Students will build a basic Spanish vocabulary, begin to develop an understanding of simple language structure, and become familiar with Latin American culture.

This course is an introductory process in hand-built and wheel-thrown pottery. Includes basic firing and glazes.

Understand the history and technique of this decorative painting style using flowing patterns, stylized floral ornamentations and inscriptions.

The objective of the class is to better understand and use both the State and National Electrical Codes. Course covers formulas, tables, the intent and general use of code - a primer for all code certification tests. The course will also cover code revisions, classification and responsibilities of inspectors, as well as accessing additional resources.

Provides essential information about establishing a family child care that is in accordance with Wisconsin's State Law.

Gain a comprehensive overview of the major life insurance policies that are sold today. Policies to be covered are term, whole life, universal life, variable whole life, adjustable whole life, and universal variable whole life. The need for these policies as well as policy structure will also be presented. Comparison of several universal and whole life printouts will be discussed.

Learn about Microsoft Word. Come prepared with basic computer skills.

Understand the skills to effectively utilize Windows. Topics include: Desktop management, working with multiple documents and graphics applications, file management and printing. Come prepared with basic computer skills.

Learn fundamental spreadsheet skills. Come prepared with basic computer skills.

The mission of Wisconsin's Underage Alcohol and Other Drugs Education Program is to promote the well-being of underage violators by educating them about the risks and consequences of alcohol and other drug use and helping them to develop the skills and a personal action plan to avoid future problems.