Knowledge is power so take advantage of these powerful opportunities!

If you are 60 or older and you live in Clay County, you can take a class through our partnership with these area schools, institutes, hospitals, and career centers, and have up to $30 per term of your class fee PAID!

(Click on the name to go to their website.)

• Excelsior Springs Area Career Center: (816) 630-9240

• Kansas City Art Institute: (816) 802-3333
  KCAI will offer a special community education course that you may enjoy on Saturday, February 22, 2020, 1 - 4:00 pm.
  Contemporary Embroidery - Using embroidery, students will gain understanding of the history of the craft through lecture and hands-on demonstrations to create individualized samplers. Supplies are provided by KCAI Continuing Education.
  $29 class fee, $10 supplies - you can use your Clay County Senior scholarshop for this class!
   

• North Kansas City Hospital: (816) 691-1688

• NKC Schools Community Education Services: (816) 413-5460

• Northland Career Center: (816) 858-5505

• Park Hill Community Education: (816) 359-4060

KU/Osher Lifelong Learning Institute has partnered with Clay County Senior Services to provide an accessible and innovative learning environment for older adults. Classes generally held from 2-4 pm, varying locations.

Spring 2020 Osher courses sponsored by Clay County Senior Services

Classes held at Northland Innovation Center, NW Missouri State University 4th floor, 6889 N Oak Trafficway in Gladstone.

 

The Devil’s Music: A Story about Rock ‘n Roll 
Instructor is Steve Lopes 
Thursdays, Feb. 6, 13, 20, 2-4 pm

The Myth and Magic of Star Wars 
Instructor is Barry Crawford 
Wednesdays, Mar. 18, 25, April 1, 2-4 pm

The Battle of the Bulge 
Instructor is Mark Gerges 
Thursdays, April 9, 16, 23, 2-4 pm

Courses at any location are $15 for Clay County residents age 60+. See all class offerings and register through the Osher website: www.osher.ku.edu or call them at 913-897-8530.

 

 

The Aging Mastery Program^® was founded by the National Council on Aging (NCOA) as a means of offering practical strategies to empower adults to age well. The program is offered several times throughout the year. There is a 10-week standard curriculum and a 12-week caregiver curriculum. Please watch our NEWS page for current details. You can also call Paula at 816-595-0086 to find out about the current schedule.