Teach your dog to be a more valuable member of the family with the right techniques and strategies. Required: proof of current vaccinations. Dogs must be crated in the classroom when not running drills.

Required Materials:

• Crate/Kennel for Dog (When they're not being worked on)
• Collar and Leash for Dog
• Small "Bite size" treats for dog
• Water bottle (for human) as a recommendation

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.

Covers adult, infant, and child CPR and AED. Includes written and performance exams. CPR e-card included. 

Life gives us plenty of "blank canvases" and it's our job to add some art to them! This class is for the beginner or the emerging artist. Students will create a number of canvases and may participate in the Final Class Project Art Show. This class is for those whom may have never painted, or are intimidated by a blank canvas.

Required for all group homes and residential care employees who administer or monitor medicines.

In this 24 hour class, you will engage in hands-on learning to prepare yourself for assisting students and special education teachers with instructional and non-instructional classroom activities. Upon completion, you will receive your Tier 1 certification. No exam is required.

Prep for the CLEET Phase I and II Unarmed Security Guard test. Covers the Oklahoma Security Act, fire safety, first aid, field notes, patrolling and more. Includes the $50 CLEET Phase I and II exam.

This practical class covers the basics of Medicare. 

Lynn Roach is an Oklahoma-based Medicare educator, advocate, and insurance professional dedicated to helping seniors navigate Medicare and healthcare choices. Lynn works closely with seniors, caregivers, hospitals, case managers, and community organizations to ensure people have access to the information and resources they need to make informed healthcare decisions.

In April, Lynn traveled to Washington, D.C. to meet with lawmakers and policy leaders to advocate for improvements to Medicare and healthcare access.The visit provided an opportunity to discuss real-world issues experienced by Oklahoma seniors and to encourage policies that improve healthcare choices, simplify Medicare enrollment, and protect access to quality care."Advocating for seniors isn't just my profession—it's my passion. Every conversation in Washington was an opportunity to give a voice to the people we serve every day."

This class will go over the basics, and be able to start the conversation to make sure people are well informed.