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Mass Casualty, Incidents, Management and Triage
with Frank Friend
Mass Casualty, Incidents, Management and Triage
Students will review the S.T.A.R.T. Triage System as well as discuss the SALT Triage System. A review of the Incident Management System and National Incident Management System and how they are incorporated into a MCI event. Case studies will be explored along with practicing skills of triage, managing the scene of a MCI, and helpful suggestions on how to better manage these scenes.The course will start with an introduction to the online platform the asynchronous and interactive course will be presented on. Once completed you will then dive right into the topic of mass/multiple casualty incidents as we explore the following items together:
· S.T.A.R.T. Triage
· S.A.L.T. Triage
· ICS
· NIMS
· Managing a MCI
· Case studies
· Triage Practice
· MCI Scenario
Since this course is asynchronous you will have 24/7 access to the course during the start and end dates for the course. Though the course is asynchronous, you will also be able to contact the instructor during the course to discuss the topic as needed by you or the instructor. In addition to receiving a certificate of completion for this course you will also receive a certificate from the National Disaster Life Support Foundation on SALT Mass Casualty Training.
Date(s): Session 1: March 22nd- April 3rd, 2026
Schedule: Asynchronous
Time: 24/7 access during the course dates
Location: Online
Facilitator: Frank Friend III
Fee: $60.00
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Strengthen the Effectiveness of Your Nonprofit Board
with Bob Reich
Strengthen the Effectiveness of Your Nonprofit Board
How does your board function? The board is legally and functionally responsible for everything in the organization, yet many board members do not know or understand their roles and responsibilities. This class will cover the basic information to improve your board. Valuable for board members, Executive Directors and anyone considering joining a nonprofit board.
Date(s): Session 1: March 24th, 2026
Schedule: 1- Tuesday
Time: 6:30pm-8:30pm
Location: Virtual Via Zoom- Link to be sent prior to class
Facilitator: Bob Reich
Fee: $60.00
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Note: The instructor will email the Zoom link to participants prior to the start of class.
Day Trip- Woodland Opera House- The Crucible
with Darlene Montgomery
Woodland Opera House- The Crucible
Enjoy an evening of live theater with a visit to the historic Woodland Opera House to see The Crucible. This powerful classic by Arthur Miller brings history to life through a gripping story of fear, integrity, and justice during the Salem witch trials. Set in an intimate and beautifully restored venue, this performance offers a compelling theatrical experience and a chance to appreciate one of Northern California’s treasured cultural landmarks.
Date(s): Session 1: March 29th, 2026
Schedule: 1- Sunday
Time: Itinerary to be sent prior to Day Trip
Location: Woodland Opera House 340 Second St, Woodland, CA 95695
Facilitator: Darlene Montgomery & Shannon Mantor
Fee: $150.00
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A Nonprofit IS a Business and Needs to Be Operated That Way
with Bob Reich
A Nonprofit IS a Business and Needs to Be Operated That Way
Many people do not view nonprofits as a business, which can create problems. A nonprofit MUST be run in a business-like manner to ensure success and survival. This workshop will show you how nonprofits are a business, with some variations from a for-profit business.
Date(s): Session 1: March 31st, 2026
Schedule: 1 - Tuesday
Time: 6:30pm- 8:00pm
Location: Virtual Via Zoom- Link to be sent prior to class
Facilitator: Bob Reich
Fee: $45.00
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Rhythm & Roots: Beginner’s South African Dance
with Dami Afolabi
Rhythm & Roots: Beginner’s South African Dance
Join us for a vibrant 4-week journey through the sounds and movements of South Africa! Beginner’s South African Dance introduces you to Amapiano, Pantsula, and Gumboot-inspired styles—rhythmic, expressive, and full of energy. Classes include warm-ups, guided steps, and cultural context that celebrates resilience, unity, and joy. Come ready to move, connect, and experience the pulse of modern Southern Africa.
Date(s): Session 1: April 1st- April 22nd, 2026
Schedule: 4- Wednesdays
Time: 6:30pm- 7:55pm
Location: Shasta County Arts Council 1313 Market St, Redding, CA 96001
Facilitator: Dami Afolabi
Fee: $75.00
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Country Swing
with Bobby Milhouse
Country Swing
Kick up your boots and swing into this fun, high-energy Country Swing class where you’ll learn everything from the basics to smooth turns and partner connection! Grab a partner or bring a friend and get ready to dance, laugh, and move to some great country music — no experience needed!
Date(s): Session 1: April 2nd- April 23rd, 2026
Schedule: 4- Thursdays
Time: 7:00pm- 8:30pm
Location: Lit From Within 1475 Placer St Ste D, Redding, CA 96001
Facilitator: Bobby Milhouse
Fee: $85.00
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Comedy 101
with Dan McGowan
Comedy 101
This 6-week course teaches you the basics of learning how to write and perform jokes in front of a live audience! This class is perfect for the person who would like to take their natural gift for comedy to the next level.
Date(s): Session 1: April 9th- May 14th, 2026
Schedule: 6- Thursdays
Time: 6:30pm- 8:00pm
Location: Shasta College Community Leadership Center 1401 California St, Redding, CA 96001 Room 9205
Facilitator: Dan McGowan
Fee: $60.00
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Incident Safety Awareness For Hired Vendors (College of the Siskiyous)
with Greg McFadden
Incident Safety Awareness for Hired Vendors (College of the Siskiyous)
This course is held at College of the Siskiyous in Weed, CA. This course provides an awareness of fireline and incident safety to hired vendors who plan to engage in wildland fire suppression and other incident support activities. It includes an overview of hazards and safety issues, entrapment avoidance, incident organization, how to recognize and mitigate risk, maintain safe work practices while working under an agency supervision, fire shelter deployment, and case studies.
Designed For: Hired vendors working with the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) or the United States Forest Service (USFS) on any active incident, including water tender operators, heavy equipment drivers or operators, crew bus drivers, vehicles with a driver, mechanics, fallers, and swampers.
Authority: California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) and United State Forest Service (USFS) agreements
Standard: State Fire Training (SFT) requires every student to attend the entire course, participate in classroom and group discussions, complete and pass all activities, and complete an oral evaluation.
Date(s): April 11th, 2026
Schedule: 1- Saturday
Time: 9:00am- 5:00pm
Location: College of the Sikiyous 800 College Ave, Weed, CA 96094- Room 3 (Distance Learning Center)
Facilitator: Greg McFadden
Fee: $200.00
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