2 spring term 3/12/18 - 6/8/18

Uniform Complaint proCedUreFor students, employees, parents/guardians, school anddistrict advisory committee members, appropriate privateschool officials, and other: The Whittier Union High SchoolDistrict has primary responsibility for insuring that it complieswith state and federal laws and regulations governingeducational programs and has established procedures toaddress allegations of unlawful discrimination, harassment,intimidation, and bullying and complaints alleging violation ofstate and federal laws governing educational programs andthe charging of unlawful pupil fees and the non-compliance ofour Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP). The districtshall investigate and seek to resolve complaints using policiesand procedures known as the Uniform Complaint Procedures(UCP) adopted by our local board. Unlawful discrimination,harassment, intimidation, or bullying against any protectedgroup as identified in education Code section 200 and 220 andGovernment code section 11135, including any actual orperceived characteristics as set forth in Penal Code section422.55 or on the basis or a person’s association with a personor group with one or more of these actual or perceivedcharacteristics in any program or activity conducted by theLEA, which is funded directly by, or that receives or benefitsfrom any state financial assistance. The UCP process shallalso be used when addressing complaints alleging failure tocomply with state or federal program laws in Adult Education,After School Education and Safety, Compensatory Education,Course Periods Without Educational Content, English LearnerPrograms, Every Student Succeeds Act / No Child LeftBehind, Consolidated Programs, Migrant Education,Career/Technical Education, Foster and Homeless Youth,Local Control Funding formula and Local ControlAccountability Plan, NCLB Titles I-VII, Nutrition Services-USDA Civil Rights, Childcare and Development Programs,Physical Education Instructional Minutes, ReasonableAccommodations to a Lactating Pupil, School Facilities,Special Education Programs, and complaints regarding SafetyPlanning Requirements, Tobacco - Use Prevention Education,Discrimination, Harassment, Intimidation, Bullying andUnlawful Pupil Fees. For details regarding how to file acomplaint, including timelines, the complete UniformComplaint Procedures is available atwww.whittieradultschool.edu, or free of charge in the AdultSchool Office or contact Deputy Superintendent at 9401 S.Painter Ave., Whittier (562) 698-8121.

proCedimiento Uniforme de QUejasEl Distrito Escolar Whittier Union es primordialmenteresponsable en asegurarse en cumplir con las leyes yreglamentos estatales y federales que gobiernan losprogramas educativos y ha establecido procedimientos paratratar quejas de discriminación ilícita, acoso, intimidación yhostigamiento, y sobre quejas de violación de leyes estataleso federales que gobiernan los programas educativos, el cobrode cuotas ilícitas para estudiantes, y el no cumplimiento denuestro Plan de Control Local y Rendición de Cuentas (LocalControl and Accountability Plan, LCAP). El Distrito investigaráy buscará resolver las quejas usando pólizas y procedimientosconocidos como el Procedimiento de Quejas (UCP - siglas eninglés) adoptados por nuestra mesa directiva. Las quejasilegales de discriminación, acoso, intimidación, uhostigamiento, contra de cualquier grupo protegido como seidentifica en el artículo 200 y 220 del Código de Educación yel artículo 11135 del Código de Gobierno, incluyendocaracterísticas reales o percibidas como se establece en elartículo 422.55del Código Penal o en cuanto a estascaracterísticas reales o percibidas o por la asociación de lapersona con una persona o un grupo con una o más de estascaracterísticas, ya sean reales o percibidas, en cualquierprograma o actividad dirigida por la LEA que reciba asistenciafinanciera del estado o se beneficie de ésta. El proceso deUCP también será utilizado al tratar las quejas que aleganfalta de cumplimiento con las leyes del estado y/o las leyesfederales en los programas de Educación para Adultos,Educación y Seguridad Después del Horario de la Escuela,Educación Compensatoria, Períodos De Cursos SinContenido Educativo, Programas de Estudiantes Aprendicesde Inglés, Acta de Cada Estudiante Tiene Éxito / Ningún NiñoDejado Atrás, Programas Consolidados, Educación Migrante,Educación Técnicas/Carreras, Jóvenes en Cuidado AdoptivoTemporal y Sin Hogar, Fórmula de Financiamiento de ControlLocal y Planes de Rendición de Cuentas de Control Local,Títulos I-VII de NCLB, Servicios de Nutrición, - DerechosCiviles de USDA, Programas de Cuidado y Desarrollo deNiños, Minutos de Instrucción de la Educación Física,Adaptaciones Razonables para una Alumna en Lactancia, yquejas con respeto a las Instalaciones, Escolares, Programasde Educación Especial, Requisitos de Planeación deSeguridad, Tabaco- Educación para la Prevención Del Uso,Discriminación, Acoso, Intimidación, Amedrentamiento yCuotas Para Estudiantes Ilícitas. Las quejas pueden ser

