This program is designed to assist adults with disabilities in developing skills needed to be a contributing member of the community. The Adult Basic Education program provides adults with disabilities the opportunity to develop and maintain skills necessary to lead productive lives in the community. Classroom instruction utilizes a variety of learning techniques and tools in order to meet the numerous learning styles and ability levels of the students.
Instruction includes reading, math, daily living skills, self-care, socialization and job readiness.
The Horticulture and Commercial Food Service programs are designed to provide students with skills needed to work in basic plant nursery employment and a variety of food service areas. Skills acquired depend on the individual's ability level. Students are taught employability skills, interpersonal relationships, appropriate use of equipment, and safety procedures. Individual education plans are developed and specify outcomes and performance standards for each student. It is designed to give developmentally disabled adults an opportunity to develop and improve socialization skills and enjoy leisure activities.