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  1. Monterey Adult School by Justine King.
  2. What is adult education adult education programs help
  3. prepare adults to participate effectively as citizens workers,
  4. family members
  5. in California adult education is offered by both
  6. K through 12 adult schools and community colleges.
  7. Courses.
  8. In these programs are sometimes distinguished from other
  9. courses because they are college prep career,
  10. technical secondary or elementary courses for adults.
  11. For example,
  12. many adult education courses prepare adult students to
  13. attend college classes or advance in their careers.
  14. What is adult education, regional planning in July of 2013,
  15. the California Legislature approved regional
  16. planning grants for adult education.
  17. These grants were part of a large piece of legislation. Assembly bill 86
  18. or the 2013, 2014 budget trailer bill.
  19. The adult education regional planning grants span from
  20. spring of 2014 through summer of 2015,
  21. they are intended to help community colleges and K through 12
  22. adult schools collaborate to better provide adults in their regions.
  23. With the following programs,
  24. elementary and secondary basic skills including classes required
  25. for high school diploma or high school equivalency test
  26. classes and courses for immigrants eligible
  27. for education services and citizenship.
  28. And English as a second language
  29. and workforce preparation classes and basic skills
  30. education programs for adults with disabilities and short term career
  31. technical education programs with high
  32. employment potential programs for apprentices
  33. adult education serves an increasingly diverse student population
  34. including the follow
  35. following specialized group,
  36. adult immigrants,
  37. adults who need language instruction and learning experiences that will
  38. permit them to communicate and participate with English speakers,
  39. learn about the culture and customs of
  40. the United States and prepare for employment,
  41. citizenship, parenthood and self-sufficiency,
  42. adults with disabilities, individuals with cognitive,
  43. physical sensory or medical disabilities or mental disorders.
  44. Adult education provides modified equipment,
  45. materials and instructional strategies to increase
  46. literacy for both individuals and families.
  47. As well as workplace skills,
  48. disadvantaged adults,
  49. low income and hard to serve adults who demonstrate basic skills deficiency
  50. below the eighth grade level adult education provides basic skills training,
  51. preparation for the general education development,
  52. test preparation toward earning a high school
  53. diploma and job skills training opportunity.
  54. Other groups included are homeless adults, incarcerated adults,
  55. single parents and displaced homemakers
  56. programs offered in adult schools are adult basic and secondary academics.
  57. English as a second language,
  58. citizen, citizenship preparation, career, technical education,
  59. adults with disabilities
  60. and parenting, family and consumer awareness.
  61. The Monterey Adult School,
  62. the Monterey Adult School is part of
  63. the Monterey Peninsula Unified School district.
  64. Their core belief is the staff recognizes and responds
  65. to each student as an individual with unique needs.
  66. In addition,
  67. the staff meets each student where they are now and
  68. helps them move forward to where they want to go.
  69. The vision of Monterey Adult School provides educational
  70. opportunities for individuals to meet their academic,
  71. personal,
  72. civic and career goals in a safe
  73. supportive environment which honors cultural and diversity
  74. while encouraging open effective communication as a
  75. bridge to lifelong learning and success.
  76. The Monterey Adult School is located in seaside California.
  77. The programs offered in Monterey Adult School
  78. are English as a second language ESL courses
  79. focuses on knowledge and skills in English literacy
  80. and civic units such as health care,
  81. diversity, banking and education
  82. classes offer growth in reading, writing, speaking, listening and tech
  83. technological
  84. in a sequence of levels.
  85. Levels include beginning,
  86. intermediate and advanced ESL classes are offered in person and online.
  87. They have an evening ESL class in person at Marina Vista
  88. High School diploma,
  89. individualized instruction offered in friendly supportive environment
  90. to help adults realize their lifelong objectives.
  91. Personalized instruction may include direct instruction, blended learning,
  92. credit, recovery and distance learning,
  93. general equivalency, diploma, fast track to GED or high set testing.
  94. Review the four current subject areas, language, arts, science,
  95. social science and math in a
  96. supportive environment with knowledgeable instructions.
  97. This is an alternative high school diploma equivalent for
  98. Native Spanish speakers and for native English speakers.
  99. This class is offered in both languages,
  100. citizenship.
  101. This course prepares students to pass the oral and
  102. written exam for citizenship in the United States.
  103. This class is taught English and Spanish
  104. culinary home based foods.
  105. This class prepares students for success in the home based culinary enterprise.
  106. We they cover homemade food business operations
  107. from concept to packaging to profit.
  108. Each month covers a different product ranging from jams to breads to pastries.
  109. At the completion of the course,
  110. they earn a workshop certificate or high school diploma, credit,
  111. family, family safety in the car.
  112. This class is for adults who have been cited for police
  113. authorities for violations related to car seats or bike helmets.
  114. Monterey Adult School has provided on behalf of Monterey County Health
  115. Department for the past 10 years for adults cited for violations.
  116. Class information.
  117. Monterey Adult school works on the quarter
  118. system starting new classes every three months.
  119. Classes range from 45 to $60 each.
  120. You can register online or in person at the school office and they offer both in
  121. person and online classes.
  122. You should check them out. Monterey Adult school.