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Classes begin the week of February 25, 2019Register online at www.paceskip.comRegistration opens January 28, 2019

Parsippany-Troy Hills Township292 Parsippany Road, Parsippany, NJ 07054

BOARD of EDUCATION MEMBERS

Mr. Frank Neglia, PresidentMrs. Alison Cogan, Vice President

ADMINISTRATION

Dr. Barbara Sargent, SuperintendentDr. Robert Sutter, Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources

Dr. Tali Axelrod, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum & InstructionMrs. Robin Tedesco, Business Administrator/Board Secretary

Mrs. Joni Benos, Cheif of Staff/Public Information Officer

PACE DEPARTMENT

Dawn Singerline, Coordinator of External ProgramsTina Joyce, Secretary to the Coordinator

Marie Asaro, SecretaryKathleen Dedrick, Secretary

Mr. Timothy BerriosMr. George Blair

Mr. Andrew ChoffoMr. Joeseph Cistaro

Mr. Matthew DeVittoMrs. Susy GoldererMrs. Judy Mayer

EMERGENCY CLOSING INFORMATION

If the Parsippany-Troy Hills Schools are closed because of inclement weather, the Community School will also be closed. If the weather deteriorates as the day progresses and a late decision to close the Community School is made, it will be publicized as follows: Website: www.pthsd.k12.nj.us TV Stations: News 12 New Jersey Channel 4 - NBC Channel 5 - Fox Channel 7 - ABC

PACE MISSION STATEMENT

Our mission is to offer Parsippany’s diverse community the highest quality of customer-service while creating a welcoming, inviting, and fun environment

where children and adults alike can continue to learn and grow.

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UNDERSTANDING THE NEW COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

Day of Week/Time of

Course DescriptionCourse Code Course Title

# of Sessions

Location: Room Number/School Code

Instructor & Cost

Starting Date

000 Intro to ExcelThis is an introduction to using Excel. You will learn how to identify cell addresses, select cells and ranges, resize columns and rows, modify text and numbers, create basic calculations, filter data, and use the fill and series shortcuts. Students will need to bring a thumb drive to class.Room D27: PHHS Joe Russo • $1004 Sessions • Wed. 7-9pm • 2/25/19

Dear Community Members,

I would like to take a moment to welcome our new customers and to thank our loyal patrons for their continued support of our courses and instructors. I also wanted to tell you about some exciting changes we have made to our program.

First, and I’m sure you have noticed, we have changed the look and feel of our brochure. The new design is easier to navigate, provides more details about our courses, and allows us to highlight exciting new offerings in bigger and better ways.

We have also upgraded our registration system to a new platform called CommunityPass. The new system is easy to use, fast, and intuitive. The system provides upgraded security so that personal and payment information are always safe. Of course, my office will still accept registrations by phone, mail, fax or walk-in, but we are certain our online users will be satisfied with the updated features of the system.

Lastly, we are excited to offer great new courses this Spring, as well as increasing the number of options in our youth programs section. Our goal is to continue to offer modern, creative, informative, and fun courses that meet the interests and needs of our wonderful and diverse community. We feel that the Spring 2019 brochure is a great start to meeting this goal.

Again, thank you for your partnership. We look forward to continuing to serve you and our great community.

Sincerely, Dawn Singerline

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SITE LOCATIONS

PACE courses may be held at any Parsippany School District building. Please check the brochure carefully to determine where your class will be held this term. Below are

the most commonly used buildings for classes:

Parsippany High School (PHS)309 Baldwin Road

Parsippany, NJ 07054Parsippany Hills High School (PHHS)

20 Rita DriveMorris Plains, NJ 07950

Central Middle School (CMS)1620 Route 46 West

Parsippany, NJ 07054

Lake Hiawatha Elementary School (LH)1 Lincoln Avenue

Lake Hiawatha, NJ 07034Northvail Elementary School (NV)

10 Eileen CourtParsippany, NJ 07054

Brooklawn Middle School (BMS)250 Beachwood RoadParsippany, NJ 07054

COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGY 16Intro to Google AppsSocial MediaWordIntro to ExcelCOOKING CLASSES 8Cannoli CheescakeChicken SorrentinoFresh MozzarellaLasagna BolognesePork Chops GiambottaSliced Steak w/ Red Wine Mushroom SauceSunday GravyDANCE 14Ballroom & Latin DancingHustle Dance ClassSocial Line DancingHOBBIES & CRAFTS 5-7CrochetingGetting Paid to TalkKnittingMah JonggMakeup Tips & TricksQuilting: Bargello HeartRollercoasters 101SewingHEALTHY LIVING 9Better Sleep with HypnosisGreen Smoothie ClassLose Weight with HypnosisStop Smoking with HypnosisWhat the Detox?!LANGUAGES 15Advanced Spanish Grammar ConversationSign LanguageLIFE & MONEY MANAGEMENT 1550 Things to Throw Away….Today!Conquering Paper PanicManaging Healthcare

NEW AGE & SPIRITUALITY 10Amazing Psychic PowersPsychic ReadingReliving Past LivesSpirit EncountersSuperpower MemoryREGISTRATION & POLICIES 22-23SPORTS & FITNESS 11-13Basic SailingGentle YogaHiking for Health & Inner PeacePilates for AllRappellingRock ClimbingSummer Kayak AdventureTai Chi for HealthVolleyballZumba Fitness & ToningTRIPS 17Barnes FoundationLongwood Gardens - Festival of FountainsMagical Mystic Seaport, CTPhiladelphia Flower ShowTour of the ShoreYOUTH PROGRAMS 18-21Mac & Cheese SoupWacky Wonton SoupMother's Day Special: Cheese QuicheFather's Day Special: SteakSewing TopsLearn to SewCartoon Drawing LessonsPastel Drawing: The Magnificent MastersSAT PrepIntro to the World of MakeupSAT/ACT Preparation ProgramReady, Set, Go to College!From A Senior in HS to A Freshman on Campus: Changes & ChoicesSKIPWWS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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100 Sewing - Basic If you would like to learn to sew, but don’t know how to get started, come and learn! Complete instruction on selection of patterns and materi-als. Also, supervision of cutting, fitting, marking, sewing, and pressing are included. Bring your sewing machine and scissors.Room D32: PHHS Lois Bright • $10010 Sessions • Tue. 7-9pm • 2/26/19

