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Antioch Unified School DistrictAntioch AdultEducationThe Anchor to Life-Long Learning820 West Second StreetAntioch, CA 94509-1248Phone: (925) 779-7490/Fax (925) 779-7491
Antioch Unified School DistrictDistrict Administration Stephanie Anello, SuperintendentStephanieAnello@antioch.k12.ca.us Christine Ibarra, Associate SuperintendentEducational Services Mike Santos, DirectorProgram Improvement, Secondary EducationTrustees, Board of Education Gary HackPresident Crystal Sawyer-WhiteVice-President Diane Gibson-GrayWalter RuehligDebra Vinson Antioch Adult Education Principal: Colleen SanchezColleenSanchez@antioch.k12.ca.us Consultant: Robert BeckRobertBeck@antioch.k12.ca.us
ANTIOCH ADULT EDUCATION820 West 2nd Avenue, Antioch, CA 94509OaklandConcord/Walnut CreekOakley/BrentwoodTable of ContentsAntioch Unified School District/AdministrationWelcome to Antioch Adult Education Center ((YourYour Anchor to LifeLife-Long LearningLearning))Continuing Your Education Admission Fees & Textbooks Laboratory Fees Refund Policy Campus Policies Advisor Services Class CancellationsAdult High School Diploma Program High School Diploma Requirements Ways to Gain CreditCredits Earned PageHSD, HSE, ABE Classes AvailableHow to EnrollFall Quarter Classes Adult Basic Education (ABE) Prep for General Education Diploma (GED) or High SchoolEquivalency Test (HISET) High School Diploma Prep for United States Citizenship Test English as a Second Language Microsoft Office Suite and English for the Workplace Accounting and QuickBooks Introduction to the Culinary ArtsTransition WorkshopsComplaint Procedures/Harassment PoliciesMission Statement24555566677789101111111112131313141516
Welcome to AntiochAdult EducationCenter!Robert Beck, PrincipalThe Anchor to Life-LongLearningAs our motto states: At Antioch Adult Education Centerwe are your “anchor,” whether it is to earn your High SchoolDiploma or GED; brush up on your English or math skillsthrough our ABE program, learn English as a second languagein one of our ESL classes; or prepare to become an AmericanCitizen, we have the class for you!New BeginningsIf you are interested in starting a new career or brushing upon your skills, we have programs for you in accounting, secretarial, computer, language, and culinary arts. We are also developing courses in welding and even drone technology!Classes are offered at convenient times and baby sitting isavailable on a first-come-first-serve basis. Please call for moreinformation regarding these and other services.Antioch Adult Education has a professionally-trained teaching staff accredited by the State of California. Career Counselors are available to provide guidance to our students as wellas the services of transition specialists for those seeking guidance to move on to higher education or career opportunities.So What do you have to lose? NOTHING! What do you haveto gain? EVERYTHING! We hope you will decide to make theAntioch Adult Education Center YOUR ANCHOR TO LIFE-LONGLEARNING!—Robert A. BeckConsultant, Antioch, Adult Education
Continuing Your EducationFALL QUARTER 2018CALENDARAugust 13 — November 16Sept. 3Labor DayOct. 8-12 Fall BreakOct. 16No SchoolAntioch Adult Ed offers numerous classes for adults continuing their educations. Adult students can complete worktoward a high school diploma, or gain confidence in theirAdult Basic Education (ABE) skills to prepare for the General Education Development (GED) test. Antioch Adult Education also offers a comprehensive program in English as aSecond Language (ESL) for students at beginning levelsthrough advanced fluency.At Antioch Adult Education, you can obtain valuable jobskills in office protocols, including English for the workplace and computer skills. In addition, we also offer a program in culinary arts and will soon be offering programs inwelding and drone design and development.AdmissionCourses are open to adults 18 years of age or over, at all educational backgroundsand cultural heritages. There is open enrollment in most classes. Antioch AdultEducation provides access to all qualified disabled persons.Fees & TextbooksPrograms authorized by the State of California are partially or fully supported bytaxes. All other classes and programs are self-supporting. The entire cost of instructors’ salaries, use of facilities and operations, and clerical and administrativesupport is built into the fee structure. Every effort has been made to minimize thefees.Laboratory FeesIn classes where instructional materials are provided or additional expensesare incurred by the school, a laboratory fee is charged. All fees are payable atthe time of registration.RefundsNO REFUNDS will be made to students who voluntarily withdraw from a class inwhich they have enrolled.
