently is offering the 3rdyear of a 4-year program of relatedtraining instruction for a ResidentialPlumbing Apprenticeship thatfollows the PHCC curriculum.Participants also take the PHCCNOCTI Exam at the end of eachyear and receive a PHCC certificateof achievement upon passing.Additional related training instructionprograms may be added withsufficient enrollment interest.Related training programs offered atCMCTS generally meet two eve-nings per week, September throughApril.Please call for additional informationabout apprenticeship and relatedtraining instruction at CMCTS. TheCounty Apprenticeship Coordinatorcan also assist with informationabout program available at alternatelocations throughout NJ.

CMCTS Related Training ProgramResidential Plumbing

Related TrainingYr. 3 of 4

Course Content:General SafetyOSHA RegulationsFirst AidBlueprint Reading and DrawingMathematicsFundamentalsTrade Theory &Application

-Plumbing Materials -Terminology -Fixtures -Appliances -Sewerage Disposal -Water Sources -Combining Soil, Waste and Venting -Chemistry, Applied -Physics Applied -Plumbing Codes

Current RelatedTesting

Important Contact Information.County Apprenticeship CoordinatorCape May County Technical SchoolAdult Education Division188 Crest Haven RoadCape May Court House, NJ 08210Ph. 609-465-2161, ext. 645Fax: 609-465-4962Email: [email protected] site: www.capemaytech.com

State Board of Examiners of Master PlumbersPh. 1-973-504-5420Web Site www.njconsumeraffairs.gov/plumber

Apprenticeship

Basic ApprenticeshipComponents:

Full-time Job in forsupervised OJTtraining is requiredprior to apprenticeshipregistration

Specified length oftime - generally 2000hours of OJT and 144hours of approvedrelated instruction peryear of program.

Progressive WageScale

Nationally recognizedCertificate uponsuccessful apprentice-ship completion

6BLACK SEAL LICENSE VThis course prepares a student for the Black Seal License ex-amination including high and low pressure boiler operations,starting from the very basics of boiler operator mechanics. Pleasenote: this is a 12-week course that will address all aspects ofBlack Seal boiler operations. To be eligible for the Black SealLicense examination, the applicant must have had at least threemonths experience as a helper, apprentice or assistant to a li-censed fireman in charge. Also, the applicant must be able toproduce a boiler room log book with his/her identified name inthe log book for licensure application.Instructor: Bud Cole Scrivani Building Room 204TUESDAY 6:30pm-9:30pm 12 sessionsFEE: $115.00 plus textbooks

BOATERS SAFETY CERTIFICATION VState approved, five night course. Learn the parts of a vessel, what todo before going out in your boat, safety procedures of operating aboat, legal requirements, how to handle boating emergencies andhow to enjoy water sports with your boat. All lessons will be rein-forced with review worksheets and various hands-on activities thatwill prepare students for the examination which will be given on thelast night of class. Students must attend all sessions to meet the re-quired 8 hours of instruction, and must pass the test to earn their NewJersey Boaters Safety Certification. A book will be required for thiscourse that can become a part of your boat operation library.Instructor: Hanna Toft Tozour Building Room 109MONDAY & WEDNESDAY 6:00pm 8:00pm 5 sessionsFEE: $32.00 plus textbook Class starts Sept. 10

CPR/AED ADULT AThis American Red Cross course is designed to train individuals toovercome any reluctance to act in emergency situations and to rec-ognize and care for life threatening adult emergencies such as respi-ratory or cardiac problems and sudden illness. The purchase of theAmerican Red Cross participants workbook is available and optional.Instructor: Staff Tozour Building Room 133TUESDAY 6:00pm 9:00pm 1 sessionFEE: $10.00 + $19.00 certification fee = $29.00 9/16/14

CPR/AED PEDIATRIC AThis American Red Cross course is designed to train individuals to over-come any reluctance to act in emergency situations and to recognize andcare for life threatening child and infant emergencies such as respiratoryor cardiac problems and sudden illness. The purchase of the AmericanRed Cross participants workbook is available and optional.Instructor: Staff Tozour Building Room 133TUESDAY 6:00pm 9:00pm 1 sessionFEE: $10.00 + $19.00 certification fee = $29.00 9/23/14

DENTAL RADIOLOGY VThis course is approved by the New Jersey Radiologic TechnologyBoard of Examiners and is designed for the practicing Dental Assis-tant. Students will be instructed in the State of New Jersey DentalRadiology curriculum and will be required to complete a clinical affili-ation at a dental office or offices. To complete this program and qualifyfor the licensing examination, a student must accumulate 45 hours ofclassroom instruction (25 hours didactic & 20 hours laboratory) andclinical education as per NJ Department of Environmental Protectionrequirements. Prerequisites: 18 years of age or older (Identificationrequired at time of registration), in possession of a high school di-ploma/equivalent (credential must be submitted at time of registra-tion) and an individual must be of good Moral Character as per arequired Moral Character statement sign off. Upon registration, Den-tal Radiology course policies will be distributed along with the clinicalradiographic procedure requirements. Class size is limited.Instructor: Saundra Pickens Tozour Building Room 132WEDNESDAY 3:00pm 6:00pm 15 sessionsFEE: $144.00 + $50.00 supply fee = $194.00 plus textbooks

CPR/AED ADULT, PEDIATRIC CPR/AED &FIRST AID REVIEW AThis course is for students previously certified in adult & pediatricCPR/AED and/or first aid and would like to maintain certifications.The certification fee is $19.00 per certfication. Please contact theoffice for details. The purchase of the American Red Cross participantsworkbook is available and optional.Instructor: Staff Tozour Building Room 133TUESDAY 6:00pm 9:00pm 1 sessionFEE: $10.00 + certification fee @ $19.00 each 10/7/14

Licensing/Certification - Part Time

7FIRST AID AThis American Red Cross course is designed to train individuals toovercome any reluctance to act in emergency situations and to rec-ognize and care for life threatening adult, child and infant emergen-cies such as respiratory or cardiac problems and sudden illness. Thepurchase of the American Red Cross participants workbook is avail-able and optional.Instructor: Staff Tozour Building Room 133TUESDAY 6:00pm 9:00pm 1 sessionFEE: $10.00 + $19.00 certification fee = $29.00 9/30/14

ServSafe SANITATION CERTIFICATION COURSE VThe State of New Jersey mandates one person on premises of a foodservice establishment must have sanitation certification. ServSafeleads the way in providing the restaurant and food service industrywith an up-to-date, comprehensive food safety training and certifica-tion program. This nine-session certification course culminates withthe participants completing the ServSafe examination on the last nightof class. Participants with a passing grade will receive the nationallyrecognized ServSafe certification. Who should take this course? Res-taurant owners, managers, chefs, cooks, servers or anyone workingin the food service industry. Students will be required to purchase theServSafe textbook which includes the FDA Food Code, latest up-dates in the science of food safety, best practices as well as tools tohelp managers/operators implement critical food safety practices intheir business operation. All classes meet Thursday evenings, ex-cept November 12 (Wednesday).Instructor: Chef Dave Masterson Toft Building Room 338THURSDAY 5:00pm 8:00pm 9 sessionsFEE: $86.00 plus textbook Class starts Sept. 18

ServSafe RECERTIFICATION VThis ServSafe recertification program consists of one test reviewevening and the recertification examination. At the time of registra-tion, students will be required to pay for the recertification exam. Reg-istration deadline for this course is October 15. Please note: due to theordering process of the recertification exam, no refunds for the examfee will be granted after the registration deadline.Instructor: Chef Dave Masterson Toft Building Room 338WED. & THURS. 5:00pm - 8:00pm 2 sessionsFEE: $19.00 + $35.00 exam fee = $54.00 11/12/14 & 11/13/14