101 Sewing - Beyond the Basics Familiar with the basics of sewing? Afraid to try a more involved project? Are you more comfort-able having expert advice readily available when you sew? Increase your sewing know-how and work on a more challenging project. Bring your sewing machine if you have one and a project to work on.Room D32: PHHS Lois Bright • $808 Sessions • Tue. 7-9pm • 3/12/19

102 Knitting for BeginnersInterested in learning a new hobby where you can make beautiful craft projects? If your answer is yes, then knitting might be for you. Instruction will include casting on, knit/purl stitches, changing yarn, increasing, decreasing, binding off, reading knitting patterns, and gaug-ing. You will be able to knit a scarf, hat, pillow cover, and more. Materials needed for the first class: worsted weight, light color yarn (#4), 1 pair of 10 inch long, number 8 or 9 knitting needles.Room 301: PHS Eva Rakos • $655 Sessions • Tue. 6:30-8:30pm • 2/26/19

103 Intermediate KnittingIf you are familiar with knit and purl stitch, then it’s time to take your knitting to the next level in our intermediate class. Learn cable, lace pat-terns, different casting-on methods, and circular knitting. Reading patterns, you will be able to knit a scarf, neck warmer, hat, infinity scarf, and more. Materials needed for the first class: worsted weight, light color yarn (#4), 1 pair of 10 inch long, number 8 or 9 knitting needles.Room 301: PHS Eva Rakos • $655 Sessions • Tue. 6:30-8:30pm • 4/2/19

106 Quilting: Bargello Heart Have you ever wished you could sew a beau-

tiful quilt? Do you love color and are comfortable with your sewing machine? Then this class is for you! The pattern is not intimidating and is easy to create. At the end of the class everyone will have a finished quilt top. Bring your sewing machines.Room D32: PHHS Gloria Della Pia • $654 Sessions • Mon. 6:30-9:30pm • 2/25/19

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104 Crocheting for BeginnersEver wish you could complete a beautiful cro-cheting project? Well, let this class be your first step! Instruction will include foundation chain, slip knot, single crochet, double crochet, half double crochet, increase and decrease, shell stitch, working front and back loops, reading crocheting instructions, and gauging. You will be able to create a scarf, hat, cell phone cover, and more. Materials needed for first class: worsted weight, light color yarn (#4), crochet hook H or I.Room 301: PHS Eva Rakos • $655 Sessions • Mon. 6:30-8:30pm • 2/25/19

105 Intermediate Crocheting Are you familiar with chain, slip knot, single cro-chet, and double crochet? Have you developed a love for crocheting, but would like some hands-on instruction to take you to the next level? We think this class will be perfect for you. You will learn to do different pattern stitches: cluster, chevron, and basket weave. You will be able to create a scarf, neck warmer, infinity scarf, granny squares, afghans, and more. Materials needed for first class: worsted weight, light color yarn (#4), crochet hook H or I.Room 301: PHS Eva Rakos • $655 Sessions • Mon. 6:30-8:30pm • 4/1/19

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108 Intro to Mah Jongg Let the fun begin! Join us and learn to play this popular tile game. Mah Jongg combines skill, strategy, and luck but all you need to play is the desire to learn and have fun! This class is for beginners. We’ll introduce you to American Mah Jongg and teach you how to play. Topics covered include: game description, tile recognition, set construction, basic rules and procedures, winning hand combina-tions, table etiquette and strategy. Players must purchase and bring to class a 2018 National Mah Jongg League Card from: www.nationalmahjonggleague.org.Media Center: PHHS Christine Maccarella & Anna Marie Osvold • $555 Sessions • Tue. 6:30-8:30pm • 2/26/19

109 Advanced Mah JonggLet the fun continue! Join us to refine your Mah Jongg skills. This course is designed for those who have taken an introductory Mah Jongg course but would like to continue to learn and play with guidance. Rules will be reviewed and additional instructions regarding strategy, betting, hand construction, and defensive play will be given. Practice new skills and play the game with supervision where questions can be addressed during round-robin play. Players must purchase and bring to class a 2018 National Mah Jongg League Card from: www.nationalmahjonggleague.org.Media Center: PHHS Christine Maccarella & Anna Marie Osvold • $352 Sessions • Tue. 6:30-8:30pm • 4/2/19


107 Makeup Tips & TricksGrab your friends and get ready for a fun night of learning

makeup essentials from an industry expert. Makeup tutorials on YouTube confusing? Don’t know where to start with building your makeup routine? No worries! This live demo will teach you how to navigate your makeup kit, as well as, tips and tricks for easy application. All participants are encouraged to bring their personal makeup and brushes for hands on participation. No experience necessary!Room D23: PHHS Jamie Hudacko • $401 Session • Thu. 7:30-9pm • 2/28/19

Youth makeup class located in the Youth Programs section: page 20

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111 Getting Paid to TalkEver been told you have a great voice? From audio books and cartoons to documentaries, commercials, and more, this class will introduce you to the growing field of voice over. Learn what the pros look for, how to prepare, and where to find work in your area! We’ll discuss industry pros and cons and play samples from working voice professionals. In addition, you’ll have an opportunity to record a short profes-sional script under the direction of our teacher. This class is lots of fun, realistic, and a great first step for anyone interested in the voice over field. For more information please visit: www.voicecoaches.com.Room D15: PHHS Voice Coaches • $451 Session • Tue. 6:30-9pm • 3/19/19

