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Advanced Beginner Tap DanceHealth and FitnessInstructor: Jaclyn Hammond Advanced Beginner tap is for the student who tapped when they were younger who needs a review or has graduated from the beginner class. If you know the basic steps of flap, shuffle, ball change, Buffalo, Irish and Maxi Ford then this is your class.. Tap shoes required.Fall Adult Ed 2026 -
Advanced Tap DanceHealth and FitnessInstructor: Jaclyn Hammond Advanced tap is for the experience tap dancer who likes a fast pace class. Tap shoes are required for the class.Fall Adult Ed 2026 -
Basic Cooking ClassHealth and FitnessInstructor: Andrew Talamo Enjoy cooking easy and simple recipes. Main dishes and desserts!Fall Adult Ed 2026 -
Beginner Tap DanceHealth and FitnessInstructor: Jaclyn Hammond Beginner tap is for the absolute beginner. If you’ve always wanted to learn to tap dance but never did this is the class for you. Tap shoes are required for the class.Fall Adult Ed 2026 -
FullCrochet Creations BeginnersHobbies & InterestsInstructor: Catherine Botta Always wanted to learn crochet? Need a refresher in beginning skills? Now is the perfect time! In this small class you will learn basic stitches and simple patterns to create beautiful, beginning projects with confidence! Come to the first class with a 5mm crochet hook and a small pair of scissors. Practice yarn will be provided at the first class.Fall Adult Ed 2026 -
Crochet Creations Continued!Hobbies & InterestsInstructor: Catherine Botta If you've mastered Crochet basics and are ready for more, this class is for you. Bring a work-in-progress or a pattern and supplies to begin something new.Fall Adult Ed 2026 -
Elder Law WorkshopFinancialInstructor: Lisa R. Valente of Makofsky Valente Law Group, P.C. If you are concerned about protecting your assets and your dignity, this course is for you. The Elder Law Workshop is a hands-on introduction to the principles of Elder Law and what you can do TODAY to better secure your future. Learn about health care proxies, powers of attorney, how to pay for long term care costs, Medicaid eligibility requirements and how to engage in Medicaid and asset protection planning. Living trusts and the use of such trusts as an asset protection tool will be discussed. This interactive course provides ample time for many student generated questions.Fall Adult Ed 2026 -
Hatha Yoga and Beyond: Unwind, Recharge and Strengthen with Asana, Breathwork and MeditationHealth and FitnessInstructor: Maria Schneider and Angela Tarquinio Come and explore the joy of yoga and its wonderous benefits for the body, mind and soul. This course welcomes beginners as well as experienced yogis. A yoga mat, blocks and blanket are recommended. Registration includes payment for one session, with the option to continue. Credit Cards will be billed one week before the next session begins. Cancelation policy: After completion of your first session, the next session(s) can be canceled at anytime. We will need a written request emailed to aabbey@rvcschools.org. Yoga Session 1: $85.00 October 7, October 14, October 21, October 28, November 18, December 2 Yoga Session 2: $85.00 December 9, December 16, January 6, January 13, January 20, January 27 Yoga Session 3: $85.00 February 3, February 10, February 24, March 3, and March 10, March 17 Yoga Session 4: $85.00March 31, April 7, April 14, May 5, May 12, May 19Fall Adult Ed 2026 -
How to Leave Money to HeirsFinancialInstructor: Lisa R. Valente of Makofsky Valente Law Group, P.C. You've worked hard all your life. Now you want to plan carefully to ensure that your nest egg will be passed along to those you choose, that your estate will not be reduced by excessive taxes and that someone you trust will be appointed to carry out your wishes when you are gone. We will discuss Wills, and revocable and irrevocable living trusts, comparing and contrasting the advantages and disadvantages of each document. Special emphasis will be given to methods of reducing or deferring gift and estate taxes. During this interactive course, we will answer your questions regarding managing, protecting and disposing of your hard-earned assets.Fall Adult Ed 2026 -
Intermediate Tap DanceHealth and FitnessInstructor: Jaclyn Hammond Intermediate tap is for the students who is comfortable with the basic steps and more advanced steps like paradiddles, cramp rolls, and Shirley Temples and can combine them into combinations.. Tap shoes are required for the class.Fall Adult Ed 2026 -
Introduction to Meditation: Finding Your Calm in a Busy WorldHealth and FitnessInstructor: Maria Schneider Feeling overwhelmed? Discover how to quiet the mental chatter and reduce daily stress in this welcoming, beginner-friendly class. No experience, special flexibility, or equipment required Through simple guided mindfulness techniques breathwork and gentle seated postures. you will learn practical tools to cultivate peace. improve focus. and boost your emotional wellbeing. Take a "mini-vacation" from your to-do list and leave feeling grounded and refreshedFall Adult Ed 2026 -
FullMah-Jongg for Beginners and RefreshersHobbies & InterestsInstructor: Dana Mauro BAM! DOT! CRAK! The DRAGONS are landing! If you enjoy games of chance & want to keep your memory sharp, this is the class for you. Don't miss the opportunity to learn how to play Western (American) Mah-Jongg. Sign up as a group of 4 friends or let us create a friendly group for you! All you need to start is a 2026 Mah Jongg card which you can order online from https://www.nationalmahjonggleague.org/Fall Adult Ed 2026 -
Medicare Made EasyFinancialInstructor: Julie Ward-Abdo, Senior Health Plan FinderConfused about Medicare? This easy-to-understand class will explain the A, B, C, and D of Medicare, including enrollment periods, sign-up deadlines, and your coverage options. Learn the differences between Original Medicare, Medicare Advantage, Prescription Drug (Part D), and Medicare Supplement (Medigap) plans. Get the information you need to make informed Medicare decisions with confidence. ZOOM link will be sent to registrants.Fall Adult Ed 2026 -
The Complete Drawing ExperienceArtsInstructor: Stephen Breslow For this fall, our drawing class will cover the basic skills of drawing, add details, and tap into your imagination and self-expression. We will combine the experience of drawing from life with the limitless possibilities of drawing from the imagination. We have 6 sessions planned. We begin with the basic tools of drawing, line, shadow, tones, and picture space. Then we will observe the world around us, drawing people, places, pets and objects, with insight and clarity. We will continue with an exploration of our own imagination. Looking inward, we can invent places of beauty and serenity, express happiness, anger or discontent, even tap into our nightmares. We have specific and directed projects to work on, look at some master drawings, and we will be open to your own interests and ideas. We will work on these projects together, step by step, at your pace. Both beginners and experienced artists can join this community of creative souls. Experienced artists will be challenged to reach another level. Tools will include pencils, pen and ink, colored pencils and markers, and a little computer art. In addition, we will explore how to use the internet to find source and inspiration. Join us, have fun drawing together this spring! Supply list in the registration email.Fall Adult Ed 2026 -
Watercolors for Beginners and IntermediatesArtsInstructor: Zelda Randell Have fun and learn the way to paint Watercolor. We will cover techniques, perspective, color mixing and how to use brushes and other products for perfect results. Supplies link click here. Bring supplies to the first class. You can always reach Zelda Randell at ZRandell@verizon.net for questions.Fall Adult Ed 2026