Licensing/Certification - Part Time

WATER ADVANCED VThis 90-hour course instructs the student in the up-to-date op-erations and techniques required in a water treatment facilityand to provide information on state and federal regulations. Classis designed to prepare students for the W-2, W-3, W-4, T-2, T-3and T-4 NJ State licensure examinations. Field trips supple-ment classroom instruction. This course has been approved bythe New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. Pleasenote: an individual must meet state of New Jersey field experi-ence requirements in order to be eligible to sit for any state li-censure examination.Instructor: Patrick Ney Tozour Building Room 156TUES. & THURS. 5:30pm - 8:30pm 90 hoursFEE: $288.00 plus textbooks Class starts Sept. 11

WATER & WASTEWATER OPERATIONSINTRODUCTION VThis 180-hour course is required for anyone seeking a State ofNew Jersey Class 1 license in water distribution/treatment andwastewater collection/treatment. This introductory course is forwater and wastewater personnel. Curriculum covered includesa review of mathematics as well as physics, chemistry and biol-ogy related to facility operations. Basic methods of processoperations are also included. Field trips supplement classroominstruction. This course has been approved by the New JerseyDepartment of Environmental Protection.Instructor: Emmitt Herron & Howard Wright

Tozour Building Room 156MONDAY & WEDNESDAY 4:00pm 7:00pm 180 hoursFEE: $576.00 plus textbooks Class starts Sept. 10

Registration Informationpages 28 - 29

See back cover for detailsand registration form

8ELECTRICAL HOUSE WIRING VStudents will learn the theory of electrical house wiring by applyingthe technical knowledge taught in a classroom and hands-on fashion.Theory codes and standards, outlet connections, circuits, and metal-lic/non-metallic cables will be included. This course will cover basichouse wiring for the homeowner or an aspiring professional.Instructor: Mike Mills Toft Building Room 330TUESDAY 6:30pm 9:30pm 10 sessionsFEE: $96.00 + $10.00 supply fee = $106.00(S)

AIR CONDITIONING, HEATING & VENTILATION VThe student will be able to explain and apply the theory of gas lawsand heat transfer to the operation of basic refrigeration systems andcomponents and understand the use of tools and materials. Also airconditioner unit sizing and air distribution systems will also be reviewed.Instructor: Staff Toft Building Room 330MONDAY 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm 10 sessionsFEE: $96.00(S)

HOME & BUILDING MAINTENANCE VThis course is designed to give a home owner or an individual re-sponsible for providing building maintenance the opportunity to learnhow to diagnose and fix most of their home/building problems. Theclass will begin by reviewing safety and specific tools/materials appli-cation and use. Some areas to be covered include: setting and ad-justing doors, windows and locks; the installation of tile, grout, flatcement, siding, roofing, trim; replacing plumbing fixtures; screening,caulking, sheetrocking and some general painting tips. No home orbuilding maintenance project is too big or small for this class to havea positive impact upon its outcome.Instructor: Staff Toft Building Room 330THURSDAY 6:00pm 8:30pm 10 sessionsFEE: $80.00 + $15.00 supply fee = $95.00(S)

AUTO REPAIR LAB VThis class is for students who have basic skills in automotive repair,who would like to do minor repairs on their own vehicle under theguidance of a professional ASE certified instructor. All repairs mustbe approved by the instructor and all vehicles must be removed fromthe premises after each night of class. Students will learn by workingon their own vehicle as well as by assisting others (all parts must befurnished by the student).Instructor: James Hornbeck Tozour Building Room 110THURSDAY 6:00pm - 9:00pm 10 sessionsFEE: $96.00 (S) ++

Technical Programs - Part Time

NEW!COMPUTER - MICROSOFT OFFICE 2010 INTRODUCTION VThis ten-week course is an introduction to the software package,Microsoft Office Suite. MS Office includes Word (word processingprogram), Excel (spread sheet program) and PowerPoint (presenta-tion program). Prerequisite: Basic knowledge of computer softwareincluding familiarity with Microsoft Windows operating system. Out-of-class access to a computer operating MS Windows and MS Office2010 software is highly recommended for independent assignmentsto reinforce in-class learning.Instructor: Edward Leszczynski Tozour Building Room 131TUESDAY 4:00pm 5:30pm 10 sessionsFEE: $48.00

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9WOODTURNING INTRODUCTION VThis course offering is an introductory program into the exciting hobby ofwoodturning. Learn safety procedures, lathe operations, tool sharpening,spindle turning, pen making, how to make craft items, and bowl turning. Alsofeatured will be the basics of segmented bowl design and turning. Membersof the Cape Atlantic Woodturners Club will be guest presenters throughoutthe course, providing expert guidance and demonstrations.Instructor: Tom Henry Toft Building Room 331THURSDAY 6:00pm 9:00pm 10 sessionsFEE: $96.00 + $10.00 supply fee = $106.00(S) ++

WOODWORKING FOR BEGINNERS VKnowledge and proper use of hand tools and power machines will betaught. Students will build individual projects of their choice as theycomplete this 10-session program. Supplies for projects will be at thestudents personal expense, however guidance for purchasing will beprovided by the instructor. Note: Projects must be removed from theshop after each nights class.Instructor: Tom Henry Toft Building Room 331WEDNESDAY 6:00pm - 9:00pm 10 sessionsFEE: $96.00 + $10.00 supply fee = $106.00 (S)++

OUTBOARD MOTOR MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR VThis course is for the average boater who wants to know more abouttheir engine. Theory and practical hands-on instruction in the opera-tion, maintenance, and troubleshooting of two and four-stroke outboardmotors and drive trains will be featured. Students are invited to bringin their own motors during several of the shop classes later in thesemester for servicing or repair.Instructor: Steve Schall Tozour Building Room 164TUESDAY 7:00pm - 9:30pm 10 sessionsFEE: $80.00 (S) ++

NEW!SMALL ENGINE REPAIR VThis class is for students interested in the diagnosis, troubleshootingand repair of small engine equipment including lawn mowers, weed/lawn trimmers and quads/ATVs. The course will be delivered in agroup instruction format. The first night of class will be an introduc-tion to the shop including tools and safety. No equipment the firstevening, but bring your suggestions for the items to be repaired. Allrepairs must have the approval of the instructor and all supplies/partsmust be provided by the student. Note: Projects must be removedfrom the premises after each class.Instructor: Michael Elliott, Jr. Tozour Building Room 188TUESDAY 6:00pm 9:00pm 10 sessionsFEE: $96.00 + $5.00 supply fee = $101.00 (S)++

UPHOLSTERY - BEGINNERS VStudents will learn the basic parts of upholstery and knowledge of machinesewing fabric layout. Students will also learn how to measure furniture, stripfurniture, web, set springs, tie in springs, and cover furniture. Students shouldbring measuring tape, tack puller, needle nose pliers, paper and pencil toeach class. Bring an idea for a project to the first night of class. All projectsmust have instructor approval.(NOTE: Projects must be removed from theshop after each night of class).Instructor: Tom Birchall Tozour Building Room 116MONDAY 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm 10 sessionsFEE: $96.00 + $20.00 supply fee = $116.00(S)++$

UPHOLSTERY - BEGINNERS VCourse description is the same as Monday, only the day is different.Instructor: Tom Birchall Tozour Building Room 116WEDNESDAY 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm 10 sessionsFEE: $96.00 + $20.00 supply fee = $116.00(S)++$

MASONRY BASIC SKILLS VLearn the basics of masonry skills for use in home projects or for anentry-level position in the masonry field. Instruction on the proper use oftools and equipment will be featured along with safety requirements.Students will learn about block, brick, brick pavers, pointing, types ofmortar and how to spread for brick and block. Skills learned in theoryclass will be applied through practice in the shop. The planning, layoutand preparation for a variety of masonry projects will also be reviewed.Instructor: Steve Carroll Toft Building Room 348MONDAY 6:00pm 8:00pm 10 sessionsFEE: $64.00 + $5.00 supply fee = $69.00(S)