presentadas por escrito al funcionario de cumplimiento deldistrito: El Sub-Superintendente de Servicios Educacionales,9401 S. Painter Avenue, Whittier, Ca. 90605, (562) 698-8121.Para detalles, incluyendo fechas y límites de tiempo, el UCPcompleto se encuentra en www.whittieradultschool.edu, o, enla oficina de la escuela de adultos.

attendanCe and Class siZeRegular attendance is expected of all students. A minimumclass size must be maintained for classes to continue.

feesFees are charged for classes as listed in the schedule. Allfees must be paid in cash. Late entries pay the full fee.  Feesalign with state and federal guidelines for adult schools.

refUndsno fees will be refUnded onCe a Class hasbeen established. CLASS COSTS ARE FUNDEDTHROUGH FEES AND STUDENT ATTENDANCE.original reCeipt reQUired for any refUnds.

aCCreditedThe Whittier Adult School is fully accredited by the WesternAssociation of Schools and Colleges as an outstanding school of learning.

notiCe of nondisCrimination*The Whittier Union High School District is committed toproviding equal opportunity for all individuals in education.District programs, activities, and practices shall be free fromdiscrimination, harassment, intimidation and bullying based onrace, color, ancestry, national origin, ethnic groupidentification, age, religion, marital or parental status, physicalor mental disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender, genderidentity or expression, or genetic information; the perceptionof one or more of such characteristics; or association with aperson or group with one or more of these actual or perceivedcharacteristics. Annually, the Superintendent or designee shallreview district programs and activities to ensure the removalof any barrier that may unlawfully prevent an individual orgroup in any of the protected categories stated above fromaccessing district programs and activities, including the use offacilities. He/she shall take prompt, reasonable actions toremove any identified barrier. The Superintendent or designeeshall report his/her findings and recommendations to theBoard after each review. Pursuant to 34 CFR 104.8 and 34CFR 106.9, the Superintendent or designee shall notifystudents, parents/guardians, employees, employeeorganizations, applicants for admission and employment, andsources of referral for applicants about the district's policy onnondiscrimination and related complaint procedures. Suchnotification shall be included in each announcement, bulletin,catalog, handbook, application form, or other materialsdistributed to these groups. District programs and facilities,viewed in their entirety, shall be in compliance with theAmericans with Disabilities Act and any implementingstandards and/or regulations. The Superintendent or designeeshall ensure that the district provides appropriate auxiliary aidsand services when necessary to afford individuals withdisabilities equal opportunity to participate in or enjoy thebenefits of a service, program, or activity. These aids andservices may include, but are not limited to, qualifiedinterpreters or readers, assistive listening devices, notetakers,written materials, taped text, and Braille or large printmaterials. Individuals with disabilities shall notify theSuperintendent or Principal if they have a disability thatrequires special assistance or services. Reasonablenotification should be given prior to the school-sponsoredfunction, program, or meeting. This nondiscrimination policyapplies to all acts related to school activity or schoolattendance within any school or office under the jurisdiction ofthe Superintendent of the Whittier Union High School District.For inquiries or complaints related to discrimination,harassment, intimidation and/or bullying of students based onthe actual or perceived characteristics listed above, contactyour school’s administrator, the school’s Title IX/BullyingComplaint Manager or: Loring Davies Deputy Superintendent,Educational Services