110 Rollercoasters 101Are you a rollercoaster enthusiast who can’t

wait to experience the thrill and rush of a great rollercoaster ride? Or do you have a future engineer in your household who loves to learn how things are designed and built? Well, if the answer to either question is yes, then this class is for you! Get the inside scoop about roller-coasters from a rollercoaster engineer. Learn the basic components of a coaster, different types, standards used, designing, and the latest technology. If you’re lucky, you can even test out a roller coaster! Come hear first-hand accounts about the redevelopment of Coney Island. Stu-dents middle school age to adult are welcome!Room D30: PHHS Jay Crisler • $506 Sessions • Mon. 7-8pm • 2/25/19

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200 The Sunday GravyLearn how to make my family’s traditional “Sunday Gravy” with meatballs, braciole, and sausage. Bring containers. Additional food fee of $20 payable to instructor.Room 416: CMS Dana Ilic • $251 Session • Tue. 6:30 to 8:30pm • 2/26/19

204 Lasagna BologneseLearn how to make this traditional pasta dish. Layered with creamy ricotta and chunky “meat gravy”. Perfect for Easter! Additional food fee of $20 payable to instructor.Room 416: CMS Dana Ilic • $251 Session • Tue. 6:30 to 8:30pm • 3/26/19

205 Chicken SorrentinoThis is a great chicken dish created by my mom. Pan seared chicken topped with eggplant, tomato, and mozzarella in a light wine sauce - Delicious! Additional food fee of $20 payable to instructor.Room 416: CMS Dana Ilic • $251 Session • Tue. 6:30 to 8:30pm • 4/2/19

206 Cannoli CheesecakeWe will turn this classic Italian dessert into a cheesecake! Filled with chocolate chips and topped with fresh strawberries - it will look great on your Easter table! Additional food fee of $20 payable to instructor.Room 416: CMS Dana Ilic • $251 Session • Tue. 6:30 to 8:30pm • 4/9/19

202 Pork Chops Giambotta Learn how to make my family’s delicious pork chops topped with vinegar peppers and potatoes. This is such a flavorful dish - It’s even better the next day! Bring containers. Additional food fee of $20 payable to instructor.Room 416: CMS Dana Ilic • $251 Session • Tue. 6:30 to 8:30pm • 3/12/19

203 Sliced Steak with Red WineMushroom Sauce

We will pan sear a steak to perfection then top it with sauteed mushrooms and a red wine sauce. Who doesn’t love a great steak? Additional food fee of $20 payable to instructor.Room 416: CMS Dana Ilic • $251 Session • Tue. 6:30 to 8:30pm • 3/19/19

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201 Fresh MozzarellaLearn how to make fresh mozzarella with my dad, Anthony. He will show you how to make this delicious cheese from a whole milk curd. He will then make a rolled mozzarella with prosciutto. Everyone will take home some fresh mozzarella. Instructional with some hands on activity. Additional food fee of $20 payable to instructor.Room 416: CMS Dana Ilic • $251 Session • Tue. 6:30 to 8:30pm • 3/5/19

RELATED CLASSESParent/Child cooking classes available in the Youth Section, page 19

1100 Mac & Cheese Soup1101 Wacky Wonton Soup

1102 Mother’s Day Special: Cheese Quiche1103 Father’s Day Special: Steak

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302 Better Sleep with HypnosisDo you have difficulty falling asleep? Do you have difficulty getting back to sleep if you wake up during the night? Imagine leaving life’s cares and worries behind at the end of each day. Learn relaxation techniques and strategies to fall asleep easier.Room D22: PHHS Barry Wolfson • $601 Session • Thu. 8:30-9:15pm • 3/28/19

H E A LT H Y L I V I N G

300 Stop Smoking with HypnosisThrough hypnosis, smoking cessation is easily achieved in a one-hour session. Eliminate the craving for tobacco while minimizing discomfort. In a relaxed state, allow kind and healthy suggestions to en-ter your mind to help achieve your goals. Please bring a small pillow to class.Room D22: PHHS Barry Wolfson • $601 Session • Thu. 6:30-7:30pm • 3/28/19

301 Lose Weight with HypnosisThrough hypnosis, weight loss is easily and painlessly attained. Shed unwanted pounds and keep them off in a safe, ef-fective program. In a relaxed state, allow kind and healthy suggestions to enter your mind to help achieve your goals. Please bring a small pillow to class.Room D22: PHHS Barry Wolfson • $601 Session • Thu. 7:30-8:30pm • 3/28/19

RELATED CLASSES506 Tai Chi for Health See the Sports &

Fitness section, page 11.511 Hiking for Health & Inner Peace See the Sports & Fitness section, page 12.

303 What the Detox?!Participants will learn about the detoxification

systems in the body, the environmental toxins that can harm us, why we should detox, and how to safely and periodically detox with whole organic foods, other lifestyle methods such as dry brushing, sauna, stress management, and physical activity.Room D33: PHHS Mary Ellen Zung • $401 Session • Wed. 6-7:30pm • 3/6/19

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304 Green Smoothie ClassParticipants will learn how to eat with the

seasons, with emphasis on the spring to nour-ish, lighten up, and detox from winter. The instructor will teach you how to build a disease fighting, well balanced, and delicious green smoothie for renewed energy. You’ll also discuss the difference between juicing and blending, and how to introduce smoothies to your family.Room D33: PHHS Mary Ellen Zung • $401 Session • Wed. 6-7:30pm • 4/3/19

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A reinforcement CD is recommended and available for purchase at each

session for $18 a piece.