WELDING BASIC OXYGEN/ACETYLENE VLearn the basics of oxygen/acetylene welding to include cutting,welding and brazing. The supply fee will cover general classroomsupplies, however, student projects will be assessed on an individualbasis. Shop motto: If we cant fix it, its not broken!Instructor: Tom Jackson Tozour Building Room 111MONDAY 6:00pm 9:00pm 10 sessionsFEE: $96.00 + $40.00 supply fee = $136.00 (S)++

Technical Programs - Part Time

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Cosmetology/Hairstyling

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This course is specifically designed toprepare graduates for licensingrequirements established by the NewJersey State Board of Cosmetology/Hairstyling. Students are required tocomplete 1000 productive hours oftraining as part of the course require-ments. The district will strictly enforcethis requirement. Students of thisprogram will be instructed in all of thestate required areas of Cosmetologyand Barbering, along with otherrelated areas of study, includingworkplace readiness and communica-tion skills. Students will practice theirskills on mannequins and fellowstudents. During the second half ofthe year and upon receipt of their

student permit, an in-house clinicalexperience will be added, andstudents will work with patrons fromthe community as part of theirtraining.The program is open to adultstudents with either a high schooldiploma or equivalent, who are 18years of age or older and pass thepre-admission testing. In additionstudents must submit a copy of theirbirth certificate and submit a com-pleted physical form prior to the startof class. All post-secondary stu-dents must also obtain a criminalbackground clearance as per districtpolicy.The Cosmetology program is a fulltime 10 month program that runsSeptember thru June, Mondaythrough Thursday, 1:30pm to9:30pm.The Cosmetology program is fullyaccredited by the New Jersey StateBoard of Cosmetology. Call for moreinformation or to be placed on themailing list for an updated fullbrochure.

Post Secondary

Cosmetology at Cape May Tech.

Topics of study include:Safety Issues and Practices

Professional ImageSanitation

Hair and Scalp CareHair Shaping

Barbering SkillsWet HairstylingThermal Styling

Chemical ApplicationsManicuringPedicuring

Nail Tech ServicesSkin Care

FacialsMake-up Applications

Salon BusinessRelated Sciences

All interested can-didates must takeand pass theTABE test (Test ofAdult Basic Edu-cation), prior to ad-mission into theprogram. An aver-age score of 10thgrade or better onReading Compre-hension, Spellingand Vocabulary isrequired to be con-ditionally acceptedinto the programand to proceed tothe next level ofthe admission pro-cess

Pre-AdmissionTesting

Important Contact Information.

Cape May County Technical SchoolAdult Education Division188 Crest Haven RoadCape May Court House, NJ 08210Ph. 609-465-2161, ext. 681Fax: 609-465-4962Email: [email protected] site: www.capemaytech.com

New Jersey State Board of CosmetologyDivision of Consumer AffairsPh. 973-504-6200Web Site www.njconsumeraffairs.gov

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Dental Assisting

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The Dental Assisting program at theCape May County Technical Schoolprepares the student for certificationas a Certified Dental Assistant (CDA).Successful graduates also qualify forthe NJ Registered Dental Assistant(RDA) and Limited Radiologic Tech-nologistDental LRT-(D) credentials.This program is open to adult stu-dents with either a high schooldiploma or equivalent, who are 18years of age or older and pass thepre-admission testing. In addition,applicants must submit a valid CPR/BLS for Health Care Professionals

and submit a completed physicalform which includes specified titersand immunizations prior to the startof class. All post-secondary stu-dents must also obtain a criminalbackground clearance as per districtpolicy.The Dental Assisting program is afull time 10 month program that runsSeptember thru June. Monday thruFriday, 8:00am to 2:30pm. Clinicalhours may vary depending of theaffiliation site.The Dental Assisting program is fullyaccredited by the American DentalAssociated Commission on DentalAccreditation (ADA-CODA), ap-proved by the Department ofEnvironmental Protection (DEP)Bureau of X-ray Compliance andapproved by the New Jersey StateBoard of Dentistry.Call for more information or to beplaced on the mailing list for anupdated full brochure.

Post Secondary

Dental Assisting at Cape May Tech.

Course Content:

Infection Control

Dental Radiology

Chairside Procedures

Dental Anatomy

Dental Materials

Nutrition

Psychology

Bio-Science

Practice Management

Dental Emergencies

Community Health

Clinical Experience

All interested can-didates must takeand pass theTABE test (Test ofAdult Basic Edu-cation), prior to ad-mission into theprogram. An aver-age score of 10thgrade or better onReading Compre-hension, Spellingand Vocabulary isrequired to be con-ditionally acceptedinto the programand to proceed tothe next level ofthe admission pro-cess




Dental Assisting National BoardDANBPh. 1-800-367-3262 or1-312-642-3368Web Site www.dnba.org

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The Practical Nursing program willprovide a curriculum based on theholistic concept of patient care andwill provide the students with thenecessary knowledge to meet therequirements for licensing in the fieldof nursing. It will prepare the studentsto function as members of the healthcare team to recognize and meet theneeds of people in their care.This program is open to adult stu-dents with either a high schooldiploma or equivalent, who are 18years of age or older and pass thepre-admission testing. In addition,applicants must submit a valid CPR/BLS for Health Care Professionals

and submit a completed physicalform which includes specified titersand immunizations prior to the startof class. All Post-Secondary stu-dents must also obtain a criminalbackground clearance as per districtpolicy.The Practical Nursing program isprojected to be a full time 44-week,daytime program reserved for post-secondary students. The regularclassroom hours are Monday thruFriday, 8:45am to 3:15pm. There isa modified summer schedule forJuly and August. Clinical hours willvary depending on the affiliationsite. The program runs July thruJune.This course is approved by the NewJersey Board of Nursing and theNew Jersey Department of Educa-tion, and consists of both classroomand clinical experiences.

Call for more information or to beadded to our mailing list for theupdated full brochure.

Practical Nursing at Cape May Tech.

Course Content:

Anatomy & Physiology

Chemistry

Community Health

Fundamentals of Nursing

Geriatric Nursing

Growth & Development

Maternity Nursing

Mathematics for Nursing

Medical-Surgical Nursing

Microbiology

Nursing Orientation

Nutrition

Pediatric Nursing

Personal & ProfessionalRelations

Pharmacology

Psychiatric Nursing

All interested can-didates must takeand pass theTEAS V test. Reg-istration for thetesting generallybegins in Decem-ber with testingstarting in Janu-ary for the nextclass that starts inJuly.




State of New JerseyBoard of NursingPh. 1-973-504-6430Fax. 1-973-648-3481Web Site www.njconsumeraffairs.gov/nursing

Practical NursingPost Secondary

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Post Secondary

Post-Secondary Offerings at Cape May Tech.All interested

candidates musttake and passthe TABE test(Test of AdultBasic Educa-tion), prior to

admission intothe program. Anaverage score

of 10th grade orbetter on Read-ing Comprehen-

sion, Spellingand Vocabularyis required to be

conditionallyaccepted into

the program andto proceed to

the next level ofthe admission

process




Admission Information

The admission philosophy providesinterested applicants an opportunity toenroll in the occupational program oftheir choice if they meet the minimumrequirements of their enrollment area.Upon successful completion of thepost-secondary program, the studentwill receive a certificate of programcompletion. Although high schoolstudents are given first priority, theprograms are open to adults (providingthat seating is available) that meet theprerequisites for admission. TheTechnical programs offered at theCape May County Technical School

District are full time (Monday throughFriday), ten month, daytime pro-grams and follow the 180-dayTechnical High School calendar.An applicant must be 18 years ofage by October 15th of the enrollingyear and submit evidence of goodhealth, emotional maturity andstability and good moral character.Applicants for admission mustsubmit a copy of a U.S. recognizedhigh school diploma or equivalent. Itis the responsibility of the applicantto have foreign credentials evaluatedand translated .Call for more information or to beplaced on the mailing list for a fullupdated program brochure.