* Visite la officina de la escuela de adultos o nuestra páginaweb www.whittieradultschool.edu para obtener una copia delaviso de no discriminar, en español.

spring term march 12, 2018 - june 8, 2018(no classes 3/26-30, 4/2, 5/4, 5/28)

CLASS LOCATIONSsierra education Center (seC)

9401 s. painter avenue whittier, Ca 90605

Ceres elementary school10601 s. Ceres avewhittier, Ca 90604

Carmela elementary school13300 lakeland rd.whittier, Ca 90605

Whittier Union High School District

Whittier Adult SchoolSierra  Education Center9401 South Painter Avenue

Whittier, CA 90605

Office 562-698-8121 Ext. 1300 Counseling 562-698-8121 Ext. 1330

Visit us on the web at: w w w . w h i t t i e r a d u l t s c h o o l . e d u

Visit us on facebook:w w w . f a c e b o o k . c o m /w h i t t i e r a d u l t s c h o o l

e m a i l u s a t :a d u l t s c h o o l @ w u h s d . o r g

martin j. plourde . . . . . . . . . superintendentdr. ralph pacheco. . . . . . . . . . . . . .presidentrussell Castañeda Calleros . Vice presidentjeff baird . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clerkleighton anderson . . . . . . . . . . . . . membertim schneider . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . member

adult school administrators

deborah roberts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . director

devon monson . . . . . . . . . . . asst. principalreina shebesta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Counselorbarney hein. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Counselorpam  battleson . . . . . . . . . Cte Chairpersonmartha patterson . . . . . . . parent education

Chairperson

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Whittier Adult SchoolMission Statement

Whittier Adult School is committed to providing our diverse student population

with a quality, standards-based instructional program

guided by our fully-qualified staffin a safe and supportive environment.We provide an engaging educationalprogram through which students canacquire the 21st century learning skills

that enable them to achieve their academic,vocational and personal goals.

registration informationall fees mUst be paid in Cash Uponenrollment. no refUnds UnlessClass is CanCelled.

accounting - p. 9

administrative assistant - p. 8

adult basic education - p. 4

Citizenship - p. 5

Computer Classes - p. 10

Computer repair - p. 10

Construction fundamentals - p. 9

Customer service Clerk - p. 8

english as a second language - p. 5

ged preparation Class - p. 6

high school diploma - p. 7

high school equivalency - p. 6

hiset preparation Class - p. 6

intro. to Construction Class - p. 9

math review - pp. 4 & 6

medical front office - p. 9

microsoft office (word, excel, outlook) - p.10

office skills - p.10

parent education - p. 11

Quickbooks - p. 9

reading - p. 4

writing - p. 4

basiC readingbeginning/intermediate/adVanCed

days time loCationM-F 9:45a-11:15a SECM W 6:30p-9:00p SEC

basiC math

days time loCation

M-F 11:15a-12:30p SEC

adVanCed listening & speak-ing / transitional englishdays time loCationM-F 11:15a-12:30p SECT 6:30p-9:00p SEC

basiC writingbeginning/intermediate/adVanCed

days time loCationM-F 8:30a-9:45a SECTh 6:30p-9:00p SEC

all students must be assessed. day-time students please call 562-698-8121X1330 for an appointment. no appointment needed for evening students. register in room h702.

