Park City School District

Sewing 101 is the perfect opportunity to unleash your creativity and learn a valuable skill that can last a lifetime. In this beginner-friendly class, you'll gain hands-on experience using a sewing machine, reading patterns and more. You have the option to complete a pair of pants. The cost of supplies varies depending on the type materials you choose. Bring your own machine or let us know if you need to borrow one of ours. Supply list for basic notions and pattern options provided before the class start date. The instructor is Madeleine Mann. Madeleine graduated from SLCC’s fashion program in 2017 with a degree in technical fashion design and is an advanced seamstress, pattern maker and the owner of Pins and Needles Park City.

Learn how to speak confidently and clearly in public with Sue Ann Kern. This class improves your presentation skills for work or special events like TedX talks. Learn how to organize your thoughts, refine your language, master body language, and other strategies to make your presentations more impactful. Class size is limited to 6 students, so secure your spot early to enhance your public speaking skills and leave a lasting impression.

Do you have a story idea that should be a book or movie? Every story has to have a message and a story arc that logically flows from beginning to middle to end. This course shows you first how to find your story’s overall message and then how to structure your story so that it logically progresses and supports your message. This is not just a writing class, but a story development class, designed to give you clarity when you sit down to write your story. This class will be held on Zoom. A meeting ID and password will be emailed to registered students prior to class start date. The instructor, Stacy Dymalskiis a story developer in Hollywood and best-selling author of "The Memoir Midwife: Nine Steps to Self-Publishing Your Book." She is an active member of the Writers Guild of America, and a producer, screenwriter and publishing consultant, as well as a corporate speaker and comedian. Please note that this virtual workshop is held in Mountain Time.

Basic Rider (16 & Up with valid driver license) This is the best place to start after you’ve made the decision to ride, or if you are returning to riding after a long absence. Learn the basics of operating a motorcycle and safety-oriented mental strategies. Motorcycles and helmets are provided for your use. Included are 5 hours of online classroom instruction and up to ten hours of hands-on riding exercises in a positive and safe environment. Successful completion of this course will waive riding test for Utah Driver License Division. This course takes up to 15 hours to complete and is held at Park City High School. Please plan on attending both Saturday and Sunday 8:00am-1:00pm. Note: Schedule times may vary. Be sure to verify your schedule with Utah Rider Ed. Class is limited to 10. For more information and to register go to utahridered.com. Sat. & Sun. June 21 & 22 • $260 Sat. & Sun. June 28 & 29 • $260 Sat. & Sun. July 19 & 20 • $260 Sat. & Sun. July 26 & 27 • $260 Sat. & Sun. August 16 & 17 • $260 Sat. & Sun. August 23 & 24 • $260

This course is specifically tailored to empower women by teaching them essential hand-to-hand combat techniques for self-defense. Learn striking, choke and bearhug defenses as well as other valuable skills and tactics. Women of all ages and abilities, starting from age 10, are welcome to join and enhance their self-defense capabilities. Ages 10-17 must be accompanied with an adult student. The instructor is Cameron Wright. He is a certified Krav Maga instructor with Unified Mrav Maga and has been practicing martial arts for 16 years. For questions, please email Cameron at cameronlyndonwright@gmail.com.