Campus PoliciesState law prohibits the use of tobacco and cannabis products anywhere on theschool grounds. Antioch Adult Education cannot be responsible for childrenattending adult classes with their parents. Please make other child-care arrangements. Antioch Adult Education DOES provide limited baby-sitting services on a first-come-first serve basis for ESL students .Advisor ServicesAdvisor services are available for all Adult Education students pursuing highschool diplomas or high school equivalency certificates (GED or HiSET).Please come in and set up an appointment. Most classes are open entry-openexit so that, unless the classes are full, new enrollments are acceptedthroughout the entire semester. Advisor services are available for CareerEducation and English as a Second Language.Class CancellationsClasses may be cancelled under the following circumstances: If, by the second meetings, there are not more than 12 students present If student attendance drops below 10For Additional Information, please call : (925) 779-7490
Antioch Adult High School Diploma Requirements*1.Completion of the Following CoursesUnits English30 World History10 U.S. History10 Government5 Economics5 Mathematics20 Science20 Fine Arts/Foreign Language10 Electives70TOTAL UNITS2.Passage of 1 year of high school Algebra3.Completion of at least 10 semester units“in residence”180There are Many Ways to Gain Credit:You may have more credits than you think! California law allows adult students to receivecredit towards a diploma for: Previous high school courses Community College Courses Correspondence Schools*Cannot receive diploma until one year after high school graduation date
Credits Earned PageThis is a sheet to help you break down your creditsearned. This is only to be used for your personal assessments of your credits. To find out your actualcredits earned, as defined by the Antioch UnifiedSchool District, please make an appointment withour Counselor.EnglishNeed 30 Units HaveUnitsW. HistoryNeed 10 Units HaveUnitsUS HistoryNeed 10 Units HaveUnitsGovernmentNeed 5 UnitsHaveUnitsMathematicsNeed 20 Units HaveUnitsScienceNeed 20 Units HaveUnitsFine Art/Foreign LanguageNeed 10 Units HaveUnitsElectivesNeed 70 Units HaveUnitsTOTALNeed 180UnitsPassage of 1 year high school AlgebraHaveHave:Completion of a minimum of 10 semester units earned Have:with Antioch Adult Education
Morning and Afternoon classes are available forstudents who are 18 years old or older.Complete the classes you need to earn yourdiploma.Learn the necessary skills to successfullycomplete the GED or HST.Learn basic skills such as reading and mathto help you pass the employment eligibilitytests or prepare for High School Equivalency.