Reading, Writing & MathAdult Basic Education

4 spring term 3/12/18 - 6/8/18  

CounselorsRoom H706 – (562) 698-8121 ext. 1330

Hours: Monday through Friday

8:00 am – 4:00 pm

Tues., Wed., Thurs. 5:30 pm – 9:00 pm

assessment & placement

abe – Make an appointment in RmH706 or call (562) 698-8121 ext. 1330.

esl – Go to room H702. See page 5.

high school equivalency(hse/ged) – Room 706 or call (562)698-8121 ext. 1330

high school diploma – Room 706or call (562) 698-8121 ext. 1330

Cte – Rm D301 or D305. Call (562) 698-8121 ext. 1341

job placement assistanceStudents who participate in Whittier AdultSchool’s CTE courses may take part inour job assistance program. Contact yourteacher for more information.

rio hondo College assistanceA Rio Hondo College counselor is avail-able to help with information and RHCenrollment. Call (562) 698-8121 ext.1333.

sassfaQualifying students may get help withtraining costs, books, transportation, etc.A SASSFA representative may be avail-able on campus, or call (562) 946-2237.

websitewww.whittieradultschool.edu

social mediawww.facebook.com/whittieradultschool

register for abe classes atsierra education Center (seC) -room h702. all terms.

Student Resources

math reView Classdays time plaCe fee

T 6:00pm-9:00pm V-3 No Fee

The Math Review class will introduce and re-view basic math skills that will help prepare stu-dents for the high school equivalency examsand/or academic or job requirements. Skills willbe introduced or reviewed at each session.Students will participate in directed instruction,and will also work individually using self-pacedsoftware and materials.

English classes include listening,speaking, reading and writing skills.Instruction is provided in a sequenceof levels. Some classes may includemore than one level and some levelsmay not be available at all locations.Students may continue to enrollthroughout the year as long as spaceis available.

Ceres elementary sChool10601 south Ceres avenue, whittier Ca 90604register in the classroom.

dates days time leVels

All Terms M & W 8:30a-11:00a Beg. - Int.

English as a Second LanguageIngles Como Segundo Idioma

Register for ESL classes at Sierra Education Center (SEC) - Rm H702.

Registration:      Daytime: M-Th 9:00 am - 11:00 amEvening: M-Th 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm

CitizenshipCitizenship - Register in the office. This course is only offered in English.days term time plaCeM / W 3/12/18-5/30/18 6:00p-8:00p V-7No classes 3/26-3/30, 4/2, 5/4 & 5/28

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Carmela elementary sChool13300 lakeland rd. whittier, Ca 90605register in the classroom. room 28.

dates days time leVels

All Terms M & W 8:30a-11:30am Beg. - Int.

A 10-week course (20 sessions) thatreviews the information needed tocomplete the U.S. Naturalizationprocess. Includes a review of U.S. his-tory and preparation for the citizenshipinterview and application.

daytime ClassesloCated at sierra edUCation CenterM-Th 9a-12:00p Beginning to

Advanced

M - F 11:15a- 12:30p

Advanced Listening & Speaking

eVening ClassesloCated at the sierra edUCation Center

M-Th 6:00p-9:00p Beginning toAdvanced

T 6:30p-9:00p Advanced Listening & Speaking

GED & HiSET Preparationregister in the Classroom

preparation Classes: It is recommendedthat you prepare for the high school equiva-lency tests by attending the hse preparationClass. All students are given individualizedlearning plans specifically targeting the areasin which they need to work. A variety of mate-rials that focus on the requirements of theGED and HiSET test are available to helpyou practice and prepare. A Math ReviewClass and Math Boot Camp are also avail-able. Students may enroll throughout the termas space is available.

hse prep Class: year-round registration.go to room h-706 to make an appointmentwith a counselor.

orientation:orientation begins promptly at:

day: 8:45 am m,t,w eve: 6:45 pm m,t,w

● new student enrollments monday thru wednesday only.

● new students must attend orientation upon enrollment.

