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  • Ballroom Basics (Adult)

    Ballroom Basics is an introductory course to Ballroom Dancing. Footwork, timing, partnership connections, and lead/follow techniques will be covered as we learn the basics of the Waltz, Foxtrot, Rumba, and Swing. Class interest will be taken into consideration for additional dances such as Salsa, Night-Club, Two-Step, or Bachata. This course is designed to be a fun course to take with a partner with no previous dance experience necessary. Cost is $75 per person.
  • Beginning American Sign Language (Ages 13–adult)

    Are you interested in learning to speak a new language without saying a word? This course is a true "hands on" introduction to American Sign Language! We'll cover ABCs and 123s, common greetings, family signs, and so much more—all with plenty of fun games and practice. This intro course is the perfect first step toward learning to communicate with deaf individuals of all ages. A $20 cash book fee will be collected by the instructor at the first class. Note: The class times were originally printed differently in the brochure. The times listed here are correct. For the most up-to-date course information, please refer to our website.
  • Beginning Pottery Wheel & Open Studio (Ages 15–Adult)

    In this class, participants will create pottery vessels and pieces using the pottery wheel and hand-building techniques. The instructors will give detailed demonstrations during the first session and as needed throughout the course. Finished pieces will be glazed during the last two sessions of class. A $30 cash supply fee will be collected by the instructor at the first class.
  • Country Line Dance (Ages 16–Adult)

    Come scoot your boots with us! Learn the basics of country line dancing and enjoy some old favorites along with some new ones. Boot Scootin’ Boogie, Reggae Cowboy, Southside Shuffle, Five-Step, and Tush Push are the current plan, and we will take requests for others dances as well. Loose clothing and closed-toe shoes are strongly suggested. No partner needed. Come dance with us! Note: The final class date has been rescheduled from November 17 to November 12. For the most accurate course information, please refer to our website.
  • Crochet for Beginners (Ages 16-Adult)

    Get ready to relax, create, and celebrate fall. Students will learn to make colorful flower coasters, a pumpkin for the season, and a scarf to get prepared for the colder seasons coming up. To spark your imagination, the instructor will share some of her own creative projects, showing just how much fun it can be to make handmade gifts for friends, family, or simply for yourself! A $20 cash supply fee, collected at the first class, covers hooks and yarn that students will keep. Note: The class starting in November was originally set with different start and end dates. This has been updated online. For the most accurate course information, please refer to our website.
  • Dream Big: Vision Board Workshop (Ages 10–Adult)

    In this inspiring, hands-on workshop, students will explore their goals, interests, and what matters most to them, then turn those ideas into a personalized vision board. Using magazines, images, words, and art supplies, participants will design a creative collage that represents their hopes and aspirations for a fulfilling life. Bring a best friend or family member and create side by side! Sharing the experience makes it even more meaningful—encouraging connection, deep conversations, and built-in accountability to help each other stay inspired. Pause, reflect, and create a board that inspires you to bring your goals to life! (All supplies included in the course fee.) Photo is AI generated.
  • Elements of Watercolor (Ages 13–Adult. Adult must accompany minor)

    Study the beautifully fluid and translucent medium of watercolor. Learn watercolor fundamentals and techniques while painting seasonal landscapes and/or still lives that students will take home each class session. The class will paint the same images, but students are strongly encouraged to bring their own unique artistic style and apply their own creative editing decisions as desired.
  • Machine Quilting 2: Making the Backing (Adult)

    This hands-on class guides you step by step to finish a quilt top on a sewing machine. Learn simple techniques for layering your quilt top, batting and backing then quilting and binding. Leave with the satisfying joy of a unique, warm lap blanket you made yourself. Prerequisite: Completed lap blanket-size quilt top–either from Intro to Quilting or one that you have already. Required Materials - estimated $50 or less Backing Fabric (2-3 yards depending on size of quilt top) Batting for size of quilt Basting Glue Thread the color you want to quilt. (white is provided) Binding Clips (not required, but highly suggested) Straight Pins Small Sewing Scissors (for trimming threads) Provided in Class Extra Straight Pins Fabric Scissors Iron & Ironing board Self-healing Cutting board Rotary Cutter Quilting Ruler Sewing Machine White Thread Purchase 100% Cotton Fabric for Quilting. My favorite places to shop: In Tulsa The Quilting Studio & Fabric Mercantile (51st / Mingo) Sew Much More (91st / Aspen in Broken Arrow) Hobby Lobby also has fabric! Just be sure to get 100% Cotton. Online Shabby Fabrics https://www.shabbyfabrics.com Missouri Quilt Company https://www.missouriquiltco.com Countless others! Amazon, Etsy. What you’ll need to Finish the Quilt - Quilting Two Class Lap Blanket size Batting. (I like Warm Company 100% Cotton) 3 Yards Fabric for Backing & Binding.
  • Pickleball for Beginners (Adult)

    Join the fun and learn the rules and skills of the fastest-growing sport in America! This beginner-friendly class is a great way to stay active, meet new people, and enjoy some friendly competition. A moderate level of physical fitness is required, including running, bending, and squatting. Paddles and balls are provided, but feel free to bring your own paddle if you have one. Come ready to play and have a blast! Requirement: Moderate level of physical fitness.
  • Taekwondo Karate Evening Classes 2026/2027 (Ages 5–Adult) Monthly Auto Pay

    Class times: Little Dragons, 3–6 years, 6:00–6:30pm; Beginner and Intermediate, 7 years & up, 6:30pm–7:15pm; Advanced, 7:15pm–8:00pm; Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Martial Arts makes a difference for one or the entire family! Develop self-confidence, self-control, proper attitude, and build respect, coordination, balance, flexibility, and physical fitness. Class tuition will be billed by Auto-Pay/Recurring Payments! Tuition is due by the first of each month. Your first payment will be drafted at that time, and the next payments will be automatically withdrawn the 1st of each month after you sign up. If you need to drop the class for any reason you MUST call the Community Education office to be removed from the class. Removing your payment method from the enrollment does NOT remove you from the course. You will continue to be charged and will have a balance on your account. **Monthly class tuition, $85.00 for the first student, $80.00 for the second family member, $10.00 for the third family member, and $1.00 for each student after the third. No senior discount. Taekwondo Karate payments must go directly to Jenks Community Education. Do not give payment to the instructor or the school. Monthly after school class tuition also gives student the option to attend these evening sessions held at Southeast Elementary.
  • Wilderness First Aid Certification (Ages 13–Adult)

    Attention outdoor enthusiasts! Be prepared for the unexpected with this advanced first aid course designed for hikers, hunters, bikers, Scouts, and anyone who adventures off the beaten path. Learn to respond quickly and effectively in remote settings using proven emergency care techniques. This course fulfills the Boy Scouts of America Wilderness First Aid requirement and is taught in a blended format with an online portion and an in-person skills portion. Upon completion, students will earn a two-year ECSI Wilderness First Aid Certification. Registration will close four days prior to the in-person class to allow time to complete the online portion. Prerequisite: CPR, AED and Basic First-aid training required.
  • Women's Safety (Ages 13–Adult)

    Gain the knowledge and confidence to protect yourself through awareness, preparedness, and practical safety skills. Learn how to recognize and avoid danger, escape and evade threats, and use non-lethal defense tools effectively. This is not a self-defense class, but you’ll practice escaping restraints and using pepper spray. Topics include situational awareness, forecasting danger, home and travel safety, scams, and safety with children. Designed and taught by Susan Meyer, an instructor with 20 years of experience in health and safety. Your safety is worth the time—be empowered and prepared. Students ages 13–15 must be accompanied by an adult.