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              WaitlistHomemade Hand Pies (Family)Family ClassesDiscover the joy of baking hand pies from scratch. We’ll make two delicious varieties—one filled with classic, juicy apples and one bursting with sweet blueberries. Learn simple techniques to prepare flaky pastry and flavorful fillings, then bake your creations to golden perfection. Take home your warm, homemade hand pies and a new skill sure to impress any sweet tooth. Ages 8+Fall 2025 - 
						
  
              Starting SoonHooked on CrochetFine Arts & CraftsCrochet offers endless possibilities for creating stylish and retro accessories like hats, scarves, wraps, shrugs, and bags, plus embellishments such as flowers and ruffles. Beginning: This class is for true beginners only. Learn basic techniques and stitches, including single and double crochet. Leave with an understanding of how to read patterns, crochet different shapes, increase/decrease stitches, and finish pieces. Project Circle: For those with some experience or who have completed the Beginning class. Enjoy a relaxed social space, work on projects, share ideas, and enjoy conversation and companionship with others. Get ideas and help starting a new project in a supportive, friendly setting. The instructor will have a variety of patterns to choose from, or you can bring your own. Please note: For the beginning class, materials to get you started will be provided, and as the class progresses, you’ll have the chance to begin a project with instructor guidance on selecting materials to purchase.Fall 2025 - 
						
  
              
          
          Hula Hoop Dance TricksFitness & DanceKeep your inner child alive, enhance your coordination, and immerse yourself in a new form of expression as you learn to maneuver a hula hoop around and away from your body. Learn mesmerizing off-body tricks like isolations, escalators, weaves, and folds, then focus on creating seamless sequences to unlock a zen-like flow state. Hoops will be provided, and you’ll be able to take one home to practice between classes. Designed for all skill levels.Fall 2025 - 
						
  
              
          
          In-Control Crash Prevention Training (Information Only)High School & College PlanningRegister at In-Control Crash Prevention In-Control Crash Prevention is a non-profit training program committed to helping reduce automobile crashes through hands-on training. Motor vehicle crashes are the number one killer of teens nationwide and the main causes are speed and inexperience. Students and their families can learn safety skills that can only be taught at In-Control’s unique closed course environment. Learn how to handle skidding, panic stops, tailgating, and emergency lane changes. This 4.5 hour course has been highly recommended to us by CS Driving School as a way to better learn how to handle unexpected driving situations. Visit this link for a special arlington Community Ed discount, class details, as well as insurance discounts for graduates of the class: In-Control Crash Prevention.Ongoing Programs 22-26 - 
						
  
              
          
          Indian Cooking Together (Family)Family ClassesJoin us for one or both of these dynamic and delicious culinary classes, which combine demonstration with hands-on cooking. Ages 9+ Lassi & Spice: Discover the magic of the masala dabba, the iconic spice box, as you cook a delicious vegetarian meal together and learn how to use these essential spices in Indian cooking. We’ll prepare fragrant basmati rice and protein-packed chana masala, a tasty chickpea curry full of authentic flavors. Add crispy roasted papad flatbread for crunch, then finish with a creamy, refreshing mango lassi everyone will love. Korma & Cumin: Learn how to make a base sauce for mixed vegetable kurma, a creamy, comforting vegan dish that pairs perfectly with jeera rice, a fragrant basmati infused with cumin seeds. We’ll also prepare cabbage subji, a flavorful dry stir-fry that transforms simple ingredients into a standout vegetable dish.Fall 2025 - 
						
  
              
          
          International Travel OpportunitiesGames & TravelTravel is the best education there is! These quality, tailored adventures scheduled for 2026 feature personalized care, expert guiding, and the chance to meet fellow travelers from our community. Discover Portugal: Culture, Cuisine, & Coastlines (February 21-28, 2026 with an optional Azores extension from February 28-March 3 View the brochure here) Scandinavia: Hidden Gems of Normway & Denmark (August) Iceland: Northern Lights & Ring Road Tour (October) American National Parks: The Wonders of Bryce & Zion with optional Grand Canyon extension (May) Sicily: with optional Amalfi Coast extension (September) This webpage is informational only. For trip details or to sign up for info sessions, visit samanthatrips.comOngoing Programs 22-26 - 
						
  
              
          
          Intro Rock Climbing & Belaying on a Ropes CourseFitness & DanceChallenge yourself on the brand-new ropes course in the AHS gym in this class for beginners. Get the skills needed to safely belay on a ropes course, including how to fasten your climbing harness, tie a figure 8 knot, and participate in a team belay. You will also have the opportunity to learn how to solo belay using the PBUS (pull, brake, under, slide) method and try out the climbing wall.Fall 2025 - 
						