Career/Technical programsthat are offered

Advertising Design & Commercial ArtAutomotive Mechanics Technology

Business Service TechnologyComputer Technology

Culinary Arts TechnologyDiesel Mechanics

Early Childhood DevelopmentHVAC & Sustainable Energies

Masonry TechnologyPastry/Baking

Travel & TourismWelding Technology

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HAIKU POETRY AThis class will begin with the history of Haiku and related short formsof Japanese poetry. As class progresses, students will explore theirindividual imaginations and creative writing energies. Imagery foundin nature and everyday situations become an integral part of subtlebut profound verse. Relax and enjoy the tranquil ambiance that isHaiku. The course will culminate with a hand crafted booklet for eachstudent, designed and constructed by the instructor, containing onepoem from each student. No experience required, all levels welcome!Instructor: Bud Cole Scrivani Building Room 204MONDAY 7:00pm 9:00pm 6 sessionsFEE: $38.00

Arts/Crafts/Dance/MusicBALLROOM DANCING - BEGINNERS (Session 1) ADance into the season by enrolling in the beginners ballroom danc-ing for couples class. Class instruction will focus on the Foxtrot,Waltz, Cha-Cha, Rhumba, Tango and Jitterbug. An enjoyable learn-ing experience will be had by all!!! Partners recommended.Instructors: George & Pat Rementer Aux Gym Room 230TUESDAY 6:00pm - 7:00pm 10 sessionsFEE: $32.00 (per person)

BALLROOM DANCING - BEGINNERS (Session 2) AThe course description is the same as Session 1, only the meetingtime is different.Instructors: George & Pat Rementer Aux Gym Room 230TUESDAY 7:15pm - 8:15pm 10 sessionsFEE: $32.00 (per person)

BALLROOM DANCING INTERMEDIATE AThis course is designed for individuals who have completed ourballroom dancing beginners course or have at least a begin-ners level of knowledge. Class instruction will focus on interme-diate levels of Cha-Cha, Foxt Trot, American Tango and, by popu-lar demand, the Hustle. Partners recommended.Instructors: George & Pat Rementer Aux Gym Room 230WEDNESDAY 6:30pm 7:30pm 10 sessionsFEE: $32.00 (per person)

GROUP GUITAR ALearn basic technique, scales, chords and chord progressions tosongs, strum and picking patterns. This course also includes how toread tablature and music notation. This introductory course is of-fered in a group workshop format and designed to be interactive andfun! Please bring your guitar to each night of class.Instructor: Reid Alburger Toft Building Room 313MONDAY 7:00pm 8:00pm 8 sessionsFEE: $26.00++

NEW!DRAW, PAINT, WATERCOLOR! ALL LEVELS AAwaken the artist within as you learn to use drawing and paintingtechniques. Develop sketching skills and learn the color mixing prac-tices of painting. Explore techniques you may have always wanted totry with an experienced artist as your guide. Bring a large, spiral-bound sketchbook, a pencil and a kneaded eraser to class. We willdiscuss various techniques you may want to try before you buy anysupplies.Instructor: Mary Simkins Federici Toft Building Room 326TUESDAY 6:15pm 9:15pm 10 sessionsFEE: $96.00++

NEW!GROUP GUITAR INTERMEDIATE AThis intermediate course is for individuals with guitar experience. Moreadvanced techniques will be introduced including slurs, slides, bends,harmonics, playing lead, finger style and note reading. This course isoffered in a group workshop format. Please bring your guitar to eachnight of class.Instructor: Reid Alburger Toft Building Room 313MONDAY 8:15pm 9:15pm 8 sessionsFEE: $26.00++

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Arts/Crafts/Dance/Music

STAINED GLASS BEGINNERS AExplore the art of stained glass by learning how to create and con-struct stained glass items from Tiffany-styled sun catchers tolampshades. Learn the basic techniques of making a copper-foiledwindow as well as glass cutting, foiling and soldering. You will alsobe introduced to basic design concepts. Note: this course requiresthe independent purchase of supplies which will cost approximately$85.00 per student. Class size is limited.Instructor: Bruce Hippel Tozour Building Room 112WEDNESDAY 6:30pm 9:30pm 10 sessionsFEE: $93.00++ (S)

WOODCARVING & DECOY CARVING AA fun, relaxing, enjoyable new hobby can be yours now! In this intro-ductory through intermediate course you will learn the basic tech-niques used in folk art carving or old fashioned woodcarving and de-coy carving. Pattern making and hand tools will be demonstrated inclass. Fundamental techniques are developed using various woodsto carve decoys, shore birds and other objects. Bring your carvingtools the first night of class. Please note: Painting or woodburning willnot be covered and no power tools. Advice and opportunities to pur-chase reasonably-priced carving knives and blanks will be provided.Instructor: Anthony Hillman Tozour Building Room 106TUESDAY 7:00pm - 9:00pm 10 sessionsFEE: $64.00 (S) ++

WOODCARVING & DECOY CARVING AThe course description is the same as Tuesday, only the meeting dayis different.Instructor: Anthony Hillman Tozour Building Room 106WEDNESDAY 7:00pm 9:00pm 10 sessionsFEE: $64.00 (S)++

IRISH DANCING ALL LEVELS AIrish dancing including ceili and set dancing has increased in popu-larity for fun and exercise. In this class, you will learn Irish socialdances for 2 to 8 persons that originated at house parties and danc-ing at the crossroads. Come alone or bring a partner, just be readyto enjoy yourself and dance to traditional Irish music. Note: hardshoe step dancing will not be taught in this class.Instructors: Judy & Mike McLaughlin Tozour Building Room 139WEDNESDAY 7:00pm 9:00pm 6 sessionsFEE: $38.00 (per person)

JEWELRY DESIGN INTERMEDIATE AThis course is designed for the student with some jewelry-makingexperience. An emphasis on design challenges to encourage stu-dents to analyze the execution of a design is the goal of this class.Students will work on independent projects with the oversight of theinstructor. Please bring a project ready to start on the first night ofclass. Note: This course involves the independent purchase of sup-plies and tools.Instructor: Denise Coulter Toft Building Room 312WEDNESDAY 6:30pm-9:00pm 10 sessionsFEE: $80.00++(S)

LINE DANCING -BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE ALine Dancing is a dance done individually in synchronization with oth-ers. This course is designed to teach country standard line dancessuch as: Canadian Stomp, Tush Push, as well as new dances fromCountry to Pop to Latin. Join the fun!Instructor: Michelle Bingnear Aux Gym Rm 230MONDAY 6:00pm - 8:00pm 10 sessionsFEE: $64.00

QUILTING HAND AThis course is not only for beginners, but also for individuals whoenjoy creating quilts by hand. Various quilt-making techniques will beexplored while working on a quilting project. You will also learn theease and portability of lap quilting. Note: this course requires theindependent purchase of supplies as per project selection.Instructor: Judy Nuss Toft Building Room 310THURSDAY 6:30pm 9:30pm 10 sessionsFEE: $96.00 ++

NEW!PAINTING FOR WOODCARVERS AKnown in museums as polychrome sculpture, painted wood carv-ings go back thousands of years in the history of art. This class isdesigned to teach individuals how to prepare their carvings for seal-ing, priming and painting to finish the piece. Techniques for antiquingwill be included and flat, wooden panels can be used in this class. Onthe first night of class, please bring a notebook and pencil/pen. Thefirst evening will be a planning session for your project. On the sec-ond night of class, plan to bring your finish-sanded carving and paint-ing supplies. This course involves the independent purchase of sup-plies based on project selected.Instructor: Anthony Hillman Tozour Building Room 106THURSDAY 7:00pm 9:00pm 10 sessionsFEE: $64.00 (S)++

