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ESCONDIDO ADULT SCHOOLRegister for classes online!www.escondidoadultschool.orgSPRING / SUMMER2017
PRINCIPAL’SMESSAGESpring / Summer 2017As the spring semester approaches,the work of the Education to CareerNetwork, of which Escondido AdultSchool is a member, is moving into fullswing. Several major components ofits action plan are being implementedwhich include the enhancement ofstudent transitions services, increasedmarketing, and a computer devicecheck-system for students.In recent weeks, an expandedmarketing campaign has begunwhich includes targeted Facebookads; advertising throughout theNorth County Transit System includingbuses and the Sprinter, paid spots oncable channels, updated collateralmaterieals, and a more robust websitewww.educationtocareer.net. Withthe addition of a new transitionscoordinator, students now receiveincreased individualized attentionto navigate through programs atthe adult school, between the adultschool and other postsecondaryoptions, and into employment.Another student support is theavailability of a computer checkout system for students who wish toaccelerate their progress but whomay not have access to devices athome.Finally, on a more personal note, after38 years in adult education, I will beretiring at the end of this school year.It has been an honor and pleasure tobe part of the Escondido communityas well as the Escondido Union HighSchool District, all of whom havebeen extremely supportive of ourprograms. Escondido Adult Schoolhas been in existence for nearly fiftyyears, and it will continue to be arelevant provider of educationalservices for the citizens of Escondido.Dom Gagliardi2CONTENTSPrincipal’s Message2Provision of Accommodations3Maps / Class Locations4Class Index5Office & Hours6Registration Information7Registration form Parts 1 and 28–9Community Education10–17Career & Technical Education17–28Computer Classes21–24Older Adults10, 12,13Parenting Classes14ESL / Citizenship30,31Diploma / ABE Classes32,33Career Education Advisor35Veteran’s Information35Student Transitions Office35EAS Test Center for GED and HiSET34STATEMENT Of NONDISCRIMINATIONThe Governing Board of the Escondido UnionHigh School District is committed to equalopportunity for all individuals. It is the policy of thedistrict not to discriminate on the basis of race, color,sex, national origin, or handicapping conditions inits educational and vocational programs, activities,or employment policies as required by Title VI ofthe Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IC of the 1976Education Amendments, and Section 504 of theRehabilitation Act of 1973.UNIfORM COMPLAINT PROCEDURESThe Governing Board recognizes that thedistrict has primary responsibility for ensuringthat it complies with the state and federal lawsand regulations governing educational programs.The district shall investigate and seek to resolvecomplaints at the local level. The district shall followuniform complaint procedures when addressingcom plaints alleging unlawful dis crim i na tionbased on ethnic group identification, religion,age, gender, color, or physical or mental disabilityin any program or activity. A complete copy ofthe uniform complaint procedures is availablein the principal’s office. The Governing Boardhas designated the following compliance officerto receive and investigate complaints and ensuredistrict compliance with law:Dr. Olga WestAssistant SuperintendentHuman ResourcesEscondido Union High School District302 North Midway Drive
Principal'sMessageUnder Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and Title II of the Americans withDisabilities Act of 1990 as amended by the ADA Amendments Act of 2008, the EscondidoUnion High School District adult school shall take all necessary steps to ensure that no studentwith a verified disability is denied the benefits of, excluded from participation in, or otherwisesubjected to discrimination in an education program be
ESCONDIDO ADULT SCHOOL OffICE HOURS ESCONDIDO ADULT SCHOOL 220 W. Crest St. Escondido, CA 92025 Hours 9 AM - 8:30 PM, Monday - Thursday 8 AM - 2 PM, friday Phone 760-739-7300 Fax 760-747-2017 HOLIDAYS AND RECESSES April 10-14 Spring Break May 29 - Memorial Day July 4 _Indepence Day