Please call our office at (925) 779-7490 to sign up for Registrationand Math/Reading Placement Assessments.For Diploma classes, you must provide your transcript.To request a transcript, you must contact your LAST high school directly. If you attended Prospects High School or Antioch Adult Education call (925) 779-7490 ext. 32083 or 40857.To request a GED transcript, you must contact www.GED.com. Wecannot order transcripts on your behalf, you must order ityourself. Make sure to have a copy saved at home. We do notreturn any records we request.Our counselor can help you decide if the HSEor HSD is a better option for you. Our counselor will help you map out a plan of action, including career guidance/post-secondary education.Diploma/GED Classes are offered :Monday—Friday 9:00am—12:00pmMonday—Wednesday 3:00pm—6:00pmABE/Math Classes are offeredMonday—Friday 9:00am—12:00pmMonday & Wednesday 3:00pm—6:00pm
Adult Basic Education (ABE)Mon. — Fri.9:00 am—12:00pmMon. & Wed. 3:00 pm—6pmRm 205Sec4000.2R. CasianoRm 214Sec4000.1P. Belleci-ShipeA program designed to help you master those skills needed in math andlanguage arts to further your educational goals.Prep for General Education Diploma (GED) or HighSchool Equivalency Test (HISET)Mon. — Fri.9:00am—12pmRm 211Sec00001L. PfotzerMon. —Wed.3:00pm—6:00pmRm 211Sec0000.2 L. RamosThese programs are specifically designed to help you finish your schoolingby preparing you to take either the GED or HISET.High School DiplomaMon. — Fri.9:00am—12:00pm Rm 211Sec1000.1 L. PfotzerMon. —Wed.3:00pm—6:00pmSec1000.2 L. RamosRm 211This class is offered to help you complete the credits required to graduate.When credits are completed, you will receive your high school diploma andwill be invited to participate in our graduation ceremony in June.Prep for United States Citizenship TestTuesday3:30pm—6:00pmRm 212Sec6000.1 L. PfotzerThis course will help prepare you to take and pass the USCIS test neededto obtain your U.S. Citizenship.
English as a Second Language (ESL)Learn English to improve your employment opportunities, to be able tohelp your children with their homework, and to be more involved in yourcommunity. Instruction in these classes provides assistance to studentslearning to speak, understand, read, and write English as their secondlanguage. From beginner to advanced, we offer different level classesbased on your English Language skill abilities!Inglés como Segundo Idioma (ESL)Aprende ingles para mejorar tus oportunidades de empleo, para poderayudar a tus hijos con sus tareas y para involucrarte mas en tu comunidad. La instruccion en estas clases proporciona asistencia a los estudiantes que aprenden a hablar, comprender, leer y escribir en ingles como su segundo idioma. ¡Desde principiante hasta avanzado, ofrecemosdiferentes clases de nivel basadas en tus habilidades de habilidad del idioma ingles!Mon, Wed, Fri 9:00am—12:00pm BeginningRm 212 Sec3100.1T. JaffersMon, Wed, Fri 1:00pm—3:00pmRm 212 Sec3100.2T. JaffersBeginningTues, Thurs9:00am—12:00pm Intermediate Rm 214 Sec3200.1StaffTues, Thurs1:00pm—3:00pmT. JaffersMon—Fri9:00am—12:00pm AdvancedRm 214 Sec3300.2StaffMon—Thurs1:00pm—3:00pmRm 211 Sec3300.1L. PfotzerIntermediate Rm 214 Sec3200.2Advanced
Introduction to Microsoft Office Suite(Computer Lab, Rm 213)Mon—Fri9:00 am—12:00 pmFee: 75.00Sec9000.1 D. GellerTues & Thurs 4:30 pm—6:00 pmFee: 60.00Sec9000.2 M. ShahrazMonday LabFee: 10.00Sec9000.3 D. Geller/M. Shahraz1:00 pm—2:30 pmLearn the latest apps to this universally-employed suite of programs. Becomeproficient in Word Processing (Microsoft Word), spreadsheet creation(Excel), Databases (Access), and multi-media presentations (Power Point).In addition, this class will focus on some of the basic office skills that are alwaysimportant in any working environment, including typing for speed and accuracy, and developing good written and oral communication skills.Accounting and Quickbooks (Computer Lab 213)Tuesday1:30 pm—4:30 pmFee: 60.00Sec9100.1M. ShahrazThis course uses QuickBooks Pro accounting software. In this course,you will learn to set up a new company, chart accounts, set up customersand vendors, complete transactions, manage lists, and run and customizereports. It is designed to help prepare you for the Intuit QuickBooks Certified User Exam from Certiport . You can take the exam at the conclusion of this course with teacher recommendation.Introduction to the Culinary ArtsTues—Fri9:00 am—12:00 pm&/or12:30 pm—3:30 pmFee: 55.00/session Sec8000.1 E. Triboletti(Includes Chefs Hat)In this 12-week course, you will develop the skills and techniques necessary for a career in the food service industry. You will learn knife skills,cooking and baking principles, food safety and sanitation procedures andmuch, much more. You will learn the principles of operating a cateringbusiness while we run a functioning restaurant/cafe creating exciting anddelicious food for our campus cafe.
