News & Events

January 22, 2008

Cascadia and Woodinville High School Team Up For Community Education 

Bothell, WA - Cascadia Community College is proud to announce it is now offering Community Education classes at Woodinville High School, as part of an on-going commitment to make education available to all  residents of eastern King and south Snohomish counties. This new partnership will make it easier for the people of Woodinville and its surrounding communities to take advantage of the exciting educational opportunities Cascadia has to offer.

“For us, Community Education needs to match the needs of the communities we serve,” said Dr. Jean Hernandez, Executive Vice President for Student Learning. “That means, not only offering the kinds of enriching learning opportunities that we do, but making them accessible, as well.  We are very excited about this new partnership with Woodinville High School.”  

This winter, Cascadia is featuring three classes on the campus of Woodinville High School.  One, Throwing at the Potter’s Wheel: Beginner & Beyond, introduces students to the fascinating, and often unpredictable world of ceramic art.  Our second option is Exquisite Wire Jewelry Making, where students will learn to make fantastic and personal jewelry, without using glue or soldering.  Lastly, Cascadia is offering a class in Beginning Art Welding, where students will be introduced to the basics of welding and complete the course by building a garden sculpture.  

Class times and availability vary. For more information on these educational opportunities, visit the Community Education section of www.Cascadia.edu or call 425.352.

For more information contact:

Eric Ballas, Communications Coordinator
425.352.8256
eballas@cascadia.edu

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