Event Calendar

Spokane Community College Adult Education faculty work to create a supportive and inclusive environment in which student learning is the focus. Students receive instruction in math, science, social studies, writing, and more. Classes are tailored to the individual, allowing students to complete studies at their own pace. Teens& Adults

For More Information contact SCC Adult Education Department at 509.533.4600.

We are reaching out about the Deer Park Community blood drive on Tuesday, February 19th from 11:00 AM - 4:15 PM INSIDE the NEW Fire Station on Crawford! We are thrilled for the opportunity to partner with the fire station and to move the blood drive inside the brand new community room.

**We are currently in a FRAGILE state for blood!

With cold and flu season hitting our donors hard we are asking for help from past donors who are feeling healthy. We need all the support we can get right now to continue to meet the needs of our community and Hospitals. We are currently searching for 48 healthy donors for Tuesday’s drive. Please let me know if I can schedule you a preferred time, otherwise please click on the link below to schedule your Life Saving appointment now.

http://www.myinbc.org/index.cfm?group=op&step=2&opid=811936&opidh=4382A6C80D175F95AF2FD642A681B960&idt=43504.4619676

Thank you again for all of your past life saving donations.

We hope to see you Tuesday and have a great day!

Thank you,

Amber Short

Territory Manager

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Vitalant

210 W Cataldo Ave

Spokane, WA 99021

Inland Northwest Blood Center is now Vitalant.

English as a Second Language (ESL) classes are for non-native English speaking immigrants, refugees, and citizens to learn how to read, write, speak, and understand English better. Digital and computer literacy is also a focus in ESL classrooms.

ESL classes are designed for beginning, intermediate, and advanced English language learners. Our advanced-level classes prepare students to enter a GED or High School Completion course, college level classes, or professional technical programs. ESL classes are taught by faculty from Spokane Community College’s Adult Basic Education Department.

For More Information contact SCC Adult Education Department at 509.533.4600.

Spokane Community College Adult Education faculty work to create a supportive and inclusive environment in which student learning is the focus. Students receive instruction in math, science, social studies, writing, and more. Classes are tailored to the individual, allowing students to complete studies at their own pace. Teens& Adults

For More Information contact SCC Adult Education Department at 509.533.4600.

Explore electrical engineering concepts, like short and parallel circuits, with Snap Circuits®! Together we’ll build things that chime, light up, spin, and use alternative energy. Ages 8+

For further information contact the Deer Park Library at (509)893-8300.

English as a Second Language (ESL) classes are for non-native English speaking immigrants, refugees, and citizens to learn how to read, write, speak, and understand English better. Digital and computer literacy is also a focus in ESL classrooms.

ESL classes are designed for beginning, intermediate, and advanced English language learners. Our advanced-level classes prepare students to enter a GED or High School Completion course, college level classes, or professional technical programs. ESL classes are taught by faculty from Spokane Community College’s Adult Basic Education Department.

For More Information contact SCC Adult Education Department at 509.533.4600.

Life is a work of art, a story to be shared. Artist Shelley Kardos helps you find your story and express what’s in your heart through painting. You’ll learn some basic techniques and the tools needed to complete an acrylic painting. Registration is required. Adults

For further information contact the Deer Park Library at (509)893-8300.

Spokane Community College Adult Education faculty work to create a supportive and inclusive environment in which student learning is the focus. Students receive instruction in math, science, social studies, writing, and more. Classes are tailored to the individual, allowing students to complete studies at their own pace. Teens& Adults

For More Information contact SCC Adult Education Department at 509.533.4600.

English as a Second Language (ESL) classes are for non-native English speaking immigrants, refugees, and citizens to learn how to read, write, speak, and understand English better. Digital and computer literacy is also a focus in ESL classrooms.

ESL classes are designed for beginning, intermediate, and advanced English language learners. Our advanced-level classes prepare students to enter a GED or High School Completion course, college level classes, or professional technical programs. ESL classes are taught by faculty from Spokane Community College’s Adult Basic Education Department.

For More Information contact SCC Adult Education Department at 509.533.4600.

Everyone is welcome! Read the books then join fellow book lovers at the library to listen and share your thoughts. Experience the adventure of books you might not have discovered on your own and remember: there aren’t any right or wrong responses in literary interpretation—just difference of opinion!

For further information call the Deer Park Library (509)893-8300

Spokane Community College Adult Education faculty work to create a supportive and inclusive environment in which student learning is the focus. Students receive instruction in math, science, social studies, writing, and more. Classes are tailored to the individual, allowing students to complete studies at their own pace. Teens& Adults

For More Information contact SCC Adult Education Department at 509.533.4600.

We’re celebrating Dr. Seuss’s birthday at the library and you’re invited! In honor of America’s most famous reading teacher, we have planned “lots of good fun that is funny.” We’ll be reading books, making crafts, and playing games. All ages

For further information contact Deer Park Library at (509)893-8300.

English as a Second Language (ESL) classes are for non-native English speaking immigrants, refugees, and citizens to learn how to read, write, speak, and understand English better. Digital and computer literacy is also a focus in ESL classrooms.

ESL classes are designed for beginning, intermediate, and advanced English language learners. Our advanced-level classes prepare students to enter a GED or High School Completion course, college level classes, or professional technical programs. ESL classes are taught by faculty from Spokane Community College’s Adult Basic Education Department.

For More Information contact SCC Adult Education Department at 509.533.4600.

Hear family-friendly stories from people of all ages from your community. Have your own family-friendly story to tell? Come up on stage and share it! If telling a story makes you nervous, you can polish it up at an Oral Storytelling Workshop at Spokane Valley and North Spokane Libraries, before taking the stage. Ages 12+.

For further information contact the Deer Park Library (509)893-8300.