  
              
          
          Introduction to ExcelTechnology, Finance & CareerLearn the basics of using Excel, a powerful spreadsheet software developed by Microsoft that is used to perform calculations, data analysis, and data visualization. This introductory course will cover entering data, using formulas, formatting, modifying, and editing worksheets. Engage in hands-on projects such as creating budgeting spreadsheets to track income and expenses for both work and home.Fall 2025 - 
						
  
              Starting SoonIntroduction to the Pottery Wheel: Make a MugFine Arts & CraftsHave fun learning about ceramics by working through the process of making stoneware mugs on the pottery wheel. Receive instruction on how to use the wheel to make the mug bodies, create and attach handles, and apply decorative, food-safe glazes. You will have plenty of time to practice your skills and create a few unique mugs or a matching set. This beginner-focused class includes all materials, tools, and firing.Fall 2025 - 
						
  
              WaitlistIthreach: A Land for Experienced D&D AdventurersGames & FantasyContinue your Dungeons & Dragons adventures. Old friends and new enemies await as we journey together into the unknown, ready to take action at every turn. As we explore this untamed world, Roll Models D&D players are welcome to continue with their existing characters, while players new to the Land of Ithreach will make a character at a level appropriate for the adventure.Fall 2025 - 
						
  
              
          
          Jewelry Making: It’s a Wrap!Fine Arts & CraftsCreate a chic, contemporary bracelet you’ll get all wrapped up in! Inspired by the high-fashion “Chan Luu” bracelets that retail for $190 or more, this class will teach you how to craft your own—with your personal touch. Learn basic laddering techniques to combine leather cording with glass beads, crystals, and semi-precious stones. Add a custom button closure to complete your statement piece. We’ll cover bead selection, material sizing, and thread extension methods. Perfect for beginners or those looking to expand their jewelry-making skills.Fall 2025 - 
						
  
              Starting SoonCollegeDegrees360 (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Jumpstart College Admissions for JuniorsHigh School & College PlanningIf multiple family members are attending, please register under one adult's name only. Don’t miss this valuable seminar to help organize and prioritize your college search and application process. Find out when to tour colleges and what to ask during your visit; how to begin your college list; the meaning of application terminology; and much more. We will review all parts of the application process, from application platforms and college entrance exam strategies to college interviews and student resumes. Leave with a timeline to help keep you organized and focused throughout junior year. Open to students with or without their parents.Fall 2025 - 
						
  
              
          
          Korean Fried Chicken & SidesFood & DrinkKorean fried chicken is addictively delicious and surprisingly easy to make at home. Learn how to make two irresistible styles without deep-frying: flavorful stir-fried chicken served with steamed rice, and crispy baked wings coated in a crave-worthy sauce. You’ll also prepare tasty side dishes like fresh coleslaw and tangy pickled vegetables. Plus, receive a list of suggested side dishes that you can buy in an Asian market to complete your meal.Fall 2025 - 
						
  
              WaitlistKorean KitchenFood & DrinkOne of the most healthful Asian cuisines, Korean cuisine features mainly vegetables and harmonious sauces. In this hands-on class, we will make delicious chicken bibimbap—a rice bowl with chicken, seasoned spinach, cucumber salad, kimchi, egg, and a flavorful sauce. We’ll also prepare Korean japchae, sweet potato noodles stir-fried with vegetables. We’ll finish our meal with a delightful poached apple dessert infused with ginger.Fall 2025 - 
						
  
              
          
          Korean for BeginnersLanguagesInto Korean dramas, food, or K-pop? This welcoming class will help you take your first steps into speaking Korean. Start with Hangeul, the Korean alphabet, and build up to simple conversations using essential grammar and vocabulary. Designed for complete beginners, the focus is on speaking and listening through everyday situations and cultural context. Whether you’re planning a trip, connecting with Korean friends, or just curious, this class will give you a solid foundation in language and culture.Fall 2025 - 
						