Class times:monday-friday room h-708daytime: m-f 8:30 am – 12:00 pm

evening: m-th 6:30 – 9:00 pm

math boot Camp - GED/HiSET Preparationwednesday evenings 6:00pm-9:00 pmroom V-3

Go to room H-702 for an assesment andplacement. This is an intensive math coursethat will prepare students with the math skillsneeded to pass the GED/HiSET High Schoolequivalency exams. Emphasis will be placedon skill development, conceptual understand-ing and practical application. Areas coveredwill include (1) Number Sense, (2) Algebra &Functions, (3) Geometry & Measurement, (4)Data Analysis.

math reviewtuesday evenings 6:00pm-9:00 pm location room V-3

Go to room H-702 for an assessment andplacement. This course is designed to intro-duce and review with students the basic es-sentials of mathematics. Areas like wholenumbers, fractions, decimals, percents,measurement, and the development of skillsin problem solving will be covered. Studentswill participate in directed instruction and willwork individually using self-paced math soft-ware and materials.

HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY (HSE)

test eligibility

to be eligible for high schoolequivalency testing you must be18 years of age or older, within 60days of your 18th birthday, or within60 days of when you would havegraduated from high school hadyou remained in school.

California now accepts different testsfor High School Equivalency (HSE).Whittier Adult School will help you pre-pare for the ged or the hiset exam.Both tests are available in either Eng-lish or Spanish. If you are successfulon either of these tests, you will re-ceive a certificate from the state in-dicating that you have the acade-mic knowledge and proficiencyequivalent to those of a high schoolgraduate. You will receive more infor-mation about the exams and whichone may be right for you in the class-room, or by speaking with one of ourcounselors. Call (562) 698-8121 ext.1330 to make an appointment.

taking the ged 2014 test:*• The GED test is a computer-

based exam.

• Go to www.GED.com to find a placement test site.

• Schedule and pay for the test online.

taking the hiset test: *• Available as either paper or com

puter-based test.

• Go to www.hiset.ets.org to find atest site.

• Scheduling information and cost will vary by site.

* It is highly recommended that youcomplete the HSE Prep Program be-fore registering for the exam.

6 spring term 3/12/18 - 6/8/18  

Courses are available to those whowant to complete a high schooldiploma. Most courses areavailable in the Academic SkillsCenter at Sierra Education Center(see schedule below). Somecourses are available at CaliforniaHigh School, La Serna HighSchool, Whittier High School,Santa Fe High School or PioneerHigh School from 3:00pm -5:00pm.

A counselor’s referral is requiredfor enrollment in any high schooldiploma class. Adults have priorityin all adult school classes. Call562-698-8121 Ext. 1330 for moreinformation and to make anappointment.

Counseling Office Room H-706

Hours:  Monday thru Friday8:00 am - 4:00 pm

Evenings: Tue, Wed & Thurs. 5:30 pm - 9:00 pm

• new concurrent high schoolstudents must go to the adultschool office then room f-513to enroll.

• adults and continuing highschool students enroll in roomf-513.

High School Diploma

Academic Courses

Offered Courses

Algebra 1 (Adults only)Art History (Adults only)Basic MathBiological Science*Child Development & Parenting

Consumer MathEarth ScienceEconomicsEnglish 1,2,3,4Environmental Science*Foods*HealthIntro to Art Appreciation (Adults only)

*Intro to ComputersPre-Algebra*Psychology*Sociology*Students & the LawUS GovernmentUS History*World GeographyWorld History

*Elective Courses

180 credits needed inrequired courses for

HS Diploma(Adults only)

aCademiC skills Center

daystime plaCe

M-F 8:30am-10:30am F-513

M-F 10:30am-12:30pm F-513

M-Th 5:00pm-7:00pm F-513

M-Th 7:00pm-9:00pm F-513

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daytime: mon.-thurs. 8:00 am-3:00 pm fri. 8:00 am-12:30 pm mon.-thurs. evenings: 5:30-9:00 pm register: mon. & tues room 301 - fee $80 register: adult school office - fee $60

First week of each term, register in Room 301. Day: 8:00 am Evening: 5:30 pm

This single term fee allows students to take numerous classes within the program unless otherwise noted. Classes marked with * are included in Term Fee.

books may be reQUired for some Classes all fees mUst be paid in Cash Visit Us at www.whittieradultschool.edu

for detailed Class desCriptions and Class Updates.