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Cooking and Baking

BASIC BAKING FROM SCRATCH (Session 1) AThis course is designed to teach individuals how to bake fromscratch. You will be baking a variety of items each week includ-ing cookies, cakes, brownies and muffins. Learn about the in-gredients used in a from scratch recipe and how they are com-bined to create delicious baked goods. A supply list will be dis-tributed at the time of registration.Instructor: Elizabeth OHala Tozour Building Room 123MONDAY 6:00pm 9:00pm 5 sessionsFEE: $48.00 + $35.00 supply fee = $83.00(S)++ 9/15-10/20

BASIC BAKING FROM SCRATCH (Session 2) AThe course description is the same as Session 1. Class startsOctober 27.Instructor: Elizabeth OHala Tozour Building Room 123MONDAY 6:00pm 9:00pm 5 sessionsFEE: $48.00 + $35.00 supply fee = $83.00(S)++ 10/27-11/24

SOUTHWESTERN COOKING (Session 1) AStrap on your salsa shoes and step into another world as we experi-ence the food of another culture in Southwestern Cooking. In thisclass, we will prepare dishes with a Latin influence and learn how toturn some of the uncommon ingredients from the international isleinto new household favorites. After all, variety is the spice of life!Please bring your favorite knife, apron, side towel and containers tobring food home. Note: Some course required supplies may need tobe purchased by students.Instructor: Chef Dave Watson Tozour Building Room 124THURSDAY 6:00pm 8:00pm 5 sessionsFEE: $32.00 + $50.00 supply fee = $82.00(S)++ 9/11-10/9

SOUTHWESTERN COOKING (Session 2) AThe course description is the same as Session 1, class startsOctober 16.Instructor: Chef Dave Watson Tozour Building Room 124THURSDAY 6:00pm 8:00pm 5 sessionsFEE: $32.00 + $50.00 supply fee = $82.00(S)++ 10/16-11/20

CAKE DECORATING AThis course is designed for the beginner cake decorator and individu-als with some experience. You will learn the basic types of icing,color technique, fancy writing, flowers, borders, lattice work, starringand drapes to create your own personal decorations on your cakes.No baking is done in class. A supply list will be distributed at the timeof registration so you are prepared for the first night of class. Join thefun!Instructor: Elizabeth OHala Tozour Building Room 123THURSDAY 6:00pm 9:00pm 8 sessionsFEE: $77.00 + $5.00 supply fee = 82.00++

NEW!FLAVORS OF THE AMERICAN SOUTH (Session 1) AMeat and potatoes never looked so good! Try a new take on Ameri-can classics as we refine Southern dishes with French techniquesand put a new twist on classic comfort foods. Please bring your fa-vorite knife, apron, kitchen towel and containers to bring food home.Note: Some course required supplies may need to be purchased bystudents.Instructor: Chef Dave Watson Tozour Building Room 124TUESDAY 6:00pm 8:00pm 5 sessionsFEE: $32.00 + $50.00 supply fee = $82.00(S)++ 9/16-10/14

NEW!FLAVORS OF THE AMERICAN SOUTH (Session 2) AThe course description is the same as Session 1. Classes startsOctober 21..Instructor: Chef Dave Watson Tozour Building Room 124TUESDAY 6:00pm 8:00pm 5 sessionsFEE: $32.00 + $50.00 supply fee = $82.00(S)++ 10/21-11/25

NEW!INTERNATIONAL CUISINE AThis course is designed to introduce students to various cookingmethods, seasonings and flavors of international cuisine and howdifferent cuisines of the world have influence on American foods. Wewill tour Europe, the Middle East and the Orient on our culinary ad-venture. Please bring your favorite knife, apron, kitchen towel, andcontainers to bring food home. Note: some course required suppliesmay need to be purchased by students.Instructor: Chef John Webersinn Tozour Building Room 124WEDNESDAY 6:00pm 8:00pm 10 sessionsFEE: $64.00 + $100.00 supply fee = $164.00(S)++

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Health and Fitness

CHAIR YOGA WITH MEDITATION (Session 1) AChair yoga is a gentle form of yoga practice that is accessible toeveryone. Participants will use the chair for support either while sit-ting or standing and enjoy the benefits of yoga in a safe, gentle pro-gram. Yoga helps to increase flexibility, strength, range of motionand balance. In addition to yoga postures and movements, breathingtechniques and meditation will be incorporated which provide healthbenefits including increased concentration, decreased anxiety to pro-mote a general feeling of happiness.Instructor: Amy Sue Smith Tozour Building Room 120THURSDAY 5:00pm 6:00pm 5 sessionsFEE: $16.00 Class starts Oct. 16

GENTLE YOGA AGentle yoga class is beginner friendly, but is also appropriate forall skill levels. The focus of this class is on stretching and bal-ancing in basic postures with emphasis on breath work. Relax-ing and rejuvenating, the gentle yoga class promotes well be-ing. Students should bring a mat as well as any props they mighthave or need to use.Instructor: Diane Leiner Tozour Building Room 119WEDNESDAY 7:15pm-8:30pm 10 sessionsFEE: $38.00(S)

HOLISTIC HEALING INTRODUCTION AOur environment, emotions and thoughts greatly influence our healthand well being. In this course, simple holistic strategies will be pre-sented in the following areas: healing with sound and music, stressmanagement, energy healing, reflexology, colors around you andmanage your thoughts. These techniques can easily be shared withfamily and friends to promote a healthy lifestyle.Instructor: Eileen Lepak-Tozour Tozour Building Room 107THURSDAY 7:00pm 9:00pm 6 sessionsFEE: $38.00

CHAIR YOGA WITH MEDITATION (Session 2) AThe course description is the same as Session 1, only the time isdifferent.Instructor: Amy Sue Smith Tozour Building Room 120THURSDAY 6:15pm 7:15pm 5 sessionsFEE: $16.00 Class starts Oct. 16

KUKUWA DANCE WORKOUT AA Kukuwa dance workout is a low impact, high energy choreographedworkout designed to target your cardiovascular system, improve yourfitness level and pump fun through your veins. This energy will addflavor to your workout routine, nourishing both body and soul. Theclass is open to participants of all fitness levels. The dance workoutwill be about thirty minutes followed by an equal amount of time de-voted to fluid yoga stretches and relaxation. Please wear loose, com-fortable clothing and bring a yoga mat. New music this semester forline dancing.Instructor: Karen Manette-Bosna Aux Gym Room 230MONDAY 4:00pm 5:00pm 10 sessionsFEE: $32.00

PILATES PORTABLE REFORM BAR CLASS AThis fitness class features a total pilates core routine using the por-table reform bar to perform movements. This workout is a series ofexercises that works the entire body in the standing, seated and lyingpositions. The class wraps up with a stretching routine of variousmovements. All levels welcome. Please wear loose, comfortable cloth-ing and bring a yoga mat. The reform bar will be supplied. Class sizeis limited.Instructor: Karen Manette Bosna Tozour Building Room 119MONDAY 5:30pm 6:30pm 10 sessionsFEE: $32.00

REIKI I, THE HEALING ENERGY AReiki is a Japanese technique for stress reduction and relaxation thatalso promotes healing. It is administered by laying on hands and isbased on the theory of life force energy. Reiki is a simple, naturaland safe method to promote healing and self-improvement that ev-eryone can use. Optional Reiki manual available for purchase fromthe instructor.Instructor: Eileen Lepak-Tozour Tozour Building Room 107WEDNESDAY 7:00pm 9:00pm 6 sessionsFEE: $38.00 (S)

