Star Valley

Welcome! The Star Valley Outreach is excited to be a part of your educational journey. Here at the Star Valley Outreach, we can help you apply to Western, take placement exams, apply for financial aid, and so much more.
The Star Valley Outreach works with Star Valley High School to allow high school students earn college credits through their Concurrent Enrollment. Credits transfer easily to most colleges and universities but the final determination is made by that institution.
We hope you will stop in and get a jump start on your educational goals!
2026 Fall Personal Enrichment Courses Being Offered Below
Arts & Crafts
Judy Gonet – ART 115
Drawing Strategies for Painting: Working with a series of the same image and exploring different way to resent the subject. Watercolor, acrylic, pastels, charcoal, pencil, ink, etc.
Tuesday, 9 am - 12 pm
4 weeks, October 6 - October 27
Location: Thayne Community Center
Tuition: $72
Senior Citizens: $36
Class Limit: 10
Judy Gonet – ART 115
Bring in your favorite photos of people and learn to make lovely watercolor paintings. Watercolor, ink, and pencil.
Tuesday, 9 am - 12 pm
4weeks, November 3 - 24
Location: Thayne Community Center
Tuition: $72
Senior Citizen: $36
Class Limit: 10
Foods
Gary Hanock – HOE 106
Sourdough baking doesn’t need to be a mysterious, difficult thing. In fact, it can
be as simple or complex as you want it to be. The class will focus on the simple;
how to bake a tasty loaf of sourdough bread with what you probably have in your kitchen
right now. We will cover a little of the history of bread making, bake up a couple
of preprepared loaves for taste testing, mix our own dough to take home and bake,
look at other things you can make with your starter, and how to keep it healthy and
bubbly. You will leave with your own starter, recipes, and a “I can do this attitude."
Saturday, October 24
10 am - 12 pm
Location: SVHS RM 305
Tuition: $6
Senior Citizen: $3
Health and Wellness
Pam Tolman –HLT 900
We’ve all experienced stress, but what many people don’t realize is that when stress becomes constant, it can begin to affect nearly every system in the body. Over time, chronic stress can influence our immune system, hormones, sleep, emotions, and overall health, increasing our risk for a wide range of illnesses. In this class, we’ll explore the connection between stress and disease, look at what current research tells us, and discuss practical ways to calm the nervous system and support better health. My hope is that you’ll leave with a deeper understanding of the mind-body connection and tools you can use in both your personal and professional life.
Thursday, November 5
6 pm – 9 pm
Location: SVHS Rm 301
Tuition: $18
Senior Citizens: $9
Pam Tolman – HLT 900
Have you ever caught yourself reacting in a way that made you wonder, “Why do I do
that?” Sometimes the answers aren’t found only in our own experiences. The beliefs,
behaviors, and unresolved challenges passed down through our families can quietly
shape the way we see ourselves and the world. In this class, we’ll explore how generational
patterns develop, what research tells us about family influences and emerging work
in epigenetics, and how becoming aware of these patterns can help us make healthier
choices for ourselves and future generations.
Thursday, November 12
6 pm - 9 pm
Location: SVHS Rm 301
Tuition: $18
Senior Citizen: $9
Home and Garden
Cinda Haderlie - HOE 302
Did you know that several types of fruit trees and berry bushes will grow in our area? This workshop covers zoning, varieties, care and pruning that will help production, and container fruit trees.
Thursday, October 8
10am - 12pm
Location: Instructor's Home (2745 County Rd. 125 Thayne)
Tuition: $13*
Senior Citizens: $7
*Includes $1 materials fee
Class Limit: 10
Personal Growth
Breanna Call - ENG 900
Learn to write and format a resume that makes you stand out among other job applicants
Thursday, October 1
6 pm - 7 pm
Location: SVHS Rm 301
Tuition: $6
Senior Citizens: $3
Bobbie Orcutt – PSY 100
Family violence has no boundaries, and effects all ages and people from every walk of life. It can be extremely difficult to escape from and often requires assistance from outside the situation. This workshop provides an opportunity to understand how it happens and some ways that we might help those who are struggling, whether it be a friend, family member, or ourselves. Co-sponsored with Turning Point.
Saturday, October 10
10 am - 2 pm
Location: SV Outreach Office
There is no fee, but registration is required. *snacks will be provided
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