Career Paths

8 spring term 3/12/18 - 6/8/18  

Career Technical Education

You can obtain a certificate of completion in the following Career paths: Day / Night Daytime Only

accounting Clerk program Customer service Clerkmedical billing Clerk general office Clerk / assistantmedical receptionist / scheduler administrative assistant / secretarymedical records Clerk logistics / distribution /

warehouse Clerk

filing

dates days time plaCe fee

3/19/18 - 4/18/18 M/W/F 11a–12:30p D-305 *

CUstomer serViCe

dates days time plaCe fee

3/14/18-4/5/18 M-TH 2:00p-3:00p D-301 *

job searCh

dates days time plaCe fee

3/15/18-6/7/18 TH 5:30p-6:30p D-301 *5/8/18-6/7/18 M-TH 2:00p-3:00p D-301 *

keyboardingdays time plaCe feeM-F 8:00a - 10:00a D-307 *M-F 10:00a - 12:30p D-307 *M-Th 1:00p-3:00p D-307 *T&Th 5:30p-7:30p D-307 *typing CertifiCatedays time plaCe feeM-Th 8:30a-11:30a D-307 $ 40M-Th 1:00p-2:00p D-307 $ 40T&Th 5:30p-6:30p D-307 $ 40

Testing will begin the second week of the term3/20/18.

bUsiness writingdates days time plaCe fee3/14/18 - 6/8/18 M-F 10a-12:30p D-305 *

bUsiness mathdates days time plaCe fee3/12/18 - 6/7/18 M-Th 1p-3:00p D-306 *

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The following Foundation courses are included in all Career Pathways: Keyboarding, 10-Key Calculator,Filing, Computer Essentials, Internet/Outlook, Customer Service Unit, Business Math/Writing, Informa-tion Skills, Office Procedures, Job Search. Additional course requirements are noted under each CareerPath title below. Students may “test out” of some requirements. See your teacher or ask as you enrollabout skills assessments. administrative assistantPrerequisite: General Office Clerk CoursesTyping test: 35 to 50+ words per minuteMicrosoft Office: Word Expert / Access Payroll

Customer service Clerk Typing test: 30+ words per minute

warehouse Clerk Typing test: 25+ words per minute Weights and measuresInventory scanner

general office Clerk / office assistantTyping test: 30+ words per minuteWindows/File ManagementWord Specialist / Excel Specialist Power PointOffice Simulation

offiCe proCedUres

dates days time plaCe fee

4/9/18-5/7/18 M-TH 2:00p-3:00p D-301 *

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Medical Classes

• Anatomy• Medical Chart Note Interpretation • Medical Filing• Medical Terminology• Medical Spelling• Computerized Medical Billing using Medisoft • HIPAA• Keyboarding• 10 Key Electronic Calculator / Accounts

Receivable• Computer Essentials• MS Word/Excel Specialist

days time plaCe feeM - F 8a-12:30p D-306 $ 80T / Th 5:30p-9p D-306 $ 60

Visit us at www.whittieradultschool.edu for detailed class descriptions & class updates

mediCal front offiCe skills Classes Must have a High School Diploma or aGED Certificate to enroll

Career Technical Education

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Accounting Courses

QUiCkbooks days time plaCe feeM-F 9a-12:30p D-300 *M / W 5:30p-9:00p D-300 *Prerequisite: Must know basic accounting, as deter-mined by assessment or completion of the ServiceCycle Accounting Course.

aUtomated aCCoUntingdays time plaCe fee

M-F 9a-12:30p D-300 *Prerequisite: Basic accounting knowledge determinedthrough assessment test.

