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Maximizing Credit	How is credit scored? Why does my credit score matter? Learn what steps to take for obtaining credit, using it wisely and the impact money management has on your future credit standing. This is a free class
Mixed Media Art	Compose art with a combination of different medias and materials.
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife: Archery in the Schools	Through the Oklahoma National Archery in the Schools (OKNASP) Program, students have the chance to excel today, tomorrow, and throughout a lifetime in the unique sport of archery. The National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP), of which OKNASP is a part, is a coordinated effort and partnership between schools, state wildlife agencies, and the nation’s archery industry. Autry Tech in-district students receive enrollment preference and discounts. Total costs and fees will be applied to out-of-district students.
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife: Explore Bowhunting	Beginning in 2010, the Explore Bowhunting curriculum was developed by the Archery Trade Association (ATA) to teach students (aged 11-17) basic skills used to bowhunt. The program not only teaches students how to interact with nature using ageless hunting skills, but it also teaches an appreciation of what is around them and enhances their encounters with the outdoors. As one of the first states to pilot Explore Bowhunting, the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation is excited to coordinate with state schools to conduct the program, particularly as a compliment to the highly successful National Archery In Schools and Oklahoma Hunter Education in the Schools programs. Autry Tech in-district students receive enrollment preference and discounts. Total costs and fees will be applied to out-of-district students.
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife: Fishing Education (Aquatic Ed)	The Aquatic Resources Education Program (AREP) promotes the sport of fishing and aquatic resource awareness as well as a way to give youth, an opportunity to learn about Oklahoma's aquatic environments and how to fish. Developed in 1988, the program's objectives are: Increase the understanding, appreciation, and awareness of Oklahoma's aquatic resources. Facilitate the learning of angling skills, outdoor ethics, and sport-fishing opportunities in the state. Enhance urban fishing opportunities. Develop Family Fishing Clinics or seminars. Provide information on specialized fishing techniques. Autry Tech in-district students receive enrollment preference and discounts. Total costs and fees will be applied to out-of-district students.
Outdoor Oklahoma TV Show	The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife TV show Outdoor Oklahoma will be discussing how to film and document all outdoor activities; hunting, fishing, and for social media or for fun.
Painting for Beginners	Learn the basics of painting with various techniques in the beginner class. Explore different techniques, discover the necessary supplies, and uncover your unique artistic style as each session introduces you to a new painting method.
Painting: Introduction and Exploration	Learn the basics of painting with various techniques in the beginner class. Explore different techniques, discover the necessary supplies, and uncover your unique artistic style as each session introduces you to a new painting method.
Reviewing Your Credit	What can I learn from my credit report? Learn how to review your credit report yearly and how to make adjustments to your money management habits based on your report. This is a free class
Scene & Screen: On-Camera Acting Basics	Step into the world of on-camera acting! This class covers the essentials of performing for the lens, including hitting your mark, staying in frame, adjusting eye lines, and refining your techniques for a more intimate, up-close audience. Gain hands-on experience by practicing short scripts to build confidence and then dive into a longer scene with character development. Receive personalized feedback and grow your on-camera presence. Perfect for beginners and those transitioning from stage to screen.
Scene Study	Explore the art of acting through collaborative scene work. In this class, actors will partner up to analyze text, listen deeply, and respond authentically. Each session takes you further into the heart of your scene, uncovering layers of meaning and discovering how to make each performance uniquely your own. Gain valuable insights, refine your skills, and bring your characters to life with confidence and creativity. Ideal for actors of all experience levels. Join master educator Lindsey Newell for a series of theatre classes to help build confidence in film and theatre performance. After spending 13 years in Los Angeles as an actress, writer, and producer, Lindsey has returned to her hometown of Enid, OK. She believes that "anyone with enough curiosity and drive to learn can become an actor and improve their skill." She has spent the last few years teaching acting foundations, on-camera technique, and sitcom acting at Scott Sedita's Acting Studio in Larchmont Village, CA.
Sewing for Beginners	Learn the essentials of hand sewing, including quick stitches and button replacement, as well as basic machine operation-covering threading, winding and bobbin, and adjusting tension and stitch settings.
Slow Pitch/Fast Pitch Softball Officiating	⚾ Become the Umpire Teams Can Count On! 🥎 Step behind the plate with confidence in our Short-Term Umpire Training Class for both Slow Pitch and Fast Pitch Softball. In just a few sessions, you’ll learn the essential rules, positioning, and game management skills needed to officiate at every level of play. Whether you’re brand new to umpiring or want to sharpen your skills, this course equips you to make the right call every time. 📢 Spots are limited—sign up today and take your place on the field as a certified umpire!

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