Join Chief Flight Instructor Norm Utech, of Falcon Aviation Flight School and team for classes in the study of aviation fundamentals including principles of flight, aircraft and engine operations, weather, navigation and radio communication as required by FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) regulations. This course will prepare the student to take the FAA Private Pilot Airplane Certificate written and oral exams. 

Schedule is as follows: 

Topic #1 - ADM and Human Factors/Aeromedical Factors - Wed & Thursday - 2/8 and 2/9

Topic #2 - The Airplane and Systems - Wednesday and Thursday - 2/15 & 2/16/23

Topic #3 - Principles of Flight and Aerodynamics - Tuesday and Thursday - 2/28 and 3/2/23

Topic #4 - Airport Ops/Communication and Pilot Resources - Tuesday/Thur - 3/7 and 3/9/23

Topic #5 - Weight/Balance and Performance - Tuesday/Thursday - 3/14 and 3/16/23

Topic #6 - Weather Theory and Aviation Weather Resources - Tues/Thurs - 3/21 and 3/23/23

Topic #7 - Airspace and Special Use Airspace - FAR 91.155 VFR Weather Minimums;

FAR 91.157 Special VFR; FAR 91.117 - Aircraft Speed - Tues/Thur - 3/28 and 3/30/23

Topic #8 - Flight Planning and Navigation - FAR91.103 - Preflight actions; FAR91.119 - Minimum Safe Altitude; FAR 91.151 - Fuel Requirements; FAR91.l159 - VFR Cruising Altitude -

Tuesday/Thursday - 4/11 and 4/13/23

Topic #9 - FAA Written, Oral and Flight Test Prep - Tuesday - 4/18/23

Italian language for beginners will cover grammar, conjugation, pronunciation, reading, writing, speaking, formal vs. informal, time, numbers, and etiquette. Students will form simple phrases by the end of the first class. In six weeks, students will learn all three conjugations of present indicative.

The one-of-a-kind Improve Aware Traffic School Point and Reduction program is NYS DMV's only humor-based approved course.  "Laugh a little and live a lot" and you will laugh your points off and save 10% on your car and motorcycle insurance plus knock 4 points off your DMV record.  COVID protocols followed for your safety.  This class is great for: senior citizens, new drivers, Court-directed drivers, basically everyone.  This fun and interactive class features:  Plenty of breaks, no boring reading, the fastest certificates, and no final exam.  

One of the best ways to prepare for the SAT or ACT test is to practice! A FREE simulated ACT/SAT test is offered to all high school students, which includes a score report. Pre-registration is required. Walk-ins will not be seated. 

Registration is required.  

Nancy Wise-Reid, owner of WiseClasses, will cover essential smartphone skills such as gestures, notifications, settings, your account, useful apps and how to find/use/move them in this three-session series.*  Students will practice texting, taking and attaching a selfie, saving a picture, adding new contacts, adding calendar events and learn how to give vocal prompts to provide desired information.  Bring your Androids or iPhones and your questions!  

**Registration is required for March 16, March 23, and March 30.  Attendance is mandatory as space is limited.  

Students will review what was learned in Beginning Italian and proceed to passato prossimo.

Marilyn Schlehr, RN has been teaching First Aid/CPR/AED courses for over 10 years to staff, coaches, nurses, and various community members.  She has hands-on real life experience with these skills and enjoys working with others so they have the knowledge and skills needed to feel confident in an emergency situation.  Reviewing scenarios in class is an important part of her technique in order to keep individuals interested and engaged.  Marilyn looks forward to seeing you and helping you obtain your American Red Cross certification!  *See separate registration to complete the course without certification.  

*Online portion to be completed via email link PRIOR to attending the review/skills session on April 1, 2023.  The skills session with review will last 2-3 hours depending on class size.  

Marilyn Schlehr, RN has been teaching First Aid/CPR/AED courses for over 10 years to staff, coaches, nurses, and various community members.  She has hands-on real life experience with these skills and enjoys working with others so they have the knowledge and skills needed to feel confident in an emergency situation.  Reviewing scenarios in class is an important part of her technique in order to keep individuals interested and engaged.  Marilyn looks forward to seeing you and helping you obtain your American Red Cross certification!  *See separate registration to complete the course without certification.  

*Online portion to be completed via email link PRIOR to attending the review/skills session on April 1, 2023.  The skills session with review will last 2-3 hours depending on class size.