This class was created to aide students in the preliminary studying and permits that they need to get into the ASUMH Commercial Truck Driving Program. This class is classroom only to prepare you for testing for your driving permit. Each student needs to purchase the CDL Training packet from the Arkansas Revenue Office. These packets are $50 and you must bring it with you to the class.

Join us to examine primary sources (paintings, buildings, sculptures, artifacts, etc.) using visual thinking strategies designed to help you learn about historical topics using one of your strongest senses-sight! A fun class for middle school students. 

*There will be no class held on May 13th due to commencement. 

Instructor BIO

Lisa Lacefield is a relatively new resident of Mountain Home, but has called Arkansas home her entire life. Prior to moving to Mountain Home and beginning work in the children's department of the Baxter County Library, she was a middle school history teacher and social studies curriculum consultant in the Jonesboro area for 22 years. She loves teaching about our country and our beautiful state, and thoroughly enjoys helping history come to life for her students.

Picture books aren't just for kids! Come join us for a 4 week class that explores historical topics through beautiful selections of high quality children's literature. Books will dicuss the Great Depression, space exploration, World War II, civil rights and more! Fun, relaxing atmosphere.

 *There will be no class held on May 13th due to commencement.

Instructor BIO

Lisa Lacefield is a relatively new resident of Mountain Home, but has called Arkansas home her entire life. Prior to moving to Mountain Home and beginning work in the children's department of the Baxter County Library, she was a middle school history teacher and social studies curriculum consultant in the Jonesboro area for 22 years. She loves teaching about our country and our beautiful state, and thoroughly enjoys helping history come to life for her students.

This Spanish course is a continuation of the Spanish for Travelers course. It is a Level A1 course with basic grammar and vocabulary. You will learn everyday conversations that you can have with native speakers when you travel. 

Instructor Bio:

Hola! My name is Vanesa Roberts.  I was born and raised in Argentina.  I love learning about different cultures and the magic of language.  I started teaching in Argentina and with all the years I have already been in the USA, I add up to over 20 years of experience in the field of education.  In my free time, I like to be with my family.  We love to travel, and whenever we have a chance, we go camping and hiking.  Bakeries are a must-stop at our destinations, especially those with European or Argentine-style pastries. Let’s say that music, friends, adventure, faith, as well as dancing, baking, teaching, laughing, and spending tons of time with my family makes me the person I am today.  What about you?  Are you ready for this Spanish adventure?  Let’s do it! 

***Class for April 25, 2024 will be in the Gotaas Hall Room H214****

Learn about when we started adding the “Toxic Burden” of Heavy Metals to our planet.

How we get them into our bodies and the effects they have on our health!

Instructor Bio: Paige Wolfe, born and raised in Vermont, moved out West to the Mountains in 1985 at the age of 18.

Discovered my passion for Nutrition & Preventative Medicine at the age of 20.

Because of a lifelong struggle with my Immune System, I have immersed myself in all things that may improve my Health!

After decades of research, I decided it wasn’t “Rocket Science” when it came to Health.

It was...

Eat right, Exercise, Clean Air, Clean Water, Positive Thoughts and all that Jazz!

Until...it was brought to my attention there is NO such thing as Clean Air, Clean Water or Clean Food!

Now, I have a new perspective on how one can be “Thy Healthiest Self”

Come to find out, it is not completely our fault, our ill health that is.

Although we are all responsible for our daily choices, there are many things that impact our Health that we do not have control over!

I show people how to make better choices and limit environmental poisons all while removing “stuck poisons” from deep inside our bodies!

Educating people on the basics when it comes to “Foundational Health” is my “Purpose & Passion” in this life!

I have spent many years working in large Nutrition Departments and now, I firmly believe we need to pay as much attention if not more to what we take out of our bodies as what we put in them!

My Husband and I were living in Florida before moving to the Mountain Home area in March 2022 to be closer to Nature and further from the masses!

We feel blessed that the Ozarks called us!

Ground your hands with cool, moist stoneware clay while you use your imagination to embellish your own creations.  You will roll your lumps of clay, then take them through the process to finished dishes.  Spoon rest, soap dish, tea bag caddy, ring keeper, trinket tray, key catcher, coaster; you name it.  Make four, different or matched, whatever class time allows. 

One session to make, one to glaze, return to collect. 

Participants will create 2 unique and one of a kind cards that are made from premade packets. You will be instructed, with demonstration provided, on how to assemble these cards. At the end of the class you will have created 2 cards that you can keep or send to family or friends. We have a great time creating and socializing. 

Instructor BIO

My name is Jan Kalz and my work background is in occupational therapy, where I would have to develop leisure activites for my patients. I then got heavily into scrapbooking for documenting my families journey through pictures. I also started making cards for my family for different occasions. As I got deeper into card making, I was lucky enough to find a wonderful teacher that taught me card making on a whole different level. I now love to create and re-create cards that I find that pop up and move. The use of color, texture and movement help make my cards unique and different. 

PTQ is an 8-week tennis program for beginners and community programs. It includes 4 weeks of technique coaching, 2 weeks of supervised match-play, and 2 additional weeks of match-play. A tennis racquet is included in the program. 

*Please bring appropriate tennis or athletic shoes and clothing. Bring water or sports drink for hydration. The club does offer bottled water and sports drinks for an additional fee. 

*The dates may be extended due to inclement weather. 

Instructor BIO

Patrick has coached over 25 years including Kansas City, Missouri and North Central Arkansas. His passion for the game keeps people coming and constantly smiling. He played Division 1 tennis for University of Arkansas - Little Rock and loves taking that high performance experience to help players of all ages. He is certified through the United States Professional Teaching Association and the Professional Tennis Registry. His best quality: making people love tennis!