This is a continuation of ASL I. No class on Febraury 18.

Interested in learning sign language to communicate with a family member or a member of the community? If so, you will find this class a "hands talking" experience. Learn basic ASL such as baby signs, family signs, and visual gestures. Realize why many people who previously struggled to learn a second language are perfect students for this class. Dawna Marie Thorpe has taught ASL for several years. Dawna attended Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C. and The University of Maine. She has strong ASL skills and also has experience with SEE (Signed Exact English). No class on February 19.

This is the third part of the Spanish II class.

This is the third part of the Spanish for Beginners course. It is an introduction to Spanish in a personalized and fun style. The class is designed to help students acquire a foundation of Spanish vocabulary while learning how to speak and listen to the language for general and practical use. Students are encouraged to speak Spanish whenever possible in the class. The book is additional.