Career Readiness is a work place preparation course designed to organize an individual for the necessary skills for successful job searching. Course focus is designed to fill out job applications, write resumes and cover letters, and learn soft skills when joining the workforce. Course will have guest speakers that work in human resources, field trips to job fairs, and learning what skills employers are looking for.

To Register: please call the Adult Education office at 764-4776

Adult Basic Education courses are designed for adults who wish to improve basic reading, writing, or math skills. We have an open Learning Lab where instructors will work with students in small groups or individually.

The College Access Reading/Writing & College Success Curriculum includes lecture, writing workshops, individual and group learning activities, and college success workshops. The focus of this class is on reading, writing, thinking, and planning for college success.

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Digital Literacy is a self-paced course testing competency in nine areas of computer/internet knowledge. Students will be issued a certificate of digital literacy upon completion and be able to use certificate to gain employment and show proficiency.

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Students will continue to study grammar and its usage. Students will compose essays for a variety of purposes and audiences. Students will also write a research paper. Various genres of literature will be explored.

To register please call the Adult Education office at 764-4776

Students will continue to study grammar and its usage. Students will compose essays for a variety of purposes and audiences. Students will also write a research paper. Various genres of literature will be explored.

To register please call the Adult Education office at 764-4776

Students will learn algebraic concepts through teacher instruction/demonstration, classroom discussions, and investigations. Homework will be assigned and corrected on a weekly basis with the opportunity to ask questions to further understanding. This is also considered a prep-class for the Acculplacer. 

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Math Basics covers place value, calculations with the four operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division using whole numbers, decimals, fractions and percentage. In addition, it covers the basic vocabulary of geometry, reading of tables and graphs used in the world and introduces problem solving strategies for real life situations. Math Essentials covers the number system, exponents and roots, the order of operations, percents, ratio and proportion, measurement and units, integers, geometry, simple statistics, simple equations and includes applications that use those Math topics. Students will learn to work with and without the use of a calculator. This class prepares for the HiSET® test. Instructor: Sue Finch Schedule: TBD