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401 Spirit EncountersFind out how to communicate with loved ones that have crossed over. Do you wonder if the spirits of your loved ones who have passed are still around you? Is it possible to see or sense them? If you want to reconnect with loved ones, or just want to have a seance and see a ghost for the entertaining fun of it, here’s your opportunity. A $10 class materials fee will be collected by the instructor.Room D33: PHHS Marc Sky • $351 Session • Tue. 8:15-9:45pm • 3/5/19

404 Super Power MemoryHow to remember anything, anytime, anywhere, easily! Are you terrible at remembering names? Forget where you put your car keys? There is an explosion of knowledge that you must absorb in order to succeed in today’s world. Don’t get left behind! In this workshop, you’ll learn the secrets of developing a near photographic memory with very little effort. You’ll discover easy and sure-fire ways to instantly recall names, faces, lists, instructions, school work, English and foreign vocabularies. Workbook is included.Room D33: PHHS Marc Sky • $401 Session • Tue. 6:30-8pm • 3/19/19

402 Amazing Psychic PowersWant to know what someone is thinking? Won-der what the future has in store for you? Find out how to develop your psychic powers. We all have these abilities. In this fun, informative, and entertaining workshop you will discover how to send and receive thoughts, get answers to questions about your future, move objects with your mind, and much more. You won’t believe how much fun you’ll have. We predict you’ll have an amazing time!Room D33: PHHS Marc Sky • $401 Session • Tue. 6:30-8pm • 3/12/19

403 Reliving Past LivesWho were you in your last life? A past life regression may give you an answer to this and other questions relating to the possibility of past lives. Many people feel that we have lived in the past as someone else. Using methods of self-hypnosis, some very interesting things are revealed that could help you improve your life. Please bring a pillow and mat to class.Room D33: PHHS Marc Sky • $401 Session • Tue. 8:15-9:45pm • 3/12/19

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400 Psychic ReadingHave you ever had a psychic reading? Here’s a fun and exciting opportunity to find out about yourself, your relationships, and your future. Renown psychic Marc Sky will do group read-ings in this enlightening and entertaining class. Find out about your future and also show you how to be your own psychic. You will have your palm read and find out all about love, business, relationships, and more. You will also receive an 8-page detailed Numerology chart prepared specifically for YOU. Based on your name and birthday, this chart will analyze what motivates you in life, the impression you give others, the way you express yourself, best careers, the les-sons you must learn, your destiny, best activities for the year, cycles in your life, turning points in your life, the challenges you must meet, and your personal horoscope every day for a year. Also included for the ladies is a Romance Astro-numerology chart revealing your romantic, fun-loving self. Room D33: PHHS Marc Sky • $401 Session • Tue. 6:30-8pm • 3/5/19

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506 Tai Chi for HealthTai Chi (Taiji) is a martial art known for its health benefits to the mind and body. As one of the most well-known “internal” styles, its practice is often compared to moving meditation. Instruc-tion will focus on training for wellness including balance and stability, physical resilience, improv-ing circulation, reduce inflammation, promote heart health, improve coordination, and increase awareness.Cafe: CMS Eric Lang • $1008 Sessions • Tue. 8-9pm • 2/26/19

505 Pilates for AllThe Pilates method of exercise involves breath-ing, body movement control, and awareness. Through dynamic core stabilization you will develop strength, stability, and flexibility. Bring an exercise mat, hand weights, and flex bands. Media Center: PHS Nahed Salem • $11520 Sessions • 10 Weeks (twice/week) Mon. & Wed. 7:15-8:15pm • 2/25/19

509/510 Zumba Fitness & ToningZumba is a fitness class that uses Latin and world rhythms to create cardiovascular exer-cises mixing low-impact sculpting movements with easy-to-follow dance steps. Zumba is a very enjoyable way to burn calories and relieve stress. You may bring light weights (1-2lbs).

509: Cafeteria 2: PHS Zulma Restrepo • $10010 Sessions • Mon. 6:30-7:30pm • 2/25/19510: Gym: LH Zulma Restrepo • $10010 Sessions • Wed. 6:30-7:30pm • 2/27/19

S P O RT S & F I T N E S S

500 Volleyball Beginners:Skills Development

Learn how to play volleyball in a stress-free environment. Class design: 30 minutes of skills development, 30 minutes of games and drills. This class is designed for those who want to have fun while learning about the game and developing their skills.Gym - The Cave: CMS Dawn Singerline • $8510 Sessions • Wed. 6-7pm • 2/27/19

507/508 Gentle YogaThis course uses gentle and restorative yoga techniques to relax the body and the mind. Look forward to experiencing calm and serenity through movement, breathing, meditation, and restorative yoga poses. Physical requirements include: seated poses, standing poses, gentle movement, and laying down on a yoga mat. Bring your own yoga mat.Media Center: BMS Alison Pandora • $85

507: 10 Sessions • Tue. 6:30-7:45pm • 2/26/19508: 10 Sessions • Wed. 6:30-7:45pm • 2/27/19

501/502 Volleyball IntermediateLove Volleyball? Want to work on your skills while playing competitive games with great people? Well, then, this class is for you! Players must know how to pass, set, serve, and hit. Class design: 15 minutes of skills development, 45 minutes of play. *For safety reasons, the instructor reserves the right to move a player to an appropriate class level.Gym - The Cave: CMS Dawn Singerline • $85

501: 10 Sessions • Thu. 7-8pm • 2/28/19502: 10 Sessions • Thu. 8-9pm • 2/28/19

503/504 Volleyball AdvancedPlayers must know how to pass, set, serve, spike, and block. Players must be able to perform at a competitive level while keeping up with the speed of play. *For safety reasons, the instructor reserves the right to move a player to an appropriate class level.Gym - The Cave: CMS Dawn Singerline • $85

503: 10 Sessions • Wed. 7-8pm • 2/27/19504: 10 Sessions • Wed. 8-9pm • 2/27/19

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511 Hiking for Health & Inner PeaceHiking is a lifelong activity that improves muscle tone and cardiac function via a low-impact paradigm. Feel energized by the sun, awak-ened by the wind, and connected to the earth as you absorb the cleansing tonic of nature’s soothing pleasures. Marvel at the shriek of a circling hawk, the pristine beauty of a secluded pond, and the vibrant hues of a distant horizon. Achieve benefits in stress management, weight control, and overall health while adding harmo-ny, balance, and tranquility to your life. Embrace a new activity, meet new friends, and hike in safety with an experienced guide as we explore the beauty and serenity of the outdoor realm. Geology, animal signs, and tree identification will be discussed along the trail. Routes are of vary-ing difficulty and will occur at several venues in the NJ/NY area. Room 36: PHHS Doug Gould • $751 Class Session • Tues. 7-7:45pm • 3/19/194 Hikes • Sat. between 4/6/19 and 6/15/19(exception: no hikes on May 18 or May 25)

