Explore New Skills This Year: Katy ISD's Community Education Virtual Classes Now Open for Katy Area Residents
With the New Year in full swing, Katy-area residents have the perfect opportunity to make good on their resolutions to explore new hobbies, learn practical skills, or dive into long-standing interests. Registration for Katy ISD's Spring Community Education virtual classes is now open, offering a diverse selection of affordable courses that encourage lifelong learning, personal growth, and creativity.
Hosted by Katy ISD, these online classes provide a chance to start 2025 on a high note by trying something new or enhancing existing skills. Whether you’ve always wanted to learn how to sketch, play guitar, or bake intricately decorated cookies, the program offers something for everyone—all from the convenience of your home.
A Wide Range of Virtual Courses
This spring, the Community Education program includes multi-week classes and single-night workshops across various topics:
- Art: Explore your creative side with courses like "Collage," "Creating Animal & Bird Portraits Using Acrylics," "Oil Painting," and "Sketching - Graphite & Charcoal."
- Business: Gain practical knowledge in classes such as "Starting a Business & Franchising" and "Work at Home as a Medical Transcriptionist."
- Culinary Arts: Try hands-on workshops like "Cake Craft Course 1" and "Royal Icing Cookie Class."
- Finance: Get valuable insights with classes like "College Funding 101" and "Stock Market Fundamentals."
- Music: Beginners and advancing players can learn to play guitar through structured lessons.
- Retirement & Long-Term Planning: Prepare for the future with courses like "Inflation Risk: Protecting Your Retirement" and "Taking Care of Your Loved Ones as They Age."
Each course is designed to be accessible to adults aged 18 and older and is taught in a convenient virtual format, allowing participants to learn from anywhere.
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Why Community Education Matters
Community education programs like this one are more than just classes—they are gateways to growth, creativity, and self-discovery. The affordability and accessibility of these courses make them an excellent way for residents to engage with new skills or explore passions they’ve long been curious about.
“Community education offers a fresh start,” said Julie Grier, Katy ISD Administrative Assistant. “It’s about taking that first step to learn something new, connect with others, and invest in your personal or professional development.”
These programs also play an essential role in strengthening the community by fostering a culture of learning and collaboration among participants.
How to Register
Registration is simple and accessible for Katy ISD’s Spring Community Education virtual classes. To browse course offerings and sign up:
- Visit the Katy ISD Community Education page.
- Click on each course type—art, business, culinary, finance, music, or retirement planning—to view specific course details and registration links.
- Complete your registration and submit payment before the class begins.
For additional information, contact the Community Education team at CommunityEd@katyisd.org or call 281-396-6365.
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Start the Year with a Commitment to Lifelong Learning
Spring Community Education virtual classes are an excellent opportunity for Katy-area adults to start the year with inspiration, exploration, and growth. Whether you’re picking up a new hobby, expanding your professional skill set, or connecting with your creative side, these classes are designed to help you achieve your goals.
Seats are limited, so don’t wait—register today and begin your journey toward a fulfilling and productive year.
Tiffany Krenek has been on the My Neighborhood News team since August 2021. She is passionate about curating and sharing content that enriches the lives of our readers in a personal, meaningful way. A loving mother and wife, Tiffany and her family live in the West Houston/Cypress region.
