Provisions are made for persons with disabilities and special needs. Courses and programs are offered in 12 employment preparation centers and 26 community adult schools. Saturday classes are also available. Course offerings are planned to meet the special needs and the particular interests of the communities served. Curriculum is developed based on recommendations and input from business and industry advisory committees, or on the mandates of a licensing agency.
Transportation is available to concurrently enrolled high school students.
Employment preparation programs continue to grow and change to reflect the development of new technology and labor market demands. Students who satisfactorily complete the program course of instruction receive a Certificate of Proficiency. A Certificate of Accomplishment is issued to students who complete evening upgrading or Saturday classes.