512 Summer Kayak AdventureExperience the rhythms of nature as you align your paddle with the flow of the river and con-nect with your inner self as your mind and body unite in a spirit of discovery. The classroom session will explain kayak preparation, strokes, proper attire, and related information for our 11-mile paddle down a calm and scenic sec-tion of the Delaware River in northwestern NJ. A short learning curve for beginners assures a pleasant experience on the very first outing. Delight in riverine scenery and wildlife as you master techniques, teamwork, and communi-cation skills. Safety groups will be established to insure that no one paddles alone. Optional two-person kayaks are available, if you register with a partner. Children must be eight years old and anyone under the age of sixteen must paddle with an adult in a two-person kayak. Veteran paddlers are welcome. Tuition includes one classroom session, rental and transportation of kayaks, life jackets, instruction, and guide fee for one kayak adventure. Room 36: PHHS Doug Gould • $851 Class Session • Tue. 8-8:30pm • 3/19/191 Trip • Sat. 6/22/19 (rain date: Sun. 6/23/19)

513 Basic SailingSEAS (Society for the Education of American

Sailors), is a not-for-profit educational organiza-tion dedicated to teaching basic sailing with em-phasis on safety. Learn how to sail, and sailing theory, using a mix of boats that permit students to learn to sail both single-sail and multi-sail boats on the safety of Budd Lake. SEAS Certified instructors teach all courses. Successful stu-dents receive a SEAS Certificate in Basic Sailing and current year membership in SEAS.

Water sessions provide 16 hours of practi-cal supervised experience, but are subject to rescheduling due to inclement weather (arranged by instructors). Each student must supply a PFD (life jacket) for water sessions, must be able to float, and weigh at least 85lbs. Students under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guard-ian for both classroom and water sessions.Multi-Locations SEAS • $225

Room D25: PHHS • June 4, 6, 11, 13 • 7-9pmBudd Lake • June 8, 15 • 9am-5pm

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515 RappellingYour breath quickens as your heels inch

closer to the edge of the cliff. Behind you? Air! You check your equipment and ask your safety person if he/she is ready. You step off the edge, stabilize, and begin your decent down the rock wall under the watchful and protective eye of your belayer. The classroom session will discuss gear descriptions and applications (static line, dynamic rope, air-traffic-controller, figure 8 device, and the jumar knot for self-belay). Instruction in the commands between the per-son on rappel and the belayer (safety person). Instruction in correct rappelling techniques and positions (double rope, single rope, speed rap-pel, and free rappel). The outdoor session will put everything into motion. The instructor has 30 years experience climbing/rappelling in the USA, Thailand, and Europe. Tuition covers one classroom session and one outdoor session.Room 36: PHHS Doug Gould • $851 Class Session • Mon. 8-8:45pm • 6/3/191 Trip • Sat. 7/13/19 (Rain date: Sun. 7/14/19)

514 Rock ClimbingNo other sport requires the tight mental

focus of a rock climb. Like a dancer on a verti-cal stage, a climber plans then executes each move with a combination of grace and preci-sion. Blending physical strength, coordination, and flexibility with concentration and a certain amount of daring, climbers have pushed aside the constraints of gravity. Whether your expecta-tions are physical, mental, or problematical, rock climbing has something for everyone. You will not need the strength of a weight lifter or the flexibility of a yoga instructor for this introductory course. Instruction in rope handling, knots, spe-cialized equipment, climbing maneuvers, route finding, belay (safety) techniques and teamwork will set the tone for our adventure. You will be on a safety rope at all times; your belayer (safety person) will protect every move. The instructor has 30 years of climbing experience in the USA, Thailand, and Europe. Tuition covers one class-room session and one outdoor session.Room 36: PHHS Doug Gould • $851 Class Session • Mon. 7-7:45pm • 6/3/191 Trip • Sat. 6/29/19 (Rain Date Sat. 7/6/19)

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601 Social Line Dancing - BeginnersNo partner needed! You’ll learn basic steps and simple dances in this course. Dances may in-clude country western, rock, Latin, or ballroom. Wear comfortable shoes and bring water.Gym: LH Sandra Morris • $606 Sessions • Thu. 7-8pm • 2/28/19

602 Social Line Dancing - IntermediateNo partner needed! Repeat students who wish to improve technique, learn new dances, and get great exercise should take this course. Taught at a faster pace, the dances may include country western, ballroom, Latin, rock, and club. Wear comfortable shoes and bring water. Beginners should not sign up for this class.Gym: LH Sandra Morris • $12012 Sessions • Mon. 7-8:30pm • 2/25/19

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603 Ballroom & Latin Dancing - Beginners

If you are an absolute beginner to Ballroom and are a little worried about taking those first steps, these are the classes for you. Learn how to dance the most popular Ballroom and Latin dances for your upcoming wedding, vacation, cruise, or a night on the town. Enjoy learning the steps to the Salsa, Cha Cha, Tango, Foxtrot, and more!Cafeteria 1 & 2: PHS Tony Ninos • $10010 Sessions • Wed. 6:30-7:30pm • 2/27/19

604 Ballroom & Latin Dancing - Intermediate

Already know the basics of Ballroom and Latin Dancing and want to take your moves to the next level? This course will teach you the tech-nique and style you need to look great and feel confident on the dance floor.Cafeteria 1 & 2: PHS Tony Ninos • $10010 Sessions • Wed. 7:30-8:30pm • 2/27/19

600 Hustle Dance ClassJoin us for a special Hustle dance class for

beginner and intermediate dancers! You will learn the basic Hustle steps, simple dance pat-terns, and leading and following techniques. If you enjoy disco and contemporary pop and like to engage in fast-paced rhythmic movements, then the Hustle is perfect fit for you! Great class if you want to shine at weddings, cruises, and those special parties!Cafeteria 1 & 2: PHS Tony Ninos • $10010 Sessions • Wed. 8:30-9:30pm • 2/27/19

