East Side Adult Education 2008-2009
East Side Adult Education Mission Statement The East Side Adult Education Program will provide a learning environment which fosters student success, encourages life-long education, and meets changing community needs.
ESAE: Organized for Efficiency & Economic Feasibility Serving the attendance area of the East Side Union High School District Classes extend from Piedmont Hills High School in north to Santa Teresa High School in the south Three main campus sites anchor 32 satellite sites throughout the District Evening Classes are taught at East Side High Schools Classes at satellite sites are offered in partnership with other agencies to be economically feasible 16 th Largest Adult Education in California
Main Sites: Independence Adult Center Serving the northern community since 1988 Day and evening classes Programs include: High School Diploma ESL Adult Basic Literacy Career Technical Education Life Long Learning Community Education Study at Home (ESL)
Main Sites: Overfelt Adult Center OAC serves the central area of the District OAC is a hub supporting the neighborhood for 23 years Programs include: High School Diploma ESL Parenting
Satellite Site: Andrew Hill High School Serve southern community since 1988 Night campus only Programs include; High School Diploma ESL Adult Basic Literacy
Satellite Sites HSD,GED, ABE ESL, CE, CTE Alum Rock Library Montgomery Elementary Berryessa Community Nick’s Dance Studio Center Ricardo’s Upholstery Catholic Charities Rancho del Pueblo Golf Grail Family Services Tully Community Library Franklin McKinley School East Side High Schools: District YB, IH, WCO, ST, EV, Alum Rock School District PH, AH, MP, JL, SC Oak Grove School District
East Side Adult Education Departments Adult Basic Education 435 Students Career Technical Education 1065 Students 93 Concurrently enrolled students
East Side Adult Education Departments High School Diploma and GED 2467 Adults 788 Concurrently Enrolled
East Side Adult Education Departments ESL/Citizenship 8767 Students ESL/CBET 937 Students ESL/ Study at Home 937 Students
ESAE Departments Students Served 2008-2009 Lifelong Learning 2,307 Students Adults with Disabilities 1,007 Students
Satellite Sites: Lifelong Learning Berryessa School District Evergreen Community Center Evergreen Neighborhood Center Iola Williams Senior Center Southside Senior Center Hank Lopez Community Center Golden Living Center
Satellite Sites: Adults with Disabilities Lifehouse of San Jose MACSA Adult Day Health Care Mt. Pleasant Nursing Regency of Evergreen Valley Riviera East Valley Pavilion Vintage of Silver Creek Vista Manor Nursing Center Daybreak Adult Center
East Side Adult Education Departments Community Education- 3,160 Students
Role: Partner to ESUHSD Safety Net for Non-completers Option for Seniors Needing Graduation Credits CAHSEE Preparation Educate Parents of High School Students
Role: Support for Families CBET Classes for Parents Career Technology Training for Jobs ESL Classes for Basic Language Skills Students demonstrate the importance of education to their families
Role: Quality of Life Community Education Self Enrichment Lifelong Learning for Active Older Adults Literacy classes for Low Skill Adults
Role: Building Community International Day Harvest Food Bank Student Government Advisory Committee
ESAE Data Points 2007-08 Total number of unduplicated students served annually: over 22,000 2007-2008 Instructional Hours - 1,530,575 High School Graduates: 110 GED Graduates: 48 Students Concurrently Enrolled: 969
Enrollment to Date All Programs = 20,936 Students 435 759 937 3255 ABE HSD 3160 ESL AwD CTE Parent Ed 2307 LL Comm Ed 151 Stdy@Hm 7767 1158 CBET 1007
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