Calendar

English Class-Advanced (L4)

Online classes include reading, speaking, listening and pronunciation for senior whose first language is not English. BEFORE registering, new students must schedule and assessment of their English skills. Please email program coordinator, Amoke Alakoye at aalakoye@rockvillemd.gov to schedule an evaluation. Returning students should register for the class recommended by their teacher. No class on 9/26 or 10/5.

English Class-Basic - Virtual

Online classes include reading, speaking, listening and pronunciation for senior whose first language is not English. BEFORE registering, new students must schedule and assessment of their English skills. Please email program coordinator, Amoke Alakoye at aalakoye@rockvillemd.gov to schedule an evaluation. Returning students should register for the class recommended by their teacher. No class on 9/26 or 10/5.

English Class-Beginner English (L1)

Online classes include reading, speaking, listening and pronunciation for senior whose first language is not English. BEFORE registering, new students must schedule and assessment of their English skills. Please email program coordinator, Amoke Alakoye at aalakoye@rockvillemd.gov to schedule an evaluation. Returning students should register for the class recommended by their teacher. No class on 9/26 or 10/5.

Books that Shaped America: Moby-Dick by Herman Melville

The Library of Congress selected 88 books in June 2012 that helped shape America. Together we will take time to explore and discuss the significant of these works then and now. Each of us brings our own unique experiences to the exchange of ideas. Please find the work in the form that best suits your needs. Reading the book is optional. Presented by Joan Adams. MOBY-DICK: This 1851 novel is a powerful sea story released at the time when whaling was one of the most important industries in the country. The work is often described as a romanticized travelogue, a poetic epic, or a novel of symbolism. It doesn't matter how it is described- this work has stood the test of time. The universal truths and psychological insight packaged in a swift moving story that is full of suspense makes it just as important today as it was in 1851. How has Melville's style and use of narrative made this so noteworthy? Course 23858

Memory Cafe

Alzheimer's Association Memory Cafes offer a fun and relaxed way for people living with early-stage memory loss to get connected with one another through social events that promote interaction and companionship. Bring with you a bag lunch and meet people! Must contact representative, Sheila Griffith, at 240-844-3608 or sagriggith@alz.org prior to attending the group. Meets first and third Monday of the month.

English Class-English Conversation-Beginning

Online classes include reading, speaking, listening and pronunciation for senior whose first language is not English. BEFORE registering, new students must schedule and assessment of their English skills. Please email program coordinator, Amoke Alakoye at aalakoye@rockvillemd.gov to schedule an evaluation. Returning students should register for the class recommended by their teacher. No class on 9/26 or 10/5.

Stress Reduction/Meditation - Hybrid

This class offers the tools to focus, relax and come to a more peaceful sense of being. There is time for both meditation and discussion. Betty Figlure has taught meditation, guided imagery, and stress reduction classes for over 30 years.

Drop in Meeting w/Mayor Newton and Councilmember Monique Ashton

Public Input Open House for Outdoor Recreation Pool Renovations

Community members are invited to drop in anytime from 5:30-8 p.m. Monday, Oct. 17 at the Rockville Swim and Fitness Center to learn about and share input on the upcoming outdoor Recreation Pool renovations. Let the design team know your preferences with the current facility and ideas for the future.

Mayor and Council Regular Meeting