Social Security is an extremely complex pension system with numerous rules and nuances. It is not necessarily the job of the Social Security Administration to help you decide upon the best strategy for you and your family; they generally just do what you tell them without providing you with advice. This class will educate you on the potential benefits of deferring your Social Security and also provide claiming strategies for those of you who are married, divorced, or widowed. You'll also learn how to avoid costly mistakes and how to maximize your benefit. Jess Ryan is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER®.

Looking for a class that’s equal parts fun and informative? This beginner-friendly wine course is designed for anyone looking to educate themselves on wine. Each session explores a new theme, from bold reds and crisp whites to sparkling selections and iconic regions like France, Italy, and beyond. You’ll pick up the essentials of how wine is grown and made, learn simple tasting techniques, and build the kind of wine vocabulary that makes ordering at a restaurant or choosing a bottle feel effortless. Every class includes a relaxed presentation to walk you through key concepts, plus tastings of 6–8 curated wines that bring the lessons to life. By the end of the course, you’ll feel confident navigating wine shops, menus, and conversations. Be prepared to show your state issued ID card the first night of class.

If you are interested in adding native plants to your landscape then this class is for you. No gardening experience required! The class will focus on how how to get started with nativescaping in Laramie County including; site preparation options, plant selections that will meet your goals, where to source natives plants or seed and more. Participants will receive an annotated "source" handout.

The goal of this course is to develop the students' basic knowledge, skills and attitude essential to the safe and efficient use of a handgun for protection of self and family. The course will also provide information on the law-abiding citizen's right to self-defense. Students must provide their own .38 caliber or larger (non-magnum) center-fire handguns and 200 rounds of ammunition. Ammunition must be factory-loaded, full metal jacket design (no reloads). Continued participation in this class will require a student to demonstrate safe handling skills and complete a shooting proficiency evaluation with his/her handgun during the first-class session. Students must present proof of participation (a signed certificate of completion) in either the LCCC/LCSD Basic Pistol Course or the NRA Basic Pistol Course on the first night of class. Any firearms brought to the course will be unloaded prior to entering the LCSD Building. Ammunition and firearms must be carried in separate containers. In order to participate in this course, participants must pass a criminal background check run by the Sheriff's Department. Students must be law-abiding residents of the United States, 21 years of age or older and agree to adhere to the LCCC student code of conduct while attending class.

This interactive course is designed to prepare young teens for safe and responsible babysitting. Students 12-15 years old will gain confidence and practical skills to care for children of all ages, with a special focus on infants and toddlers. Topics include safe feeding techniques for infants, proper diaper changing and hygiene, understanding child development stages, and simple first aid essentials every babysitter should know. Participants will also explore fun, age-appropriate activities for toddlers and preschoolers that encourage creativity and engagement. By the end of the class, students will be equipped with the knowledge and hands-on practice to provide dependable, nurturing care for children while building trust with parents.

Robots aren’t just from video games and movies—they’re real-life helpers, heroes, and problem-solvers! From assisting doctors in surgery to delivering food, cleaning stores, fighting fires, and helping in rescue missions, robots are changing the world every day.

In this hands-on robotics camp, students will discover how robots work from the inside out. Using science, engineering, technology, and plenty of creativity, campers will explore robot parts, solve challenges, and design and build their very own robots. Get ready to invent, experiment, and think like a real robotic engineer!

Engineers are creative problem-solvers who design things that make our everyday lives easier—and way more fun! From bicycles and race cars to spaceships and roller coasters, engineering is behind many of the amazing things we use and enjoy.

In this hands-on camp, students will use the engineering design process to tackle real-world challenges both big and small. Campers will work together to brainstorm ideas, test solutions, and think outside the box while building, experimenting, and improving their designs. Along the way, we’ll explore different types of engineering and discover the many exciting careers engineers can pursue. Get ready to imagine, create, and engineer your way through the week!

Come play in the mud and learn about how to build things out of clay. Learn the methods of shaping, glazing and firing. Exploration and imagination strongly encouraged. All clay, glaze, firing and tools provided. All levels welcome. Come play in the mud!