Our academic classes are an opportunity to improve your reading, math, and writing skills. Our classes can help you pass your high school diploma, pass the HiSet or get into college. Or just help you help your kids with homework! We also help people improve their skills to get a job. Even if you have struggled with school in the past, we can help you get over the hurdles to improve your skills. Our wonderful staff will work with you to help you reach your goals.  Attend one of our orientation sessions to get an idea what we can do for you…

Our academic classes are an opportunity to improve your reading, math, and writing skills. Our classes can help you pass your high school diploma, pass the HiSet or get into college. Or just help you help your kids with homework! We also help people improve their skills to get a job. Even if you have struggled with school in the past, we can help you get over the hurdles to improve your skills. Our wonderful staff will work with you to help you reach your goals.  Attend one of our orientation sessions to get an idea what we can do for you…

Continue your high school education at your own pace by building on previously earned credits through class work and independent study. Call 345-3217 for more information or to make an appointment with our Advisor.

Adult Learning Center-Adult Basic Education Free help is available for any area adult resident who needs to work on basic math, reading and writing or English language skills. Individualized instruction for all levels and help preparing for the Accuplacer College Placement exam is offered. Call 563-2811 for more information.

Adult Learning Center - HiSet® Test Prep The Tests of the High School Equivalency Test (HiSet® Tests) are designed to measure the skills and knowledge equivalent to a high school course of study. The five subject area tests which comprise the HiSet® test battery are Mathematics; Language Arts Reading; Language Arts Writing (including essay); Science; and Social Studies. The HiSet® preparation class is open to individuals 17 years or older who are not attending high school.

Individualized instruction is provided as preparation for the 5-part High School Equivalency test that leads to a high school equivalency certificate. Testing accommodations are available for individuals with documented learning disabilities.

Adult Learning Center-Adult Basic Education Free help is available for any area adult resident who needs to work on basic math, reading and writing or English language skills. Individualized instruction for all levels and help preparing for the Accuplacer College Placement exam is offered. Call 563-2811 for more information.

Adult Learning Center - HiSet® Test Prep The Tests of the High School Equivalency Test (HiSet® Tests) are designed to measure the skills and knowledge equivalent to a high school course of study. The five subject area tests which comprise the HiSet® test battery are Mathematics; Language Arts Reading; Language Arts Writing (including essay); Science; and Social Studies. The HiSet® preparation class is open to individuals 17 years or older who are not attending high school.

Individualized instruction is provided as preparation for the 5-part High School Equivalency test that leads to a high school equivalency certificate. Testing accommodations are available for individuals with documented learning disabilities.

This class will start on October 4th. This course is perfect for adults who need to (1) prepare for and pass college entrance or licensure examinations, including the Accuplacer, HESI, and PRAXIS, and/or (2) earn a high school credit in the subject. The classroom atmosphere is fun and relaxed and includes direct instruction, hands-on activities, and online learning. Registrants should be mostly confident in operations with whole numbers, fractions and decimals before taking this course. Please register for Math for College & Work beforehand if you need to brush-up on these skills. High School diploma credit is awarded for this course. No class 11/22/17 or 12/27/17. Makeup class (if needed) scheduled for 01/30/18.

Algebra I is intended for students who need an Algebra credit for a diploma or college requirement.  Topics include interpreting and writing expressions, polynomials, rational expressions, radicals, exponents, equations, inequalities, coordinate plane, and quadratic equations.  This is a blended course, including traditional class room instruction, online couse work, and independent work.  Pre-requisite Assessments: CASAS, pre-algebra, basic computer skills (call to schedule).

This is a 45 hour, high school level U.S. History course.

There is no course fee for local residents taking this course to earn a high school diploma.

Call 827-3906 for more information about this course or to register for it.