10-key CalCUlator days time plaCe feeM-F 9a-12:30p D-300 *M / W 5:30p-9:00p D-300 *Prerequisite: None.

The following courses are open enrollment and self-paced / guided. Students will work independently withassistance from the instructor. Please note prerequi-sites for each course. Call Adult School Office to makean appointment to take an accounting assessment test.

aCCoUnting lab hoUrsdays time plaCe feeM - F 9a-12:30p D-300 $ 80

M / W 5:30p-9:00p D-300 $ 60

mediCal insUranCe appliCation & billingdates days time plaCe fee

5/2/18 - 6/6/18 W 5:30p-9p D-306 $ 100

iCd-10-Cm Coding Classdates days time plaCe feeAvailable Fall 2018.

Cpt Coding Classdates days time plaCe fee

Available Fall 2018.

Acquire skills to operate safely in a constructionsite environment. Learn what you need to knowto begin work in construction ormanufacturing. Topics includeSafety, Construction Math, HandTools, Power tools, ConstructionDrawings and more! Fees must bepaid in cash.

Introduction to Construction Fundamentals *NEW CLASS*

payrolldates days time plaCe fee

4/7/18-5/10/18 T / Th 8:00a-9:00a D-300 *

aCCoUnting leCtUres(reQUired)

dates days time plaCe fee

3/14/18-4/13/18 M/W/F 8:00a-9:00a D-300 *3/12/18-6/6/18 M / W 6:30p-8:30p D-300 *Lectures are mandatory for new students. After eachlecture series is completed, students will work at theirown pace during lab hours. M-F 9:00am-12:30pm,M/W 5:30pm-9:00pm.

Earn your Quickbooks CertificationFree to students who complete the

course at Whittier Adult School!

intro. to ConstrUCtion fUndamentals

dates days time plaCe fee

3/13/18-6/7/18 T & TH 6:00p - 9:00p R5 $ 50

Santa Fe High School10400 Orr and Day Rd, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670

spring term 3/12/18 - 6/8/18  

CompUter essentials

dates days time plaCe fee

3/14/18-4/20/18 M-F 8a-10:00a D-304 *

3/14/18-4/16/18 M-F 10a-12:30p D-302 *

3/13/18-5/24/18 T / TH 6:30p-9p D-302 $ 60

4/30/18-6/8/18 M-TH 1:00p-3:00p D-305 *

5/16/18-6/8/18 M-F 10a-12:30p D-302 *

internet / oUtlook

dates days time plaCefee4/17/18 - 5/15/18 M-F 10a-12:30p D-302 *

Prerequisites: Keyboard 25wpm, Computer Essentialsor equivalent.

Learn about wireless computer networks, computer se-curity, sharing resources and more! Register in theAdult School Office. Comptia A+ Preparation coursesdesigned to help you with the A+  Exams. ComputerRepair 1A - Hardware will be offered in the Fall 2018.

windows/file managementdates days time plaCe fee

4/23/18 - 5/11/18 M - F 8a-10a D-304 *

Prerequisites: Keyboard 25wpm, completion of MSWord or Excel level 1 or equivalent.

MS Office Word / Excel

Computer Repair Computer Networking

Comptia A+ Certification

google doCs for bUsinessdates days time plaCe fee

5/14/18-6/8/18 M - F 8:00a-10a D-304 *

Prerequisites: Keyboard 25wpm, completion of In-ternet Research and Communication or equivalent.

powerpoint 2010days time plaCe fee

M-TH 1:00p-3:00p D-304 *

M / W 6:30p-9:00p D-305 $ 60

Prerequisites: Keyboard 25wpm, completion of MSWord Specialist/Level 1 or equivalent.

