Filter by Category
All Classes
Knife Making 1
with Fred Kilgore, Sallisaw Campus
Make a fixed blade, full tang knife with steel bars and resin-inpregnated wood handles--no kits or pre-treated blades. Metal forging not included.
Knife Making 1
with Randy Tanner, Tahlequah Campus
Build a custom, high-performance cutting tool from scratch using traditional stock removal methods. In this hands-on course, you will transform a raw bar of tool steel and a block of resin-impregnated wood into a beautiful, durable, full-tang fixed-blade knife.
This class is completely kit-free; you will design, profile, bevel, and heat-treat your own blade from raw materials.
Please Note: This course focuses entirely on the stock removal method (shaping steel by grinding and cutting). Material forging (blacksmithing with a hammer and anvil) is not included.
NEW! Cash Confident
with Raymond Pettit, Muskogee Campus
This practical class covers the basics of everyday money management, including handling cash, using credit responsibly, and managing a checking account. You’ll learn how to balance a budget, track spending, and build confidence in making smart financial decisions for daily life.
Star Gazing
with Darrel Drumm, Stilwell Campus
***PLEASE PAY AT TIME OF REGISTRATION***
Look up! Get an intro to the night sky and learn about constellations and other sights. Please note that class dates may change due to night sky visibility.
CPR for Healthcare Providers-Basic Life Support/AHA
with Paula Padgett, Stilwell Campus
**PLEASE PAY AT THE TIME OF REGISTRATION***
Learn CPR. This is not a Basic Life Support (BLS) class. If you are needing your certification for health care then please enroll in a BLS (Basic Life Support) class. If you are not sure then please contact us.
Accuplacer Test Prep
with Linda Wilson, Muskogee Campus
This class is designed to help students brush up on essential academic skills in reading, writing, and mathematics to achieve an optimal score. You'll gain familarity with the test format and learn effective test-taking strategies.
Basic Electric for Households 2
with Marty Cloud, Muskogee Campus
Must be 21 years of age to enroll!
Building on what you learned in Basic Electric 1, this course dives into the two primary methods for arranging components in a circuit: Series and Parallel. Students will expand their understanding beyond single-load circuits and discover how multi-device circuits function in real-world scenarios, particularly examining why household wiring is configured in parallel while other devices are set up in series.
Cake Decorating W/Buttercream I
with Katelyn Whitekiller, Tahlequah Campus
Create leaves, roses, rosebuds, borders & intricate designs with glazing, piping and scripts. Additional supplies will be needed, and a more speicifc list will be shared closer to the class start date.