Transition Specialist NickMorgan is here to help youwith your next step after adulteducation. If you are looking atother training opportunities,apprenticeships, or enteringcollege, Nick can help you navigate the process. Our workshops in partnership with LosMedanos College will help youlearn about their programs,find out about learning styles,apply for college and for financial aid, and take a tour of theLos Medanos campus. Nick canalso help you if you are tryingto figure out the right educational pathway or find ajob. Visit the Career Center onAntioch Workshop DatesAdult Schools ProgramSept 5, 10:00 AMCollege InformationSept 9, 10:00 AMLearning StylesSept 25, 10:00 AMFinancial AidOct 17, 10:00 AMLos Medanos CollegeToursNov 13, 10:00 AMCollege Survival SkillsNov 28, 10:00 AMNov 14, 5:00 PMa Wednesday to find out more. Nick isavailable Wednesdays in the CareerCenter. Drop in, or call or email Nickto make an appointment.To Contact Nick:Email: mmorgan@cccoe.k12.ca.usPh: 800-949-0496 ext 503And COMING SOONVirtual Welding, Drone Building, and MORE!For information, please call (925) 779-7490
Uniform Complaint ProceduresThe Governing Board recognizes that theDistrict has primary responsibility for insuring that it complies with State and Federal Laws and Regulations governing educational programs. The District shall investigate and seek to resolve complaints atthe local level. The District shall followuniform complaint procedures when addressing complaints alleging unlawful discrimination or failure to comply with Stateor Federal Law in Adult Basic Education,and Special Education Programs.Filing of ComplaintAny individual, public agency, or organization may file a written complaint of allegednoncompliance. The complaint shall be presented to the Superintendent or designee,who will then give it to the appropriatecompliance officer. The Superintendent ordesignee will maintain a log of complaintsreceived, providing each with a code number and a date stamp. If a complainant isunable to put a complaint in writing due toconditions such as illiteracy or other handicaps, District staff shall help him/her to filethe complaint.HarassmentThe District is committed to providing aneducational environment free of harassment and unlawful discrimination. TheDistrict maintains a strict policy prohibiting harassment and differentiated treatment of students because od sex, race,religious creed, color, national origin, ancestry, physical handicap, medical condition, marital status, age, or any other basisprotected by Federal, State, or local law,ordinance ,or regulation. All Such harassment is unlawful. The District’s policy ofanti-harassment toward students appliesto students enrolled in the District and allpersons employed by the District. Unlawful harassment in any form, including verbal, physical and visual conduct, threats,demands, and retaliation is prohibited.Violations of this policy may result in disciplinary action, which may include discharge for employees, and expulsion forstudents, depending on the seriousness ofthe violation. Students who feel aggrievedbecause of conduct that may constituteharassment should directly inform theperson engaging in such conduct that it isoffensive, or if the student does not feelcomfortable, or is unable to talk to theperson engaging in such activity, the student should report the incident to theSchool Principal or designee.Title IX CoordinatorAssociate Superintendent Education ServicesAntioch Unified School District office: 925) 779-7500
Antioch Adult Education820 West Second StreetAntioch, CA 94509-1248Non-Profit OrganizationU.S. POSTAGE PAIDANTIOCH, CA 94509Permit No. 93ECRWSSResidential CustomerThe mission of Antioch Adult Educationis to provide lifelong educational opportunities and services responding to theunique needs of individuals and thecommunity.
Antioch Unified School District The Anchor to Life-Long Learning 820 West Second Street Antioch, CA 94509-1248 Phone: (925) 779-7490/Fax (925) 779-7491 . . Antioch Adult High School Diploma Requirements* 1. Completion of the Following Courses Units English 30 World History 10 U.S. History 10
