KATY MAGAZINE NEWS
September 14, 2019
By Natalie Cook Clark
Katy ISD starts their community education classes next week. Classes meet in the evenings at various Katy high schools and offer a wide variety of continued education classes from finance, languages, art, and more.
Register for Community Education Classes
Registration is still open for the fall session of community education classes offered by Katy ISD. Evening classes are offered at Cinco Ranch High School, Taylor High School, the Agricultural Science Center, and Rhythm Inc. Dance Studio. Classes start next week (week of September 16) in a wide variety of subjects.
Community Education class subjects include classes in the following areas:
Arts
Business
Computer Skills Crafts
Culinary
Finance
Health and Wellness
Language
Personal Safety
Recreation
Self Improvement Workshops
Continued Education Benefits Career Development
Whether it's staying up on the latest computer skills, learning a new language, or simply having fun in an art class; continued education in adults has been proven to be beneficial.
"One of the biggest benefits of continuing education is that it can improve one's skills in a current job or help gain new skills in preparation for a career change," states LinkedIn, a major job networking site.
Many Benefits to Learning a New Skill
Research shows that learning something new has major benefits even if it isn't for a career or career change. Learning and always being a student can make a major impact on your life and health. Research stresses these possible benefits from continuing to learn:
Brain chemistry changes for the better
Learning speed increases
Becoming a more interesting person
Fighting boredom
Adapting better to change
Warding off or delaying dementia
Learn More
Classes range from session length and price. Learn more about classes offered and sign up here for Community Education.
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