Adult Learning Center provides individuals who are 16 years of age or older the opportunity to earn a high school diploma, prepare for the GED tests, improve basic skills, improve English language skills, or review for college entry. Additional support services, such as computer skill development, child care, information and referral. Students presently in high school but in danger of not graduating on time can attend evening classes to make up credits. Approximately 750 students are enrolled in Adult Learning Center programs annually. Aquatics provides instructional and recreational opportunities to the community using standards set forth by the American Red Cross.
Instruction is provided for adults, tots, preschool and elementary children.
Adults With Disabilities are encouraged to participate in general classes and activities listed in our Community Education Brochure. We will make reasonable accommodations based upon individuals needs. All District 623 facilities are handicapped accessible. Community Education offers activities and services for people 16 years and older who have cognitive disabilities. Activities are offered through the Community Bridge, a consortium of five area school districts.