PRCLC Community Education
Because our vision is to provide lifelong learning for our community members, we believe learning should be fun. Therefore, this program offers a wide variety of fun-filled, activity-based classes to meet the interests of all people living in the region, both young and old.
They include anything from art to cooking, from wine tasting to sustainability projects, and much, much more. These classes are offered for a minimal fee and preregistration is necessary so we know how many will be joining us. If you're interested in joining one of our seminars, or you would like to teach a class, please contact Tish Nelson, at (970) 563-0684.
Fall 2012
(subject to change depending on enrollment)
- Beginning PowerPoint - October 9 Ignacio campus - Call 563-0684 to sign up and find out more information.
- Learn to Dance on Thursday evenings starting on October 11. Call 563-0684 to sign up and find out more information.
- Banking and everything you were afraid to ask with Ron Dunavant, president of 1st National Bank of Durango in Bayfield. Tuesday evenings starting on October 16. Call 563-0684 to sign up and find out more information.
- Learn to knit - Call 563-0684 to sign up and find out more information.
- Introduction to the Computer - Call 563-0684 to sign up and find out more information.
- Quilting Class - Call 563-0684 to sign up and find out more information.
More coming in November
- Learn to Dance continued
- Beginning Excel
- Introduction to Photoshop and what to do with your pictures
- Learn to crochet
More coming in December
- Creating Newsletters & Flyers
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