NEW!AROMASSAGE FOR RELAXATION AStudents will learn massage techniques that focus on the face, fore-arms and hands that can be practiced on themselves or others torelieve tension and promote relaxation. This class will also coverhow to combine massage with aromatherapy to enhance the benefitsof both practices. Essential oils beneficial for the face and hands willbe studied along with blending techniques. Note: contact with es-sential oils is not recommended for pregnant women or for personswith high blood pressure or those prone to seizures. This course isnot associated with any certification or license program for massage.A supply list will be distributed the first night of class. Supplies for thisclass will cost approximately $20.00 per person.Instructor: Mary McWilliams Tozour Building Room 107MONDAY 6:30pm 8:00pm 5 sessionsFEE: $24.00++

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ZUMBA FITNESS AZumba combines high energy and motivating music with dance movesand combinations that allows you to enjoy exercising. Its based onthe principle that a workout should be fun and easy to do. Theroutines feature aerobic and fitness interval training with a combina-tion of fast and slow rhythms to tone and sculpt the body. Pleasewear loose, comfortable clothing. Note: Participant must be in ad-equate physical condition.Instructor: Angie Buccella Scrivani Gym Room 209TUESDAY & THURSDAY 6:00pm 7:00pm 20 sessionsFEE: $64.00

YOGA - INTRODUCTION AHave you ever wanted to try yoga or would you like to reinforce thebasics you may have learned some years ago? This yoga practice isoffered 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. Yogahelps manage and reduce stress. No previous yoga experience re-quired and all levels are welcome. Wear loose comfortable clothingto move in, bring a yoga mat or blanket. Chairs are available.Instructor: Karen Manette Bosna Tozour Building Room 119THURSDAY 6:30pm - 7:30pm 10 sessionsFEE: $32.00

YIN YOGA AThe Yin form of Yoga is a quiet practice targeting the ligaments, tendonsand connective tissues. Poses are held for 3 to 5 minutes while relaxingthe muscles and increasing flexibility of the joints. The Yin Yoga class isan appropriate and doable compliment to the Gentle Yoga class. Pleasewear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat and any props youmay need. Some props will be provided by the instructor.Instructor: Diane Leiner Tozour Building Room 119WEDNESDAY 5:30pm 7:00pm 10 sessionsFEE: $48.00 (S)

WEIGHT TRAINING ANever weight trained before? Learn the proper training techniques toincrease strength and reshape your body. Topics include: proper form,designing effective routines, new and improved exercise and trainingtechniques along with basic anatomy and how muscles work. A greatcourse for any age or fitness level. Get geared toward living a stron-ger and healthier life through weight training. Classes will be held inthe weight training room at the Technical School.Note: Participant must be in adequate physical condition and have nomajor physical limitations.Instructor: Jerry DAntonio Aux Gym Weight Training Rm 240TUES. & THURS. 4:00pm - 5:00pm 20 sessionsFEE: $64.00 (S)

Health and Fitness

REGISTER EARLYCall 465-2161 Ext. 263

To See if There is Space Available inthe Class You Desire

NEW!TAI CHI ATai Chi is an ancient Chinese system of Moving Meditation. Posturealignment, gentle movement, breath practice, relaxation and medita-tion are included. Tai Chi promotes increased balance, circulation,muscle tone, flexibility and helps to reduce stress. Please wear loose,comfortable clothing. All levels are welcome. Bottled water for re-freshment is recommended.Instructor: Karen Manette Bosna Aux Gym Room 230WEDNESDAY 5:00pm 6:00pm 10 sessionsFEE: $32.00

NEW!WELLNESS LIFESTYLE SERIES AExplore new ways to get your life and body back on track with thiseight-week holistic wellness series. Each week a new topic will beintroduced in the areas of lifestyle and nutrition to assist you to makepositive changes in your life. Topics include managing stress, healthytravel, obtaining quality sleep, foods and their effect and aromatherapy.Instructor: Chanelle White Toft Building Room 310MONDAY 5:00pm 6:30pm 8 sessionsFEE: $38.00

Senior Citizen Discount

For senior citizens (age 60 or older) the registration fee for non licensing/certified courses will be50% of the posted fee plus any material, supply or book fees for the course.

YOGA PROGRESSIVE LEVEL 2 AThis yoga class is for individuals that have successfully mastered theIntroduction to Yoga class or who are experienced yoga participants.A more progressive yoga experience will be presented as you im-prove your flexibility, strength, energy, self esteem and well being.Bring a Yoga mat or blanket.Instructor: Karen Manette Bosna Tozour Building Room 119TUESDAY 5:15pm 6:30pm 10 sessionsFEE: $40.00

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LanguagesRUSSIAN FOR BEGINNERS AThis is an entry-level course designed to introduce students to theRussian language and culture of the Russian-speaking world. Inthis course, students will learn the language by speaking, listening,reading and writing at the novice level. The main goal of this classis for a student to be able to engage in simple conversations oneveryday topics. Communication skills needed to travel/visit Rus-sia will also be included in this course.Instructor: Ekaterina Hamann Toft Building Room 309WEDNESDAY 6:30pm 8:30pm 10 sessionsFEE: $64.00

NEW!RUSSIAN INTERMEDIATE AThis intermediate level course is for individuals who completed thebeginner level course or know some Russian and wish to progressto the next level of the language. Intermediate levels will be pre-sented to include pronouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs, plurals, num-bers and the use of tenses. Communication skills needed to visit ortravel to Russia including asking questions and in the restaurantwill be presented.Instructor: Ekaterina Hamann Toft Building Room 309TUESDAY 6:30pm 8:30pm 10 sessionsFEE: $64.00

CAPE MAY COUNTY TECHNICAL SCHOOLEVENING/CONTINUING EDUCATION

FALL 2014 CALENDAR

SeptemberMon. Tues. Wed. Thurs.

10 1115 16 17 1822 23 24 2529 30

OctoberMon. Tues. Wed. Thurs.

XX 26 7 8 9

XX 14 15 1620 21 22 2327 XX 29 30

NovemberMon. Tues. Wed. Thurs.

3 4 5 XX10 11 12 1317 18 19 2024 25

No class: October 1, 13, 28November 6

Note: Some courses may begin or endon different dates.Please check the

specific course description.

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Special Training

DOG OBEDIENCE (Session 1) AA gentle, traditional method with positive reinforcement for solvingundesirable canine obedience problems for dogs at least 6 months ofage. This course includes all basic exercises such as heeling, sit/stay, down/stay, come when called, etc. Learn how to communicatewith your canine pal using language they understand. Also, prob-lems such as jumping up and barking will be addressed. Canine goodcitizen evaluation and test will be available. Class size is limited. Asuitable leash is required. Please, no flex lead. Collars, leashes andtraining equipment will be available for sale. Note: NO DOGS ONTHE FIRST NIGHT OF CLASS, HOWEVER, PLEASE BRING YOURDOGS IMMUNIZATION RECORD (BORDETELLA VACCINE RE-QUIRED). ON THE FIRST NIGHT, AN ORIENTATION AND RECORDREVIEW WILL OCCUR.Instructor: Nancy Minarik Aux Gym Room 230THURSDAY 7:00pm 8:00pm 8 sessionsFEE: $26.00++

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY AAre you thinking of upgrading from your 35mm to a digital cam-era or do you have a digital camera, and want to learn more?Learn how to master your digital camera, and what to do afteryou have taken the photo. It is a lot easier than you think. Light-ing, composition, posing, camera operation and terminology willbe presented. Please bring your digital camera and instructionmanual to class.Instructor: Mary Beth Quinn Tozour Building Room 151TUESDAY 6:00pm 8:30pm 8 sessionsFEE: $64.00

DOG OBEDIENCE (Session 2) ACourse description same as Session 1, only the time is different.Instructor: Gail Fumo Aux Gym Room 230THURSDAY 8:00pm 9:00pm 8 sessionsFEE: $26.00++

FUNDAMENTALS OF INVESTING ALearn how to talk investments. Boost your investment IQ in only fourseminars. We will start with the Why? of investing (Seminar #1)before moving into a discussion of where to invest your money (Semi-nar #2) and planning your estate (Seminars #3 & 4).Instructor: Michele Heiny Scott, Financial AdvisorHeiny Scott Investment Group, LLC Toft Building Room 311THURSDAY 6:30pm - 8:30pm 4 seminarsFEE: $26.00 Class starts Oct. 2

