The Multiple Offender Program (MOP) is a Wisconsin highway safety initiative aimed at assisting individuals who have received two or more OWIs (operating while intoxicated) in changing their impaired driving behavior. The Multiple Offender Program is an educational program and is not designed as a treatment program for persons addicted to alcohol or drugs. It is intended to benefit the irresponsible driver who is having continual problems with drinking and driving. Students examine the reasons why they did not successfully change behavior after the first OWI. They monitor their alcohol or other drug use or abstinence throughout the course, self-assess their current substance use patterns, explore alternatives, and learn and apply a variety of coping strategies to help them avoid future high-risk substance use. Students also complete a Personal Change Plan to help them avoid future problems with impaired driving.

IMPORTANT MESSAGE: Failure to attend ALL class sessions or being late will result in forfeiture of your entire class fee, and you will be put in non-compliance with the WI Department of Transportation.

While attending this class, you are required to have someone who is a concerned other attend the 3rd and 6th classes in support of you for the first hour to hour and a half of your class. 

You must have an assessment completed prior to taking this class.

A three month (15 minute) follow up appointment will be scheduled with you on the last day of class for you to receive your completion certificate.

Learn the basics of Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. Explore how to effectively format documents in Word, create engaging presentations in PowerPoint and how to format and use simple formulas in Excel.

This 12 hour Traffic Safety course is designed to reduce the number of violation and crashes in Wisconsin. Participants will examine their driving behavior and review traffic laws and penalties. Emphasis will be placed on ways to drive responsibly. This program will show participants how to develop a personal change plan to reduce their risk of traffic violations and crashes. Depending on the students Wisconsin driving record status, a three-point demerit point reduction to their current record may be requested upon completion of the course.

This course is a continuation of Beginning Art Welding/Art Welding 1. Students will learn and apply more welding techniques to create a piece of metal art that they can proudly display. Students must have completed Beginning Art Welding/Art Welding 1 in a current or previous term or have recent welding experience.

Please note that this course meets Saturday, 11/8 11am-3pm, Mondays 11/10-11/24 6-9pm, and Saturdays, 11/15-11/22 8am-2pm.

Gain confidence in creating basic formulas and functions with relative and absolute references. Understand operator precedence and how it affects formulas. Learn about the different parts of a function and how to create arguments to calculate values and cell references. Excel includes common functions that can be used to quickly find the sum, average, count, maximum and minimum value for a range of cells

Take your taste buds on a trip across Asia in this flavorful and interactive cooking class. You’ll learn how to prepare a variety of dishes inspired by cuisines such as Chinese, Thai, Japanese, and Korean. From savory stir-fries to fragrant rice dishes and bold sauces, this class blends approachable ingredients with authentic techniques—perfect for home cooks looking to expand their culinary horizons.

Basic Life Support (BLS) recertification courses allow you to update your skills, refresh your memory and extend your certification by two years. Designed for those whose credentials are still valid (or within 30 days of expiring), BLS renewal courses make it possible to avoid a lapse in certification so you can stay certified and stay on the job.