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!

New to crochet? This focused, hands-on “Boot Camp” is designed for absolute beginners who want to learn the basics in a single afternoon through a structured, supportive, and immersive session. You’ll receive step-by-step instruction, guided practice, and individualized support as you learn how to hold yarn and hooks, make a slip knot and foundation chain, and work single and double crochet stitches while understanding tension and stitch height. By the end of class, you’ll also be able to recognize and correct common beginner mistakes and feel confident continuing on your own. Students will complete a small practice swatch to demonstrate the stitches learned, as this is a skill-building workshop rather than a full project class. Please bring worsted weight yarn in a light color, a 5.5–6.5 mm hook (or size appropriate for your yarn), scissors, and optional stitch markers; no prior experience is required, and breaks will be included.

This community education course is designed for individuals interested in learning the fundamentals of woodworking and cabinetry. Participants will receive instruction on shop safety, proper use, and operation of woodworking equipment and tools commonly found in a wood shop environment. Emphasis will be placed on safe work habits, basic woodworking techniques, and project planning.Throughout the course, participants will have the opportunity to build a small woodworking project while developing hands-on skills and confidence in the shop. Project materials are not included in the course fee; each participant is responsible for the cost of materials for their individual project.

FIRST DAY WILL BE ON SEPTEMBER 17TH FROM 6:00pm-8:00PM. EVERY CLASS AFTER WILL BE ON TUESDAY.

This community education course provides foundational knowledge and hands-on experience in welding processes and safety practices. Designed for beginners and individuals looking to develop or improve their welding skills, the course will introduce participants to essential welding techniques, including Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW/Stick) and Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW/Wire-Feed MIG).As participants progress, additional instruction in Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW/TIG) may be introduced. Emphasis will be placed on proper welding procedures, equipment setup, weld quality, and industry-standard safety practices. OSHA-based safety standards and shop safety protocols will be taught and strictly followed throughout the course.Participants will complete a variety of hands-on welding projects designed to build confidence and practical welding skills. NOTE: $50 material fee will be paid directly to the Instructor.

Are you 50 or older and struggling with Technology? This is the class for you. We breakdown cybersecurity and online activities into simple, everyday steps. No confusing jargon-- just practical, easy-to-learn habits to lock down your personal information and safely navigate our online world. Jeanne will be joined by Erika Schumacher and Michael Hauge, some of Community Education's top tech gurus. This session will be fun and interactive, and it is the future – come be a part of it! Bring your devices – Smartphones, iPads, and laptops.