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802 50 Things to Throw Away….Today!Whether you are overwhelmed with clutter and know you need to pare down, but have no idea where to begin, or whether your home is fairly organized, but probably has some non-essential things hanging around taking up space, this course is for you! As a Certified Professional Organizer, Deborah will identify 50 things to “throw away... today”! Many of the items we will discuss are probably sitting in your home right now and they can safely go away. Think how much more space you’ll have for the things that are really important.Room D33: PHHS Deborah Gussoff • $451 Session • Mon. 6:30-8:30pm • 4/29/19

801 Conquering Paper PanicPaper is the bane of most people’s existence. From the daily mail, to medical claims, to printed Internet searches, to vital documents, paper tends to pile up and take on a life of its own. Certified Professional Organizer, Deborah Gus-soff, will teach you how to organize your papers, how to create and maintain a household filing system, and how to discern which papers are truly important and must be kept (and which ones you can dispose of). She will also demon-strate how to open and process the daily mail.Room D33: PHHS Deborah Gussoff • $451 Session • Mon. 6:30-8:30pm • 3/18/19

701 Sign LanguageCome one, come all, signing truly is a ball. Whether signing is completely new to you or you are a returning student, you will enjoy learning and exploring the many dimensions of sign lan-guage: pronouns, alphabet, people, and finger spelling.Room 303: PHS Maryann Gatto • $858 Sessions • Mon. 7-9pm • 2/25/19

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800 Managing HealthcareExpenses in Retirement - If you are retired or nearing retirement and will be eligible for Medicare, this course is for you! The Medicare program is complex; it must be properly under-stood before applying for benefits. The class will consist of three modules designed to educate students about Medicare basics, private insur-ance such as Medigap, Part D, & Medicare Ad-vantage. This course will equip students with the knowledge of knowing how to manage health care in retirement and understanding the risk of a healthcare crisis requiring long-term care.Room D15: PHHS Geraldine Callahan • $351 Session • Tue. 6-7pm • 3/12/19

700 Advanced Spanish GrammarConversation

This course is designed to give the average student a real mastery of the Spanish language. Through an immersion & proven grammar based approach, students will progress to conquer a variety of intermediate and advanced Spanish language topics. Students will learn to speak Spanish! Students are required to purchase the textbook Advanced Spanish Step by Step by Barbara Bregstein.Room D24: PHHS Debra Johnson • $10010 Sessions • Thu. 5-7pm • 2/28/19

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900 Intro to Google Apps Learn how to use Google Chrome browser for internet use, Gmail (Google e-mail), Drive (storage), and other good applications (music and photos). Google is an internet browser that combines a minimal design with technology to make the web faster, safer, and easier. Google Chrome browser offers features including ac-cess to favorite pages instantly with thumbnails, desktop shortcuts to launch web applications, and independently run tabs within the browser to prevent browser crashing. Students will need to bring a thumb drive to class.Room D27: PHHS Joe Russo • $1004 Sessions • Tue. 7-9pm • 2/26/19

903 Word - AdvancedLearn how to merge a letter, print labels and envelopes, create columns, add graphic, hyper-links, and customize the ribbon. Students will need to bring a thumb drive to class.Room D27: PHHS Joe Russo • $1004 Sessions • Mon. 7 to 9pm • 3/25/19

902 Word - BeginnerThis course will help you understand how to create, edit, print, and send documents and letters. You will learn how to use templates, headers, and footers. Learn how to navigate the new ribbon bar and understand the built-in security for documents. Students will need to bring a thumb drive to class. Room D27: PHHS Joe Russo • $1004 Sessions • Mon. 7 to 9pm • 2/25/19

904 Intro to ExcelThis is an introduction to using Excel. You will learn how to identify cell addresses, select cells and ranges, resize columns and rows, modify text and numbers, create basic calculations, filter data, and use the fill and series shortcuts. Students will need to bring a thumb drive to class.Room D27: PHHS Joe Russo • $1004 Sessions • Wed. 7-9pm • 2/27/19

901 Social Media for BeginnersFeeling a little left out? Not too sure how to get started on the social media scene? Then this class is for you! You will learn how to create an account and use today’s method of staying con-nected in the world with Facebook, Twitter, and Hangouts.Room D27: PHHS Joe Russo • $753 Sessions • Thu. 7-9pm • 2/28/19

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Trips are organized by Stage Right Broadway Trips. Buses leave from the front parking lot area of Parsippany Hills High School.

Tickets will be held at the bus. The contact number for the day of the trip is 201-920-2937.

1002 Longwood Gardens:Festival of Fountains

We’ll see spring blossoms on 1,000 glorious acres, including the recently renovated main fountain garden.

“The wow factor of the fountains is unsur-passed, but perhaps the most surprising result of Longwood’s thoughtful restoration is the creation of some delightful new spaces where you can relax, reflect, and explore.” - Sharon H. Silverman, The Hunt

Guided overview tour and box lunch are in-cluded. Parking Lot: PHHS • $87Sat. 9:15am-8:30pm • 5/18/19

1003 Magical Mystic, Seaport, CTListen to multiple musicians at the 40th Annual Sea Music Festival. Discover America’s maritime heritage. View the restoration of the Mayflower II. Experience a recreated New England seafaring village with homes, gardens, and demonstra-tions. Explore the new exhibition hall and climb aboard the last wooden whale ship in the world. Cafeteria style lunch is on your own at Galley Restaurant.Parking Lot: PHHS • $88Sat. 7:45am-8:00pm • 6/8/19

1004 Tour of the ShoreWe’ll get a great taste of Spring Lake, the most Irish town in America, with a buffet lunch at St. Stephen’s Pub. After, we’ll stroll the Spring Lake boardwalk. Then we’ll take a guided bus tour from Sea Girt, with its historic light house, to Long Branch, where seven US presidents vaca-tioned. We’ll learn of the sinking of the Morro Castle and the rise of Bruce Springsteen. We’ll also walk the revitalized Asbury Park Boardwalk.Parking Lot: PHHS • $97Sat. 9:45am-7:00pm • 6/15/19

