The Compensatory Education program is for adults with developmental disabilities. Students study community living skills, consumer education, health, language, math, social studies, and vocational education. The English As A Second Language program offers instruction to non-English speaking individuals. Instruction emphasizes conversational English, pre-employment preparation, home management, financial management, cultural enrichment, safety procedures, and survival skills for life long learning and professional development. The program offers English proficiency levels in conversation, reading, writing, and grammar.
Students receive English proficiency certificates.
US Citizenship -United States citizenship classes are available to anyone interested in becoming a U. S. citizen. The Spanish GED program is available to all Spanish speaking individuals who have not completed a high school program. The GED in Spanish makes it possible for qualified individuals to earn high school equivalency diplomas that are necessary to obtain certain jobs, gain promotions, and pursue higher education in the United States. Basic Skills in the Workplace is offered in all three counties. This is an intensive program designed to meet the needs of employers and employees.