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Five-day sessions cost $450 and are offered from June 2 to Sept. 19, with classes organized by age.

He said the 18 hours of Saturday classes organized by the initiative, and Mr. Nystrom's twice-weekly, after-school tutoring sessions, had been helpful.

The Conrads take frequent advantage of an extensive slate of family-focused activities, including tubing and skiing parties, dinners and cooking classes, organized by Granby Ranch for its 400-some homeowners.

Fragrance in Food As part of a program of classes organized by the James Beard Foundation and New York University's School of Continuing and Professional Studies, Bill Yosses, the pastry chef of Josephs Citarella, and Harold McGee, an author who relates science to food, will give a course on March 8 from 6 to 10 p.m. at the NYU Torch Club, 18 Waverly Place, on the importance of fragrance in food.

Lab management and leadership courses range from on-campus classes organized by your university, to off-site courses delivered by consultancies with participants from a range of research institutions.

They have been prepping for the tests for months with their classmates and even attending Saturday test prep classes organized by their school.

When the photographer Laura Boushnak met her in a literacy class organized by a nongovernmental organization, Ms. Ahmad told her that as she learned to read and write, her daily routine took on new meaning.

Last year, Hélène took the first prize in community service in our class — organized by Le Père Mertens.

"In 2008 the culture is openly hostile to jazz," Mr. Metheny said at the South Orange Performing Arts Center during a 90-minute question-and-answer session — a "high school master class" — organized by Jazz House Kids, a Montclair group devoted to jazz education.

The hourlong dance workshops begin early and cover a variety of styles, from basic salsa steps to rumba, cha-cha and "zouk-lambada," each class organized by skill level.

Now, in this master class, organized by the Academy for Teachers, they would for one day be free of the proprieties that bound them, and could ask Sondheim himself how to think about their difficulties.