To offer adults opportunity, accessibility and flexibility while maintaining high standards inherent in the awarding a high school diploma. To coordinate cooperative arrangements with WIB's, welfare reform efforts and the One-stop Career System. To provide ongoing staff development focusing on requirements for success in the workplace, literacy instruction, and use of community resources. To provide a system for the provision of services to specialized populations, such as adults with disabilities. To provide access to lifelong learning opportunities.
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Adult Basic Skills Programs Adult Basic Skills Programs provide opportunities for adults to acquire the basic educational skills necessary for literate functioning that leads to productive employment and to enable adults to continue their education to at least the level of completion of a secondary school diploma. Adult High Schools Adult high schools offer adults the opportunity, accessibility and flexibility of obtaining a high school while maintaining established standards inherent in the awarding of a high school diploma. Courses are sufficiently varied for meeting the educational needs of adults and are designed to challenge participants to achieve their highest level of educational ability. A proposed schedule of courses of the current school year leading to completion of the requirements for graduation. The program also provides instruction concerning the organization and function of Federal, State and local government as well as the laws of New Jersey and the United States.