Register for this class to create your account. There are no cost associated with registering here. Email eschumacher@bhssc.org or call (605)394-5120 with any questions. 

This does not guarantee you in any seat in any class. 

**IF YOU ARE CREATING YOUR ACCOUNT FOR DRIVERS EDUCATION PLEASE PUT THE PARENT ON THE ACCOUNT INITIALLY THEN YOU WILL BE ABLE TO ADD YOUR STUDENT WHEN REGISTERING. PLEASE PUT ALL THE PARENTS INFORMATION IN THE PHONE AND EMAIL PLACES! PLEASE PUT AN ACTIVE/CHECKABLE EMAIL AS THIS IS THE PRIMARY MODE OF COMMUNICATION FOR OFFICE AND INSTRUCTORS!

Join Ali Fisher, Outreach and Education Specialist for the EEOC, as she walks individuals through what they need to know to ensure their rights are being upheld by employers. She will specifically focus on the most pressing issues workers experience, including discrimination, harassment and retaliation.

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is responsible for enforcing federal laws that make it illegal to discriminate against a job applicant or an employee because of the person's race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, or related conditions, and sexual orientation), national origin, age (40 or older), disability or genetic information. The laws apply to all types of work situations, including hiring, firing, promotions, harassment, training, wages, and benefits.

Home Buying 101 is a beginner-friendly class designed to guide you through the home-buying process from start to finish. Learn the key steps to purchasing a home, including budgeting, financing options, working with real estate professionals, and understanding the closing process. Gain valuable tips to help you avoid common mistakes, build confidence, and make informed decisions on your path to homeownership. Whether you're just starting to explore the market or preparing to buy your first home, this class will provide the knowledge and tools you need to succeed.

Foundation Skills is designed for adolescent puppies who may suddenly seem to have forgotten their manners—pulling on the leash, ignoring cues, jumping, or developing a little “selective hearing.” In this four-week class, you and your puppy will build essential life skills including sit, down, loose-leash walking, reliable recalls, impulse control, focus, and confidence through positive, relationship-based training. Rather than focusing solely on obedience, we help strengthen communication and understanding between you and your dog during this important stage of development. You'll leave with practical skills you can use every day and a puppy that is eager to work with you and succeed in the real world. This class is ideal for puppies 4–6 months of age. No previous training is required. Class size is limited to six dogs to ensure individualized instruction and plenty of one-on-one coaching. Dogs need to be current on age-appropriate vaccinations. NOTE: $135 is paid directly instructor for supplies and facility use. Students should bring a 6 foot leash, a buckle collar, collar/harness they walk the pup on, high value treats such as hotdogs or cheese. (no retractable leashes) **NOTE: No Class on 10/2!

Essential Skills is the perfect next step for dogs who know the basics but need help using those skills reliably in everyday life. In this four-week class, you'll strengthen core behaviors such as sit, down, stay, loose-leash walking, recalls, focus, and impulse control while learning how to work successfully around real-world distractions. Rather than simply practicing obedience cues, we focus on building reliability, confidence, and teamwork so your dog can make good choices in a variety of situations. You'll leave with practical training skills, improved communication, and a dog that understands what you're asking and enjoys working with you. NOTE: $135 is paid directly instructor for supplies and facility use. Students should bring a 6 foot leash, a buckle collar, collar/harness they walk the pup on, high value treats such as hotdogs or cheese. (no retractable leashes)

“Money shouldn’t be the reason your future feels out of reach.” In this Financial Aid class, you’ll learn how to navigate scholarships, grants, loans, and budgeting so you can fund your education with confidence. We’ll break down the real costs of college and uncover strategies to minimize debt and maximize opportunities. By the end, you’ll have the tools to make informed financial decisions and take control of your academic journey. Joined by the finacial aid offices of BHSU, SDSMT, and WDT to answer all your questions. 

This class is designed to support students preparing for their driver’s license outside of traditional driver’s education. It provides help with understanding traffic laws, road signs, and safe driving practices, as well as preparation for both the written and road tests. Students can ask questions, review challenging topics, and gain confidence in their driving knowledge. While participants will still take their DMV tests independently, this class offers guidance to help them succeed.

This class will offer practical, family-centered guidance on how to treat common ailments safely and when to seek professional medical care. The goal of this class is to empower parents and caregivers with reliable, safe, and affordable home health strategies while fostering connections between families and local health professionals. This class will create a positive connection between the Women’s Ministry, local families, and health professionals.