Seminar 1 Why invest? This seminar will feature a discussion of thereasons for investing and the challenges investors face. Developinginvestment strategies, understanding financial power, how theeconomy effects investments, life insurance, monitoring portfolios,interest verses dividends and the philosophy of money are all topicsthat will be covered.Seminar 2 Where to invest? This seminar will review the varioustypes of investment opportunities and the impact of risk verses re-turns. Stocks, bonds, facts about financial investment ownership,taxes and earnings will be featured topics of discussion.Seminar 3 Planning your estate I. This seminar will cover the whysand hows of estate planning. Identifying goals, prioritizing your fi-nancial objectives, record keeping, beneficiary designation, your will,power of attorney, estate planning needs, Medicare, long-term carepolicies, probate process, trusts and estate taxes are the topics thatwill be covered.Seminar 4 Planning your estate II. This seminar is a continuation of partI.Registered Representative, Securities offered through Cambridge In-vestment Research, Inc., a Broker/Dealer, Member FINRA/SIPC. In-vestment Advisor Representative, Cambridge Investment ResearchAdvisors, Inc., a Registered Investment Adviser. Cambridge and HeinyScott Investment Group, LLC., are not affiliated.

FISHING ROD MAKING & REPAIR ALearn from A to Z the building of custom rods. Identify the type of rodyou want to build, plan the rod layout, select the appropriate compo-nents, and construct your rod step by step. Also, learn how to rebuildor repair your old rods and make buck tails for catching your favoritefish. Please note that all supplies associated with building or repair-ing a rod will need to be independently purchased by the student.Instructor: Capt. Dick Herb Tozour Building Room 160WEDNESDAY 6:00pm 9:00pm 10 sessionsFEE: $96.00 + $5.00 supply fee = $101.00++(S)

FLY TYING/LURE MAKING & CASTING SEMINAR AIn this four-session seminar, you will learn how to construct flies,bucktails and other fresh/salt water lures. Fly casting and fly/lurepresentation will also be covered. The $5.00 supply fee will coverclassroom projects, however, for more specialized creations, a sepa-rate fee will be assessed.Instructor: Hans Toft & Hanna Toft Tozour Building Room 109TUESDAY 6:00pm - 9:00pm 4 sessionsFEE: $38.00 + $5.00 supply fee = $43.00++$(S)

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GENEALOGY AThis course is for beginners as well as individuals with some experiencein researching their family history. You will become familiar with primaryand secondary sources of information as you grow your family tree.Enhance your abilities as a family historian as you learn research tech-niques using census information, vitals, land and church records, pub-lished materials, wills, special libraries and internet resources.Instructor: Patricia Munson-Siter Toft Building Room 310TUESDAY 6:00pm 8:00pm 10 sessionsFEE: $64.00

SOCIAL SECURITY PLANNING AThis informative seminar covers the basics of Social Securityand reveals strategies for maximizing your benefits. At this work-shop you will learn five factors to consider on when to decide toapply for benefits, estimating your benefits, checking your earn-ings record for accuracy, coordinating benefits with your spouse,how to minimize taxes on benefits and coordinating Social Se-curity with other sources of retirement income.Instructor: Michele Heiny Scott, Financial AdvisorHeiny Scott Investment Group, LLC Toft Building Room 311THURSDAY 6:30pm 8:00pm 2 sessionsFEE: $10.00 9/18 & 9/25Registered Representative, Securities offered through Cambridge In-vestment Research, Inc., a Broker/Dealer, Member FINRA/SIPC. In-vestment Advisor Representative, Cambridge Investment Research Ad-visors, Inc., a Registered Investment Adviser. Cambridge and HeinyScott Investment Group, LLC., are not affiliated.

MIXOLOGY 101 AThis mixology course is a comprehensive and detailed course on thebasics of bar/restaurant bartending. Techniques on how to prepare andserve beverages, cutting fruit, setting up sinks as well as how to handlecustomer relations will be featured. In addition, the business and legalaspects of the industry will be covered to prepare individuals for work inrestaurants, taverns, nightclubs and private parties. Field trips supple-ment the curriculum. Please bring a notebook, pen or pencil, and addressbook to each night of class. Prerequisite: 21 years of age or older.Instructor: Christopher Nardy Tozour Building Room 122MONDAY 7:00pm 9:00pm 10 sessionsFEE: $64.00

MIXOLOGY 101 AThe course description is the same as Monday, only the day is differ-ent.Instructor: Christopher Nardy Tozour Building Room 122WEDNESDAY 7:00pm 9:00pm 10 sessionsFEE: $64.00

PUPPY KINDERGARTEN AThis class is for puppies 10 weeks (or have received 2nd immuniza-tion in vaccine series) to 5 months of age. Class will present meth-ods to instill good manners, behavior, socializing, and the basic com-mands: sit, down, wait, come. Also, walking on a leash and address-ing any puppy problems/concerns will be incorporated. Class size islimited. A suitable leash is required. Please, no flex lead. AKC StarPuppy program included. Note: NO PUPPIES ON THE FIRST NIGHTOF CLASS, HOWEVER, PLEASE BRING YOUR PUPPYS IMMU-NIZATION RECORD - BORDETELLA VACCINE AND NEGATIVEFECAL REQUIRED. ON THE FIRST NIGHT, AN ORIENTATION ANDRECORD REVIEW WILL OCCUR.Instructors: Gail Fumo & Nancy Minarik Aux Gym Room 230THURSDAY 6:00pm 7:00pm 8 sessionsFEE: $26.00++

HUNTING DOG TRAINING - FOR THE FIELD AThis course is designed to teach individuals how to prepare a huntingdog for the field. Featured in this class will be equipment, the concept ofevery day is a training day, how dogs learn, clicker training, commands/hand signals, diet/fitness, how to introduce birds, yard drills, honoringand how/when to introduce guns. Please note that the first night ofclass is for the handler only and please bring your dogs immuniza-tion/health record with you. All other classes involve you and your hunt-ing dog partner plus classroom discussions. Bring a crate for the discus-sion portion each night. The final night of class will involve a field trip.Instructor: Howard Wright Tozour Building Room 109THURSDAY 5:00pm 8:00pm 5 sessionsFEE: $48.00++

Special Training

NEW!NO/LOW SEW WINDOW TREATMENTS AThis course will provide instruction on the techniques of producing pro-fessional, quality window treatments by using only an iron and no or lowsew basic hand sewing. Beautiful, high-end window coverings can beconstructed quickly, easily and economically for your home. Windowtreatments presented in this course include draperies, shades and val-ances. This course requires the independent purchase of supplies andfabric based on project selection. A general supply list will be distributedthe first night of class and a specialty supply kit will be available for pur-chase from the instructor at an approximate cost of $15.00.Instructor: Valerie Driscoll Tozour Building Room 112TUESDAY 7:00pm 9:30pm 10 sessionsFEE: $80.00 ++(S)

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Cape May County Technical SchoolHigh School Equivalency

Test Center188 Crest Haven Road

Cape May Court House, NJ 08210609-465-2161 ext. 648

The HSE, formerly known as the GED, sets a new standard for obtaining a NJ State Issued High School Diploma. The HSE-TASC is adminis-tered at the Cape May County Technical School and assesses five subject areas including Reading, Writing, Mathematics, Science, and SocialStudents. The Cape May County Technical School offers the TASC in two formats: paper/pencil and online. Preparation classes are also avail-able and are free of charge.

Examinees must receive a minimum score of 500 in all five sections to be issued a New Jersey High School Diploma by the NJ Department ofEducation. The Cape May County Technical School hosts an Annual High School Diploma Recognition Ceremony to honor students who havesuccessfully passed the HSE and earned their diploma.

