High School Completion

This class is one of the fast track classes offered to help you potentially earn five High School Diploma credits in one semester. This course is broken down into four (4) parts. Parts of Speech and its usage, conventions and sentence structure, and the Writing Process, the steps and methods used to develop a finished piece of writing, and Reading Conventions using persuasive, imaginative, and informative text. CCRS aligned. Proficiency-based option is available for this course. No class Sept. 5, Oct. 10, and Nov. 23.

This mid-level English course offers evidence-based reading instruction to students who want to improve their literacy skills.  Students will learn and practice strategies to strengthen the four components of reading:  vocabulary, decoding, fluency, and comprehension.  This course is appropriate for adults with basic reading skills who want to better understand and respond to personal, academic, or work-related texts.  Each month we will discuss a new book. Students will be given the book to take home tokeep. Limit 10 students. No class Nov. 24.

The four (4) levels of the Math courses incorporate beginner level math concepts in the basic operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division along with number sense, basic formulas and units of measure both standard and metric with one and two step word problems. As student’s progress, fractions, decimals, and percent are introduced in the same manner. Students will explore problem-solving methods using graphs, analysis, data, and probability concepts especially those related to workplace, the home, and the classroom. Students will be better prepared for various basic skills in educational and employment tests. CCRS aligned. Proficiency and Traditional options are available. No class Sept. 5, Oct. 10, and Nov. 23.

The four (4) levels of the Math courses incorporate beginner level math concepts in the basic operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division along with number sense, basic formulas and units of measure both standard and metric with one and two step word problems. As student’s progress, fractions, decimals, and percent are introduced in the same manner. Students will explore problem-solving methods using graphs, analysis, data, and probability concepts especially those related to workplace, the home, and the classroom. Students will be better prepared for various basic skills in educational and employment tests. CCRS aligned. Proficiency and Traditional options are available. No class Sept. 5, Oct. 10, and Nov. 23.

The four (4) levels of the Math courses incorporate beginner level math concepts in the basic operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division along with number sense, basic formulas and units of measure both standard and metric with one and two step word problems. As student’s progress, fractions, decimals, and percent are introduced in the same manner. Students will explore problem-solving methods using graphs, analysis, data, and probability concepts especially those related to workplace, the home, and the classroom. Students will be better prepared for various basic skills in educational and employment tests. CCRS aligned. Proficiency and Traditional options are available. No class Sept. 5, Oct. 10, and Nov. 23.

The four (4) levels of the Math courses incorporate beginner level math concepts in the basic operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division along with number sense, basic formulas and units of measure both standard and metric with one and two step word problems. As student’s progress, fractions, decimals, and percent are introduced in the same manner. Students will explore problem-solving methods using graphs, analysis, data, and probability concepts especially those related to workplace, the home, and the classroom. Students will be better prepared for various basic skills in educational and employment tests. CCRS aligned. Proficiency and Traditional options are available. No class Sept. 5, Oct. 10, and Nov. 23.