This course introduces students to Interactions between the Environment and Society; The Dynamics of Earth Systems &, Ecology; Population Dynamics and the Importance of Biodiversity; as well as Conservation of our Water, Air, Land and Agricultural systems.  Students will also examine Mineral and Energy Resources, and Our Health and Future as it is related to Environmental Concerns.  To earn the adult education credits, students will complete virtual (online only) assignments that require a minimum of 4.5 hours homework per week; plus a one-hour Online class meeting each week (Thursday); as well as Lab Assignments that are adapted for independent completion at home.    

This is a virtual (online) class with the instructor one hour per week.  It prepares students for acceptance into a college health career program and also for credits towards the adult education high school diploma.  You will learn the basics of cell biology and how that relates to human body systems. You will also gain a basic understanding of the Environmental Biology systems we live in and their potential impacts on our health. Students will also gain research, observation and laboratory skills that will prepare them to transition into college level coursework. Students are required to study at least 4.5 hours per week to earn the credits.

Earn a High School Diploma OR Receive a HiSET® Certificate. #YOURNEXTSTEP IS HERE!

NOW offering Online or In-Person Classes!

Need your high school diploma? You’ve got options! You don't have to live here to learn here!

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This year we are excited to offer one of our HiSET 101 sessions online. Instruction will occur using tools like Zoom and Google Classroom. Students will still come in occasionally for one-on-one testing. COVID-19 cleaning and safety protocols will, of course, be followed.

Get started in the HiSET® Program by attending our orientation for new students. Orientation will provide an overview of the HiSET® process and guide participants through intake, assessment, and pre-testing. Workshops on college and career planning, financial literacy, and technology skills (all essential skills for success at college and in the workplace) will be provided.

Attendance at orientation classes is mandatory.

At the end of orientation, students will be referred to final HiSET® testing or scheduled for additional academic help.

Students must present a valid photo id and social security card at the first class.

Classes begin every 4 weeks --- call 474-7553 to schedule your orientation.

Get started in the HiSET® Program by attending our orientation for new students. Orientation will provide an overview of the HiSET® process and guide participants through intake, assessment, and pre-testing. Workshops on college and career planning, financial literacy, and technology skills (all essential skills for success at college and in the workplace) will be provided.

Attendance at orientation classes is mandatory.

At the end of orientation, students will be referred to final HiSET® testing or scheduled for additional academic help.

Students must present a valid photo id and social security card at the first class.

Classes begin every 4 weeks --- call 474-7553 to schedule your orientation.

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.

Would you like to improve your skills in the 3 R’s? The coursework focuses on Reading (alphabetics, fluency, vocabulary and comprehension), Writing (sentence, paragraph and short essays or stories) and Arithmetic (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, decimals, fractions, and percentages).  

Classes are offered in a small group setting and will proceed at an individualized pace. Students must meet with the ABE Coordinator for testing and registration. This class will run either in-person or online based on CDC recommendations. No classes 2/15-2/19 and 4/19-4/23.

Instructor: Shelley Goad  
Days and Times, TBD, 1/19-5/27  
Location: WRAE Learning Center/Online 
Fee: Free 

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 or help preparing for the Accuplacer College Placement exam is offered.

Register anytime!