HSE TEST Eligibility Criteria Must be a resident of New Jersey Not currently enrolled in an accredited high school At least 16 years of age**Candidates under the age of 18 must complete and submit a Certificate of Non-Enrollment form which can be obtained from their last schoolof record. A form can also be obtained from the Cape May County Adult Education Office, Rm. # 145. Candidates that are 16 or 17 years oldmust be accompanied by a parent or guardian (with proper ID) at registration.

HSE Test RegistrationIn-person registration is required one week prior to the requested test dates. Candidates must possess and present a valid New JerseyDrivers License or valid government issued photo ID with current address and a social security card or birth certificate. TESTING FEES AREDUE AT THE TIME OF REGISTRATION.

Testing FeesInitial Test (all five subjects) - $92.00*

Retest (each test) - $20.40

ALL TESTING FEES MUST BE PAID BY CASH OR MONEY ORDER. Personal checks are not accepted.*The initial test fee of $92.00 also includes two retests per subject area and within the same year, at a reduced rate of $10.00 per test to covertest administration costs.

Please visit our website at www.capemaytech.com for testing schedule. Call (609) 465-2161, ext. 648 for additional information.

Recent Changes to GED TestThe State of NJ has changed the testing requirements for a state issued high school diploma, formerly known as the GED. The testingis now called the HSE which stands for High School Equivalency. The change was initiated to meet the new High School CoreCurriculum Standards.Although all GED state issued diplomas issued before 2014 are valid, all scores for the GED taken previous to 2014 have expiredfor those who did not pass the full battery required to receive a diploma.There are now three state approved versions of the HSE. The Cape May County Technical School is administering the McGraw-HillTASC (Test Assessing Secondary Completion). Passing any version of the HSE will qualify the examinee for the state issued highschool diploma and open doors to college entrance and better job opportunities.Please be aware of fraudulent websites offering home-based online testing for a fee. Testing must be administered at an approvedtesting site.

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CLASS LOCATION CURRICULUM DAYS TIMES CLASS DATES

*Cape May County Technical School HSE Prep Monday188 Crest Haven Road, CMCH Adult Basic Ed. - 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM 9/15/2014Room 176 Thursday

*Cape May County Technical School Tuesday188 Crest Haven Road, CMCH ESL & 6:00 PM 9:00 PM 9/16/2014Room 158 Thursday

One Stop Career Center HSE Prep Monday3810 New Jersey Avenue, Wildwood Adult Basic Ed. - 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM Year Round

Friday

Cape Trinity Catholic Education CenterSecond Floor (St. Anns School) Monday2901 New Jersey Ave., Wildwood ESL - 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM 9/15/2014

Enter the door on E. Magnolia nearest FridayNew Jersey Avenue

Additional available from St. Casimir Church

St. Casimir Church HSE Prep Monday Call for308 Clay Street, Woodbine Adult Basic Ed. - Appointment Year RoundContact Dianne Leo @ 609-374-5670 Friday

~Start anytime during the school year~

FREE CLFREE CLFREE CLFREE CLFREE CLASSESASSESASSESASSESASSES Adult Basic EducationEnglish as a Second Language (ESL)

HSE Preparation (High School Equivalency)

Cape May County Technical School District offers:

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. 644E-mail [email protected]

Or visit us at http://www.capemaytech.com

JOIN NOW! And Work at Your Level

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Adult High SchoolAdult High School Program at Cape May Tech.

Areas ofConcentration

Math

Career Education

English

Health & Safety

Science

Social Studies

Financial Literacy

Foreign Language

Fine Arts

Just the Facts



State of New JerseyDepartment of Education

Web Site www.state.nj.us/education

The Evening Adult High School program at theCape May County Technical School providesNew Jersey residents, 17 years of age or olderand no longer enrolled in high school, an op-portunity to complete the necessary credits re-quired to earn a standard high school diploma.

Our Adult High School program offers studentsthe opportunity to complete their high schoolrequirements on a competency based programschedule. This allows students an opportunityto complete course work at their own pace. Stu-dents often complete courses faster than in atraditional program, however the maximum timeallowed to complete a course is two years.

Students will be required to invest significanttime at home to complete independent studyand are expected to come to class as sched-uled. Students are required to meet New Jer-sey state graduation course credit and testingrequirements to be eligible for a high schooldiploma.

The program is in session from Septemberthrough May, on a two semester format, andclasses are held on Tuesday, Wednesday andThursday evenings from 6:00pm to 8:00pm withthree class periods scheduled on each night.Students may also be scheduled for a state test-ing prep period from 5:15 to 6:00pm, if neces-sary. Students are ideally scheduled for at leasttwo of the three nights the program is in ses-sion to take maximum advantage of programofferings.

Please contact the Adult Education Office if youhave additional questions or to request an ap-plication if you are interested in the Adult HighSchool Program

As part of the enrollmentprocess, all prospectiveapplicants are pre-testedprior to admission intothe Adult High Schoolprogram regardless ofcredit status. The pre-test is the TABE (Test ofAdult Basic Education).

Individuals who passedall sections of the re-quired state grad testsmay be waived from tak-ing the pre-test at the dis-cretion of the admissioncommittee.

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Summertime Adventures For KidsJuly 2015

sponsored by the Cape May County Technical Schools

Summertime Adventures for Kids youth programis a hands-on summer experience for youngpeople ages nine to fourteen.

Class offerings have been designed to shareexciting, creative, enjoyable, and educationalexperiences in the following interest areas:marine, video production, games, food, law/public safety, and art.

Each class curriculum has been tailored todesignated age levels and a similar variety ofclasses will be offered in two one-week sessionsin July.

Cape May County Technical School Districtapproved teachers will staff and administer allprograms.

All classes are held at the Cape May CountyTechnical School District, 188 Crest HavenRoad, Cape May Court House, New Jersey.

More specific information on class offerings willbe available in May 2015.

Please complete the mailing list informationbelow and return the form to the Evening/Continuing Education Office. A SummertimeAdventures for Kids brochure will be mailedto you in May.

Or contact the continuing education office at(609) 465-2161, x646 to place your name onthe mailing list or e-mail your name andaddress to: [email protected].

Cape May County Technical SchoolsEvening/Continuing Education Division

188 Crest Haven RoadCape May Court House NJ 08210

Summertime Adventures for Kids 2015 Mailing List

Name _______________________________________________________________________

Address _____________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

Join the Fun!

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Project Child FindParents 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 CapeMay 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, ProjectChild Find includes all children from the public and non-public schools from the age of 3 to 5 years old (preschool) and children from highlymobile 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 childrenbirth 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 PROYECTOPadres Y Gardientes:Si usted tiene un nio, edades 3-21, quin puede tener dificultades fsicas, sensoriales, de la comunicacin, cognoscitivas o socialesdificultades, 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 enviarun 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, quinpuede 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) ya los nios que son altamente mviles, por ejemplo, estudiantes migratorios y sin hogar. 609- 465-2161 x 637.

www.nj.gov/njded/specialed/childfind.

From culinary arts to calculus,English to engineering,and everything in between,

CAPE MAY TECHis THE high school of choice formany Cape May County students!

Why chooseCAPE 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

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CAPE MAY COUNTYEDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

TRAINING CENTER(ETTC)

WE KNOW NO BOUNDARIES

Customized Trainingfor Business

Increase productivity by providing staff developmentto upgrade the skills of your staff.The Cape May County ETTC specializes in devel-oping and conducting company, school and businessspecific training programs. Training can be conductedon-site at your workplace or at the ETTC located inthe Cape May County Technical school.

Free Workshops for AllEducational Employees

Cape May County ETTC is a training center es-tablished to enhance learning using technology.All public and private school employees can reg-ister for workshops. Registrations are handledon a first-come first-served basis. Workshopsizes are limited, so register early!

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