CompUter repair 1a - hardware

aVailable fall 2018CompUter repair 1b - softwareaVailable winter 2018

CompUter repair 1C - networking

dates days time plaCe fee3/12/18-6/6/18 M / W 6:30p-9p O-4 $ 100

Prerequisites: Computer Repair 1A or 1B or equiva-lent experience

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daytime: mon.-thurs. 8:00 am-3:00 pm fri. 8:00 am-12:30 pm mon.-thurs. evenings: 5:30-9:00 pm register: mon. & tues room 301 - fee $80 register: adult school office - fee $60

First week of each term, register in Room 301. Day: 8:00 am Evening: 5:30 pm

This single term fee allows students to take numerous classes within the program unless otherwise noted. Classes marked with * are included in Term Fee.

books may be reQUired for some Classes all fees mUst be paid in Cash Visit Us at www.whittieradultschool.edu

for detailed Class desCriptions and Class Updates.

word 2010days time plaCe fee

M-F 8:00a-10:00a D-302 *M-TH 1:00p-3:30p D-302 *M / W 6:30p-9:00p D-305 $ 60

Prerequisites: Keyboard 25 wpm and Computer Es-sentials or equivalent.

eXCel 2010days time plaCe fee

M -F 10:00am-12:30pm D-304 * M -Th 1:00pm - 3:00pm D-304 * M / W 6:30pm - 9:00pm D-305 $ 60Prerequisites: Keyboard 25wpm, completion ofComputer Essentials or equivalent.

aCCess 2010days time plaCe fee

M -F 10:00am - 12:30pm D-304 *

Prerequisites: Keyboard 25wpm, completion of MSExcel Specialist/level 1 or equivalent.

Computer Classes

MS Office classes are available year roundand are open enrollment.

Parent Education

Parents and children participate together in a preschool setting. Parents shouldbring a snack for their children each week. Each class meets once a week for tenweeks. For further information please call (562) 698 - 8121 Ext. 1352.Your child's immunization record is required in order to register for classes.

enrollment is limited. please arriVe early at the first Classmeeting to register. students may enroll throughout the term as spaceis available.

lab fee (Cash only): $60.00 for one adult with one child, $20.00 foreach additional adult or child family member up to a maximum of $100.

Visit us at www.whittieradultschool.edu for detailed class descriptions & class updates 11

parenting the presChoolerprekindergarten(Children must have turned 4 years old by December 1,2017 to be eligible for this class.  No siblings, please.)day time rm tChr. feeTh 9a-12 noon R-802 Martha $ 60

parenting the infant(Infants one month to walking)

day time plaCe tChr. feeTh 12:30p-3p Bld. S. Elenore $ 60

parenting the toddler( Infants walking to 24 months old)

day time plaCe tChr. feeM 9a-12 noon Bld. S. Claudia $ 60Fri 9a-12 noon Bld. S. Elenore $ 60

parenting the two-year-old(Children 24 months - 36 months)

day time plaCe tChr. fee

T 9a-12 noon Bld. S. Jennifer $ 60

W 9a-12 noon Bld. S. Jennifer $ 60

Th 9a-12 noon Bld. S. Elenore $ 60

parenting the presChooler(Children 3 and 4 years old)

day time plaCe tChr. fee

M 9a-12 noonBilingual class

R-802 Jissel $ 60

T 9a-12 noon R-802 Martha $ 60

W 9a-12 noon R-802 Martha $ 60

F 9a-12 noon R-802 Jissel $ 60

parenting the presChooler(Children 3 and 5 years old)evening Classday time plaCe tChr. fee

Th 5:30p-8:30p R-802 Claudia $ 60

Spring - 3/12/18 - 6/4/18

(No classes 3/26-3/30, 4/2, 5/4, 5/28)

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introduction to Construction fundamentals

Acquire skills to operatesafely in a construction siteenvironment. Learn whatyou need to know to beginwork in construction or man-ufacturing. Topics includeSafety, Construction Math,Hand Tools, Power tools,Construction Drawings andmore!

Days: T & ThTime: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pmLocation: Santa Fe High School10400 Orr and Day Rd. Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670Room: R5Fee: $50 (Cash only)