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English Class-Beginning/High Beginning (L2)

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-Intermediate (L3)

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.

PC New Users

This course familiarizes those new to computers (or afraid to learn) with the basic components of computers. Introduces everyday tasks like email, word processing, and surfing the web. No experience required. Course 23032

Art Appreciation: Van Gogh's Vision of a Starry Night

Joan Hart, Director of Museum One, will discuss van Gogh's painting "The Starry Night" which has become an icon of our times. A discussion and exploration of this visionary painting and a general overview of van Gogh's artistic development, particularly focusing on his other interpretations of night scenes will be included. Discover new revelations about the mysterious ownership or provenance of this painting. Course 23881

Fall Risk Screening

Do you know someone who has fallen recently? Do you know that falls are the leading cause of brain injury? Receive fall-prevention education from Adventist Rehabilitation Hospital staff and complete a questionnaire to assess your risk of falls. Either receive exercises to do at home or be referred for outpatient physical therapy. #23014

PC Malware

Malware is any piece of software which is intended to cause harm to your system or network. Malware is different from normal programs in a way that most of them have the ability to spread itself in the network, remain undetectable, cause changes/damage to the infected system or network. Learn how to prevent your PC from being ruined. Course 23033

Positive Aging Program-Brain Games-Virtual

It's back (again)! Our brains change as we get older, but with regular brain exercise, we can improve our mental functioning, such as long-term memory, working memory, executive functioning, attention to detail, and processing speed. Join the fun and work your brain as you harmoniously compete with your peers in various games and puzzles. Meets second and fourth Tuesday of each month. #23054

Supper Club

Catered by: Stone Soup Entertainment: Seth Kibel Register by Tuesday August 30 Course 23756

Human Services Advisory Commission Monthly Meeting, Virtual

Charter Review Commission Meeting - September 13, 2022