1001 Barnes FoundationEnjoy masterpieces by Renoir, Cezanne, Matisse, Picasso, and Van Gogh in the spectacular museum on Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Lunch on your own.Parking Lot: PHHS • $85Sat. 9am-7pm • 3/9/19

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1000 Philadelphia Flower ShowThe largest flower show in the world celebrates the 50th anniversary of the most spectacular music festival - Woodstock. Inspired by the age of Flower Power, clubs and professionals will create groovy landscapes and displays. Reading Terminal Market for lunch on your own.Parking Lot: PHHS • $89Sat. 9am-7pm • 3/9/19

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Safe Kids In ParsippanyBefore & After School Care

Are you looking for quality before and after school care where your child will have fun in an enriching and safe environment? Consider enrolling them in SKIP. Our program, which operates out of the Elementary and Middle Schools, is available to all Parsippany School District students K-8, Monday through Friday when school is in session. For more information about our program you can visit us online at: www.pthsd.k12.nj.us. Our information is located under the “”For Parents/Students”” tab.”

Wide World of Summer - Camp

Does the cold winter weather have you thinking of making fun summer plans? Consider enrolling your child in the Wide World of Summer (WWS)! WWS is an amazing summer camp which provides interactive activities, enrichment programs, and fun field trips for children in grades 1-8. The primary goal of WWS is to provide a safe and rewarding summer day camp experience to children of various ages, interests and backgrounds, in a posi-tive and educational environment. Registration for camp will open in March. For more information or to register, visit us online at: www.pthsd.k12.nj.us. Our information is located under the “For Parents/Students” tab in the SKIP/PACE section.

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1102 Mother’s Day Special: CheeseQuiche

Surprise mom with brunch for Mother’s Day! Come learn how to make this delicious cheese quiche with a side salad of green beans, asparagus and bacon. Guaranteed to melt your mom’s heart! Additional food fee of $10 per pair payable to instructor. Please bring a small knife, large knife, pyrex dish, and rolling pin.Room 416 : CMS Theresa Navarro from Jeremiah’s Catering & Cooking Studio • $351 Session • Mon. 6-8pm • 4/29/19

1103 Father’s Day Special: Steak Come learn how to season and cook a steak for Dad. We will also learn how to cut potatoes for roasting and make mashed cauliflower. A delicious dish to celebrate Dad! Additional food fee of $20 per pair pay-able to instructor. Please bring a small knife, large knife, and containers for leftovers.Room 416 : CMS Theresa Navarro from Jeremiah’s Catering & Cooking Studio • $351 Session • Mon. 6-8pm • 5/20/19

PARENT/CHILD COOKING CLASSES$35.00 price is per parent & one child. An additional child may participate for $15.


1100 Mac & Cheese SoupDid someone say Mac & Cheese… Soup? YES! Come learn this variation which will satisfy that craving for a twist on the classic. Additional food fee of $10 per pair payable to instructor. Please bring a small knife, large knife and containers.Room 416 : CMS Theresa Navarro from Jeremiah’s Catering & Cooking Studio • $351 Session • Mon. 6-8pm • 3/11/19

1101 Wacky Wonton SoupWinters not over yet! Come learn how to make your own wontons with soup. Sure to please! Additional food fee of $10 per pair payable to instructor. Please bring a small knife, large knife and containers.Room 416 : CMS Theresa Navarro from Jeremiah’s Catering & Cooking Studio • $351 Session • Mon. 6-8pm • 3/25/19

PARENT/CHILD ART CLASS

1104 Pastel Drawing: The Magnificent MastersThis Young Rembrandts’ Pastel Art workshop will focus on different artists. We use an unique step-by-step approach to make it easy. You will be amazed! Each week, we will create an original pastel drawing replicating a famous artist’s masterpiece. We will draw a colorful goldfish bowl as Henri Matisse did in his Goldfish painting, and recreate Vincent Van Gogh’s famous Starry Night complete with swirls throughout the sky. One week we will draw a powerful still life full of robust color as Paul Cezanne did often in his paintings. Also, as Thiebald did for his Cake Paintings. Each class will challenge you with the pastel media. But in the end, you will be a Master too. It will be fun, informative, and a great way to spend an eve-ning with your child. No experience necessary! Please wear an old shirt to each class session. All materials supplied by Young Rembrandts.Room D63 : PHHS Young Rembrandts • $140 (per 1 parent/1 child)6 Sessions • Tue. 6:30-7:45pm • 3/12/19

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1107 Sewing TopsThis class is suitable for those with some sew-ing experience or who want to sew clothing. Students will learn how to work with sleeves, knit fabrics, and make fabulous sweatshirts and tees. All materials are supplied as well as the sewing machine.Room 206 : PHS Vivian Burns • $1106 Sessions • Thu. 5-6:30pm • 2/28/19

1106 Learn to SewThis class is for students who are interested in sewing on a sewing machine. Each week you will work on a new, fun, and usable project such as pillows, aprons, bags, and more!. This class is best suited for students who are between 7 and 10 years old. All materials are supplied as well as the sewing machine.Room 206 : PHS Vivian Burns • $1106 Sessions • Wed. 5-6:30pm • 2/27/19


1105 Cartoon Drawing LessonsEncourage your child’s enthusiasm for art and help develop his or her drawing

skills with a Young Rembrandts drawing class. Our cartoon drawing lessons will stoke your child’s artistic fire. Your child will learn about exaggeration and drawing facial expressions in our lessons entitled “Cold Faces” and “Dad Expressions.” Our students will learn how to create fully realized cartoon characters by personifying cuddly polar bears in our “Cold Weather Friends” lesson. Learning to tell a story through a series of drawings will be the focus in our illustrations featuring a humorous shaving sequence. Encourage your child’s creativity and enroll today! This class is appropriate for students in 1st through 5th grade. All materials supplied by Young Rembrandts.Media Center : LH Young Rembrandts • $1006 Sessions • Mon. 6:30-7:30pm • 3/25/19

