STRONGSVILLE, Ohio – Now more than ever, job seekers need the right skills to stay ahead of the competition. Polaris Career Center’s 14 Adult Job and Career Training Programs help get students on the fast track to exciting new careers. High school seniors, recent graduates and adults who are exploring job training and career opportunities are invited to attend the Polaris Adult Job and Career Training Program Open House at Polaris on Wed., Aug. 4, 20 from 5 - 7 p.m. During this event, attendees can explore adult job and career training program opportunities and learn more about financial aid options, the tuition payment plan and federal student loans that are available to qualified applicants.
Visitors are encouraged to tour the newly renovated labs and classrooms and participate in program demonstrations. In addition, Polaris instructors will be available to answer specific program and career-related questions.
Featured programs include the following:
- Automotive Service Technician
- Building Maintenance
- Cardiographic Technician
- Cosmetology Academy
- Dental Assisting
- Early Child Care Education/Child Development Associate (CDA)
- Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration (HVAC/R)
- Manicurist
- Medical Assisting
- Medical Billing and Coding
- Phlebotomy Certification
- Police Academy
- Precision/CNC Machine Technology
- Welding
Building Maintenance and Manicurist are new this fall. In addition, Polaris will launch a new daytime adult Police Academy option beginning in January of 2022.
Many popular programs fill up quickly so interested students are encouraged to attend the open house to begin the enrollment process. Admission is free. For additional details or to arrange a personal tour, contact Theresa at 440-891-7697, tliska@polaris.edu or visit www.polaris.edu/openhouse.
All attendees must park in the side parking lot and enter through the atrium. Polaris is located at 7285 Old Oak Boulevard in Middleburg Heights.
The band plays on: The Strongsville Community Band will play a series of outdoor concerts this summer on the front lawn of Strongsville Middle School. They are free and open to everyone. The music starts at 7:30 p.m. on Fri., July 2, July 23 and Aug. 6. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy the show.
Strongsville City Jazz Swing Band will also play concerts at 7 p.m. on July 30 at the Ehrnfelt Senior Center. This show is also free and open to all.
Beck is back: Beck Center for the Arts is pleased to announce its first live and in-person play since the start of the worldwide pandemic, “This Girl Laughs, This Girl Cries, This Girl Does Nothing.” Produced by Scott Spence, this show reminds us we are all born of flesh and made of dreams. This tale brings to life the struggles and aspirations of three sisters as one walks the globe to find her purpose, one searches for adventure, and the third grows where she is planted. Years later their journeys convene in a lovely home in the woods, albeit with a truculent badger. Experience this brilliant piece of theater--perfect for audiences young and old alike—with actress Derdriu Ring, and director Eric Schmiedl as they light our imaginations on fire.
Actress Derdriu Ring rehearses for “This Girl Laughs, This Girl Cries, This Girl Does Nothing,” the first live and in-person play since the start of the pandemic at Beck Center for the Arts.
In anticipation of welcoming theater patrons back to the newly named Senney Theater, Beck Center made a number of investments in HVAC and air filtration to provide a safe environment for patrons as they return to live theater. Actor’s Equity Association mandates that masks be worn by all audience members. Therefore, Beck Center will require all staff, crew, and audience members to wear masks.
Running July 23 until Aug. 8, tickets are available for purchase at 216-521-2540 x10 and beckcenter.org with ticket prices from $33 - adults, $29 - seniors 65 and older and $12 - students with valid ID. A $3 service fee per single ticket will be applied at time of purchase.
Akron marathon: After a successful kickoff to the Akron Marathon Race Series presented by Summa Health during the National Interstate 8k &1 Mile in June, the Akron Marathon Charitable Corporation is thrilled to announce sellouts in the Goodyear Half Marathon on Aug. 14 as well as the FirstEnergy Full Marathon on Sept. 25.
For the Aug. 14 Goodyear Half Marathon & 10k, limited spots are available in the 10k; and for the marquee event on Sept. 25, limited spots remain in the Half Marathon and Relay events.
The Goodyear Half Marathon & 10k is the second event in the series, and participants will travel through Akron’s East End, explore Goodyear’s campus, and take a lap around the test track at the closed-to-the-public Akron Proving Grounds before their finish under the skywalk at Goodyear’s Global Headquarters.
For more information or volunteer opportunities for the remaining two race series events and race registration for the final event, visit AkronMarathon.org.
Library lineup: Please note the following August 2021 events being held on Zoom virtually and presented by the Strongsville Branch Library. Registration and an email address are required for all events in order for us to send you the Zoom invitation. Call 440-238-5530 to register or for more information. Customers may also visit www.cuyahogalibrary.org to register and to see more library event information.
· English as a Second Language - Thursdays and Fridays from 9:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. Aspire Greater Cleveland is once again teaching in person classes to help non-native speakers learn English and validate their skills. Students must attend an ESOL/Citizenship orientation session before beginning ESOL or citizenship classes. If you are interested in attending these ESOL classes, call Aspire at 833-277-4732 to register.
· Computer Classes - Cuyahoga County Public Library offers computer classes for beginners to advanced. Classes are currently being held virtually using the program Screenleap which requires a web browser and an Internet connection. There is no additional software to download. Google Chrome is the recommended browser. A valid email address is required for registration. Registrants will receive an email with a link to join the class at least an hour before the start time. Registration opens 30 days before the start of the class and closes prior to the start of the class. To see a full class list, descriptions, and to register, please visit https://www.cuyahogalibrary.org/Events/Computer-Classes/Virtual-Classes.aspx.
· Take & Make at Home Crafts - Stop into the Strongsville Branch to see what the current take it and make it craft of the month is for All Ages. Each month the Youth, Teen, and Adult Departments are offering free craft kits to take home while supplies last.
· Discuss & Design: Millennial Book Discussion – Wed., Aug. 4, 7 – 8:30 p.m. Attention millennials, they are going virtual! Are you looking for something fun and different to do with your friends? How about a book club with a twist. This group meets bi-monthly, alternating between children’s, teen, and adult books. They discuss the assigned book and design something that complements the title, subject, or book cover. Maker kits will be available as a part of this program and can be mailed to a branch near you for pick up. The next discussion will be on the book Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic by Alison Bechdel. Register online to receive your materials and Zoom link to participate.
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