This class is designed for students to learn or improve typing skills. These skills are essential for success in many other classes and in everyday life. Good typing skills also make it easier to navigate mobile devices such as tablets and cellphones. Students will be enrolled in the professional version of Typing.com, an online learning software that uses lessons, games, and more to take the learner from beginner to advance in a series of self-paced lessons done from home. The teacher will monitor progress and provide encouragement and suggestions for improvement. Students who do not have a keyboard-based laptop, desktop, or other technology may be eligible for a loaned device while participating in this course. This class is open enrollment. No classes on 10/11. 11/11, & 11/25. 

Instructor: Bill Keller  
Various Days & Times, 9/7 - 12/22 
Location: WRAE Learning Center/Online  
Fee: Free 

Effective reading comprehension is essential to success at the college level and to advance in one’s career. This course is designed to help students improve reading comprehension and critical analysis. An emphasis is placed on developing vocabulary and improving reading speed. Assignments introduce students to college level textbooks, outlining strategies, and critical researching skills.

Remote instruction by appointment on Monday and Wednesday afternoons.

This course will cover the grammar and writing skills that are required for success in college level courses. Whether you need to brush-up your skills before attending college, need to improve your ACCUPLACER or CASAS scores, or need to earn a high school credit, you will find this course practical and useful.

Remote instruction by appointment on Monday and Wednesday afternoons.

This free high school credit course is open to high school diploma and credit recovery students. Focus is on strengthening reading, writing, speaking and other communication skills aligned to the College and Career Readiness Standards. Class days and times subject to change based on student enrollment needs. This class is not open enrollment. Registration closes mid-September. 

Instructor: Shelley Goad  
Tuesdays, 9/7 - 12/21, 2:00 - 4:00 PM 
Location: WRAE Learning Center/Zoom  
Fee: Free

If you didn't finish high school, you know that your choices are limited. Even with talent and drive, the lack of a high school diploma can limit your opportunities. Prepare to take you official HiSET® exams and earn your high school equivalency credential. In this class you will work in small groups and individually to prepare for each of the 5 exams: reading, writing, math, science, and social studies. 

Open enrollment, you can start these classes anytime. 

This free high school credit course is open to high school diploma and credit recovery students. Focus is on strengthening math skills aligned to the College and Career Readiness Standards. Class days and times subject to change based on student enrollment needs. This class is not open enrollment. Registration closes mid-September. 

Instructor: Romolo Marcoccio
Tuesdays, 9/7 - 12/21, 4:00 - 7:00 PM 
Location: WRAE Learning Center/Zoom
Fee: Free

Tuesday classes will be online. On Thursdays, students will have the option o participating remotely or in person at SAHS. Remote learners may still need to come to SAHS for occasioanl testing.

This class is designed to help student master the knowledge and skills neccesary to pass the HiSET exam. Think you’re the only one who doesn’t know how to divide fractions? Do you dread having to write an essay for the high school equivalency test? Do not be discouraged – we can help! Join the class where you will gain new knowledge and skills and have fun at the same time. Online test preparation will be available.

Students will have the option of participating remotely or in person instruction. Remote learners will still come to SAHS for occasional testing.

Prerequisite: Must complete HiSET 101 prior to starting this class.

 Two new staff will be sharing this job - January Hapworth and Jim Logan

English Literature Class

In this class, we will read 2 or 3 short books, starting with The Westing Game by Ellen Raskin, and discuss what's going on in them, what we can learn by reading them, and how we can think critically about what we read.