1108 Intro to the World of MakeupDesigned to inspire and teach preteens and

teenagers how to get started with makeup! Whether they have been watching tutorials or have been experimenting on their own, they will be able to ask all of their burning makeup ques-tions to an industry expert! There will be a demo and hands-on opportunities for learning. Great class for friends to take together!Room D23 : PHHS Jamie Hudacko • $301 Sessions • Thu. 6:30-8pm • 3/7/19

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1109 SAT PrepDesigned to benefit students of all ability levels, this 30-hour program is divided equally between English and Math and covers all facets of the SAT. Class features: test taking techniques, preparation for the essay, practice SAT(s), advanced math and shortcut math, vocabu-lary development, speed-reading and online podcasts for supplemental review. The podcasts are extremely helpful to all students, especially those with cognitive and perceptual disabilities. Extra help at no charge, course materials and complimentary refresher sessions are included in the tuition. Lentz & Lentz teachers have been specifically trained to teach this program. Lentz & Lentz also allows students the flex-ibility to attend live make up classes at any of its nearby locations.

Free extra help and live makeup sessions in-cluded in tuition: Students can set up free extra help by making an appointment to meet with their instructor directly before or after class. If a student misses a class or has a scheduling con-flict they can contact Lentz & Lentz to set up a live make up class at a neighboring location. For information or to register call Lentz & Lentz at: (845)-638-2826 or visit LentzSATPrep.com.

Room D70 : PHHS Lentz & Lentz • $4408 Sessions • Mon. 6:30-9:30pm • 3/4/19

1110 Ready, Set, Go to College!An interactive workshop for 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th graders on how to prepare the student for the 11th grade college search. We will explore, explain, and discuss resumes, transcripts, report cards, SAT/ACT testing, the essay, the inter-view, teacher recommendations, campus visits, the application, and other college preparation/search topics. Handouts will be given. Come learn how to make yourself a better candidate for college acceptance. Parents are welcome!Room D15 : PHHS Mickey Gilbert • $451 Session • Thu. 6-7:30pm • 3/28/19

1112 From a Senior in HS to a Freshmanon Campus: Changes & Choices

Money is spent every year to get the best SAT and ACT scores. The same dollars are spent in helping students find the best college fit, write the essay, create the resume, and prep for the interview. Once this is complete a student is ac-cepted and a decision to attend is made. Mickey Gilbert then takes the next needed step in helping students prepare for the inevitable “from a Senior in High School to a Freshman on campus” transi-tion. This is an interactive workshop setting. We will discuss topics such as: roommates, missing home, fraternities and sororities, professors vs. teachers, and student services. Room D15 : PHHS Mickey Gilbert • $451 Session • Thu. 6-7:30pm • 4/25/19

1111 SAT/ACT Preparation ProgramIn addition to a thorough subject matter review in every area of the SAT and ACT (basic & advanced algebra, evidence-based reading, writing), Educational Services Center’s com-prehensive course instructs students in score-raising strategies that provide great advantage in the competitive college admissions process. Students who prepare learn time-saving tech-niques, discover how to spot incorrect answers with ease, build stamina, and are generally more relaxed, poised, and in command of the material on test day.

Average class size 13-15 students. All books and lesson materials are included in tuition. Parsippany students enter coupon code S19395 online for the discounted tuition price of $395.

To register or for additional information call 1-800-762-8378 or visit us online at www.esctestprep.com.

Room D73 : PHHS Educational Services Center • $3958 Sessions • Wed. 6:30-9:30pm • 3/13/19(Class dates: 3/13, 3/20, 3/27, 4/3, 4/10, 4/24, 4/25*, & 5/1.) *Note: class on 4/25 is a Thursday.

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POLICIES & REFUND INFORMATION

1. REGISTRATION: Be sure to register prior to class start date as registrations will not be accepted the night of the class.

2. CONFIRMATION: Upon completing your registration, you will receive an e-mail with payment confirmation. Check the brochure carefully for the location, beginning date, and time of your class.

3. REFUNDS: By enrolling in a class, you are confirming that you have read and understand the refund policies below:

a. If class is canceled due to low enrollment, a full refund will be given to all participants. Please allow at least 30 days for the processing of the refund for credit card payments and 6 weeks for cash/check payments.

b. You may make a written request for a refund 2 business days prior to the start of a class. An administrative charge of $10 will be deducted from each refund requested. No refunds will be issued after a class begins.

c. No refunds will be given for classes meeting only one time or for trips unless it is canceled due to low registration.

d. If a class session needs to be canceled due to instructor illness, weather, etc., we will make every effort to reschedule that session. However, this is notguaranteed. No refunds will be given for classes canceled due to instructor illness or inclement weather.

e. PACE is not responsible for a registrant’s decision not to complete a course or if classes are missed. There are no refunds for missed classes due to personal scheduling conflicts.

f. Before signing up for a Sports & Fitness class, please check with your doctor that you are able to physically participate in the class. There will be no refunds due to an inability to physically participate in the class. Participation in PACE programs is at your own risk. Parsippany Troy-Hills Township Schools assume no liability.

4. PARKING: No parking in the fire zones on school premises. PACE students and staff must obey the parking regulations prohibiting general parking in fire and handicapped parking zones in all school lots and driveways or be subject to fines, penalties and/or tow away by Parsippany-Troy Hills Police Department.

5. SMOKING: No smoking anywhere on school district property.

6. COURSE CHANGES: PACE reserves the right to make any changes in course offerings, scheduling, instructor, and room assignments.

REGISTRATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED THE NIGHT OF THE CLASS.YOU MUST BE OFFICIALLY REGISTERED AND ON THE ROSTER IN ORDER TO

PARTICIPATE IN ANY PACE OFFERING.

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