  
              WaitlistLand of Ithreach: Dungeons & DragonsGames & FantasyGo on an adventure set in the land of Ithreach, a fantasy setting where the seasons change and the story grows. If you’ve previously played D&D with Roll Models, you may continue to play using your character at their current level or create a new 3rd level character. Mind, Body, and Soul: In the town of Faundale, the mood is celebratory as a brand new river bridge nears completion, promising great prosperity to the town. However, strange activities at night reveal the town is in danger from creatures lurking in a nearby ruin. As heroes, you are hired to investigate and ensure the town is safe. Mind, Body, and Soul is intended only for brand-new characters at Level 1. It has been written to teach the fundamentals of the D&D rules, but players with previous D&D experience are also welcome to join. Players will select from an assortment of pre-generated characters so we can jump right in and play! Caravan of Secrets: Come to the rescue of seven people taken prisoner by a tribe of marauding goblins. Each of the kidnapping victims has a story to tell and a valuable object they must recover from the goblin tribe. Every hostage rescued can become either an ally or a rival for the heroes and act as a springboard for future adventures. New and experienced players are welcome. Players may continue to use their character from Mind, Body and Soul at 2nd level, or begin a new character at 1st level (using choices from the Basic Rules and The Player’s Handbook).Fall 2025 - 
						
  
              
          
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              Starting SoonLife Management WorkshopsWellness & LifePlease note: The date of the Energy & Time Mapping class is now 12/11. Life can feel like a lot—because it is. Between work, relationships, caregiving, and everything in between, it’s easy to get stuck in reaction mode. Most of us weren’t taught how to design a life that aligns our time, energy, and priorities. Grounded in the power of micro habits, this series focuses on small, sustainable shifts that make a big difference. You’ll learn practical tools to reduce overwhelm, clarify your priorities, and build a flexible structure that supports how you want to live. Power of the Brain Dump: Clear mental clutter with a simple yet powerful tool. Learn to unload and organize what’s on your mind, bring order through categories, and create a personal roadmap to manage what matters. Weekly Planning for Real Life: Learn a planning method that works with your life, not against it. This hands-on session guides you through building a realistic weekly plan based on your time, energy, and priorities. Energy & Time Mapping: Stop letting your calendar run you. Learn to map your time around your energy levels, natural rhythms, and real capacity through reflection and hands-on tools.Fall 2025 - 
						
  
              
          
          Memoir Writing: Your Holiday StoryWriting & LiteratureDo you have a holiday story waiting to be shared? Looking for a personal and meaningful gift for friends or family? Craft a unique holiday story using scene-building techniques and prompts that awaken your senses and bring your memories to life on the page. Bring your computer or notebook and come ready to write. Sharing your story is encouraged but optional.Fall 2025 - 
						
  
              
          
          Metalsmithing & Jewelry Open StudioFine Arts & CraftsExplore your creative vision in this dynamic, open studio-style class for intermediate and advanced students. With one-on-one personalized guidance, you’ll navigate from an idea to project completion, advancing your skills along the way. The instructor will help you determine which metals and stones to purchase before the first class. Prerequisites: Students enrolled in this class should have completed three beginner-level classes in metalsmithing technique and/or possess basic skills such as soldering, sawing, flex shaft use, sanding/polishing, and be able to work safely with basic shop tools and equipment. You must also be able to work independently between instructor consultations. Please contact the instructor at laurieasavage@gmail.com prior to the class to discuss project ideas and purchasing materials.Fall 2025 - 
						
  
              WaitlistMetalsmithing: Silver Jewelry MakingArts & CraftsIncorporate personal design touches as you learn or refine fundamental metalsmithing skills in this all-level jewelry-making workshop. Beginning makers will fabricate a textured sterling silver band ring and a sterling silver pendant with a bezel-set stone. Students with prior experience in metalsmithing/jewelry can further develop their skills with sterling silver while fabricating earrings and making a chain link bracelet. Multiple soldering and finishing techniques will be covered, and individual design is encouraged.Fall 2025 - 
						
  
              
          
          MindEdge Learning (Online Learning)Self-Paced Online LearningDO NOT ENROLL HERE. Visit MindEdge to select your classes. Arlington Community Education partners with MindEdge to offer hundreds of online courses that meet the varied needs of our students. MindEdge has self-paced, comprehensive professional development classes for those who want to get ahead in business MindEdge.Ongoing Programs 22-26 - 
						
  
              
          
          Mindfulness MeditationWellness & Life“Presence is a state of inner spaciousness” -Eckhart Tolle Learn the whys and hows of mindfulness meditation. The words and language of spiritual leader Eckhart Tolle, Buddhist monk Thich Naht Hahn, meditation teacher John Kabat Zinn, and the poet Mary Oliver will be referenced to support our understanding and practice. There will be an emphasis on how to establish or continue a regular meditation practice, as well as how to bring these concepts into your daily life. Please note: Wear comfortable, loose clothing and bring a blanket and meditation cushion if you have one. The instructor will bring a few additional cushions, and chairs will also be available for our practice.Fall 2025